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EArclsiOr saloon.

This popular saloon, corner Fourteenth
,.r1et ard Washington avenue, is open to
the public. The bar Is supplied with
pure wines, choice liquors and the finest
brands Of cigars.
S-9-tf A. kEAvs, Proprietor.
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seed Potatoes.
Just received at the New York Store
Choice Northern Peach Blow Potatoc
for Table and Seed, for sale low.
33l-l0t 4. q. PATIEI & Co.
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Real Estase and 1lOase Renting Agss
-CollectOrs. S'Onveyanrers. \ CHARLES
pue1ec, ana l.Rad Agents OF the HI
Quincy Railroads.
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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DKrAnrMryr. Rivxp Rxropr. I
June y 1875
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Below high water Of 1874
JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, signfl Service. u. s. A.
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SEE koCH.-C. koch, at his shop and
store room, No. 80 Commercial avenue,
has for sale stock of boots and shoes of
his own make also tull stock Of leather
and findings Tor sale; and a
large stock Of st. LOUIS GUS
tom made boots and shoes. He
keeps the bes. material and Is up in all
the latest styles. His fits are perfect, and
satisfaction Is guaranteed. Give him a
call o-23-tf
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ispalOSaI.

Thirty thousand just received at the
BULLETIN office.
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SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1876.
Envelopes.

JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant Signal Service. L. :. A .
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Hibernians 90 the front

fhe proposition to haye general cele-
bration in this city Oh the Fourth OF
July having fallen To the ground, the
Hibernian Fire company comes TO the
front and will give grand parade
and picnic at Scheel's Washington Gar
den. 6-3-tf
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Books ana stationery

hooks ana stationery
Going like hot cakes at the old stand OF
Rockwell. 6-S-3t
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1seHtesnbc

Bankrupt sale Of books and stationery at
Rockwel's 6-S-3t
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Enterprise Savings
BAN K.
CHARTERED MARCH II. 1861
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO
OFFICERS:
Stafford, President
s TAYLOR, Vice President
w HiSLOP, Sec and Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
P.W. BARCLAY, CHAs. GALIoaRR,
Y. ii. SToCKFLETn, PAUL g. Schulz,
IL. IL CrSNISGHAM, II. l.. HALLIDAY,
j. NJ PHILLIPS.
INTEREST paid on deposits at the rate OF o
l. per cent per annum, March Let and Septem
DER lst. Interest not Withdrawn d added imrne
iiately to the principal Of the deposits, thereby
giving them compound interest
Married Women and Children may
Deposit Money and no one
else can draw it.
Open every business day from IA m. to p. IN.
&. saturday evenings for savings deposits only
rom 20 O'Clock
W. HYsI.oP. Treasurer.
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A Seven Year Old Murderer.

The Philadelphia Times says -
On Saturday the Goth ult., at Hope
and Canal streets, Peter Newton, n
boy seven years of age, and another
lad were playing game of marbles.
A dispute, incidental to the game
and generally considered necessary
adjunct to it, arose between the boys,
and while they were arguing the
matter and their attention was dis
tracted from the ring, Joseph Wish
man, lad scarcely eight years of
age, ran towards them, and, it il
supposed, merely rs boyish joke,
seized the marbles lying on the
ground and ran away. Newton i'm
mediately ran after him, was about
catching hold OF him, when Wishman
turned about and struck him. A
quarrel was the consequent result
in which Newton, the younger of the
two, was thrown to tho ground.
While he was down Wishman kicked
b i'm as hard as his infantile strength
W ould allow, and thumped him Wig
orously with his fist. Newton sue
ceeded in gaining an upright posi-
tion. when his boyish assallant again
threw him to the ground and had
begun kicking him when a party of
lads, who were standing by, interfer-
ed and pulled Wishman away. The
latter then ran home. Newton,
however, still lay on the ground, and
gave no evidence of life u is young
companions, alarmed, raised him up,
and found that he was unconscious
Assistance was Immediately obtain
ed, and the injured boy carried to
his home at 12S Otter street. He
remained in an insensibe condition
until Tuesday morning, when he
died. Wishmap. who - 70"
l''st"r street,
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Surgical Operation Upon a Rooster.
New LANCASTER, May 20, 1879,

NfN isNN'ANliN, NlN ~, INi ''
Mr.. EDITOR some time since |
was Informed bv Mr.. IT, w. Ul>h, oi
West Beaver that on examining Il
choice flock of chickens, he was np-
priscd of the fact that the old rooster
was seriously i'll, and, after close cx-
animation, found that some hard sub.
stance had collected in his craw. Mr.
L. knew that unless speedy remedy
could bc had. he must loose the old
pot. lie therefore took his knife ("kilI
or cure'). cut tho craw open, removed
the hard substance, sowcd up the
wound, and put his pationt into box
behind the stove. Mr.. Y. then waited
eagerly To soc the result of his first at
tempt at surgery.
Tho chicken recovered so rapidly
that in less than two hours he picked
M corn rs though nothing had been
wrong. The matter that had collected
in tho craw, was n bunch of grave
about rs large ~ II hullcd walnut thor,
oughly wound round with grass.
saw the chicken not long since
and the cut in the craw was not quite
| healed. +.
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Snyder Co. Sunday School Association
Sirth AnnMal Conrcntion

The sixth annual Convention of tho snyder Co
y. y. Association convened at Selinsgroyc, Ma.
i6tn At 8 O'Clock =. VI. IL the Absence Of Pres.
Rev. ID. Miller, Norton Glover was elected pro
tenn. Devotional exercises wascondueted by Rev.
Br'm"r.
eran, Rev. T.. Reed. Alfred ,rburgcr, Rob
Swinrfcrd AMI q. 2. Ulrich.-M. Eh-cppai, Mrs
y. Gross. Miss X tie T. Blker, Lewis b,bb o.
A. Meyer, =. X. Hoi.r, aud Norton glove, -
Reformed, Mis- Sillie II ,hue, !. l. Wigner, NJ RS
J. s. Wagner, and Newton stsley.-2id Luth
Prot. Noetling, Peter y. AlDert NJ. l.. Wageu-
seller, NJ; siorks, J. A Ziceer, Mrs, j
Mrs y. schoch, Misses Lizzie B,rn, H.,tie
ZiegIer, NJ. a Ecsbert and Alice Wagenssller.
Monroe, Jacop Heiser.-west Beaver, J. J.
The three following questions were chosen for
discussion during the evening session, via; ist
What Is the Obi - Of the s. y. ;and hlw is 1t best
attained %. What should be the exercises OF
~" =, seiiooit 3r Are there any yong persons
ne comfy who have thus far not bsen brought
into the s. s. II so, how can the >. 5. be made to
reach that elass1
Adjourned to meet stT:30 p. m.
TUESDAY EVENING SESSION.
Devotio ionai exercises were conducted by Rev
Discussion of subject. The third
question for discussion was taken up
viz Are there any young persons in
the Co. who have this far not been
brought into the s. 81 If so, how can
the s. S. he mad to reach that class ,
lst speaker, Rev. Belmer 1t is not
hard to decide as to the frs part OF
this question. II we look around our
town, we will find plenty ofyoung men
who do not attend s. s. The question
of importance is, how can we bring
them into the school, and how can we
keep them there We should adapt
our instructions to the growing minds
and wants of tho young. We should
have teachers able to instruct all class
es-- young and old. The most effect.
i've way to bring boys and young men
into the school, is by personal effort.
Our schools may be made interesting
but unless We speak to them, they will
not come. Ifyou want them to come,
you must send some one to pick them
up and bring them here.
2nd speaker. Rev, j. Il. Honeycutt
II scenes tn be admitted that there are
children not reached by $. s. How -
they to be reachedf Nearly all
some extent brought under y
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leased from custody. Yesterday
morning the Coroner held an inquest
on the little Newton's remains. The
post-mortcm examination revealed q
confusion over the loft eye, and when
the head was dissected a clot Of
blood was discovered in the brain
and fracture of the skull beneath the
wound Death resulted from the
fracture. The jury rendered YER
dict in accordance with the facts,
naming Wishman as the guilty
party.
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A CARD.

To all who are tu0ering from the
errors and indlscrelions Of youth. nervnu.
weakness. early decay, loss Of ma nhood
sc. will send recipe that will cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This gieai
remedy was discovered by missionary
in 5 ouih America Send self addressed
envelope 10 the Rrv. JosEruT. lSxAS.
station u. Bible House, New York CiIy.
Apr 10th Gm.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser, having been permanently cur
ed Of that dread 4 isra~e. Consumption by u sim.
pie remedy, IL suxi ious ~ make known TO his fcl.
NV sufferers the means pf cure. To all who 4 e.
lire II, he will send copy OF the prescription
used free " charged, with the directions for
prepa ina aud usina the same witch they will
hnd q Sure Cure for Consumption. Asthms, Brn
chi,i, a.. Parties wishing the prosecution viii
plelse al lress R.v. Il. A. WILSON.
lsi Penn ST.. williamsburgh. Now York.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years nom
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, aud all
he effects of youthful indi-cretion will, frr the
sake " humanity, send ftee o. all who need 49, the
recipe and direction for making the simple rem.
edy by which he cured. Sufferers wishing
10 proht hy the adycrtiser's experience can do 81
yb addressing in fiii confidence,
JOHN IL. OGDEN, AZ Cedar at New York
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COM
FOR LADIES'.

A Funny Little man came courting mo.
Lemon 30
Can there be harm in Missing 2 Linwcoj35
Flirting on the streets Stwart 3oc
Give Inc u handsome young man Pcrsley35
lie had such taking ways 0orham Soc.
He never says word Eastburn shc
Hes Beau Of mino Msller 3oc
Hos naughty, hut Hes nioo Operti 3oc.
II you want n kiss take it Douglas 30. .
III make him speak out Higgins 3nc
Men arc such dsccivers Danks Soc
Ny love he IL n Mennonite Miller 3cc
Oysters md wine nj . 4. NJ Stewart 3ic
Siol,n Kisses are the Sweetest Stewart 3j.
Tom, II you love me. say 80 banks SOC
Twos Company. Thrce's none Dres-lcr 3o
when Charley plays the drum Stewart 80
viii | have yoa, Why, yes, to be sure. sir
La llachc 35c
Young Widow bishop 35c
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Beautiful Walter Juoh Soc
Call again 10 morrow Levey 3ic.
Cane Of my Daddy Dtes-lrr 3rc
Crossing The Ferry Newcomb 3oc
Cunning little dnrk.cycd beauty Bishop 3.
Dat makes me holdings out Maywopd 30
Drinking Gin Heath 3nc
Fascinating Blonde Pratt Soc
Gal with her hair cut curly Angelo Boo
Gay Young Clerk in Dry Goods Stor,
Hays ioc
Get up anl shut the door HAYS 3jc
Girls don't mean all they say Angelo Soc
Hard Times Higgins Sloo
! How love the pretty girls prcssler bpc,
! don can tolt you Wy Hays luc
I'm Captain OF the Guards Hays ~,
I'm deep in love with q pretty girl Cox 3,
I'm my Daldy's only Son Pratt 3jc
Millincr's Daughter Nj Ter Doc
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H0QQlO MONEY FOR ALI Only two Dimes
~~~@ Only two Dimes, "itis alwaysdsrk.
81 before day" To any reader VIII Will send
i'cehts ~, 30 viii send one hnA uf gggl " hIch
weguarnntee viii put you in tn" way To IN lks
t9O a month, ani not iahe ha I your fine. suit.
she Tor men or women, boy- or airl-, aud IL
entirely new. Thousands can now secure pay.
ing business, and constant income. This Il the
"chnncs al lifetime" AMI II YOU viii mt EN-
brace II tell your friends, for II u A Fortune tor
some worthy deserving person who noods \
helping hand. Not recipe, lswrlry, or other
hunbuV, hut u sale AMI sure guaranteed bust.
ness"ppbrtnnitY sample L'S, circulars, a..
Ac. arc = nj at oOst, ~ cents only to introduce
u; none tree, ami none need reply unless they
want to make 20 GA yoar clear. iunir eds are
making that, and 20 cents and 99Jy' viii .ho W
you how us done" Address, HUNTER 4
90, Hinsdals, N. II.
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81 l. }.

In Selinsgrovc, May y. ofconsumptl1 n, T.. q.
histncr, ngci about - yotri.
In Nllilnhurg, May 10, John MAiirncy, az.
od about 6j years.
At Sclnsgrnre. Nav y. Bsnitnin, son Of
bei amin ulrich, of DlphthcrIa, agei about "
years,
In frcchurg, May q, Francis \ B1ysr, ,agoi
Sjv, ION. Is
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NEMTS For best chance IN tho world
AOGN L y To- coin IN inoy ,d ru;,s'
SAfET POCKET 90. Ntw-rH, Nj.
TN II N.A

any smart man who wishes omtko.tl p'oa y~r
ON small capital, tn commence Iu obi n, wv "
business NoOupg u 4. >prcisitt lh''
no one In your county who carries on 1 90 W.
ness. You eau learn II In one yeas ',y stu. VIZ
our Instructions. which We scul To an who Asx
tor them, Any man having tlul capital TO sttrt
with, can purchase enough material " roof
three ordinary houses. The SUN rotlypI from
,hle AMI pr"ht un this supply addict t1 To
regular pay tor Labor ns HOutor, should nmouns
To- not less Than t.un, IN expert man cuull cas-.
VS. dn tue work In uinc working days. Tsa
persons oi small means can lpin together to AL,
vantage pno oanva.slrg. willie the other at,
tendS I" the work. send for our book Of In,
structihns (iroc II you write at Uncel and study
II. ASK Tor terms II YOU aro unable to ar,
vance the money, present the matter to the
principal stnrckcvrr In your place, anil talk ID
over with him. lie will he glad to furnish the
stock and divide the pront with you. we will
guarantee the territory t. the nr-t responsible
applicant. Address ". Y. SLATE RDOfINU
co, LIMITED, Codar St, y, Y and iaentivp,
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Caution,

NOTICE is hereby given that the
L following property was purchased by tn,
under-ignet, froia iaoOb Coleman, on tie 7
day uf November Gi All persons are hsr.by
cautioned not To Interfere 0r meiils With tho
same, VIZ horsn, Cow ohlgs, 2,hprs wagon,
bnggies, "a Ky, Truck wagon, spring wagon, (.
horse sled. hay, straw. ani cOrnipiler, hprss
gears. Timber & Lumber, Poultry an haes,
shOetnakers tools, wheat, oats, ami corn, hay
rake, plpv coltiyator, grind stone carpen'er
tools, Rine "heolb'rrnw, Books and book ac.
counts, nItss aud papers, barrels. tubs. and
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
JOHN T. WELLER,
May eth ls76)
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FURNITURE,

Of nil descriptions, and at greatly reduced
pric
All orders promptly attended to. lat hi, resi-.
dence In ftanklin) and satisfaction ip all cases
guaranteed.
April2i, ls7otG
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Du.chy % cos advertisements

MIND REAnIHl, BYCHOsANY. FASCINATION
soul Charming. Me un"rlsm, aud Marriage
Guide, shOuiuv how either set may iascin-ta
and gain the love and affection NJ any person
they choose instantly rfIc, bY 70 ~, ~ cents,
Remomber, this Il not y mOrc olrrulNr, but
book ot .UOpages, Address, NINy 4 CO, l3e
south 7th - rhiidclphia, Ia
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sNyprH uoySrr CovRrs.-Ths Courts Of
SNYDER County are hold on the fourth Mondays
OF February, May, and September, ana second
Monday OF Decembsr.
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SMssssrdnysllsw c.lifD'.is Ks Sc brown ao 70
Is sS W.: a sSs'ss .H %
d-c l2'.c. coriander was quoted ~ 55zc camomils
ds%snd a saa ar% as III 7e isc
gas quiet At zoe Orris root was steady At lbs
Alssss root Was quoted q & for
w Srims , sa Gun arabic va. aassa a. iad os
firmly held G at Ss'ns as
S. s91ls were quiet a. 4c Layendsr flowers Were
Tor blood and 81 81 rs tor Sarsaparllia quiet
but steady We quote ;uonduras At sac, ale;
Jaiap quoied l2c lsc.. gold quiet
At Ice isc Gsmbogc uuocd at d7c Assafusidawas
g .5 oil lemon sandersen IS so hnsst rose
81 81 e ao.ss IS s c sss Ia sssasas Ss % -
lavender. 75c 81; do tMchaml si2 so oil cloves
oil pennyroyai 81 81 so currency; o bay sio 50
and SIS English chemicals quiet but firm We note
drums 70 per cent canstc soda AZ sr $50 drums ID per
cent do al 81 40 100 kegs bicarbonate soda - 20 so
at :" @ ~ s'S 500 s AK.
70 good brands 81 50 So sal soda. II 3p causc soda
- s7,s e'carbona.c soda ~ -. all gold bsachine
Dwight Co.'s lin koxsi. 4c., currency.
fhAInEiss quiet but unchanged Prime quoted
SIc = Csc. and mixed IT SOC 4uc.
Fisn.-codhsh selling In small lots at quotations
New maekerel coming IN slowly and the stock Of old
We quose:--New Georges cod, s. So rs: Grand
Bank d. 81 shore msckore. No J. sae s2s; do large
22c a5c barresd do Portland 81 rs IS: Labrador.
s. SO 50 Is
1908 bushels; meal 72o bbls and 400 sacks, oats
26o4a bushels; corn. 5000 do rye v4o0 do The -four
S ss% sasnE Western nSsS
southern at the annexed gaota.icns Rye ear was quist
w sa s s o. sou, VIII ~ sS Of y g b a. Soso
for Brandywine and - IS IS for western Jersey and
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COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL-TUTUREs CLOSED
sTEADy--FLoUR oUIET--wHEAT DULL-coRN
rIRMER--oATs sTEADIER-wHIsKEY QUIET
but FRM-PoRK LowER-LARD LOWER
PETROLEUM FIRM-sPIRITs TURpENTINE
QuIET-RosIN QUIET-oHs QUIET-TREIGHTs
HEAvY-CoYTEE QuIEr-sUoAR FIRM.
TUESDAY. June 1892 NJ.
Trade was quiet and commercial values to a
great extent nominal and without radical change
either one way or tho other. On 'Changc flour was
que. Wheat dull, bus without decided change. Corn
was in demand and rmer for prime sail Oats steadcr.
whiskey quie. but Arm Pork and lard unsettled and
decidedly lower. Freights weak and slow. Cotton
ON tho spot dull; futures closed steady Cocc
quiet Naval quiet but with out essential change
prices Oils quiet but steady Petroleum was hrm
SUI was arm.
ASKS quiet but steady At SIC 5zc for pots and
nomnally 7c for pearls
AsrIxoxY was strong 15zc. 15zc. gold for foreign
BxxswAx-wc sale Of 100 lbs Southern At SAC .
35c., quoted at 34c- 35c for Western and Southern
Book Com unsettled nominal We quote ;-Red,
4c &C. rod tipped. &C. &c medium green. 7c. SC.
CAspLxs were quiet put steady. We quote s-sperm.
2sc SPERM patent Ssc searc acid i6 oz), 2c 80
sdamantine "a. H. 10 ox). l2c. l6c; paraine as,
6s and l2's). 19c. a 2oc
CorrrK.-The market for Rio and Santos Arm, but
quiet We OF 5000 bags Rio. Vigil. 1t tic.
for fair and about 1900 do Santos balance Of tho
cargo by tho Ringieader. private terms. Mild
coffee quiet We quote:-Ordinary cargoes 14Ac.
q 1885,; fair do, 1870. l6Ac; good do. lie. .
IKE primo do, l7sc i7Ac extreme for lots,
i4sc lsslc Santos. fair TO good 1880. l7c, gold
ninety days: Java. governments bags 20c pc; do.
grass mats roc a3c singapore, do lsc Zoe ceyion,
l8ysc lskc; Maracabo i5c. alsc: Laguayra, tic. .
lsc Jamsca. l5c lsc. ST. Domingo 14Ac 15c Porto
Rico 1sc. 19c Costa Rica, 17c 100 Aacassar 1ac .
l91sc; Mexican, 17c 1sc; Manila. 17c 1sc: Angos-
i7c. isc. sAvanils lae ls1sc; Curacao. l5c.
q tie.
Molassss shooks a2nch- with hcads 81 30 81 30
shocks with 3Snch s. 81 - 3d. do. do 36nch,
81 so 81: box shocks 75e soc rum d. - pipe do,
~ 80 so: empty hoeshesds " oo hoops, ~ feet
per NJ. .
2Oc 20Ic., market closing firm 1t that
C0RpAoE unchanged We quote :-Maniln large and
SIN ali ssu) per h. Isssc. 1885, do cordage rope
yarns lee l7c; tarred Msns. 14c Ssal rope loc
lie New Zealand NC l2>1c Russia hemp. tarrod,
lac American do, lao Russia bolt rope, lie
CorroN.--The market quiet prices
unchanged. Futures lower but close. steady The
closing prices to-day with Mondays prices fol
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The New York Central Railway will to-day reduce ia
passenger fare between Boston and Chicago TO sll
The rate hitherto has been SIS.
The Erie Railway Company announces the following
reduced rates OF fare from New York. taking eject
day:-To Buffalo, ronawanda, Niagara Falls or Sus-
pession Bridge So excursion tickets 80; 10 Dunkirk,
50; to Attca, Batavia lie Roy Caledonia Rochester,
81 50 excursion tickets, IS II Will also reduce tho
ares by its line To cities the New York Central Rail-
road foIlows-ro Utica from IS TO 81; 10 syracuse,
from 80 10 81 to Osweeo, from 81 20 TO Auburn,
from 80 81 10 ~; 70 Geneva, from 81 10 70 ~; TO
canandaigua, from 81 81 10 81 so. The rates
Will be adopted east bound Tickets TO all points West
Will continue TO be sold at reduced rates
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l.uD bushels grain. Ito hll,' e1sd 10000 bushels
ueieu ~ 100. 90 lbs. To Bremen BY sail 200 boxes
starch az Ia ID aud 20 tons 2o TO Rotterdam
per steam loo boxes starch az 25s The charters
prised an American bark hence 20 Calais with Q
quarters grain ~ 5s ioAd British bark NOV ~ thd
breakwster from baltimore Cork for orders with 5000
quarters grain AZ u.s. 11sd British ship herel. from
baltimore To Unitea Kingdom direct with 5000 do
y rs an american bark hero. fom baltimore 90
Cork Tor ORDERS with 4Op do ~ ia ID italian
bark NOW a the from Baltimore tor Cork for
orderS with 300 quarters do at g. Cd Norwegian bark
tnow ~ sandy Hook. from baltimore Cork for
Orders VIII, with 800 quarters 30 a. Ia; Nor.
10 Cork or orders with 2.20O quarters do. At 7s
Norwegian brig henceto Hamburg. with 800 quarters
bushels corn 10 Spanish port At isc tushei Sorwe
gan bark from philadelphia Cork for orders with 1900
quarters grain at o. I'D Norwegian brig tho
baltic with 80 bhls refined petroleum. At snether
private terms British bark. reported from rhsdelphi.
ship fom Philadelphia Bremen Antwerp with 600
bbls do at IA German bark. hence TO Bremen, with
about $500 bills d. do owners account; ships
ported from New Orleans havrc with cotton per
h. and one thence to Liverpool, NJ I'D.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., June 49, 1915
The printing cloths market continues dull with nominal
quotations 3sc 3Sc for standard and 64x8is
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA. June Is. 1870.
Spanish gold at 2171< Exchange quiet: the United
States sixty days. De- SIC. discounts do. do
short sight. TIE 7c discount do. sixty days. gold
Sc. S@c. premium: London, 15c. l8c premium; on
Paris. 2hc. &C. premium.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE NARxKr.-LoSpoN June i3-Even-
ing.-Linseed oil, 23s. ID. 2as. I'D per cwt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
sTRABIsMAL MR.. ELDERTs.

On Monday night Mr. William Ederts OF Locust
Valley, awakened ty tho cry OF murder and upon
looking out OF his chamber window saw two colorcd
mon in tho barnysrd engaged In fight Surprising
them TO DO thieves, he got his gun and went down
stairs when no asccrtalncd that OF them his
hired man, who struggling with thief whom he
had found robbing the stable Mr.. Elders ttempted
to shoot the intruder he refused 10 give himself up,
but unfortunately being cross-eyed, he hit his hired
instead and tho thief made good his escape The
wounded mans injuries regarded dangerous