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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
"A courts Of different States legal everywhere dessrtion.
&C. sufficient No charge In advance. No publicity
Advice free FL KING,
Counsellor at Law, 1858 Broadway.
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Yesterday afternoon Catherine Spencer, Of No.
Baxter street. IN q quarrel with her daughter, EleI
O'Brien, was badly beaten about me head by Ellen
who was arrested.
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Early yesterday morning offcer Roddy. Of tho
Nineteenth precinct, founu John Foley, Of No. 100
Mulberry street, lying the sidewalk opposite No.
27e Bowery, with two slight stabs IN his thighs,
indicted by an unknown man In an oyster saloon at
26l BOwery kept by Jefferson Davis. He waa aent 70
ReIlAYue HOanltal.
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NeR York Items.

NEW York, juno 2O.-The Red
Stockings played the Amateurs, OF
Newark. New Jersey. to-day, at
Waverly. The Red Stockings had
Atwater and Dean, as substitutes for
Brainard and Allison. Only six in.
nings were played. The Amateurs
made one run in the fifth and one In
the sixth innings, and were white
washed in the first and fourth. The
Red Stockings scored, 8. II. 3, 25, 3,
2-total Sc.
The Red Stockings went to Phila-
delphia on the evening train.
The interest of Mrs. Mcfarland
Richardson and the children of Al
bert ID. Richardson, in the property
of the deceased at Woodside, was
sold by order of the Court of Chan
cery, at the Court House in New
ark. N. j., this afternoon, by j. FL.
Stone, attorney of the special guar
dian of the heirs. subject to a mort
gage of 50. 800 and interest, due to the
amount of $45, ,999. Charles A. Rich
ardson, brother Of the deceased, was
the purchaser.
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NEW YoRK, June 20.-The mana
ger of the Empire Rink concerts. last
week, Acknowledges loss of $4,000
New trials were ordered to day in
the cases of Jerome Bradley, con-
victed cf theft of one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in bonds from
Morrison. Son & Hutchison, and of
Patrick Mcdonald, emigrant ticket
swindler.
The steamer Geo. B. Upton. ar.
rived this morning. Her officers
confirm the previous reports of the
landing of the first expedition which
left this port on the steamer on May
10Th, bat report the successful land
ing on the return trip, of a force OF
one hundred men, and additional
supplies was taken on board at Aspin
wall.
The landing was effected at an un-
frequented and unprotected part of
the coast. and not molested by Span
iards. The officers OF the Upton
knew nothing of the fate of the first
expedition until they reached this
port. The entire cruise to Cuba, As
pinwall and return was made under
the United States flag.
The steamer Plymouth Rock made
her first trip to Long Branch this
morning, with 1000 passengers.
Charles III. VailIe, General Passen-
ger Agent of the Narragansett Steam
boat Company, died last night at
Middletown, N. Y.
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CIncInnatiItems.

CINCTNNATI. June 20.-The socie-
ties In attendance upon the Sanger
fest have been departing to-day. and
others will depart to night and to
morrow morning.
The city yet presents a holiday ap-
pearance. and all seem satisfied with
the results of the past week. The
city has been very orderly.
There is a ball in progress to night
in honor of the remaining delegates.
Leo Pollock and Geo. Pollock, his
SON, reached here on the last day of
May, and insured the day following,
the life of the latter, for $4,000 in
the Cincinnati Mutual Life. $5. 900 in
the Home Mutual, and $4,000 against
accident, and on the Saturday follow
ing, took the steamer for Louisville.
In the middle of the night there was
cry of "man overheard" and the
son was gone. The father comes
now, and makes application for the
insurance money, which the Compa-
nies decline to pay until the body
can be found, or the case investi-
gated
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. June 1o.
FLoUR--DulI and dropping; superfne
S. 90a6 IS.
at 81 200I 25 for red
CoRS-Dull and offered freely at glc for
mixed ear and shelled held at 9lc In ele-
YGtor, and choice white sold at g7c
OATS-U nchanRed and dull at 55caCOc.
for midling. ~<A@-S|s~
IoBAcco-Unchanged, and no sales.
WHIsKY-IFregular; patent sold az 98o.
old at 81 0l@l OF cash, and 81 O3 mart eash
and part short terms.
PROVISIONS - Dull and dropping. Mess
pork held at $50 2503O so. BuIk meafg
could have been bought at Ils< and l4sz for
shoulders and sides. Bacon ahoufderG
have been bought at I45< l65k0I7Iz, but the
demand was light; 56 hbds sold al lsJ<0
l35S for shoulders, and 165< for clear rin
at 2lL.
LARD-DulI and small sales Al l6c
BUTTER Dull at l8a2ic
EGG5-Decltned 30 I6@l7c and dull
GoLD-ll2K buying.
ExcHANeE-Dnil at LILO discount buying.
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/ 6. Isarghetto. from Symphonic in D.
! Beethoven-Orchestra
! PART II.
:. Columbus. Sym ymphonie-scheIzo and
g. Sic stiBe Wssserrose-F Abt-cIeye.
i land GeSangvel elm
9 Herr sic Du nnlt rnir-AppeI-Co Column
10. Wanderers O terfeier c. Goetzs =
ArIon des West ms. from St. Louis
Abert-Orchestra.
Each of the societies did them
selves credit IN their rendering of the
parts allotted to them. and the last
concert was numbered among the
successes of the great SeDgerfest.
TIE EVANSVILLE BOYS.
Prof. Warren's band was again
among the prominent features of
lover the Rhine" business last night.
They visited many of the prominent
beer gardens aud discoursed sweet
music to the admiring beer drinkers.
st "Lewen Garten" the large crowd
fairly went wild In their enthusiastic
applause of the able execution of sew
eral of George Warren's favorite
pieces, and it was with difficulty that
they succeeded in getting away from
the crowd, so persistent were their
cheers.
Returning from the beer halls. thev
proceeded to the several newspaper
offices and delighted them. each in
turn, with a beautiful serenade. They
were rewarded by fattering notices
aud warm expressions of thanks in
the issue of each paper the following
the Chronicle and ENQUIRER
being, perhaps, the most compli-
mentary.
There was an alarm of fire sounded
from the box at the corner Race and
Fourteenth Streets, about five o'clock
last evening. which proved to be a
small FIRE in the SanRerfest Hall, and
was speedily extinguished. As one
OF the engines was going at full speed
up Elm Street. horse became fright
ened at IL, and dashed frantically into
q crowd on the sidewalk, which was
80 compact that the terrified animal
upon several people before
they could make their escape.
One woman. who keeps a fruit
stand on Central Avenue, was ia
ured. it is thought, fatally. Several
others were injured slightly. This is
the only accident that has happened |
during .he Sengerfest. and it is truly |
wonderful there has not been more.
The weather is getting oppressively |
not. and it is said that if the Sanger.
est had continued several days |
onger, the brewers would have come |
o stand still" on beer. It is for
unate it closes to day. for without
beer there could be no Sangerfest.
r. N r
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TELEGR APHHC.
From ChIcagO-Fatal Aecident-hls-
cellaneOuS Items,

EAVAA OMAAhNV s4h0A HIS
cellaneOuS Itemss
CHICAGO. June 20. - Willard T.
Thomas, of Allegon. Mich, son of
the late Rev. ID. Thomas, of the
Michigan Conference, was run over
by the cars and instantly killed at
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, on Satur-
day.
+. h. Graham, manufactures of the
new Nanny Combined Self-RakiDg
Reaper and Mower. has commenced
suit at Rockford against n G. Thomp-
son, manufacturer of the j. p. Nanny
Self Raker Damages Of $50, 900 was
rendered for Misrepresentation of the
plaintiffs machine, at an exhibition
of reapers at Red Bud, Ills.
George Stanley, who it is supposed
murdered William Patterson, a rail-
road official, near Ames, Iowa, has
been arrested, and is in Linn County
Jail. The circumstances are very
strong against him.
HI. r. Pierson having resigned his
position as Vice President and Gen.
eral Manager of the Chicago & North
western Railroad, George l.. Dunlap,
for many years General Superintend-
ant of the road. has been appointed
General Manager in his place, while
the place of Vice President has been
filed by Nj. L. Sykes. This place
will not be Of an active character as
heretofore.
John @. Gault, for many years As
sistant General Superintendent and
General Freight Agent, has been
made General Superintendent in place
of Dunlap.
At ten o'clock this morning the
thermometer stood at 840; at two in
the afternoon it was down to ZOE.
The Chicago Branch of the Evan
gelical Alliance was formed in this
city to day. and John V. Farwell was
made President.
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mining, gas. coal. and bridge compa
MES was struck out. The additional
section authorizes the consolidation
Of two or more districts. The tariff
bill is amended ID various particulars.
as follows:
Sugars not above No. z, Isc per
pound; No. z to 10. &c; No. 10 to 13,
lie; No. 13 to 16, 23c; No. Is to 20,
Be; above No. 20 and refined sugars,
&C. The dHty on live animals is re-
duced to 20 per cent. ad Dalorem o.
each animal; oils to 20 per cent, o.
galoreDp; prepared opium, to So De
pound. The clause relative to teas
and coffee are unchanged. and also
those concerning iron, with slight
notifications as to iron wire.
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June 20.
C0TroN-Quiet: middlIng 1gZc: sales
l,C00 bales: receipts SIG bales; exports SIS
bales: stock So AL bales.
FLoUR-Lower grades scarce: superfine
S5 80; Xxx IS 1896: Xxx Sc 25d6 rs.
CoEN-Mixed 81 023z9I 05; white 81 121z
OATS -64065c.
BRAN-sI 05gI 10.
HAY-g23
PoRK-S3I %: bacon shoulders I4c; clear
rib sides 179I71<c; clear sides IS1<c; hams
9l9zc.
SUGAR-Prime 1l1<91I5<c.
MoLASSES-65975c.
WHIsKY-371z9S1 10.
CoFFEE--Prlme l7L@171zc
STERLING-A.
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THE MARKETS.
New York Market.


/ BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, June ~.
a. ,CoTToN-ss.teady; sales OF 800 bales al
2l5sc for middling.
FL1UE-;-R7eeeeiPts 7eS 1889 barrels: market
-fa trench and German buyers are out OF
aNa trat4 SAFES OF l,sU9 barrels at Is 80
e . 1Fsa @ne Stale and western IS Is
tern and State: 60 O5@
F 20 do; SO C0a6 90 for
eEtr,. IS 90a77 10 for
t ta G1r ea "A st. Louis.
ie OF rrels at
Dal a1E sHanre1
IRA sales ll earre.r *
y Receipt
act1FI 1al fe lover tla F-
Germans Gra car De size aaaras. anH-
of them are zIae
bushels at 81 2le1A 2zs Esr sn CF
81 % for No. MilwaUhsa 81 Eaf
No. l Milwaukee; 81 4S foI riutas Ia r
western.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
l92c lower; sales of 5000 bushels at g2cG
81 OIL for new mixed western: 81 O5al O8 for
yellow western; 81 058l ID for common TO
oATs-Heavy: 1Q2c lower; sales OF 81 GO
bushels at 6l965c for western 6S070c for
Ohio and State.
HAY-Steady.
HoPs-In fair request and upward ten
CoFFEE-Quiei and hrm.
MoLAssEs-DnlL
sUGAR-Inactive; sales OF Is bhds Cuba
az sal0c; 400 boxes Havana at 9osIOc.
RICE-Quiet and UNCHANGED,
PETRoLEUM-DuIl; I41[c for crude; 265<c
for refined. ~
PoRK-Quiet; $50 75a3O so for mess. s22a
23 % for prime; S28 for prime mess also $50
barrels mess seller August at $50 81
BEEF Quiet; sales OF 100 barrels at sIla
% for mess SI6ai8 50 for extra mess: fierce
beef quiet at s3093I for India mess; mid.
dies quiet and UNCHANGED.
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales of l8O paoka-
ees at l29l25<c for shaulders; I7%aI8%c for
hams.
LARD Heavy: sales of125 tierces at l4s<
talbze for steam; F.; l01z9i61zc for Kettle rem
dered; also 900 tierces prime steam seller
June and JUL at 1879
BUTTER-Steady at l5a27c for vvehfern
CHEEsE-Heavy at 7gl45Sc.
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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO. June %.
ExCHANGE-Un Unchanged.
FLoUR-DuIi at S3 9096 25 for spring ex.
ira.
WHEAT-2a2Zcl lower; closing at 81 I45<a
l y cash u lSl4 seller July; this afternoon
i71Z seller July. -
CoRS-za1zc lower: closing at S21<0821<
Ior NO. =; "a lor rejected: this afternoon, /,
dun at 50 for seller JuIy: s3% for seller JuIv
No.2
OATS-Steady: Zc lower: closing At 4gI<
for No.. 2.
RYE-QuieL; closing with buyers at "a
for No. 2.
BARLEY-DuII at s5G9) for No.2
HIGHWIE Es-A ct.ve at 81 OF for W(Of:
81 o. for Iron
PRovTsToEs-Quieta and firm mess pork
S28 5Oa3O: bulk shoulders u: Sd ort rib mid
dies I51<dl l53< loose.
IARD-16.
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st. Louis Market.


BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June 90
ToBACco-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
CoTroN-Dull at 20% for middlfnR
HEMP Less active and lover: Sl4OaaI75
for Gem mon to choice undressed.
FLoUR-Firm at a. 60a4 rs for superdne
S6076 50 for xxx.
WHEAT--DulI: spring Ease lower; No. q
S5@66c. and No. 81: fail 2Sa5c lower; No 2
at 81 90
CoRN-Firm: mixed Sl@89c; choice vel
low S64S7c; white s7c0Sl: No. 2 white in
bulk S5c, and No. at o0c.
0ATs-inactive and quiet at 56eE8c
RYE-Elrm at 95c
GRoCERIES-U nchanced,
WHISKY-Steady and firm AT 81 N
PRoyISIoNS-Duil: mess pork $50 90: dry
salt shoulders I2%; bacon Shoulders l3a
hams 2lc
LARD-NominaI at l51<9l6c.
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New YOrk cold and STOCK Mnrkst.

DJ 4eIeBEepu.I NEW IOhKs Juno 70.
In Wall Street, the chief topics OF con.
versation we're railroad war and specuIa-
ton In Lake Shore. The Vanderbilt por-
ton OF the Lake Shore party sold out
Lnelr long stock, some time ago, at 05 TO 90
mucn credence is given TO the report that
the differences between the Trunk lines
viii be settled, and prices are to De adj
yanced to the old standard. Eight hum
dred aud forty flve thousand dollars In
currency and eight hundred and forty
three thousand In gold are to be p1id out
July !, as interest on State bonds
MoNEY-Easy at 3Q75 per cent
sTERLING-Dull sc e5&a95<
GoLD-Opened at ~. and eIosed At
l1sz@lz1s. Carrying rates 2 per cent 10
nat. CleaFances 822 600 900.
~ rs rrrsza ~. -
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CONGRESSIONAL SummarY.


SEEATE-The Military Committee report
cannon for q monument 10 Gen Nathan-
iel Lyon, In Green County, Mo- which
was passed. McCreery presen ted a petit
tion from he Kentucky Congressional
De'egation, tor the removal OF the political
disabilities of q large number of Kentucky
rebels: referred Sundry resolutions and
tatr Fa-rl at t-rEa were 9ltar-ls 1lefEsfl q
roa. esiiuE unQ1 tla President Tor VI ore
nafton RE t9 &le al0na naVR aaf1 into tha ~.
E Es1rys nn account ut HFcnsrtT Eslza
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AthletIcs rs. AtIantIcs.

NEW YORK. June 20.-The Ath-
letics, of Philadelphia, beat the At
lantics, In a game of base ball to day.
Score 19 TO 3. Some misunder-
standing exists with respect to this
game. the Athletics claiming they are
now entitled to fly the champion pen
Dant,while the Atlantics state this was
only a serial game.
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Gathering or Indians at Fort Lar
annie.

CHEYENNE, w. r.. June 2O.-Iu-
formation received from Fort Lara
mie, says that there are now at that
post, one hundred and thirty-three
lodges of Sioux. and more daily arriv-
ing. 1t is expected by the last of
this week, that there will be one
thousand lodges there.
The Indians are impatient to hear
from Red Cloud. and think some
thing is wrong. They are anxious to
trade, and get very independent and
saucy, and won't allow any white man
to Cross the Platte TO their camns.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. June 20.
BAGGING = Firm and very active; 2
pounds soc.
CoTToE-FIrmer feeling; but no demand /;
middling 1870.
FLoUR-Qulet and firm at S5 50.
WHEAT-Sl 201I %.
CoRN-SI I21z.
OATS-6Sc.
RYE-e1 90.
PRoVIsIoNS-Q Quiet and firm with nm
changed prices and ruling al Saturdavs
quotations.
WHIsKY-GI O3dI O5.
ToBACCO-Sales l55 hhds af sIfOhtlv
higher prices.
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Memphis Market.


By Telegraph. MEMPHIS. June %
CoTToE-Duu at l9a2Oc; receipts 527
bales: exports $50 bales.
FLoUR-Firm; medium S6a7.
MEAL-Dull at 81 70.
CoRE-Dull; mixed 98casI 90: choice yell
low sl9l OF: white 81 IOaI I2IS.
OATS Dull at 64d65c
HAY-Firm at S2Ga2l
bRAN-DulI at sl9
LARD-NominaI
PoBK-Quiet at $50 50a31
BAcoN-Shoulders 131z; sides 49,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

by 1ele2rapn.l NEW YORK. J une 20.
DRY GooBs.-The market is devoid Of
activity and prices generally -7fs -rfrt
a-a an 1-.l4- AVA popular 1fe .lg of print
~ caliE1 s quoted q t#Il <es haavg
.1 41e14sA9a te A1-s N4a standard
aEes ~ .greuEd I1lus tza. saet er Elrr.
lf.e. Aea1l75Lle s14 -ruits 81 .1a ToeHs.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 28.-The Sec.
retary of the Treasury has issued a
circular in relation to shore fishing 10
Canadian waters; notifying masters
OF fishing vessels of the diseontinu-
ance of the license system by the Ca
madam authorities, and of the limits
within which, by treaty stipulations
Am erlcan fishermen may take fish
The circular gives the provisions oi
the Canadian laws on this subject, and
explains the effect of the change OF
boundary between Canada and Labra'
dor.
GSecond DIspatch.l
WASHINGTON, June 20,-A joint
resolution was introduced by Butler,
this morning, and was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, for
the acquisition ofDominica it provides
that the Republic shall surrender to
the United States, all the public
buildings. Notifications. &C., and be
incorporated as a State in the Union
the United States to pay 81, ,352, ,OOO
in gold to liquidate the debt of Do
minica.
Congressman Hawley, of Illinois,
has been confined to his lodgings for
several days, but is now GONZALES
cent.
Governor Campbell, of Wyoming.
who was summoned to Washington
on business connected with Red
Clouds mission, leaves to-day on his
return.
The Senate Committees amend
ment to the House tax bill, strikes
out the first eleven sections imposing
special taxes, and provides for q re-
peal of all such taxes after May Ist,
1871, except on brewers, distilled
spirits and tobacco; also, for q
repeal by the first of October next. OF
all taxes on sales, except those paid
by stamps, and sales of tobacco,
snuff, cigars. distilled spirits and
wines; also. for the repeal by the first
of October, of all taxes on articles
named in schedule A, special taxes on
boats. barges and floats, legaeies, suc-
cessions, passports and gross receipts,
All sections relative to stamps are
struck out. leaving In force the pro
visions of existing laws, with slight
exceptions. The section relative to
income taE IS uELltexed. except the
+ clause .mitlBR the deduction fol
house rent to ss89, IS oaitss5. Th.
tgE on dividends o. e .aEin9
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t+4 s~ SIX aeezs Efe-a.l
cent ~ eas- E- RICIFa R1s
H8E Grk gRf oAcf.
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NEW ADVERFTsENENTg.
Dissolution Notice

Ty HE PARTNERsUIP BETWEEN
n John q. Hchweizer and Sohn II. Abel,
proprfetors of the Main Street Exchange
Is to-day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. John II. Abel TetiIing. John C..
Schweizer will settle all accounts of the
business. JOHN G.. SCHWEIZER,
JOHN H. ABEL.
Evansville, June 20, 1870. je2l 81
New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

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THE BAZAR BOOK OF DECORUM.
THE CARE OF THE PERSON.
MANNERS,
ETIQUETTE,
CERENONIALS, &c.
DEBENHAMS VOW.
NOVEL
BY AMELIA d. EDWARDS.
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BY AMELIA H. EDWARDS
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