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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
9leaths.

sT1IBER.-On 27th inst William II. stiiber In the
9Oth year his age. ,.,.- ,-.,,. ala, ,,,o
1he relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members of Waier Which Fire Co., are refpertiully
invited TO attend his funeral rom lale reslnence
O[lock. S.lemu nigh mass ~ 81. Peters tnurch'
IYTTLF,--In tins city, on Tuesday evening, June
18th. 1879, Ruth Nj. relct OF Thomas Little, aged
Ghe trie7ds and relatives Of the family are re-
spsrttuIly invited 10 attend the funeral from th7
residence ot her sister, tza Holden, 40 Masnng-
TON street, on Fflday, 10 leave tue mouse at ~
o'cio,k, p. NJ, WITHOUT further notice.
SFARLE~. ON TUESDAY, June 2hth, OF consump'
ito -, Margaret seaies aged a years ,....,..,
me friends aad relatives are rFspec1uuy lnVlteu
hand John l.. Searles, No. 1873 Chestnut street ON
Fr,dy all moon at 81 O'Clock, without further no
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
The Democratic Convention.

PREPARATIONS FOR ITS MEKT1Na-DEcoRATINe
THE HALL.
BALTIMORE, June 27.
The Presidential Committee, to make ar
rangements for the Democratic Convention =,
met last night. The Convention will be held in
the Grand Opera House, where seats will be
prepared for 200 spectators.
The house will be decorated fully as the
Academy of Music, in Philadelphia, at the late
convention there.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
Crime. nud CnnuaIlIes.

At Salt Lake City on Tuesday morning, Charles
l. Dalson was shot dead by Oliver O. Obey, in
lhe post-ofice. The murderer was arrested
Both were notorious "sporting mem"
Newton, N. j., has been excited by the secret
arrival from New York, and burial, Of the body
ol young lady, the daughter of wealthy pa
rents Malpractice is suspected.
The trial of Edward s. Stokes, who assassin
ned Fisk, was opened in Nav York City yestor-
uAy, Jury having been at last secured
The second trial of Laura Fair, at San Fran
SSlsSo' S1' has been postponed until September, the
ueience being unable to obtain witnesses"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
Labor strikes.
VIEWS OF ARCH BISHOP PURCELL

VIEWS OF ARCH BISHOP PURCELL
CINCINNATI, June 27.
Arch Bishop Purcell, in addressing the grsdu-
Ahng class, at st. Francis Xavier College, yes
terdAy, animAdverted very severely on the
recent strikes and denounced the destructive
and dSmorAlizing influence of the information =
alists. he said if eight hours was accede d
to-day, four hours would be demanded
tomorrow, and next day they would be for a
division of property every loafer and drunkard
demanding new subdivision every Saturday
niRht-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27

Tho anii-Greeley Democrats have called a
m.s,ing in Baltimore on the sth Of July-the day
b,toro tho assembling Of the National Conyen-
tiop- in the hope to devise measures which will
avert the dsiutegration of the party by the rati-
ecslon OF the Cincinnati nominations. The
tnuuty Of the movement il plainly apparent for
he Gathering of the State Conventions yesterday
has placed the nomination OF Greeley beyond all
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
The Lnhor sIrII,e. in New York.

One hundred and fifty employees of Baxter's
furniture factory, in New York city, have again
struck, because their employers, after five weeks
of the eight-hour system. have determined to re-
turn to ten hours. The New York house painters
nave all returned to work on the eight hour plan
The men employed by the pavement contractor :
struck yesterday morning for eight hours and
higher wages, and nearly all the contractors
arante cd their demands. The Brooklyn City Rail-
Puad Company has increased the pay of all its
EMPLOYEES 20 per cent. per day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
Female suffrage in california.

At San Francisco, on Tuesday, while Mrs.
LOOMS was lecturing against female suffrage,
she was hissed and ieered by leading female
euffragists in the audience Hon. David lleeker,
who was present, insisted on the expulsion oil
the Offenders Nhereupon Mrs Emily Pitt Ste
yens. editress of the Pioneer" drew pistol on
linn, and demanded all apology. Bystanderz,
hnweyer forced her to put rway her pistol.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
r.o Now york Impenchment Cnses.

In the Senate of New York, sitting as a Cont
of Impeachment, Judge McOunn yesterday pre-
sentei a letter from his counsel advising HIM 10
withdraw and let the case go by default: Inc
cam have no validity as the Court has no JnriS-
dchon over the case, which may be brought be-
fore a legal tribunal. Without taking any action,
the Court adjourned until to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27

be NI man has right to do as lie pleases unless
"o plsases to do right.
tba Nt tne IRON to be used in the construction of
fro, Nolthern Pacific will be made IN this country
IRON native ores.
thrad KANSAS iA minister with his family lived for
,n,.H ,o9 weeks on corn meal and milk, owing to
'a'' salary and postponed payments.
porsaal po1 having abated in Chicago, the re-
t,nsd nave double reason for their accus-
saying that city is rising from her rashes.
tbr,,,HDck nDck OF five Thousand sheep was driven
wav ~ oalveras county, Cal, last week, ON the
sors ~ y, mountaln ranges They are the precur-
driysn ~ aoont M lOO,OOO sheep which are annually
N'''en 70 the same pasture grounds,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
DAilD Gpatmsreta&.
JENKINS a ATKINSON.
,vIf.uER ATKINSON. N,............, Publisher.
sv-For Tsrnss, Bse., Ssc Second Page

The Commercial at the summer Resorts
rhose VI our citizens who are about to leavofor
sumner recess, can have the co MERo1AL forwarded
4, them at la cents per week. II we pay postage,
ma, Of courEe, will be additional.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
The Ball md Hat.

n, On Saturday the Mutuals play the Bostons at
me Athletics and Baltimores meet at Balti-
more tomorrow.
ine Athletics friends in Philadelphia are
~, row over Sensenderfer and Reach, who,
rei .uslst' should be rsinstated, although 1t is
We, ven hno"n that the former was 80 injured last
''ar "a TO be physically unable to play.
,oa Inc games played at Chicago so far this sea-
W.. W. nave nave not been 30 numerOusly attended az
Snnsi pected, and It ID improbable that profes-
nohal mines will visit that city after the first
ta oeG a III July, which is set down as the date OF
Nie Aaymakers' return to Troy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
phiIodeIphia Republicau Nomination.

The Philadelphia Republicans made their nom
nations, Tuesday, as follows: Recorder of Deeds
+. II. Walton; Recover of Taxes, 4. J. Smith
City Commissioner, 4. NJ. Locke; Clerk OF GUAR
Ter Sessions, H. Ii. Bingham; Prothonotary of
District Court. VIM. Is. h. Selby; Judge of Dis
triet Court. A. Briggs. Hon. Leonard Myers
was renominated for Congress in the THIRD DIS
trict and Hen. W. d. Kelley in the Fourth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
rI1HE ESTEY ORGAN.
JAMES N. CLEMMER,
NO. 4o2 KING STREET,

Is pleased to announce that he has secured the
agency for Delaware for j. ESrEH a CO.'S COT
TAGE ORGANS, whicl lie unhesitatlngly recon-
mends TO the public the best organ In the market
They range in prl from S50 to $3.50. Call and see
them or send for circular.
READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY;-N 10, con-
taining the VOx numana and VOX Juhilante, Blk
stops is the gem of tue pariOr," being moderate
m price and OF suiicent power for the pariOr, and
of great variety and sweetness OF tone. NO. II con-
tainibg the Vox humana and VON Jubi ante, eight
stops, is The sample instrument, lt has all the I'M
prosements, It's variety is almost endless. IL has
power of about SIX sets Of reeds, aud combn' 5
every au Atty produced in the styles described, and
we challenge the Werld to produce any reed ergan
Of s SIZE and price that Will bear favorable COM
parisOn TO It. Jeza-z'-4S
NOVELTIES IN HAIR ORNAMENTS, Fans, jet
~ Shell, Vulcante aud Wooden goods, BJhem aH
Parian, Bronze and and fine plated Jewelry,
faucy leather and Gllt mounted ornaments,
Brushes, Combs, Mirrors Perlumery with tull
line of fancy aud toilet guOds,all Of superior qualy
and at the lowest possible prices.
H. DIXON, 81 $. Eighth street,
between Market and Chestnut
my1s-M-W&S-sm Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27

our Government, it seems, is not disposed to
,ol,noush it's claims for indirect damages with
op, consideration at the hands Of the arbltrl-
,ors Word to this effect has been teegraphed
to our representatives at Geneva, and Bancroft
p,v;s has 40 informed the Board Of arbitration.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHuADKLPHIA, June ~.
Groceries steady. Provisions unchanged mess
pork S140141l. Flourvery dull superhne $3.50
(D5 rs extras S61197. Wheat dull ;red S1.75
91.SO. Corn quiet, yellow 64@65 western
mixed 63@64c. Oats 40946c Whiskey 92. Gold
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
SrHLDFAsr.
st. Georges.

THE FARMERS sUTLooK-MoRE nAn.s-PoLrrIoAL.
lCorrespon ieRce OF the Commercial
The fine showers Of rain have gladdsned the
dropping hearts of many farmers. Corn, oats
and grass look much better than forty-eght
hours ago. The wheat is ready for the scythe 1;
there is not as much straw as usual but the head
IL abundantly full, the quality fine. and with
favorable weather will bring as much money in
the country as usual. Peaches are plenty in
this vicinity, and growers are expecting hand
some price.
St. Georges, on and after the 1st of July will
have four mails per day, two north and two
south-for which the citizens of this community
are indebted to your townsman, Anthony Hg-
gins. Esq.
Politics are rife, and among the bone and si1ew
Of the old Democratic party mot Of Southern
blood who covered up their ohiyalry in peticoats
like their great leader Jef Dayis,) but the
staunch men, the honest yeoman of our State,
are waiting the result of the Baltimore Convsn-
ton, and upon that hinges the subsequent
course of many Democrats OF the old school.
II that convention endorses Mr.. Greeley, then
put down Delaware for Grant. for tell you the
people are tired Of this Southern aristocracy
that has taken the lead and rule Of the Demo-
cratic party of this State, burdened us with un-
necessary taxes, and are ever upon the alert for
the 'loayss and fishes" as the saying is.
Mopu ANON
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27

Courage. the commonest of the virtues, OBJ
tAins more applause than discretion, the rarest
OF them.
The Baptist churches in Nebraska are repor-
ted az very prosperous, In no State in the
country has the Baptist denomination made such
rapid strides. Its increase of membership dur
ing the last two years has been greater than the
increase Of population.
In a late sermon Beecher says at is n burden
to be out of work. aud not know where to find
anything to do. 1t is an easy way of getting rid
of men that are out of work to say; Go West
go West" as il a man could fly; but it is not
the Christian way of treating then,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
4slarrlagtS.

WALTERS WILDMAN.-At Newark, Del, on the
qBth inst nv the hey j. l. NallaudlShah, Wan
walters, OF Washington, D. u, TO Miss Sallie h.
Whitman. OF Ceull Co, Md.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
FIRST EDITION.
$50 p. M.
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON, June az.
Probabilities: Clear weather and light South
east winds over the Middle Atlantic States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
Fire.
BARN BURNED

This morning between three and four O'Clock,
the barn of Nelson Warren, in Mill Creek Hun
drsd, near Newark, was discovered to be on
fire, and was totally consumed, together with all
his wagons, harness and hay. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from new hay being
put in the barn before being properly cured.
The loss is partially covered by insurance in the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, OF
this city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. M.
Tho Indirect CIai@s.

THE UNIIHD srATEs DEMANDS THEIR cONeIDERA@
TIoN BY THE ARBITAToRs.
WASHINGTON, June "a.
Bancroft Davis, in Geneva, telegraphed, yes =
terday, to Secretary Fish that he had, on Mon I
day, submitted instructions sent him to the
Board Of Arbitration viz: That the United States
insisted on the Arbitrators considering all
claims presented by the United States, includ-
ing an amount due them for the alleged viola
tion of the rules Of Neutrals during our rebel
lion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
Personal Intelligence.

Miss Kate Field is in Paris.
The Hon. Samuel Hooper is III at Boston.
bishop Lee was in New York. yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
5yeitj advertisements,
THE VALLEY ROUTE.

We are offering the NORTHERN PACIFIC T-so
GOLD BONDS at par and interest in currency.
They issued In denominations OF 800 TO 81 900
COUPON, 800 10 $4,000 REGISTERED and are at
all times interchangeable at the pleasure OF the
holder without cnarge.
They are secured by a FIRST AND ONLY MORT
GAGE on the road It's Equipments, Earnings and
Franchises, and also on Land Grant which, on the
completion Of the Road will exceed 2s 900 Acres to
each mile OF track, 6OO Acres Of Land to secure
each 81 900 bond.
These bonds are at all times receivable by the
Trustees at TEN PER GENT. PREMIUM, in pay
ment for any lands purchased from the Company
In view Of the ample security upon which the
bonds based and the rate OF interest they bear
we believe there is no nrat-cass Investment safer
nor more profitable.
Holders OF United States $50 bonds, Delaware
State Bonds, Wilmington City Loan, and Bank
Stocks can now convert them into
Northern Pacific 1905
Realizing an immediate profit and INCREASE
THEIR ANNUAL INCOME LARGELY.
All marketable sesuritiea received in exchange,
without expense to the investor, at their highest
current value.
JNO. McLEAR g. SON,
BAN KE II S,
NO. 6o2 MARKET STREET,
mar29 dkwamof WILMINGTON, DBL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
GENERAL.
EdItora ON an Excnr.lon.

THE PEsNsYLvANIA NEWSPAPER MEN AND THEIR
ANNUAL RE-UHION-wHAr THE PRESS AsAOCIA-
TloN Is AND DOEs-Huw THE DHMuCaATIC
EDITORS TALK ABOUT aHEELEY-A PLEASING
PROSPECT AHEAD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
Few advertisements.

HRACKETs. CHAINS and hooks OF several pat
IA terus IOr suspendiBg hanging b. skets or Dird
z. Ie,. and variety Of styles wire hanging bHs-
h'''' 'O ThUMAN SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirty-1ve) Market st. below Ninth,
TTNHE SAVING HOLDER, by simple c9mpre,s- rl, :
tl,an the Sewing Bird Every lidy's wOrk-basket
should he furnished with one. For sale at me
hardware store OF v,,,,,, su.u
NO' o'' NA's" Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-27
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Salisbury, Md.

THE oRoPs-Nrw ENGINE-PoLTTIcs-RAIs A
GREELEY POLE.
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Auct1o11' sales.
Valuable Property in .Pickens County
for Sala


N pursuance OF . decretAl order of the Cir.
Il cult COURT for Pickens County, will sell
TO the highest bidder. for cash, on sale.dav
IN May, at Pickens Court House,
That desirable Real Estate known as the
nCRU1KsHANK TAN-YARD," situated on
Druehy Greek, waters Of Saluds, noar the
AR Line Railroad, and about eleven miies
from dreenville and ten miles from New
Pickens. The traot contains TIT acres ~
which some $50 acrea are splendid virgin fo.
rost. or the remainder about 900 acres have
been cleared since the war. and arc in a Eigh
state of cultivation. On the promises ia ona
OF tho best Tan-yards In the State. and in
good condition. 'N 49,
comfortable DWELLING and all neces.
sary out buildings. in good repair.
This 1s rare opportunity for purchasinp
good Real Estate, in County as distin.
guished for the good order Of its society IA
for the salubrity OF it's climate and the pnritv
OF it's water. putty
,ol.I;I On tho above premises. on the Wednesday
following, large lot Of FARM STOCK, con.
ss,!stlng s!d Of Horses, Cows, Oxen and Hogs, and
Plantatlon Tools. Cotton Gin and Gcrew.
Sugar hill, McWright's Mill and q Conner
EBolier; lot OF Lime. Tan-bark, Tanners'
Tools, &C., &c.
The above is sold aB the property OF Gillian
and Aiken for the payment OF the debts.
~ JOAB MAUl.DIN,
March 81 Sheriff Of Pickens County.
:, aD Greenville Enterprise and Pickens Sen
tenet copy until day of sale.
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hioLAssEs, ,CuDa, ,40QD5U
New Orl'ns 7569O
Sugar H'so.. 5000
NAILS, u Kegs 5O@6 90
ONIONS. % bus. q 90
OIL, Kerosene, e,g35@45
Machinery. .75@I 90
SPECIE, Gold @1 O8
Silver..... al on
PoTAT's, Iris1 5O@2 90
Sweet. bus 75@1OO
RICE, Carolina ID 8@IO
SHOT, pbag. 1908 OU
SALT, Liyerp.2O O0@2 10
SOAR. Bb, .73@1O
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl5 90
brandy A 00@12 90
Gin 81 60@6 90
Hum. Il 60@7 90
Whlskey.. Il 35@6 90
SUGAR, Crus&P144@l6
Brown. ..114@13
STARCH, D H.. 8a@lO
lea, Greon ib1 00@25O
Black, Il 00@1 10
TopAcco, Chw.6 COOL 90
Smoking, b. ..50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@6O
French. .@1C0
WINE, .l25@28 90
Port, pgal300@5 80
Sherry. 275@7 90
Madeira. s. 00@8 90
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HoTzl AnntyAis, April s, Naturalization
ASSsss: MT. MMnslpg zOa Assats an Hugh Mon,
Miss Mamie Bryce, Miss Libby Bryce. Rich.
land; d W Geiger, Lexington; z s Dickson.
Manning; q Lumsn. Miss q Q Pope, Bos.
ton; Gao Waller, Greenwood; G " b Miller,
Chaplin and two daughters, Greenville; Amos
CLARK, New Jersy; E ] Markwaste, New York:
John Law, Laurens; w T Butt, Augusta; q
2 Hoffman, Doko; Fred D Busl, G OR r;
T 3 Crews, Laurenu.
- Columbia Hotel-o D Clancy, Dufie,
Charleston; L W Perrin, Abbeville; J D Tai.
bert; Edgefeld; ] B Marion, Va; o w Lowo.
! J. a. Valance, w Bradley, Ga; Alex Justin,
GGewpern; l. Hall, Blodgett, N @; Wa
brools. 9; W Ginis, Le1ington.
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A despatch, dated London, April Q,
says: The grand military review took
place at Brighton, yesterday. Immense
crowds witnessed the manpuvres, which
we're conducted on large scnle and were
rendered more than usually interesting
by rehearsal of tho battle of Dorking.
The troops in the field, including 20, 600
volunteers, were divided into two armies.
one OF invasion aud ono of defence.
The enemy was supposed to have effected
movement in Sharchnm hnrbor. The
movement commenced by an attack on
the village and its capture, after strong
resistance. The army of defence, boing
largely reinforced, took the offensive,
under General Horsford, and attacked
the invaders with success, although the
latter drove through Horsford's right
centre and created great confusion for
awhile. The firing ceased at O'Clock,
both sides having been impartially
beaten. The mock fight was succeeded
by the march past, which was not salts
factory. The review, on the whole, is
considered failure. The weather was
fine, although there were occasional
showers.
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A WREToHKD REVENGE. "A sickeninR
spectacle presented itself to the family
cs Mr. Innis upon their return from
church last Sunday. A little son, aged
about twelve years, wss found in the
wood-shed suspended by the neck from
a beam, with his hands fastened behind
him by strap, and his feet similarly
pinioned. BE was quickly taken down
and carried into tho house lifeless, as the
family supposed. The physician, how
ever, who was Immediately summoned,
pronounced him yet alive, though life
was nearly extinct. The proper restora-
tives were resorted to, and the boy is
now in fair way OF recovery. He is
not, however, able to articulate snhi
oiently as to be understood. It is sup
posed that some wretch, out of revenge,
had committed the deed which resulted
SO nearly in the death of tho boy.
Ohio Journal, March 26.
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GRAND OPENING
SPRING GOODS.
Thursday and Friday. April and 5.

MRS. A. MCCORMICK would respectfn,lv
inform her friends, and the public generally,
tAat enc has returned from the North with
one or the most elegant and varied stocks in
the Alllincry line over presented in this mar
ket, consisting OF MILLINERY GOODS of
every character and description. Of the latest
and most approved styles, embracing Straw
and Fancy HATS and BONNETS, LACEs,
KID GLOVES, CORsETS. HOOP SKIRTS,
etc, with fine assortment OF Ladios' and
Misscs' Suits, which she will sell at the lowest
figures for cash.
Please call at the store OF j. Il. Kinard.
where sho will be gratified in displaying the
stock, and will guarantee satisfaction in eyery
instance. MRS. A. MCCORMICK,
AtJ. II. Kinard's, Main street,
March 81 . Columbia, s. O.
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The postal card has como so exten
slvely into use in England that the Go
vernment has determined that it must
make charge for the paper consumed
IN their manufacture, so as to leave the
postal ratio as clear revenue to the de-
partmcnt. 1t will charge an additional
half-penny por dozen to cover this cost
OF paper, and this Insignificant impost,
at the present rnte of consumption, will
yield Gl3, 900 per annum.
The Lumberton Ro6esoniun saws: It is
now definitely ascertained that Henry
Berry Lowrey and Boss Strong nre both
dead. Tho former, was not accidentally
killed in blind, as stated by tho Herald
cOrrespondent-bu lie is dead.
Persons who have recently Travelled
through Russia, say that country rescm-
bles more vast camp than nation on
peace footing. Soldiers abound in all
directions, and tho greatest military
activity prevails.
Two curious suicides have taken place
at Paris, both occasioned by the rem morse
OF the victims at having scolded their
wives. One WAS banker, who starved
himself on his money-bags; the other
was mason, who hanged himself.
The editor OF the Washington CAroni-
Gle says ho "has known MIR. Greeley for
great many years." Possibly he has,
but we'll bo bound it was without MIR,
Greeley's knowledge or consent
The following oongratulatory despatch
was received from Cincinnati by a we'd
ding party la Nashville: "Congratllla-
tons on yonr nuptials; may your future
troubles be only little onea."
According to the Savannah Ne,cs.
"naturc has recently given birth to a
warm sulphur spring in Orange County,
Florida"
If your wife does abnso yon, you have
the pleasant consciousness that she will
not permit any one else to Go so.
Of the political newspapers in North
Carolina forty are Conservative -Demo-
cratic and niue arc Radical.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
DIRECTED WEEKLY BY THE BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES, fjbu.2 UOD3 UO
BAdGING, ..1SG023
BALE RopE, Ma. 22@24'
N.Y.orWesYlb 7@1U
BUTTER, North. 28QD40I
Country, % ib. .20@25I
BACON. Hams. 12@I7|
Sides, a3 b. .8@93|
Shouldcrs.... 7@83I
CANDLES, Sperm40M5OI
Adamantine lb17@19'
COTTON YARN1 GO@l Isl
CoTroN, Stct NJ -. .22I
Middling .214,
Low aIidl'g,.....2I|
Good Ordny,. .20I
Ordinary .19i
CHEESE, ED. b. 22@25|
L oCeOIJ ..... .LUtOZOi
COFFEE, Rio, DD2402GI
LaBuayra .27029,
Java .33035I
FLOUR, Co. 8000l2 00I
Northern. .8O0@l2 sol
GnAIN, Corn l 05W1 10!
Wheat q 00G12 sol
Oat1. :. ..85t000I
Poas Il 20@1 30I
Hay, North, 3cwt.2 sol
HIDES, Dry, Blb121@leI
Groen as
LARD, u lb. .12@15|
LINE, u bbi. 2 2502 4OI
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E@L.1M6Rak .EsHIG
r6rsign AnAlza.'

MADRID, April {. 6.-Esparteros. Da-
costa and Topeta were beaten for the
Oortes.
LONDON, April 5. The House Of Com.
mons has re-assembled. Bonham Carter
succeeds Dobson as Chairman OF the
Committee Of the Whole.
(. The agricultural laborers of Cam
bridgeshire have struck for higher
wages.
LONDON, April 5.-A despatch from
Yeddo announces that twelve persons at
tempted to assassinate the Mikado Of
Japan, but were unsuccessful. Two
were captured and ten escaped. Great
uneasiness exists. Orders have been is
sued forbidding foreigners to go beyond
the limits of Yeddo.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-06

Tho smallpox having attacked tho
Joneses and Smiths Of n neighboring
CITY, MI tho Browns and Thompsons
nave departed in hot haste, knowing
that their turn will como next.
Tho United States steamer Narragan.
soft has raised the American tlag over tho
harbor OF Pampopango, Nayigator's
Islands.