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spEFCH OF HON. JAMES M. sCOvEL,

AT MerchantUie, NJ j., Saturday, 25th-"Up iotth the
Fag ana DOlpn NTH the RSn9"-Laf9e ana EnthW-
siastic Republican Meeting.
My Friends and Fellow Republicans s-There may have
been times when the people of Camden county did not
desire TO hear me- but there time when was
either afraid ashamed to face my constituents or my
friends and give them faithful account OF the manner
in which discharged the public trust conhded In me-
There was time when though true to the essential prin
ciples Of my psrty-true "through much tribuation,
when bowed before storm which was created against
me by desgn-bowed 70 upin;Vhh ;Vh
only FORTH in the confidence OF true men Win
faculty without hatred TO any, ana with soul
burning with love towards my fellow men, . ~, .
And Tonight stand here surrounded Dy onGso 20
me, sprung to my sde rich IN the Vigor oi stAn.es'
youth, and far richer in that enthusiasm OF humanity
the eternal chill that never grows any b nS 40
unseshly support make haste 70 say tnax tns CON
test has foundation in private greIs nave 10
assnsge, for have none. have no quarrel with any
with but for foes have nothing but words oil oour
tesy and kindness, whether they be in prosperity OF
But there those against whom the good Of the
a Commonwealth, do complain mean that small put
snp EeaSay sy ty S n S
I'd. Stay in ofhcel
ID. Keep everybody else out OF Office! h
james Buchanan earned and deserved the derson and
contempt Of the he to dictate TO
american people his successor President Of the United
Nor the people regard IL as any paliaton because he
pretended patriotism the power this action
% he highest glory of Americsn citzen
the servant OF none As understand the laws that con
troll the Government SERVICE collector OF the
taIes levied by the under the regime
Shich obtains in Camden county coIiectors frst duty
to use the power OF his ONCE by intimidation and treA
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DIED.

KINKADE.--On the 25th instant, after short but
severe illness, Mrs MAiTHA KINk DE, wife of Charles
Knkade and daughter of the late james Russell the
32d year OF her age
The relatives friends of the family respectfully
invited attend funeral from the residence of her
husband, No 1907 Bartram street. west of Twentieth
street. on Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
MINNICK.-On the 18th instant, PHILIP ALEXAN-
DER MINNlCK, in his 22d year.
The relatives friends, Fulton Lodge, No 81 X of p
and Merrck Beneficial Society invited TO attend
funeral from his rents Alexander and Jane Mlnnck
residence No 646 Wharton street, Wednesday after
at 2 O'Clock. To proceed to Mount Moriah Gene
terry.
TERRIS.-On the 25th instant ANN MARIA TERRIS,
eldest daughter of the late Captain John Terris.
The relatives friends of the FAMILY invited to
attend funeral from residence of her brothern-
law, Cornelius O'Caaghan No. 1921 Spruce street,
Tuesday the 2Sth instant at 10 O'Clock Services
at the Church of ST. James the Less.
THOMAS.-Fell asleep in Jesus the 25th instant,
WILLIAM O. THOMAS
His friends those of the family inv ted to attend
his funeral from his late residence, No 1874 Chestnut
street, Wednesday the 29th Instant at 10
o'clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
eSy- MASONIC NOTICE.-THE OFFICERS AND
Members of KENSINGTON LODGE, No. 2l1 A Y. NJ,
the Order generally fraterna invited to meet
KSqsiqgtCR MasSnie ase Hall, Hall, RICHMOND Street on
attend the Funeral of our deceased Brother, WILLIAM
A. ROYAL.
BY order of the w. NJ.
CHARLES X NEISSER, Secretary
N. B.-Masonic dress will be strictly observed s
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Eight Million Dollars a Year,

Which will be steadily augmented by the develop
ment of the Pacific Coast, by settlement along the
line, and by the natural increase OF traffic.
The First Mortgage Bonds of the Company amount
to s2s 5000, and the interest liability to 81 800
god about g. 1884, ,O96 in currency. 1t will be no
tced that the present earnings provide an ample
fund for the payment of this interest and leave II
large surplus We also satisfied that, at present
market rates, these bonds a very desirable in-
vestment, and that they will advance in price
the facts concerning the business and condition
of the Company are generally understood
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MAR K REA ID.

CARISS -HORRECKS.--At the Bible Christian
Church, by Rev. William Taylor, Thursday evening
September 20, WILLIAM OAklSS, JR to JOSEPHINE
HORRECKS all of this city
McCOMBS-GUTHRIF.- On Thursday, the 26th of Sep
tember 1862 at the residence OF the Rev Joseph H. Ken
nard, JOHN MCCOMBS, .IR., eldest sou OF ,Jonn
McCombs Sr., OF w. P, to SUSANNA GUTHRIE, eldest
daughter of John Guthrie, deceased of Chester county
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CITY ITEMS.

FALL CLOTHING - MEMS, YOUTHS BOYS
Readyn,ode and made 10 order. Neio Styles Of Goods
being daily Teceioed fine assortment IN store,
both Reddynade and Ia he Piece for making 10 order
HALF WAY BETWEEN. ! BENNETT Co,
EyfM and TOWER HALL
SiLth Sreets.) 5l8 MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
And 600 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
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JEwELRY.-Mr William W Cassidy, No 70 South Second
street. has the largest and attractive assortment Of
fine Jewely ard Silverware in tho city Purchasers
rely obtaining real, pure article furnished at
which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties aud at all
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
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The Land Grant Bonds
To the amount OF Ten Million Dollars, were issued
10 obtain means to finish the road, and are secured
FIRST MORTGAGE

Upon the entire Land Grant OF the Company,
amounting to 1884 900 acres Three million acres
If this land in the Platte Valley in Nebraska, ad
mitted 10 be equal to any in the West, The sales OF
land opened in Omaha July 27, aud 10000 acres
were sold during month thereafter, at an average
rice OF over $500 per acre While part of the re-
mander o; the land is OF little value for agricultural
purposes, there is another part from which a con-
siderable sum will br re ,liZed. The value OF the
Land Grant is largely enhanced by the extensive coal
mines, which now being worked for the supply OF
the surrounding country, well as for the railroad,
and by other valuable mineral deposits especially OF
copper.
IHE LAND GRANT BONDS ARE RECEIVED in
payment for all the Uompanys lands, at par, and the
demand from actual settlers will give them certain
market. They run twenty years and pay seven per
cent. interest in currency.
Although the Company have disposed of all their
bonds, yet as they offered in market we con-
tinue to fill orders at the current rates.
We have no hesitation in recommending both the
First Mortgage and the Land Grant Bonus as very
valuable and perfectly safe investment.
JOHN j. CISCO & SON,
BANKERS,
9 90 wfm3t No SO WALL Street, New York.
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NorE.-Ws heartily ,0ish The public generally 9Odd
examine The "Scae Of Iioes' ss haze adopted @'s fa'
q loSer an sper before and such cannot be approached
Ov other houses net enjoying our facilities and large business
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FINANCIAL.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
INTEREST PER CENT. IN GOLD.

operation since May 10, and it is pronounced by the
thousands who have passed over it, to be in all
spects as safe and well built as any railroad in the
country BY the Pullman Palace Cars the journey is
not only made without danger, but without unusual
fatigue. The fears that many have expressed in re-
lation to the pers of the overland trip removed
by experience and the ravel is steadily increasing.
The earnings Of the road since its opening are
officially stated by the Company as follows:-
From May 10 to May 81. 8................s 1891 ,42OI2
June l to June 30. 8O................... 7O6,6O2 80
July to July 81 91.............,...... 62S, $50 96
Notwithstanding the rates for passengers and
freight have been largely reduced, the earnings for
August will be at about the same average. They
win be published soon as full returns are re-
ceived. The earnings, as stated above, are at an
average CT about
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M WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
- lated and easyhttng Dress Hats (patented) in all
the improved fashions Of the season OHESNUT Street.
next door 10 the Post once uSrps
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EARTH CLOSET CoMPANY's patent dry earth com
modes and prvyfxtures, at A. II. Franoscus Co.'S No
513 Market street
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saiy medicines and furniture therefor, Der ffth
article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred
ano nity .nye, three hundred dollars.
TOT tenth Of twenty lnstalments for pay Of a
physician, Fer fifth article treaty sixteenth
July, eighteen hundred and hfty .fiye, one
thousand four hundred dollars.
FOR tenth OF twenty instalments for Keeping
IN repair the buildings req qaired for the various
employ ees and furnishing necessary furniture
To. refor per fifth article treaty, sixteen tn uly
eighteen hundred and fifty Ave, three hundred
For tenth Of twenty instalmen,s for the pay
Of each Of the head chiefs OF the Flathead
kootenay and Upper Pend d'Oreilies tribes,
per fifth article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen
hundred and fffty-nve, fifteen hundred dol
lars
For insuran ce and transportation of annuity
goods and provisions, per fifth article treaty
Of sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and s,xty
nve, four thousand dollars.
IOwAS.
For interest in lieu of in vestment on fify.
seven thousand five hundred dollars, b llanoe
OF one hundred and fifty-seveu thousa and five
hundred dollars. TO the first Of July, eighteen
hundred and sixty.nIne, at five per centum
per annum, for education or other beneficial
per ninth article of treaty Of May seventeenth,
eighteen hundred and fifty. four, two thousand
eight hundred and seventy.five dollars.
KANSAS.
For interest in lieu of investment on two
hundred Thousand dollars, at I've per centum
per annum, per second article tr-aty Of jan
nary fourteen, eighteen hundred and forty.
SIX, ten thousand dollars
KICKAPOOS.
For sixteenth instalment OF interest, at n We
per centum, on one hundred thous sand dollars
for educational and other beneficial purposes,
as per second article treaty May eighteea,
eighteen hundred and fifty -four, five thousand
dollars.
For sixteenth instalment on two hundred
thousand dollars, to be paid in eighteen hun.
dred and seveoiy, per second article treaty
eighteenth May. eighteen hundred and 6fty.
four, seven thousand dollars
To be Contiaued.1
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THE CANVASS IN TENNESSEE.
Brownlew's Change of Base-Stskes an

Especial Dispatch to The Star.l
CINCINNATI, June 16.-New excitement is
gwen 10 the can vass in Tenness see by the letter
OF Gov. Brownlow, published in all the
Tennessee papers, in favor OF universal
suffrage. IL is very positive and dog
matte in tone. He holds that the neces.
slty for disfranchisement no longer exists,
tnat the recent decision of the Supreme Court
OF Tennessee has shorn the disfranc hslng
clauses Of the State constitution of mulh OF
their strength, and that for the Republicans Of
tennessee to continue the restrictive policy.
wnen the party everywhere else opposes it, is
mlschievous and ridiculous. He winds M
with declaration OF renewed faith in the Re-
pubilcan organ zation. and q reprobsuou OF
party.
On Monday Senter and Stokes spoke JOINTLY
at Knoxville. Senter advocated a constitu-
nonal amendment which would require about
two years for adoption by the Leg gislature, and
which would enfrap chise all. Stokes recon.
mended constitutional convention ana an
amendment, requiring for each a two.thirds
vote OF the Legislature-the enfranchising 10
begin by January next II possible. hut to be
completed gradually, as the disfranchised
showed themselves worthy. The sympafhies
OF the crowd were with Stokes.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
mister w Wehh withHroxus

Minister Webb Withdraws from Bra zil.
LIaEoN, June I6-The steamer from R,o
Jantlro has arrived, bringing dates 10 the I7th
OF May. The war news from Parana is unim.
portant.
James Watson Webb the American Minister
10 brazil, mss taken ms passport, owing to
questions at variance between himself and the
Brazilian Government relative TO claims
against the ship Canada. The Government has
expressed determination to treat with the
it's own representative
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This AfterHeen's Dispatches.
THE PRRsIDENr m ROSrO,

BOSTON, June I6-Presideat Grant arrived
here this morning and breakiasted at the 81.
James Hotel.
tSecond Dispatch
President Grant left his hotel this morning
under escort Of corps Of cavalry and the
legislature committee and arrived at the State
house about IL O'Clock. An immense number
OF people greeted him on the route.
Secretary Boutwell,, Admiral Farragut and
Governor Chamberlain were in the Presiden-
ual party.
On reaching the State House the President
was formally introduced to Governor Clafiin,
who welcomed MIN in a speech.
ne President replied =" II affords me great
pleasure 10 visit the apital OF State which has
done SO much for my support. and for the sup
port OF the Union IN the time OF the great re-
oelIon-a State whose principles did so much
10 give me whatever political position have
attalned, and state where ! have received
such hearty welcome in other days."
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
E0R AOUNf VEehON.

n The Steamer ARROW. "c.y..,n rhon.. ss.el.
,sYsRs@sS: siosI.edJ for housfd
MGION EARsHkLL HALL, Nd ioux. sns
noCs1, Va-returning 10 the city a
Fare TO Mount Vernon and return, ipciudius -
Refreshnente on board
Tickets for sale .t sli the principal Rossis. and
N he steamers wharf.
LANES sYaEs, General superinte 1dent. once
Wlfafdb hofei. - Sim
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THE DEDICATION OF THE MONUMENT
ON THE GETTYSBURG BATTLE
GROUND

GETTYSBURG. June I6.-The Board of Mana.
gers OF the Soldiers National Cemetery.
respectfully invite all soldiers who were in
the hattie Of Gettysburg, and the military,
municipal, and civic organizations of the coun.
ry' and e'uZens generally TO participate in the
ceremonies Of the dedication of the monument
On the list Of July. Senator Morton will
deliver tie oration, Bayard Taylor the poem.
and Henry Ward Beecher the prayer. david
Will is Chairman Of the Committee ON Ar
raueements
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REGOyERNMENrOF SPAIN
DISCUSSED

MADRID, June le.-In the Cortes Yesterday
the subject OF the future form of government
being under discussion, Senor Ochoa stated
ne was IN favor of the speedy election of a
hlng. He pointed out the ADVANTAGES of a
monarchical form Of government, which, he
sad, was more in consonance with the tradi-
tons OF the people of Spain. He preferred the
selection OF Don Carlos. Senor Begerra re-
piled, cOntending that the prospects OF Don
Carlos were extinct and conId never be re.
ylyed,
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~Jenny Lad has made Hamburg her home
SGov. Reed Of Florida has ordered atwsnty
iron cages" for the State Peniteutiary. =
~Marquette, Michigan, has the thermom.
eter at IS degrees and It's haRb0f full Of ice.
~The auoliuon Of slavery has been declared
In all the Portuguese colonies by royal decree.
(rortsis shell fans ccs' - high as fi,y
dollars. t'h n -
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THE CKLEsrIALS APOL.

THE CELESTIALs Apologies.
LONDON, June 16.-Advices from Hong Koup
to May 2, tn have been received.
The Chinese Government has apologIzsd for
the Insult to Count Rochechonart, the French
Secretary OF Legation.
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RAILROADS,
BALrInoRl AND OHIO RAILsoAp.
1a

1e-S>- 49, SaAS oAAh8tASs
&A 81
Trains between WARRINGTON AID BALrI.
Mokn and WARRINGTON AND THE VEST.
are now run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMeRD
Leave daily, exoslt SUNDAY, st =. Q, and $40
a. T., and 1915, s:s0, Ssj0, $40. ssd S:Ss
-. FOB ALL WAY sTATIoEs.
tesve ea1y. .exoevt Sunday, st and 9 SO q. q. |.
IoR AHIAPOLIs.
Lesye ss a, -. and S:2o r. n. No train n
OF IRON Annapolis on Sunday.
,!.s s::i: = :ss A. 4 and is's' $50. $40. sns
ZOE WAs STATIONS.
Leave q D a. q and D. SO and .ls -
g0R ALL PxRTs OS TaE " Wasr.
acssyi ma :ssesss s:ssrs'E :sa ';S sa.Ass. q
On ssS9cs ssissSss 3. so fsyc c.s :ss .ie
.sctile e lelay eessioa viSS trsina orS1 Ilsiti-
more 20 Wheshna, RafkersburG, -
Throagh tickees 20 the West can % hod C shs
Wessingsoe etndon f1ckes O0cs st al hours sf
fses day: Aeey g as QonsGyS Once, zoe
tickets g the avenue oflce can thsre Arrange g
Ssss issS g .Se !. %.
tcs Esx Yea. lAilsds.psia. ed Boston. sss
- tWI2Qy, Has1ar OF Iras:lorsst1oe
sso oDo. .. kO0If2. 6sssrS Ass1t.
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ILLICIT STILLs.-Information has been re-
ceiN ed at the Internal Revenue Department Of
the existence of some eighteen illicit ileries
IN Lee county, Va, bordering on the Kentucky
line. Commissioner Delano has instr ucted the
proper officers in that locality to immediately
enforce the law, and If it be necessary, to call
upon the military authorities for support.
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PHRsoNAL.-General X. Il. Marcy, U. 5 A
and Hons. @. w. Eidridge, Wis, w. E. NIblacK
and A. l. Roache. Ind, are at the MetropoIi-
tan Hotel. ..-Hon. J. q. Stockton, of N J..
and Judge Fisher, of Mss. are at WilIard's.
''''Hon. B. Van Horn, Of N. Y, is at the Eb.
IN IT
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Baltinere Nark.,s, Ts.ssv.

BALrINoRB, June l6.-Ootton very firm At
Ssc. Flour very DUH, and the market favors
buyers. Wheat firm. with prices unchanged
Oorn-white, Size; yellow. 9s. Oats steady AZ
.oas2. Rye steady At sl.25. PORK firm ats .sS So
Bacon active; rib side, 1SalsS clear do, lska
2oc. Whisky frm at Sl0i
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APPOINTMENT OF A COLORRD MAN.-Thomas
q. Nichols, colored man, has been appointed
Night Inspector of Customs at Galveston,
Texas. Nichols was formerly a resident of
Virginia, but for several years past has resided
in Galveston, and is said to be one OF the most
intelligent colored men in that section,
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DISCOVERY OF CINNABAR-Commissio
Wilson has just received through the Register
ofthe u. s. Land Office at San Francisco, Cal.
afioavits setting forth the discovery Of a vaIu.
able mine Of Cinnabar, about twenty. fl We
miles northeast ofthe city OF San Francisco, in
township, north OF range ]. east of the Mount
Diablo meridian.
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The New York money market has . more
settled appearance. There % lee ruasins
around with Offers OF hssh ratse Of tnsrfest,
which indicafes that the .sbears- in stocks
have re1axeo tbefr efforfs % score the wArket
The banks do not repsrt any SPECIAL pressure,
but appear 20 be able 20 meet the wants Of ali
good borrowers. The rAfe, on call loans. ~
nrm NJ per cent, with occasional exciptons
90 per Ct. In gold.
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THE DOMINION ABANDONS THE NEW
BANKING SCHEME.

OTTOwA, June l6-ln the House of Com.
mons last night the Hon. Mr Rose announced
that the Government had decided to abaud on
The new banking scheme, ana to extend the
charters expiring in January next TO Iuue
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PARTMHNT.-The following appointments ha We
been made 0y the Postmaster General: A. j.
Vose, temporary clerk in the Appeintmep, or.
nee, vice Samuel A. wilkins, removed: Seth
Hlliman, temporary clerk in tine Appoiutmen
Once, vice J. H. Fersuson, removed; T. NJ
kfllinger, tempora ary ciork, vice H. J. Peters
resigned; John McCarthy, first class clerk, vice
Walter Howe, removed; N. A.. Gray. snperIn-
tendent Blank Agency, to take effect July i,
vice Il. r. Cady, removed; Geo. W. Wells, as.
sisiant superintendent Blank AGENCY, yice ]
H. Minnick, removed; +. H. Thompsop, ASSIST.
ant superintendent Blank Agency, vice J. +.
King removed; Angler NJ. Hobbs, transferred
from special agent OF the Department at large,
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INDIAN AFFAIRs.-Advices have been re.
ceived by Commissioner Parker, OF the Indian
Bureau, from Superintendent Hoag, dated Law.
renee, Kansas, June 9th. to the effect that only
two persons in connection with the railroad
west Of Sheridan have been killed, and tina. no
troubles have occurred tor some days past,
The Indians are occasionally seen along the
west line Of the roat for l60 miles. but for sew
sral days have net troubled the road. The
troubles with the settlers remote from the rail-
road cannot be learned with accuracy from this
source. There have been no odepredauons since
the 9TH instant. The removal OF troops 10 the
frontier may deter further aggresslons.
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To Bs spIsNissBD.-Lists are now being pre-.
pared in the Appointment Once at tne Treas.
ury Department, Of large number OF clerks in
the I'd and 4th Auditors, Secretry's, and Re.
gister's Ofices, who will be dismissed about
the last OF the month. The 9rand Army OF the
Republic has, it is sand, furnished long list of
names for removals, and are exerting. much
influence 70 have members OF the order ap.
pointed to the vacancies.
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BY Baakers' AVID Brcksrs' TsIec~apA, ya.e, m
Gaxsdan0g.

IBy Baakers' a.d Breksrs' TsIec-apA, ya.,, m
Gassdcdy. operator
Lewis johnson a 90 quote stocks and bopde
In home and foreign mar kets as follows:
Nnw YORK, June 16.-First Board-U n &c.
isl, coupon, Isl: 5se,s fsoa- coupons Ia,
fseS. coupons, Il6S; is6A ooupona iIsS; la6s,
coapon, new, llsk; 6sos, l567. coupon. lie \;
io;sos, coupons, ace 4: Pacinc Mail 81, Ohso
q miss; Oeruhcates, QA; MariposA 81; Atian-
ns Msl, none; Canton. none; Oumberland, -,
western Union Teiegraph- 40; QuicEsilver.
-; Boston water Power. i6k: New YORK
central. lss; Hudson. lS5s; Reading, s7k;
michigan Central, none; Michigan South srn.
IGai Illinois Central. none; Cleveland and
Pfitsbure 6; Northwest s2S; do preferred
sSs; CLEVELAND & Toledo. none, Rock Island.
Ilsti fsrt Wayne. l55; Alton 4 Terra Haate,
none, Toledo 4 Wabash. ~; Adams Exp..
3ss wells, Fargo Go. Express, 3la; United
Stafee Express, eet: American Express. 20:
Merchants Union. fy: Chicago 4 Alton, lss
l3.a.
fBy Cablel
LosDor, June IA. I p. m.-Consols. oeSa
SA Bonds, s0f. quiet; Illinois, e5: Ere. l9k.
fRANKSokr, p- m--Boads, sokasss.
LIVERPOOL I p. m--Cotton active. Sales
cocoon bales Middlinr Uplands, llkail1,
Middling Orleans, I2aI29.
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SECRETARY RAwLINs Is expected to return
here from ConnectIcut this evening"
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A PATENT was issued yesterday to Edward
Douglass, OF Gorham, Me, for a s'composl,ion
TO destroy the appetite for tobacco"
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ADJUSTMENTS.


WEDNESDAY EyENIN9.. JUNE Is,
LAST NIGHT Positively
Cf the accom- plished and fearless Eauestrie nne
MISS kATE RAYMOND,
Ano ner Famous Trained Ohampion Mare,
"bLAUK BESe."
In tne 0rand Eastern Spectacle from Byron q Oele-
mazrpp ee,atsd Poem, entitled
Or. the Wild Horse Of Tartary.
10 MORROW-THURSDA
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