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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-05
GREER OF FORMER xys-
sTgslPFIha EHDED.

From the Brooklyn Sun.
I Sam Butterw orih, who died in
San Francisco, recently, was d re-
markable man in many respects.
Accomplished, handsome aud
courageous he WAS very popular
among those who knew him.
When Dan Sickles killed Phillip
Barton Key, Butterworth's namr
was telegraphed from one emil Uf
the country to the other as the
companion of the murdered man.
His early life was evenful. Butter
worth was bUrn at or near New.
burg;;, in this State. HIS first
practice wasl aw. When quite y
young man he went out t. M,ssisip
ri, aud was very popular there un-
til the braves ami slueiists OF the
s ate drcid. d that he must be kill
ed in order to be negative. A
picked duelist challenged him or
Iusillts4i him, aud Buttt-rwOrth
went to the field with, n great
crowd arOund:: both Of principals,
only q few of whom were with tn
"Yankee7 intruder. They were
both armed with y revolver in
the side sheath. aud q Bowie knife
The ground was measured at ten
PAGES. They were to fire from the
base line, then to advance and
draw the SECOND revolver, and, if
alive, to finisll up with the Bowie.
knife. ButtervOrth aud hiA An.
tSgOnIst emptied their revOlver-
unsuccesstully. The antagonist,
however, shot away the c.ck of
Butterw0Tt tbs reserve pistol. He
drew = knife and rushed toward,
with loaded revOler in his fare,
when something human seized the
crowd. They s~izesi the NJ OF the
m1u who was ready to kill Butter
worth.
"Let the game Yankee live. It's
pity to kill him." was the cry.
BuiterwOrih returned to New
York and engaged III the practice
Uf the law, but being natu' al
leader Of men, with . vehement
Iature and an Intolerance of res-
srximt from interiors, he also ergag
ed in l,ulilIcs. He acquired both
practice xmd Office, and under Mr..
Buchanan was ut the head 0f the
Sub. treasury in Walt street.
Butterw Ofth, among other i'm
s1ense ltigstsOns, led the melnOr-
able raid em the New Amaden min.
lug properly, conducted from the
city Vt New York. After enormous
expense aud trouble be carried the
k<.
superinfend the mine, with y salar,
If e25, 900 u year. uenceforwar.i
he WAC u merchant. He was in.
flexible ia his business tr nsactiOns,
u bitter enemy aud u faithful frien,i,
aud. although hIs appropriately was
great when he hrst visited the Coast
he became power am"ug pOwe' 3
there. He was referred o in judg.
ment and courage, and when be re :
tired from business in 1871, ". &.
kAl>tOn gave him IA dinner at Bel
mont, where the wealth ami IN
tellect Of the West were harmon
n,,lsiy rep, escnted. He died worth
~ ON, 100, mainly made In lands
and real es:ae. lie was q person
III almost solemn purpose, of mar
iiAi carriage and high type of the
Nuriheru man of affairs.
Ills death was melancholy. He
had, accol ding 10 his belief, Il tu-.
NOR an his liver, and his a,"lu,nen
was twics. cut open TO find the i'ls,c,-
aud relieve him. He dit,l vi the IF
fects of these cr1el Operations, lrav
lmg what II more than fame behIud
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-05

A special dispstch from Vienna
to the London Times conveys the
melancholy intelligence of the
drowning Of seventy six Catholic
pilgrims, en- route to visit the
shrinea on the other side OF the
Muir from Idenburg, Tyrol. Over a
hundred pilgrims embarked on the
ferry boat for that aacfed purpose,
bnt from some cause not stated in
tie dispatch the boat went down
about midway the stream, with the
shove sad result.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-05

"Whsi's your business" said
the magistrate.
"Pm an observatioaists, your
Worship"
Gan ol,servat,onist! VIVA IS
that r.
..Ome who looks around in the day
time to see what he can steal at
isht.0
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-05

Gen. 10 .eph E. Johnston 10 10 BE-
master of ceremoniss st the sentsn-
NAL ccl<brsfion.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-05

When u man mistakes the height
of chair he il gong to occupy by
about an inch and half it il Remark
able the amount Of momentum he
will acquire in making that little
distanc-. He will strike that chair
with nearly as much force rs if he
had sat down in it from the roof of
a two story buildind.-Das6xry
Netcs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-05

Only one female Was saved out of
1903 LAZY passengers on board the
iil-fated "Schiller."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-05

Mark Twain says: 81 have soeu
slower people than / am---and more
deliberate people than I sm-even
quit, and more listers, and lazier
people than am. But they were
d lad.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-05
.Anlfrifall 6ifizeil.
llll Jlllla & lllIla County
UANTO N. NJ ISS.
SATURDlY, JUNE :, 1875.

Mr. John G.. WilI'ans hes become
esiitor and proprietor Of the Yszoo
Banner.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-05
Fosters Texas DRAWING.
A farm to every Ticket holder If the
Drawing fails to t.ke place June Goth.

The unlimited confidence and liberal
patranrge bestowed on the Texas Real
Estate and Gold Distribution, of which l
am the Manager, is q subject of general re-
mark. The post efice records Of this City
shows that We have received twenty-five
times ~ many p. o. crders, and registered
letters with money then similar enterprise
of This City Of larger pretensions. The
Managemtnt take great pleasure in &C.
knowledging their gratitude to the public.
with the assurance that the Drawing will
postirely take place On the Both day of
June, 1875. Our October Drawing took
place with but ose Posttonement, and 80
would this, but for circumstances (sce adj
vertisements and cixculars) utterly una
voidabie. Our success is such that we
We can pafely promise to refssd erery cent Of
money and prest NJ ssxry T.cket-hoider tcith a
Ieras FarM if the Drawing does not take
place on the 10Th of June, 1875. We also
offer pan (see sdveret 10 ,mea;) whereby
these buying Tickets can keep their money
IN a home bank till the Drawing takes
place.
J. E. FOSTER, MANAGER.
June SGT
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-06-05

I'll only ask a continuance of the liberal
patronage, 1 have received in the past and
by deserving, hope to receive the same.
my29-m3 r. Y. SCATTER.
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rtlLosAN ofrlcf. 40 ASS STREET
>MAK 4, active Young woman wants Al alton
a lI sh hrr, .rcnri rcu1nrrY. all al tao Ne'A 800
flr-t Az. second moor.
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,ptrsJnIl A1t,;,s.

4 LIOtFIrER~ and soldiers wOun lei however
~ sliglily, Cl1 Obtall pension thrl1h Dr 4. y,
JACKSON late Shg 'Ol u. ; NaYYi N'N rhtn) 80.
I'OI NStIiOK MORRIS r. DOWllf, % Nassau
\ "a. ADVICE tree uh oAtlriaNs.
~ kinIrcl ltfclOlS, sprrliI ant , arr "
cure ny lENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. D.. IA LnIdt.on
-y, may 2NI 4. nlurs to 3.
ElOBERT III ~CH, come 10 New YurE for your
Ia bruthcr's WIN IS d}lnR.
fa,' M''' F'''"'''' Please let me hear ira % ~
Tor nave found H. o." ll'''''"'
AMY ~ NDAN TFi,EGkNM ADNERrlSFS
Y FstE Fuk LAIOREl,S. LONG HOEEMfN AND
Stew nORtS, ~ iENfIlS AND MoRkl NGMEN
MD MOthlNG WOMEN. The sun says. We There
r9rdl y nlgt al prr'ous Who nave hitAcgto advr
Used thef want ANA ar1 too poor TO insert them IN
me sun. "a gel them nut into the sunday Telegram
nothing. In dong this We are nctul cl by double
motive; nrI, to aid the chamb-rmiids aud washer.
women aud Soconaly, 10 give tho SUNDAY Ioiogram a
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tnrs

I!IR ROBE-! lu robes' Fur Knncsi Al
y Ninis, gt wupl sale ST. IN I Els tAillOl
CO.. 3t rrccr-ia near Hrnhd
IIytRN ,,QNE. EA.N.FINn, M0wk HH.sENH.
D 81 TELEGRAM. = ANS 81, BtFOKE sATCl.
DAY NOON. so CHARGE. The sun says " We
the efort rAihy urPT ain persons who haY' "a htTto
adNcrrrl fh'r as. lun arc TO %" r - iuscri tntn
N TIE sun, pet them INTO the sun las Irir
for rotrng In dong this We are artutcd hY douule
motive: rr-t, ~ and the chsnbrrn tls and washer
women aLd secondly, to give The sunday Telegram
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rI,Ilr sINnNY TrIvGnAM N

n NtEl Isl Or Apl FREE II YOU w ~.
NOi.h. tii,'I COM, FIST SLkNfn lIr
says: We thcicf re Curat ,llF urge e. uNrs ~
have hitherto adycrisnd tnrlr wants, am 81, Coco -
to insert them lu me sun, to get IAcu Iut nlI ~
day lci"giIm for nothing. Ia dong ms W. 49, l'
atsu Is double motive nrii 20 aid the ch'f lrr
aud vttt .rNo'lrr ant secondly, Ito slNc o., NlJ
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tlnlntliL
sl5;als Cams.
InvINN SAYING IN-rIrTTION.

1885,, o. NNil,E[ ; /; ,,,
Inter, commences from Isl January, Agtil, July
ana o. uher.
BASH OptN DAILY FGON 10 \. VI TO3P NJ
WALTER ~ t0NCkLGN, prcsldeAt.
NNNprERiLr l.. brNroN. srcre arj.
ITNIuN DINE SAVINGS itANk. sol AND SOS
I CANAL SI..tor. iigm. opcA4. IN Eom - TO D.,
a,s No"T bnlr s:Piis. o. Ni ST'T l ,Sf!
buuks. - EN,llsai. lKtN,ll. ANp GERM An.
r. IS. ARNorR. - rotary. q. tilAPiN. Treasurer.
'INiE SUNDAY TtLti;RAn ADVrhIisEs
ri.tt tOG LABNl.rk~. 10 ADrunNE a. AND
AND WonklNG MONIES. Inc sun say I'VE there
fart cordially urge an p,r-u sNhp Nc hitherto adNCr-
lsid their want. and TOO poor i.rrt them In
The san get them put intr tae luIay Telegram Tor
nothing. In dong this W. ave aCfuNci Nv a double
motive; FRET TO aid tho chimh ruiits and wa-n,r-
som IA; and SECONDLY to Eve tie sun ny Icrsran a
49,"
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ANDI>t. MAS. WITH unrx optional reference,
n wisIe, a sit.ae m As ASSIST o. some rDnntiug
.or.r cr mercaniii- Onsnesss security given II
qlir q. Address VI. - lti,n L. y. =. =. o.
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SUNDAY TALitK
- Pisit z INO Chs IS.
CIR. RI ALTON f1N.nDo COPIES
Advertising f-.eio anpAr'i-. out OF cmp'oyincn

I'T'-T T-'TE - - ~ - - ~ - ~ y '
The -un says: We therefore coriial' urge al per.
sons No - hitherto Al'cfi.rd their wants anu A =
tlHl .et 90 u 90 l4e ~li, 10 sttf tHI lu l' %
tHr Sunday relc-fAr. TOY nothing ~ fo' TINS We
srr. Of D.. Nf % Nlflrri nr-t To tl thr rNlN-
l'r. trf WASH 2 l % a. sec'nii.' 10 -Nt ihe
sunday re.e.r D. 4 t'
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tltopo5als.

CIAIED PROPOSALS vii be- received unti
- fcp. l. 1874. 10y th' ll.i ~rfE> or HE MN
YORK. AND BtOONlNN nNiprN. pt lhcir OH e. n
water ST. ruO .Nu. =. \, fpr 10 manufacture ana O.
l,rry Of ~ ton,o cls' H''l Nrr ropr. required for
g. erection Of INC temporary foot bridge err dc
cables and other appliances ny 20 th cOnsiruc
ton OF the man cables u the Eat River suspensi IN
lr 'gr.
Printed - cincations together wi q any ~. = MIR
regard tu these rupc- uny fr onfllurd ir m
the secretary Of inr Board, o. Of M 'uc nnnrcr,
". \. ipthllNG.
'E'ur .SlNDAN ThLt,KAH ApNtRIlSaS
Fl.tE FOR LABo.ttl.>, LbNh~ip tLNtN ND
SlkNFDOlit~, PLAS lItEii-, AID NOAkl NGMtN
AND MOl,kING MOhkN. lue Suu slyfs " Wet ere
fore c'rd'ft ur-r l persons VINO nav" hulrrio uN r.
tiscd thrr want, anu are too moor . Insert thrm in
the sun, to got Thorn pat INTO tNc SIrdai Telegram Tor
nothing. in dong NM w. are nciuaied nv Il 'ub'e
motive {, 10 nd inc chamhcrinidi and washer
winehi aud se uudly, to I've ~" SnnlN I"l.s run
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DNNI NEN~IIIF NOFIIE,. TN' c0pITmer7Wp
hereto ore rNislns hetNVNn lhtrirk tnN ana dOnn
Cox, under O. nnn name of csc pr Iin u"ll,rs
frnt' anl rrnlur' M The cora rot Nv,lH and cen
wien st~. ami NJ iN Fulton row tod uunhpr .lh Nrst
Washington Mnrarl, Ia ihc tix"f 80 ior,,n : been
dl solved % mutual consent Tn huslucs, win bee ca !.
uuctrd as heretofore hy John COX ~ a. Fulton row,
West Warrington Na-ktt, ana hi ritrrk cox ~ IN
corner of NcrirJ and hr'hNich ST.. each cXcusyrly
on isONn .rr1uI' ana rrsplnsi my.
DAt'a NEw OKG. NoN. 20. 1870 JOHN COX,
Ia tf.aN
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SHOEN tkIR~ ON h,,| arl nl--r,' c.,tom
= shoes good "ore arn Iuly. u1'+., H,Jir aV.
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fI'O BOOk BINDERS. Ohe VINO Is goOt hnuk-
hndrr IN Is also Nrt good 100 mar lus 60 * en-
piofuirut, Wuuu WurN ~ ia nrinrAc IL Desired
Atdrrss JOSEPH lllH'tiBLki, l,03i Dean 81, Phill
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Advertising free 70 all parues out Of empioym-nt
The Snn saws Wc therefore cordially urge all per
.o.r tNnfrN A.i --te ais ~ .t 90 wants anu ar'
fpp moor l,srr tlrm il sint g'i ,1"n rli int
tns Surf Oierr IN fNr rnhuE. IN coins ri. we ~.
nr'ulf.d iit tuule motive. INST. ad fe rnn nrr
nalis art vast renrlru suI secondly, to give "a
-undns rcrgrnna lft."
1tLLGHAN OFFICE. so. . AIS srEgEr
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NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
2b1 AND asa BROADWAY,

NV YORK, Dec. .. 1873.
Ataresul,r meeting 81 the Trustees 81 tie National
Trust Company held this Ga,. the "a semi annual
Dividend 90 -Four - per cen Ct Jared from the
earnings Of the last months. payable and after
Jan. :, prox
Trau.fcr books VIII he clio cd from Dec 90.
J. {. CRU lKslIANK. secretary.
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alaJ,s ans Nit,b,aui,t

:hal,s alO Mitbtiuit
reNUE BHEHE RANCE.
Il $50 Tor 81. II er.i ~ uiiy size, put up and
Wnfr.Gfed.
JAMES & kiliI AND'S
nea l'DNA nANlE
for wrench n.is nnd small house,. Price with water
hack. to me trade. e..
JANi, KIRKLAND.
40. ls selfe a..
'luIE -I>DAN TrLEl.HNu WILL. NJ.
\ ' iR1 i~G FOl. lOI fitff. ~ lOH WANT
WORK. flnsT CoNk fil.SI st.NLD Tue sun
says. We therefore iiAlN urge an persons who
have hitherto advertised their ants. too Or
H. insert Them TIE sun 60 got them puf INTO the sun
C-y Tcle ram for noiline IN d'f.g iui. W. ire 'c
afrd auuu'I~ motive: st. ~ All DO chafn1 rI.las
and wa.herSomrns -ui secondly, 20 give inc SUNNY
Al
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Mss IHAt ARRAY.
Author Of "OI Kra.ns' IN" "Miss Angel &C.

Hirpsr'i P'roh -, ,oN gin, prominent an, 4hon 10
u. 0ri'v,non " ne 'cn,1. al h'e,sa"7nai bs'o
siryn.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED SfATES MAIL.

BETWEFN NEN YORK AND LIVERPOOL
'alnds az CORR i.r. or hJtA way.
sailing every lhur.d y from Liz ruuo. ana cv ~ sh
urliN from Waite star Wharf, Pier o., Nor'r ry'r =,
CELTIC. Dec $40
ApRIATI Observation-Disclosures. Drc n r. v
NAl RIO ...... .................. Dec u.s. $3.50 A. Y
NrhM Nl''.. .'.'....'..+.... ...,...,...,'Ah
Iasr niger arcpuno iAtiun is unrivtllel. 'tlIus Az
aulc>hips. saloon $40. $50. and Siuf gli. keipr
Tickets on favorable tcrns, Stcerlge. -
y. 49, PASSENGER tickets ana drafts can be ol anN
~ VIII star " art, OF Of Yves. lOth
I'D. NOlslIS Agent. 10 10 nauwas. Sew inrA
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i TNIT INT. ~ VN. UTIITIN, TAI'I, HON
MAhl.L-. EMBROIDERY AND IA l. HANDS. AND
ALL LASH or NOilhlNiM y AND NOi.Hl NG
WOMEN. fhe sun says; I'VE .rrefnrc cOrdialh
urge MI persons who nave mhcrto Advertised Their
Wfnt, mr. TOO poor 10 laser tHru rhc , to get
tlcm at into the sun 10y irrsrlm for nOthing. In
dom! M, Ne nrr artu TED ny double Mo'iYr M T.,
10 AID he en- Pre- crn,ids and ,sh,rA nmrli n G.
Ondy, 10 giyo t.e sunday ls.c!rIm m"
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FNCE no DENTs.
Cha lLAIlOA ljn.ppO COPIES.


Inc sun snysi I'VE u'rlcior' coriiily urge al l'r.
-oN- Who ave hthrrn ndNrrii cd hrlr wants gun are
tnfoor 90 insert them iH lh" SUM- 20 rrt rn mt mo
tue -un y Telegram lr upi niuf In d' iug us Nc re
a'iuAii ht double motive. hrsi, 10 Hi1 the amber
WAls anl vH.hrrNomw; and secondly, 10 give the
sunday lNi' gram ma
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one cory Qrnfh,r ViH be ~at for OIe VsIr. POSIdGE
PEkPIIp ~ N. Pybister.t to d'v $ I,e'r'b,r IN ne
IHrsd Sfl'esor CUdh. on recruit OF f0ar DoilIrs.
HARrER's M,GAliNE. H,RrSR's wsEsLN. and IiAR
rrE. R,zAR. for one wear. 500 Or any two for q ;
povIye prci1i! ~ % Pa,h,hsrs.
An Eeird copg oCoMsr q, M,oA2iSs wsEKLY. or
BA1AR tW b. sent 0Fuii FOR ersry Civb " five sun
scRinrRs a. " clci IL ons re1ifItts or Slr copics
rpr SEQ. iriihom eyrl COPY. poNig prepIid ~ ne
V'abhAt-rs.
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.fo1 snlt nnN 10 xt..

nFFiCE>, 10 LET In second story la 1Giii1.
mont ANA relr, .-ll -htsl AnI "a D. t'A % M
pN at san fabrication re Nasal 4Ai ran ,''ft Sc
's'O LEI, ncip rent; from - 10 go mouth for
hJnrs aud sIitc5 OF ROOMS. Apply At al2 East 10
st,Lcsr - ay.
fEND ItT Cpmmodiou- aplrm' nts for iamili"s, at
I 23' Mulberry II, between Prince ahd s'rius 81.
4 ilsEE fOit' BOOK fOLDEl,S. PAPER l,OX
MAkfi~. ENEt,uiDEl.I ANpLACt HANDS.NND
AiItIAS~r- tlF WOl.KiNGMEN AND WORKING
MONfN. The syn says; We therefore rilil
trlr eli persons VINO have hitherto adteFi-el ih"4r
AMI poor To Insert thenln inr San, 10 Z
lhcm plt INTO The sunday Telegram Tor nothing, In
DONG tlI, ~ are ariuatci nv double IN ltVr; hrst
90 Hid ne rNamhcrmliss AID " 81 women ard sec
onGly. TO gNc the sunday Telegram lift'
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GTArE IINR. 70 GLASGOW. nlI'AsI

- ifioi@ LnNpOS nEgi!Y, 4 -, calm tom Eags
lItr n lbHh"u Ferry, y. y.
srAlEoF lNplNNA lnursiay, D'', .
SRA ~ Dt pINNSNLN NNfA. Thursday. Dec 10
pass! NGtRS tORN ARDED DlRft TO ALI
PARTS % EUROPE Al LOWEST RATES.
Ste' rage rs low IA by any Other Inc. l'Hrs Tor n
and upwarc. For freight or passage appy %
AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 Co. Agents. - Broadway.
Storage pI. -age Office. a. BtOIlVay.
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SUNDAY TtLEt;RAM, -
- fltlt T. TWO ENI>.
Clltt lAlION linuDJ COPIES.

} Z. ~
Clla ILAlION linWO COPIES
Advertising free 10 al partlrs ont 81 emp. yncnt
The sun SAYS We therefore corlall, urge all per
VITO have hitheru advertised fhHtr wants. and
tue sunday Tie rgfnn u nothing IN dom inl, We arr
nrtuate ny double motive; nus - an tlr CHAMBER
maids and WIS cr unrr, ana s'condlt, TO give the
sunday Telegram Mt
1ELEGRAM OFFICE NO,eANN sri,FEr
FHlO BAKERS. Firet.rass mcnrin be- hsd At Grand
ora rof Acccptrd 'Akcr, mouse Of 'all, corner Of
AnNl and iafAirt SIS, Br0IkIfn.
IH'O BAKERS. W'a'cn \ s.cad, man az scconl O..
I hand o. br ad AppD cOrnrr 'umhcranl n. ana
lHrs avr Droo@Nn.
WANTED A si'uuln ~ - midli'a'ed man ca
w panl VI ~ irs ch1rlc Of prone, and kgepihs II
gwen Addre'aJ s.. GA El-' - n 80
o. EA~g53D ST. ry.nt -irl WIS rs {, do
> sC"'ril h'ui W'fe sp'4 ret 1eA''s,
ne DAN., room /. not nor \ WON 10 wishes
TNNf 10 take In some huic. aud gepromcn's
Mathns
SUNDAY rftFFt'ihffMI coy1s
ClRtiLAIipN ituulJ COPIES.
ADV ,rilsng free to an pariie. oui Of employment.
The sun saws. We therefore cordially urge nh nrr-
sons VINO baY hithrrtI iuyetlsc their wants. and nre
the Sunday Re egfam tor nothing In doing Tina We
are hriult"d by double muliNri nI,t, 10 MD tie
thamlrrnlids ard waSlrrNon. n ana secondly to
givc the sunday Telegram 'iit,"
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PORT Of ALEXANDRIA,. JULY 6.
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AIM 81
SchE II R Congdon, New York, to American
Coal Co.
Sehr G H Moses, Stonington, to American
Coal Co.
Schrs j L Tracey and Index, for Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamship E c knight, New York, by Hooe
s. Johnston.
Steamship New York, Philadelphia, by 4
Reed.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Curriomsn, by f A Reed.
Schr Mary E Long, Georgetown, by + A
Reed.
schr Nellie G Payne, Georgetown, by F A
Reed.
Schr L a Rose, Georgetown, by F A Reed.
Schr Louisa Birdssll, S%toninglon, by Ameri-
can Coal Co.
Sehr Ellen Tobin, Jersey City, by American
Coal Co.
Schr H Huddle, jr., Boston, by American
Coal Co.
Schr Henry Finch, Norwich, by American
Coal Co.
Sehr Sunlight. Boston, by Hampshire and
Baltimore Coal Co
Schr James MCGEE, Washington, by VIM A
Smoot.
Schr Gettysburg, Boston, by j p Agnew.
Schr Francis Barron, Petersburg, by J Z
Agnew.
Schr May A Drury, hence, at Boston.
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bequeathed it $4,000 0 for an astronomical OBJ.
servatory, but the latter gift is contested.
Ground was broken yesterday at Atlanta, in
the presence of an immense crowd, for the At
lanta Cotton Factory. Hon. A. H. Stephens
and others made short addresses.
Hon. Hamilton Fish was yesterday reelected
President of the Society of Cincinnati of New
York. The annual dinner of the Society took
place last evening.
Yesterday no fewer than eight persons we're
admitted to the Pennsylvania hospital in Phil
adelphia, for injuries received from frecrack.
ers, pistols, powder and so Oh.
Moody aud Sankey announce that this vii
be their last week in London. They 90 to
Paris, where they propose to hold revival ser
vices.
BY a collision on the Southside Railroad yes.
terday, near Far Rockaway, two trains were
wrecked. Seven persous were killed and about
twenty injured.
President MacMahon has returned to Paris
from his visit of inspection 10 the inundated
district OF the South oil France.
The groups of the Right in the French AS.
sembly have decided to vote against a dissolu
ton 10 August.
The Masonic fraternity in Egypt has started
q newspaper in the Arabic language, devoted
to the inter est OF the Order.
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The Plantation Stock Journal of Texas, upon
the subject Of stock raising in Texas, and the
future development of the industry, says: The
three-quartcrs Of a million of beef cattle which
Texas has sent, for the last three or four years
annually to the markets Of ST. Louis and Chi.
cago, have not, in any material degree, dimiu-
ishcd the price of butchers meat in the market
of the chief cities of the Union. With a quad
rupled population, even, the demand, and con-
sequently the price, would, without a doubt,
keep pace, since Texas is now shipping i'm,
mcnsc quantities of canned beef TO Europe.
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Arrived-Bosts Samuel Swsine, Nj OConnor,
J w Carter, Park Agnew, Mary Mack, Lily
Lemen, Nuty s. Billy, DR. Broderick and II a
Garrett, via Rock creek, to Hampshire and Bal
timore Coal Co; Rechabites, Nj NJ Lewis, II G
FlSgg, Jas Dayton, Pr Uhlsr, Wm Gregory,
Go; J Crane, to Constellation Coal Co; 4 Zig
Ter, Thos Moore and G G Kelly, to j 7 Agnew.
Departed-Boats w E Bell, e Robb, E Bsyer,
NJ Fannon. 6 b Porter, Fleming y Mottcr, 5
Lloyd, } Alexander, a Adams. j Spencer, j
> swift, NJ Sandlord, ID >,ewart, Rcchabites, NJ
NJ Lewis, A Garritt j Crane, Geo Hughes, I
5 Dixon i Co, Ohio, j Spencer, T Moore and
Silver Wave.
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The South Carolina Bank and Trust Com
pany, at Columbia, s. G., suspended on Friday
10 consequence, the president says, ''ot coDtin,
ued withdrawal of depositors and a constant
run on the bank, oocasioned by a vague alarm,
which has existed for several weeks, together
with the impossibility of collecting the loans
due the bank" The State deposits in the sus-
pended bank amount to about 5000, 900. 1t is
understood that the bank has been for a long
dme dealing 10 old State claims and advancing
to various State institutions. Governor r. X.
Scott, Comptroller General Dunn, and other
radical officials, are said to be large losers.
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The Fourth was celebrated in Washington,
yesterday, by the Old Inhabitants Association,
before whom an GRAFTON was delivered by Jos.
IL. Bradley, esq. At Philadelphia there was
a succession Of billiant military and civic events,
chiefly occurring in Fsirmount Park. Among
the incidents We're the dedication of the statue
of America on the dome of the memorial build
ing. New York and other cities celebrated
the day. 10 Memphis, Tenn, the colored
people present Gen. N. B. Forrest with a ban
ner, in token of reconciliation. In Atlanta,
Ca, a mass meeting was addressed by Hon.
A. H. Stephens. The day was duly honored
abroad. The Americans in England gave a
festival at the Crystal Palace, Syden ham, which
was attended by many distinguished persons.