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FFNANc.EE. AND .T5BApE:
New Work Dry Goods Market.
Npyy YnpR lima On

New orr DRY GOODS mofkct.
NEW YORK, June 20.
The weather is quite hot and trade is
more active and the market is decided
" firmer for all fine brown and bleached
musliDs. Certain STYLES of heavy brown
sheetings are also firmer. Stark "A, for
instance, which sold rs low as 161c by
package, arc now firm at 16lc, and so
are Lawrence c. These goods must ad-
vance. All leading houses, not only
here but in the principal cities of the
West, have been buying up all the cheap
lots of goods on market recently. and
with the stoppage of machinery the ten
dency of prices is upward. There has
been great run for Great Falls J,
brown, and prices have risen from 13c
to 14c; Laconia Z and Exeter A have al
so advanced from 13 to lac. The
LawrenceE have risen from lac to l5c,
and advanced to 16c and sell quick:
Gibbon yard brown sheetings have
risen from 12tc to be; Continental c
yard wide sheeting is q beautiful Arti-
Gle, and sells quick at 15c, as do the 40
inch of same brand at l6c. Redbank
bleached muslins are &c higher, and sell
quick at 12!c; Amoskeag A have ad
vanced to l7!c: Cabot A to l6c; Greene
HIS width to lie; Harris 10 to lie;
Hancock A sells readily at l5c. Glou-
cester shirtings, which have been sell
ing as low as one shilling, have risen to
l3!c. Gloucester mourning prints are
steady and in good request at llic for
plain and l2c for black and white. All
light styles of prints are being closed
out low, but dark colors are held firmly
nj l3lc.
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From San Francisco

san Francisco, June ia very
large audience attended the formal
dedication of the new Mercantile Ii.
brary building in this city last night,
which is one Of the largest and finest
rdifces on this coast.
Arock slide on the line Of the Cen
trail Pacific railroad, near the Summit
tunnel, two days since, killed several
Chinese. The through triy to Reno was
made yesterday. The Company say the
road will reach the crossing of Hum.
boldt river, 100 miles beyond Reno,
early in July. Nine thousand workmen
are employed.
The Trinidad lumber mills, in Hum.
boldt county, We're blown up on the 18th
inst, killing one man aud woundinc
several.
Two or three charters for the first
grain cargo to Liverpool have been eff.
feet e1
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HOUSE..

A Joint resolution authorizing n
change in the mail service between Hell
ena and Fort Abernethy, Montana, was,
after debate, passed
The bill extending the patent for
Improvement in wOollcn printing ma
chimes if approved by the Patent Com
miSSionerS, was passed.
Mr.. Cook. from the committee on
Elections, called up the contested eiec-
ton case. The committee reported
that Young, who holds the certificate,
was not duly elected, but that Mckee,
the contestant, was duly elected.
Young has furnished aid To and cOun-
tenanced the rebels, and is not entitled
10 take the oath of office rs representa-
tive.
EMr. Cook proceeded to argue the case
i'm support OF the position of the COM
mittee, but was interrupted by a mes.
sage from the President vetoing the bill
for the admission Of Arkansas 10 repre-
sentatiOn.
The message having been read, the
Speaker stated the question to be, will
the House on reconsideration agree 10
the passage Of the bill?
Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, moved
the previous question, aud it was seCorid
ed.
The Vote resulted in yeas | IL and nays
81; strict party vote. The Speaker
voted in the Affirmative.
The Speaker announced that two
thirds having, on reconsideration, voted
in the affirmative the bill had passed
the House and would be transmitted
with the objections of the President to
the Senate for its action.
The House resumed the consideration
of the Kentucky contested election case,
and Mr.. Cook continued the argument.
At quarter past three o'clock Mr.. Kerr
yielded the floor to Mr.. Schenck, who
reported from the committee on Ways
aud Means bill To change and more eff
lectually secure the collection Of inter
nal taxes on distilled spirits and tobac.
co, and to amend tho tax on banks. He
said Ivy order of the House they had 4
right to proceed with the consideration
of the bill to the exclusion of all other
business, but he would not ask to 20 on
with it now; he wished only to have it
printed, and gave notice he would call
itup Monday at one o'clock.
Mr.. Cook then gave notice that he
would move the previous question on
the Kentucky contested election case.
Mr.. Banks gave notice that as soon as
the tax bill was disposed of, he wonld
ask the House to consider the subject of
the treaty for the purchase of Russian
America
After some further discussion il was
agreed To takea recess until IL o'clock
on Monday. when, after an hours de-
bate, the question be taken on the Ken
tncky election case.
A1;nurpnI
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New Rerlr Items.

New YORK, June -2O.-The tow-boat
Leroy exploded of the Battery about
eight o'clock this morning, blowing
sight men overheard, who were drown
ed. Another had his arm nearly blown
off and was otherwise seriously injured.
The boat was racing with another tug.
The schooner Magic won the prize in
the New York Yacht regatta yesterday.
The schooner Mystic and sloop Clytic
won the prize in the Atlantic Club race
YESTERDAY. ~ 4 IA.
The steamer Union, from Bremen ar
rived this morning. Ia. 7s}t I
The inquest on the body Of the man
killed by the steam fire engine explo-
sion was commenced yesterday. The
engineer will soon be able to give his
statement, as he is recovering.
Patrick Nicholson killed his wife,
Theresa, at an early. hour this morning,
by shooting her in the head, Will lie
standing in the hall way of 500 Water
street.
The graduating class of 1868 was
finally received in orders at the last pa
rade at West Point yesterday afternoon.
a grand hop on board the practice fleet
was given by the naval cadets last even
ing. ~ 20.
The master masons and bricklayers
met Yesterday and resolved not to en-
ploy any bricklayer who would not be
willing to work ten instead of eight
hours, and voted down some other reso-
lutions. After some confusion and an
excited debate q committee was ap-
pointed to propose plan of action and
to report to an adjourned meeting at
the same at 2 o'clock next Monday after
noon.
The coroner's jury in the murder case
of Jacob Pfyffe returned a verdict yes
terday charging his wife with the muir
der and George Rheinhart as an accom-
plce. They were both committed.
This was the hottest day of the sea-
son. Thermometer SO deg. in the shade.
Several cases of sun stroke are reported.
Only one man killed on the tug. boat
which exploded this morning. The en-
gincer and cook were badly scalded.
Tue steamer City of Washington has
arrived from Liverpool.
The failure yesterday of the Goodyear
Brothers and Durand, sock brokers, is
attributable to their losses upon the
short sales of Northwestern, common
and preferred Rock Island and Reading.
The Cleveland Il Pittsburgh direc-
tors last evening declared the tirstQuar-
terly dividend of two per cent. cash.
The steamship Merrimac, from Rio
Janeiro, has arrived.
The steamship City ofAntwerp sailed
to-day, taking $4,000 in specie.
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New York Market.
New YORK, June 20.

NEW YORK, June 20.
COTTON-Steady; sales of 1900 bales
at Bic for middling uplapds. . 9
FLOUR-Closed dull and 5a10c lower
with demand confined to pressing wants
of the local trade.
WHEAT-Quiet at , l4a2 l6 for No.
and 22a2 % for No. spring, the ex-
IRENE scarcity of freight room restrict
ing the export demand. Ill
RYE-Dulls aud heavy at e5al go
OATS-Quiet and heavy at Sl!aS2c
in store and S2ias3c ailoat for western.
CORN-Dull and heavy ut 06 for
new mixed western, atloat.
PORK-Quiet and firm nj - 3 Ter
mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Steady, with a limited busi-
ness.
CUT MEATS-Dull and unchanged.
BACON-Nominal.
LARD-Dull and heavy at l7taH+c
for fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Dull at 23a24c.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 20.

CINCINNATI, June 20.
FLOUR-Dull; family Q 50a9 Is. 2"
WHEAT-Dull and prices dropping;
red winter, = o. and = L. for Nos. .
and |.
CORN-Dull at Sc for ear.
OATS-Opened dull but were held
more firmly at the close, though the de.
mand was light for No. at 76c. ~
RYE-Dull at l 80.
CORN-Firm but quiet at 29c.
MESS PORK-Quict at % 90 Oh the
spot, but no demand for future deliv-
cry. g
BULK MEATS--A good demand for
shoulders at life loose and PC packed;
no demand for other articles of cOnse
quence.
LARD-Is held at 174c, but not sale.
able at over lie.
BUTTER-Firm and in light supply
at 26A30c. .-.- .,...--, .. ..,
EGGS-Dull at zoe. Nfaf W
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June 20,
SENATE.

Mr. Wilson, from the committee or
Military Affairs, reported with. m
amendment Joint resolution to settls
claims Of the State OF Missouri for mill.
tia called out to repel the invasion OF
Sterling Price.
The bin establishing terms sf The
United States District COurt of Illinois,
at Cairo, in March and October, was
passed.
The joint resolution authorizing the
turning over of certain distilled spirits
TO the Surgeon General for the use OF
army hospitals passed.
Mr.. Summer called UP the resolution
relative to the treatment Of cOlOred
persons ou the railroad from Washing
ton TO Baltimore, instructins the com
mittee on the District of Columbia "a
consider if any further legislation is
needed in that connection. He SAID a
change had taken place on the road, the
managers having concluded to treat
all persons alike and there was nov no
occasion for injury. He consequently
withdrew the resolution.
Mr.. Sumner called up the joint reso-
luton 10 carry into effect decree ef
the Southern District Court of New
York in the case of the British steamer
Labaun. appropriating sl,3l2,23l as the
value of the vessel, and $4,000 and up
wards for the cargo to the respective
owners, illegally captured during the
war.
Mr.. CONFESS desired to call attention
10 the alacrity with which the Senate
reported bills for the relief of British
citizens, and its delay in acting on the
resolution in regard To outrages on
American citizens abroad. He (Con-
messy gave notice that he should move,
at an early day to take up that bill for
action.
Mr.. Sumner stated shat he had never
had any conversation with Secretary
Seward on the subject, and it was
equally untrue that any diplomatic IN
huence had been brought to bear on
the committee. The committee had al
ready had the bill under consideration
at times, and were no more wanting in
interest in protecting the rights of Amer.
lean citizens abroad than Mr. CONFESS.
Mr.. Stewart would never consent to
pay for any British ships until the Ala
hama claims were settled.
The bill then went over nnder the
special order.
The Senate went into executive SEES
sion and shortly adjourned.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches,

Collision of the Steamer Morning
Star with the Barque Cortland
Roth sunk-Twcn;y Persons Miss
ing.
CLEVELAND, June 2l.-The steamer
Morning Star, hence for Detroit, collid-
ed with the barque Cortland, 30 miles
from here, last night at IL o'clock. Both
were sunk. The total number Of pas,
sengers on tie steamer was 40, crew 30
The crew of the barQue numbered 80; of
these about 90 are missing. The re.
mander were picked up by the steamer
X. n. Rice. Their names are not yet
known. The officers were saved, with
the exception of James Morton, clerk
of the Star, who was seen 60 down with
Mrs. Hackett, wife of Capt. Hackett, a
passenger.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Saved from the Morning Star: Capt.
Lawton, George c. Nipp, Thomas An.
dersOn, NJ. Frederick, William Smith
James Hanson, Aulrew Brough, David
Slater, J. Kenyon, second mate J. d.
Smith, w. r. COnklin, Capt Viger J.
Thompson; all Of the barque Cortland.
J. Havlick, second engineer, John Rus.
sell, Thomas Flanagan, l.. Bong, John
Smith, John Stevens, John Saxton, Z.
Kelly, T. Burns, y. Barrant, J. Cowant,
+. Crindall, J. Dysten, A. Curry, H.
Gagnon, p. FallOn, Second Mate, d. Nc
Laughhn; First Mate, ID. Mclaughlin;
Whcelman, H. Brady and B. Dempsey,
all Of the Morning Star Passengers,
Mrs Ellen Chittendcd, Chicago; Mrs.
Captain Burke, Cleveland: Captain
Hackett, Detroit, wife lost: L. II. Cur
ley, Marietta; VIM. Downey, Detroit;
J. Paulliett, Detroit; p. Pomery, Bay
City; Captains Blanchard and Hor,
gesky, Rochester; J. H. Thorr. New
York; S. A. Thorp, New York; W. II
Smith, New York; J. Donovan, Chicago;
c. |. Newman, Washington: W. B. Wat
son, Captain Harbottle, of Hamilton
| Ontario.
! Several Of the crew of the steamer
names not known, were saved.
Missing-Mrs. Hockett, Detroit; Jas
Moreton, clerk Of the Star; Mai. Hutch.
ings; two Misses Patchen, Troy, n. Y.
Ebert Iddings, Cleveland; Mrs. VAN.
let, Cleveland; Mrs. Parker and child
Marietta; Captain Ballantine and wife
! Detroit.
One of the Stars boats are still out
and may have some Survivors.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

7NHIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept 3, 1867.
FACULTY:
Rev. D. F. Bittle d. d., President and Prof
Nor. and Int. Science.
S. G. Wells a. NJ, Prof Math. and Nat. Phi.
losOphy.
Rev. w j. Yonce, A. NJ. Prof. Ancient Ian.
guages and Literature. -.. -af ...
Rev. J. B. Davis, A. ~, Prof Agriculture
and Mining. y.
J. j. Moorman, NJ. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
J L.R. Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prot Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
II. y. Klingsr, A. n. Pref; Modern Languages.
j. X. Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-Expenses In all departments, In.
GLIDING boarding. tuition, room.rent, fuel and
lights, and incidcntals, s2OJ.GO. For further in.
formation, address REV. ID. F. BITTLE,
iuly3l Salem, Va.
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- = :. = u
Railroad Accident

TcLEDo, June 20.-The eastward
bound express train on the Cleveland u
Toledo Railroad, leaving here at 2:5O \.
NJ, was thrown from the track this
morning, about two miles east'of this
place, by displaced switch, which had
been forced open and blocked with
stones. The engineer baggage man and
express messenger were injured; the
former severely, the others slightly.
Three men were seen to leave the local
ity in q wagon Immediately upon, the
occurrence of the accident, and il is
supposed to have been an attempt to
rob theexpressscar. None Of the pas
senger coaches left the track.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June 20.
GOLD-Steady during the day with.
in the range of AOtal40s: closing at
A0t.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Stroug,
with large demand for l0-40s. COu.
pons of 81, ll74all7g; do 90, 1l3sa
ll3!; do "a, 1l1all1t; do '65, 1ll4a1l1!;
do new, 1l3JalI3f; do 80, ll4all4t;
do '6s, 109sal09I; l0-iOs, 1O6!alO6s;
7-30s, ll0all0s.
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BANKRUPTCY.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
Il the 9th dry Of June A. ~ lsts. Warrant
Of Bankruptcy was issued ont OF the Distnci
Court OF the United States for the District OF
West Virginia. against the estate OF JAMS
and SAMUEL T. HooToN Of Litteton In the
county Of WetEel. in said Disri,t. who
were aaiudged BankTupts on their own
petition; that the payment OF any debt.
and the delivery Of any property belonging to
sush Bankrnpts, 70 them, or for their use and
tho transfer of AnyprOpertyby them arr furbh
den by law, and that a meeting Of the creditor
of said bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and 10
choose one or more ASSiguees OF their estate, uin
bs held nj Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 be- bodst
at his office, in the city Of Wheeling b-i0F'
George u. Caldwell ESQ Register In Rahl
ruptcy for said District OH the roth da, o,
juno, 1865, nc 10 o'clock An
HED1EMAN SLACK
u. =. Marshal u. W Va MeAsaugrr
BY w. II. IRWIN, DEPUTY inn9 oawes
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DecisI0n.

CINCINNATI, Jane 20.-A decision was
rendered in the Superior Court yester-
day involving several hundred thousand
dollars. The whisky establishment Of
Footc, Nash & Co., plaintiffs, was des
troyed by fire and insured in the United
Fire Marine Insurance Company. The
policy provided that losses resulting
from the explosion of explosive mate
rails was not covered. The court found
that the fire was caused by the explo-
sion of whisky vapor, therefore the in
surance company was not liable.
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PedcstriauisIli.

BosroN. June 20.-The walking match
for $4,000 side between Topley and Wes-
ton commenced this afternoon at Mys-
tic Park, and Topley completed his
first twenty-five niles enc mile ahead
of Weston, in hours. % minutes and
46 seconds, thus winning the first $1,000.
The whole match of one hundred miles
and $1,000 is pendingo on the second twen-
ty-five miles.
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~. I,ouis Market.

ST. LOUIS. June ~.
Flour, dull and unsettled, with no
buyers. Wheat, very little offering;
prices unchanged. Corn, unchanged,
but very dull; sales at S0aS5c. Oats,
very dnll; sales at 7la75c. Rye ranges
at 30al3i. Provisions, stiff. Pork 2S4a
2sI. Bacon shoulders, BE; clear sides,
lie, but packers hold both at &c higher
Lard. l7falSc and nominal.
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The Tax Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The tax bill
reported to the House to-day fixes
the tax on whisky at 60 cents. The
finer qualities Of tobacco are reduced
from 40 to 81 cents. There is not much
change in Otherkinds. The bill is long,
containing the administrative sections
on these subjects contaihed in the tax
bill heretofore reported.
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From p.r,.au..p,,,I.e.

New YoRK. june 2l--A Port-au.
Prince correspondent under date of
June Sth state that the Reyolutionists
completely encircle the city, but do not
appear disposed to make a general at
tack. Salnave's forts continued bonn
bardmeut Of them. aud he seems more
than ever determined, to resist to the
last. - -. e. -. .f.a.s
United States Consul Hollister, Com
mander Eastman, Of the gunboat Pc
nobscott, and numerous suite made a
visit of courtesy to Salnave.
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rnaian Ar,aek.

DENVER, juno IA telegram from
trinidad reports an attack by the
.Apaehes on the stock at Maxwell
hanche, during which one Mexican was
Killed and enc wounded. The Indians
carried OH thirty horses aud mules, in.
GLIDING . valuable horse belonging to
Msxwell,s af.Rt"E rs.|.TE a
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State OF West virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court
..... Nay RHi~, ~
w In AaSumpsit
INK OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO EE'
i cover Of the defendant the sum Of sIbs U
with interest thereon from May 1T I'D; TN
paid, and costs of suit.
Affidavit having been iicd that the dehRiAni
James g Wbyte, IL not a resident Of the state
of West Virginia, on motion of plaintiff ailot
ney, IL Is orderedthat he do appear b"rr within
one month aftor the fourth weekly publication
and due posting OF this order NJ The front doc
of the C0nrt house Of Ohio county, aud ID What
he mas deem NJ 10 protect his interest in ,hi'
suit.
Test MICHAEL. BREISlG, Clch
TAILOR & BARR, Atty f"r plaintiff
my2s-oaw1w
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WANTED.

All persons troubled with CostiSeness or Con-
stipation of the Bowels TO buy RobaCk's Blood
Pills they contain no mercury, are purely veg,
etAble and work like charm can liz taken
with safety by persons of all ages, and in all
conditions cflife Sold 10y all druggists every.
where
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SICK HEADACHE

Arises from disOrdered state Of the stomach
and bowels, and bilious arrangement o: the
liver, and can be permanently cured by the use
of Roback' Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. Full
directions accompany each bottle and box. Sold
by all druggists everywhere.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,

Jaundice and all affections OF the Liver are soon
removed by the use of Roback 3 Stomach Bitters
and Blood Pills; they are composed Of vegeta.
Die medicinal extrarts, with special reference to
their direct action the liver and digestive
apparatus. Sold yall druggists everywhere.
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LADIES

OF sedentary habits who require = gentle pnr-
gativo will find RObsck's Blood Pills just the
medicine they want; they are perfectly safe
and can he taken at all times they contain no
mercury or mineral poison, but are purely veg.
etabe Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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10
Press ENeursion.

La CROSSE, WIS, June 20 The
steamer Northern Belle, with the I'LL
nois Press Association excursion, num-
bering about forty editors and thirty
ladies' passed La Crosse this noon, en-
route, tost, Paul and Minneapolis rl
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". . lot Ohio Count,
'Fa West Virgins
Joseph Skinner, ct als,
DURSUANT To THE DECREE MADE IA
il the above cause ON the 2lst day ot'Ns,
1858, viii on THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY al
JULY, Is6s, at my Office in the city of wbr.I
ing, and thereafter by adjournment truH tim,
TO time rs shall be found necessary. proceed "a
take and state an account OF the person, =,
spectively who arc entitled a. HEIRS ALLAN
OF LYDIA 5. CRUGER, DECEASED, 10 ~,
tract ar parcel Of land described In complain
ants bill and Of the share or intcrc,; Of rsth n
said persons In said tract or panel vi land IL,
gether with such ether nlaftrr~ ~ shall ~
deemsd pertinent by myself or b. special, ~
Quired by either OF the parties.
And pursuant 10 the saia deere ! berrD,
give notice to all persons claiming TO be cuiiII,,
To any interest In said lands or hcirl Al law a,
aforesaid, 90 come I'm before me and prove thNl,
respective rights or interests In said land abu
do fix TUESDAY, THE 2ith DAY OF Al
GUST, ls6s, IS n percmptory day for the pm
pose aud such ut them ~ shall not come u ani
prove their respective rights and interest IA
said land on or before that day shall b. rIclulrd
from the benefit OF this OF any future dccIrp 10
this cause, unless hereafter otherwise or,Ifrd
by the Court. HANNIBAL FORBES
Commissioner Ohio Co. Circuit Cour
June 9Th, le6S iuns lWdLwtiil auggs
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corner stone Laid.

New YORK, June 21.-The corner
stone of the new Catholic cathedral in
Brooklyn, was laid to-day with appro-
pirate ceremonies, in the presence of an
immense assemblage.
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RnGnlo Marker.

BUFFALO, June 90.
The market is generally inactive, with
no disposition to operate on the part of
buyers; holders firm; no sales. ....
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five Hen Drowned.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 90 A boat con-
tanning eight men. was upset at the
mouth of the saeo river yesterdy, and
five men, all FrenchmeD, were drowned;
four leave families. p '.2aL .a. s.e
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PARIS, June 20.-The mail steamer
from Rio Janeiro arrived at Lisbon.
The Paraguayan forces are reported to
have, given up the attempt to storm
Humaita, and now propose to reduce
the city by starving the garrison. : The
prospects of Paraguay are reported as
improving. The people have united in
supporting Lopez and in providing re-
sources to carry on the war against the
allies