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Fall and Winter GOOds.

have just received from New York
Il and Baltimore a large and selected stock
of Goods. These goods having been purchas-
ed since the great decline in prices, enables
me to offer great Inducements to persons in
want of goods. / will sell as low as can be
purchased anywhere goods are retailed. All
/ ask is call, as amsatisfled / can please.
Nov. 20, 1867. +. W. KINCHELOE.
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INTEREsT NOTICE.

VHlS it to give notice to all person
Il indebted to the old firm of Sneed & Thorn
son, who have failed to pay one years inter
est ON their bond, that shall proceed Accord
ing to law, ON the LIST day of January, 1868, to
collect the interest now due; also, for the
second year. Parties who fail to pay prompt t.
ly will be taxed with the cost.
A. THOMSON,
Surviving Partner of Sneed & Thomson
December ID, lS67.-tf.
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70 the Ladies'.

lave just received n large lot OF
a Cloaks-latest styles and very handsome
for grown persons or Misses, which will
sell as low as they can be purchased any
where. Ladies' will call and examine, and |
will guarantee can please.
Il. w. KINCHEIOE.
November % 1867
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ENQUIRER. AND EXAMINER.

DAILY Sc, sEMI-wEEKLY So, WEEKLY IS, IN
.U ADVANCE.
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VaFlsish.

CORN WANTED.-I will pay the
ohighest market price for five hundred
barrels of Corn, delivered.
December ID, 1867. A. THOMSON.
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"A young couple were sitting to-
gether in a romantic spot, with birds
and flowers about them, when the fol-
lowing dialogue ensued !:
"My dear, ifthe sacrifice of lIfe would
please you gladly would lay it at thy
ieet."
'Oh sir, you are too kind. But it
Just reminds me that wish you would
quit chewing tobacco
Cant think of it, it is q habit to
which am wcdded."
Every we'll, sir, since tins is The way
you lay down your life tor tue, as you
are already welded to tobacco Ill take
good care that You are never welded
0 NE, as it would lie bigamy.'
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- A Forcigner, Who heard of tHe
Yankee propensity for Dragging,
thought he would beat the natives at
their own game. Seeing some very
large watermellons oil a market wom-
ans stand, he exclaimed :'.Whs t! don t
YOU raise larger apples than those in
America ?" The quick witted woman
Immediately replied: "Anybody might
know that you're Il foreigner them's
rooseberr.es :"
, 1868-07-03
NEW ADVERTESEMENTS.
Ansatte1seY II. N.

UNDER 3Ote Juni har Gouvernementet
meddeelt Observation-Disclosures S. w.
v. Brake Constitution som 2den Gouverne-
mentssecretair under Secretair HattensenS
Reisepermission.
Under 1ste JUL d. A. har Cand. med, &
CHR, Offentlig L@ge P. Krebs overtaget
Constitution som Oyerl;Pge we'd Garnisonen
i Christiansted under OverlRge Knudsens,
R. D. og d. NJ, Reisepermission.
Under 2den JUL d. A. er Contoirist /
Gouvernementssecretariate 0. M0rch be-
skikket til indlil videre at forestaae Stem
pelpapirsudsalget paa st. Croix.
, 1868-07-03
PrOClama.

nLLE og Enhver som MATTE have
I'll Noget at fordre paa Skomager
S0ren Peter Madsen Regards Fal-
litbo indkaldes herved med 3 Name
ders Varsel til for undertegnede Skif-
teret at anmelde og beviisliggjore
deres Krav.
ST. Thom@ Skifterets Contoir den
code Juni 1868.
ROsensfand.
, 1868-07-03
PrOclama.

0LLE og Enhver som maatte have
Ltl Noget at fordre paa afd0de Fran
cisco Margotti's Stervbo indkaIdes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at anmelde
og beviisliggj6re deres Krav.
st. Thom8 Skifterets COntoir code
Juni 1868.
ROsensfand.
, 1868-07-03
Recalled Auction.

al GREEABLE TO request of Govern
- ment the Auction TO be held oil Sa-
turday the 4th instant on the Sugar
Estates Work & Rest, Grange, Hwmbug
and Retreat, is hereby a.
81. 81 recalled.
C~hristiansted's Vendue Office, the 3rd
July 1868.
E. MONEFELDT,
auth.
, 1868-07-03
Afbestilt Auction.

VF0LGE Begj@ring af Gouvernementet
"A b!iver den til L0verdagen deu 4de JUL
d. A. berammede Auction over de Stats
kassen tilhorende Sukkerplantager Work
& Rest, Grange, Humbug og Retreat,
herved
tiIbagekaIdt.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir, den 3die
JUL 1863.
E. MONEFELDT,
auth.
, 1868-07-03
Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT CRAFTSMANSHIP
July 2,-American schooner John E. Daley,
E. Wall, New Haven, Estate Sup
plies.
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Manufacture Of HighWIUes =. acct
n dents. &c. -

CHICAGO. June rs. = rwenty-three
,distillers In this county. during the
Ave months ending June 1st, manu-
iactured over 5000 barrels Of nigh
wines, on which they paid tax of
over 5000. 900. As
Margaret Tucker, of Newport, Like
County, Illinois, died yesterday from
the effects Of burns received the day
before BY the upsetting OF o Kerosene
lamp. a'A9 3t3 = lg TT TOO I ''9'''- >
3, NJ. Mckinney and j. s. Barr
were ruD over by q freight trains near
Bonaparte. Iowa, on tile Valley Road,
last night. The former was Killed,
and the latter will paubably die. 20
3 The Southern IilIno EdRcatioaaa
Oonvrntioua Ia session at Garbondafe.l
closed itsilabors to-day. About three
hundreds teachers and school officers
ihsEe beensin aftendan zee, representing
at least thirty counties. sdi -s faiisni
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General Gherman's Views on IadiaE
Tr0n bles.

s ST. LOUIS. Juae 26-General Sher-
imam is reported to have saids in con-
yerSation yesterday, that there is.
nothibg to be apprehended9 from the
Indians ON the plains; that they are.
Deaeeable and quiet. and that mere.
murders are committed in ally large
city than by the lnlians 4ziH
. The General has adopted a son of
the laJe Kit Carson, aud will send
him to the University OF .Notre Dame,
indiana, to be ed1cated. aaafsf
Geuerai K B. Brown. the member
from Missouri OF the National Com
mittee of the Soldiers aud Sailors.
Consti>ptional Union, Colonel Broad.
head, and other prominent members
Of the Missouri dele cation to the
Democratic National Convention, left
for New York to-day. ga4dl 45hlol
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AOT&E..t...s..s.....WA W AsHTNGTor, jane 26.
Payne wAsexcused fxon acting on the
comInittee 10 tend the National shoot
Ing Festival, and Wa hbuine, OF WiscOu-
SIN, was appointed In his pi4ce.
Payne introduce a bilf providing for an
is ue OF arms for the Use Of the militia.
schofield offered a resolution directing
the Clerk of the House 10 present &c tue
secret ry OF 81 te, the &C admitting North
Carolina, Sou'h Caroitua, louisiana
Georgia, Altb ana and FLORIDA. Adopted.
Hind, cf Arkansas, introduced a i,int
act OF july 4th, 1876, limiting the jUrisdic-
tiou OF the Court OF Claims 10 the loyal CIT
iZens OF Arkansas. Referred t. the Judt
4 sill vas passed increasing to so a
M month the pension of the widow of ten
reeting the publication of tie statem~nts
OF the national banks in process OF liqul-
dation.
Clarke, OF Kansas. presented the reso u
| tions OF u mass meeting OF the sett ems on
| the Cherokee peutrai lands calling on
Congress to project them Ia ,heir rights
The senate Joint esoiutlon, donating the
| captured ordnance for the monument tor
General redgew ick, pas ed.
| Boles. OF Arkansas. introduced a bill for
the reltet o. nOnorabiy discharged soldiers.
| Refer Ell.
| hole on tue lax biii.
PtRe's a'aendment OF iset nlght, was
| ruled Oc of order
some amendments TO the tobacco section
others were offered theretO. bat ne only
/ one adopted wa~ Que ny WSshournes OF
! Mass, to Increase dot on imported
| cigars from 50 To 2 81 per pound-
! Holman uffrreu amendment 70 the
! bank Aectlo q 20 tax inie e-t on UnHed
states bonds 10 1875 Per cent " hicn WAS
! sect os. los, or the lax ,t5ou or banks nd
| banker. having been read, Pofueroy
! moved TO siriKe Il ut-
| During hS discus loIs, SCAeEirk sad the
I secu n was tire same A. had been actet ON
by the CO.. mfGiee- Ot lhe hole on tie
gt neral tax bali. and thai IT was rt pSTf I'd
II tnis b,ii SIMPLY under order OF tue
| House lie. O~ever, ~Taed 4 rIzht Lo
say that the pending ball aS com pa d
wita the se ersti tax Dill would cause q de-
hcieacy OF si7,ueo o..
vas rel scted.
Wa hburne, OF Mzsa nov &C 4, strike
7 oat the clause sXiUg 0overnment e
poSIts > pc cent per anuTo. ttelected-
rne tax on hama ct-cDtsstioE .aS re
duced 70 per cent Ft1sttty, hOWey er. ths
II v ..o3e sect q WAS Sc. uCK OUt by e tU IS
| leaving be L K on banks 1C0er opsrs-ti Oh
| OF the prese ta~. Il section "a
, ais struck cut
Butler u Vtd al amend ezEt. As q new
I sect on, for "a xatloG ol. t2ls- sEos1t, u
Ittton I'D 1 terest o. Z tl-ss Z STATES Eo11S
ygh lch was ru ed % 90 orusT.
Tho conan sLtsS ]. - and reFcfta1 Jn'
bill 80 the House.
Seben moved lls = i'l&s Qoe-tlon
: " Inch was SECONDED.
= All the Smets ment~ were SErs-0 q
Nssttour DIVISION, duwn r 20 section o. ant
: tie yeas am naSs esing ordered thereon
) the sunt ndKuent striktEEi ont was reject
( ed-57 to IL; 80 the section RENAL rs as II
] the .riuted III. unAHecte0 oS ,oa Sne so - OSS S
: QuenL ameudnentS section loS was re
+ stored to the biII- The bi4i sasssd Wltnou
: q division.
| Iuring the day, Butter o. Eennessse ha
be oath adm n seter, q - him by IN
Speaker.
Adjourned
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TIE ELEG C e A 2 H.
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ser C8NDsserctal ossd RsecT Dispatches zee
EFth Page
More Whisky Conspirators
Arrested. -r,
.5- diT hna Ei4N son ax-- uaof
-c .feaTl1 lefbW noa = nesl lHfE afL "naa
Gen. OsNeilI uas an Editor
assans4 Arrested.
s7alae1 9fnaa'odW d .r6I Z. IN .
.ia ssI y .ijp = ---z-@ .szcupiT -4
sslnsQ sSdvtN
-s News by Atlantic Cable.
80 q eiaR %. hUs So Ger sot y
sso 1T sHs as773E
-oN Congressional roceed1ngs.
" rorisT iaaaass1F .s-z---AE - ~
tsa1l- rtaW
10 1oa Passage of the Appropria-
.'saohsi tion Bill.
saa Passage of the Appropria-
ssaoiPit tion Bill. es
Crop Pr9gpeetg in Georgia.
WASHINGTON.
CusEcm Reeeipts-GeneraI Grant and
bent 90 TAKE q Western four
Alteration EetWeea Mayor BOHei
and ex 8aJ0r WallOch.

3 WAsHIEGroN, June 26.-Peudiug
the trial OF Major Richards befor the.
; Police Commissioner this evening on
charges preferred by the Conservative
CouncilmeE, dispute arose between
Mayor Bowen aud ex Mayor Wallcch
" The iormer accused the latter of
3 falaehOod. Whereupon Wallock-struck
Bowen a heavy blow in the mouth.
He was Immediately arrested and held
to bail to answer the charge Of assault
and battery.
WASHINGTON. June 26. = Major
Whittlesly, of the United States army,
has been detailed as professor of
military science at Cornell University,
Ithica, New York.
4la Three moaths leave of absence mas
been granted Second Lieutenant 10y
; all Farragut, Of the United States
army. who joins the squadron With
his iatheFlin Europe.
The receipts of customs for the
week euding th 20fh. were $2431. .304.
. 3 The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations have agreed TO report favor
ably on the, domination of General
McMshou. Minister to Paraguay.
Generals Graut aud St0neman had
an interview with Secretary Schofeld
to day relative to afftirs 10 Virgiaia.
Generals tfrtIhe and Dent leave on
Monday on a Western tour.
The CbuSetvative soldiers aud sail
ora, last night, eected delegates 10
the New York c Convention, aud pass
ed resolutions 10 favor of the nomin-
alton Of Hancock.
Tne Seoate Fioance Committee is
already at work on the tax bill, and
will, probably, make many amend
m uts, though they are not likely to
alter che tax on whisky as fixed by
the House.
It seems probable that the Ways
and Mem C,mmittee will set repor
a tariff bill, covering some article II
the schedule.
A bill was introduced Ia the Senate
By Yates, which provides that Terri
torlaI legislatures shall meet but once
IN, every two years, and the mex
session Of said legislatures shall begil
in two years from the date of the las
session. The bill also fixes the saia
ries of Territorial Governors at 81, 90
per annum. sqHrea
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Coloreh nemacraiic fllnh.

JACKSON. Miss, June 20. The
Colored Democratic Cub from Bran
don, Numbering 800. is here TO en-
courageathe colored Democrats at the
election tomorrow. .Halfel sir
A torch-lIght procession two miles
in length. paraded tonight.
The Democrats claim p, 600 ma
jOrity in the State. Ten counties give
a Democratic majority Of FROM 500 to
1000 each. sfr sfe .ero -
The Republicans have gained four,
of the river counties.r54ta
The Democrats allow them all the
river counties, ten IN number, but
none OF the inland counties. s.
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Gov. aarmoagh's Proclamation :
Fatal Stabhlng Affair.

NEw ORLEANs, June 70. Gov
Yarmouth will tomorrow issue a
proclaim alton conveuing the Legisla
Ture on the 29th INST.
An affrsy occurred 10 Victor's res
taurant last night. IN which Major
Frank MOu1ey, of Nashville, was
stab bed by an unknown man, VINO
escaped The Majsr died instantly.
Col. Luckett.of Texas. was arrested
to day IS accessory TO, the murder OF
Msior Foaney. The assassin il still
&C farxs ,.ss .e--s..ss-
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NEW YORK.
4 IEF7NT SIT - ya+-.
More Whisky OnspiFators Sentenc.
ed -GeEeral 0'Helil has an Editor
A rested. ff

New YORK, Jpee 26-z Sulser-
berger. another Of fhe whisky ceu-
spiratoTs, Was. sentenced to pay 81, 900
fne and 10 days imprisonment.
james w Winter was sentenced
to thirteen months ia the peniteutiary
aud 50 600 fne for forging checks on
the Sub Treasury. Several other
parties have been sentenced to vari-
'ous terms of Imprisonment for de-
fraudiug the United States by false
certificates. v
It is reported that Governor Sey-
mour is e. be President Of the Ma
tionaI Democrafic Convention.
General O'Neill caused the arrest
to-day of the editors OF the Irish Re
public, for publishing a statement
from Washington that Gen. O'Neill
had been suspended from holding
communication with the War and
Treasury Departments, for presenting
fraudulent elaimss A hearing of the
case is set for July sl2thos
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g., OF Posr.Omce CLERKS.

CLEvELAsD, O., june rs A nun
Der OF clerks 10 the Post Office here
were arrested to-day. charged with
stealing lerters.
Mrs. Victor has been convicted OF
the murder of VIM. Parquet The
OOnnecucut Life insurance Go. has
commenced SUIT for the recovery o.
the money paid on the 10 urauee on
ParQnet's life, aud have attached al
property known to be his.
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Dedication Of the First Locomotive
On Ine Lakr Superior b Missis.
RInni Railroad.

Sr. PAUL, MINI, june rs - The
first locomotive on the Late Superior
& Mississippi Rsilr 'ad was dedicated
yesterday, with imposing ceremonies
and amid q large c0ncOupse O. people.
The track il laid our miles. aud the
work is being pushed with vlgcr.
The road is exp cted to be finished
to the head Of Lake Superior N two
years
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,sa2-;A4AAs oNor4G Els
Let Ua Protect aurselTes.

he physical structure OF the strongest
human De8ng Is vulneNable every where.
Cur bodies ale endowed by nature with
certain negative power, wntc1 protects
them q some ne. extent sSn from nwh9leeome
feet and earuot eafely sba reIfertl Oh in un-
healthy regions, or under circumstances of
Z mere than ordinary danger. fThRrefore it
IA wisdom 5it is prudenee--itr is common
'senke-ec provide against such CONT tnReh-
/ "a other words, by FORTH, ing II sem
with Hrs FEFP6R Rf5,SH0MsACErssIrT f5,
tho most com plete protective AgaIEfkt AT
the <ptdemic and S0demfo1 n1affsdieS hat
has ever be u adminLstered in any eonu-
try. A remedy for DyspepSia, THERE is
Whoever sufYer the pangs OF tndi sttOn,
anywhere in the face eff tho seasth where
II ISTETrF RS STOMACH BITTER5 can
no ptOcuredi does 20 Voluntary for, as
nrely a. truth .ex ats, this, iBTR lusfsils.
TOrIC and LTERAr1t e would rPs &ore.f ID =
lion. To the nervous 1t is also es peciRlly|
commended Ardsin cases OF cen hrTned
constipation Il, al o affords speedy and
permanent reffef1 i&aF 10 sI8l#
T. al ca q .atr Fever snd Asue, the BIT:
quinine, while The M st dan serous cas-s
0l Bilious Fever yield to Its wonds rfui
sprOpeFti a.F 2 0sef VINO =r1edr the medicine
wifi never use another for the allineat u
when the .fHD T8SrTf@H 8afF fFIEaS pro-
fesses To sub re.E To those who navs hot
memo an eitfiy appiF alton OF 6is BiT-.
nfEts iSShen never they sre stricken by dis
ease Sigthe eiaSstaye5 PTS Anss osssr
d1si1gaVss TIsdt k3s4aQ bsd Ai.i4
3 gn8 7s2o s4sw sva uaawi q ~.
w 1siinu odW 8sadt - sas48ve
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NASHVILLE. june 26-Stste bonds
to the smouut Of 1900, 900 will be IS
GE 49, sued to morrow to the outhWestern
Railroad Company. which proposes
n-,ts copstr0efing q FaiiI cad FROM Nc Mizr
VILE. Tennessee. TO Danville. ky.
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CHARLESTON. June 26.LGen. Scott,
Governor elect, has issued a proela-
nation conyening the Legislature on
the 9th of July. In accordance With
the provisions of the Omnibes B i,
for the ratification of the fourteenth
amendment. s8 Caa ii
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International Convention or Young
II ms Christian Association.

DETRIoT. June 26.-At the morn
ing session Of the International Con-
ventlon a great number of resolutions
on a great number of subjects were
introduced, and referred to approprr-
ate committees. Rfgaa
The Subject Iof lay pfesehing was
taken up The discussion was opened
BY Msier Lloyd, of Cincinnati, and
continued to 4 considerable length by
Reynolds, ot Peori. IFis.; Judge Dui-
vert, of IllsG DoHgall, Of Montreal; !;
Patterson. OF Chicago; Gallagher, OF
Brooklyu Ueu Howard aud Walker,
OF Vermont, and many others.
Between the sessions. the friends
of Sunday Schools met, and decided,
after 8 lengg by debate, that the Inter
national Convention Delegates con-
slider that the Sunday School inter-
ests ought 20 become a Continental
institation. A committee was ap-
pointed TO report a plan for such to-
morrow.
Ga reassembling the President an
uounced the death of DR.. Dufheld.
After hymn, prayer and appropriate
remarks. a committee of three was
appointed to convey to the family
as urances of the sympathy of the
! Convention. el,a
Resolutions were adopted continc-
ing the present Executive Committee
another year, and appointing the sec
on Sabbath In ; ovember for special
prayer By the Associations, appointing
w. E Dodge, Jr, of New York,
delegate to the European Associa-
tious and Dublin Conference. The
Young Mems Christian Association
| Convention discussed what service, il
direct line, the Christian work haf
most tended to develop and iostel
the Assoc ations IN smaller towns
villages, aud country districts, with
Vi coming TO a decision thereon
The Convention adopted a resolution
heartily approving lay preaching, no
because 1t considers l8ymen bette
| preachers than clergymeB, but be
cause preaching to the whole worlc
was too large work for misisteri
alone, aud 90 important to be lef
unttoue; reco nmendIng hat the As
sociauons appoint for the work al
many of its members as it though
necessary and competent.
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PRILADELPHIA

PRLADELPHIA, June % - The
schocaer Wallsa. from Sogua. Is de-
tanned st the iszz Trette for Eumigs-
tion, having egcaped irom auarsntine,
gherss she e sd 70 haTg hsd yeltoTg
sfnTs~ ahGs e M -s.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, June 26.-Du ing the stay
of Prince Napoleon at Bucharest @ a
derutation of Jews presented re
spectful address for the Emperor Ma
poieon, asking -amelIoration of
their present eo oudition, ard thanking
the Emperor for his liberaIity towards
all races Of people. 3d
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Commander RemoEed.

RICHMOND, June 26.-TAe Com
mander OF the Stale Guard has been
removed By Gov. Wells, and Colonel
Egbert, formerly of the United States
army, has been appointed instead.
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LOUISVILLE, June 26.-The Court
of Appeals yesterday decided thai the
law creating a Board of Police Com
missioners for Louisville was con-
stitutional ts f
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DETROIT, June 26.-Rev. DR.. Duff
field died this afternoon, aged "a.
The funeral viii take place on Sunday.
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EVENING SESSION.

Resolutions were adopted express
slve Of the feelings OF the Conven-
ton on the death of Dr. Dufheld.
The question, What Is the rela-
tive position Of prayer, holy living
aud syste matic personal effort, as ele-
ments of success IN association work,
was debated the entire evening.
Tne proceedings were very interest
ing throughout The attendance was
large.
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lie offf;CUkTgs 4 PERKINs" +" on the outstue
wrapper, All others are base inttationss Il
te24 d&wSfn uB b9l
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ELhIRA, June 26.-The gradua-
ton Of ten classes OF the Elmira Fe-
male College, numbering ten mem
beres occurred 20 day.
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: BatchaIor,s Hair DYE.

5 This splendid Hair Dye is the best IA the
Vorld !; the Only, true and perfect Dyes
txarrnIt ss, reliable, ffistan Ia IA eous; no DIS
appogntTnent,1 10 ridiculous TINS; renne-
eiies the III effects OF bad yes; ieRigorates
md leaves the Hair soft and beaEtGui.
slsck bT br0IcTs. Sold by atl Drug;g sts and
terfumers; and properly pplled at Batch
stor's Wig Factory, No. IL Bon; street.
Few York. pspU dly
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TURKEY.

d BEteRADE.l Juue ] 26.-sThe late
Prince Michael left a will appointing
his sister and two nephews his heirs.
Evidence elicited at the preliminary
examinations of the assassins of
Prince Michael duplicates P: inee Ka-
rel Georgwich in the conspiracy. 20.
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WV. REAVIs.

u. p. Claim Agent
Also. REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING
.fs.- AGENT.
Once on Nam street, between Thl-d eaA
Fourth, No. s51s (over RelleF's Gun otorssr
EyaHsTtlles Ind. a seplSb
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BY GABLE.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 26. - Henry w.
kQnsfeIlgW twas eiecteda a member of
the Reform Club. bna
ENGLAND, June 26.-Prince Alfred
has arrived in England, and is now
at Windsor. * -.
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The Crops in Ge.Orgla.

SAVANNAH, Ga, june 26.-Rep0rts
from the crops are favorable. The
late rains have been general. b
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