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give have changed our opinion, as
we have further investigated tue casc' ~
regard to what is the matter Win 4 70
lhardt. We don't think worms Is 'he
principal disease which is operating Oh
him now. rs lie vonits and puiges ioo
much. and we fear worm ten Woaiu prov
all in fsectual medicine. HIS lasi Weeh
discharges indicate more eomplcate"i
disorder, and '.1y plaster seems 20 ,.iJu-
riorsly irritatc him. He has something
llakin TO the blind-staggers or Jaanuicc;
, and If he were a small boy we shoulu
recommend him to the careful nursing
lof his mother. As it is, his irichas
: should be very careful OF him. as ne i
not able to see correctly, or read IN
/, derstandingly. -.
l. ". arc sure in orr publications. nor
/ in our conversation, have we ever CON
yeyed the impression that the people o.
10 Huntingburg were opposed TO Il. q y
lolC n. R.-for we did not think the!
t. we're. In fact we know they are an en-
f. ternrisine people. friendly to all pubic
IL enterprises, which they judge will sue
so coed. and this road being now guafah
Iteed successive urged them to try an,
ka secure a portion of its benefits, Mhici
4. we believe they may II they apply, the'ii
or selves with energy. The janndice Q
NJ The patient must have been severe VINE
nd our very plain language was hiisihtei
er- preted. 49, allow
lid lie staggers badly, also, at TIC a''o"
his oncas made to the Auditor and Treasure
OF The March term Of Commissioner
m. Court in SAYING the bills presented WEI
o.. rcluced one half. Since this asseriio
w VI was repeated showing that probae !,
Nv he believed tive have been at y
ooi Mains TO examine the Record, and iii
,od at that term no deductions whatev
The were made in their accounts, but on y
contrary they were allowed every g.; 81
-. asked. These wrong assertions lhdica
"a a DANGEROUS condition of the eye-sig
: in Pickhardt and DR.. Becler had bett
n.y. a;s nut strong blister on the back Oh !,
MS y neck. as well rs on his stomach. '
feel sorry for him.
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AND Sru.L They CONE. !
are multiplying. BY reference 10 our
column of announcements Hght ne"
ones will be found. First comes Tor
Representative that reliable Democrat
and recognized honorable and upright
man, Mr. Levi Condif OF HARRISON p
Mr.. G.. has been a resident farmer III this
county for over Il quarter OIL ceh.u' } :
and is thoroughly conversant with tne
wants of the Farming interest III tiils
district. and there being no regular nom
ination bv the Democratic party Tor this
important position, he has been. INDUCED
nv several leading Democrats OF Martin
county. 10 allow the use OF his haiIie'
If elected. he will i'm Office have an eye
single to the greatest good iof ,nt
greatest number and Will De iai.iliu
representative of the prosperous farm
inr class to which he belongs. Viewer
In hopes n District Convention migh
have been held. and regular nominee
nlaced in the field, but as those who con
trollcd the matter, thought best not u
call one, we hope Condiif VIII set
rousing vote.
For Commissioner the present incum
bent. Mr.. Mehne, is announced rs Gnu
didate for reelection from HARRISON IL
lie has made fair Commissioners. an
his friends were not willing he shoui
20 off Of the Board.
Mr.J.G. +. Hoffman is also annoan
ed as a candidate for the posltioh'
is strong man before the people VI
who has managed his own aiialrs we
and would no doubt make careful Oh
Ger il elected.
Phillip Schwartz is also brought Q
for County Commissioners. ihose "
know Phillip know him to be a fir
rate man, and he will make good O
Ger. if elected, but all four OF tie cane
dates in that district can't be elected
bully for the strongest one.
Tn the District composed OF rate
and Ferdinand townships, Mr.. Geo.
Schurz is announced a sa candidate
commissioner. He is one OF he lead
tredino men and farmers of Ferdins
township. and his liberality and en-
mise has contributed largely to D,
up tina. portion of the county. VI
election there is no doubt.
For Surveyor there Az two more
d;dates. Mr.. J. i. BickwermeIt, the
mer county commissioner. VINO Is khe
to a great extent all over the cou
and Mr.. w. II. Osborn. former SCI
teacher of Patoka township. and
man, said to be well qualified for
position. They are both bemocrts.
For Recorder, Mr.. G. c. Kemp of
toka township. is announced. He
yoang man, who is making his first
before the people, and hasn't got
bashf,lness quite wore off yet, br
said by those who know him {
thoroughly qualified for the place
seeks.
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eps9c EsssrsSrch Dollars

That one tablespoonful q ENGLISH rs bottle Of any
aa"an,ly tasted common advertiser oas,
be day The medical profession to decide , .ua Is not
ne Il understood that English na y.netabIe Tonic
long standing chronic female complaints
In every direction. q, n ,er hottie or six bot
III. Vt ~ ~ az md sold by druggists and neie.As
everywhere. - = Memphis, TenA
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Ss.pot,a.ng NarsssS asiris.

,,t,,e,,ed rna,rons hose ct the critical reF'"H ans
.i NJ. r,tf3othC- ~, an cured rs tae ne :" vt
Eu-,ish feaase itters ~" pr.S''i't' 80
thssieinrs al cser The country A .,.s,,.<
II yon are fronbed with Falling Of 'he Woian, 'ue" -
,gi,h 4 ,suse OF eight cal bearing tovh Pain ~ g.
ba, < ANA side. and other sit,nhalt eFiiA' Hhs
,,aie Filters viii give entire rslitt. ,s,.
moe n ne 'iu,n u iiicM mothers amer chill
ht NJ ,.l,rrs f,.aio ~ felnslel Who are cou'ahs-
' e-,, ~, p,nfraetcl d dei tsting compliant WI:
-ia \ ,err,h .!aw,s and whose digestion y SLOW ~
nersec. v.l tint those ni'fers the very thnY nv.
~ i.et, demands il giscs powerful erpriie alas
i,.s 1ycstton uro..rs the lis.r. strenghehs M
\, as t, .eaiy ana mis- The whole system with pure
K crimson. blood couYsng through its ehshheis
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FArat, yIsrTATIoN.--On Wednesday
last a woke of cattle of Mr.. John kroeg-
cr's. living near Huntmgburg, broke in,
to his corn field. lie ana hreu manu-
drove them out. and he put rope over
one of their horns, with the intention o.
tieino them down, when he suddenly fell
to the ground, and died before any as
s;stance could be rendered.
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ysrnil, j. 10 The sS0Or.

IN III these ccrrriruts the system s'iee,,s M \.
fnt of red hood and Mr. Chrfeht, 'h ~ - ~
", II ,.u.rt.. s,y.. tearing in nna tst 'rs
,,i.l 4 ~,,,ntl ,lly acsgrrt IN red GofpHsNss, NJ"
...~,4 VIA, vi iron 70 correct ms c.hallon 49,
~ 3. ". .br most 10 4. rerd IN. ;hs best OF "h'."
MI ,,itste az Iron enters largely mi" ~
.,.r,r,s ,fi,n III Tnal,sh Female Rt'ers. e"Ai'heS
, -,t,i ~ .ciable tonics 81 rare Gnshhss', - i..,
weeds f Mississippi. s found rcrlan h.rn ana 49,
M ah,l has en- secret ne W m. .u i,,in
''s.' r.riug MA sny ffvc'ion ~ = r.
,smh MI. r,oi Ne have ot'.ain'd gave y '",
m rr rfgc'ig, al Is is now On" 2! tNe
I,'' u, tnr.. Ittrrs. uil.r rowrTinl ntvf,ns -"
( ., /, t,,,,. also ,tt.r inlo Us composition "
Ta, leniaa1ra or riaci root salieieni 10 ss' "p''
iliyyr ani Keep Tie bvwles open.
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sickness, E'ain and Death

omoc,v result MS penalties for violations Of natural
laIs from which none escape -,
ne fnded check The pale aud wan features, me dsii
49,, M clo,dea iu,.l ect ia. deep heay.ng sigh, The
J., ma ,,.ri,tet frame tile detected brow, the tot
rrnv rn ali indicate previous transEessions OF law:
knowing That pgocras,naton is..he ui.i % hn't, M
in,ss anrlv for some remodyas suUn NJ cir
I'M .,,r,s Kermit, While those who do moi ACT upon
M principle that delays are danSeions sshNaS
.lircrr icse more time and pay more money. .,,.
Thousands Of noihers and Daughters IN el ras".
aud rendition az is are suffering, lingering Ha W
In,, rom 81, effects Of some dreaded and dreadful
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OrrWe were pleased 10 receive cai's
c.om lndce Pierce, of Davicss county
md Mir. Emack. OF the Otwcli Herald
this week. each looking rs II Tue w.
Gus prospects of a Democratic Nics4.ii
this tail was decidedly agreeing WIN
them.
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DronagoOic 4 Co.'S nMcm..

IRA hos, and cheopcs, combination for 4, nnse.
no Kdncys and bladder ever onereu :" .sd by The pro-
i prepared by regular phss'e'ah' "''' !.
fefgion. , - .r sold by Druggists IN
Merchants everywhere. :, nYoucooIE & co.
MeVphis Tens.
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PrnLIc ScuooLs.-The public schools
of .Iasper will open with u full corps OF
tcachers. on the first Monday in October.
There Irl are ass children embraced in the
annmcra;ion of the town for school pur-
noscs.-a considerable number beng
transferred to the town from outside
districts.
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It'll. Gutzweilcr hauled in with Ms
fonr horses, on " cdncsday, from Hurst
quarry, fine rock, weighing oooC lbs.
10 be used as one side oil q wihdow ir'''''
for the new church.
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RncI,nort N Jasrcr Mail KOMtc.

Rocl<port & Jasper Mail Route.
vIvIIE undersigned having received the
i contract for carrying the mail 10
Rockport, respectfully informs any one
desiring to go to Rockport, that no VIII
,proyidc means for carrying them on
Mondays and Fridays if they will leave
word on the day before at The Post oiiico
in Jasper. JOSEfH uIihiSh'
| July 9th, 1870.
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ESesl..ie Complaint,
mat claim, l.s victims throusnou, III. length .'a

Wat claim, lts victims throughout the 'engh as
breadth a. oar luua. ,,,.,htv ma.
bnuy tomatoes sW.si y seine way ~ ~" ~ = nj
y .,.,rr,tian white olfy' ones drtin ~ oee'hs a.
N. .trrol Me-" sometimes 'he nrs,tnh In, LIN
', .tg, M .nlirrly checked. ar changed ~ Hppsaf-
',, attended win oihcr distressing symptoms; Leu
.|t,sa er fhr "Whiies," ireqneri4T Hi'lhs tne
,Nl ''' ,.ertan OF ne womb may create pam ass
Tsl,Tt NJ ie wouh Is al exceedingly common eom
plant owing much trouble arn ",'rss'' ""'''
prat'r.rs Green 4i,knr.s. irr'yNHiHo l he " 800
.,s serious ami fatal complains follow ne isiais
H" =, KHAN rsr lives there medical gentleman WIS
seN t'.'. iiva th, fnr sex Of the above troubles
Nnt MANY. a. there no combination ~ rem."" SgeA''
~, wtlt' come 4, her r,scue, We answer res
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" =. The following table SHOWS '.e
population Of the five largest 80 49,, -
XIX state. according 20 the census JUS.
taken, and their increase during 'ho '"''
decade. "a. ,e-o
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wuEELER & WILSON SEWING MhCHiNH
A GENCY by r. GRAY, at the residence
n formerly occupied by Thco. Sender
man, Jasper Ind. April 8, 1o-om.
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DIED.

BNGHAM.-On the oath instant, JOHN BINGHAM,
In the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 96 N. Eleventh street, ON Tuesday, the
2Sth instant, at O'Clock p. Nj. Hs
FITZPATRICK.-On the 26th instant, BARTHoLoMY
FITZPATRICK, aged 65 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family also Bishop
Neumann and Charles Carroll Beneficial Societies.
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral on
Wednesday, the goth instant, at 81 O'clock from his
late residence, No. GIG n. Front street.
GIBERsoN.--On the 27th instant, NOAH GIBERsoN
after lingering illness, which he bore with Chris.
tlan fOrtitude.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also Co
hocksink Lodge, No. 1885, j. o. OF o. f. Ashland En-
campment No. as, ]. o. OF o. F.; Crystal Fount
Lodge, No. II, X. of p. and the Abou Ben Adhem
Association, l. o. OF o. F., respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his sisters residence No 200
Franklin street, Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
To proceed TO Glenwood Cemetery.
HAAs-On the 21th instant, Mr. LOUIS HAAS in the
4sth year OF his age.
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, back OF No. 211 n Eleventh street. on Thurs
day morning at ~ O'Clock, at the Holy Trinity
Church.
HoPKRsoN.-At Bordentown, on Sunday June PC,
CHARLES BIDDLE HoPKINSoH, son OF the late Francis
Hopkinson.
Funeral service at Christ Church, Bordentown, on
Wednesday, June 49, instant, at IL O'Clock nj. -
LARD.-HUGH LAIRD, on the evening OF the 25th
instant in the 49th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends or the family are respect
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The British Columbia Question
The Provisions of Annexation
from THE DOMINION.
Cnnadn and British Columbia,

OTTAWA, Ont, June 2s.-Delegates who have ar
rived from British Columbia have received from
the Dominion Government terms upon which the
Government is prepared to treat with the Governor
and Council OF that colony for entrance into the
Canadian Union Canada is to assume the debts
and liabilities of British Columbia. The annual
grant for the support Of the local Government and
Legislature of British Columbia is to be S35,00O.
Regular steam communication between Victoria
and San Francisco is to be maintained fortnightly
by two British steamers. This service is now per-
formed once month by an American steamer sub
sidzed by the colony to the extent Of $1,000 per trip
structon, early practicable OF railroad across
the continent, with its western terminus at q port
in British Columbia on the Pacific coast, connecting
in the East NTH the railroad system of Canada.
The Western Canada Railroad is estimated to cost
in round numbers S10, 900 900. Offers to build the
road have been made to the Government on the
basis OF grant of alternate sections OF land on each
side OF the road one mile long and twelve miles
deep, and guarantee OF six per cent. interest in
debentures redeemable in twenty years.
British Columbia is to be represented In the
House OF Commons by six representatives instead OF
eight as demanded, including three Senators. The
Government will guarantee that all the public off,
appointed to carry on the new government shall
be in every way acceptable to the people of British
Columbia.
The tariff of the Dominion will be extended over
the colony, and the present tariifof British Columbia
discontinued. The terms also refer to the extension
Of postal service, erection OF hospital unatic asylum
and pententary, protection of fisheries, election OF
Senators, formal admission Of the colony into the
Unlon defense OF the colony, and aid to volunteer
force in all Of which requirements delegates declare
themselves to be perfectly satisfied.
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FROM BALTLMORE.
Bold and Extensive Robbery.

BALTIMORE June 2s-The Office OF the Maryland
Fire Insurance Company of Baltimore, corner OF
Post Of1ice avenue and Second street, short dis
tance from the Post ONCE, about noon to-day was
robbed of United States bonds and other valuable
securities amounting to one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars The trunk containing the securities or
the company was brought from the Safety Deposit
Company, about 1920 A. NJ, for the purpose OF in-
specting particular paper contained therein
After this had been DONE about $500 additional
securities were der osited in the trunk, which was
placed behind the counter Shortly thereafter
stranger entered the office. inquired OF Mr.
Bambleton, president Of the company, relative to
the insurance OF horse, valued at twenty five hun
dred dollars to Richmond, Va. Mr. Hambleton left
his private room to ask question Of the cashier In
the front office, the stranger following him and
leaving the building. Immediately the loss OF the
trunk was discovered.
Among the bonds lost s25, 900 United States
coupon sixty fours; S1, 900 Northern Central Rail-
road coupon bonds, 1855; $4,000 Cincinnati and
Marietta Railroad second mortgage bonds; $4,000
United States registered certificates, the remainder
consisting principally of Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road and Georges Creek stock. A complete list OF
the bonds and stocks stolen will be issued this after
noon.
All the bonds were of the denomination of $1,000.
Negro Murderer Discharged.
The trial Of Nicholas Hoffman for the murder OF
William Young (colored) on the night OF. May Is
last concluded to-day. Verdict Of the jury, 'Not
guilty"
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e. q n d EI Il y y .
House..

Continued from Fourth Edition.
Mr.. Kelsey, member of the Committee on Apuropria-
tons admitted in answer to Mr. Farnsworth that this
pie claim and he stated the circumstances under which
The discussion continued by Mr. Butler, of Mass
in support of the claim and by Mr. Farnsworth against it,
the latter quoting and concurrng in remark that this
ccmmittee should be de1o%inated mated The Committee of
% Srsd p
mtted by Kiowa and Camanche Iudians in 1866
On motion of Mr.; Degener. $4,000 was appropriated to
pay Nh, Bsea y salaza for depredaGons committed by
Bnsham moved to spproPriats $4,000 to enable
ons in Europe of the eclipse of the next December
MIR Schenck (ohio) moved an appropriation of SI5OeO
in addition to sum of $4,000 appropriated by JOINT
Contract by the Secretary Of War with Henry X Brown
He explained the circumstances of the former appropr
alton, and referred to Mr. Brown the author the
Washington Union Square New York the rest being
hind legs in storms of vino represented operating
their % % tails the agEesd to- The
b NIT oetsa & an mel ~ & re & the Law
suffers northern lakes ri the seore
ne 70 $ o
having been modified by striking out the Limitation Of
pSsal Of the seoretary Of the Treasury. '
letters patent hereafter issued shall be subject to the
right of the United States the matter thing
patented and to manufacture the for the of
Government free of charge.
MIR. Myers opposed it a blow at inventors, and
matter which should have been referred to the Committee
Patents
Mr.. Dawes withdrew the amendment to avoid the fur
ther consumption of time.
On motion of Mr. Dawes, section A. authorizing light
vessel the Choptank river, Virginia, struck out
On motion of Mr.. Beatty section added for the
creation of municipal commission for the dredging and
owing of the Washington City Canal authorizing the
corporate authorities to levy and collect tax of S1000
all taxable property in the city, and approprating
850,0O0 from the Treasury.
The committee and reported the bill, which was
then passed.
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fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, No 401s Mary street. east Of Fory-1rst West
Philadelphia, on wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
To proceed TO Mount Morah Cemetery.
RILEY.-On Monday afternoon, BENJAMIN S. RI
LEY eldest son Of Joseph S. and Mary A. Riley In
the 5Irh year Of his age.
His friends are invited to attend his funeral, on
Thursday afternoon, the 9Oth instant, at O'Clock
from his late residence, No. 2l3 N Forty-6rst
street. The members OF Phoenix Lodge No. $780,
and Harmony II r. A. c., No. 50, are specially In
yited, M
RowLAED.-On Monday evening" June 27, OLIVER
W. ROWLAND, in the 26th year OF his age.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
SHARPLEss-on the 26th instant JOSEPH I. SHARP
IEss, in the 10Th year OF his age.
The relatives and male friends the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, No. 1895 Arch street, on wednesday
morning at O'Clock.
eg- MASONIC NoTICB.-PHGNIx LODGE, No. 1SO,
A. Y. M-The members OF the Lodge and the Order
in general fraternally invited to meet at the M a
sonic Hall, CHESNUT Street, on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, the Both instant, at ~ O'Clock, to at
tend the funeral of our late Brother, BENJAMIN s.
RILEY.
BY order of the W. NJ.
So E. P. LRscURE, Secretary.
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Destructive Fire.

PROVIDENCE, June 28.-A fire broke out about
3 o'clock this morning on Durand street dock
and destroyed the coal elevator, sheds, and
considerable of the stock of Tucker, Swami q
Co., y. w. d K. A. Hopkins, and property of
the Providence and Worcester Railroad Com
pany and damaged adjoining property. The loss
Swami g. Co. are insured for 500, 200 and Hon
kins for $4,000, Knight, Cutter & Co. lost
2000 bushels of corn, which was not insured
The firemen were still at work at noon on the
burning coal. The fire was probably the work
of design.
Another Incendiary Fire
occurred at the same time near by, causing a
loss of $4,000 to David Testers coffee and spice
mills and of $4,000 to L. I. Adams & Co.'S paper
box factory
Harvard Commencement
BOSTON, June 2S.-The commencement at Har-
ward to-day was attended by the Governor escorted
by lsncers, and, as usual attracted a large as.
semby of literary persons and friends of the COL
leee. Banks and insurance offices are closed ac-
cording to the custom. The weather is excessively
hot.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GUNNER RESORTS ON THE LINE OF
y PHILADELPHIAA AND READING RAILROAD
AMI OMAN MAY 20, 1870.
MANSION HOUSE, MT CARBON,
Mr. Caroline Wunder, Pottsville r. o., Schuylkin
TUSOARORA HOTEL,
Mrs II. L. Miller, 1uscaro p o., Schuylkin county
MANSION HOUSE,
w. L. Smith, Mahanoy City p o., Schuykill county.
MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
Charles Oulp, Mount Carmel y. y, Northumberland CO
ANDALUSIA HALL,
CENTRAL AVENUE HALL,
O. d. Day Reading p, o., Berks county.
SPRING MILL HEIGHTS,
Jacob III. Br ish Oonshohocken p. o Montgomery
BOYERTOWN SEMINARY,
L. M. Koon Boyertown p. o., Berks county.
LTTIZ SPRINGS,
George f. Grsider, Iitz p. o. Lancaster county.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
DIR. A. smith, Wernersville p. o., Berks county:
GOLD 81 RINGS HOTEL, LEBANON COUNTY,
EPHRATA SPRINGS.
PERKI6MEN BRIDGE HOTEL
PROSPEOT TERRACE,
Dr. James Palmer, Collegevie p. o., Montgomery co
DOUTY HOUSE,
george D. Burr, Shamokin, Northum berland county
Excursion Tickets will be sold at Phadepha 20 ano
from above points at reduced rates good for same gay
issued and on Saturdays good until the following MON
day. 52o 2m9
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FROM NEW YORK.
Explosion of Gun-cnttnn.


ALBANY, June 2S.-This morning an explosion
occurred in Hyatt's billiard-bal manufactory, in
Beaver street, which blew out portion of the
rear wall of the building, and set the house ON
fire. The explosion was caused by mice rubbing
matches lying among quantity of gun-cotton,
which was employed in the manufacture of bill
Iiard-balls. The damage to the building is aboat
$4,000.
steamer Collision.
ALBANY, June 2S.-The towboat Telegraph
ran into the steamer Daniel Drew last night
near Rhinebeck. The Telegraph was sunk. The
report made here states that the only person
injured was the engineer of the Telegraph, who
was slightly scalded
Specie shipment.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Tbe steamship Ham
monia takes out $35, 600 in specie.