davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
, Chauncey's specie list is as follows:
The Boston Post of wednesday says

The increasing in the Boston money market H. per
haps not so much owing TO the large accumulation OF
idle capital as to the unusually limited mercantile De-
mand Prime paper sought for at 66k per cent some
institutions. usual, asking 81 al per cent. Money on
call may be quoted at per cent for Government deal
er and 6G6 for other parties whose wants are easily
supplied with small sums.
The following is the exhibit Of the Banks Of Bos-
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pFCFIprs OF pRODICF.

MAY 22 Gs bbs PouT bbls Meal 81 79 bash Whtst
7t bush Rye 40 bash NAH
| 81 pkgg Cut Meas, J,J04 bblL Petroleum.
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Bort UIarSnfs y1niitt.

STATE o. NBw-YoRE.r
PoPr W ,RpESs OySIcs, No IS /" llam 81
NOTICE 90 barnhv giyen in accordance with
IN Of April ~ 1' sh1u ~ hcse
the Port OF Ne" lo AZ pefsoas
ts,s. IN ar HAVING charge subject natter o saeA qrJ
or survey the fol9sns tssse e %
that the SAID aTFefs OF enaninauon viz
Wv & s,bis teu days succeeding s poiee On board SAD
vessels: aNR
sls.%sSp s,s.%sSp Fsaee le
si:.a,sIs si:.a,sIIIS EsfS sSsS' "
lin
Rail-
Bar L.. e.. BigeoN....
Annie.
Big Concord WO0druu h"DinsoAs
Big Adele.
Rrse.s. .PrentieeA
hIHTHoRSE T0AIkIks. iIealsse
j. AUG's HERMAN Secretary
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THE MARKETS.
ICsrefnUv r.porsed for THH TRiBuEH.

May D. 1909
AsHRs-Tt, ipouiry for Pots IL fair al &8 50 Pearls are nominal
COTTON-More favorable Europe has induced qe an
demand and prices are higher al grades closing ses
zoo bales including 90 10 puBers speeusiors and Io 10 er
porters Of which 100 in transit quote o r.,.
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U. S. MARsnALs OFFICE. !. D. q PsnnySilsauia,
HNHIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the

THIS rs TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
18th day D. 1868 Warrant In Bankruptcy was issued
against the Estates Of JOHN DEARlB and JAMES DEAhh nd,-
aud j. DEARE. OF PbAdphls Ia
the County philadelphia OF Pennsylvania she have been
Bankrups their pon that the payment Of any
property belonging 10 snch Bshknps 70
the transfer OF property o them are ot-
meeting of the Creditors OF the sad Bnkrupt 70
prove debts and choose more ssnees o. ns
will Of Bankruptcy, to be holden No. o9 walnut
st. Philadelphia before Hubley Ashton ESQ., Reg,er % ne On
OF July, A. u. 1863, at 10 o'clock a r EbLnAhbh
n22 law3wP u n Marshal AZ hesse"esh
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Qroposals.

. TREASURY DEPARrnEST l0FRos oy INTERVAL RsyssSE
PROPOSALS for STATI0NERY.--SEALE
PROPOSALS viii be received this ONCE Until tse Ic a o.
June 1863 70 o'clock Tor supplying the Assessors shs
Of Revenue throughout that portion Of me G
east Of the Mountains except Montana and NNe Win he
sTlTIoNRRY required for use in respective Districts Tor the year
ending June 30, leG9 t. ....- -.-,-, , ...,. -
suarantees contract awarle will be faithfully executed
The be right 20 reject any Dds or paris OF
bids any parts Of bids which the interest," the
The s hou b addressed Commissioner Of Internal Reyenus
and Proposals supplying Stationery TO Internal Revenue
Ssbdules Of articles 10 be furnished will be forwarded from this 0e
non sbpon with under which such articles be de-
yereJ H. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner. .
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Sinantial.

MoKRIs EssEI RAILROAD CosPASir d.
OYPfCE o SECRErAKY ASD AUDITOR, 4
. HOHOKEs, ~ J., May IS, 1887
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Nreuny az the stockholders Of THE hOhts AND ESSEN
FAILROAD COMPANY the election Of thirteen directors or the
ensuing wear will lie ed Office Of the Company al hoooken on
THURSDAY June Is, 1865, al " m
Polls viii he open nom 10 10 III a. ~, A. -. a., -. nc n :.
Transfer Books will be closed RON ggne' tP' )"
DJ o'u'' VI ~ HENRY W. MILLER, Secretary.
StT. LOUIS SIX PER CENT BONDS.
Bonds have twenty years to run ISst payable May and SoV
at the SAIiOua Bank Of Commerce in hey-iot,
The subscribers the authorized agents for The sale these Bonds Offer
lhosI ,moun At EIGHTY.Fiy and accrued Hfssi hn' f
GILMAN, son Co,
No q I,Iehargep place. Se@.fOrk.
JAMESON, SMITH CoTTISG,
Nos Il and 10 WsnSt. New Y0rL
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IS returned TO dc Clearing HOUSE
The Philadelphia Ledger saws:

Tafed 6y tne action Of the stockholders OF the former
Company on Thursday. and by the latter on saturday
COMPANY shall divide assets its shareholders
a cash dividend of u per cent This done the Lehlgh
those of the Hazleton at difference OF "a per cent IN
favor Of the latter-gvng shares OF LeLgh Naey ior
smaller lots Judging from the fact that the shares OF
both Companies have materially advanced since aao
merger, the arrangement must DC nutuan3 "u'"''"b'
Gus.
The Cincinnati Inquirer of Tuesday saws: -,
The applications for loans the past week were more M
era while the banks were less able 10 meet A. owhg %
the reduction in the supply OK currency ana tne ahet
regular discount houses are eeneIay iestcung tneil
avOrs 10 who may have claims upon them ana are
the latter forced open market owing to this course
OF the banks and IS Of good grade Rates OF
are very firm Between bankers and depOstOrs s0O per
cent continue TO be the ruling figures but in the open
market they from 10 to per cent according TO the
character Of the paper and outside parties, who have in
some eases obliged resort to the street were com
PEELED pay high as II per cent month tor short &C.
tive character Offering, the demand being chiefly for reg
ae OF trade Business in mahY Depart
is still inactive, and the merchants report coec
their own balances are obliged in instances 20 bOr
money to meet their accruDg obligations lndlvd-
ua deposits very low and country bank balances are
running down.
A correspondent of The Missouri Democrat writes:
IL would astonsh any one to enumerate the railroad
nothing Of the North Missouri West Branch and main
line which rapidly approaching completion, there IS
Il
10 Mexico from Hannibal to MOberly: from Hannibal 10
Naples TO the former place with the Toledo and
Wabash and Eastern lines; from Brunswick tO ChcOthe
and Council Bluffs; from MOberly 70 Jefferson City
other line north OF the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad
and parallel with H. and two three new lines into 81.
Joseph from various points The people OF North
Missouri are beginning TO understand that dollar
they invest In railroads back 10 them In the higher
valuation Of their lands There State in the Union
that will profit by railroad communications than
Missouri But II s wise for people who have the interests
OF st. Louis at heart 20 watch with and assist this
grand development of the State. Every Of them Will
BRING hey nd
here market as good as elsewhere.
The following is the shipment of Pttston coal by
the Pennsylvania Coal Company for the week ending
May %
1868 2523 uns 1867. 2GO 500 tuns Inc SIOl4 tuns
The following will show the comparative receipts
Of flour and grain at the ports Of Milwaukee Chicago
Toledo, Detroit, and Cleveland, from January to
90
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misttllanotus.
11otitss of gankrupttu.

nISTRICT COURT UNITED STATES,
~ EASTERN DISTRICT or PENSSYLVASIA--WlLLlAhC {.
CONRAD PHILADELPHIA Bankrupt having petoned sor his
discharge Meeting Of Creditors will be held on Monday me 9 oS
Of June o'clock before Register j. Hubley ASHTON esq
Al No SIS Walnut street City Philadelphia that the eHAHnA
ton Bankrupt be finished and business Of meetings re-
oured by Sections % Of the act Of Congress transacted lbs
Register will certify whether the Bankrupt has eonormed 70 MS
hearing ednesy July h 1908 before the 1oGrs
at Philadelphia at o'clock when parties interested shos
Witness the Honorable JOHN IAD-
WALARR Judge Court and the seal thereof ~
:''..'': Phadephis, the 18th day Of May. A. D. 1903 - f
-: Attest: EDWIN T. CHASE Register myl5 law3sF
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CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
- RAILROAD COMPAEYS
sBYEE PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
FEBRUARY AND AIIGUST COIPONS.


The : q s. LoHi. and Iop Msa51 RaS.d having o:sS 5 'SH S.
declared thd the worn Of extending the same coneciSs WIN
,Ss %s nile. being il proS. 6psrsCs
;Ss Ss & s rom S x fS fSS ssn sis % g % % vii Be opened @
bushes. hsr year % that there will % % , nv s
The old part 9th. road sI me already earn, enough al
the the mortgage debt and COMPLETED
vii y' :.ee 81 @ me s . pea .Sd ts'1s branch
sou mile @ f T 3. P s. Ksos . @ y S 'S q. So$pny 81 vii
very much to the value Of their grOIsrty - o, No
We the undersigned cordially recommend ihss seven per
saSs bonds s. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad good
H. % S@r T capable s. s @ ps me en-
JOHN J. ROE Pres st Louis Chamber Of Commerce
S&Tcs sAE fi.. r.' s s bsls y q. s;as Nc.
sEo a Il Il RIA Pre-. Second National Bank q q 81 T@a.
6 S4s Ta9s Ssi f 81 Railroad RS'. 40 n Si Co.
yos T% TAuSS osBasaE h fSI F: 9.'s B. S.n Lost s Lu.
A33kRqssA sAR RfT . ss German TG saSnr r's ss
ALLEN ALLEN CoPP SisBEY BANKERS 81 Louis
|sals s$iTSi S$hr 4 3arrrs - Il SHSDoETT fSS
p,mrb with detail. can be- had .sSe New York Agency limited
Bond. win be sold at the low price Of s' giving the accrued
Parties living city havus send
their fnd to the Cashier Of the Bank Of the State Of NerYO and
: H. q SARQUASD, Prs.t. No - w..,.
NOTICE to ANY and ALL HOLDERS of the
adsd Soaded sSssted1s.. tGs;
e co1s Of YobA the Trasursrs once Of said county IN a ss
S aS sf H;;T $ thereof sf i. Si sqis % county
gsys mia % a"S. n%. Ge"S a1S .asi sa
s sSss $ A ,Gs % SSoS ' F.Ss SSy D. s
DAY Of JaJ D. MsTyss Yuba County cahir2a March
J. R RIpEoUf,
Cam uissione m (ouutyo Of Yuba
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Slrof,ssional notitts.
Matbintrp.

mo PAPER MAKERS.-Five ENGINE ROLLS
and PATENT WASHERS With all the irons belonging TO ne same
st.eL ofT ROLL CALENDARS So inches ng stack OF PAPsk
raIESnARS a6 inches long 39neh CYLINDER MACHINE for
Wrapping paper ROTARY BOILER "a feet long feet dAme neh
iron With all the gearing complete. .H...
PAPER MILLS aud WATER POWER for SALE by ~
DERRICKsON BARTLETT, No - Beekmanst' ~ l.
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MlNIATuRR ALMANAC

1872 Sun 7:23 Moon Sets os3
\
Sandy HooF... Island. 2l7 Hell Gate 3ss
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THURsDAT's WEATHER REPORT.
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF SBw.YoRK. K.........NAIs 20.

az asFine growing weather to-day, clear and bright
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PresidentiaI PolIcx.

Policy Is doubtless a good thing, aud we
suppose that every President ought to have a
well.denned and thoroughly distinctive policy.
General Grant has a policy, and he told the
committee who waited upon him the other
night what his policy 10 and will be In the
event OF his election, OF which event there
can be no doubt. Here 1t Is In the Generals
own words:
81 shall have no policy OF my own to en-,
force against the will Of the people"
All can understand this, and the inquiry 10 a
pertinent one as to whether 1t Is not about
time to bring the Government back to these
nrst principles and elect a President who will
enforce the will of tho people.
Our Government is not a one-man Govern.
ment-not an autocracy but a representative
Government In which the people rule. Presi-
dents, Senators, Representatives., are the ser.
wants OF the people, and we are q republic. II
appears that General Grant recognizes this
idea and will act upon 1t.
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We have carefully collected the returns
OF the election to-day, and at the present
writing the Indications are that Mr.. Bowen 10
elected BY very small majority. II has been
one OF the most exciting days this eity has
ever experienced, but We arc happy TO state
that order has generally been preserved.
We ere not In the habit OF Boosting over de-
fsated foe, aud we do not now propose TO con-
msnt upon this joyous occasion at length.
The battle has been hot and contested one,
and though victory, accordlng to our figures,
perches upon our banners, we shall not sxuit
unduly. We know how important to the
cause Of human liberty and the rights Of man
Is this victory, 70
There has been, on the part Of the opposL
tion, Almost malignant feeling manifest to-.
wards all who favored the election Of Mr..
Bowen. They are defeated By q small ma
jority. We could have wished II had been
larger, but ss II 10, Il 10 enough, as one 10 a.
good rs thousand. We wait till another oc-
easion to say all we wish to say upon the sub
ject.
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General John N. Schoheld entered upon the
duties In the Department OF War yesterday.
The oath was administered to him by Chief
Justice Chase at the house Of the i,tter yes.
tsrday morning.
The new Secretary then repaired to the
White House and had lengthy Interview
with the President. Mr.. johnson then accom-
panied him to the War once, and the General
was conducted to his rooms by General Town.
send and took possession OF the Department.
The President remained In the Department
but for short time. Afterwards Gen. Grant,
his STAFF and numbers Of military men called
on the Secretary. He WAS also visited by the
heads OF departments and others.
Gen. Schoheld dlned with Gen. Grant last
night,
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Frois, New Brunswick .

ST. JoHS's, N. b., June lit 10 understood
that Judge wilmot will be appointed Lieu
tenant Governor Of New Brunswick.
The British war steamer Barraconta Is
cruising In the Bay for the protection Of the
fisheries.
ST. JoHs's, June 1.-The coast fisheries here
and of Nova Scotia are very productive this
season. 10 some localities Ave times the
amount Of last years catch has been secured.
II 10 ru mored that Lord Monck will visit the
maritime provinces previous to his departure
for Europe.
1t IL reported In Ottawa that the Hon. N. b.
Rowland has been appointed Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Of Ontario.
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The telegraph brings US the Intelligence OF
the death OF James Buchanan, ex-President
OF the United States. He died at wheatlsnd,
near Lancaster, Pennsylvania, yesterday
morning, aged II years.
Mr.. Buchanan's public life WAS long, and he
held many important Offices and trnsts besides
that Of President.
We have not the time nor the space to write
lengthy notice OF him to-day. His Presiden
tisl career terminated In a cloud, and he he.
questhed to Mr.. Lincoln = rebellion which
many OF his contemporaries think he might
have nipped In the bud. Be this IS It may, the
impartial historian will do him justice. HAY
Ing been President OF the United States he II
entitled to receive that consideration due to
the great ONCE, and proper honors will be paid
to his memory.
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AnRrvAr.s Ar THE HOTELS.

EbbITT HOUSE-fD, u, WILLARD,
d Erhardt, N vi Mai Murray Davis, U S
A; Ohss ii Hobbs, s A; II W Catherwood,
PhiisdelphiA, w Rice bostou, L p McDur.
les, Boston, II i, Olcott. N Y,T 4 Hudson. Pa,
George p NORTH, Conn, y M Thew, "a, h e
Gross, Macs, Gen Barrie. u A, jas Y Neal,
Philadelphia, Jas 4 Neal Philadelphia, w u
Rowling. N f,E w Hale. city, MI EARRING
ton, ichnond, X Lincoln, WsshinEton, w y
Ayers, Washinetou, j Bur yicEery. w sshinE.
toni W = Whitshouse, Mainej d Burnes, N
miss Mafy bufne.t n ~ Hon Q M Taylor,
"a Henry Eting, ~ Miss Etting, Phila-
dslphia, MOORE, ~ r. Morfell, Ne;
= M Mina., ws ss1a{ Benedict 3,
Ttusi WsshinEtopi " Lompsoni ~
tei' Wsshineton, 6oi Bsrt Lesnec' af,.s. EP
savior, Penn, Il ii Dent, VA; den Hiram.
W6ehinefon, h Smith, N =; Chss Koon. Phila.
dsiphia, 6ustayis Kicker. XIV, II Ii Wirss. XIV,
Hermen Funk and wife. NY, Mrs Raucb' n
VI Tbos Whytal. N Y, b j Hutchins. N Y, n
PMitcheii. lem, II w Muhon. eltv. Thomss
Aihsiis and wife, N nj Geo Aihelis, N Y,Jno
Alhslis, N Y, Chas il Rooms, Phiisdelpbin.
Miss Eliza Cairnes, Mdi j A Jordan. Phiia,
deiphiai II Bigger and wife, Maine; Hon
= Rice. AN. "
SEATON HOUsE--JoHS II, SyaNz.,
q Fred Maddof. Maryisnd; E p Vasi. wash.
ington, d q; O II Emanuels, L L Abkermsn,
NY, w ShafFor. Thomns H Lsmbert Baiti.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. y. N. TAyLER, Pa; J. A. Jordan
Phila.i Hon. B. F. Rice, Ark Henry Etting
U. $. N, Gen. Bache, u. s. A., and Thos
Achelis, New York, are at the Ebbltt House
Hon. Assos BuRLIsoANE, Mrs. Burlinssms
and servant, Alex. Chip Tagen, J. NJ. Brown
E. de Chang, Mr.. Fenkyi, Mr.. Telling, Mr.
Cens, Mr.. KewI, Mr.. Ia, Mr.. Chang, Mr..
Kang, Mr.. Lein, Mr.. ESQ, and sixteen servants,
Capt. J. Dolliver, Chinese Embassy; Gov
Thos. Carney, Of Kansas, were among the
arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday
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THE VICE PREsIDEN r.

~ w eiWsys ~ " W. sesoue
O. U.ihounI WIN Klna Mstt,n T.n p1psn
samuel Southland, and other nsmss. have beer
snrolisd among Democratic yiee-Presidsnts
uhe hsuicns nave eont,ioutea 70 the piac,
Andrew Johoson. whom thev seiected bcc.us.
proved himself to be, . defender and q disciple
oithe constitution.-N. !. World.
No Democratic President ever died while In
ONCE, and We cannot therefore say how any
one oil the distinguished men named above
would have acted had God In His wisdom re-
moved CHIEF during their term ofservice.
lac word says that Mr. Hsmlin 10 "howl-
Ing demagogue." Perhaps the World knowsW
We remember that this same paper once said
worse things than this OF A. johnson, but that
was when the World thought that he was q
Republican. One thing the World will admit :
NO rebel made any attempt upon the life OF
MI. Lincoln while Mr. Hamlin was Viee-Pres-
ldent, "howling demsgogue" though he be
it's singular fact that both Gen. Harrison
and General Taylor died suddenly. We pre-
tend not to account for 1t. 1t Is simply an his
torlcal fact, and there we leave II.
Mr. Lineoln's death we can account for. A
rebel ended his days, but not while Mr.. Hamlln
was Vice President.
We think the Republicans have placed q
h4tn IN NOMINATION this time That lnsure1 the
life Of General Grant against assasIinstion
during hi, term OF once.
We believe the time has gone by when I'M
certain men will be nominated to the second
place on the ticket By the Republican party.
Norai heneetionS Tor Demoerats'
In this age, when the art Of printing dis
semln"tes all the actions, Ideas, ~ well a.
theories, which move or pervade the world,
what isealled the art or trick OF speech-makin
tapplied necessarily to limited audienees) be-
comes Of little Importance.
Generous and patriotic seiion, growing out
OF the ideas which call II forth, 10 the fore.
runner of national development and pros.
perity, as the opposite is OF natural shrinksgs
and decay.
The plough, the harrow, the oultivator. the
seed sower, the reaper and mower, the anvil
the square and the compass, the saw and the
plane, the engine makers, the ship builders
the looms and the spindIes, and TIE thous AND
echoes Of human want speaking through man.
ufactures add commerce, the miners down be
low, and their brothers above ON the .urfsss
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mee,ips OF ~. Loui, Merchants.

ST. LOUIS, June LA large meeting OF msr.
chants met merchants from Mobile on the
subject OF reopenins Bayou Manchss, giving
st. Louis and the Northwest direct water
route to Mobile. Resolutions were adopted
welcoming the Mobile delegation, recommend
Ing the enterprise, and appointing a commit
tse to accompany the Mobile delegation to
ClncinR att, Louisville and elsewh ere.
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TaR Democratic members Of Consre.. have

THR Democratic members OF Congress have
signed . paper requesting the National Demo.
cratic Executive Committee to extend an in
xitAtion to the Conservative Soldiers' aud
to attend the National Convention on July
eth, to participate In Its deliberations. The
paper Will be forwarded to the Chairman of
the Committee at the earliest moment.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrED sTArEs PATElI OFFICE

On the petition Of SARAH W, fLAspEis, Of New
ad., sd%S,S,aa.rs q jss s.ass Of
Marden. Of Boston, Mass; praying fer the e1ten.
sion Of patent granted 70 the said Joseph y,
Flanders and joseph A. hArdes, the 2eth day OF
August, 1854, for an improv In Leather Split
ting Machine, for soven years from the expiration
ofsad patent. which takes place the ioth day Of
August, 1865:
lis ordered that The SAID petition bs heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10th day Of August
70 appear and show cause, II any thsy have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons 99ppo.ing the erisnsi9a arc REQUIRED %
set forth In writing at least toen days before the
day Of hearng, all testimony hled b. either party,
to b used at the said hearing, must DO taken and
t,sasmi.tsd In ses.fS.ass With the ,sit. Of the
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
,imsny must Be hisd n the onse t,osnty dny: be-
within tss days .it., alIhi NJ tsaiimSly -.
Rspubltodn and the Intsiiigencsr, 'washington.
d. c., and In the Journal, Boston, Mas, once =
week for three successive weeks the nrst Of said
RSsss ~ 2 3 least sixty a RFI;SycTs' to
nSal- Isl Acting commi.sionsr Of Psisni..
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Ps.:! a:. sss
NJ: ssusT s..s sai Pl.s ss's y .s, hs
al. ss SAi ass:. .la %Isl s ) Sss W
Jackson. puspqq., seyiag Machine. Sio9i Phillip
w..sIss,ss; ,; X. ka.,;il psi, ~ s s'
Ttis ..a & & bs;'sg:sil ssi..
Hssss H ' MI Fl At'e; fssHs.;Es III.
S:slSs s ss;ss NJ:
s,s st.. Psiiisa:lpti.. dolS VIA, sls'
EN- pstno, diis ws.ebr 10y ta SHM
Iosi.si%is, Ky Ky. Diamond RiSs, ssS, q + assoa;
ssi pa na 20 a a s, %ih s permission
OPINIONS o, tn. Passs -".Musiesi Festivals,
several time, postponed, esnpslli9g pSreha.srs Of
sI . %SS: q: ID. Sssss X:
III PI i ,:sl:S =: S,,
gre d:iisr. IN. !. liz piss X d. trss. WiI:ssS
Us grS.aw.y .Ss nSs. st.I.esiy: place :! q:
draw .eioo, 900 arm there, but SsS: I...easSis
sss I'd tSs I'm r:i.sis b w k ss.:
1.-THE Metropolitan Gift Company arc distribut-
Ing many valuable pri,ss. wsbaxe examined their
AZ desiins iTn. THEIR plaa Is more ,atisfsstOry
az and II: .sss r. s1 Di.
The dift Esiablishmsnt n Harm, wILseH 1
a. is sIGssw-S x. 4 daily dr.wns sr;Sa' q
s.1 n IA ~
one dollar. A friend Of ours last week drew 4
t30o Prize, which 10 promptly received. IN !.
Send for ,circul.r giving many more references
aud favorable notices from the press,
Liberal Inducements 10 Agents Satisfaction sunr.
anteed; Every Package Of Sealed Envelopes con
-. siT Ticket. for ons Dollar, Is for Two Dol.
lars for Five Dollars; 10 for fifteen Dollars.
AL letters should DO addressed to
HARPER, WILSON L Co.
Tvs Broadway. N. Y.
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BosroS, June Ia young man named Nehe.
miah Ball, arrested in Mansfield, Ohio, on
requisition from the Governor OF Massachu-
sets, charged with robbing Rufus Maiion, Of
Consrd, Massachusetts,, oft2o, 900, was brought
here today. He 10 said to be graduate Of
Harvard College.
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GALVESTON, June l.-George p. Douglass,
late General Internal Revenue Tax Inspector,
indicted by the grand jury for completely In
bonded warehouse and whisky frauds, arrived
to-day and voluntarily surrendered himself to
Ma rshal Byrne,
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LAMBBLL. On the slst Of May. 1855, X. II.
LLHBsLL, Of heart disease, In the SD year OF his
age, an,!lye Of washinEtsn, and the only son Of
His funeral will take place At his late residence,
No, $50 New Jersey avenue. on Tuesday afternoon
iya In vii al IN attsnd
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Information has been received at this De-
psrtment from Mr. L. II. sauliner, the Consul
OF the United States at Vera Cruz, OF the
death on the soth OF April last, At Vera Cruz,
Of George W, Brown, OF Philadelphia,