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New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
PETROLEUM AND MINING sToCKs.-sE
WEDNESDAY. April s-P. N.


Gold closed at 1881. The clearings of the Gold
Exchange Bank were $36,l9l,Ooo, and the balances
sl,96S,4l7.
Government stocks were firm, with large business
The prices paid at the morning call were to per
cent above the extreme asking rates of last night.
The demand is not confined to any particular issue,
but embraces the whole list The share market was
strong. Erie and New-York Central showing less
activity than the Western shares. which continue to
pass into the hands of strong buyers at steadily I'M
proving prices. The st. Paul shares were specially
strong and active Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne sold
at lO2 seller co. The market closes steady, at small
reduction upon the extreme quotations Of the day.
Erie has sold as low as III and closes at III. Gov
ernment stocks do not maintain the extreme I'D
vance but close firm at the following rates: L. S Is,
1851 Registered 1l2l0ll2!; do. Coupon, ll2G01l2s;
$40 do Reg 10ilGl06; do Coupon, 1869, lllsGlll!;
do. Coupon, 1854 1O9.GllO; do. Coupon, 1865, llOa
1lO!; do. Coupon new, 1866, 10SGlOSs; do. Coupon,
1857 1OsiQ lOs, 1O-Os, Reg, 102alG2l; do Coupon.
lO2.alG9I; 1905 2nd Coupon, 1GGl07b; do. Sd Cou-
pom. 1Gal07i.
Thefollowing are William Heath * Co.'s last quota
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THE MARKETS.

iCar.isIJ reported THR TKiruyrl
WEDNESDAY, April g, 1883.
AsTTEs-The market is rmer for Pots at s. cs - 10
Pearls nominal.
ERICKs are In fair demand and steady; quote New
Jersey al sgas10 cG Long Island $40 50dS 20; North
River sl2: CrOton s5Gs2o; and Philadelphia Front s5
a<5O.
COFFFE-There has not been very heavy business
doing in Rio Coffee to-day, but we note rather more IN
qury from the trade and one or TWO sales are sun III
allowance. West India grades are dull.
COTTON-There has been an increased demand to-day
hut irregular rates. the market closing az former nges
sales OF l bales including AS 10 spnners l4s0 10 spec
uato and 252 to exporters OF which COO were In tran
va
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COURT CALENDARs-Tu,s D.Y

srPRuxE CouKT-GKsERAL motonb The
sns calendar enumerated viii be called through
nj cases re adv taken IN their regular order.
uPREnE -CRcur-PAh Llsd by DAVIS, j. Court opens
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L ROCHESTER, CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY BONDS WHICH ARR FiRsf'
CLASS SECURITY uYD0UBTED FOR INVESTMENTS. wfru
A SINKING FUND PROVIDED FOR THEIR REDEMPTION. Due
1887 SEVEN pBR CENT INTEREST COUPONS, JANUARY AND
lilly AND PRINCIPAL PAID AT THB CITY TRRAsURAkp
oPFICR OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER,
1T IA A WELL, KNOWN FACT THAT ALL SRCuRITtH
ISSUED FOR WATER PURPOSES IN LARGE lIIlks hAs4
PROVED TO BIZ THR SAFEST AND MOST PROFITABLE fOs
a LIMITED AMOUNT OF THB BONDS ARR oPFBRBD po4
SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS AT A RhDtCIiW
BELOW PAR FOR THs PRESENT ONLY, BY
' ALBgRT II. sIcoLAY.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD CoNPAsY bearing per cent, interest
and principal payable in gold for sale at par ana ac
crued Interest In currency. Descriptive pamphlets fur
n,.bod FISK 4 HATCH.
Bankers and Financial Agents c. 7. II. r.,
No Nassau-st-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
THE COURT
Hoffman Hops>, n.

At the Court Of General Sessions yesterday,
before Recorder Hackett seven cases were uled ana
sentences Of imprisonment passed. varying from ohc u
In Justice vorhiess Court, in Brooklyn, yes
terday, Thomas McGowan was accused OF attempting TO
pass counterfeit s. b and committed to wait the act
ion OF the Grand Jury.
In jersey City, yesterday before Recorder
Martindale James Brauwo0d, alias "Oldham Joe" was
charged with burglary, and committed TO await the ac
tion OF the Grand Jury.
In Hobokcn, Yesterday, before Judge Pope
John higgins arralgncd for stealing clock and some
small articles from the house OF the Hon. A o. EVANS Was
committed for trial.
I'm Justice Cornelrs Court, Brooklyn, yester-
day Lawrence Richter accused Of selling beer on the
occasion of town election. He gave bail TO appear
Henry Bobenhauoer was charged with seinns hquor WIN
ont a license. and gave bail To appear
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Hogan HOnora Kennedy was arragned Tor steal
ing coat valued at $40 from John CoDnor Of No 1863 West
Nneteenthst, and on confcssng her gult she was com
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday,
before Judge Mansfield Edward Valentine was arrnigned
for stealing h9r5e and S cart M from the Pses m OF M
the prisoner found tO be iusane and was committed
TO the safe keeping Of the Commissioners of Charities
At the jefferson Market Police Court yes.
terday john Mcleod pleaded not guilty TO charge OF
stabbnR Hugh Mele Of No. 729 Greenwich St. on Tues
day night last. lie was committed for trial The
Brown ag Place case IN which the latter ~ accused y
Brown oI obtaining cargo Oi cotton valued Al soovV
yesterday afternoon, ana was adjourned 10 the
18th inst Mary Mcdonald committed for trial on
charge Of having stolen s22 rs from George Newman
At the Yorkville Police Court, before Judge
Connolly yesterday ear conductor OF the Eightbavs
line smith by naue accused by Mr.. A. III. Campbell
OF assault The complainant sand that when riding down
this morning he rendered smith five cents the
fare which he accepted On returning however In the
ear, and Offering similar sum. II was refused, and
Smith attempted TO put him of the ear lie then caused
prisoners arrest The was adjourned until Monday
next.
In the Court of Sessions in Brooklyn, yester-
day before Judge Troy, and Justices HOyt and Voohes,
Ellen aud Mary McuniRe were found guilty of brutal
assault on a boy named William Hayes Mary Me0unige,
the mother OF me other prisoner was sentenced " u
prsonment for five days, and 10 pay fire OF w. sen-
fence was suspended In the Df the daughter John
Brannisan Junk dealer. found guilty OF receiving
stolen goods and sentenced to 80 days Imprisonment In
the Penitentiary.
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RECEIpTS OF PRODUCE.

April s-o964 bbls Flour, poo bbls. Corn Meal, -
sacks Corn Meal bush Wheat, - 600 bush Corn 6s
bush Oats $500 BUSH Barley So2 bush. see'is Is pEs.
Ashes 25 pkgs Beef O23 bbls Pork ll6 pags Cot Aeet
45s pkgs Lard 100 kegs Lard ll22 Live Hogs; S1ss nea
Petroleum. 5lO pkgs Butter 62s pkgs Cheese 2i0 ob
Eggs.
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CT- LOUIS and Iron MOUNTAIN RAIL
- ROAD COMPANYSeyn cent Bonds February snc Anssse
The title and Iron MouDisu Railroad having beeo 60
6rmed by both and the bonds declared ~
extending the road viii rapidly torvsrd - nse
the part will be Aug1st snd the balance car
the that conuar1us route S he op
about Mobile and Ses.OreanS The oh part oi @ -
e mssl earn all the interest the Noe mortgage
debit proceeds Of this issue being eIpened on the eHn.
adds 10 the security Pamphlets aud particulars be had H s oss
OF the Company The bonds win be sold until the zh APn es
price 2g H. O. MARQUASD. Viee-Preisot No - Hshse
NOTICE TO ANY and ALL HOLDERS of tho
~ FUNDED or BONDED INDEBTEDNESS Of lCbA COOsII,
CALIFoRNIA-sote hereby that all hors Of '1y o. "
bonded indebednsss of the C0a o fnoA may a. 49,
option Surrender the to tee Loan
Treas1r-Ts once OF sad county "
Nj - Myis a, any time before lst dsy o JnJ A. D. lss
.p receive 10 lieu thereof bonds Of said eo9nJ hals nIefs
sight per payable seS akuGsiy 10 yanss
both principal to be paid sold eea sad eose, Der N
approved February H. A. d. 1907 aed tns -
.rh Of will draw interest ah As
sS " Sg!' a. ~ wv ID. A. MCCONNELL.
a. ~ 100 l. r. SELLOH,
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RICE-Ae have nothing TO report, only n e..
small lots being sold at previous figures. w
sUGARS-Raw Sugars have sold little more freely 4.
both the trade and refnerS. with ppItcuar chan.
advise in rates and still quote at lO e fOr F !.
Good Refining; sales Of l,lSl hhds at iOl alan ..
Cuba; 2i0l3tc. for Centrifugal do. and 40 boyys a.
yana. at O.9ilsc; Refined quiet at lss 0l6g for tiars
SEEDSThe market is easier for Clover Seed sala, a,
1GO bags at 99l0c. Timothy seed is quiet 81 3oss
per bush Rough Flax Seed is steady, but dul at = r
dS2 %.
STRAW is in moderate request and steady; we ou,f.
Short Rye at e0c., and Long DO. at 8Oc
TALLOW-The demand is only moderate, but the ma.
ket Is firm; sales Of lOOOO u at l2lQI2fc.
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quiet and give about previous prices Crude "a onss
but rm 500 bbls. In bulk sold at bic. Eaptha is NM
on account OF the decline In Antwerp; We hear ~ ~
sales In Philadelphia the marletfor "a kinds was on,sS
no sales being made. We quote:
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And the folloMing for RalIroad bonds:

Money on call is offered freely at 67 per cent, and
more is rendered to many houses than they can use
Commercial paper sells at 709 per cent. The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has expressed tho opinion that
the three per cent certificates payable in legal
tender and not in National bank notes. letter to
this effect from Controller Hurlburd. approved by
Secretary McCulloch, received several days since
by leading bank in this city. This decision OF the
Department is advantageous TO the banks, and ADDS
to the value of their reserve which is thus made,
when consisting Of three per cents, equal to legal
tender money.
Exchange is quoted nomnally as follows: London,
60 days 100! alO9i; do sight 1O9gG1lO; Paris, long
516ia515; do, short, 5.l3.@5l2i; Antwerp, 5.l7t
0516! Swiss, 5.17lG5.l6!; Hamburg, 96dS0s; Am
sterdam, 4l04i Frankfort, 1904; Bremen. 79.0
79l; Berlin, 713@72.
The transactions at the Office OF the Assistant
Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs, $S72O re-
cepts for Gold Notes. 1861 O0O total receipts $267
30 Ss total payments, sl6lSS47 49, balance, slol,-
OBJ, ,S92 80.
The exports excusive Of specie) from New-York to
foreign ports for the week ending April Z, compare
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Freights to Lverpool--l,lO0 bales Cotton at 5-l6@
3D.; and by steamer 800 tcs. Beef at 5s, 100 bales
Cotton at 3D. as it runs, $500 bush. Wheat ct Cd,
and 1900 bush. Corn at Cd.
The following statement of the amount OF Enc
common stock outstanding is given in report pre-
sented in behalf Of the Directors before the late
Committee of the Senate upon Erie Affairs:
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New F0rk ClIy Items.

NEw YeRK, June IL. - Eight
schooners and four stoops are entered
tor the New York Yacht Club Re-
gatta tomorrow.
An. aid society for Southern educa-
tlonal purposes has been formed in
this. city, to last FIVE years. For the
present its efforts will be directed 10
the permanent establishment of the
Charleston Parish and Home Schools.
Four stations, imported By Thos.
Wallgate, Of st. Paul, Minnesota.
arrived yesterday from England.
mr. Burlingame, the two European
Secretaries, and two Mandarins
viii attend a public dinner on the
23d. leaving the rest of the Chinese
Embassy in Washington. taaaaq
Gertrude Phlaer and Geo Rhein-
hart were arrested for the attempted
murder Of the husband Of the for
mer. os f ~
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Heroine PARK Races.

New YoRK. ane 16-The Jerome
Park races, Jockey Club Handicap,i
was by Pennoek's colt James A.,
.Conneflg, beatiug Clement, Geu
York aud Beacon. Tine 3:4ok.
Track helvy Sweepstakes for two
year olds two miles, was won by
Bowie aud HaiTs flley AusfCaie,
beating Gen Duke. Nemesis aud Boz
uie Boles. Time 3:5a2 Race close,
Sweewstakes Tor two wear 0ldS, half
mile, was won by MeDaniels' Bonule
Lass, beating Feuian E0yer4 lass.
Time 5438 Feather stakes tor al
ages, four miles was won By Morris
Privateer, beanUg Alderau, Ca
ward Receiving and Local. RICE
exciting Privateer Aledran aud OAS
ward changing positions frequently.
Tine AS. ctr
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Anniversary OF the Battle OF Banker
MiiI-ScuiIlng Match.

BosTON, June II. The ninety
third anniversary of the Battle Of
Bunker Hill was observed to-day.
with greater patriotic display than
for many years.
futhe Gharlestown Regatta, to-day,
the race of single sculls, two miles,
was won by Joseph f. Fay. Jr..
against five competitors. Time fifteen
minutes. two seconds.
The double seall race, same dis
tance. was won by O. Butler and NJ.
Wells Time sixteen minutes four
seconds.
The four cared boat race of four
miles, had six entries, and was won
By the Samuel Moody. Time twenty-
eight minutes forty seconds.
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Robbery Of the Clinton County, OhI0,
Treasury.

CINoINN4rf. june 17.-About 9:30
tonight some unknown persons en-
tered the Tre4 surer's Office Oi Clinton
County. Ohio, at We lIngtou, aud
Knocked down tie Treasurer, Mr.. A,
Hacket as he was IN the act OF de-
posting the receipts of the day IN the
vault. The thieves, after binding
and gaggiug Mr.. Hacket, took 5000
from the vault aad made thelr escape.
The heavy rains last NJ b washed
away several bridges aud tressels on
the Marietta L Ciucinna,i Railroad
+. B tween Lovelaad aud Chilleeotle.
aud the passage OF tr4ias I'll DC
stopped Tor some days. No accurate
account or the damage can b. given.
3 heavy rain aud tbunder storm IS
prevailing he.e tonight,
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CHICAGO.
Tbe s7ngeFfest-A Gaia Day in Chi
GagO = Houses Decorated with
Floral Feaths-GF and Procession
- eieOme OF singers By the Mayor
Formal Reception and concert.

CHICAGO. June ia large por-
tiodof the city prese0ted gala ap-
pearance to-day In honor of the S8n-
gerfest. Along North Clark Street,
from Bridge 10 the Turner's Hall,
there is net a house which does not
bear evidence Of Joy on the part of
the inmates that the fest has at last
arrived Every window and every
doorway Sas decorated With floral
Wreaths, and bears inscriptions mani
testing enthusiasm. State and Wells
Streets. where the Germans do most
abound, on the south side. and RAN
dolph and Madison Streets on the
west side, are brilliant with deeora-
tions. Scarcely a house or lager
beer saloon but has It's trib-
ute to the singing brothers from
abroad. Many of tho shops and
doors are trimmed with the combined
colors Of the Fatherland and vine
Uni-ed States. The stars ah3 stripes
are often seen alongside the old Ger
man coiors-gold, red and black-and
the new col0rs of the North German
Confederation Turner's Hall, Uh-
leeh's Hall, Wabash Avenue Rink
aud other headquarters are decorated
70 the most handsome manner.
Societies from abroad have been ar
irving since early this morning, and
other large delegations from the East
wli arrive tonight and Tomorrow.
The delegates from the old country
vi o were expected at $50 this morn
Tag will not arrive until to-morrow,
on account Of the long detention they
experienced 10 Ohio, in consequence
of the destruction Of a railroad bridge
near Lima.
At s o'clock this evening grand
procession formed at. Uhlich's Hall,
which marched to Wabash Avenue
Rink.
The procession was half an hour
passing a given point; contained sew
eral bands, aud was profusely inter-
spersed with flags, &c. The streets
through which it passed were crowded
with people.
AT the Rink the singers were vel.
coined by Mayor Rice in brief
speech, after which the formal recep-
ton and concert took place.
The chorus consisted of five hun
dred voices, composed of Chicago So
cieties, and an orchestra Of seventy
pianos.
After the concert a grand torchli9ht
procession, with flags, transparencies,
&c, formed on Wabash Avenue and
marched through the principal streets
to headquarters.
The evening closes with social gath
erings at Turner Hall. Dutches,
Hans, III. Uhlich's Hall, and other
headquarters of local Soc eties.
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gyansyIIIe Street RaIIrOad.

The public is notified that tie
Street Railway will be completed and
running to and from the Crescent City
Springs, on and after Saturday, the
10Th inst. Three additional cars are
ordered. aud will be placed on the
road In a few days, when the time be-
tween cars will be reduced to ten
minutes. VIM. DEAN,
June Is 3t superintendent.
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Removal of Gov. Hum
phreys, { f Mississ ppi,
by Gen. Mcdowell.
Removal or GOV. Humphreys, OF
Mississippi, By Gen. Mcdowell.

MEMPHIS, June IL. - Governor
Humphreys, Of Mississippi, while at
a political meeting at Sardis, received
a telegram that Gen. Mcdowell had
removed him, and also G. +. Hooker,
Attorney Genera. and appointed
General Ames as Military Governor.
and Captain Myers as Attorney Gen
eral.
George Bethel, Of this city, was
shot and killed by Clarence Collier
while fishing at Ten Mile Bayou,
Arkansas, yesterday The murder
was deliberate and unprovoked Col
lier, after shooting Bethel. reloaded
his shot gun and rode off defying
arrest. 4
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rrf BosroN, June 17-The defalcation
in the Hide and Leather National
Bank is ascertained to be 1915. 900.
The surplus of the Bank IS $350.000.
The directors think that portion of
this loss will be made up from prem
iums on Government securities owned
by the Bank and the assets of the
defaulters. So the capital stock will
be but slightly impaired. sAf
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Death Of a Prominent Insurance

ST. LoUfs. June l7.-Charles O.
Ferguson. a prominent insurance
agent in this city. died to-day. -isf9
The telegraph line on the Kansas
Pacific Railway is being rapidly
pushed on TO Fort Wallace IN ad-
vance Of the railroad track. This
viii give Government communica-
tions with most important military
posts in Kansas, the point whence
Supplies are sent to Arkansas River
aud New Mexican posts. and whore a
considerable force Of troops are STA
toned
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The Senate Committee and the Etec.
ton Of a UOlyrcd Woman from a
Railroad Car - Visitors aE the
Mbte House
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Sem
ate Committee for the District OF Col
umbia, who were instructed to IN
auire into the alleged fOrcible ejec
ton Of Mrs Kate Brown, col0red
woman Ia charge Of the ladies retir-
ing room cf the Senate, from a car OF
the Alexandria Railroad. made re-
port, to-day. condrmatory of the
statements before made, but that Mrs
Brown has Instituted suit against the
company for damages, and that the
policeman who elected her from the
car has since been dismissed from the
service Of the company. They re
commend that the resolution, TOR the
present, re man on the table.
A large number of visitors were ia
attendance at the Executive Mansion
to day, including many ladies and
several individuals OF prominence.
A committee of the citizens OF
Washington, including the Mayor ad
1 tert8s, aud several mem bers of the
Conservative wing OF the City Coun-
! GILL had an interview With the PTesl-
dehtin referefice to the bllti which
Congress has passed relating to munl-
/ cioaI officers. Gsnerals Rousseau and
+ Hancock. aud Senators Henderson,
and BuckaIew, also, had an interview
/ with Mr. j johnson.
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Democratic Congressional NOmina-
linn

u INDIANAPOLIS, June II The Ninth
Congressional Democratic Couven-
ton, held at Winchester to-day, nom
mated Judge Robert Lowry of Fort
Wayne. Resolutions indorsing the
eighth Of January platform and con
demniug the Impeachment trial were
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Eg- We are the only authorized
agents of james Suggett's original
patent driving well. Al other drive
wells, Of whatever character, are an
Infringement on Suggett's patent and
we will exact royalty on all such wells
that may be sunk.
iun18 dat SMITH 8 MILLER
Sherwood House.
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SUSPENSION The running of the
cars on the Street Railway will be
suspended this day. June 18th, for
the purpose of making the necessary
changes for opening the road to the
Crescent City Springs.
VIM DEAN,
ie18-1t Superintendent
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A Coon CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
ON A SMALL CAPIFAL.-A merchant
on Main, having to leave the city,
offers his stock for sale at a bargain.
T e location is central, and the bust
ness is in a prosperous condition.
For further particulars address Box
405. Evansville 2 %. juu16-1w
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@- Just feceived at Carlin's a lot
of new and stylish Casinets for pants;
also fne lot OF Coatings. which he
IS selling very low for cash. 90 and
see a new stsfe Of goods that he has
got, Gold Suasuck, for Summer wear
je2-tf .f+ L-4.,;,,
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Rowing Mach

PHLADELPHrA, June l7-Crovd-
of stTnn}ers haze arrived to witLess
the rowing match for the champJon
shin. to morrow, between Ham II and
Z Coulter. The former rows az l55
hounds. and Coulter at 168-betting
500 to $50 on Hamill.
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Deacon Andrews C0nfeSses 10 Els
Counsel.

PLYMOUTH, Mass. June 17-There
IS good reason for stating tkar ID lacon
Ae5rezs rs confessed 10 his counsel
that he killed Cornelius HOLMES.
miHc TO have done. it IN seltzde-
Tense. The confess on Is ln writing
and will be sabmiged 70 the Goud
Jury with a view to justify am I1d.ct-
ment for mauslaugh
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Wfst Point era.iuates.

New YoRK. June 1.-THE follow
ing are the distinguished Ave of the
graduates of West Point:i Payson,
knight, Hozie, Bass, and Mccall
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PATENT DRIVE OR TUBE WELLS AT
REDUCED PRICEs-I am now fully
prepared to furnish promptly, at less
price than has been CHARGED formerly
10 this city, and guarantee entire
satisfaction. For further Information
call on Z. kBATZ.E
jun16- lBs
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ESTABBTSHED, 1881.


WE have, this day, received a large
lot Of ladies' and misses bronze, but
ton, and Polish boots They are a.
very handsome goods. Call and sec
them at 38 Main Street.
jpnel7 2t GEO MILLER g. Co.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

s@- Mosquito Frames adapted to
French Bedsteads. | am making a
new style, the best in the market
C.. ARMSTRONG.
Sign of the big bedstead, II Main St.
1W
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BAN, ,togive notice that he would to-mor-
row caI up the motion 20 reSonst der Fhe
vote on the 20 per cent resolution
Adjourned. ssr ~ 1-f--lsr - 4
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VOL. XIX. su
T ELE CIR = ? z.

P'or Commercial aud River DIspatches. sse
EEfth PAGE.
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A RAINBOW AT MIDSIGHT.-The
St. Paul (Minn) Press says that on
Thursday night of last week, as n
severe thunder storm, which came up
about midnight, was passing away, the
moon shone out brightly. and beau
titul raiubow, complete in all its parts.
spanned the northern horizon. The
different colors could be distinguish
ed, and the bow remained for some
time almost as bright as many Of
those caused by the direct rays Of the
sun.
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PHRENoLoeE. = Persons desiring
chronological. examinations, or true
delineation of character viii please
call on Mrs, NJ. j Stoge,. AZ the
Americrn House, Room No. -
Price, 81 90.
Hours. froa 9 till Y a. n, and 2
ill 9PvM. @ a.
be delivered by Mrs. Stone Oh Friday
evening, at Masonic Hall.
Price of admission, 80 cents chill
dren 25 cents. Jl7
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

Paris, June 1.-THE Corps Legis-
latitf. yesterday, gave assent TO the
proposed SUez Loan.