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PhiIaaeIphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY, June 27.-Bark is firmly held at $50 per
ton for No. Quercitron. Tanners Bark comes for.
ward freely, and is nominal
seeds-In ClOverseed and Timothy nothing doing.
Flaxseed is wanted by the crushers at sz1b but the
absence OF supplies restricts operations.
The Flour mars ct remains In an inanimate con-
ditcn, with no demand for shipment and no dispo-
sition on the part of the home consumers to pur-
chase more than enough to supply their most press
ing wants: 1000 barrels changed hands at s. for
low grade supernne s5 5000 for extras; IS 50966I&
for spring wheat extra famiiesi Pennsylvania do
at s6a6 80; Indiana aud Ohio do. 90. ST@Tb0, ana
high grades sT76@8'6O, as In quality. Rye Flour
sells at IS 5O@575 for Western ana Pennsylvania.
The Wheat market is without Improvement Sup-
plies OF the crop are beginning to come for
ward IN small quantities and meet a good demand
from the local miers. 1000 bushels Delaware
choice red sold at. sl62. Rye is steady at 81 for
Western Corn is quiet at yesterdays quotations.
Sales OF 600 bushels yellow at T6e.; $500 bushels
Western mixed at T4c. and 1900 bushels do. do.
on secret terms. Oats are unchanged 250O bushels
Western sold at 65966c. In Barley and Malt nothing
Whisky is quiet. IS barrels Western irOn-bOund
sold at 94c.
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Princeton Commencement.
Distinguished Persons Present.
FROM NEW JERSEY.

Commencement of Princeton College.
Special despatch 70 the Evenisg Telegraph.
PRINCETON June 27.-The town is crowded
with distinguished strangers to attend the COM
mencement exercises. Among those present
this morning at the delivery of Secretary Belk-
maps address before the literary societies were
President Grant, Secretary Robson, General
Meade, Senator Frank Blair, of Missouri; Gene
raj W. McCook, the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Ohio; and Governor Randolph, of
New Jersey.
President Grant and party arrived here at 8
o'clock this morning in special car, to remain
through the exercises of to-day and tomorrow.
The President is the guest of DR.. McCosh, presi-
dent of the college.
This morning there was an interesting reunion
of the class of 1S4S at the residence of Professor
G. w. Hodge, of the Theological Seminary.
About fourteen members of the class were
present. including Secretary Belknap, Rev. Dr.
Cattell president of Lafayette College, and Rev.
DR.. Crowel. Of Philadelphia, one of the trustees
of the college.
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WESTERN GRIMES kND ACCIDENTS
Awful Drowning Casualty.
The Scott Centennial.
MATTERS At WASHINGTON.
The B0utwell-PleasantOn Trouble.
Etc, ETC., ETC.. Etc. Etc., EtC.
The BOutwell-Pleasanton Trouble.
FROM THE VEST.

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Death of a Daughter of Bishop White
CHICAGO, June 27.-Miss Harriet Whltehouse
Youngest daughter of Bishop Whitehouse died SUD
denly last evening.
Terrible Drowning Casualty.
At Mount Merris, Wis.,, on Friday last two Young
ladies named Carrie Olson, aged fifteen and Susan
Caul, aged fourt7 en-, while bathing, were drowned.
George Tracy, who attempted to rescue the girls.
was also drowned.
Severe Accident.
DIR. Bulls, Republican nominee for Lieutenant
Governor OF Iowa, was thrown out OF a suky at
Dacotah Yesterday, and sustained injuries supposed
to be fatal.
The Scott Centennial.
The committee in charge of the celebration OF the
centennial anniversary OF the birth of Sir Walter
Scott have invited George William Curtis to be
orator and James Russell Lowell poet for the occa-
sion.
Deadly Assault.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-J. t. Roberts, who earned
some notoriety here and elsewhere a noisy labor
reformer and who was arrested here last April as
vagrant, made murderous assault on Policeman
Walsh last night with a carving knife, innicting
several ugly wounds on the officers head. Roberts
was arrested.
Commissioners of Mines.
CINCINNATI June 27.-Governor Hayes has ap-
pointed Charles X. Emlin, OF Cincinnati; Andrew
Ray, Of Trumbull county and Benjamin M. Skinner.
OF Pomeroy Commissioners of Mines, under the re-
cent act Of the Ohio Legislature. They will organize
on the 9th of July.
The troubles of President Plight, of the Newark
Ohio Rolling Mill Company,
were settled yesterday, Plight having satisfied the
employees and officers that the funds received have
been properly disposed of.
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THE BUILDING COMMISSION.
The Adjourned Meeting of the Commits
siOners To-day.

The Adjourned Meeting of the Commits
siOners To-day.
An adjourned meeting of the Public Buildings
Commission was held at 1890 ocl ock to day.
The following members were present:-Messrs.
Cattell, Huhn, Gray, Perkins, Phillips, and
Wetherill.
The special committee to whom at the last meet
ne the two resolutions were referred, one concern
ing the repeal by the commission of its action fixing
the intersection of Broad and Market streets the
site OF the buildings and the other calling for plans
and estimates for buildings to be erected on the
separate Penn Squares, made the following repors:
That the resolutions submitted to the committee
are 30 inconsistent with each other that both could
not under any circumstances, be adopted: the one
declaring the abstract opinions OF the commission
that the work should not be proceeded with, the
other that plans should be prepared for the imme-
date erection OF the building on the Penn Squares
Upon full examination of the resolutions and
their contents the committee cannot recommend
the adoption OF either, and offer the followng:-
Resolred, That the committee be discharged from
the further consideration Of the subject.
The committee was discharged.
Onmotion of Mr.. Perkins the next stated meeting
was fXedfor Wednesday, the 9th of July, at 12H
O'Clock, instead Of Tuesday, the 4th, the regular
time.
The commission then adjourned without taking
any action on the report of the special committee.
THE COAL TONNAGE of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad and branches for the week
ending last Saturday was as follows
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THE SENGERFEST.
Incidents of the Second Day

incidents OF the second Day.
An afternoon entertainment whereof prize sing
ing by eighteen competing societies supplied the
attraction, and an evening concert, with pro-
gramme OF vocal and instrumental music intrusted
for Interpretation to the masses taking part in the
festivities, were the incidents OF the
was Carried on in Steinway Hail, which establish,
meut, by the way, was not only placed at the dis
POsa OF the s@nger6u5d by the M Messrs steinway
the same quarter. The house was crowded. The
performance was an exceedingly credtable
different choral bodies, but one was marked
by an actual blunder an attack in
judgment study or spirit. The contestants were
divided into three classes the organizations ranking
highest being summoned on the platform last. To
each class was allotted one testpiece The printed
bill will explain the order:-
CLASS.
Harmonic, of BALTIMORE conducted by Herr iiiiman
Beethoven Mennerchor, of Philadelphia, conducted by
sanseTbund. Of Buffalo. conducted by Herr Gartner
Germsnia Of Phi, il,delp9ia conducted by Herr Garte
Buffalo Ledertafei' of Buffalo.
SECOND CLASS.
Song, "Walde szaueber." by Reiter.
=, Choral Society, of Washington Conductor. Mr. H. o.
S@ngerbund, of Washington.
Orpheus, of Buffalo.
schuetzen Liedsrtafe, Of Philadelphia; Conductor.
Quartet o1b, of Philadelphia Conductor. Herr W.
Hartman.
Song" "Fruehling und Liebe" by Herbeck.
Junger Mannerchor of Philadelphia, Conductor Herr
sengerbund. of Philadelphia Conductor, Herr
Harmonic of Philadephia; Conductor, Herr Kuenzel
Germania Mennerchor, of Baltimore; Conductor Herr
Leuschow.
The judges OF the affair were Messrs. F. L. Ritter,
g. Matzka, s. p. Warren, +. Won BTeunRg, and e.
linn. Its praiseworthY characteristics have been
mentioned above. Naturally enopgh, the societies
Of the first class are to be complimented for
special finish OF Interpretation. But II this
was to be anticipated, the fact that the most
admirable work was to be done in
the second class, and by the single American body
struggling with the purely German societies, was
not. 1t is not to be denied that the execution OF
"Wadeszaueber" by the Choral Society OF Wash
ingtOn, wholly made up, we believe, OF Ame-
ricans speaking German, far surpassed in sp::
preciatyeness, In variety OF reading and
In unanimity, the labor OF their oppo-
nents. The crescendos and diminuendos
were managed with special skill, and for lavish
recognition OF nuanceS, and a seemingly unlimited
power OF expressing them their brief task will
tainly be remembered as reflective OF great honor,
In the same class the singing Of the Philadelphia
Quartet Club was noteworthy above that OF the re-
mainder. The dolngs OF the first class attained in
most cases almost uniform excellence.-M y.
Times, to-day
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Gold is dull but strong. the range in New
York being 1129f@112s<, closing at q.
Government bonds are steady at yesterdays
advance, but there is not much doing in this
market.
Stocks were moderately active but rather
weak. Sales of State 6s, third series, at 1924;
City 6s at 99z, for the new certificates, and
Lehigh Gold Loan at 80.
Reading Railroad was steady, with sales at
5S1l @5SH; Pennsylvania at 6016O6Ok; Minehill
at 54A, and Philadelphia and Erie at 2S5k b. o.
In Canal shares the only activity was in
Schuylkill, with sales at for the common and
at 1S11 for the preferred stock.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street.
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FINANCE AND OOMKEROE
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFIoE

Iu59uaJl D uue 10 IoTIs }
As we anticipated, the banks in their usual
weekly report last night, record a further fall
ing off in the supply of available funds. De-
posits have decreased during the week S433, OILS,
and the legal tenders 5000, 9l4, but the loans
have been expanded SS3, 1853 The week has been
a fairly active one as reflected in the clearings,
which are larger, by over 90, 5000 600 than the
previous week. The balances have also in
creased 1921, 800. The demand for money to-
day is light, but the falling off in the supply of
funds tends TO strengthen the rates both on call
and time contracts. We notice no material
change, however, in this respect.
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Trouble In n Catholic Church.
HUDSON, June 27.-Long growing dlsafTection be.
tween Catholic priest in this city and his congrega-
ton eliminated on Sunday morning by about two
hundred of the latter forming around the church en-
trance and denying the priest admittance, when he
appeared at morning mass. After some alteration
the priest retired without holding service This
morning he appeared at the police court for war
rants for arrest, but as yet no persons competent
have been found to endorse the warrants. 1t looks
as if the trouble would become serious.
Brooklyn Club Regatta.
NEW YORK, June 27.-The Brooklyn Yacht Club
regatta is proceeding to-day,-wind very light. The
yachts started at 1145. The Alice led the schooners,
followed by the Madeleine. The Kaiser Wilhelm led
the soops, followed by the Alert. The Bella led the
ont II boats,
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FROM THE DOMINION.

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The Fishery Dispute.
HALIFAX, N. S., June 27.-The men-of- war and
steamer Lady Head have left for the fishing grounds
according to the programme previously published.
The New Brunswick Delegates
on the Washington Treaty will meet the Nova
Scotia Government after returning from Prince
hdward's Island. 1t is expected full Council will
be obtained.
steamer Burned.
LINDSAY, Ontario, June 2T.-The steamer Victoria
was burned at the lower railroad wharf at this place.
LOSS, $4,000 to sl2 000-insured.
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(By Cdble.l

LONDON, June 21. = Steamship Abyssinia from
New York, touched at Queenstown last evening
Steamship Caspian, from Baltimore, arrived at
Liverpool last evening.
BREsT June 27.-Steamship Vile De Paris. from
New York June II, arrived early this morning
by IeLegrGph)
NEW YORK, June ~. = Arrived, French steam
frigate Magicienne from Port tau-Prince, and u. S.
steamship Kansas, from Washington for Ports
mouth, N. II,
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New York Money and stock Market,

NAw YORK, June N.-Stocks steady. Money easy
at per cent Gold, 112H. b-20s, 1859, coupons,
1929 do. 1854, cp, 2 DO 1885, op. ll2 40 1885,
new ll41A DO. 1857, 1l5 do 1865, lioH l040s 1l0%
79T; Cumberland preferred, As; N. Y. Central
and Hudson River, 81; Erie IS; Reading,
ex. div; Michigan Southern, 1Os%; Illinois Central,
1885, Cleveland and Pittsbury, 116N; CHICAGO and
9sK. Western Union Telegraph, 591E.
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FROM LONG BRANCH.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

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Exclusively to The EUeniTg Telegraph.
The Presidents Nov
LONG BRANCH, June 27.-President Grant, Fred
Grant, General Porter Mr. Wasson, West Point
cadet, and Mrs. ii. M. Alexander left this morning
on a special train for Princeton
The President will leave in the evening for WASH
ington, to be present at Cabinet meeting and Will
return SATURDAY.,
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Cotton dull middlng up
lands, 1870. middng Orleans, 20Ac Flour dull
and market tavors buyers State at IS 5O9670; Ohio
at s6@615 Western at S5'50@T10; Southern at s6 so
@9 Wheat dull spring sl4s a1oat; winter red and
amber Western, sl'5o@1 So. Corn dull and lower;
inferior and common mixed Western, 70@Tlc.; good
to choice do, ,Tl@7l &c Oats dull Western at 65969c
Beef unchanged. Pork quiet and steady; new Mess,
slb Whisky nominally 92Ac.
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PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL OF DESIGN FOR
WoMEN.-The following named gentlemen were
j. Horstmann, James H. Orne, T. T. Morris,
James L. Claghorn, David s. Brown, Redwood
+. Warner George Whitney, E. NJ. Clark, John
Sartain, Henry G. Gibson, Thomas Dolan, Uhas.
z. Turner, NJ. ID.
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FROM EUROPE.
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Exclusively to The Eue,,i',g Telegraph.
Latest liable Quotations.
=LoNDoN, June 27-4'30 P. M.-Consols closed at
y26 for money ana account. o. s. 5-2Os Of 1867 90X
of 1865, old, 96H; of 1857, 90; 1O-4es, Ss24
LIVERPOOL, June N-430 p. M-Cotton closed
dull middling uplands, shd.; Orleans, S%@s&d.
Sales to-day 10000 bales Including 5000 for export
and speculation. Cheese, 6Ss. Cd.
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FROM NEW YORK.

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Exclusively to The EUening Telegraph.
Specie shipments.
NEW YORK, June 27.-The shipments of specie to
Europe to-day 1926, 600.
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FROM VIEW JERSEY.
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Obituary.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., June 27.-Hop. Amos
Robins late State Senator from MddleseX county,
and prominent Democratic politician died this
morning.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Despatch to The Epenirio Telegraph.
The Presidents Return - The Cabinet
Meeting.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The President returns to-
morrow. The regular Cabinet meeting will be held
on Friday. Important business is pending. Com
missioner Peasanton's trouble will be discussed
and decided.
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M IANNERCHOR GARDEN, NJ e. CORNER
M COATES aud FRANKLIN Streets.
CARL SENTZ'S GRAND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERTS,
BVERY EVENING, from June 30 10 September S.
Season Tickets, admitting one gent and lady. $500
Are now ready at Messrs North 4 Co.'s, Chestnut
street, below Eleventh. Andre Co.'s, Mo. 1104
Chestnut street; Louis Meyers, NO. l4l3 Chestnut
ii. TORCHIANA,
6 II tuwthst BaSlness Agent.
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Too HEAvY.-A steward of a vessel lying at
Pine street wharf yesterday hired one John
Saunders, negro, to carry trunk containing
$500 worth of goods to Poplar street. He pre-
paid the carrier fifty cents. He never saw the
trunk again. Saunders was arrested, and pro-
fessed entire innocence of the theft, sayiAg that
when he had taken the trunk half way, he be
came tired and gave it to another negro to take
to Poplar street, since which time he had not
seen it. This afternoon he will have hearing
at the Central Station.
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FROM NEW YORK.

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EsclusiUely to The Evening Telegraph.
NEW YORK, June 27.
The Stock Exchauge
has agreed to adjourn from Saturday TIL Wednes-
daV
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FROM THE SOUTH.

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Killed ON the Rail.
STAUNToN, Va, June 27.-An eastward bound
passenger train on the G. and o. Railroad, two
miles west OF here, ran over man named Adam
flasher, killing him instantly His mind is supposed
to have been somewhat deranged.
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A TASTE OF CoED IRoN.-One Matthew Gar
Tigan beat eo-laborer at the North PennsylVa-
MIA Freight Depot. Front and Noble streets,
yesterday, with an iron bar, and has been COM
mitted by Alderman Cahin in default # $1,000
bail
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. 27
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
s A. M.........72 IL A. M.......s1 2P. M.....S Sc
Sun RIsEs"........ 4'S3 Moon SETS. ......... O'56
sun SBTs.. .......... 1872 HIGH WATER,.,..... 9. S
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EseAPED-An insane man named McCusker
escaped from house No. 2437 Overn street,
West Philadelphia, yesterday, and has not since
been seen.
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Fire In New Hampshire.

DOVER, N. H., June 27.-The shoe box mauufac-
tory and saw-mill of Libbey, Varney & Co.. in Wolf
borough, was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000 to
500, ,000 insured Two men named Elliott and Good
win were arrested on suspicion of setting fire to the
properly.
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FATAL REsULT.-This morning, John Kelley,
who was stabbed with cheeseknife by James
Green in store in Middle alley near Seventh
street, died of his injuries at the Pennsylvania
Hospital.
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A MAD BULL.-This morning mad bull
gored Mrs. Kempble, of No. l714 SAMSON street.
at Eighteenth and Rittenhouse streets. She
was taken home, and the infuriated animal was
shot. Before attacking Mrs. Kempble the bull
gored Mrs. Mucklon, while standing in front of
her hnnse No. 1l22 South Fifteenth street.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
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The TaIlauO0sa.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., June 2T.-Commodore PEN
nocd, of the Portsmouth Navy Yard, gave com.
plimentary levee last evening, to the officers and
passengers of the United States steamer Talapoosa
including Senator Morrill,, OF Maine. The ITALIA
poosa sailed for Boston at midnight.
DISTINGUISHING Portsmouth.
Much Indignation is expressed by Republicans at
the proposition to disfranchse Portsmouth In the
Legislature by sending home the representatives of
the First and Second wards, pretense of lack of
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THE PROPENSITY PUGMIsTIC.-Dennis Barr,
living at Ninth and Carpenter streets, beat his
sster-in-law SO badly as to place the impossi-
bility of a recognition beyond peradventure.
Officer Malone attempted to arrest him, where
upon Barr turned upon the knight of the Locust
and rather laid him out. He was finally arrested
and committed by Alderman Bonsall.
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sSSz- NOTICE. = A SPECIAL MEETING OF
ssS the Twenty ninth Ward Union Republican
Executive Committee will be held on THIS (Tues-
dayl EVENING, 9th inst, at O'Clock.
by order OF the President.
IL A Attest, GEORGE II. DEISS, Secretary.
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THE COAL TONNAGE of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad and branches for the week
ending last Saturday was as follows-
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Twelfth Legislative District - No nomi-
manent organization. The proper credentials
were stolen and fraudulent substituted. AT II
o'clock the convention broke up. The candi-
dates were Messrs. Captain Robert Mcbride, A.
D. Boileau, and John e. Faunce.
The dsaffected candidates of the Sixteenth
ward will hold convention at the Ward House
tomorrow evening. They protest that the
nominations made to-day were made by bogus
delegates and that the regular delegates were
excluded.
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l.5Ol Gifts Of Cold Coin a!

1901. Gifts, amounting 10. .,........ Ss9.0OD
The drawing will lake place and the Glftt
awarded In 4 similar manner - tho Conecrt
given In Ban Francisco In aid Of the Mercantile
library. and under the supervision or 4 Tom.
mittee Of well known responsible citizens OF
Nevada County, California. ....
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rrRnstI. cuA,. cUruSo.
PIPE LOST.

, A MEERSCHAUM PIPE, BELONGING
n to me. and which I prize Yery hiehlS. was
lat at the Are In my housc, back OF the Mount
Vernon House, on " Wednesday mogning,y IL was
on shelf, md as the shelf vas not burnt, per
will pay : Hbefai reward for III fefnrn. i''f
8. p. DERBY,
lelT.tf Two doom above tho NIws once.
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H6TIIo9 IN G. sKHxR1pTdY.'

.AYtoTIcE-To THE CREDITORS OF
IN 0EORGH-P. HOWE. 4 BankrnptSSi the
Dlstrtet Court rof tho United slates for iths
District 6f, Nctadf.7fn the matter Of George
given that, pursuant to an order made BY sad
Court In the matter Of GeorS6P. Howe, bank.
rgpt, On nhe s7th day, pr June, 4: n. :isTl.
bentf1pt; heretofore died IN said cour, pratmg
for lfI dischatEe nron all his debts and liaehis
ties pFpvsbie under the Act Of Copgrcss eutt
tied .An Aot 70, establish Uniform ,sy.tem 9f
Osol ne sbS gasse ss sssssAs.s
hereof bcfore hsld Court, on the fth day OF
July. a p. ls1i. ~ ~ O'clock =. OF said day,
ht ths coutthoute, IN ths city ,,ot ,Cersop.
county q Oftaiby and state Of Eeysda, At which
lny bther person, In interest," may APPEAR and
ihov oAdse, n any Iney hAyt, why the. prayer Of
tth tssd petition should! not be granted !. ~,
tGyTl .U-... r. M: DAGGtTTt g."
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

PASSENGERS BY THE yIRGIEIA-AGD
/ Truckec Raiirdad from Carson ~ Virginia
10 any pint on the road arc requested 70 pro
cure tickcts before entering the carr, A diher
ence Is made Of y cents each between ticket
rates and rates OF fares collected on trains.
u. N. YERINGToN, Supt.
Carson. juno ], ISL. tel.u
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to- MiEEMEN!!S;;:

vTyE HAVE FOR sALE:eAr TIE GOLD
w HIN ,NTTl otiea- -hrifr a tnAr is1eItT
TyRs 1: ISt :s So:t..iS 5. ,aIS .I Sai -
aSssa @ isdi NV sbfsSSr - =; w. - - :.