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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-28
CHICAGO. MAY -.

CurcAGo. May -.
4 special from Ma>sillon. Ohio, re-
ports serious trouble al the Ioungs-
Town Coal Comrany'> mines. The
company has employed negroes in
place of the striking miners, and c>-
tabliShed an armed guard over their
property. Yesterday two men were
shot in the act of firing the tre>tle lead
ing from the mines to the railroad. and
both were wounded badly. The Gov
ernor has been appealed to for aid. \.
large number Of deputy sheriffs has
been sworn and placed in the mill.
which is also guarded by an armed
force.
\ National Convention of Dunker>
is being held at Girard. Illinois, Sorne
5000 delegates and 1000 or 5000 spec
ta.orS being in attendance. The pro
ceeding> are conducted III the peculiar
ann of the sect. Among matters
discussed and settled Yesterday were.
that the proceedings of the convention
shall not be reported and published in
full. as it was calculated 10 foster Il
spirit q tpride: that the beard should be
worn full. As always has been the Gus
tom of the sect. hut that the mli>tache
should be cut close and il mustache
alone will not be tolerateS. The
members are not to be allowed to en-
-;t-e in the banking business. rs it
would beget a spirit OF avarice. foster
u>urv and produce litigation. 1t i>de-
cided not desirable to sen boys to col
lccc nor have II high school conducted
under the auspices of Il church. \ re-
quest VAS made for Il committee TO he
sent to- California to- reconcile the
troubles in the churches there. which
was granted. and the Standing Gem
mittee vas instructed To appoint three
elders to visit them, the expenses of
he mission to he paid by the churches
represented in the conference.
Several new suits have been com
mcnced against the ticket agents ot
Wisconsin railroads for Il refusal to sell
tickets at rates established 10y law.
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NEU' TODAY.
FOR SALE.

'I'WO CANVAS TENTS, ONE SIN ~
/ teen by twenty-Six. the other ten by-I12
~ clvc feet. both rapercd and lined inside.
They can been seen on the lot in the rear of
the building known as Brad>'s Restaurant.
South Main street. For terms of sale apply
on the premises, Of L. BRADY.
my.Slw
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MARRIED.

In Placerville. Cal. May Goth. Thomas II.
Ralston tp Miss Georgia A. Congdon.
In Hamilton. May 18th. Rcinhold Sadler to
Miss Louis ludlow.
In Carson CITY. Nav 9th. Patrick II. Null
cahy to Miss Elizahcth q. Cook.
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LOST,

NEAR THE CORNER OF CLARK AND
~ Main streets. II Pocket Diary, containing
an important letter Of 10 valu" except to the
owner. Ii" finder will please leave the same
at ". II. Clark's store.
my2Stf II. OIMSTED.
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Body Identified.

May -.
The body Of woman. found i'll the
water neal Weymouth Landing ve>rer-
day. has been idet titled a> that of Mrs.
Jalia Hawkes.. of 81. John. y. i. She
had been visiting friends at Waka>ton,
and a few days prior to her death left
for Boston to draw money from the
savings bank. and since that time has
not been seen alive by her friends.
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CHARLES PORE was announced to
appear at Piper's Opera House, Vir-
Rinia City, on the 18th inst.
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NoTIcE TO THE PUBLIC.

u,HE EGGS TO STATE
that his wife i a little Insane and imag-
ines that she is in distress. and has been ash :
ing assistance from the public without cause
OF reason. wish to inform the public that |
don't want them Ia give any one credit on my
account without my order. Any ono that
gave her morey Yesterday will oblige me by
calling on me at the Idaho Stable and | will
return the same,
JOSEPH SCHNEIDER,
@my2 -lw Idaho stable.
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THE Feds. snC Confeds. will cele-
brate Decoration Day joiltly in Phoebe.
Satisfactory.
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ILL.-The Carson papers mention
the serious illness Of Mrs. General
Robt. NJ. Clarke.
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HOUSE AND Let FOR SALE

ACCUPIED At PRESENT BY MEYERS 4
~ FRANKLIN. Inquire ON the premises
for further particulars, of
m.2jf MEYERS 4 FRANKLIN.
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BORN.

In Eureka. May 9TH, to the wife Of Ma
,hanicl Diamond. a daughter.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

View Incorporation New Tclc.
graph Line Undecided The
Vnsqucx show Closed by Mayor
OtiS-rhc Officers UtiIixc their
Prisoner for Mcrccnary Motives
Fatal Injuries Seeing Vnsquez.
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An
BNT

prCScut StAtc OIuCefS cleCteu WI vic
Democratic ticket. Ifnot, he "played y
some very wide-awake Democrats.
We have always understood that he
was paid to support Bradley and Ken
dall-with his pen at leaSt.-Eurckd
Sentinel.
We will explain to u auburn
haired young friend what we did in
the election in 1870. We never received
one cent from either Governor Brad
ley or Mr.. Kendall. except from the
latter for travelling expenses. We and
many other Republicans supported
Bradley ~ against Tritle. Kendall
against Fitch, and Buckner as against
Campbell. We did not consider our
self bound to vote the ticket although
we supported many of the can iidate>
and did a great deal towards their cleo
tion.-CUrson Tribune.
We hardly expected the editor of the
Tribune to plead guilty; such conduc,
Is not characteristic of Independents.
And so you did get something from
MIR. Kendall for travelling ex-
penses ?" Don't you think, old man.
that you set it in pretty high
for II night in Gold Hill
and another in Virginia City. Fifty
dollars a day is pretty expensive raw
cling. You see. old man. we know all
about you and the rest Of the indie
pendents. Not n of YOU have sold
out for the last ten years that we can
not tell all about the transaction. 1t
was understood at the time that your
vote was included in the sale to
Kendall and Bradley. The amount
paid WAS 500. You received it
at the westerly end of Major
Ferrend's bar. in Virginia City.
Kendall gave you all of the money.
though Bradley put up. through Ken
dali, one-half the amount. They
thought that they had struck a rich
lead. You claimed. as you will re-
membrc, rnow don't GO back on Your
self, that Won knew all about the in
side Of the Republican fight. and would
impart gu oh information as would in
sure a Democratic victory beyond per.
adventure. Kendall afterwards told
the writer that you wasn't worth a
continental d-n, or, in other words.
that you was an old fraud and had
''bilked' him and Bradley out of 800.
You will further remember that you
blackmailed the Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee out of $50 on the same
transaction. All this, be it further re-
membered. while you claimed to
be bright and shining light
Of the Republican party. You
even proclaim occasionally now,
in your idiotic v~aporings, that you will
not support any nan for Office who
tried to break up this glorious Union
of ours. This everybody knows, OF
course, to be a deliberate lie. You we'll
know, and if you dent. we do. that
you would for a single twentv-dollar
piece, if you couldn't get any more.
support his Satanic Majesty for the
highest position within the gift of the
people; and you know still further.
Parkinson, that you are a fair sample
lacking, perhaps, only in intelligence
of the prime movers of the ~so-called
Independent party in Nevada. Capa-
city considered. as a cheap political
fraud and dead beat. the history of the
world does not furnish the equal of r.
X. Parkinson, OF the Carson Tribune.
-
Az IHEAMoY-S Ian The Carson
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EASTERN DISPATC HES.
BY Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL

Trouble ut tho Youngstown
Coal Minc~-NcgrOe~ Put tO Work
in Place Of STRIKERS. mud q re.
volt Ensucs-Thc Convention Of
Dumker~ Revival Of the oil
Cu~tOuns Of the Sect-A Mission
to California Suits Asninss Tie.
ket Agents.
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GENERAL MARLErTE has returned
TO Carson with his Washington bride.
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ricr OF last week. What's up, Brothel
Booth d?
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Caution tothe Public.

,rHE PUBLIC Is HEREBY N9IlfnL"
that Edward Lacoun,, better KNOWN 'all,s,
"trenchy," is in no way authorized 70 , ~ HIM
moneys due me. and payment nlaJe Dsr.rns
will not be allowed On the accounts 4 {{laY.
to ME. MAAAh myr
Eureka. MAY ~, lS1i-lw
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ACCIDENr.-We regret to
that .n saturday a severe accident oc-
CURED in the RAYMOND a Ely shaft.
10y which j. Mcl.ain va badly hurt.
1t appears that he Was in the lower
colntartincn, of the cage (Which is a
double Ii and iii attempting to enter
one oil the lcNti> NJ, caught between
the Gaze and The tloor OF The station.
Or. Deal Is attending the unfortunate
man. and Is DONG all that i possible
l" insure recovery. Yesterday We
learned that he MAS improving. but are
also informed that at pre>en' il is i'm
possible 10 tell what may he the final
RESULT OF the injGrie>.-Tfoche Record.
IL Carson APY'eai says the air
less orse oil iior>e-tralia" has invaded
Ncvada'S capital.
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nxEu AND WAGONS FOR sAlt'

,ruIETEEN YOKE OF CATTLE ,, san
two Good Wagons for SAFE Ut Isrker
Apply to the undersigned ~ WCClLL
House.
mNe..It -
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


germany.
CONFERENCE OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS, &C.
BERLIN, June 23.-The conference of Ro-
man Catholic bishops opened at Fulda yes
terday and will end OH the 10Th.
The Prussian Government has appointed
official administrators of the dioceses of Po-
sen and Crescent.
Spain.
MADRID, June 23.-Castelar and Martos
held long conference yesterday. The SUBJ
ject of their Interview was fusion Of Repub.
licans and Radicals. The Radicals demand
as q condition of the fusion the election Of a
new COrtes.
ROME, June 23.-The American pilgrims
Yesterday presented an album and collec-
tor of valuable diamonds to the Pope.
LONDON, June ga Florence journal
says: 1.-THE Pope has been presented with a
copy of the address sent from the United
states to Archbishop Ledochowski, of Posen.
The Holy Father, in replying, spoke most
cordially of America and said: The United
States is the only country where am really
Pope in the eyes of the Government. | am
always afraid that the European Govern
ments shall oppose or control my acts;
whereas l can freely send pontitical docu-
mcnts to the United States without fear OF
opposition on the part Of its Government"
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Crime In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, June 23.-At Glasgow satur-
day night, in a disrcputable house, negro eyre
named Maxey killed another negro named
Everett. Next morning the people, black
and white, turned out en- masse in pursuit o, OF
the murderer. They caught him, but ne
broke away and picked up a large stone,
with which he menaced the crowd. a negro
named Jack Martin drew n pistol and hred
upon Maxey, but missed him, and slightly
wounded a white man named j. A. Shirley,
who was close behind Maxey. Thereupon
Shirley, supposing Martin was trying TO
rescue Maxey, fired upon him (Martin) with
fatal effect. Maxey was then overpowered,
brought to town, and put in Jail.
A man named John Brougham was assas-
sinated yesterday morning by another man
named Ellet, in Pulaski county. Ellets wife
left him and took up with Brougham some
weeks ago.
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( RAIIHOaDa. Ann sTgAMEa... q

In AILK0sD AND &, a6U1r
MISUNDERSTANDING AKEA AM, 0Hf0--SfSlI
arrives at IL Exiress trsi,, isayes ~
esps an Saturday I. 9a0 T. il, arriyss Is 40
ON sunday q. a,45 z. 81. for Gordon wis. Rnps
through 70 stlamon every SATURDAY. Arrives in
k siGnso Il S:s aS 4; n
press leaves Richmond daily ut Has r. IL,
Through Mail leaves Richmond daily II 1888 2. n
aaa As raa sayss Richmond ap
,RIcAMOND, FkEDEkICKsBUaG AND, Po-,
sv ans e Leaves
!O:30P. 81. Day siai: ieayes daily at 235 r. III, /
Arrives q. $50 T. ID. Sienr Mail leaves daily lex
a. u. Except aonaayl Accommodation leaves
daily lsundaF exceptedl for Hanover Junction at
York = Nj A kvsR II t "a A y;
ger and Mail leaves daily nj 8 p. NJ, Sundays ex--
cepred) Arrives ut 1910 A. N. ErcIzft with
passenger car attached leaves Mondays, Wednes-
kICH MUND AND pETERsBuRG.-pay5
ThrSaxh Man leases Richmond d,y eSseps OF
evening Mail leaves :4S P. ii. daily. Arrives It
1850 r. III. FreighE train with coach attached.
leaves Richmond daily Except sunday at 4. n
mond ut 8 A. NJ. Arrives ut Richmond at $50 p
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamers for norfolk and James kiyer landings
leave daily Except sunsays) at A. n. ArriveaI
sly T,6 s. 6H6iMrsroy STEAMSHIP coup,Sv
Steamers for New York leave Richmond every
Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday ut hgh-tide. Travel
ers see special advertisement.
POWHATAS STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamers for Baltimore leave Richmond on Tues
da, and thursdays at A. NJ. and Saturdays at 4
L. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND. AND NOR
FOLK LlNE.-Steamers iesve Richmond ut 12 Dr..
every Monday and Friday. je 20
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difficulty from his painful and dan
gerous position. He was carried home
on shutter and stimulants administered 10
him. He soon recovered sufficiently to give
directions how to fix his crushed leg, aud at
last accounts was doing well and seemed
quite lively, though little hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery.
ESCAPE OF rENrrEsTIARy CONNECTS.
On last night six of the convicts employed
on the works Of Mason & Coach, on the VAL
ley railroad, and kept in penltentiary house
at GreenSville, made their escape by saving
out. N9thiug has been heard of them since.
There is reward of $500 offered for the
capture of the six, and $50 for any one of
them, MAX
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Nv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

,-,,r- yoyx lime 23.-Cotton quiet: sales 100
ha lev es upIan M Tie: Orleans, lssc. Futures
opened s1rcng July, II 7,l6@l7 5c32s; A1 Eanr
II i'll &C. september, ll-l6glfA err f Tmr
er. Pork rmer; mess at *ls. Lard quiet; steam N
1iAaIi 9-I6c. Turpentinc firm III 36:313 &c.
kosln heavy; s2.3O@235 for strained. ffe'sh'z'
firm. 400 .,o, ,o,a :, ~
61S4c Southern -four a shade hrmer; common n..D.
TO far extra, s6:20@s6 80; goou 10 cnoee
port AND home trade demand closing rather tsaiel
Corn shade hrmcr; closing scarcely SO hrm 81 o.
Eio. IS%Nt2I ac Santos, zoe. Maracaioo, ls.4a
2Osc. Laxlnyra, 20hc. Sugar steady and In tan
demand at 73i@Sc.; fair to good rehniGss: sec.
prime &c.; good Muscava1o, SIC. ciariaed mo-
iasses quiet and steady. Rice quiet and unchanged
Rosln heavy at $a25@s23oi; TurpsEs tn seay!
Ike. WhiSkey steady at 99c. Frelghts to Liy.t
pool urIner; sail, L@S5-1 &C.; steam, ssV7-16c>
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An Appalling Calamity in Syracuse,
n. Y.-Fearful Loss Of life x.c

SYRACUSE. June 23.-An appalling catas-
trophe occurred here tonight. A straw.
berry festival was being held in the paror
of the Central Baptist church, when with
out any premonitlon the floor gave way.
precipitatiDg room full Of people to the
story below. The parlor was on the second
floor, and the room underneath was also full
of people.
The fre-alarm was Immediately given,
and the tremen buried to the scene. Some
10000 people were soon collected, and ire
mcndous excitement prevailed. Five dead
have been taken out. and the work has hardly
commenced. Probably 100 persons are either
killed or injured. It is impossible at this
hour to give any particulars.
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SEWING ACHINE z ATESTs.-lt appears tnat
the Senate Committee on Patents has decided
adversely to other petitions for seWng-ma'
chine extensions besides that OF WILSON:
Mr. Hamilton, of Maryland, by authority OF
the committee, reports adversely on tne pett
tom of aiken and Felthauser for extension or
natent for Improvement in sewing machines
he also reports adversely on tue let'.lou -or
the extension of the Wells hat-oouy ~ tent.
The Tanner Patent.-The same enp 4mlttee
has decided adversely to the eStehs. on OF TIE
Tanuer car-brake patent,
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New York EsrOhibitiOmiSts.

AUBURN, June 23.-The Prohibitionists
State Convention have nominated Myron H.
Clark for Governor, j. l.. Bogg for Lieuten-
ant Governor, Fl. V. Rowland for Judge of
the Court Of Appeals, Daniel Wolford for
Canal Commissioner, Ira Bell for State
Prison Inspector.
Resolutions favorng woman's suffrage
were adOpted.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 90, 1874.
AERIyEDs /. spSs
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Deyo Norfolk, mer
chandise aud passengers. l.. y. Tatum. agent
schooner ). w. Townsend, Townsend, New York
light, to load coal for New York, Geryas Storrs.
schooner Estelle Day, Cary, New York, to load
coal for Boston, Curtis q Parker,
schooner Mary i Francss, Nc Andrews, PhladeI-
phia, COAL PoThatan Iron Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, WnylSer, New YorH, mer-
chaudise and passengers, G.. ". Allen. 5genr.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia merchan-
disc and passengers. ". p. Porter agent
steamer MISSIONER, Travers, Baltimore, meyeban-
disc and Messengers.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandlse aud PASSENGERS
Schooner Elizabeth White, Rose, Stamford, CT,
utd New York, bark and lumber. Curtis.& Parker.
Schooner Cora. Bush, New York, camel coal,
Currie & Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Cheyio tBr.), Nelson, New York. June 20.
MEMORANDUM.
schooner Maggie Mcdonald, Steelman, hence, at
Philadelphia June 90:
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Steamer Ashore.

TuckERTos, N. j., June pa steamer IS
ashore on Long Beach, between Bonds
boarding-house and Old Inlet. ON Old Inlet
shoals Her name is unknown. The steamer
lies easy, and is apparently in no danger.
Wreckers have gone to her, and until they
return 1t is impossible to give any partlcu-
lars, She is two-Diasted.
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Young Matsdiss ON . 9raise--ssesbodist
District Conventi0D-The Escaped
Murderer.
L Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
I PORTSMOUTH, Va, June 23.-The United
States ship May Flower, Lieutenant Com
mander o. A. Bachelor, with the class of
cadet engineers for the Naval Academy on
board, arrived attbe nayy.yard to-day from
Annapolis for coal. She will sail to-day for
the annual cruise along the coast.
Bishop D. s. Doggett has consented to
preside at the ensuing District Conference
of the NJ. E. church, which assemblies at
Beach Grove, Norfolk county, in about
three weeks.
The negro murderer, Austin Hill, was
seen lurking near his home at Garyshurg,
n. c. A party Of fifty was organized at
Weldon and started in pursuit. Five hun
dred dollars reward is offeredfor his capture.
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JULIUS SYCLE,
415 BROAD STREET,

JULIUS s1cLE'
415 BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS,
is still receiving NEW GOODS by every steamer
and express, which he offers To his customers and
the public in general AT PRICES TO SUIT THE
TIMES.
There arc but few more Of those beautiful
LAWNS at &c. worth zoe. Better call at once.
Look at our 2Hc TOWELS worth zoe.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! DRESS
GOODS!!. We have greatly reduced In prices.
Come aud look for yourself.
FRENCH CORSETS at SOC.
Some of those beautiful LACE CURTAINS by
the yard and by the pair, at great bargains at
JULIUS SYCLE'S.
I'm CASSIMERES and LINENS, for gentlemen's
and bnys wear, we have the best assortment In The
city ut prices greatly reduced.
Look at our 81 PARASOL.
Our stock IS too numerous to mention. We only
call attention to the above goods ana some great
bargains In LACKS, EMBROIDERiES,H HAND
KERCHIEFS, TOWELS, PLAID and STRlPED
MUSLIN, PLAIN and and STRIPED F r, vlTI I3Kia
and pERGALES 9Re anS tKG-e9.sSa Jew Nv
ELRY, &C.
Whoever wants good bargain should call TO see
JULIUS SYCLE,
4l5 Broad street,
my2 3-lm between Fourth and Fifth streets
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From clarke County.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.]
BERRYvILLE, June 20, 1874
The wheat crop. rs stated In a former let
ter. is unusually promising. Our farmers will
commence their harvest in the early part of
next week. 1t is very dry with us at this
time. The corn greatly needs rain, and the
gardens are showing the effects of the alb
Sence of showers with which we were so
frequently blessed lust season. C.. NJ. L.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. June 4-NoOn.-Stocks active and
lower. Money, 2E. Gold, IL ~ Exchange-LonS
4SSb; short, 491. Governments active anu strong.
State bonds quiet.
Erening.-Money easy at 2'5f@3. E1chahee
1885,. Gold active at l11%G111a Governments
dull and strong. States quiet.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS,

CINCINNATI. June 23.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn Quiet and unchanged: mixed, 62@G4c. Pork
and n,iet: summer, 1O4c.; kettle, llE@11Ae.
Bacon hrmer higher AID irregusar; shoulders,
Ike, packed; clear rib, 9Ac. looSe, 93sNlcc Mckt-
Nbbiskey firm and in good demand III S5c.
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New YORK, June 23.-The Fleetwood
Park trOt for a purse Of $500 between
Goldsmith's Maid and Judge Fullerton was
won by the former in three straight heats.
Time, 2:26, 2:21, 2:23.
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DEPARTURES, or sTEAMERs.

Tor NEW YORK The EF4A
l. Old Dominion Steamship Cor pany's -sxaiffa
steamship WYANOKE. Captain COUCH, viii sail
FRIDAY, June Goth NJ 3 O'Clock Z. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock l.. NJ.
Through bills Of iadlug signed. anu goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north. south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York. $l2; Storage, s6; round
trip tickets, EGO.
For freight or passage apply 10
g. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
je 24-3t Companvs Wharf. Rnrsetts.
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CT LOuIS NJ ARKETS.

sT,LoU1s, June 23.-E!our duh and aroopitn asn
some shippers In the market for low grades aorli
Srmer; No. mixed, G0hc track ana esvasor,
a,nady at 96c Provisions quiet and steady any
Small order ,rs.de. Lard quiet; summer heiu ~
1OAc. saleai,ie or 0xc.
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A New Comet.

PoUGHKEErsIE, yune23.-Rev. r. B. Fair
balm, D. D., warden Of St. Stephens Col
lege, at Arandale, has discovered another
comet in the vicinity Of Jupiter.
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A Little Breeze I'm the New York. 81 ocl<
Market.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Sudden upward
i,1mpipg in stock caught many small opera
tors mapping, and several hundred shares of
Central. Erie, Lake Shore, Columbus, Chi
cayo and Indiana, Central and Pacific, were
closed out to-day under the rule: In the
early dealings for account NJ. E. Plat and
NJ. Caldwell announced to the Stock Beard
that they could not meet their engagements
fo-day
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Ltouor License in Massachusetts.

BosroN, June 23.-In the Senate yestet,,
day afternoon the liouor license bill passed
by the House was passed to its engrossmen'
by vote of II TO IA.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 23.-Virgtnia 6'S, DID, 81; cor
sol,dated 53t; ex-coupons, 81. West Firg'-
MAS, IL. North Carolina 6's, old, 20; new, 10
specIal tax 5. Bid to-day.