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Judge Nelson's Reply.

The following is Judge Nelson's reply:
Mrs. Triton: am directed by Chief Judge
Nelson 10 return your letter as it can't be
read in court; also to state that In all cases
counsel have the right to refrain from calling
particular witness, however competent,
and that neither the court nor client can
interfere with the exercise of that right The
Judge also instructs me to say>that the ques-
ton whether you could he called as witness
stands on quite another ground from that
considered when your husband was called
and sworn. lie was competent witness to
testify in his behalf against u third person us
defendant, and while the policy OF the law is
to some extent involved, there was statute
which expressly declares a wife to be incom.
petent as q witness for or against her hus
band.
Yours very respectfully,
G. w. KNAcBLocK.
Clerk of City Court, &c.
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TERRIBLE ExpLosroN.--A telegram was
received ut this place yesterday even
ing, announcing the explosion of the
steamer Senator, on tho 7th inst, on the
Willamette river, ABOUT a mile above
Portland, and the loss of twelve pas
sengers. No particulars are stated.
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SUDDEN DEATH. Frederick Elite, who
occupied the position of book-keeper to
8. Lachmen q Co., wine merchants, was
found dead this morning in his room at
the International Hotel. 1t was not
known that the deceased had been suf-
fering from any disease, but for some
time he had been troubled with vio-
lent cough which left him frequently in
very exhausted state. A physician
who visited the body gave IL as his
opinion that it had been dead for at
least twsnty-four hours. Elite was q
single man, about 40 years Of age and a
native Of Germany, where, it is said, he
belonged to . titled family. The body
lies at the Morgue awaiting tho Coro-
ner's inquest. Cal. sE = As4S
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PERsosAL. M. Morgan, Esq.. for
merly Of this place, but now Of San Fran
cisco, ia on brief visit to this place.
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AZ The Whisky Crusade Fever
threatens to break out again in the
East. .7" ~'--t .-
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~ The new pleasure-sloop Albatros'
carries the pigeon-wing.
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For Sale.
CITY PROPERTY!

r Offer for sale tho valuable block, situate
1 on the East side of the Public square, i'm
Property"-the whole or any part thereof
consisting of six lots, upon which are three
good dwelling houses. Inquire of
N. s. PORTER, Olympia,
Or address REBEccA D. KELlErr, Tenino,
W.T..
Olympia, May /, 1875. 23:w4
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Olympia Prices Current.

MoxEr MARKET. EYE
Currency, here, buying IS; selling 90.
Gold in New York 115h. 81.
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AZ Judge Vineyard has gone to
Walla-walla. .xz.
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Contract Awarded.

WASHINGTON, May 4-The contract for
the construction of the new revenue cutter
for the Columbia river was today awarded
by the Secretary OF the Treasury, to the New
Oregon Iron Works. of Albns, Oregon, for
$90,0 Congress, at the last session, ap-
propriated $225, 900 for the construction and
equipment of this vessel.
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BURGLARY EXTRAORDINARY.

A Band OF Burglars Make a Raid ON the
First National Bank-They Attempt to
Blow Open Hall Safe But Fail.
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EUREKA IA large invoice of selected Drugs
Chemicals, popular Patent Medicines, PERU.
nneries and Lamp Fixtures, have Just been
received at the Puget Sound Drug Store, by
bark Eureka, direct from San Francisco
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Revolution at Port-au-Prince.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, via Havana May g.
A revolution broke out in Port.au-P Prince on
Sunday. Gen. Brice was dragged from
church and shot, Forty foreigners have been
killed. Among the victims Is servant Of
the British consul general. Buildings were
fired and every species of disorder prevailed.
A state of siege has been proclaimed. A
British gunboat is there and another will be
sent tomorrow. Steamers were not permit.
ted to enter the port, and have landed their
cargoes here.
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The Boston Fire Suit decided against
she ClAimanl@. =.

BosToN, May 5.--The suit brought against
the city Of Boston by the administrators of
the estate of Armstrong & Co. to recover
great fire to prevent the spread Of the flames,
has been decided in favor of the city
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-The displacement
of Commissioner OF Internal Revenue Doug
lass was surprise TO him. Yesterday fore.
noon Secretary Bristow called on Douglass,
saying he did so at tho request of the Prest.
dent, and 10 perform the disagrceable duty
of informing him that OK Senator Pratt had
been rendered, and had accepted the position
of Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Douglass made one inquiry only, following
this verbal communication. 1t was whether
his integrity as man and officer had in any
tary replied, not In the slightest degree.
With this Douglass expressed himself salts
fed.
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IMPORTANT.-Endor by the Medical
profession. DIR. WIN. HALLS RAIsSAM.
FOR THE LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and
Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat
and Chest. Dr. TOWNSHIPS TOOTH
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New yoRK, May Mayor Wickbam to-
day nominated TO the board Of aldermen
Gen. VIM. r. Badly Smith, for polica com.
missioner; Jos. j. O'Donohue, for park com.
of taxes; Vincent G. King, fire commission
er; DR.. g. Janiway, health commissioner,
and Townsend Cox, commissioner OF Chart
ties. Probably for the first time In the his.
tory of municipal nominations In recent
years, all the nominees were unanimously
confirmed. On motion Of the Republican
aldermen, the thanks of the board were rot
cd the Mayor for making such excellent NOM
nations. Mr.. O'Donohuc is well known
opposed the Tweed regime and was an ass0-
ciate Of Mayor Wickham In the sub commit.
tee for the detection Of frauds of the CON-
missioners OF 1870.
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For, charlottesville.
>,,1.,,c.. or The Rtchmond ntspsteh.l

.,,,,c.. az The Rtchmend ntspateh-1 :
!''''''',C u,p, o77Esy,ItE. June %. 1873.
~ r-;d,v Ia,t a c,0red boy named no.
y" ,u,n ,sss drowned while bathing 10
. .s. rirsnna river at the Free oriage. ne
INC =, nnich he was drowned was not
N"'., ,hrre feet 10 d,p'h, and bis death re-
'' t.,s s" from strsngula,iop. produced by TWO
49, l,,ys. VINO Gorcihly held him 0nder the
N."' No action has been taken IN Inc
.,,o,,rr. rs far IS have heard.
LII ~, he,,fd term is upon us. For severai
,,,., the Thermometer has ranged from
G,' ,hc mora,ug 10 104 at O'Clock. The
,'.,or mar, q! The nights are cool.
"',., Stranger. are caming Ia to the SENT
'".,ioi EXERCISES at the University. ReSi-
60. thai have bad no tenants for months
r' ''n h.,p taken by persons from distance.
- 1Ts nycrcjs, commenced last night by The
,.,;,o-r NJ the lecture before the Young
49,, Christian Association By DIR. William
- pran,,v. OF + gilmore, 10 very large au'
i;,-,,s from ,owu and the University. DIR.
Tt,n.Iy chose as bis SUI jet 1.-The Tempo
y ,rnr Of Christian Effort" and in an
..a,6 exhaustive maoucr did be sustain
-. far, that he code Of Chri>tianity EN-.
t.~,nd al, The laws requisite to the happiness
.>3 GOOD oil Ill3u tIu' pri"a S-NfssSS~N' $500
I'.,nre was Listened TO with marked atten'
,,n, hr the large audience. r.t. s-s.,
Today commences the rush and roll OF
,vrrythipc that runs on wheels. Horsehesh
.,;r n, q, discount tor the next bre days
AVID rnIc.S i. rains very shortly the position
residents on University street Will be any
sing but enyiaslc. The dust already en-
,aIonas them a cloud, and II itcontinues
.ey DAYS it will require no proiundity to de-
,ermfpe ,ha; the dwelters on that street are
formrd Of husband for that matter have re-
turned 10 dust.
There are more young lady-yisitors to the
commencement this year :han has ever beer
rn,vr. til feared that there will scarcely
l., .3ough young men 10 pair them OF, az
rr,,nv Of the students have gone. 1t may OF
TIA, this shall ce literal ve.ificatIon OF The
:-oDhccy seven women &c.
Your able and ubiquitous "Nlator WI
reyhaps be ou aand; therefore | resign thu
RS, Of The exercises 10 bim.
The contract tor the new jail for Abe
marie county has been awarded to }. .
GLEASON, ESQ. QClP.
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! Injunction Granted.


BALTIMORE, June 2S.-In the Circuit Court
Of Baltimore city TO day, upon bill of com.
plant Of CERTAIN taxpayers IN the city, Judge
P,nckney grsnted preliminary injunction
prohibiting the Mayor and City Council, its
officers and agents, from paying certain ap.
propriationss to number OF charitable and
benevolent institutions in this city, aud re-
straiuipg such institutions from demanding
pigment. - 80:
The City Council recently passed an ordi-
nance, which was approved by the Major
making appropriations for the year 1870,
among which were appropriations to mum.
Der Of charitable and benny lent institutions
onhlic and sectariap. amounting 10 the az
erpgate to $50 900. When the ordinance was
before. the City Council it was vigorously
opposed by number of Protestant Clergy
and also tax payers, on the ground OF illegal;
ity, and also that Catholic institutions re-
ceiyed an undue share. ~ = '''.- s'sl
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Lientenant-C Colo
ncl A. McCook succeeds Mccoy on General
Shernan's staff. ~ :. 800 80 ~
) "A 7,ote prosequi has been entered ia the
three remaiBiug eases against Kinds for al
LEGGED completely in the recent mail contract
frauds. 49, III
:, The Attorney. General has decided quest
ton of naturalization in the case Of Prus;
sian subject by birth who immigrated to the
United States in t848 and was ma! uralized 10
1854, When he returned, to Germany ne
took his son, then four years Of age, born in
the United States. The question at issue
was as to the status of this son, who is now
twenty years old. The Attorney. General de-
cides that the boy has two nationalities-one
natural and the other acquired. The father
returning to Germany and resuming bis ale
glance, the son partakes of the status Of the
father. Being minor. he for the time being
or until Of age owes military duty; but
when the boy becomes of age he can return
to the United States as an American citizen,
with all the rights and privileges as such.
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!, .BlY. TELEGRAPH ;l.,;lIll !.
Arrest ~ q Eas,pesetf RobbeF-spatroBs
OF HusDaiasary- 'ConDtsnE the Money.
.e she Trsasnryr-R nmorsd Discprd

Arrest ~ d Enaepesetf RobbeF-4patPOB,
or HusDaaGryA 1C0nnsang the Mones
i ie she Trsasnry-,- Rnmored Disccrd
In the fCabinef. ii.w 81 s. -. - 3
Ah e fspecian telegram 70 5he Dispatehs] al
/ !, WAsnISa row. Juae '2s. Edward w. Sny
der was brought bere to-day from Baltimore
where he was arrested as the party who
robbed Perrs's drygoods store Of 81 ,OOC
Worth OF laces on Sunday. es
There will he meeting OF the Executive
Committee Of The Patrons Of Husbandry 10
this city ON Thursday, when it Will be
decided where to establish the head
quarters Of, The National 7 Grange and
the place where the next meeting of rtbe
Grange wills be held. 4 The committee
will also take under consideration the pro-
position received from the Cooperative so.
ctettes of Great Britain relatlye..o the estab-
lishmeut or an International system of ,ex-
change between those societies and the
Grangers.5E@ y 7E.2 "a :: a.at3.,jy iii ~ .
3 The, counting OF money in the Treasury
preparatory to turning It over to Mr. New
will be- commenced to morrow under the
supervision of a commission to. be. composed
Of prominent bankers in this city. .,';ss'
There are rumors afloat tonight of discord
in, tho, Cabinet, and the story is reiterated
that Delano has rendered his resignation, As
both Delano and the President are: absent
from Washington there is no way of verify
ing the reports even IL they, are true.
TlMoN.
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For III Di>patch.I
Washington and Lee tnfvers'ty-Ac-
ton OF the Board-Mr. w. W. Corco-
ran Elected u Trustee. a.s
LEXINGTON, VA, June &c,

LEXINGTON, VA, June Is, 1879.
The Board OF Trustees adjourned last
Thursday evening. having been in session
since Tuesday morning. Fourteen members
a. the body were present, the full board
consisting OF Dine,een members.
The vacancy occssioned by the death OF
CAPTAIN David f. Moore was filled by the
election Of Mr.. W. w. Corcolan, OF Wash
ington city. A bsppier choice could not
have been made. MIR. Corcoran has in word
and in deed shown himself warm friend OF
the University, and his accession to the
board causes general eradication. q
Captain Waller Bowie, the gentleman'y
and efficient manacer OF the blue Hotel. !.
4, the students clearinghouse is called, will
ill next session the positions OF clerk OF the
faculty and treasurer. ,,......r -
The Board adjourned to meet again on the
18Th OF July, at which time TIE chair OF
Modern Languages. inside vacant by the re-
signation of Professor Z. S. Joynes, Will De
filed. ". Az.
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commencement Week at the Univer.
|; a,t~f.zg{r .sversify.: .,r VA -a,.s...e !.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l u

3. 6. Z tt~f,zy aversify. .. ~. .a,.,s..s, :
+ H'aii1I Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l u q.
CHARLoTTEsyILLE, June %, 1875 Com
mencemeat week at the. University began
most auspieiously last night with an admi-
.rable address before the Y. NJ. c. Ably Rev.
Dr. w. T.. BrantIey, of the Seventh Baptist
church, Baltimore. The association has had
a year OF very successful work. iii
Large numb ers of the alumni have already
arrived land numbers of others are to come: /;
and there is every indication that the. semi
centennial viii prove most brilliant atfAir.
The final celebration Of the Washington
Society, tonight, was brilliant success.
The. orator. Henry c.. Stuart, of. Saltville,
Ya.-acquitted himself very creditabIy and
won high encomiums. The President-Mr.
Benjamin johnson, of West Virginia pre-
sentei the medal to the best de5ater-M Mr..
Charles Edgar. Nicol. Of Prince William
county, Vain a brief and appropriate
speech. Mr.. NicoPs response was sensible
and well delivered. 'i @ 80. n12
Music and promenading on the lawn closed
the entertainment. VIAToR. !
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LETTER From Hon. ROBERT TooMBs.-
Washington, Ga, June %, 1875. Chenille
men,-i have received your letter Of the l1tb
instant inviting me. lin behalf Of the citi.
gems of A,lants, to cooperate with them in
person or BY letter 10 celebrating the pinety-
ninth anniversary of American iDGepeDd.
epce," for which please accept my thanks.
When the principles proclaimed By our
ancestors in l776, and nobly maintained
and rle,tabIihed by then, shall have been
established, will then, If on this side
OF the grave, rjoice with you'll am
ashamed to sing s9lus to the lion hearted
heroes Of that grand epoch In the worlds
history until we shall have regaioed those
eternal principles OF self.government Which
We have both lost and betrayed. cannot
shake hands with those who dug 1t and filed
it with the bloody corpses OF the brave aud
the true over the bloody cbasm which en.
gulphs also the principles Of rs. want no
fraternity with states or people without Hb.
erty and equality. ~ .
/ ap, very truly and respectfully, your
obedlent servant, Il. Io0aBs.E
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! Elm ANCIAI4.....,, -.
RIcHMoNp srbt, Il, F.x N a1ar

- III + Is. MONDAY. June a. 1875.
b. g. Mshnericsn gold. ] 16k ad.asst ~ ~ ~
so ask 20; 1Fs,nla erred 81 bid. asked. Viz.
ginia IN SrffcelvabIe coupons saY asked as -. :.
+6,tfBf s. rurntes.-tjchuoDd city Sra, 105k BID:
Ricbinonc city 6s, Sax bid. 50 ask. Il: Pe1ershura
city 6s tex std: LynchburB city 81, 10 bid Man.
chester br ift e S,s. SO bid. -
Raflrodd Bords-C Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
nessee Railroan sb5rd mortgage Esd aud j., 81
hid: Richmond Nd Petersburg Railroad Ara mort
gage as. y and ID, 20 bio, 90 asked; Rlcl1moni
ana petersburg Ma hr"aG second m0itasge S,s, A.
snd O.. 100 Did; II teiusord Fredericksburg and
Potomac eairpad mortgage Ts, j. md j., 90 bid /:
Richmond !Freas r1ckaSusg and Potomae RaiIrosd,
mortgage 81, j. md Is. 81 Sid; Richmond and
bid 72k .ked. tgfgtI Il ~ tE,,il -;
i Conat Boada.--James Nisr AND Kanawha Canal
first morigag. 6's. IL. and M So Sd 81 asked
:, tRdssroGd ef6.-tdchaund and Petersburg
railroad, 100 par 20 bid & Kiehmsan, Ereder3eks-
burg and Potomac Raiiroao couAmoar ] 90 par. IS
tomac r. froad 8 percent. guaranteed LOO par, q
bid sicbmond. Fredericksbu sannd Poeus,ac Far
road per cent guarantee dr1 co par 9G I'D: Rich
pond and Danville Railroad, 10 par Odd 1QSl
aaked; Piedmont 'sailroad. Loo psr, 8 bit Clover
Hiil tailroad. 100 par, bid; Seabs AMI Roam
Bank Stocks.--Pianters NstUnal 100 pare IL OK
bids Stale Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, SO bio RIcl
mand Banking and insurance Company IS pr, 35 I
sEnatnaee Comparatively Virginia Fire and Marine,
20 par, 35 bid; Virginia state, 70 par, 25' bid:
100 eld; OlI bomihion, 100 par, e8S bid, isSs
ASKED. ~
Aiscellaneous.-old Dominion Stean1shsp. Com
paDy, 90 par, S2asSed, - =, 20 ft5. 80, s,t
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-. q, 1EeJamt.

p saG + June ss se'fss 2s4a isvor d,
Lady maf ofess al oEondotI and suite arrived
mere this morning 10 witness the intcrna.
aanat Bnp1slug TTheyIwefs cslied
on ~ the Lord Mayor aud corporation Of
pupim ia state and re6nd ueted TO the Man.
SION House. After lunch they, attended q
reyieW of 1T, 600 troops at Phoenix, Park.
fhe American team were also At the review
and were enthusiastically received. This Is
the frss time tbe Lord Mayor'of london has
visited Ireland In state. !, 49, ~, :,
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RE-LEAStD THE PRO n


HAVING RE-LEASED THE PRO- "A
EA9PERTY 31S Broad street. between IN
third and Fourth. I have made great altera, 1T
lions and improyeme MS in my waternains, and have
now on hand large aud well-selec.ed stock Of
FURNITURE, in which Will De found
COTTAGE, PAlNTrp.a ard STaINtDSUITSO OF
- CHAMBEe FURNiTURE at s25, s2s, $50,
FUIIs 'aARs' i STAINED SUITS at s45. $50,
$50, and $65;
wAENfJT SUITS at $40, s45. and $50: t.r
FULL MARBLE WALNUT SUITS at $40, jss5,
wA fsSl Hro beGssrNe CASE SUITS at 500,
1925, $3.50, s175, and 1925, up 10 $3.50.
:These OBS are ali o. The latest styles, richly
PAFLOk SUITS in haircloth. plain and striped
terry, at $50, k75, x55. III 90, 1928, 10 1925
PLAIN LOU aGt at SIS. Al. So. aud 70:
WALNUT LOUNGES In .haircluth and terry at
SO, t15, $50, $25, and $50;
STAiNfDa ana WALNUT w AhDROBESt to match
MATTRESSES FEATHER-REDS, rlLLOWs
: and BOOSTERS;
EXTENSION TABLES, SAFES, &c.
CHAlfS speciality.
Ali of which am selling at greatly reduced prices.
JIsholstern9 and repairing. Chairs cane-seated.
Goous carefully packed for shipmen..
$40 Broad between Third and Fourth. streets.
nv l3-IhS & Gu @F.' =.-
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The UNlyERsITY.-A letter from the Uni
yersity of Virginia to the Baltimore sun says:
r.. g The whole number OF students IN attenc'
ance the past year was 373.. IL may be In
teresting to know that Of this number but
one Is recorded as attempting TO master tbe
science of pure agriculture, while there were
seventy. FIVE In the school OF medicine ana GEE
hundred 10 the sshool OF law. Under sucn q
state of facts Is it to be wondered at loat
!. the mother of sill sciences" should de.
generate to an art and an unaYai!lng cry OF
sterility should rise up from the iandsS
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
lBY TELEGRAPHI 9:E't5'
.-'atg NEW YORK. sf-~l =,

new YORK. June 2s -Colton dun and, easier;
snss Of s2s bales Flour rules Arm
fair air. extra $4,000 So SIS: good 10 choice. IS a
SO % Wh.a, 10 isiT asms q 27@lsS for
aru: II .30@g1.40 for white western. Coru steady
s eny for ef se $50
ga E xh ae
Ccffee-Eio active and firm al j 64@l SIC, gold,
for U;sn'fs S s5s Sss
SSc for Iprme-no saie5 Of any magnitude report
ed: refined 10 fair demand; l0Sc for Standard ;
io Measses dnl AID declining Rice GSi..
aud 1changeo, Tsnow firm al $40 &c; kosin and
Ssss heli Lard
frIIier II T3Tc. Tor prime steam. WhEgey steady
ut al i 9hc. Freights firm. IT, >:
BALTIMORE, June 90 Oats weak and lower at
74@078c. Bye quiet g. S5c@Sl; Provisions trm.
Lara nd o uai anu beavy; rsnned. Il. C.ass
4 %ns Ea ~ s. s as
s,Tong FIout dull Bowaro-stre.t and western
p.rhne; s as@sA rs; sxsra ss@sS;s7: f'gs I,
Il IS eStGa, sS.i2@s5 so Whoa. IN iair &c;
make. rI prn nnSs1 ds red s12s9
for western; southern White, Soc; yellow, SIC.
r1scrNsArI, June 2s.-Flour steady. Wheat
dull: red. Sl.1SDt1.23. Corn quiet; e6G69c.
OIts quiet and steady; 55d5Sc. Rye dull and
sec agd 6ss at
de, 1870 T. sanmes BuS meats strong
sides sold at 1Ikc. Bacon frner; shoulders dull
al 9@9Sc.: ciear-rib sides, 12hc.: Gear sides,
l2Xc. Whiskey quiet and steady al sll5.
PHILADEL pHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
e -
hI w. SpHss 6ess which is ID Ut
use. for extra Pennsylvania ano western 81. ers;
e for ias 20 5000 Goo esaa SE
HoSs unchanged: 800 head sold 1t ~ / @S1l.oO
Der hunared weight. net. n
sa.t }iaaa LOUISVILLE.
Lou1syrrLs, June '2S.-F1our quiet and I'M
chsnsed. What dull and nominal. Corn Gull at
72m73c cats dull at $4,000. Rye nominal
Provisions very strongano ending up@sIas: os
'S2oiAx2O5O, Bulk lnca's-,bnulders, Sht0Sac.:
saES ssss s ssaE siSe Sides Esq s
~ SIC. ''t Wh.skey, sii5: "s17E5H III
.llErt ~. ! ST. LOUIS. Il -
ST. LOUIS, June 90 Flour duh and unchanged
s Whea 81 h Sa I'D J SG ee
s a. s4k@Soc. cash; 65d65Hc. June; 65h@65ac.
July. GAS higher SIC BID; cash les 81 4aac.
hSfb ~ psaS@sse sh Bacnn strong; shout
aeEs emSSr cear-rib7 sides, l2S@124".; clear
sides, lSNl34c. Lard dull; sum INNER, LIE.
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msI "a sSNo!i1 stjrfng;i fresb,, 991c.; regu ar.
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mixed, fresh and regular. CSC, on spot; 6se; ac
ta,s acfI W AID higher; M. q. 514c. Pork active
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-29
Waiting for the Verdfc t--Whai
Reecher Enous About the Jury. =:

NEW YoRk. June 23.-The World pub
fishes an interview Of correspondent with
Beecher while the latter was on the way to
Peekskil Saturday. B,echer Is reported as
saving: "There Is but one man standing
out. The root of the matter is this: There
has been q good. deal Of betting on the re-
suit; still this one man, has been hanging
out from the first. We were warned about
hin long ago. Judge Nelson will keep the
Jurors out fors weeks, if necessary, TO in
duce them to briog In verdict" u -
The correspondent also says that Beecher
said he knew who the juror was who was
holding OUT ..H4a~ 49,
The Jury is still out.