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Domestic Markets-rBY TELEoRApul,

new YORK. June N--Noots.. Flour quiet and
cl!ning. Pork steady at $40. ae@sso.7s Lard qniet
sales, 400 bales. Turpentine duh ss asac. Rosin
steady nc W Tor strained common. Freights quiet.
tEaTHe;nIt,.g IC2tton duh sales Of $500 bales
sl.4a@Slao. Corn heavy bat lower new mixed
Tsster GA RSrs STEADY at sso ee@$s95
ss steady. Iurpentiue, as@asAc. Rosin,
- Beef asl;s new plain mess, s1l@sl5 new OK
ira, Sl7QSls. Tallow steady at 93@Dlc. ~ ia
NEW ORLEANS, June k;--Flour-Lowcr grades
1t ssas Pork dn az 81 ot Sa!s sr tGTes
nncmiinaed. Sterling Exchange a. Sight,
NE, new ORLEANS, June H-Gotton dull and
receipts ioo7 Bales I oiI;er nGt
1872 bales; to HaYe, L437 bales. Stock, ao,s56
bales. s.. - -
CINCINNATI, June A.-Flour dull and un-
changed Corn dull at sSG1soc. Whiskey steady
firm and quiet. Pork. 5000. Bacon-Shoulders.
l3ac.; clear sides, lite. Lard, lee. 30 20
LOUISVILLE, june A.-Flour firm and quiet at
$@25 Corn quiet; nominally Sl.12DSI15. Pro-
visions quiet Tut firm. Mess Pork $3.50. SO. Shout
ders, lasc. clear sides, 173c. Lard lie. Whiskey,
$10e@Sl.03. ....'. -
ST. LOUIS, June E--Flour firm Mt fd.25@4 so.
Corn advanced 2@5c.; mixed and yellow, ss@aac.
Provisions quiet. Pork, $3o685o. so. Bacon--
Shoulders, &c.,; clear sides, 17f@l73c. Lard, ISL
@l6c. .,sf"~.a f" ,.@Esf'. stt4
BALTIMORE, June A.-Flour quiet bilt steady
Wheat steady but inactive. Corn firm; white
d. 1900 IL. Is yellow e1.os. Oats and Provisions
without change. Whiskey, $Loa@$l Oh.
GALVESTON, june n.-Cottoa weak and in mo.
derate demand; good ordinary, l7ic.; Gales, 300
hales;f receipts, S. bales exports, coastwi;e, II
bales stock, 1881 bales. W. -.
NORFOLK, June H.-Cotton nominally lower
middlipgs, zoe. Receipts, a14 bales. Exports.
Coastwisc, lG6 bales. Stock, l. 1913 bales.
SAVANNAH, June N.-Cotton dull and prices
irregular; nliddlings. 20s@2esc. Receipts, 400
bales. Stock, ~ COS bales. 11I- ..s i.s
MOBILE, June n.-Cotton quiet mlddllngs, 2Oc.;
sales, 500 bales stock, 81, lis bales.
CHARLESTON June a. Cotton dull m,ddlings,
20t: Stock, 7, 900 bales. .--y.,, -.,r ~. =.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, June 14.-In the House of Com
mons to-day Mr.. Gladstone urged the COLI
sideration of the educational bill.
The consideration of the University bill
was resumed, and the amendment relieving
doctors from subscribing to formularics OF
faith was rejected.
Several other measures were advanced 4
reading, when the House adjourned.
In the House of Lords there was nothing
Of importance.
LoNDoN, June 1.-THE British gun-boat
Clancey was lost in the China Sea, and
forty-three of the crew persisted.
The Cambria won the race from Dover to
Bologne and back.
Dickens is to be buried in Westminster
Abbey.
Constantinoplc were saved. The Embassy
has moved to village OIL the Bosphorus,
seven miles from the city.
The ship Wardenlaw, from Sunderland
for New York, was abandoned ut sea.
The Prince OF Wales declines to offer n
cup for the yacht race unless the American
yachts compete. r..
A fraction less than five inches Of rain fell
throughout England this year. ee-
Some rain is reported in the interior coun-
ties within day or two. s.o> -s..'
madrid, June 14.-1t Is rumored that a
document containing IsabeIla's abdication
has been received here. Assurances have
been given that the Government will restore
to Isabella the jewels purchased with her
own money. -
MADRID, June 14.-General Prim denies
the reported attempt to raise money in
America by the hypothecation of Cuban
revenues.
MADRID, June 14.-Bonnells, one Of the
English captives, has been rescued. -Four
Spanish soldiers were shot in the engage
.ment.
PARIS, June 14.-France is suffering from
drought, and the condition causes anxiety
on the Bourse.
VIENNA, June 14.-Baron Won Buea Is
slowly recovering. 1", i
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

EINO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF
L THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-1r respectfully solicit from you
the appointment Of POLICE JUSTICE. During
residence Of twenty years In this city, engaged
in the practice Of the law, have Lad good deal
of experience and practice in the initiatory
criminal court held by the Mayor, when WIZ
aud thiuk I may say, without vanity, that am
competent 10 discharge efficiently the duties OF
that Office as to my qualification for the posi-
ton seek, win refer those Of your body VINO 90
not know me personally Co the following recon-
menGation from many OF my professional breth-
rem and other citizens, whose personal acgaaalnt
ance with me entitlc their opinion to c0nsidera-
ton. If you will appoint me win endeavor TO
discharge the duties which will be incumbent upon
n' Respectfuly, ROBERT D. WARD.
To the Honorable Members Of the Common Cou'.-
eli Of The Citg Of Richmond! We the undersigned
cllizens Of Kichmond, feeling profound interest
In Z judicious organization OF the municipal go
yernYnent Of our city. well knowing the claims OF
ROBERT ID. WARD, Esq.,, for the position of
Police Justice. beg leave to say that we VIII DC
Ltpnsy eratified Ii It should be your pleasure to
give him the appointment for this responsible po-
sition. .... ,
him altogether worthy OF your confidence, ana
his personal popularity would render his appoaht-
nent acceptable to the people. , 3n,
I'm trI III he has been so long residing IN RICH
mond and Is so Identified with our people, that we
deem II unnecessary to say more IMAM 20 express
to YOU this simple testimonial OF our apprecia-
'Ao-1 " 49, MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
JAMES u. hALYBURTOS, .sr.
s,4 ALEXANDER III. SANDS,
JOHN o. STEGER,
"a * 1tx and $50 other prominent citl2ene
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A SINGULAR DISCOVERY OF HISTORICAL.
DoCUMESTs.-On Saturday afternoon Lieu
tenant johnson, of the second police pre-
cincs of Washington, found II tin box,
nearly foot square, in the bushes in the
country, outside the city limits, containing
papers concerning transactions occurring
prior to and during and subsequent to the
revolutionary war. The papers bear the
signatures of residents of Virginia whose
names are historical. Some of the papers
relate to property of tories confiScatcd by
the revolutionary leaders during the war
Tor national independence. The box bears
marks Of having been stolen and broken
open by being smashed against a stoue, the
thief evidently hoping to lind money there
in. 1t is at police headquarters for identiti-
cation.
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impersonM personaliks was afforfe,l In
pottssille, when tho Msnefs ,Jos.gs,nj mad.
geftentiy stated that there was maj, i'm chat
place who had been drunk FOR 'shirty.liye
years. The editor was tiiereut,on called to
account BY at least twenty persons. who I'm.
sisted that the article was personal attack
upon them. g The man he really referred
20" says the editor, g Ia sharp enough to
keep his mouth shut, but keeps on drirking
just as If not aword had been said.S T77I
The vaults Of the First National Bank or
Lewiston, Maine, whose bankine-roo,ns
were destroyed by fire ON Sunday, were
opened Monday, and the contents found
uninjured.
A German, who WINS discharged nom
Presser's lager-beer brewery in Philadel-
phia, placed a keg of powder in front of
the brewery and set fire to the fuse, but the
police discovered 1t in time to prevent an
explosion.
The Hon. John 2. Hale, who has just re-
turned from Spain, win, it is said, become
q candidate for Congress In the first New
Hampshire congressional district, in the
place of Jacob II. Ella, whose term expires
in March.
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The ANT1-SEcEET SOCIETY CONVENTION IN
CIScISNATI-STRoNG RESOLUTIONS ADOPT
Ep-THE NEXT MEETING TO BE HELD IN PHI
LADELPEIA.-C,n Cincinnati, June 12.-The Ma
tional Anti-Secret Society Convention adopt
ed the report Of the committee, setting forth
that the societies to which this Convention
i opposed were essentially immoral and
anti-C hristian. and therefore injurious to
the whole social fabric, and Of heather ORR
lin. especially the Free Masons, charging
that they ignored the Christian religion,
pray to unknown gods, naturally deSccrate
the Sabbath in parading through the streets
and at funerals send their deceased to Hca-
ven, however they may have lived or died,
are msubordinatcs and rivals Of the Church,
and n snare to the young, arc illusions and
dcceptionS, and that such membership is
deserving the discipline Of the Church.
The Society adjourned last night. The
next meeting will be held III Philadelphia.
Press.
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The MAsoNs.-The New York Sun says
Of the recent great Masonic procession In
New York:
ga bystander, looking at the procession
of Freemasons rs it went by, could not but
be struck with the appearance of the men
Of whom it was made up. All of them had
that unmistakablc air OF Responsibility which
distinguishes people well to do in the
world, and conscious of possessing good
regulations with their neighbors and fellow
citizens generally. All, too, were evidently
intelligent and well educated, and accus-
toned to pursuits of honest industry. A
cynic might deride them for apparently
wasting their time In what he would call
boyish foolery, but sounder-hearted OBJ
servers know that in the best souls there
lingcr till the close of life some relics of the
boyish spirit, with the indulgence of which
the truest manhood is not inconsistent. The
idea of parading through the streets In stove
pipe hats, black clothes, and little white
aprons, may offend starched-up dignity !;
| but when it Is remembered that the parade
Is made as q manifestation of brotherhood
| and charity, of which there is, unfortunate
| ", too little in the world, it becomes
glorious spectacle. Those who cannot
say, with eXultation, 4, too, am Mason
can at least heartily rejoice that they are Of
! the same nation with those who have just
honored our city with their presence"
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The Pas Woods Case.

Members of Congress who are making
+he,nsclyes active in arresting newspaper
,,,nr " and impisoning citizens might read
n I"e with advantage the history OF John
Wilkes. He was arrested in 1762 on a gene
20, warrant by Lord Halifax, one of the
british Secretaries of State, for having
charged the King with falsehood, where
upon the King Qike Congressman Porter)
demanded protection, and Wilkes was com.
thing as habeas corpus, however, which was
relicSnuslv respected in England in the high
cl party times, aud so Wilkes soon saw
daylight again. Chief Justice Pratt de-
cIarcd general warrants to be ,lnconstitu-
;inual. illegal, and absolutely void, The
long contest which ensued between Wilkes
md Parliament resulted in his complete
triumph, although he was disreputable
man. rs ugly in morals as in body. But the
people believed that the preservation Of
their rights was at issue In the contest. No
matter, therefore, how insignificant the
persons upon whom Congress is exercising
is Questions Of privilege" the people i'll
this country may possibly DC aroused to
consider that they have some "privilcges,"
not to say rights which are involved in
this business Of dragging citizens from the
galleries. or from distant cities, TO the bar
If the House. and locking them up if their
answers are not immediately satisfactory.
AS an outrage upon personal liberty, and
", mdiCro,iS in the circumstances and per-
sonnet of the affair, is the arrest of little
,nau in Richmond. II is TO be hoped the
HOUSE will deal mcrcifully with " Dooley's
Fat Being simply an Irishman, and by
reason Of not being Il native of land of
llhrrtv and equality, ignorant that assault
and battery upon the privileged classes
of Congress is not looked upon rs the
same act committed upon other NOR
ial>. hut Is regarded as in the highest
degree sacrllegiouS, we trust that he will
Ia dealt with lcniently. In view of the
fact that General Butler has never been
called 10 account for the personal violence
which he inflicted upon Porter, who was
for a time connected with the army during
the WAR. by putting bali and chain upon
him for abuse Of the Government, and that
Butler himself has never brought to the Mt
tention Of the House the pugilistic demon
slration which was made upon him year
or two ago in Massachusetts, the House
might rs we'll refuse to make Porter q spe-
Cial ward Of the nation in this respect.
The subject has n serious aspect, how
ever. in the utterly IawesS arrest of a citi-
zen and the denial Of the right OF hdbedS
corpus, which may happen TO any other
citizen As well rs to the aSS,ilant of Mr..
Porter. ''DoolcyS Pat may himself re-
gard trip To Washington free of expense,
and being lionized. even though it be in
cage, by the American Congress, rs rather
reward than n punishment for his pugi-
stc exploits, yet Americans generally will
condemn both himself and Congress, the
personal violence he committed, outrageous
Is it was, beng not, however, crime to he
compared to the violation OF the constitu-
tional guarantee of personal liberty.
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TELEGRArHIO NEWS,
New York Btosk aIss sao,,ev g S sI, {

New York stock and MONEY Market,
NEWsf oHK, Jaaa ls--soaa. -donaE Ss5g Per
cont. sterling Exchange- Long, 1897 short, liOa.
aoh nas. United States bonds, 'ea,s. ifss. Ten
ne'see e's-Ex-coupcns, "a; new, sa.. virginia
Us-Exs coupons, sss; new, est. Louisiana ga
olA 7ss' new, ID Leyee s's, .7ses ssss aaa. Aisl
Dana SIS, ioi SIS, 72s. Georgia ps, So rs, Of.
norm Carolina a's-Oid, 4s new, s4s. sohsh Caro-
linn s's--old, saA ne~, 50. - \ - l. :.
u. Gold stronger AZ ,le3lila. United States
Bonds quiet but nrm. Tennessee and other state
PONDS steady. New Tennesseea sold as high as o.
but closed at e74a2e.
Nt9hs.--Mcney easy 4 prime discounts, e0s.
Exchange firm a. lest@looi. Governments steady !:
es, 81; coupons 81, ll7a; e.'s, llIt. ,ea,s, mi
ss's, lila new, llss; s7s, i1as. Virginia cs, as
new, g. Louisiana ss, 70; new, u. Geyees. 7sy,
Alabama s's, loi. North Carolina e's, 4sS: new.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain ard F1esr mara1et. +

Graan ard FIemR Market
CoRH AND FLogH ExCHAYeE. s
RICHMOND. VA, June IL, 1870.
EfFs COVERINGS.
.ANhedt.--W bite, IL bushels. Red, .1Is bnshe!s
Corn: - White, 262 bushels. Yellow, none.
Mixed, Tt bushels. fs-.4 ~ 80
Odts.- 338 bushels.
q Ere IA Bushels y ~ tfL -. g
Brna--90e bushels IL y ~ ~
AiddHHgs.-I,s $50 pounds.
SALES.
Whedt.-Wbite, none. Red, 70 bushels good at
81. Is ~ bushels very good at S1,273.
Lbrn.-Whlte, 90 bushcls very good at 81, 20 2is
bushels prime at 81 90. Mixed, none.
O0tS.- None. 49, u. .,J,r.,z1 II
Rtjs.. IL bushels gond at S1.05.
Aiddtings.-sd bushels at soc.
RE-ExHBITED.
: Corn--Mlxed, Ia bushels.
CltS.--235 bushels.
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Jefferson Davis was siXty-two years OF
age on Friday last.
4 party OF two hundred Swedes arrived
the other day in Water Valley, Miss.
Santa Fe reports say the crops of that
territory are suffering from drought.
Kansas City has 20 newspapers, IS of
which are dailies.
Scotland announces the introduction
there Of the 6 american game of base
i'ali."
The printers are exceptional people; al
ways ahead. Notwithstanding the absence
OF beef from the market, each one has had
bis (s)take every day.
The wheat fields of the southern States
are ripe, and the harvest is in progress.
The crop in Georgia, Mississippi, and Ala
bama Is said to be good.
A Minnesota School Board have voted
lightning-rod dangerous, because they at
tract lightning, and ordered one of the
building i'll their charge. .>t..F
Forty-fye hundred Sunday-school chill
drcn recently marched Ill BODY IN Jack
@son, Tenn. They were addressed by Jeifer
son Davis, Jacob Thompson, and Bishop
-<tuintard.
Some white gentlemen who took seats III
tilt IoloItU uiSil . 'lT Oh SJGDTEld
the other day were invited to another ear
toy the conductor, as the two colored pas
scngcrs objected to white gentlemen sitting
and smoking in their car.-Neao York
Times. 4"
Seth Green, the fish farmer Of the Hud-
son, reports that he is Matching out Ion, 900
shad per day, and invites all the world to
cone and see how 1t is done. He promises
TO replenish all the WORKOUT shad fisheries
III the country with domesticated fish equally
as good as the wild.
! Hon. D. A. Wells, at present commissions
Of isenue, has been rendered by Governor
Hoffman the appointment to be one OF three
commissioners to revise the laws for the
assessment and collection Of taxes In the
State OF New York. 1t Is thought that he
will accept the place If his present office
should be abolished or monopoiist tariff
man put III it.
A singular illustration Of the danger Of
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SUIT FOR SLANDER.-Ne,o York, June IL.
:. J. Goodenough, superintendent OF the
northern Methodist Book Concern during
the alleged frauds, has sued Rev. DR.. John
l.anahan for SANDER, laying his damages at
81, 900.
Lanahan has distinguished himself here
t"fnre by his prosecutions of the southern
Mcthodists in Maryland. He seems to be
the innocent party in this case if we may
Judge from what We read of it in the New
York papers. .....-...- .
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Threatenes, Intlian War.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Ute Indians,
heretofore most friendly, threaten war, and
muster ten thousand warriors. Their chief,
Caloras, was killed by the braves tor dis
couraging them with bad stories Of the.
power of the whites. Many farmers along
the Kansas-P Pacific line are selling out and
leaving. In. s.,e
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neatructiye Tornado,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June IA tornado Of
rain and hail swept over large portion of
Arkansas and Mississippi on Friday last,
commencing near Council Bend, crossing
the river ut Peters's Landing, and extend
ing to Bolivar county. The width of the
tornado was two miles, and the crops of
corn. cotton. &C., were destroyed. $780,,
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nv 21-3nl

ORDERS FOR ICE CREAM CAN BE
~ left at The following places:
Mr. K. WERN Els Confectionery on Twenty
fifth street near kroad who has also fitted up
neat 1cc-Cream Saloon, 20 accommodate ladies
and gentlemen. ,. E..s.."
Mr.. q. SHOEN, corner Of Eleventh and Main
streets, who, by the way also keeps the best Soda
Wafer and the finest Cigars In the city.
Orders left with either of the above firms will be
attended to with the same promptness as If or
dered direct from my store. -. ~ Il
my2l G. ZImMER. S
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Base Ball, DC.

i NEw York, June 1.-THE Atlantics beat
the Red Stockings in eleven innings. Score !:
sAtlantics, 81 Red Stockings. -
Passage hence to points west OF Chicago,
except Sacramento and San francisco, has
been reduced $4.95. Freishts between Pa
citic and Atlantic cities Is reduced ten per
cent. *;
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Murder IN Kansas.

KANSAS CRY, June 14.-George D. Camp
bell, of Knoxville, Tenn, or Dalton, Ca,
was killed by some unknown party and bis
body placed on the railroad track and run
over by train yesterday. ~
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Daafla 81 TarnMrsfne.

.fPHLApELRH1A, June 1.-TWO brothers,
Hgsd ten aud eleven, were drowned while
bathing In the Schuyi kill. - .5s3s59ss sa ~
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!
c. ZIMMER,S CONFECTIONERY.

The undersigned is now prepared to manufac-
ture and furnish at short notice his celebrated
ICE CREAM so well known to the trade.
Hotels, Saloons, Restaurants, and Restaurants,
Private Parties, Pfc-Nics, and Fairs, will be sup.
piled Ut wholesale prices. .-- -.
Delivered 10 all parts of the city free Of charge.
l have also fitted up an ELEGANT ICE
CREAM SALOON, where 1 am always ready to
serve ladies and gentlemen with the most delicious
refreshment that can be found In the city.
f---.- .# G. ZIMMER,
my 2l-3m No. 1543 Main street.
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ICE-CREAM, sODA.WATER. &c.

nlSCOVERY OF THE NORTH POLE
~ AND TUFTS ARCTIC SODA FOUNTAIN
al the corner of Eleventh and Main streets, where
You can keep cool by drinking ARCTIC SODA
WATER with pure fruit-juice syrups. Also,
finest brands Of CIGARS, CHEWING and
lie 7.-eodlm GEORGE ECHOEN.
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Foreign Nlarkets-[BY TELEGRAPul.
PARIS, June A.-Bourse opened fiat; rcntes,
74f doc. .-t..-. .s.F rs.f...8. -: J. -
HAvRE, June IA Cotton closed active but un-
changed. .------ ----- = -
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HARDWOOD s. RITTER,
LII opposite the post Office, Main street.
Have now on hand and are constantly manufac-
turing the most complete and varied assert
nlent of -
49, CHAMBER, FURNITURE, -~r. >zs. ..'
PARLOR FURNITURE.
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, and
MATTRE SSES.
And we would Invite all in want of good. SUBJ
stantial articles in our line to examine our stock.
No establishment in the State can offer greater
Inducements. We have goods To suit all parties.
Elegant sets Of superior workmanship and fine
finish. and plain goods Of every description; and
wa win tell you secret I'VE are still reducing our
prices. Cali opposite the post-ofice, up stairs.
my 30 ..F.a.... s-.s ..-y ...a#
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EDUGA TIONAL.

NEW LONDON ACADEMY, =.
IN BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
An election for principal of this institution will
be held at the academy on the 9th day of July APP
plicants IN person can readily find aceomm odn-
lions in. the neighborhood. Testimonials, with
applications, forwarded to the undersigned at
Forest depot Will receive prompt attention.
The trustees make guarantee or not less than
$500 from tuition for the first session of ten months,
commencing the 1st of September, ..."t-.'a
Attached to the buildings are a fine garden and
ten or twelve acres OF land subject TO the
use Of the teacher. =. #. PETERS.
-. T.. 8. HUTTER,
...-.s N. b. FLOYD, ...
je 10--staw4w Committee Of Trustees.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-Just received
~ cargo freshly mined "GEORGE'S CREEK
c0hm to be the best IL
for foundr{es. EGG, STOVE,
and CHESTNUT COAL for cooking purposes.
.-.-. ~..-.-... =. - S. u. LATHROP, rz-
mys Seventeenth street at draw-bridge.