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, 1877-06-20
aGlfi's feiegr. pepflsbea.
Ser ariea in Orient.

giew Oorg, 10. Suni. Cine Gpe'
siol-Geptl0e on Den .0ualo" Iagt,
oab es ni0t me0r 5i bcSpeiTsln ii, DAP
bic Giirfen cine bcbeutenbc Ticocrla9e
bel &ars cylitten 6aben. c. iUiro Macs
o~ufseboielr, Die @o9ylsii,ia 8e5H9 oes
oliatil0en 0clS5n9cs i1 ueS9eimlllQelr.
Gin Gtrtular III in &ul4af Dcrans-
ec9eben. lpel0cr ben Gorreiponotnten
; Der 3eituu9en bcIleblt lire Hapieyc III
nerGalb 3 So0cn gu sciacn, Die llrla-
dc oielcr MtoGrcoel. 1T Ole bcDoaptcts
Gntbcduns bon Z unlIIl0m Gplonm
inney6alb Der tiirfil0en 2inic. Gle tonr
ben erl1onsn. Gin Gorreiponoent in
8atum te%lcorop4irt. oab Die &iirfcn atf
Gin Yran50li4es oOili, lpeId)cs perln1.
dc i'll oen 9afen ei,sulaufcn, 9eiOnj1en
NaDen. Ser Gonlul ~perlun9tc cine CT
ilaruns mo eie gntlWnloi9ul9.
Con antinopel, 10. SUM-.
Sic Gatlllaer Der 9cpntirten 1abcn bcs
iNlo5leu, cite MuIci0c I'M 2anoe uon 5
Wlilioncn tiirril9m 4iunoc Ill MAIDEN,
,lno cine Stcuer BON 5 pyncent auf Die
Calaire Der 9camtcn 81 le9ell.
gDiett, 10. SUM-. Go6a.o Der Shirt
Wiilan na0 Uslorao SuriidfeDrt, iueroel
bic OfHptl0ina clue gebcime 0ibNn9
obDoil0a. Tin in eiusr Contention 81
iibc,lsgcn Oh tie Den Gllicn crlalocn
l~uOllcn, burt1 Gerbicn 81 mall1ircn.
, 1877-06-20
Geuti1taa,3.

2nnoon. 10. SUM. Ger Barrier
Correspondent Der Zines" beridltet, BAT
GaiIer G8il0um, lobolo i'm bie&eIi9nia=
iion oes @cianoten 8al9burls nit9ee
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Yoytrait in ~2cben2gr0be gum @onte fir
Die bcuil0en llntcrtboncn III 6tanfreiN
Di0reno ot3 oeutIOsfran50lil0cn &rice
9cs aelciilctn @IeniIe 81 ErdIeriircn.
WaiDdlrllc miro wabriDcinli0 Dor lei'
iier GiIffcDr mad Den Scr. Giaatcu
Berlin beluWeu.
, 1877-06-20
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9 Wht rtcr msatssr Bel II tiltsa ttAen Square.
aus Wn5elnen Nnb I'm @ugarSaW aatitR.
Sic 3eituua rire in yiittrnpnt nrt I'm
stofnb SIN oen 4rdeert lit IS Gsat3 pf.
N5eGt anSGeifagen.
, 1877-06-20
uGrp 0cpbo" aluier onisepabt !
IS BitlpG
go. 1909 So q StraGc,

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allortir!fa Wanufafturpaarelt 81 preileu, bic
lD0as brit Bculmsllfu aduftr 5alritrenfcllsn
ipcloet.
&ine eyrGe Gsntuug Waa,en leg!e Wode
eth 'Itelt, NC: 6amturaer Stffu uuS .3ris
ldrniaB, geilyciften V,lns, i1Vne M,mne GIT
psrtuisrr peirbten son 123 NIB Sn II Gent.
~ttWarsc Grenatiue5 rrniep tot ppU 81 ST
A0i. nlo pcm 80 sU 25r.
3asbiae 0unnbinea, Welde fir bsn Gtii
ner @aiicn titta ~uettauit weissn fu1cu. &c.
Gle Jire, tiuia fit 15r.
0auen . 1eiittie @5a0'n III 0rebcr slu6'
wabl @.inbtilWer, Gfrutttttn. ItlGiuAer.
s3enge. i~eiecner 0omasf, glito Gyf, 70 nir.
eril in. 9'reile> RAP iie alien Aulprigen 3a-
Irifefn Sietifn werpen be,
j. G. WHITLoCK. 1909 Mtoiu @tr
, 1877-06-20
NAe Dullar sNtskty Sn,&

SEsII-WEEKAY Sun, So A YEAR,
Of the sanc eize tnd general character Us
THE WEEKLY. but with o greater variety Of
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing the news
to It's suMcIlbers with greater freshness. because
!tcomcs twice u week instead OF once only.
, 1877-06-20
rJnldnSi(lbe .pspsflben.

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Dipn.
MempDis. Senn.. IS. SUM. Qlle
on Der Dieli9cn gBerIte lic9enoen Gam
pier wuroen geliern Ibcnb bur0 cinen
CiUrm los9criHtn uno mbcnTlub bin.
ous9etricben. Sic Nandl0lpte oerr Oss
tcOla gelle" Iieleu iIbcr S0ro, mb Der
0nmpfer luurbe in WetraSc uon $500
bel0doi9i. Sic GresIDterianer~Gi y0e
an GouriltruGc nn0 Me0rere sDoBuge=
Danbe ,uur0en thcil,uciic cnt0a0t.
GalUeiIOn II, SeyoS, 10. SUM.
Celim &infer. Elm Nolititer mo cgcuos
Tiger &eoafteur ocs vGlates. @uIlstin,"
5ulret G0abmciltsr uonGiaIpelton.GOun
tD, be9in9 asitern irii1S slbltmoro oura
CrlUleGen.
Woum Carmel. ST., 10. SUM-.
Gobert Coulter, wclder wd9reno oes
Gorn0oos pcrluunoet wAroc, itarb 9ea
llern. Iuc iibri9cn Terwupbetcn wcrocn
WcrI0einliO genelen. Seit Der &ataltrO.
pie bat e5 bier beinaBe je0en Sag in
Dlelcr Ge9euO 9ere8nrt. nnO Oiel Gi9ens
tDnm, wel9es inter anoeren l~lmitduocl
Ddtte Sebor0sn weroen fDnncn, 9lng gu
0rnnoe. Ginige ueni9e Yerlonen Dus
ben be9onnen. iDre serliOrten sSODnuaa
gen neu su erri1tsn. Dem llnteyltiib.
lm95IOno lino bis irBt et,pa $4,000 ius
9e9al9en.
, 1877-06-20
Der M 0 mpnber
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Sobof nooD 0igorettea9,
Xabritirt ppn
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.BirDiaiu gaturat NeaI'' 9id,nhten no fret un Stmalr. ot0uo' Parrne
|oNr iamo elmer Weddihuna: Der ienlte arane S5oosn, ~otla oNrt va oenaat
fen Ou IlinuGr Gtjdb in Bn9nia uo Nolb GUoUna) mo on st orS 2rod"
ucns uctmimoert oc %ao,cutc os 9HroiuS ocEbalb hm oulelc in Nfelm ol
in G4orcutm acautt ~ ,oc, o1n sn beWriiea 9ersaenncn, Sdiuunol I'M &op'
G, or SNhicu au5 Der :3mac al bfonncn, wddDeS oft ourb Aabat, mldler III
cincm idmerm 2tguboaen acnaddm mo nit at9eride Otsn.. 2omna N0lmn'
oor denHdc Gub1nu,en pa{umat oOcr anorrmcthg perfaldbt rH 9e1dtebt:
0urdJ inc 9hiubet. fn arowa, icincn notMlidn eeaub uMo ec1Dn"d
cnlpIebu CT G1 om YfMen. mn Observation-Disclosures. ais einc Der uS9elu9hihn
uo rin0en Gortn Gabaf. on man taben fama.
Son einc, aualNt, melhc fualub bon otEn Gabas bon o.. auaufaS
lgDlder, Der b,ubmte Gbcmit Der f6uWidNn Aguutur@GecnFbaft III Gn9anot &c
uadyt mmroc unt Acn gane 70 bdaunt III ieocnt 2aboatoriuan OCT gSeh. TT Ooi
i9cnocS ell Na3au9
Mna1Dtital2
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SD dnoc nr epurcn bon Galpdr in Dem Tobaf, udbeS Der G5rano IL. bay
Iur cncn 70 nuuom Gylhnnad bot. ocn iii ann fafea, bc6cnDsn aabat nOe ub
lnicbes NRal, o6 eopetcr III beoeutuoer NmanttIt porhrridcno 1T cine anoelc
uunO mihtisecS adc, wch1e i'd omb incline untrinbu9 ou8a1unoen bam' w.
,o6 CT ur wcms Midn entbdlt uno ooB in phHn 9ottn Eabot bret oro er
mai ioeiel aimon wno. Sd fnos: eb oMlet Aaeat gns oe m.a ns nM
bon Snfr zmtc Gabat. GS it wobrib cine Scr uO9radaenVen so5te', ." 1e
Lie ocmuAt babe unb CO 1T wufGA wa9r, ob bcr Gabot nr menA 9ndm no
r@hueiBnof ntbalt. wetbes t4 ais ell tclonbas8 &eaa5etdsm cusS lablub rHde"'
,on uo mlbcn Gabaf5, betradc"
Der Galpeter obt cen 3abat, ben mir fir fart uno fdGdt bahen. ben fbar>
fen, beiDcnhea Gelhuad; Sr GuwG6ncH gilt oeu uangrncbmsn Gerud, m@
}ucrIrome 6cocrn ODER So,n, melder oft im ldlGtht brcMGnosn Gaoat 0"ert wuo'
ioaS yGrotu III bet @ffRuF.
, 1877-06-20
THE DAILY SUN, Se A YEAR.

a preuInincntly readable newspaper, with tho
LARGEST circulation III the world. Free. indie.
rendont. and fearless in politics. MI the news
from everywhere. Two cents u copy by mall.
60 cel Is q month. or SO q year.
, 1877-06-20

Sn @recnpiae. 81 g., iastc iid Der
ocutidc Miltb @eorg Ibau cine &uacl
0mdl ben Sopf.
. lie Gtaot 02em })ort ,uir6 BIG uad
fen 0stblt $50 elesaute grold)ten e.
batter, m'l1e iir einra 9%eliuaer 6abr'
, 1877-06-20
81. TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SDN.

Five copies, ono yea, separately addressed.
EOur Doliars.
Ten copies, one year, eopnrately addressed (and
an extra copy to the gctter up OF clnb).
Eight Dollars.
twenty copies, ono year, separately addressed
(and IN extra copy to the Eetter up of club.
Fifteen Dollars
FIFTY copies. one year, TO one address tand tho
Seml' cekly one year 70 getter up of club,
ThirEy-ttrSe DaIlurse
Fifty copies, one year. separately addressed (aud
the Sem Weekly one year tn getter up OF cub,
Jhttfy-iiVe D0lIars.
One hundred copies, one year, to one address
ttnd the paiiy foI one yeag 10 the getter u9 OF
club, Eii,y On5i;, ma,
One hundred comics. one year, separately nj.
dressed lan6 tho Daily tor one year to the &etter
up oiciuo)' sixty Dollars.
THE ShMI-WEEKLY sun.
Five copies. one year, separately addI essod.
Eignt HOIia RS.
len COMES, one year. separately addressed (lnd
an .<tra copy TO setter up OF clib),
81. sixteen y .'ars.
N&3W SEND YOUR M0NEN
n tyet Office ,ff,lers, cheGks, or draf, ~
losk, whereNef Convenient. II put, thea Isle:
&s letters rontainius money. Address
AW IELAND. TaAhthcr.
=" tlNe. New Yo!B v,kP
Ss,SL Ar4ss
, 1877-06-20
Dic TobkurA a

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Eaulcnoe iGo IN ben lebten bwsi Sobreh tn Der
@Qoezgultalt, "a Gtanton Str., Nelp Dort, 9eletlt
Iuopoen.' Inter ben @~e4etlten ~befiloen Iid ptels
Merste nnb glpotboter. 0ie ~aobbTbsr nnterldstfen
Il Don anocren Ndbern oaour4, bdR lie bireft ohF
Ste &ranebeit etnntrten, uIb ben franfeH Stoil ems
fern.n, In pelber SorNt CT aud gum @ori1eiA
tonlme, Gle tnb ctn SerbreitnungS> poer Ansl9e,I
bun9Ss SroceB ber IrontbeitSrolle. Seoer 2r9rts
Dirb b,i Der Inmenbuh8 bttler &ur l~osulagtet lett
eigener Wrst. Metn eSemano bnr6 btele Iuoer 9es
BELT lit, 70 tit CT Wirtti4 uno raoitui geletlt, wdhs'
renb na6 br bi5bert9en SeiluetDooe bic Wtiiel
8ep1Anlida seidlrit4er llno als OVERWHELMINGLY
ato iiA ~;;ters IN 9anSes Seer ''euloarer sraut-
peiter ~einltellt;
uno autcrii4, t%nriren, 10 itno bod Die @irfnn9en
bel Iol9euotn SrGntbetten, b~elonoerS ioenu ne no
NOD IN aentem3ultanee belinoeii, 9aii anbsroroents
lid: 3teber, lel5lt gterueMs uno Epphueiteber,
weroeil iebr l9nel, 9elpDbnlid NIT Id @Goern,
fnrirt. S,0tss uib Smn9etSd,.uin0Sud pirb,
DEFENDERS bet junaen Seuten u. tn, errel Staotnnl,
0em6Brli4 let3t furirt. g1GNerSud,t, 1bct;
,tattStMiS ,peresM oft iebr, Sbaell, aGtbetlt;
sbenio Nn9ens nne Standardization. iopie alls
iHpbiIttiid)s &rantbeitsa in leoem Srabe yet
dnEercn Grantbeiten, MranoOuitneN, ta@cs
Sd,,uitreu, Getnpbetu &c. tit bic Mirfan0 elns
plGkti1e u. iidtbare. Wur eth gao tit binreidtno,
Wm Iepea pm Der gSirtan9 ai iibersen9en. @tas
0eufrebS uno bic lo9cnannte S,artt- peer
ssatPerrmbr (eine bis leBt nnbeilbare arant9etn
nnlber ge9eilt. @ei iestersr Sranfbeit 8eben 23
NroScnt bee Suder'toIies init lebeut Saoe ourd pen
(rin ab.
Die Babe, unb Ginnebmes pulocr wernsn mad
tt6sin flag TN qGuoe p~ericnbt. Ger YltiS Rec
@abesNnlpers 1T ~, her bes Ginnebme : pnlpers
g. Ntan laije iid etne @toidure lber BITE sphfW
IL snalii9sr ober beati4cr Spra4e iGiden.
FIR. RauchfuSs
G. 81 Gtanipn Ctr, (liox 1851,
Ne9 Yorf
9ey~ AIle Nrt 0rudarbeittu mel0ell
II Ger iSiiicc oer ..uY %ireiaia GtaaiS-
@rcttc" ouQefettigt. saa
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-21
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK IN IDAHO.
Thirty Settlers Murdered-A Combination Of
Disaffected Tribes-vigorous Retribution to
be Dealt Out by Gen. Howard.

Thirty Settlers Murdered-A Combination Of
Disaffected Tribes-vigorous Retribution to
be Dealt Out by Gen. Howard.
WASHINGTON, June 90.
The Indian commissioner has received
the following telegram from the Nez Perces
agency, Idaho: "The Hon-treaty Indians
commenced hostilities on the 14th inst.
Twenty settlers are reported murdered
and four Indians killed. Gen. Howard is
here in command. The hostiles, about 1000
strong, are reported to have gone to the
Salmon river country and making for Wey-
ser (Geysers), in southern Idaho. The
troops are in pursuit 10 hours behind. The
reservation Indians are true to the govern
ment. A company ia formed under the
head chief and is protecting the settlement
of Kamish and employees. There is no
news from the Indians north of here"
General Sherman received dispatch
from General Mcdowell, transmitting a
telegram from Gen. Howard at Lapwai,
who says the Indians are very active and
are gradually increasing in strength, draw
ing from other tribes. The movement in
dicates combination uniting nearly all the
disaffected Indians. They probably num-
Der q thousand or fifteen hundred when
united. Two companies of infantry and
twenty y-fve cavalry reached Lewiston this
morning. Order to Lewiston every avail
able man in the department except the
forces at Forts Harpey and Boise. Start
all troops at Harney tor Boise except a
small guard. am acting on the most pos.
tive information and wish these move
ments perfected in the shortest possible
time. shall proceed against the Indians
collecting or threatening on Hangman's
creek near Spokane. About thirty citizens
have been murdered thus far. l shall not
feed the enemy with driblets, but l had to
start two companies to stop the murder of
men and women and keep the attention of
Joseph's band while l concentrated my
troops.
General Sherman telegraphed Gen. Nc
Dowell to support Gen. Howard. by all the
troops available and call for reinforcement
when he had need, all subject to his com.
mand. Braegman of Idaho, telegraphed
the secretary of war for authority to or
| ganize and equip volunteers at government
expense. The secretary replied that he had
no authority to do 80, but Gen. Howard
might furnish arms and ammunition as pro-
vided by law, and Gen. Sherman ordered
Gen. Howard to use his discretion in the
| matter.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-21

Sales of 1900 bushels. No. 50 500
90 superhne western and state at IS 1896 rs;
common 10 good extra western and state at
% 3096 60; good TO choice extra western
an state at SO 6597 70; common to choice
white wheat western extra at SO S0as7 co.;
@t9 90. common to good extra ohio at SO 80
$3.50; common TO choice extra St. Louis at
SO 6oslo %; patent Minnesota extra good to
at 50 8O@ll 90. Market closing quiet.
WHEAr-Receipts OF l1,243 bushels. Market
l(s2c lower for spring. and dull and heavy with
limited export and milling demand. Sales OF
S2,200 bushels. No. Chicago at 81 90; winter
red western at 81 90; No. Milwaukee nom
aYE-Heavy at Oac@O4c for state; western
new % crop of Texas FEED FEED at cstNrn feed at O2c
CoRN.-Receipts OF 4o,7ol bushels. Market
1@iKc higher and spot lots E@ic better on
fut. res good trade reported. Sales OF 192,0UO
bushels Warm western mixed at o5s56c In:
ferior western mixed at b6@b1c; ubgraded
western mixed at 57k@60kc; steamer mixed
: at eoSeoSc sT yellow wesi ern at sc. Market
closing a little dull and with scarcely 30 much
strength
buyers favor. Sales OF $4,000 bushels. Mixed
western and state at 40a6Oc; white western
and state at 46966c; New York No. AZ; New
white wse al sess % state at soc no uO
HAY.-Firm and unchanged.
HoPs-Dull. Sales OF new eastern at SO
Wb9JeTn dJ otnloC.
CoFFEE.-Rio quiet and firn; cargoes l6a.
@20e gold job lots l6k a22Ac.
sUaAR.-Dull. heavy aud unchanged Z; refined
about steady llH@i1% for standard A llXC
for granulated; l2c for powdered; 12X iol
crushed.
MOLAssEs-Dull. Sales at 55965o for Portc
Rica 45@55c for English Island; 5o(a6Oc fol
| New Orl ans.
RIcB.-Market steady. Sales at 5I@6,<c fol
louisiana Carolina at 6a7c.
-.PBTROLRUN-Dull and lower. Sales OF crude
| at 6hs6Zc; refined at l9.
TALLOw STEADY. Sales OF 81, 900 pounds at SC
| Eads-Quoted as dull. Sales OF state ant
| Pennsylvania at lSH@l9c; 179lSkc for west
| err; lS@lsc for Canada.
PoRK.-Market excited and higher. Sales o.
| Si4 35tal4 20 for new mess.
| BEEF-Qui {.
LARD-Slarket decidedly higher, Sales o
old prime steam at 50 lsx; new prime steam
| at 50 0Oa9 90.
BUrTER-U Unchanged. Sales at lO@2oc for west
| ern l3@22c for state.
| CHEEsE-Heavy. Sales at 5S9Hc for com
mon to prime.
| WHIsKY-Qulet at 81 ll@1 1lH.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-21

heads OF departments were reimbursed, the
names of the persons who represented the
different members Of the ring in the bust
ness Of receiving their individual shares of
the stealings. and he offered TO prove that
most of the persons who presented bills at
that time were entirely cognizant of the
frauds and Joined in them. As corrobor-
ating this statement he set forth a large
number Of checks and notes, many Of them
of very large amount, which were made or
endorsed by himself or members Of the
ring. Second. He detailed the workings
of the ring in the former board of
supervisors, giving names of members, etc (,
also the names of persons who prepared
bills against the city, many Of which had
no foundation whatever; also settiBg forth
the names of firms and departments who
were special favorites with the different
members of the ring with whom business
was done In fraudulent monner. Third,
he gave the names of large number of
members of the state legislature
VIII WuOm uCoi-
ings during his four years in the
senate, verifying this statement by checks.
Fourth-He named several lobbyists
through whom in many instances directly,
and by whose advice the ring controlled
the actions of members Of the state legis.
lature during his four years In the senate,
and how the services of these men were
compensated either by money or public
Offices of the city.
Townsend consulted FAlrchild as to
whether Tweed should or should not testify
before the Woodin investigating committee
Fairehild said he would not advise; thai
Tweed should do as he thought best bu
that he might if he chose decline on the
ground that he might criminate himself
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-21

CORNS are the ost plentiful kind Of grain
In the market. Every one has a supply, from
the little three-year.old child to the aged
handsome y66Rg fades n6uaqEed,;. stylish,
fashionable resorts; mlddle-aged ma rons; Old
maids, dressed up TO appear young and gay;
dandies, with their patent feathers, kid gloves,
and inevitable walking stick; the clergy man, ,
ages and stations, have full supply Of corns,
bunions, bad nails, and other DELIBERATIONS OF
the feet, all of which are banishe1 and cured
by the use OF Briggs Corn and Bunion Reme-
dies, Alleviator and Curative. Sold by drug
gists. maT231&wly
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-21
wATERT0wN LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For Week Ending Tuesday, June 10, 1877
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK At MARKnr.


Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. Swine
This week. ...lH2 Ss5 49So
Last weeK........ gfe s4o SSN2
one year r ret % ,sw cno,cs n, 10 ss a
50 So; extra s. 60a 90; nrst quality 7os
g s5; second quality So boS7 bo third quality
IS 1896 25.
Prices OF store cattle-working oxen y pair
from 800, $3.50, $l75@$22o.
Mich COWS and Calves from $25@45; extra
so0;oOsso 90; farrow cows $ls@sso. 1900
Yearllngs slo92o; two years old sloeso
three years old S25@40.
Western fat swine, live &C y ID.
Prices OF sheep and lambs in lots, al
ts 90 . CO. $5 oost6 so, each; extra IS 1oSsoo oil
sheared sh. .ep sN@sNe Sn.
Prices OF hides, tallow and skins-Brightor
| hides THc y 10 Brighton tallow 10 D n
country hides INC v h; country tallow 90
Peifts-sheared, 25c each Calf skins, 1oeiic
PD.
REMARKS.
Cattle-Consderab many cattle were run
| Ia the latter part OF last week, and urged upon
| could with them. The market within a week
has undergone the great change OF H@ic or
| dressed weight, tho heaviest decline being or
| the ordinary TO medium grade stock. Severa
| lots OF western cattle ch .nged hands at thest
yards the best lots AT Tac live weight. some
| rhe mdrket very dull. W. w. Austin sold {
oxen. TO Dirt IS l4oo lbs each, at sj8c per ID, D.
| W. Hathaway AZ Swift sold car loads OF west
ern steers At 7c; car load AZ IHc; steers
| weight II, 100 lbs. at exc; s steers at exc. o
| W. Blcktord SOLD oxen, dress 1000 lbs each. al
/ SIC per 10. W.
sheep-lhe few small lots at market were
| sold at unchanged rates. The light supply
| from the nortn Affects the market but lllLle
but everything depends upon the supply west
" w. B.ckfuId sold 90 lambs, 5oh ID, average
/ Dow & Moulton sold ib lambs. average % los
| At &c. W. w. Austin sold % iamos at &c l4sI
los Adams Taylor sold 90 sheered sheep, 81
| lbs, al 4Ac.
PoulIry-seyeial hundred pounds weight a
| l2H@lsc per 10.
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ST. JOHN, N. B., IN ASHES.
Half the City Destroyed-seven Persons
Burned and More Starving.

ST. JOHN, N. b., June 20.
A fire broke out at half past two to-day
in McLAughlin's boiler shop. Three
fourths of the city is destroyed, including
three hotels, all the public buildings, news
paper offices and over hundred dwelling
houses and several vessels In the harbor.
The loss is estimated at from ten TO fifteen
millions. Five men and two infants are
known to have perished In the flames and
many are missing. Few saved even their
clothing. A stron nd is raging and the
fire is still burning, with no hopes of stay
ing the flames. The gas works are burned
and the remainder of the city is in dark
ness. Provisions for the houseless are
scarce and famine is feared unless relief
comes speedily.
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Consumptlon-The chief causes are in neg
lecting the laws OF nature, too much cUnfine-
ment I'm an unhealthy atmosphere, sudden
colds, catarrh, great and continued exposures
impoverishinR OF the system OF other diseases:
In fact there re almost as many causes as
there are victims and one Of the most fatal
Is that OF young ladies' who expose their health
and endanger their lives in the most reckless
manner when attending balls. parties, operas
and other places OF amusement, whicn results
In Consumption and an carly grave. Briggs
Throat and Lung Healer Will save the victim II
used IN time. Sold by druppistg
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The VeScelius Amber Ointment

Is a very popular preparation for the speedy
cure OF Felons, old Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Scrof.
etc. IL Is a very nice consistency for spreading
with knife on paper or cloth ; II is used by
physicians and the people; one box Will
convince any one IL should be kept In every
house and every store.
For sale by A. W. Higgins, Rutland, all drug
gists ia Burlington, st. Adams, WinoOski also
BY DR.. w. j. Vsscelius, and Wells, Richardson
q Co., Wholesale agents, Burlington, Vt. Price
50 cents, post paid,
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Briggs Allevantor has marvellous and perfect
control over the nerves, increases the action OF
the heart without exciting the brain, will cure
all mAlarious diseases, suDdues fever equalizes
q circulation, stimulates the weakened and
diseased frame ana restores the sufferer TO
health. Sold by druggists.
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Pnes-The agony OF Tophet is not or cannot
be much worse than the torture endured by
millions who are troubled with internal bleed
ing, external and itching piles Glad tidings
for the sufferer. Briggs Pile Remedies are
mild, safe and sure. Dr. j. Briggs a Co., New
ark, N, j. sold by druGgiBts.
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Headaehe-who can avoid looking haggard
and old, when the brain is crazed with pain
Who can deny the fact that disease. accompan-
led by pain, is greater ravager OF beauty than
time j. Briggs Allevanter will cure head
ache and neuralgia In trice, and All sufferers
dy. sold by drugRietb.
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Remarknblo It.medy,

Bronchitis is dry Inflammation OF the mem.
desire TO expectorate, but with all the efforts
OF scraping, coughing or sneeZing, there is nc
mucus TO be raised, and the difnculty increases
Lung Healer cures Bronchitis and ali diseases
OF the Throat and Lungs. Sold by druggists.
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Try Them and be Happy.

Corns, BuniOns, etc., are as useless TO the
community a. dishonest politicians, noisy row.
dies, squalling cats or bowling degs under
your y indow. Briggs Corn and Bunion Rene
dies stop all commotlon, rendering the victim
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THOMAS ROSS
LINCOLN IRON WORKS.

Marble Mil anv Hoisting Machinery OF the
most improved CONSTRUCTION. DerrickS and
pumping machiney, castings and general ma
chime WORK. steel and Iron Rope at msnufac-
turer's prices, au
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w Gather Indications.
WAR DEPARThES

WAR UkPAHTMHNTI 7
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIoER,f
WASHINGTON June all q. m. J
For New England, falling barometer,
higher temperature, southerly winds, in
crsasing cloudiness and possibly rain areas.