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~ oV II N M e N s A E.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, by H. B.
sMITHsoN. Auctioneer, at Allegheny Arsenal,
Pittsburg, Pa commencing at IL. O clock A. M,
Wednesday, March "a, 1863. the following arti.
'teS' IS Cast Iron Cannon.
1884 Solid Shot (round).
2,S29 Stands OF Grape and Carcesses.
8S27 Carbines, new, repaired. rusty, etc.
S,l2 U. s.. Rifles, Gal. 81 and 5S, repaired
4,s77 Enfield Muskets, repaired.
g9 Foreign F. S,s Mnssefs s a9a as Ees rusty etc.
and rusty.
1000 Sets of Infantry Accoutrements (old).
33,lS2 Pounds OF Cannon, Musket, and Rife
10000 Pistol Cartridges Q4efaucheux & wea-
100000 Maynard's and sharp's Primers
100000 Pounds Of Scrap Iron, Cast ana
A lot of kppendages and parts OF Muslkets.
A lot of Tools for Blacksmiths, Carpenters,
a lot OF Packing Boxes, etc.
Catalogues of the above can be obtained on
application TO the undersigned.
Purchasers will be required to remove the
property within ten days after the sale.
r.. H. K. WHTTELEY,
22zmW0t Byt Brlg..Gen. U. g. A.
PUBLlC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
large % 9aSHtIy Of Condemned Ordinance. an, n,
on az G5es socT T % 81 %s5ed rs s az Rp6G
W,EDN EsDAY, April z, 1869, 1t 10 O'CLOCK A M On
the toloT;ing ; comprises some OF the principal 1.
2S Iron Cannon, various calibrea,
1lO0 Field Carriagrs and Limbers,
100 setS OF rtillery Harness,
10,O00 pounds Shot and She'll
$4,000 sets OF Infantry AccQutrements
2200 McClellnn Saddles,
TOO artillery Saddles,
1000 Halters,
zoo Saddle Blhnketn.
6OO0 Watering Brides.
E400 Cavalry Curb Brides.
2200 Al tillery races and HAnes.
Persons Wishing catalogues OF the STORES 20 pe sold
obtain lhem by application 30 the CnieI OF Ord
nance ct Msshngton, ID O OK rpc ssn0 2iica' 81
! corner of HOUSTON and GREEN SiIesIIs' Nc" fork
city, or upon application 81 this AIsenhhhii5 AIspenhi5AN
Ieutenant Colonel Ordnance
Brevet Brigadier- -GeneffSl fnmm y, 2, sndins. din
Rock Land Arsenal, January %. lsSs % 1Az
A ATExANDER q. CATTELL co
| IA PJODUCE COMMISSION MEkJA AhA1'
- no. ae NORTH WHAKVs
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No. n NORTH WATER sTREHr' "a
PHILADRkPHIAsw vxIxS
! ALxxANpAR s..uAxz1k5- NA
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For iaTsSsJSo JoaS RS%1HtRsfh sRRss Ticket
SNANe.}S q. SPSi, SPiis \. ASk%f %xEESSss sIEss'
TicSet MS al Agent e; = as h4S the Depot
The PsnnuylvanIs Railroad Company win not as.
sasiR f.
II 1sne W At q anissa asSen
BY cOnss ssSsral az
DHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
= YOUNGSTOWN RAILROAD.
FOR GERMAHTowiN.
keaye tnlitssenss I "a :. H. fGS 7: n ia A. M
Leave Germ a, sn.GwR 10y R7 ct 7es77 $50 TO- H. A.
Nj 4hs ssS slsiS ssi i 1 ab trains will
- v,u. .,.,ns,s ON s sgMDAXs. g.ls !. ,,,,o,
Leave Germantown al 8 is a. NJ l. g. and * F. N.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave philadelphia n 8, 10, l2 A. NJ, g. Sx 5x, y
6hssinut Ias nm ,s.5 s.5i9 sO' ns0 A. NJ lao.
Leave cheStnIt HGl at75O A. IA, n4O. $40 ana 925
p. nj.
FOR coNsHoHooK EN AND NoRRIsTowN.
4 o. S4. 90 ana i5s Va r; N; 4so oanauAMx
q, AZ, 6h, ana SI p ID
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave NOrrlbIOWh ~ - ~@'i w ',-N' - A-'
FOR MANAYUNK;
81 81 5 ga %, snd &c, fn IN Z FL n; s2o OK and NJ
2. 81, s, 61s. ana . P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Phisdelpha 81 A. "a "a ana sga si % X d.
"0"' W. s. WILSON, General superintendent;
DHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
L WINTER TIME TABLE.=THRougH AND
DIRECT ROUTE BETW ZEN PHILADEMLPad5A' NJ Pad5A'
AND THE GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNsYIr
VASRAt VAASsaa1t sleeping Oars ON all Night Trains.
trains ain sl on the PhadelphlS and Eris Railroad VIII
MAIL TRAIN Leaves ss Z
ERIE ExpREs srsssss leaves = ..
. Willlamsport".'., ,S.S SSO I. n.
ELARA MAIL leaves sGS 4
arrives a LooEhsVsn."". rs r. n: n:
AA NAN ayes + 4 \ n
ERIE EXPRESS leaves EEIS i5S s2S
arrives at Phiiadeiph phia.. 42O p. M
NAL NAL ana u Express connec. with Oh Greek AND
THROUGH aiassS aaIfsESSS I: TxyLMsR: ~
WEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
Ion and after MONDAY, October 5. 1868, Trains wll
,sf fssSs e FaiIsSsIpsIs nom the Depot, THIRTY.
p ana NJ 40 G as s and Iisc 80 p = NJ 4 M
Leave West Chester for philadelphia, from Depori
on East Market street at 625 A. M 45 A. M, 500
M, lO'46 A. NJ. l55 p NJ, $50 p NJ, and e'65 p. M.
| TIaus leave West Chester at 500 A. M, and leav
slSn and Media only PSssepg or from station
East viii take train leaving West Chester Af q
A. NJ, and going West will take the train leaving
Junction. :.
the Chestnut and walnut Street cars. Those of thi
Market Street line run within square. The
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon II
arrival. ons sy,nrn Nc
Leave Philadelpha at 80 A M, and 200 p. M.
Leave West ChesLer NJ 55 A. M. and 400 p. M.
rrains leaving Philadelphia At 7'a5 A. M. and lb
p NJ. and leaving West Chester At 800 A. M. and SIS
" NJ oonnect at B. q Junction with Trains ON p. 4
III C r. n for OK ford and intermediate pointa.
DtiOi HENRY WOOD, General Bup'a
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MORNING ExPREss

=, AZ SIP A, M. for Reading Lebanon, HARRISBURG
PottsVilIe Pine Grove, TsmaguA sunbury Wiliiams
R0IiiL2 Eimlra, Rochester, Niagara Falls Buffalo,
MmResnstre Plttston, York Carlisle, OhamberbburG
The 7,8O A. M. train connects at READING with
a, East Pennsylvanis ksilroAd trains for Allentown,
Lebanon Valley tram for Harrisburg, etc; at PORT
CLINTON with Cstawlssa Railroad trains for VIII
namsport, LOCK Haven, Elmira, etc; AZ HARRIS-
BUKS WITH northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
snu Sohuyikll and Susquehanna trains FOR North
cumberland, Williamsport, York, Uhambersburg,
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CuEsTER Valley RAIr

CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passengers ioI Zoo oDownningt9Swn and Intern edlst
from Philadelphia. Returning from DOWningto@
at 6'3O A. H., l2'45 and 5'l5 Z. M.
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AFTERNOON FypRpse


Leaves Philadephia at 3'SO p. NJ. for Reading
Pottsvile, aarrisburE etc. connecting with ReRdinI
and Columbia Railroad trains for Columbia, etc,
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Leaves POtttowp at 645 A, M, s;oppinR at inter-
mediate stations; arrives in Phiadelphia az 80 A M
Returning, leaves Philadelphia IT r. NJ; arrives in
Pottstown at 6l5 Z. M.
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at sI0 A. M; and " IS M stage lines for tne vafOus
points In Perkiomen Valley connect With trains at
Collegevie and Skippsck'
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTsBURe AND
THE WEST.
psssng Reading at OS a. M and ISo and S iSi0 NJ NJ
and connecting at HARRISBURG with Pennsy ,vana
Pittsburg, Chicago Willlamsport Elmra, Balt
ntR Returning Express train leaves Harrisburg on
arrival of Pennsyivanis Express from Pittsburg st
81 G M sHS ana M A aud @ sSd arrSSg FesdpS
New at Il Al NJ and i219 S6G NJ sleeng
City aud Pittsburg without change.
SIC a. AN NJ and 2S5 H. Mail train for HarrsSsurs re-
tsCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave Pottsyiile ~ ~ IS and li.S0 A. and
2.l5 and 455 +. M
soHUYLKILL AND pos ossqnsoUEHANNA RAIL-
rra,us leave Auburn at T:55 A. M. for Pineurove
sna sarrispurg and lsi5 noon Pinesroye and
and from fremont at 7'4O A. NJ. and b's5 p. N.
Thronsh hrst-class tickets and emigrant tickets
all ,ne principal points in the North and West
NlS Excursion Tlckets from Philadelphia to Reading,
are sold by Morning AcconmodatOn Market Traih
Tsse,s H;s e ke.gn1 e 5 good for
tions BY Reading and. and Pottstown Accommodation
The toosnE ticEes are obtaInabe only at the
ofiice of s. Bradford, treasurer, Me- 227 g. Fourth
Strset PhiladeIphia, or OF q. A. NicnolIs Genersi
| Superintendent, Reading.
ooMMUTATIoN TICKETS.
At OK uer cent discount, between any points DO
| aired, for families and hrms.
MILEAGE TICKETS.
Good for 2OoO miles, between ali points, at t5a.5O
| each tor families and hrms'
SEASON TICKETS.
For three six, nine, or twelve months, for holders
| only, 10 all points 81 reduced ratea'
| . CLERGYMEN
Residing on the line of the road Will be furnished
with caros enlitling themselves and wives tickets
ut half tare
! EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations, good t,y
Saturday. Sunday. ana MONDAY AT reduced iares 10
Ia had only at the Ticket Office At Thirteenth .nS
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- MORNING ACCOMMODATION
AT 7'SO A. M for Reading and Ali intermediat.
statons and Allentown. Returning leaves ResdinI
~ $50 r. M. arrives in Philadelphia at 9's5 p M.
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RAILROAD LINES.

READING RAILROAD.-GREAT TRUNK
~ LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA To THE
"a tEIE IA EfhiOk OF EPMNNsYLvANIA. THE sOHUYL-
WYOMING VAIIEyS.A Va suMBEkLAND' AND
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FOR CoNsHoHOCKENA AND NoRRIsToWN.
Leave Philadelphia al g. ~ g. and ll'O5 A. NJ, III
g. az 81, Ga, s 20, and Ma r. NJ.
LesYe Norristown at $40, q 76o and II A. NJ, N,
q az ~, and S51 z. M.
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PERKIOMEN RAILROAD,

Passengers tor Sklppack take 7'3O A. NJ, ana 4 !
NJ trains from PhllHde phs. returning from 5klppac
at $40 A. M and IL p M Stage lines for varior
points In Perkiomen Valley connect with trains
Collegeville and SkippRck,
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Sale S. E. corner OF Main and Herman streets, Ger

SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HAND
SOME hOSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, VELVET
AND INGRAM CARPETS, ETC
On Monday Morning,
29th nst at ii O'Clock. mt the s. Il. corner of Main
and Herman streets, Germanto Wn. by catalogue.
superior walnut and hair cloth parlOr furniture
peror cham ber furniture ex tension table, aome
rosewood piano.forte. hair mattresses, bedding.
velvet and ingram carpets cooking utensils etc etc.
May be seen early on the morning or sale. Cars
leave depot, Ninth and Green streets, every
htur. lS2S5t
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NORTH. NoRTHwEsT, AND THE oANADAs.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
,-, TRAINS, December ID, 1858
L,sshvink the Company's Depot At Thirteenth and
SaiuWhih streets, Philadelphia, at the following
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TICKETS
FREIGHT

From PhiladelphR 70 Principal BtatI0ns GOOD Z,
Saturday Sunday. ana Monday, at reduced iares
be had only at the Ticket ONCE At Thirteenth A.
CsllOWhill streets.
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Sale No. 2O3I Vine street

HANDsoME WALNUT FURNITURE, FINE
FREN CH PLATE MIRROR, FINE BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS. ETC.
On Thursday Morning,
2th ipst AZ 10 O'clock at No. S034 Vine street by
catalogue, handsome walnut aud hair cloth parlOr
furniture; handsome walnut chamber furntture;
tage chamber sut superior dining room and sitting
room furniture; fine French plate mantel mirror,
Handsomely framed, fine Brussels, Venetian, ana
ingram carpets fine spring mattresses; oil paint
ings cooking utensils, etc.
May be seen early on morning of sale. 3l8st
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ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 9l5 A., ana 4. nj.
Leave ChestnuE Hill a. 7'50 A. M. l4O 54O, ana 925
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ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at A, NJ: "a and "a +. NJ
Tesve NorrisIown st Z A. M; b1a ands P. NJ.
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CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave PhadelphiR NJ q. 8, TO- IL A. NJ, 2, az, 5k
leave Chestnut Hill at 7lO, g. $40, I14O A. NJ, Ia
$40, $40, $40, $40, and 10 40 Z. M
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TIME TABLE.
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at 8, z, s. 9O5, TO- II, IL A, M
L. 81, sN, AS 5N, 61a, q S,9. 10, ii, Il P. NJ.
Leaye SerIsnsGwR a sPS ct es77 $50 10, H. IL A.
The $40 down train. and 81 and 5% up trains, vii
NOT stop on the Germantown Branch,
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NJ Albert A. Fletcher and wife went

Mr.. Albert A. Fletcher and wife went
to New York, last week, to meet Mr.. anu
Mrs. Hale of St. Paul, Mimi, who were
expected every day from Europe "neie
they spent the winter. -,
IT, orkmen from the North Mid
noh,r,, marble quarry, celebrated the an
~ of our National Independence
.tar5av morning, near Langworthy &
o. : store, by knock-down in which both
9ot considerably bruised but neither seri-
onsly injured. They were too drunk for
that.
The Seniors of Middlebury College,
at their examination last week, made a
very favorable impression upon the Exam
ming Committee which consisted OF Rey
C. H. Kent, of Ripton, and A. f. Leav
enworth, Esq, Principal of the New Ha
ven Academy.
The Prize offered at Middlebury Col
lege for the best Philosophical Essay, was
awarded, on Tuesday, to Rufus Z. flagg
of Castleton. Subject: consciousness
its meaning and the possibility OF estao
fishing, on its authority, the existence o.
matter as distinct from mind. The prizes
awarded to the class of 1869, on the Wal
do Foundation, were also announced a.
follows: J. w Bradshaw, Middlebnry
+. T. sheldon, Willshoro, \. y; W. )
Gilbert, Dorset.
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Interesting General News.
&C. &C &C.
WASHINGTON News.

WAsHINGToN,.Ju July y.
John Cochrane declines the Collector
ship of Internal Revenue for the 9th Dis
trict. There will be no further action
until Commissioner Delano shall return.
Internal Revenue receipts to-day, 81
10000
1t is rumored here, that Gen. Van
Wyck of New York, will soon be married
TO Miss Broadhead of Pennsylvania, who
spent the last two or three winters at
Washington, with d. NJ Van Anken, her
brother-in law, one of the representatives,
from that State.
Gen Sherman, who arrived here this
morning from st. Louis and the Indian
country, says the Indians are generally
doing well under the new policy of admin
istrAtion, adding jocktarily, they don't
steal more than their share of cattle
He reports that crops in Illinois and
Missouri 50 far as he saw or heard, are
excellent but farmers are complaining a
good deal about late and heavy rains
Ben Wade sent dispatch the other
day from san francisco TO Secretary OF
Interior. saying that he had been over tre
whole line of the Pacific Railroad, mostly
by daylight and find it to be as good a.
any new road d. ever was built in the
east, and is satisfied that companies mean
to carry ont their obligations in good
faith.
Special agent kinsilla Of the Treasury
Department, who has been investigating
the frauds in the Custom House IN New
Orleans denies the reports Of the discovery
Of frauds in the Customs office under the
late administration Of Collector KELLOGG.
Mrs Grant and children will rcbably
commence their summer residence at
Long Branch about the 10Th inst
There is authority for stating, contrary
To report. that the President does not con-
template an extended tour or prolonged
absence from the capitol during the sum
m,r.
Tie reason why Cochrane declines the
collector-hip Is that the risk is too great
FIR the p4y
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New York News.

NEW YORK, July g.
The Society OF the Army of the
p..'e,oac reassembled to-day and elected
Mnipr Gen III. L. Davies Treasurer, Gen.
Sharp Recording Secretary, and Colonel
Clcuch Corresponding Secretary.
Philadelphia was selected f'r the next
annual meeting.
\ committee was appointed to select a
place OF deposit for records of the Army
Of the Potomac, and the meeting adjourn
"a with cheers for Gen. Sheridan.
\ case involving the question of ritu-
alism Is before Judge Cardose of the Su-
preme Court.
Charles d. Allen, Low Churchman.
after vain effort to convert his mother,
who is a High Church Epscopalian or
Ritualist, signed out a commission OF
lunacy, under which the jury found her
unfit to take charge of either her person
or estate
The ease came up to-day on motion for
restoration thereof, aud evidence was adj
duced.
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Stocks dull and unsettled.
MARKERS.


NV foAk. July :. :,
AsHEs-PGts steady at S5e7 81. Pearls dun
ana nominal, 60,
GorIos,. More quiet and firm. Sales 1900
bales al 5fs Tor iillahn2 uIhanns-
Receipts Hour li.5s2 obl-. -
fLouh-hlshtr Ahi hiin. iVAiDe 49,
sales lV,OOo oois. al ~ t@ ~ iof SUPER
nne state ana ".st.rh' . So.eo - Tor common
~ choice eN'rh oltte' y tao - iof no. ehLs
western sDlG. = g""d choice Thite Sheai
extra S9@l ~ common ciploe fAotiha hoDI
ono s9s9' % Common 70 ialr extra -. bouas :
> 90 II W goo ehniee 90 closing qulet. IN
eiuped IN shl'e are l'"O' ouis- extra S'a'e' i'A''
hall July, al = %.
hye Hour que. ei4es ~ Dds as " - p -.
Corn meal Ia moderate demand. Sales 10
DDS.
WHlskET- fnner. Sale 1000 bbiz- western al
9JAl 90 for free.
Receipts wheat I'll .O7i bus.
Wh-at-Actiye II q better sales III 600
bushels at - a A Tor No spring / $50 80
for No do; 4iGIij soft inisr or DO; 80 /. nc
I57 No l do closing inside quot atoms: 50 l5l55
common good wiLtrr western.
Ry. duh nominal
Barley quiet
B.ri.y matt dulI
Ressip,- c,,rn-2o 3iC bush.
CoHs-Corn opened dull closing more active.
and trrn.r good speculation enquiry. Sales 81 sol
AZ IS a - cents Tor neu mixed western VIA
canal $ z. s. do wa r4ilro4d. ssQsg2 for high
mixed aud yeli,g Western
Receipts aats-2s. l2i bush
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by the Cable.

LONDON, July q.
The Fourth of July was celebrated in
the principal cities of Europe. At Wen
ma a banquet was given at the. Z. 5. Lee
CATION Secretary Hay presided, and du-
ring the entertainment was called to mind
the despatch sent by Secretary Seward to
Mr. Motley, in 1862, in which tribute
was paid to the dignity, moderation and
Justice which marked the policy of Aus
tria at the beginning of the rebellion in
America, and, added Mr.. Hay, these quail
tiles continued to characterize the con-
duct of the Austrian government through
out the war. Minister Hay gave toast
to the health of Baron Van Beust.
At Stuttgart two hundred Americans
and their friends sat down to dinner, Mr..
Hermann, President. Toasts were drank
ia the Independence of America, to Pres
ident Grant, to Congress, and to the Army
and Navy of the U. S., and to the King Of
Wurtemburg. AT night ball was given
at which over thousand guests were
present.
MADRID, July 6.
Conflicts have taken place in Seville,
between the troops and bands of repub-
licans, the latter having been dispersed,
and the city is comparatively queit,
thought the excitement is intense.
LONDON, July 6.
In the House Of Lords to-day, the con-
sideration of the Irish Church bill was re-
sumed. Lord LifEord moved an amend
ment granting the value Of their manses
to the Presbyterisns. Earl Granville OPP
posed the amendment on tho ground that
it would sgravate the mischief OF the do
cision arrived ct BY the House on FEidsy
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AN old lady named burchell, Whlle pass
ing from one car to another this noon, fell
between the cars and was crushed to a
jelly.
PORTLAND, July 6.
A party of young ladies and gentlemen
in a small rowing boat were run down and
sunk by the schooner Young Sultan, in
Booth Bay, yesterday. Miss Greenlow
and Miss Caswell were drowned. The
bodies are not yet recovered.
Independence Anniversary passed off
orderly. The rowing regatta was unsuc-
cessful, owing TO high wind. The sailing
regatta contest was spirited. The schoon-
er Ray took the prize of first class; sec
ond class not yet decided.
The base ball match for the champion
ship of the State was won by the Bow
doins, of Bowdoinl College.
BASGoR, July 6.
Miss Nora Giles, daughter of Rev.
Henry Giles a well known lecturer and es-
sayist, beautiful and highly accomplish
ed young lady eighteen years Of age was
drowned at Buckshot, on Saturday by the
upsetting OF boat in which she was sail
ing in company with her sister, another
young lady and gentleman. Her body
had not been recovered at last accounts.
Elbridge Jones II years Of age shot his
play mate Willie Davis, seven years of
age in this city yesterday, the ball enter
ing his chest and nearly proving fatal.
Young Jones alleges that he intended
swapping the esp, not supposing the pistol
to be loaded.
MILWAUKEE, July q.
4. Carry, treasurer OF Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railroad was accidently killed
by falling under car ON the road yester-
day.
NEW BEDFORD, July 6.
Yesterday seven men were swept into
the water by the tipping over of ayacht
and two were drowned.
LEWISTON, Me-, July q.
On Sunday Mr.. Lane Of Ridfield was
in bathing with little girl, and both
were drowned.
WHMuSGToN, July o.
Henry Gillighan was scalded yester-
day by an explosion and died. The body
of Mears - not yet found.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending July 6, 1869.
PRICES.

PRICES.
BEEF-rer 100 lbs. on total weight OF hide, tai
low and meat; extra, .l3 U0al3 . ; frst quality
sl2 50dl2 IS; second quality, sl2 0OG2 20 third
quality, 81 oOGll - few choice single pairs
sl3 coats p; some of the poorest cove, bulls
&c. $40 O0Gl0 IS.
WORKING OXEE-s22a llcOO.
HANDY STEERS aud SLIM OXEN ljOSe
$50, or much according 20 their value beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair quality
f4oya 20. extra $75al2O. farrow and dry s35G6O
SHEEP - Per pound, live weight, a. &c,
lambs 9a9kc
SHEEP AND LAMBS head, in lots, IS o.
as 90.
FAT HOGs-Per ID. 10Y a lie live weight.
HIDES ughton OOOltlOc.; country lots S 4
G94c.; ealfskins 20a25c.
sHoTEs-Wholesalei Se. ali &c.; retail l3G1Oc
TALLOW brighton, sGsSJsc.; country lots,
YOUNG PIGs-2Sa25c.
PELTs 81 5Oa2 90; country lots, coal sc.
LAMBS-5Oc, sheep shorn at 2jc. each.
REMARKS.
Of the 2,J53 cattle az market this week. only Sc
are from the New England States, and Of the
5,42s sheep and lambs 1875 are Western. Since
January l. the total number of cattle sold at this
market up to July LIST s.. $50. Of which 43 lbs
were from the West and Canada, leaving only
9,il4 for New England. OF the 1862 ,337 sheep At
market during the same time, l0i 900 were from
the West, and 6I 1882 from New England. The
actual decrease in the supply Of home sheep for the
first six months Of each OF the past four years IL
indicated by the following figures 1866, Ito, ESQ
1869, 064 lsos. 1868 1862 81 1882, while the
Western supply wa- In $780, 1874 1867, 81, l24
1867, 5000: 1869, i0l COS. The trade in cattle
and sheep has been fair this week, without mate
nal changes in prices. Ofthe Western cattle we
noted sales Of Al Western steers at eye; live
wei ght, 20 at exc, Illinois steers at SIC, Is .;
&c, le at exc h., live weight, all Offering from
29c TO CSC per cwt for ORAL 3i5 were sold as fol-
lows: IS at l2c, liz At i2kc, 2o9 at l2xc, Isl At
IKE, and So ut i3c per 10. si4 were reported
col at Q commission. G. 7. Houghton sold . fine
lot of grass fed steers a. follows estimated TO
dress ZOO each at lie per ID. TO drcss go lbs ~
II Nc, 4 Of 800 lbs ct lie per lib. y. !. Brady
sold 4 COWS and one heller TO dres near 800 los
each Sos go per head. The 4th d July u rafhss
too early in the season for New England iAnps.
eciaiiy those frum ans wool sheep, and 4 b 20
much work TO Gull over the large nunbx fhocks
necessary 70 pick AGAR load suitable sos msrkss
that TIE dsovss ~ tAsse u no money N me
opountton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08
Air Ship.

SAN FRANCISCO, July u.
The trial of the model of the air ship
Avitor yesterday is pronounced success
by the Times while the Alta says the per-
Torrance was failure, the wind blew so
hard that it was necessary to perform
under cover. The ship rose in the air
and was propelled backwards and guided
in any direction desired by the steering
apparatus. 1t is claimed that the present
Avitor is not certain of success, but the
principle has been developed. The scale
of its machinery is SO trifing, the engine
and boiler weighing less than hundred
pounds that its failure or success would
be matter of no surprise.