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From New York.

New YoRK, June II.
Bggcurns opISlpN OF SEW YORK THIEVES.
Mr. Bccchrr is reported rs arguing in his
sermon last evening that whole commune
ties were responsible for the criminals and
defnuters which they produce. ThcWng
ofliccholdcrs are generally pretty fair re-
prescntativcs Of their average constituents
Tweed was sent 70 Blackwcl's island as n
scapagoat. and the community congratu-
lated itself on the triumph Of justice but
the truth was. fifty thousand of his fellow
citizens deserved to go there with him, in
order that full justice may be done.
THE DECLINE or TRADE STARTLING STATE
MENTs.
Interviews with New York merchants
represent the trade of the city in several
important branches seriously retrograding.
In the dry goods line one house that for
mery sold fifty millions per annum now
sells twenty millions. Ten Of the largest
houses in the city have lost at least fifty
five millions in the aggregate by the falling
off of trade The boot and shoe business
is also retrograding. and shipbuilding is
almost entirely gone. n large portion of
the loss of commerce is attributed to infer
Tor terminal and warehouse facilities
TIE MuRpERERs CARNIvAI.
The criminal record shows that Michael
Murphy was fatally stabbed yesterday by
Chris. Saver and VIM. Burns, who were
arrested NJ. O'Rourkc and p. Garvey
were stabbed badly by o. Mcclure in a
drunken frolc, and Patrick Prior in at
tempting to shoot Pat. McCabc fatally
wounded Michael Doughcrty and then shot
McCabc in the leg. Prior escaped. Frank
TraynOr was arrested for fatally beating
his wife. Michael Burns was arrested fol
numbering Margaret Watson, and James
Brady and George Roulctt were arrested
yesterday for beating and robbing Daylt
McAdam. These two last villains wher
arrested proved to he members of gang
who early in May forced the wife OF Nc
Adam into an alley, and attempted an out
ragcous assault. They were yesterday af
ternoon held in $1,000 bail
DAVIS RETURNS.
Jeff. Davis arrived last night, but lief
Immediately for Tennessee. No one wait
cd on him.
FINE WALKING FEAT.
Edward Mullen. who commenced las
night to walk five hundred miles in 81,
days, has accomplished the eXtraordnar
feat of walking fifty miles in nine hour
and two minutes.
BONNER IMPHoVlNG us STOCK.
At sale of thorough breds here to-day
Bonner paid $500 for foal out of Lad
Duke by Lexington. y b Lewis & Co., G
New Orleans paid $50 for Il ycarlng co
out of dame Mardon by Lexington, an
$500 for another yearling by Lexington.
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Delegate. to the state Convention.

RUPERT.
Dclcgates-Jonas Wilder, j II Austin.
WILMINGTON.
Dclcgates-E Gorham, o L Butterfcld, G NJ
Russell
wHITIEGHAM.
Dclcgatcs-Norrls + stetson, \ \ Butterteid,
James " Hatch.
NEwFANE.
Dccgatcs-S W Bowier, i L Morse.
ST. JonSsBURY.
Delegate Franklin Fairbanks, Calvin Nor
rlll, Joseph l. Perkins, Il Weeks, Il ID Blod-
gctt, GEO l. Bradley, c NJ Stone, NJ johnson.
MONTPELIER.
Delegates-Iames Langdon, Charles II
Heath, Fred L Smith, George Shepard, Charles
Dewey.
Delcga,cs-I II circuit, W II Boynton, IIeman
Carpenter. | a liolton, II G Ely.
ESSEX.
Dclcgatcs-A IIalbert, Josiah Tuttlc i \
stevens, NJ A Bingham.
Delegates-Gcorge wilkins. l. s Thompson, i
II Walt, A X Straw.
wATERvILLE.
Dclegatcs-S II Brown, william Wilbur.
CAMBRIDGE.
Elisha Bentley, Francis Wilcox,
d Stafford
Delcgates-lIenry b Kent, Ira Cochran, G
| Sykes.
Deegates-Nornan MillIngton, Milo Pierce
| W w Marshall.
| CHESTER.
Delegates--F. W. Boynton. d. W. Davis, E. L
| Barney, Hugh Henry.
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furniture,
WEEKS Is BA r B Z II

WEEKS 4 DARBEF.
BUFFuMs BLOCK, MERCHANTS ROW,
Rutland. VT,
Keep fun assortment of the following
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
CROCKERY,
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
FRENCH CHINA WARE.
TABLE GLASS WARE,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
JAPANNED WARE,
PAINTED TOILET SETS,
BRITANNIA WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
TAssELs AND CORDS,
LAMPS AND LANTERNS
GAS FIXTURES,
STONE WARE,
Wholesale and retail.
LAMP CIlIMNEYS and BURNERS,
Wholesale and Retail.
HOUSE BRUSHES,
FEATHER BUSTERS,
PLANT POTS,
Plant BRACKETS,
CARPET SWEEPERS,
Manufacturers VI
MATTRESSES and LOUNGES. and
GENERAL UPHOLSTERING
DONE TO ORDER.
junel0tf
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Woman SuffOcated.
pOnT ,JERyIs, ,

POGT JERvls, June 10.
At a fire in Port ,Jervis this morning.
after all persons were removed from the
burning building, widow Odell became
possessed Of the erroneous idea that her
child was still in the building, and rushed
in Fireman Thad Mead, after four
efforts, succeeded in getting in, and found
her body and carried it out, but she was
dead from sulfocation and burns. Mead
was badly burned.
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Found Drowned.
Drrcnrss JrNcrIox. jane Is

DuTcHrss JUNCTION, June 10.
The body Of man has been found in
the Hudson river near West Point. lie
was about forty-nve years of age, wearing
q dark suit of clothes, almost new, and a
new pair oil congress CATERS, with gray
chin whislers and mous.achc. On his
white shirt were The letters A. :. T., and
ON a white linen handkerchief a. 3. T..
No. 10 He had two briar wood pipes and
tin tobacco-boX in his pocket, and wore a
leather belt around his waist He was a
heavy built man. The body had been in
the water probably two weeks.
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Chinese Atrocities.

SAN Francisco, June 10.
Later from China.-A Chinese mob num-
bcring 5000 attacked number OF houses
in the French quarter, maltreated the occu-
pants, and burned one house. The riot
was finally queled by the French and Eng
lsh police, after killing four of the Chi
nesc. The outbreak was caused by the
French authorities building a road near the
Chinese ioss-house.
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THO o,o,;r,r concort civcn bv ,hc Uvcrs
Inc opening concert give" ny INC ilyciS
Sisters at the Opera House, last evening
,,,a. ac Ala noo,+ ,,,,s;o,1 troots ,,,ot
hos hoen afforded fine Rutland public for
many day. 1t was but thinly attended,
owing to the fact that it was the first APP
pearancc of the company here. and our
citizens seemed fearful of beinr disappont-
ed if they attended. But we can assure all
who love rood music that they cannot fail
10 be delighted should they attend this eve
,inr Tho tollowinn was thc
npocp,,,vr
FART
Solo, rlano--",sllyer spring. Mason a Taylor
V''' ''''' NOV Company
Duett-"Lost fFoscrioed' v ~ low, and W KING
"Mlserere,' Il Trovatore
@r9s n@ Syay" ubiIee Company
Solo, Tenor-"ilome of MY Heart" Wallace ,,
Quartettc-" Grectlng to SPRING" strauss
".udcmcnt Dav.u Jubilee. ............ Company
Solo, Bartone--'Faith ANA courage MihHth ,I
Quartette-"Yllage Chorlster," Tattan,
nuatt "couo =, NV Heart - ,irlora Company
Miss Anna Flyers and W King
'oo Mo1deS Bgife. o.io M" Miss ' EI0ma Hveii'
Quartette-"Good Night Plnsuu
AS will be seen the programme was very
elaborate and gave excellent opportunity &c
hear the really fine voices OF each Of the
troupe. The audience was small, but
made up in appreciation what they lacked
in numbers
The quartettc together is one OF pcrfec
harmony and we 90 not hesitate to pro
nounce it the best qlartette OF nike
voices now travelling. Much enthusiasm
was manifested throughout the country
the singing of the "Jubilec Singers yea
or two ago, hut when taken in contra'
with the Flyers sisters quartette, the latte
are far ahead both in point OF richness
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THE FARMERs' WAR-EQUhL TAXATION
DEMONSTRATIONS OF llUsBANDRY-A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE, from the pen Of Hon. s. NJ.
Dorr, of Rutland, and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons OF
Husbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred. Published by tho
GioNe Paper Company, Rutland
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SYRACUSE, June IL
The Syracuse Journal publishes authori-
tatiycly letter giving the views Of Gov
Dix ON the subject of temperance. 1t re-
latcs his practice in the regular army in
early life Of total abstinence, and contrary
To army customs, never drinking or offer
ing liquor to any one. AT 4 later period
he was an active co-operator with Edward
c. Delevan IN the Temperance cause. Du-
ring the war Of the rebellion his first act in
taking command Of the department of Viz
ginia, was to prohibit the introduction of
spritnous liquors. When in command ut
Suffolk he disapproyed of acquisitions for
whisky for the medical department. His
order issued at Baltimore denouncing the
use OF Intoxicating beverages by the Off
GERS OF the army as pernicious,
characteYizcs drunkenness rs the bane of
the military profession, and appealing for
the Punishment from camp and quarters of
all Intoxicating liquors is quoted The
letter states that the governor vetoed the
so-called local option bill because it was
not an option bill, and would do injustice
to the temperance cause. He would have
signed the amended bill had it not failed in
the assembly The civil damage bill was
signed in its stead The bill passed by The
last legislature gives each town the right tt
excise commissioners, and thus control tho
matter, was approved and is n law. The
practices and his action in regard 10 tenn
perancc, both III his official and private
character is cited in support of his TEN
perancc position.
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The 8utlnNtl Dailu Globt.
TUESDAY JUNE 10, 1874
CHE Rutland county Republican
Convention.


The Republican County Convention COM
posed of three delegates from each town in
Rutland county will meet at the Town Hall
in Rutland on Tuesday, June 30th, 1874,
at one o'clock, p. m, Tor the purpose OF
nominating candidates for Senators, Asss-
tant Judges of the County Court, States
Attorney, Sheriff. High Ballf, and Judges
OF Probate and the appointment of a
County Committee. The several towns at
their primary meetings are requested to
appoint three alternate delegates.
Delegates on their arrival are requested
TO present their credentials to the county
committee at the Bardwell House for the
purpose of completing the roll before the
assembling of the convention.
HENRY CLARK,
SIMEON ALLEN,
LEONARD JOHNSON,
l.. u. Ross
r. w. PlTTs.
County Committee.
Rutland, June 10Th, 1874
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powerful voice, showing TO the best adyan-
tage in the upper register and has a fine
presence upon the stage.
This evening an entire change OF pro-
grammc will be given. Should the influence
of those who attended last evening be worth
anything, we fancy the house will be filled
tonight as the troupe is one which is heard
but once or twice in a lifetime. They
deserve packed house and we sincerely
hope they may receive it.
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Uhling Sentenced.

New York, June Is.
In the court Of general sessions to day
DR.. Uhlng charged with attempting to de
fraud the Merchants Life Insurance COM
pany by means of the brick filled coffin con-
spiracy was sentenced to states prison fol
eighteen months. Recorder Hackett in
passing sentence regretted he could not in
tlict higher penalty.
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Murder in Iowa.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 10.
A special dispatch from Des Mones,
Iowa, says; j, johnson, sailor, 80 years
of agc, was found lying in gutter here on
Saturday, with his face downward, skull
broken and his head was gashed in fright
full manner. Near the body was found an
envelope containing a piece of paper on
which was written, "Ths is the twenty
seventh man we have killed and we will
never be taken alive Robbery is sup
posed to have been incentive, as the vic
Tins watch and pocketbook was gone.
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Goldsmith Maid Wins.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June Is.
\ trotting match between Goldsmith
Maid and Nettic, to-day, for purse Of
$1,000, was won in three straight heats by
Goldsmith Maid Time; 2.e3, 2.2G and
224l. Nearly all the betting was on the
Maids time.
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PEAS - The market Is quoted at ss In bond
Tor home use.
HAY-'rhe market Is unchanged al 81 % "a
10 Tor shipping. 80
HoPs-1he market is quoted steady at Toe
"a ~ for low 10 fair 25Id 30 for good To choice.
CoFFRE-The market Is quiet ana irmer at
l,s.u2l for Rio.
81 e for fair 10 good refining prime muscovado
SIC.
NoLAssEs.- Market is quiet and dull nj 80 10
d0c for best
RIcE-The market is dun at 0Aa6gac for
Rangoon Carolina at I4@sAc.
PETROLEUM. - The market y quoted quiet
and more firmcr. Crude quoted at az reiued
l2S@lSA.
TAIIow-The market Is dull Sales Of 5000
Ms nj Sasii.
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Tunrrsrryr THE market Is steady at s7aa7,s

TURrENTfSE--The market Is steady at S7a97H
for spirits.
EGGS Market Is heavy at 1CilalTHc for state
ana Pennsylvania; HJg@ l5N for western loll
a 10 for Canada.
COAL. The market is steady at 50 00aG 90
for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
LEATHER-Markct IS firm. IIemlOck sole,
Buenos Ayrcs, and Rio .Grande, light, middle
and heavy weights at az TO SOC California
do, 2d@ 2sh OrnOco do. at 254 to 27E.
WOOL.-Markct Is firm domestic fleece at
43a6sc pulled at 33m53c unwashcd at 11m31
13a3G Tor Texas.
PoRK-'rhc market Is quoted as being heavy.
Extra prime at sl1 G0@17 62E prime mess al
SIC 90 new mess al SIT 70.
BEEF.-Market Is quiet, ana unchanged at
80 5Oal2 plain mess tl3 to II for extra mess
BEkf HANS. THE market is quoted as un
changed.
TIERcE BEEf.-'rhe market Is quoted quiet,
unchanged.
Cut MEATs--1he market Is quiet Middles
firm at iOi, for short clear long clear at
9Ac. Picked hams l5N bs at lie; picked
shoulders at &c.
LARD--Markct is quoted as nrner at liiH@
III 81 for prime steam.
BUTTER--Mnrket Is heavy at 24G3O for state;
1sd2JC for new western.
CHEESE - The marRet Is heavy at l2H@14&c
for common TO prime.
WHIsKEy.--The market Is quoted as frmer at
99G100. closing at inside price.
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EssEx.-The following delegates were
elected to the state convention; b A Ste
yens, Josiah Tuttle, NJ A Bingham, and A
b llallbert The delegates were instruct
ed to vote for Hon r S Taft Tor governor,
which insures him every town in the county
except Colchester and Hinesburgh, which
elects delegates Monday evening.
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News work Produce MARKET.

NEW YORK, June Il.
CorrcS.-The market is quiet. Sales OF 1882
bales at lsc Tor middllng uplandS
fLoUR-kecepts 2i9J5 barrels. The market
IS quiet, with moderate request. Prices still
rule In buyers favor. Sales OF l0,s0O bDls super
line western ana state at u j0a5 10 common to
good extra western ana state % 40G6 90 ; good
wheat extra western 80 30GG Is for common
to good extra Ohio 50 10@I 10; for common
to choice extra 81. Louis 80 500 II 90 Market
cOsing dull.
RYE FLoUR.-The market IS steady at 81 81
90 60.
Corn MEAL. - The market for corn meal is
quiet at 81 O0d4 10 for western Brandywlne,
81 70.
opened heavy and l@2c lower. sales yz5,Oj0
bushels at 81 i0Gl Al for No Chlcngo :;
/ 4lsl l5 for No 2 Milwaukee 81 3sCGi 40 Tor
ungraded Iowa and Minnesota spring 81 loo
| 80 for No. spring 81 ~ 81 ~ for winter red
western ;$l 4Ol.a1 II Tor No Northwest II Go
Tor white western ; 81 A. for white spring
RYE.-rhe market Is quoted as steAdy. SAFES
of 1000 OF Canada rye in bond at %.
BARLEY.-The market Is quoted rs uull ana
nominal.
| BARLEY MALT. The market Is quiet and
! heavy; good prime Canada western, - ~
CORN.-Reccipts 295,2sj bush me market
| oDened quiet and llrm. with moderate demand,
| and closed heavy and lac lower. Sales 25d,OO0
| bush al S3as6c for new ana Ola western mixed
| and yellow s5asIi4 for high mixed and yellow
| western 90s93 for white western.
! OATs-ReCeipts $3.50 bushels nrmer. Sales
! OF as 900 bush. at GA 63c Tor mixed western ts
/ ale white western: 60 for mixed do In store.
! The following Is the amount nj grain IN ware
! house for the week ending June IL
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From Boston.

FTTEs
BosroN, June 1j
The leather mandatory of Price Il Ell
lis, Lynn, Mass, was damaged by fire yes
terday to the extent of 100000. Loss
principally on stock and covered by in
surance.
\ NICE FAMILY.
Frank b Hill, seventeen years of age,
was arrested at Skowhcgan, Me, charged
with stealing $1,000 from Frank Browne
in La Crosse, Wis. Hills father and
mother, residing in Boston, are also in Gus
tody, charged with receiving portion of
the money, nearly the whole of which has
been recovered.
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New YORK, June 10.
All the officers of the Spanish war ship
Tornado, which captured the steamer Nir-
ginus, have been promoted and the sub
ordinates and scamen awarded silver medals
of merit.
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Another Sag2Elvc.

Yesterday afternoon officer Williams
made descent upon the establishment of
Kate Ready and found two four-gallon
kegs of whisky secreted in Il couple OF
boxes, which were full and evidently of re-
cent importation. This is the first seizure
of any account for several days.
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GRAND oPENING!!
SPRING AND SUMNER
MILLINERY GOODS.
MONDAY, MAY urnr
When we invite special attention - our
variety OF
FRENCH PATTERN BoNNErS,
UNTRMMED HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS Sc.
We are receiving constantly
DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
special bargains in
BLACK MouATRs AND BRILuANTINEs,
and
BLACK SILK,
at 10 per cent less han they can be bought IN
this county. Also
PAISLEY sHAWLs.
at special prices.
Best Prints 10 cts. New and elegant patterns
WALL PAPER AND BORDER.
We stll OFFER that
CARPETING AT - IT'S
Also other grades at l." figures,
CLoM Otis, PICTURES AND FRAMES.
NEW CLOTII IN G,
For men and boys
BOOTS AND SHOES,
direct rsom the manufacturers.
HATS AND GAPS,
TRI NKS AID vAllsEs; r
| by the set at wholesale prices. Also Glassware
! and Plated Goods.
GROCERIES OF EVERY VARIETY
! special attractions in FLOl H. Including The
New Patent
Can and see for yourselves.
A. HILL & so n,
WALLINGFORD, VERMONT
april3O-itl
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BY TELEGRAPH.


ST.. ALBANs, June 10.
The caucus this evening. by twenty-five
majority, elected nine delegates, supposed
to be for Russell S Taft for governor.
CHANCERY CASE DECIDED.
Burlington Va. Vermont Central railroad
was decided to-day. The petition is dis
missed. Petitioners appeal TO the supreme
court. IL.
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The democrats OF the town OF Rutland are re-
quested to meet at the Village hall. Monday
evening, June ed, 1874. at " O'Clock, for the
purpose OF choosing thirteen delegates 10 the
democratic state convention, To be holden NJ
Montpelier, ON the 18th Inst.
n. S. STEARNS,
For the Committee.
Rltland, June 70, 1914
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THE Best Medical Talent OF New England en-
dor3es w Baker q CO.'S Cocoa Paste for the
use of invalids and persons In health. Travel
crS and students md 1t most convenient, as II
may be prepared for use in one minute, with
out boiling. Your Grocer has It. Established
IA
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FREoKLEs

AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth
and Freokle Lotion, which is harmless and In
every case lnfallble. Or for his Improved Co
medone and Pmple Remedy, the great skin
Medicine for Pimples Black Heads or FLESH
worms. or consult Il. G. PERRY, the noted
skin Doctor, 40 Bond street, New YORK.
april lOleOd,w6m.
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TT II E r | NJ E :

IT H E T NJ E
1t is said are hard, but how much harder for US
to be without the good feeling guaranteed in
every family, and "sometlmes little outside
the family" by our failing to remember, as IL
former years, at this season, our friends.
How many cheerful remrmbrances have been
occasioned by seeing the line ltlle watch, agir
of some former Christmas, or some article oT
Jewclry, so constantly about the person, or at
the Family Table, pieces OF SILVER all telling of
some happy December e5th
Times may be hard, Dul can you AFFORD to
loose such golden opportunities to give lasting
remembrance which can be had so cheap, and
OF such superior quality at the ZEE HIVE
BEN X. CHASE x co
- MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND, vi.
|
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Fire.
TAUNTON, Mass, June 10

TAUNTON, Mass, June 10
The stables of the Bristol county agri-
cultural society were burned Saturday
night, with fourteen horses, mostly trotting
stock there for training. Loss $4,000,
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BOWEN-FLYNN-At st. Peters church, Rut-
Bowen and Annie Flynn, both OF Rutland.
BRIGGS-HART-ln Wallingford, June TN,
by @. Il. Johnson, ESD, James y Briggs OF Wes'
ton and Gertie Il. Hart, of Walllngford.
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weather Probabilities.
Rutland, June 10th, 1874.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June l5.--Sp IN.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England cloudy weather and
easterly or southcrly winds will prevail,
with slight changes in the temperature.
and falling barometer, and possibly light
rain in the northwestern portions of Maine
aud Vermont.
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MARRIAGES.

WILLIAMSON Bellows Falls, June II, Mary
Grace, youngest daughter OF j. ii. Williams,
aged 10 years.
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New YORK S,ocX ana Money market

LATEST MONETARY.
new YORK, june 10.
Money very easy at 2e3
sterling fair at 4-s7a, for 60 days and 4-coH
for sight.
customs receipts to-day amounted to $685.
COO.
Gold dun and firm at llOA@llO't cash. Gold
was In good borrowing demand and easy carly
In the day at l@2c for use Afterwards loans
were made fiat, and finally per cent. was paid
for carrying.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
$4,000.
Clearngs in the Cold Exchange to-day
amounted to s2s, 100000.
Governments firm.
State bonds quiet
Railroad bonds strong.
stocks opened weak and fell of !. to IL per
cent, ON the report that the President would
begin to retire the s?6oC0,0Oo grcenbacks of the
reserve as soon as congrss adjourned. During
the las, hour Of business the market was firm,
and prices advanced y 20 sc from the lowest
price. The most marked improvement was in
! Western Union, Pacific Mail, Wabash, and
| Union Pacific. There was quite n large busl-
ness done on sellers options OF 30 and 60 days
at \ to per cent lower than sales in the regu-
| lar wnv. chiefly I'm pacitlc MAIL. western Union
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anu "up"sh'
Among the sales to-day were 26,COO Western
| t-nlon. 10 600 Pacific Mail; 2SOQO Lake shore :;
| -. =, 90 o,, ,,-,.,
li,oo' tHioH iaoh'V' ti" 10 W" " ""''"'
Gold closed at lll75.
Money at EGGS per cent.
Government bonds dull and steady.
| Where blanks occur there were no bids
| mo ,,lio,rtn.r ore tho CLOSING ouot,ttons.
80, .
| l.. :. GS 81 rcS.....llo's lCleNeIanu, toiuil- 80
I. ;. ts ~ coupon W bus On co
T.. ;. 5-2us '62 reg .l3A y. j. central. lul'a
I. >. a-2Os " coup. ll59 itock lslanu.. 49, !oE
L. ; t-2OS 81 coup .llO'i NIL 81. Iuul. aota
L. ;. 5-2OS 90 old. liza do. Preferred. hh
L. : 5-2Os % new l94. 7. W. W....-.... 30 o
L. y. 5-20s '6i..... .l2O4 do. preferred. 60
l. : 6-2Os t7......i2Oa torl Nayil' - VI