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Gsvernment Securities.

WARRINGTON, Oct 10, ls6s.-Jay CooKe q
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernment securities:
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~The Providence Union. vhich nro,,,,..
70 mske reItkion attractive 70 the Ignorant has
oeen established AZ = COST Of $4,000.
~Wnen the Grectan Bend has found n.
Wsy 70 the streets Of Peoria, LII, (which r. ths
triumph in this vicinity.
~A FiftA Districfer Of Massachusetts A.
mics Buffers rieht 70 sit in Congress. as az,
gentleman IL net nAauns eyUs'd.
@They say that DE Caux "proposedu %
Ascame "a grange ana was ylied bef.re
0A working woman in New York t.,,. ~.
Anthony thst working On . machine vesr..
woman ont faster than with a needIe
- Voter. in lraly have 10 pay q tax and he
bic 70 read and write. ~ oo
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ExTRAoRDINARY REoovHRY OF SPEECH
1ne 1ot1 MAJ des Ftrenes Orieatales says: IAN
exuaordlnary nature that We shou la hesitate
70 publish IL II we he'd not heard il relatao by
tne person whom 1t principally concerns Some
DAYS blck i've young men of the neighborhood
went 10 bathe IN pool Of small extent but
nearly twenty feet deep and frd by q mountain
torrent. The first 70 plunge in, Hippolyte
Serre, swan safely across, and was seated on
tne opposite bank, where he sat watching
companion named Coll, who had follow him
The latter, who had been deaf and dumh
since very serious illness, brought on ave
ys6 years Sask by disappointment In love, had
reacneo the middle Of the water, whera he ~.s
seen TO struggle convulsively and then d,s,n,
Pear oenean the surface. Ssrre pIunsed in to
ms sssistance. and, seizing him when be cane
up, succeeded In bringing HIM 10 the hrinF
where he was helped out by the other. coli
nso no sooner recovered his senscs than he IN.
Gs..o, SGasaMeH, MOI Dleu Sainte vlerge du Coral
nnppoiyfs. You have saved me The shoct
nao IN iact restored 70 him his speech. Of Which
. co"motion mad previously deprived hia.'5
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INSURANCE.
TINE nTIoHit LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF rHI
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
a.. WARRINGTON, ID. G.,
ehsrtered by Special Act ef Csu.re... An.
proved Jsly IS, 1855.
AL......... .,......s1, ,oee, eco
INSURANCE.

OLAkk, Philsdelphta, Pre.,s.,,
vy,vhk' ChsirmAn Finance and Rreopp,s
HIEET D. COOKE. Washington, We. Prs.
KMlksoN ". PEEr. Philsae,ps,., s.sr.,.,,
Is. s.IuRNER; w..h,ngtOn, A.-,...n, s-er.,.r,
TRANOls q. shl1H, NJ d, Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
J. X. BARNks. Surgeon Genera Usit-d stst..
p J. EoRWffz. Chief Medical p.,.r,..,,
D. We w. Bliss. Iss' 4. s'n, B.. w::Sinssss Sssss
Tie advantages offered by this Company an.
uss NsuonAl COMPANY, chartered BY special
A paid up capital OF 81 600 ao.
IL offers low rates Of premium.
t furnishes larger Insurance than other con-
penies for the same money.
II IL definite and certain in cts terms
home company In every locality.
le policies are exempt from attachment.
lnere ere no unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy 10 non torfeitabl-
=, Pollcies may be taken which pay % the insured
their tuli amount and return ell the premi ms %
. aSe .nsursnee costs only the decrease tee
Policies viii he i.sued th.s win nav to IN. an.
surcd during life an annual income Of Que tenth
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
IL insures not to secure dividends. but 9, % lov
i LOCAL. 5et, I'ilsi xsiSr Is V wKRTsp IN ryuRY
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
tee Tor such agencies with suitable end dorsements,
sheuld be addressed 60 the Compsnys General
Circulars Psmphlets and full psrttculars Given
city.
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LIFE NSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE.
5000 for SO Premium
UNpEB THE AUSPICES OF THl
Manhattan Cooperative Belief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
IL CHARTERED BY THE STATE or NEW
YORK.
MEHERSHIP FEES.

The member4 o fees are six dollars at joining,
tor trhtoh a oA sscait II sap trtI
s,sAed, and dollar and ten cents on the death
OF eAc mber, OF which due notice will be given
One dollar from each member Rots 20 the wdsw or
heirs of the deceased member, and the ten cents
for expenses of collecting.
This Company is DIVIDED into TEN CLASSES
IOR MEN and TEN GLASSES FOR WOMEN
IS soon as these classes hlled, ten classes
Will be adopted Men and women are not allowed
q the ssme glasses. Everything is done 70 maze
each ClAss equal.
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A Washington Train Attacked in BaIti-
merc-The Republicans Spotied-shame.
tui Outrages upon Passengers.
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CLASSES.

Kali persons between the ages Of 50 and IS years
The Glasses for women the same as above.
ANY one that fs found 20 give his her age wrong
vii be expelled, and the moneys paid forfeited %
the Association. Each Glass 10 limited 20 $500
members. Each person psys IS upon becoming Q
MEMBER, snd sl1o each time Q member dice BE-
ngenber.
nenuber Of one Class oasros BE- ASSESSED tki,
dotlay II a ulember Of another Class dtss kaeA
Cfass Is INDEPENDENT, haring . cosneclsOa sptia
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ightins in the Suburbs-Fight Between
the Police and Sheri,fs OffiCers-The
Courts in cssisn to hear Cases OF ha Oe a
Corpus-Col Colonization from New York and
Baltimore.
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ILLUSTRATION.

Class "A has 900 male members. A man dies
The Association pays over within forty days ss Oo
20 the widow or heirs, and the remaining member1
ryard within thirty days dollar and ten cent
eech 70 the Association 20 reimburse IL. Failis,
10 send this sum, they forfeit TO the Association Al
moneys paid, and the Association sup plies a uev
member 70 hll the place Of the retiring one.
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SENIOR ]. NJ. yELE yesterday presented his
Credentials and was received as Charge de
Affsires of the Republics of Guatemala and
San Salvador
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From Snn Rrnncisco.

SAN Francisco, July 2i.,.The official
report of General Crook of the council
held with the Indians ut Camp Harvey,
Oregon, has been received ut military
headquarters in this city. The savages
appeared satisfied with the promises
made and agreed to return 10 their
hunting grounds, in the vicinity OF
Steele's mountain, on Mohican river
and its tributaries and establish their
headquarters near Castle Rock noun
taips, where they could he found when
the Government desired to communi-
cate with them. They would allow
none of their people TO interfere with
set tiers, miners or travellers. If they
were disturbed by bad men they should
notify the military authorities immedi-
ately, who would furnish them protec-
ton. All the property stolen by them
was to be returned.
General Crook says that no donbt dep
relations may still be committed by
rowing bands. Wechawie's influence
extends over great tract of country.
Same of his bands are near Fort
Hall, South Idaho, Others near the
northern boundaries of the territory,
and others in Nevada. Efforts are be-
ing made to get them together.
There is considerable excitement i'll
the city in regard to the smallpox.
One hundred and ferty-siX cases are re-
ported by the health officer. since June
LIST, forty-eigst of which were since Ju-
ly 18th.
The steamer Otter arrived at Victoria
July 23d, from the north, bringing
portion of the stores from the wreck of
the Sewanee.
Mining news from Cariboon is enconr-
aging.
The United States sloop of war James
town gave out her commission and laid
mp at Mare Island. The officers were
ordered east and paid.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati market.


CINCINNATI; July a5.
FLOUR-Scarce and prices higher;
sales of family at 10 00alO 25. =
WHEAT-Firm and in demand; sales
of red ut 2 05a2 II for Nos. and old
winter; new sold ut 05; the stock is
light and the demand is from local mil
lers.
CORN-Firm; sales at S3aS9c for ear.
OATS-Very scarce and retailing at
s5c, but this price could not be sns-
tanned under liberal receipts.
RYE-Unnchanged and firm; sales at
f{3si u
COTTON-Dull and prices are nomi-
nal; sales at SOC for middling.
PORK-Mess held firmly at % 90.
BULK MEATS-In better demand;
sales of 15O, 900 pounds at llac for shout
ders and 13ic for sides.
BACON-Firmer; at the close sales at
l2fc for shoulders and l6talttc for
clear rib and clear sides.
LARD-Held at lSc, with some de-
mand at l7fc.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm; sales at
27a32c.
EGGS-Quoted at l7ial8c.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet.
CLOVER SEED-Advanced to Is 90,
but very little is to be had at this rate.
lHAY-Unchauged and steadJ; sales
1T l6 00a16 so.
OIL-Linseed firm; sales at ! OF.
GOLD-l 42f buying.
MONEY-The market is easier.
WHISKY-Is in active demand since
yesterday, when the new tax law went
into operation; dealers had all been out
of stock and the sales reached $4,000
barrels ut 40ai5C in bond and closing
strong ut the latter rate; o5 free.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July %.
COTTON-Dull and n shade lower;
sales GOO bales at 30!a3lc for middling
uplands, chiefly SIC. -
FLOUR-Closed quiet and unchaug-
ed, with holders generally rather more
disposed to realize.
WHEAT-Dull and easier; No. .
spring at 7Sal IS and No. l spring at
| GOAL 81. LOS.
RYE-Sales at 75al 81.
OATS-Dull at S3!c in store and Goa
S5ic anoat.
CORN-Dull and dropping; new mix.
cd at 10al 49, atloat.
PORK-Dull;s sales $50 barrels ut 1926
regular, and rather heavy ut these quo
tati0ns.
BEEF-Qnict and without decided
change.
CUT ADMINISTRATIVE and firm.
IIAMS-Sales of $50 packages bag
ged at 20la2lc.
BACoN-Qniet and unchanged.
LARD Firm ut EialSc for fair tO
prime steam and 19c for very choice.
EGGS-Steady at 2Ga27e.
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coNclREssIoN AL.
WASHINGTON, July Is.
SENATE.

Senate met at 10 o'clock.
The hill giving lands to the DenVer
Pacific Railway was deDated over an
hour and passed.
Several minor bills were referred.
Tho hill transferring from the Treas
urv to the Interior Department the con-
troll of the CherOkees in North Carolina
The bill for the protection Of the
RIGHTS of American citizens abroad was
taken up.
The question was on the section as
amended, providing that the President,
in case Of o citizen being Irongfuiiy
imprisoned under the authority OF
foreign government, and in case OF MS
refusal to use any means, not amount
ing to acts of war, to effect his reiease'
that the facts be communicated 10 Con
gress as soon as practicable. ASreeu TO-
Mr.. Howard spoke against the pass
age of the bill in its present shape
Mr.. Ferry also opposed 1t. .oo,
The bill passed by vote OF - 10 D.
The House bill amending the DanK-
rupt bill misunderstanding the time LOT
the operation of certain OF It's proVis-
ions.
utive session.
At 3 o'clock the doors opened aud the
Presidents veto of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau bill was received, and the bill was
passed over it by vote of AZ to 5.
The report of the naval officers ap-
pointed to select more suitable sites for
powder sites at New York, Boston. and
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was also
received from the President.
Executive session was resumed and At
6 O'Clock the Senate took recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The following House bills passed !:
Directing the enrolment OF distilled
spirits and tobacco, and an act amend
ing an act forbidding American vessels
to trade in Coolies.
The bill for the relief of VIM. McGar-
raglan was tabled.
The resolution to pay the Senators
from Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina
and Soath Carolina from March, 1867,
was discussed at some length, during
which Mr.. Davis offered an amendment
restricting the commencement OF pay
to the time these States were declared
entitled to representation, and objec-
ton was made to the Senators from
those States on the question.
The discussion was interrupted by the
report from the Conference committee
on the executive appropriation bill,
which was agreed to.
A committee of Conference was APP
pointed on the bill extending the COM
mercial relations over Alaska.
Mr.. Thayer presented the credentials
of George Z. Spencer, Senator elect from
Alabama, for the term ending March
Il. Mr.. Spencer was sworn in.
The discussion on the pay of certain
Senators was resumed, and Mr.. Davis
amendment was finally agreed to by a
vote of % to 81, and the 5esolntion
adopted.
The Senate, Mt 1915, went into
executive session, which continued till
after midnight.
Adjourned.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-After the ex-
ecutiou session last evening, the Senate
agreed to report on the bill to estab'
lish line of steamers from New York
to Europe. Also to a report from the
Conference committee on the Alaska
appropriation bill. Mr.. Frelinghuysen,
from the Judiciary committee, reported
substitute for the House bill relating
to habeas corpus and regulating judi-
cial proceedings in certain cases. The
substitute extends the provisions of the
acts to suits brought against common
carriers for loss or damages to goods
where perpetrated by the late rebels or
by the forces of the United States, pro-
vided the contracts of insurance COM
panies' war risks shall not be affected
thereby. The Senate then again went
into executive session.
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State Of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court
JHnC RHlcs, l~;'
BENJAMIN y. Sherman and John Il. Cole I4li
nets under the firm name vi Sherman
Cole, COmplainants.
w.
Leonard T.. Fr6st 4 Nathan I. Higbr late
partners under the firm name oi l.. &. hot
a. Co, Joseph Seybold, latn Sheriff Ui uhlu
county, Samuel D. Jacob Wesley Bowman
Nathaniel X. Ferguson, UzIi.l Stevens Niln
uel Trimhle, The Merchants a MsrLIui''
hank Of Wheeling, Samuel HaSlrit and JoLu
Laughlin. Defendants.
Attachment In Chancery In the Circnii Count VI
Ohio County.
fI,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is 10 Al
i tach and subject TO the Complalnants lie
maud, Amounting To ST. 90 ~ with inlorr~,
and the costs Of the sult) the money and riic,l,
of the defendants, l.. e.. Frost a Co, IN The
hands Of the defendant, Joseph Seybold an T."
determine whether there arc any, aud II auN
what, liens on the said money aud effects cut
tied TO priority ever the complainants' demand
aforesaid and In what order the said money ana
effects should be distributed or paid among tho
respective claimants thereof
And u appearing by proper affidavit that ih"
defendants Lcouaad q. Frost, Nathan I. lhg
bic, Nathaniel X. Ferguson, uIEicl Steven,
Samuel llazlott aud John Laughln arc nonn,i
dents of this state, IL IA ordered that The SAL
non resident defendants appear within "n'
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what IN necessary 10 protect their interest
Tests MICHAEL 4. BllElSIG, Clcrk
WHEAT e. FORBES, LAM a. PAUL.,
iyseawIw Sofa f0r Compts.
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The Rxpre.. Robbers Hung.

CINCINNATI, July 26.-Sparkes, Moore
and Terrell, the Adams Elk press robbers,
arrested at Nation, Coles county, H.
linois, on Friday, arrived at Seymour,
Indiana, at half past ten o'clock last
night and soon after left in wagon
with q guard for Brownstown, to be de-
livered to the sheriff of Jackson coun-
ty. When near the vicinity where Cliff
ton, Elicit and Roseberry were hung,
the wagon was suddenly surrounded
by about one hundred and fifty armed
mon, oil masked, the guard overpower-
cd and the prisoners taken out and
hung. -. 49,
At last accounts they.were still hang
ing on the same tree where the Others
were hung. Previous to hanging the
prisoners were questioned as to the nu-
merous robberies which have occurred
in Jackson county, but with the excep-
ton of an acknowledgment of small
aepredations nothing was gained from
them.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
BY THE CABLE.
FBy Telegraph to Che Register.l

VIENNA, July 2G.-Somo political ri
OTIS took place in Prague last week. The
garrison of the city has been increased
and quiet restored.
BERLIN. July 2G.-Emperer Alexan-
der, of Russia, has gone to Gisingen.
LONDON, July 2G.-The Germania,
Captain Galloway, which left Bergen,
Norway, on the 18th of May last on an
expedition to the North Pole, was
spoken in latitude 72, with all on board
and well.
LONDON, July 26.-Reports received
from all parts of the United Kingdom
during the latter part Of the week show
that the weather has been highly favor
able for the crops.
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Appointments CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Senate
unanimously confirmed Lieutenant
Governor G. C. Cox, of Maryland, Com
missioner of Patents; Milligan, of Tenn
essee, Judge of the Cont of Claims
Henry w. Watts, of Pennsylvania
Minister to Austria. The Senate re-
jected John l.. Dawson, Minister to
Prussia; John A. McClernard, Minister
to Mexico, and f. o. Perrin, Chief Jus
tice of Utah.
The President, to day, sent TO the
Senate nominations for the following
offices for the new Territory of WyO-
ming A. S. Paddock, Governor; Owen
+. Roberts, Secretary; G. S. Hawley,
Receiver of Public Moni"e' J w III Gu,
well, Register Land Office, and Hiram
Latham, Surveyor General.
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University of Virginia.

,.,UE NEXT SESSION OF THIS 1NSTITU
ten will begin on the FIST day of October
ls67, and end on the Thursday preceding the
4th of July, lo6s.
To be admitted "a student, the applicant
must he sixteen years of age. There is no pro
scTibed etrrictlun OF studies in this Institution
Every student may select fhe schools ne VIII AT
tend. hut In the Academic Department he must
attend at least three, unless by leave OF INC
Faculty he be allowed TO attend less than three;
The method of instruction IL by Lectures anu
;ext. books, accompanied by daily examinations
The University Is divided into thrco depart
ments:
1. Academic.
VIM. T., Peters, \. NJ. Prof. of Latin,
BL. Gildersleeve, Phi. d., Prof o: Greek.
NJ. Schele Do We're, LID, Prof Of Modern
CT. s. VGnable, A. NJ, PROT OF Mathematics:
Leopol.. j. BOeck Adjct Prof. OF Applied
Mathematics.
Francis II. Smith, A. NJ, Prot. of Natural
s. Maupin, A. NJ, Prof OF Chemistry.
ITO be appointed Sept. ithJ Prof. of Technol
osy and agricultural Science.
W. II. McGudey, BIB, LID, Prof. Of Moral
Philosophy.
Geo. Fred. Hslmes, LID. Prof. Of History
Literature and Rhetoric.
II. Law.
john ailllSit bAssD'i VI 'oH'hSh 49,
Statute Law.
s. o. Southall, Prof Of Constitutional and In
ternational Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
Ill. Medical.
ITO be appointed Sept. ith,) Prof Of Medicine
j. l.. CabcIl, N. D., Pref of Physiology and
Surgcry.
j. $. Davis, NJ. D., Prof. of Anatomy and Ma.
terra ModiCa.
). Maupin. III. d., OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
j. 4. Chancellor, NJ. d., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The aggregate expenses of tho student, for the
session of nine months, exclusive of textbooks,
clothing and pocket money will be about n lol.
lows:
/. For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors, 600. = \
ii. For the Law Student, attending tho full
course Of Law, t36j.
III. For tho Medical Student, attending the
full Medical course $3.50
OF these sums, respectively, ss!5, s1I0 aud
s2GO will be required in advance, and the balance
In the progress Of the session.
For Catalogues, giving details Of the organiza
ton of tho schools, plan Of instruction expenses,
&c. address VIM. Wertcnbakor. Secretary, or
s. MAUPIN. Chairman al tho Faculty
julyI3 J.. q University Of Va.
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GhicnQo Mark CT.
CHICAGO, July %.

CHICAGO, July %.
FLOUR-Firm and steady at 8 5Oa
~ G2i for spring extras.
WIIEAT-In fair demand at 2a2ic
higher; sales of No. . at 72al 7G this
afternoons; sales of No. = at l 15.
CORN-Less active, lirmer and 4a!c
higher; sales of No. l Mt 925a93lc; No. =
at 81 la9}c, and rejected at SGaS7c; clos
ing steady at 93sa93lc for No. l; sales
since Change at S3c for No. l.
iOATS-Quiet and 2la3c lower; sales
at GGaGS!c; closing at GGaGGtc.
RYE-Dull and steady ut ] 10 for No.
in store.
BARLEY-In fair demand by brew
ers; sales No. at 30, and No. 9 at ] 81
i'm store.
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New York DRY Goods Marker.

NEW YORK, July p.
Tho market for cotton goods was in
active, yet steady ut lac for standard
brown shectings of popular brands;
lial4ic for best makes of ds"' i'in's,
styles of dclaincs; 30c for Amoskeag
Denims; SOC for Amoskeag A ticks; 2Sc
for New York muslins; 25c for Wamsut-
ia; 22lc for Tuscarora; 25c for b and Zoe
for . brand Amoskeag ticks; lac for
Red Grass brigans; 95c for Hadley
spool thread and SOC for Holyokc.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
The Sufferers by the Rlood-Thc Loss
Foots mp several Million Dollars.

The Sufferers by inc rioou-h s'0ss
Foots up several Million Dollars.
BALTMoRE, MARYLAND, July %
The losses by the flood will foot up
ssysral millions of dollars. The fol-
lowing firms are among the sufferers I:
Head a. Co., tannery, $50 600; Den-
meads & Son, machine shop, SoOoO;
Armstrong & Co., soap and candle fac
tory, partial loss; Woods, Weeks Il Co.,
sugar refinery, So, 900; Fisher Brothers,
importers, about $1,000 in sugar and mo-
lasses. Bentley d Co.'s iron foundry
gave way and the walls fell, causing a
heavy loss. Many private houses were
more or less injured, also Warheld q
Co.'s Monumental -four mills. A large
amount of sugar and mOlasses on the
docks was washed off and destroyed. A
number of wharves were partially
washed away, involving heavy damage
and q number of the streets are badly
damaged, being washed in deep gullies
by the current.
Nine bridges over Jones' Falls, on diff
ferent streets, were swept away.
At Ellicott City the destruction OF life
and property is very great. Thirty
houses were swept away, some of them
containing whole families, who were
carried with the current and drowned
Several bodies have been recovered to-
day at and near the Relay House, about
eight miles below here.
Losses of property at Ellicott City
are GambrilPs lower Patapsco toul
mill, entirely swept away and the upper
mill partially destroyed; the granite
cotton mill of BENZ. DeFord, some OF
the walls of which were twenty feet
thick, and which cost 100000 is total
ruin; Gray's large cotton factory was
also considerably damaged; the Union
cotton mill, half mile above Ellioctt
City, was badly damaged and mucl
cotton lost. The stores Of Geo. G. Brad
ley and Joseph ii. Lieshan, with al
their goods, were swept away. The
Avalon nail and iron works, near the
Relay House, was swept away. Several
days must elapse before an accurate es'
innate of loss can be made.
The loss of life i'll Baltimore city is
not positively known to exceed four
only that number of bodies being yet
found. There is no dOubt that some
were swept into the river.