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1b.EGRBpHlC BREVlTIE8.

Tho United Mates ship Portsmouth Afrivod at
Honolulu Jan. Y.
Tho Germans Z bloomington aro about to
buil'l $40, 600 hal for tho use Of cite cotntnon
tocicy, i'll which Sail DO united al tho lesser
oues now in exiRtchco
At least 1,5oo people assembled st the Tirat
NJ. Il. Church Of Meuyi1!e, ra,, on Sunday
afternoon, to witnesH or tke nart it, religious
railroad MEETING. Which wa conducted by rail-
rond tncn Of dfForent clasHs from Cleveland.
Erie and oor pIaces r,aipres}ting tho Young
wns manifested by the ra'lroad len Of that city
that !nrgo room will be lifted Jpn tho Atlantic
4 Great Western ]sa1Iroad Bhofh at once in
which to conduct religious exercises.
A.ameot.,g Of tho Merchants E1canco Club
OF tonIlc nEuifs, held last evening, IT,. aubjoet
Ut a Nason-lriIgo across tho A1ieHeurl N-er was
warmly discussed, and committee coEisting
Of j. VI. aIure, J. r. Stewart, L. l.. Shngat Ii.
r. Montgomery. John Dohany, ". i. hpp,
William tiroueweg, s. Farnsworth, anl H. j
Cory, appointed To confer III tho matter wih
t!'.I!ar Committoe from Omaha.
Tho Chicago, Rock Island t. Pacific Ratlzoal
Company announce through ther Agent, Mr.
H. y. Marsh, OF Joliet, that tley will transport
coal f,r tho poor Of Joliot free Of charge from
my point OIL their lins. Mr. J. A. Henry. Z
no,1llecs 10 the Union Relief Association
t!,ut lu will donate to tho poor i've carloads o
cnal at his millos, OIL tho limo Of tho Chicngo
hlton Ruilroad. nut moro ii necessary, IL tia
Company will bo as generous rs tho lsock Island
The receipt Of the Times hoax at Galesbur
cat1se1 much excitement and discussion there
TRIBUNE Subscribers denounced It as Htrat
institution, at ouce. Tho arrival OF THE TR1noSl
yesterday WAS awaited viii, feyeriAa anxiety
Tic roiined, educated majority thore denounc
the great lbelcr without stint. There ar
apoloGiats for tho cruel, heartleHs fraud, aud IL
l,mi. 10 tho denunciationH of tho int1un.an out
1age rerpetrated On unnuspecting people, Th
result il react,ou In favor Of TnE TRIBUNE,
paper not forced to rcBort to subterfuge for bel
, 1875-02-16
WISCONSIN.


xprcfat Dispatch to The Chitdno Tribune.
MAp1aox, Wis, Feb 15.-Both Houses had
brief session tonight.
In the Assembly, communication wau rccciv-
cd from judge Small, asking for bill OF rarstcu-
lars In tho impeachment caHs brought by N. =.
Murphy, Of tue Sentinel; also. communication
from tho lattor gentleman asking that cunnscl DO
employed.
MIR. pinnoy ob]actei to such employment.
Mr.. Lees moved that q special committee be mp
pointed to consider tile communications, Witch
waB,carricd, and AeBsfB. l.eeH, Comstock. Farms
worth. r!unoy. md koEshaw were appointed sucli
committee.
The Assembly concurcl In a memorial to Con-
creeB for tho extension or time Tor tic c0nBtruc-
ton Of tho road from vt. Crotx to bayfield,.
In the Senato tho nomination Of Dr. q. Wright
M Stato t'eologist was confirmed by voto OF ~
to l.
4 bill passed 10 encourage tho building Of .
narrow-gaugo raruaa md approprtatng *s0, oo0
for tho erection ut tho University Of now build
Ing for scientific purposes.
, 1875-02-16
A Nrts2sh Citizen C1nsnurittR NJ ths
Qutcs of th0 rIo0sicx TFonsufy LOT


H14UtuuDs -......... ... ...
FIRM, tho indianapolis Journal ftb II.
When the LeRtslat,lrs passed tbs law at ths
Iast gossloa to taLe up and pay. principal and ~
tereBs, the unHurrsIsisrcd Internal lnprpfonoS..
bonls Numbering III all 100, We bbliove. = soGs ~
little difficulty WIS experienced in finding az ~ ~
lucky holders. Tie honda we're iasued N 10y;
aud Bince that date mnuy Of thenl have paea" ,s.
through many banda, aud had peeo@n eu;au
lost to view. Spectators obtalned Possesa'avna, an,
for payment. A batch Of twenty-five VIZ az
apparently lost, though, and oil attetpta 70 u,3
them up from oblivion, for long time f'sohss es4
ftlitleas, but one day 1t was ruuored thas lae%
wero held by al English chpltalgt. taieptts" tss
American, perceiying tat thinR at the w.. ~.
end Ut tho trail, followed 1t up, aud wont W ,h III
gland. lie caulo home Gro long, howeSer ~ wa ~
q iugubrtoua cnlntenance aud mum hontni ~ ia ia
II was supposed that he had fallsd 70 tlee. ~
bondholdor, aud for the time nothing faf'uSdi .md
was done to hunt tho mythical lndlvtdqast III Il
tho circumstance had almost hesn forRottet. III
has nor tEauspired that the atory, ~ orRlnIn ~
rotated, was true, and. as fotclpse ia
mipdes. letter wks received ysaterdaT D, ,,nm tU
Hon. u. @. Shaw, 1te4surer OF 6tase, ;s;na nVu7
lamos G. King Il Bons, ot New York, con.s,spee 3
intelligence calculated totaIse bis hair
tbs ofect TINT Quo Of their London {Eng eofi" ~.
spondersa (ns1ne not giveu) held twenly, n'gu Han ~
totna1 Improvement bond8, Of denoht1na'ssn ~. N
OF 81 00D Issued by Indiana In lb3o ahne. ah1sat,op
act Of Congress- and had entrusted the co't;ii
Of the same to the iltul mentioned. IhG Uni hi
litter was Written mhin!y for inforn,s.o,,5, ~ N
from surfacs iudltattons there Seems w " thu
scarcely gIeau OF doubt but that they ~ ibs
outical bonds that have for 40 long elaaea s
grasp uE fortuna-hunterr. Tie tots! ~ aayn asn h
neadod TO redeon, Them will be about To-.
they hAys beeo bearing per csnt antesss' A'
tho date OF lssue.
, 1875-02-16

tl,s drunhard. "1m going on after rcAt;" hu.
tho tlog continued 10 tug at his trousers, T1s us
reporter stopped 10 aco Tho onl of tls curione ,s
scouo. "tfhere, thcro!" cried thu mar ~ a,
length. "I'm going on. You'll! tonr tho brcesbes.
an me-" 1lo started, and tin dog trotlc1 at his
hocls. After low yards The dr,,nkara acan ,;n
atoppct, aud tho hnmo Bcnbo occurred, tl,o d.
Erowling and rnarpfug until Ills 'nn4ter began ~
20 forward, Tho reporter wont mlta out Of ii.
70 A., ndu eaw xvi lin Vnr Gs a t na master
infection ns tho tlrunkard reeiod over his thrcn.
old,
, 1875-02-16

4 troupe Of JuEaNcse actors aud kclresBes IL
nnw rer,otlninx ut one ut tho paslsian theatres
Ukaliuu, young glrl of II, une ot the ,rl,lcipn
eetsessen, il yury pretty, and haa already found
many ud.airers atnuuH tho yo,i''s mon Of Paris
Tnoy aro obliged, however, to avail themselves
III tie se1yicua Of All Interpreter n order to ex-
press their regs1d TO aho fair Japansso. a,d thus
lalliy their I.ttu.p ~ 4uit himself. note sent
by III a1tieut Adurer, tho other day, was ren.
dssed thus by tho falhless interpreter: "lonng
Htranges-I know not whether all thy country
Who tell ,Ieo thou ait beautiful boldly ute,
ialschppd lila ug!jcst French Homau iA luucl
layellet Lhln taou art"
, 1875-02-16

New foNK, Feb. 15.-TLs Ilev. Fhshor Uyrno,
tlo President of the noulau Catholic Total Ab-
stucnco Union of America. las writton letter
advising that tho organization should not take
part in tho pnrntlca Oh 1T. Fatric's Day, partly
on tie ground Of excessive expeuHe, and partly
f,r tho reason that parade. det1acs from tho re-
l.Siuus associations or the day,
, 1875-02-16

Parfs Correspondence .Srw lark Jfmss.
Here il = true and curious dog sturY: The
other evening reporter for tho uanlots was go-
Ing honls lata st night in tho mtdst Of must hor
r,L1e weather, mhen he overlook = drunken 1uan
trying to climb tho Hue De Rome. IIo was tol-
louod BY 8 mongrol cur, VIM kppt at his hse!s
and seemed to stAgger like his master. Tho
drunken man stopped, aud the dog bosap to bite
d kis legs. "Lst ms alone, will you7" crlod
, 1875-02-16
KANSAS,

Special Ddpateh tu J'he Chica9s Tribune.
TopgxA, Kau., Feb. 15.-!The Senaso spent
some time to-day discussing tbs bill authorizing
County Commissioners to provide uecessar!eA
for destitute persoue by selling scrip. but cams
to 10 conclusion III the matter.
A bill reducing Hhezins fees about as per cent
was passed..
4 blu to sssebliah salaries Of State eaaeszq
, 1875-02-16
MICHIGAN.
NO DuHIkESS TRANSACTED


NO BuBINEsS TRANSACTED.
spscfal Dispatch to Thr ch.caop Trfbu.s.
LAsalxa, btich., Fob. 15.-Tho 1lonas mot
without quorum present, and adjourned till
Tuesday morning ut 10 o'clock.
Tho Senate adjourned till tho Hama hour after
trnnaacting business Of no particular conse-
qucncs.
senatot GrenHol introduced bills to amcua the
Police act of Detroit, and to amend Sec. Q OF tho
net concerning tho ntenngrsphcr OF the llecord-
ers Court in Detroit. It limits him to his salary
exclusively.
, 1875-02-16
FOREIGN.
Tho Now King OF Spain Recognized
by Great Britain.
Ninety Persons Killed in a Chinese
Prison Mutiny,
NIncNIahon Unfortunate in His
Cabinet Selections.

GREAT BRITAIN.
THE NEW srAHtsu noyEhSMENr RECOGNIZED.
Losnos Feb. 15.--In The House Of Commons
to-day Bourkc, Under Secretary for the Foreign
Department. In roply to tho inquiry stated that
instructions would bo Hcnt tonight to Layard,
tho British Minister at Madrid, 10 recognize
Alphoneo as King OF 6patn.
1.opcs, acting by advice Of DiRrael[ arelogtzcti
for and withdrew the offensive expression lie had
t,ped tn regard to tho Homo -Nulcrs.
, 1875-02-16
FRANCE,


TAnfs, Fob. t5.-No ono 10 whom President
MacsiaLoii Inns applied to form Cabinet is will
Ing to undertake the task until tho Constitu-
tiotial laws aro decided upon.
THE w1ArfFEN LInEL CASE.
TAnlH, Feb. 15..-The libel cana Of Gen.
Wlmpifcn, against NJ. Do Caasagnao, has re-
suited In verdict for tlefandant.
, 1875-02-16
GERMANY,

KARL blind ASSAULTED.
LONDON, Feb 15.-Karl blind, the Liberal
German po1iician, las becn seriously injured by
German fanatic, who assaulted him.
, 1875-02-16
A Somewhat Detailed History Of
Mr.. Speaker Haiues' Oh
streperousness.
No Session Of the Illinois Senate Yesterday
"A Dull Day in the House.
Other Legislatures.


SrsctGt ULspHfGh 10 Inc thstHd* IF'HH"'
SrRlSar1ELp, ILL.,, Feb. 16.-It IL hardly worth
vhjle at this juncturo to speculate al to the
prospects of the pasBago OF any important hheas-
| ures this session. Tho first business to 10 dis
nosod Of is--IIalncB; and till llo bo disposed Of
1tltlo. il ANYTHING, can bo done. Tho matter ot
| JIaines is that he hna no notion of doing ANY,
| thing clso than kcop up muBs. FROM what
I lave secn Of him I doubt wheti,-
or In lis present position he
would 10 capable Of aueht else-whother
| indeed he can 10 other than maEpaot. But In
any event, lis highest ambition is to figure rs
| tho chct periormer Ia a political oircus-show.
| lie Is possessed Of extraordinary tncsso and
amazing strategic talout Of tho sort TINT in-
yosiably trips the stratcgist. With wondrous in
dustry ho tolls and ploss, layng his far-roaching
plaus, which extend from nothing TO nothing.
mil can have no possible result save to reno"
tho tempest in tue teapot. Tho Democrats
hive well-nigh exhausted themselves In attempt
ing to suppress Hainos. The Independents,
ditto, They thought thoy had done 30,
when, after all the Hevcre discipline adj
ministered by them, ho was brought to
reprcsa his extraordinary persistent captiousness
about points Of orlor Of poiut. The ses-
sous Of the earior part OF last weok gavo hope
ful promise that uaiues at last was suppressed.
But he ia breaking out again With Liza Committca-
I of-lhe- -Wholo project aud his e1traordinory per-
rer,,.,,a H., .t+o,nntiro IN dctAte t1,a rrtnoral
toitnAn.o ~ s,;.,.ster. - t1,ais .,m.
ot eommltteo e'erRs 'S'acloFy 70 'heit eol, ,
tnitteeH, In order to make places for liz corps OF
bustcd-up and frayel-out -slingers tho sorr-
cat lat ever bcLoll hanging on tue outer
fr,na ~ ;ournspm' ,rha prospecta
ll'"Be :, ,sss,e;.,..
are tint 10 VIII 60 ON oscaR,ue
out In fresh spots until tho House, thoroughly
! demoralized vi5tually commits jclo de Sc. Theu
. r,po world 20 homo in such high CLEO ns HatneE
,....ir e., t., lilo o,,,n,n,,on av1dent1v thr
hinsei'' 1oi ~ LIZ '1S ,S"..a ~. 1sa,,, W ~
j. bigger the row. tho Postor h.s ptobpec.s "
! coming out ahead In the next EubernalorIa
CANVASS. Possibly, however, tito hard-hondod
i non,oorots .vf,o i,ara nccn driven to the verge
+. ,..'. Dolnosa w rI.t,,s ,,.r =, ,,vt IN ahae,
t OF ehau1aoee Ny 'alEs'' "'"'' ~ ''' 49, a..
n desperation, clap an e'Itiag1iH1of OF some sof
a up,n him. Wien they do, apeculatious as tc
J. whit tnls General AssoIubly will do may be
N n,r,s.a.roa j., ,,,l.r
II '"'"o'sN - ,rr,n ,.,r,,r,.,
l. p. "AiSEs ""Iaf "rhH.n ''"
Ut la' sieat afo1su 40 =. w 49, ~ 49, r1;as
L. liai!es life; Tor 1t IL to DC pfhtea IN tho eca
rr 10 liMrs at least that IL Hl!at ilalhes coAnt'
o. on. for tnht liz cua1lploab NV n'es
, 1875-02-16
GREAT BRITAIN,

Dublin, Feb. 16.-Arcllbishop Cullen. In A
pastoral lctlor, cundemus tho mission Of tho re-
viyal prcachers Moody and saukey (of ChicAgo),
Who la Bnys, pro1niee salvation by foolish sonsa-
tionallsm, without requiring repentance.
, 1875-02-16
WEST VIRGINIA.,


VOTE FOR UNITED srArEH SENATOR.
Husr1HoroN, W. W., Feb 15.--Tho joint bal
lot in tho Legislature for United statos Sena-
tor to-day stood: Gen. jackson, 2G; Walker,
%; Price, II; tho balance scattering.
, 1875-02-16
CHINA.
:JAtI. IlES0LT,

Lospoy, Fob ia telegram from Singapore
rcports that tho revolt Of Chinese prisoners in
Jail thoro Was llot suppressed beioro siSty.soven
porBons were killed and injured, including aix-
Tern MlrdnnH.
, 1875-02-16
NEBRASKA,

NOOn Fur F11USuUHAFHEHH. !
sptein: Dispatch 10 The th'caao TRIBUNE.
OstAHA, Nab, Feb, 15.-Tho Legislature OF
Ncbraslsa has passed law authorizing the Np-
poiutn,out Of shorthand reporters III District
Coulta, pay to bo IS per Cay atl 10 centb por
foilo for writing out tentimony.
, 1875-02-16
me1iatoly and get tho gooda now III oohu o"s u


TIC WAfGh01IFtF.
THE suxrnr civil aEnyicE n11L:
The Ilnnsc Cu,nmittrc on Arpfnpflhslo:n11. 10
t,.v completed tho s,,ndry Civil Appropriations
,ail, The PRINCIPAL now items ara VI WY. WY tor
tin Goyernncnta shara of eSrcnaos OF me LIS.
.r,ct Of Columbia; @i5.o'o Tor tho butchtae oi
Mira, llannnm'B portrait Of ttcn. ihotnhs. ehd
f.5 mo fur tho purchase o Chrnenter painting
of tho Signing Ut tic Emancipation Prociana-
lion, ..-..
THE STEAMBOAT hfL1r
81 reported hack to the senato to-uar. is etanI-
oil I.y tic committee OH Commerce III the 1ot-
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GEORG ETO WIN.

THE BREAK IN THE CANAL, which was
reported in Yesterdays STAR, having been
repaired, the water was let INTO the George
town level last night, and work mas been re-
stunned al the mills and coal wharves.
IMPROVEMENT OF BRTDGE STRFFT-Tba
Work OF lowering the water mains on Bridge
street, between the market-hOuSe and aqla-
GucJ bridge bel:lg completed, the street is
being graded, and the work of paving the
caIriageway and sidewalks VIII be com
menced in a few days.
ELL-FoUNDED CONPLAINT.-Thcre is
considerable complaint with reference to the
shabby condition OF the carriasewav over
the aqueduct bridge. Those who have occa
sion 10 cross the bridge frequently complain
lhat since they are compelled 10 pay Such
eXOTbitant tolls, the roadway of the bridoa
should be kept III better condition.
SIMMONS x Co. to-day sold = 900 herring
at l. Per thousand.
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R0ard OF Health.
MoRTrAKY RECnRn-rrRLIc 1-I

HoRTUARY RECoRD-PUBLIC URINALSFTC
a meeting OF the BDari OF Health was held
last night. DIR. Cos in the chair.
Mr.. LaEgSton, from tine special committee
or oflais. reported That negotiations are now
tending for new barrels for the OiorleSS EX-
cavating company. and that conference
with that company was fixed for today.
THE NoRTUARY REPORT
for the week ending Nav % 1875 was real
showing the number of deaths to have been
-, OF which number 81 were whites and 3
blacks. Prominent among the causes We're
consumption, pneumonia, hydTOcephalus,
WhoopIng cough, meningitis, commissions,
paralysis. congestion OF brain, gaStritis,
hamoptysiS. and old age. The number OF
marriages was II and births II. The mortal
ltH was u more than last week. or at the rate
OF -n.oS per LOO per annum. II IS per cent.
o. the deaths were from zymatic diseases
2lbt from constitutional. AIS from local.
IDS ron developmental, and $40 from vio-
renee. Rate of mortality OF the white popu-
latlOn was 1872 per 900 per annum, while
the mortality Of the coIOred population was
900 per l,OO0 for the same period, Rate Of
increase of the white population by births
over deaths l23 per 1000: while the decrease
OF the colored population by deaths over
births was 2IiO per 1000 per annum.
PUBLIC URINALS.
Il communication was read from the Dis
met commissioning. from which it appears
that, under date of Nav 18th, 1875. the Boa ri
Of Health transmitted to the commissioners
favorable report from the sanitary commit
tee upon the subject of having public neceS-
SaTleS and uriEals furnished throughout this
tiIN ana DeOI-tUDWn. Inc COMMISSIONERS
referred the subject to Chief Engineer Hoxie,
VINO. in reply. states that he has consulted
with General q. l.. Babcock. who replies ihat
he took measures to provide such convent
ences for women and children i'm the pub
lie reservations, some two years before the
Board of Health took up the subject for CON
slderat1on- he declined to Accommodate the
general public Chief Engineer HOXie re-
comments that the Board OF Health be re-
queSted 10 submit plans and estimates for
the construction OF the urinalS AT such points
as they may consider the demands Of public
mealth require; such points 10 be designated.
Inc report OF the engineer bears the ildorse-
menJ OF The COmmi SsiOuerS. and was referred
10 lhe sanitary committee, with Instructions
10 TAKE The necessary action in the premises.
Ihe application OF G. ChriStiani for the no.
Sltlon OF apothecary TO the poor for the firth
sanitary district was referred to the health
officer.
POUND LABORERS
\ communication was read from the bpaIt
ofhcer recommending that the laborers to the
pound men be paid at the rate OF =I.15 per Cav
SfiteT j Qne lSt, In consideration of the great
hardship and danger they endure. No action
was taken.
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TEE COURTS.


POLICE COURT-JHdJe Sa6H
To-day, Patrick Foley, obstructing side
walk by placing goods thereon; =. Margaret
thompson forfeited collateral. EleDOrl
Coleman, same. Mary l.. Simms loud ami
60lsterons: -. Thomas Perry; same s..
Minnie Bates, prostitute and vagraut was
sent down. George Jackson, trespassing on
pubic reservations; -. James Neal loud
ana bolSte, Gus; -. Thomas Hays, same: IS
Joseph Radford, charged with polling clocks
without license; continued. George Bros KS
and John Turner, loud and boiSterOuS talk
ing; -. Sarah Dawson, swearing; -.
Daniel Buchanan, cursing; 3. j. s. Barnard.
charged with acting as book agent without
license; SD. Maria White, larceny of a :
note from CathaTine Sullen; SO or thirty
days. Mary TOlsOn, threats to Annie Gibson;
bonds or Jail. Thomas Craig. assault and
battery ON VIM. :, ROwley; bonds to keen
the peace. Lucy PendletOn. threats to
Lizzie Buriick; bonds TO keep the peace.
Ecbcrt Darling, driving ON the Sidewalk: -.
In the cases of Mr.. II. a. Rau and Geo w.
Eosenbury, the first charged with selling
candy, and the second with selling produce
in the eastern market without license. in
this court yesterday Mr.. ROSenburv was fined
so, and took an appeal; while the case OF
Mr.. Ran was dismiSSed.l
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A LEX A n D RI A.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDEs.-Mr. Daniel BAY
less, an old resident OF the city. and one
whose mind has become impaired. wandered
ont 10 the banks OF the canal yesterday even
ing and while standing upon the abutmant
at the east end OF the first lock below the
basin, drew his hat down tightly upon his
head, and placing his hands In TIE posi- lion
usually assumed by boys just previous 10
diving, plunged headforemOst into the level
about ten feet below, in which the water was
seven or eight feet deep. Mr. Il. X. Summers.
who witnessed the leap, instantly seized a
boat hook, by means OF which he Succeeded
after much difficulty, in dragging the un for
tunate man to dry land again. lie was nearly
dead when taken out of the water but after
partial resuscitation walked to the head OF
the same lock and attempted To iunp into
the basin, but was seized in time TO prevent
the execution of that design, and escorted 10
his home. IL was only short time ago that
he attempted 10 commit suicide by taking
lauGanum.
y colOfed girl known as "Mo,ly.- siv-
ing on the alley connecting Alfred and CO.
lumbus streets, between Prince and Duke
streets. impressed with the idea that her
lover had deserted her. drank three drachms
of lau1anum, but that fact having been COM
municated 10 DIR. Edward Stabler, he admin
istered an emetic, and the desired effect OF the
noXious dose was prevented.
FISHTcwS. - Affairs at Fishtown have
nearly assumed their usual summer appear
ance. Some of the fish houses have been
closed, the fence between the place aud
Shoots wharf put back again, and all the
horses and wagons, fish women, and nearly
all the men that have been about there since
the beginning CT the season, have taken theif
departure. The booths, however remain
open, AMI viii. il is understood. be kent open
all the summer. The receipts of sturgeon
are larger than ever before known, fort two
large ones lying out like dead soldiers in one
OF the fish houses there this morning. besides
numerous others elsewhere, and selling at
from IS cents 10 II apiece, at which prices
many Of them were bought and seat 10 Bal
timore.-Gasette, an.
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WITH VIEW to changing our business,
we propose 20 sell our entire stock OF iuun her
anu good viii Of the buSineSS-one OF the old
est established in the District. The stock on
hanG is all desirable and well selected. seas
oned and conveniently piled. and embraces
me various descriptions of building lumber,
nard-WOods, &c, usually kept I'm well con-
Quoted lumber yards. The yards are adrnira-
Oily located in Georgetown. and arranged with
every convenience for handling lumber: the
Improvements are complete, including first
class wharf, fronting on the river and access
sible from both Water and Congress streets.
ms is rare opportunity for persons wish
ing 10 engage in active business.
+. PTCERELL x Co.
Go % Mltnr Strent L.enrn.at c,
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Tire pfa

BALTIMORE. June 5-yirsiuia 6s reelarS az:
Do. eotSol Undated. 5,-- West Virginia.. 81: Sorta
aIJ7f - -
B1LT-goEE. June Section dnll-midiIing Isl,
Eie1r dnli aAd uucha- gel. Wheat a -ha.le better
but quet aud unchanged. Corn dul--outhern
white. - southern elav, 3; mixed. SlS,a
81. Oats dun aud wesk-southern, 7ea75; western
white 10a7l: western mixed, 6Sls9. Rye quiet. Liza
Lie: Hay quiet but hrH-unchanged Provisions
dull aud III settled. Pork. - tTa3lt0. Bulk meats
sh' ncers, 81: clear rib -ifes, II loose: packed
ias higher Bacon honlder 9bs: Gle N rib sides
rs, bans, l59sal5. Lard dull and nominal Batter
Eir5Dg and unchan ged. Petroleum nominaI-crude.
6; renned, Is. Coffee yery dull, but stesly-orit-
nary TO prime Rio cargo es, l5hslS5s; jgbbing y
higher. Whisky very dull, 20.
NEw YORK, june 5.-Stccks active at better
prices Money! Gold, II. Exchange. long. 4S75,;
short, 4sl3z. Governments dun.
NsW YORK, Jane 5.-Fl0ur dull and declining
Nheatdull. shade firmer. Corn quiet, very firm.
fIOND0N. June 5, lzSo .. m--COnsols for money
g21laS2>s; fer account, 92ss s9Z' !. Erie, 10.