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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

The nhospitatle winds and chilly fogs of spring are
unwe' visitors to the feeble and ailing and are
by no means con;enial to the healthy. If there is
any germ of disease lurking in the system they are
sure to develop 1T, unless proper precautions are
taken 70 prevent such misfortune. Bilious COM
plants, dyspepsia nervous debility, rheumatism
regularitles Of the bowels and disorders which affect
the kidneys all aggravated by the peculiar condi
ton of the atmosphere at this season. Invads who
subject any of these disorders, have pre-.
disposition thereto, should therefore forearm them
selves against Hanger by strengthening the digestive
organs, The system ana :.ie muscular fiber
with daily doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bitter,.
There is period of the year at which stimulating
tonic and regulating medicine is more urgently re-
quired than in the spring and there is preparation
of that class in which many valuable restorative
and preventive properties are combined in such
perfectly safe and harmless form as in Hostetters
Bitters. 1t may be stated positively, uncontra-
dictabe fact, that course of this agreeable vegeta-
BILE specific, commenced now and continued through
the spring months, will eectually shield the nhab-
itants of marshy and masmatic localities from the
intermittent and remittent fevers caused by un-
healthy exhalations from a wet SOIL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

CRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR Dye is thu
most sure and complete preparation of ITS
kind in the world; its effects are magical il.
character harmless, its tints natural its qualities en-
during.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

LIKE LIGHTNING the Miraculous Cures effect.
ed with FLAGG's INSTANT RELIEF. Aches, Pains,
Sprains, Bowel Complaints, etc, cannot ertSt II
this great medicine is used. Relief warranted, OF
money returned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for March
is one of the best numbers yet published of this
new and popular monthly, which is rapidly grow
ing in public favor. This number contains Popu
lar Physiology and Diseases of the Eye, with
several illustrations; Bald Heads on Young Shout
ders; Signs of a Healthy Child; Cruelty to the
Young; Vaccination Problem; Disease and its
Treatment; Seasonable Dishes, and how to Cook
Them; Alcohol and Opium; Health of Bankers
Health OF Women; Airing Bedrooms, and mass
of other interesting reading matter. 1t is pub
lshed at the popular price Of 81 year, 20 cents
number, including fine Chrome to new sub
scribers. Address S. r. WELLS, $50 Broadway,
New York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

MILLIONS ON THE STRIKE lin spite of
the enormous amount of capital invested
| in the promotion of Intemper&nce, the
Missionaries of Sobriety have no reason
to be disheartened. The strike against
alcoholic drinks is not confined to the
ordinary liquors Of commerce. 1t is ex-
tending to all medicines of which ardent
spirits form component part. The be-
lief that stimulants of this nature ere
sloso poisons gains ground everywhere.
Eminent Psychologists preach the doc
trine, and the dissecting knife and the
microscope, afford post morton evidence
| OF its truth. Fortunately at the very time
when our distinguished surgeons were
making the experiments which led to this
conclusion, spacious member of the
profession, DR.. Joseph Walker, of Cali
fornia, was perfecting vegetable tonic,
possessing all the restorative properties
claimed for the spirituous astringents,
and free from their deadly sting. To
those demoralizing, notwithstanding
potions his famous VINEGAR BITTERs
seem to be giving the coup dc grace. The
demand for them declines, while the COM
mercial and sanitary success of the new
medicine is complete. And we hear
daily of cases of dyspepsia, biliousness,
malarious fever. rheumatism, constipa-
ton, general and local debility, govt, kid
ney disease, ETC., etc, that have sue
cumbed to the great restorative after resist
ing all others.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

THERE are probably a hundred or more
persons in this and neighboring towns, who
daily suffer from the distressing effects OF
kindly troubles, who do not know that
Johnson'S AnOdyne Lininent is almost GER
tain cure. In severe cases, great relief may
be obtained, if not perfect cure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

WE notice that the Agricultural papers all
over the country recommend the use of
She'iddn's Cavalry Condition P,edeTs.-Er.
change.
Farmers and others in this section have
long known and appreciated the advantage
of these powders over all others.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

and curative in all Lung Complaints, Bronchitis,
etc. 1t is standard remedy for Coughs and
Colds, and needs only trial to prove its worth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

MIscHIEvoUs boys in Fredericktown.
Mo-, daub the frontdoor knobs with tar
on Sunday evenings for the benefit of the
beaux calling upon their sisters.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13
Perils of the Season.

VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, doubt
less the best Cough Medicine in the world"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

CHICAGO PULPIT.-The last number of
the chicago Pulpit contains sermon by that orr
gnal thinker, Prof. David Swing. The Chicago
Pulpit enters on its second year better than ever
before. 1t Is live unsectarian, and contains,
weekly, the very best sermons of Chicago minis
tiers. Published weekly by CARPENTER & Shell
DON, $50 Wabash avenue, Chicago. $2..0 per year;
10 cents single number.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

ASK your grocer for Pruesing's Celebrated eide,
Vinegar. Warranted pure. Preserves Pickles
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

for some of them every year, and loss
on no one with proper attention. Do what
you do in the best way, then you will ride
the top of the wave.-F g., IN Utico
Unroy1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-13

No TIME TO BE Loef.-In the incipient
stages Of Consumption, the first symptoms is
generally hacking cough, pains in the
of the lungs. Something should be done at
once to check the cough, allay and heal the
irritated parts. Aliens Lung Balsam will
break up the cough in An incredible short
time; also prevent the formation OF tuber-
cles. Where tubercles are once formed, the
disease is hard to cure.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
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old had iaft the baby snngiy stored away In
the cradle asleep, add her little boy in the
ward playing with, the other children when
she west hHas. THEY, had scarcely gotten
eut OF sightfwhen the little boy gathered up
% brick.bat aimost agmuch as he eould carry,
aid waking Into The cabin where tlis baby
LAY, began TO pelt it over the head with tie
brick until be actually sutceededtn break
isng The Infants skull dnd 'ffaShihg 1t almost
TO a jelly. He then managed to get the
child out the cradle, and dragged its life
less body to the woods q short distance
from the house, where he hid the body in
the bushes, and returning to his playmates
said to them. 81 beeve / Gil ole baby" He
then led them to the spot where he had left
the Infant lying, and sure enough there lay
the little innocent with its head crushed, and
life extinct. When It Is considered that the
.perpetrator of this most foul and atr6cious
crime is,oniy six years old, it almost staggers
belief, and we can scarcely credit our own
senses. The little. fellow did not seem to
realize thef fact that he had committed a MUIR
der, or, that he had doHe anything more
than dispose of q disagreeable rival to bis
own advantage. His parents, who are hon
est, hard-wo rking colored people, are in
great distress over the affair, but the little
criminal Is stoically Indifferent and apparent
ly Unconscious.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Suit about American H0sei fopsEs ~,
ne Stannton Dccidc<a-Saleso OF hSa'
hssfnS co In upmRfE.

Suit abont american Hoe. -,
&C Stonntnn rpecitfc<a-Sales or Keai
Estate in Augusta.
rgnec,a, telegram TO the Dispatch
Sr,rSroS, June 23.-The Circue court,
which has been in session here since the Isl
Of June. adjourned this evening. Judge
Mclaughlin delivered his opinion IN the
case Of Richardson and wife ct ais. os.
Browns trustees ct ols.on the original bill,
and in the case OF McChesney and MAIDEN
bousch Us. Richardson and wife ct ats. on a
cross bill overriding the, demurrer to
original bill. and decreeing against NC
Chesney and Nadenbousch. BY this decree
McCheSney and Nadenbousch are only ent'-
tied to fee.simple interest in one.fifsh Of The
American Hotel property. and to the life
estate Of A. S. Lara in the one-hith interest
of his wife iu said property; and they are
REQUIRED to render an account Of the rents
and profits during their possession Of said
hctel. An appeal viii be taken to the
Supreme Court. L. a,-.
- On Saturday John 3. Baldwin, as trustee
sold the valuable property of Hugh L. Gal.
lAher, of Waynesboro', as follows: The mill
property to John B. Smith, for $lG. 800; the
tannery and Westinghouse to Mrs. Gala.
her, for $4,000; seyenty-6ve acres Of land to
W. II. II. Lynn. for s25 per acre and ninety
five acres, part Ct the Spring-Mili farm, to S
II. Hunt, fc; esS per acre.
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SUPPOSED Foul PLAY.-[Pearisburg Ga
sette, 21st. l-George Porterfeld, deputy
sheriff of this county, was very seriously if
not dangerously injured on Monday last.
AS he has been unconscious ever since, it is
not known how or by what means he re-
eeiyed his injuries. All that is known of the
affair is that he started from home with a
warrant for one Jonathan Price; that he
arrested said Price and started to the court
house with him. He was found on the road
'senseless and badly injured on the head.
Price was heard to say that he sswould go to
court BY himself, but would not be taken"
He says now that Porterfeld was drinking,
and that his horse threw him against fence.
However this may, be be is badly hurt, and
the doctor says will hardly recover.
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Miscellaneous Te,erre,ns.

Reports from Louisville, KY, say the city
is unusually healthy.
A sudden storm yesterday afternoon in
Chicago partially demolished the Swedish
church on Chicago avenue. Two pleasure
yachts, containing respectively nine and
fourteen persons, were capsized, but the &C.
cupants were rescued. ,,.E
The American HOTEL saloon, and stables
at Pataluma, CAL, have been burned. Loss,
$4,000. -. -. : : =, =
Hardness & Co.'S lard-oil aud candle fac
tory in Cincinnati has been destroyed by
fire. Loss, 100000. ts...t.-
The woods in the mining districts Of Penn
sylyania are still burning. Several towns are
threatened. Some villages and many farm
houses have been burned. No loss of life
as yet reported.
negro and a white man robbed house
in Omaha on Saturday night, dangerously
wounding one of the inmates. The citizens
followed them and killed both. -
negro has been hanged by the people
OF Franklin, Mo-, for outraging young
German woman.
A fire at Bay City, Michigan, has DESTROYED
$780, worth of salt aud lumber, trlt.
The Board Of Health of BROOKLYN. de-
clares there is no yellow-ieyer in that city.
An $4,000 incendiary fire occurred Sun.
day ut Morris, Livingston county, New
York. w'r@' re sl. i
E. B. Ewing, judge of the Supreme
Court OF Missouri, is dead. sa, - -
Lewis d. Tappan, one of the earliest
abolitionists, is dead, aged eighty.6ye.
An accident is reported ON the Midland
railroai. England, by which several persons
were killed. ,,a,,ai 3 ri
The steamer Columbus, from Dublin fol
Hollyhead, has been wrecked. Twelve ou
OF two hundred passengers and three Of the
crew were drowned. = =
Dispatches from Berlin, Rome, and Con
stnt,nople report the prevalence of ehoierl
in those cities. TO-
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DoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN JUNE I, 1878.


This Gavorite and celebrated WATERlNa
PLACE viii offer additional attractions TINS SEASON.;
Among other improvements there has be..n aaa geo
an elegant and spacIots ballroom, adjoining the
narlor the parlor has been enlarged anu lmproVsa,
and tie proximity Of the two renders each easily
accessible lt Win be Kept in style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia ,.,,o ,- -
greatly relieve most cases OF scroiula nclplent
c.,nsuinption chronic bronchitis, chronic laryngi-
,s chryftic Ire,imoua, chronic dyspepsia, cnfothc
Il; urrb,na carupic dysenery They are also great
yaI,ie I'm those affections which are peculiar TO the
female ron tituti0n, andas III appetizer Tonic aud
general rerforative, they are perhaps, unrisaliea
Professor J. s. DAVIS, Of University Of yrginia
resident physician. ., y. !. - ~,
aud bathroom ilrst-class Band Of Music, aud III
general all the sources OF amusement and recreation
Usually found at best summer resorts win be q
che command Of the guests at "R0CkBRilah
ALUM The place Is within eleven 10 thirteen
hours OF Richmond Washington, Bslttmoses eees
ey rail- all In Daylight Passengers leave the ears o.
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad ct Goshen 1epn,
aud new and elegant staSe-coacheS, passing Faplay
over smooth ana level road or only elghS miiss
- = - N''D 'A' JAMES a. FRAZIER, Proprietor;
Persons making use of the grounds, &c, OF INC
Snri ass, and not stopping NJ nay? h0tei, wiz NO
charged half my regular rates. @s4 ss,,~,.x,,.r;r
The Il ckhriGge water is for sale oy 9 y
LADD q CO., RichmeGd, and GEORGE NJ. hc-
IETtRE, Charlottesville. a
descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
my 2s-tjya
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a S1x-YEAR OLD CHILD Kills AN INFANT
tBRbTHER HE DRAas THE BODY TO, TIE
Woops AND HIDES H.--[Vicksburg Herald,
june 1s.]-A few miles from this city, on the
opposite side of the river, is Mr.. George
Humphreys plantation, known as the
Dalkieth Place, on which there are several
colored families living. The pride Of one Of
these families Is very precocious little six
year old boy, whose sprigbtliness and intelIi-
gence have been the JOY and admiration tof
his parents, and the remark Of all no knew
the little fellow. Some time ago. little
stronger appeared in the family to claim o
part of the love and care of the parents and
divide the parental affection with the little
six-years old. He had 10 love for the baby,
was jealous Of it. and its presence in tile
family was sting in his little breast. In his
own childish way he brooded over the mat
ter for some time, and seemed finally to de-
cide upon course Of action.
Day before yesterday, while the men were
IN the Held at work, and the women either
With them or engaged elsewhere, the child.
ren were left alone about the cabins to amuse
themselves rs they might see tit. The
mother Of the infant and the little six-year-
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TOR SALE, very good SECONDHAND
A. FASHIONABLE BUGGY. Apply at
je ls-et AlNSLIE'S; Tenth street.
CPRING PARK BREWERY,

NJ C0RNER OF CLAY AND HARRISON STREETS.
Again has HENRY BOWLER TO ack nowledge the
generous and increasing patronage he receives, and
" announce still further addition to bis capacity
Tor production to keep pace with the demand fur
favorite CREAM ALE. and he aatfers himself that
he VIII be able TO firmly establish BQWLER'S
ALE as an Institution in the capital
Of the Old Dominion 2{fr3s ttfE go. - 81
II. b. regards no expense in procuring the finest
materials for the manufacture Of his ule and spares
convinced. that no more wholesome beverage than
PURE ALE can be offered to the public. 51lgti. M
MIA report somewhat to his prejudice, that
orders sent to, SPRING FARE BREWERY,
Richmond, Va. WIN meet with prompt attention..
q HENRY BOWLER haa. appointed U. BuGG.
Esq, Of Farwyllle, his agent for the counties or
Prince Edward, buckingham, and Cumberland.
lie 7-deoim
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OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATRs,1 !.
i.1..i.s3g4 RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1873 I

+. ss..ass4 RICHMOND, VA.,JHne "a, 1878
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
ID ASSEMBLY, approved .AErfl I'd, ,1sfs, It is
FIT h S os o sS asn e s s sr SS% Of
law. to tx the times, for holding such terms.
The terms of the at 18TH. and 18th circuits have
D De', A : : NINTH CIRCUIT g.. -
!. Observation-Disclosures October, 25tn March,
and first "Wednesday in June. =
NDDITsE1Nlath October, nth March, and third
WEDNESDAY In J9ns october 10th March and
fourth Wednesday in june. -. :.
GLoUcgsTEn,-s7 th October, LIST March, and first
KING WILLIAM.-l7th November, 18th April, and
second Wednesday In July. !,
EssEx.-loth. November, 18th April, and third
wednesday in July. -,
KING AND QUEEg.-25h November 18th April,
and fourth Wednesday in July. - ~
FIFTEENTH CIRCUIT. .
WYTHE.-First Monday in March, second Monday
in September, and the first Monday In December:
PULAsEa.-Third Monday in March, third Monday
GRAYSoN-Ffrst Monday In April, first Monday
in August, and last Monday In September.
oay N IL
fAzEwELL.-First Monday In May, first Monday
in.September, and second Monday after the fourth
BLASp.-Third Monday In May, fourth Monday
in August and fourth Monday after the fourth Mon
day In October
-.t SIXTEENTH CIRCUIT.
BUcIIAEAN-Last Monday In July, Tuesday after
last Monday in October, aud last Monday in Feb
ruary.
RGssElL.-First Monday in August, November,
and March.
s SCoTT.-Thursday after second Monday In All
gust November, and March. ,,,.f-- ... .-
LEE.-Fourth Monday in August, November, and
March.
WIsE.-Friday after first Monday after fourth
Monday In August, N november, and March. .,s. ..
SMYTB.-Third Monday In September, December,
WAsuINGToN.-First Monday In October, JAN
nary and Nav. - j. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk of House of Delegates.
NoTE-The law which authorizes the change IN
the terms of the Circuit Courts does not take erect
until August LIST, 1873. 10 ..A--.-- Je 2l-2aWIm
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VARIETY SPRINGS.

; These SPRINGS, situate on the Chesapeake and
miles west of staunton Win be open for the feee'
tion Of visitors on the 18th Of JUNE Persons Nv
Ing In the cities having. their families at these
SPRINGS can visit them in the evening and return
next morning xhe mineral waters are superior,
consisting Of
ALUM, CHALYBEATE. SULPHUR, ALL r
I,,7 HEALING, AFDFREESTONEt ~
cold and ctear-r1inning from the North Mountain.
Scenery here grand beyoiid description Us
Knob 444s feet high abOye Underwater In fnll view.
its base. Accommodations will be kept BY MIR. "A.
W. Arno!d n comfortable tents spy-glass OF long
We have been at heavy expense I'm making things
comfortable, and pledge ourselves to give good far
fine music, and provide the usual anusements, &C.
month. Children under twelve years old and ser
wants hair price. Fine bathing In airhsaiing
lie 1e-Im3 = Proprietors.
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New York Tten,s.

New ioRK, June ga dispatch from,
Boston says that person named Henderson
was arrested there for passing a 5000
forged check. f7
The alleged murderer Carl yoght has
been held for extiadition to Belgium.
The case Of young WaIworth, for the
murder Of bis father, was, on motion of
Charles UConnor, postponed until to.
morrow. .btrf9 s1a
The trial of the females Woodruff and
Ciafiiip, and Colonel Blood, for mailing in
decent matter, has been commenced.
Judges Ingersoll ahd Brady have decided
III the general term 5s the Supreme Court
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Inis ai u aalhsn paiirf,.d' - A. h. FERRY
ps nv a .am General S.,perlnisnasl-s
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-For New England
on Tuesday, easterly to .southerly winds,
partly cloudy weather an0 falling barometer
are probable. go, iisrsE5.a
Fer the Middle States, winds veering to
gentle and fresh southerly and westerly, and
partly cloudy weather with occasional light
rains. w
For the Southern States east of the Mis-
sissppi, light to fresh winds, mostly from
the south and west, and partly cloudy
weather.
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Stables Burned-Loss of Valuable
TrOtfers.

WASHINGTON. June ga fire at Point
Breeze, near League island, this morning.
destroyed Turner's stable at Point Breeze
trotting park. But two horses-Mattie Lyle
and Nettie-were saved from fourteen yalu-
able trotters. ~ '''rt.-'..
Loter.-The names of the trotters burned
are Dot, Daisy Vernon, Lady Girard. Safe,
and Brutus. The other horses burned We're
not trottcrs. The horses were valued at
$4,000 in the aggregate.
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BY Telegraph.
eNEM YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. June 23.-Cotton quiet: receipts ~,
baj.s: middliugs, 2lc. Southern -four quict. and
without material change, at $6@S6.l2 for common
to fair extra for good TO clocc extra,
with moderate export Inquiry. Corn one cent BET,
ter and in fair demand at 5o154c. for new mixed
western. Pork steady and very quiet at Si6so New
mess beef quiet at $8@Sll for prime mess $Li;2s.
@gc. ' Turpentlne quiet anda shade hrmer at 45se.
Rosin 0uipf 81.
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pLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, =.
= .BOTETOyRT COUNTY, VA.

Thirty days to the month";
Children and servants half price.
PHILIP +. BROWN, Proprietor.
HUME FIELD, NJ d., Resident Physician.
For further particulars address .-..
DIR. j. HERBERT CLAIBORNE,
President Of the Springs Company,
nv 3l-Tu.ThSSltn Petersburg. Va.
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fn q ,s.. ~, II. PORTER, Agent
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nOOK AND JOB PRINTING DONE AZ
ID THIS OFFICE.
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No Cholera in Washington.

IopceIaI DIspdtCI.J -
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Protiirent medi.
cal practitioners here DO not believe that
there has been any cases Of genuine cholera
in Washington, but severe cases of cholera.
morbus resembling the genuine disease.
There are fears of the epidemic reaching
here, as the health officers are working Wig,
orously to resist any such unwelcome in
yaSion. TIMoS.
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COMMERCIAL.
oRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday. June IS.
,..-.. T-a. s- OFFERINGS.
WHEhT,-White, 81 bushels. Red, 1a0 bushels.
CoRN.--White, 2,le0 bushels. Yellow, $3.50 bushels
Mixed, TOO bushels.
OATS.-l,997 bushels.
SALES.
-WHEAT.-White, a2 bushels prime at Sfs5; 70
bushels very good at SI.75-total, 10 bushels.
CORN yellow. l22 bushels on private terlns'
mixed, 400 bushels prime western at TIC.
OATs-5O bushels very good western mixed AZ QUO.
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ola Domiulop steamship Sompana,,
tsEoRGr 81. ALLEN, 4 Co, Agents.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 90. - The Federal
steamer which lately went aground on the
flats near Alexandria is still there discharg-
ing stores. EHa.''
The payment Of the July interest on the
public debt is ordered without rebate.