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Ed.Sold by Druggists and Merchants gen.
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BEATTYe!44@!

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Salt Fish.-.Catcll 1876.

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Mess Mackerel-In Barrels;
- in Kits;
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ocli LAMKlN 4 EGGLESTON.
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THE GEM
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TILL CASES ARE Of SOLID WALNUT
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TIE school is in one of ,..e riches and most
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,le h-s'' of the famous Bluegrass country OF
Sumner county: Tenn, a lovely valley, lying
between range of the Cumberland noun
ms and the Cumberland river. in beautiful
little city Of vines and flowers, containing
$500 inhabitants, distinguished for intelli.
gence and refinement, hospitality and gene
rosty This place was selected altcr canvas.
sing the advantages and inducements oile red
at all the most noted ro.nts in the country
Nineteen members Of the faculties, a mum
Der Of whom have the highest national repu.
tation, both as teachers and authors.
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ANYTHING.

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No. 2.--Female Scholarsh FMS

l,t00-To Parents and Phiianfhropisfs.
Ten female students will be received into
the family of the President of Neophog-n
College, and trained as his children. boarded,
clothed, books and stationery furnished, and
graduated in regular Collegiate Course, for
1000 each, payable in advance by the / st of
September 1876. They must not be under
twelve years Of age, and able TO read and
write. The chief inducement in presenting
this, is to give the President an opportunity TO
train remarkable characters, to the honor OF
the College, and to enable him to verify his
views in regard to the development Of any
youth Of medium organ ization, when full
control is given and impIici, confidence re
poSp1
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PLANO!
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Jersey.
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LAND FOR SALE.

we plantation within fonr or five miles OF
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Apply to WILEY p. MANGHAM.
feb. -. ls|o.-tf Rayville, La.
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HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST, June 10
Whilst there appear 70 be no indications
OF unity Of purpose among the ,so-called
SpanPh party, there are Indications
ainohg individuals that they would gladly
make peace with the insurgents on al
most any termS il it were not for the
Spanish pride, rs the negotiations must
surely result TO the disadvantage OF
Spain. The insurgents are not adverse
to negotiating for peace, provided that an
autonomy, with sufficient foreign guar
antee,be ceded. Sensible Cubans and some
Spaniards say they know the dangers sur.
rounding their independence and, would
prefer annexation 10 the United States
When Martinez Campos arrived eight
months ago With 10000 men, the pacifca.
ti0n Of Island was dgain promised at the
end oil the winter campaign, but the re-
suits show that the advantages gained
were over balanced by the disadvan-
tages. The state ofthe Island is not better
than it was las: year at the same season,
and insurrection is as strong as ever,
and no visible advantage gained. The
Treasury OF the Island is exhausted.
Daily publication Of the situation Of the
Treasury has been Suspended. Last
year at this date gold stood at . Is: il
now stands at 227. Very few Cubans
have taken advantage Of the amnesty
decree. They have no confidence in il.
State affairs in the Island are lanSuid,
PROSTATE and disheartening.
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OurRAeEs oN1nE CHRISTIANS.
FRANCE.

VERsAILLEs, June 19.-Debate in the
Chamber Of Deputies continues. Louis
Blanc has made speech against the
Ministry, maintaining that their duties
are purely clerical:
VERSAILLES, June 19.-In the Cham
Der OF Deputies the debate on interpella-
ton was resumed. The principal speech
was made by Leon Renault, former Pre-
feet Of Police, who addressed the House
in the name Of the Left Centre and all
the Conservatives who on the ground of
reason had rallied to the Republic. In
vehement but persuasive language he
demonstrated the impbssibility Of turn
ing backward and restoring the monarchy
The present Cabinet would ruin the Mar
shal as Polignac had ruined Charles y,
and simply pate the way for the tri-
'umph Of the Bonapartists.
Count De ChoiseA then presented the
following order OF the day:
Whereas the Ministry formed May II,
under lla Presidency Of Duke De Broglie,
was called to the direction Of public at
fairs contrary 10 Law Of the majority,
which is the leading principle OF parlia-
mentary government, and has since as-
suming the Office avoided giving ahy ex-
planations to the national Representa-
tiyes, and whereas it has urged the ad-
minisLration 10 crush universal suf-
frage. by all the means at its dis
posal, and whereas II represents
merely = coalition. Of Monarchists,
guided BY an inspiration from the cleri-
cal party, and whereas it has allowed
attacks on our national representa-
tives and Indictments 10 a violation Of
the law to pass unpunished, and whereas
on all these grounds it imperills peace
and order and disturbs business and gen
eral interests; therefore the House de-
clares that the Ministry does not possess
the confidence otthe nation.
Whea the reading OF the order was con.
cluded there was much cheering and the
Ministers quilted their seats, and when
the cheering was renewed the Ministers
returned, and the Paris Minister on Pub.
lie Works said the government was in
different as 10 any order OF The day that
the Chamber might adopt-the country
would soon pronounce It's decision.
Yes, exclaimed Gambetta, the country
will choose between us.
The order Of the day was adopted by n
vote Of 1868 10 1853.
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The Fishery Question.

MONTREAL, June 19.-At the first meet.
ing Of the Fishery Commission the Amer.
ican agent resisted Intellectually the ad.
mission Of counsel to the sittings. The
procedure Of the court was agreed on
with the exception Of ex parte alIidavits,
which was objected to on the part OF
Great Britain. This point was settled
by admitting afiduvits quartum valiant,
The British case was then filed. 1t con.
sists OF most yoluminous history OF the
fishery difficulties since the American
revolution and claims twelve million
dollars damages on the part Of the Do.
minion and two million eight hundred
thousand for New Foundland for twelve
years, ak OF which have elapsed.
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New YoRE, June l9.-Cotton-Steady
ut lI4all1s. Flour-A little more active
and prices unchanged. Wheat. More do.
ing for export; rejected spring 81 10, un.
graded spring 81 IS, No. Milwaukee 81 ~,
No. . Chicago spring 81 6l, No. 9 Milwau.
kcC nominally n: 81 GOAL GS, common win.
ter red western 81 80. Rye-AIore active;
western at 75a77c. Barley and Malt
Quiet. COrn-Good demand; unsound ives.
tern mixed 55a561{c, ungraded do 5jaGOc,
steam mixed 5SIEc, steam yellow Gle.
Oats-Dull and heavy; western mixed and
State 4Oa6Sc, white western 46a66c. Hay
and HOps-Unchanged. Cotiee-Quiet and
firm; Bio cargoes lG1t gold; jobbing at l6sI
&c, golh. Sugar-Dull and nOminally
unchanged. MolasseS and Ricc-Qui ct.
Whisky--Easier at 81 lla1 1lyE.
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Marshall Douglass at His Old
Homo.

BALTIMORE, June 1O.-Marshall Doug.
lass, Of the District OF Columbia, yester-
day visited St. MiChaeIs, Talbot county,
Nd, for the first time since he lett as a
fugitive Al years ago, and was well re-
ceiyed by his former master, Capt. Thos.
Aud, and by VIM. W. Brul, who taught
him reading, arithmetic and geography
fifty years ago. In an address to the col.
ored people, Marshall Douglass said that
il in twenty years from now the colored
race rs u race has not advanced beyond the
point where il was when emancipated it
Is doomed race. lie urged them to
earn money and keepit. "A poor people
are always deSpised people; to be res.
cued they must get money and property;
without money there is no leisure; with
out leisuEe no thought; without thought
no pFOPresA.
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CHICAGO. June 0.-Flour-Steady and
firm. Wheat-Strong and higher No. .
Chicago spring 81 47 q cash, 81 10 LIal I53I
July, 81 26IG August. Corn-M Oderaiely
active'and shade higher at A5IIe cash,
i6c July, 47;sc August, rejected 4Oc. Oats
Dull and prices u shade lower at SIX
cash, Sc 5Ga36Mc July, rejected 9SI9c. Rye
and Barley-Steady and unchanged. Pork
Actiyc, firm and higher ut $l2 rs cash,
$l2 75al2 TX July, $I2 S71Ia12 90 August.
Lard-Steady and firm at S. 70 cash, IS 10
as 775S July, IS SjaS SIX AugustI 1Bulk
Meats-Irrcgular and higher; shoulders
Axe, short rib &c, short clear G5tc. Whisky
Steady and unchanged Mt 81 ".
Wheat higher at 81 4Gl{ July, 81 2GH
August. Corn &c higher. Oats unchang.
ed. Pork higher at $l2 s91Ial2 sJ July,
$l2 97H August. Lard higher ut S. S0a
S S2}z July, SSS7IlaS 20 August.
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OI IEIEAnHFH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENcER
GENERAL NEWS.
The Indian Outragss Ia Oregon.
A General Massacre Of Settlers.
Troops Fighting at a Disadvant-
age and Many Killed.
General Howard PoWerIess for
Want Of Force.
Destructive Fire at Burlington, Iowa.
A Pretty CGsp Under tho Civil Rights
Bill.
A Jewish Banker Excluded from n SaF.
atogS Hotel.
A Jewish Banker Excluded from a sar.
atOgG Hotel.
Because he is q Hebrew.
A scOrchluu Letter TO Judge Hilton.
Municipal Chaos at SteubenViIIe
An Exciting session Of C0un.
ell I.,lhL Night.

srErBESvrLLr, o., June 10.
Special to the IntelllSenesr.
The deadlock in the Council, which
has continued for several months to The
detriment Of the city, terminated in an
almost disgraceful scene tonight, the
members induIging in disgusting epi.
thets, carrying their language to such an
excess a4 to result in an order for their
arrest. The Council Chamber was crowded
by the friends Of both parties, and at one
time free fight seemed imminent. Tie
citizens are thoroughly disgusted with
their City Fathers, and there is strong
talk OF calling an Indignation meeting
to demand their resignation.
The Democratic membersiare entirely
to blame for thh dep!orahle State Of al,
fairs, as they persist in voting soIidly
against all nominations made by the
Mayor for police and other officers, nc
matter to which political faith the nomi.
nces belong or how we'll qualified they
may be. The contest is likely to repult
IN great loss to the city, there being two
sets Of policemen. All public business i.
at stand still. REPORTER.
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Sr. LOUIS, June l9.--Late last evening
a stranger, named John G. Heingie, at.
tempted to board a moving train at the
Relay house, east Of St. Louis, fell under
the wheels and was cut in two and in.
stantly killed. The papers on his body
showed that he served in the Eleventh
Illinois Infantry during ihe waS BIT
there Was nothing to Indicate where re
lives.
Louis A. Conley, foreman in yard Of
the CarondoIet branch Of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad, in the extreme southern
part OF the city, while coupling cars last
night, caught his foot in the frog and was
thrown down and four cars passed over
his body, almost instantly killing him.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June .-CottOu-EOmi.
naiiy unchanged at 11Hc. FIOur-EAsier;
family IS 75aS 90. WheGt-Weak; red at
81 75al So. Con-Quiet at 4Sa5Oc. Oats
Dull and nominal at 3Sa43c. Rye-Dull
and lower at TOa7lC. Barley-Dull; old
fall 4Oa4SC. Pork-F'irm at $l3 371SaIS 90.
larl-Quiet, but firm; steam SIC bid, ket.
tie .9ISal0c. Bulk Meats-Stronger; 81 50
bid; 81 So asked, spot sales at auction:
81 s7}4 buyers July; short rib G3{a7c, clos.
ing at $6 a5a702If buyer July. Bacon
Stronger at 533IA7i i1SasaSIsc Buttcr-Steady
and unchanged. Linseed Oil-6sc. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm at 81 OF.
HoGs-Steady and tirm; common 81 25a
! 40, fair to good light 81 5Oa4 Is, packing
81 60ai 20; butchers 81 75a4 50. ...'
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FIRE RECORD.


CHICAGO, June ia special from
Burlington, Iowa, says the most disas--
trous FIRE which has occurred there in
four years broke out at 2:25 o'clock this
morning, in Bell & Cos wholesale dry
goods house on Main street. A storm Of
rain and lightning prevailed at the time,
and many believe Il vas the work Of an
incendiary, while others believe It 10 be
the effect Of the Lightning. The fire ragged
Tor two hours, consuming Bells dry goods
store, Chamberlain grocery, James A.
Guests music store, and also damaging
the house Of Biklen, Winson & Co,
Wholesale groceries. The losses Of Beli
4 Go. are $4,000; Bodman estate, S95,.
900 on the building; Chamberlain, $75'.
oOoi guests, S25 900; John S. Bird on the
building, O,000; E. Canda on the build.
ing, 1000; Binklin, Winson & Co., Sl0,.
0O0, mostly by water; L. D. Rand on the
building occupied by bank on the on.
poaite side Of the street, $4,000 on glass.
The fire was arrested in Binklin, Winson
& Cos. at 4:S0 A. NJ. The insurance is
we'll distributed; about $l5O,OOO.
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BALTIMORE, June l0.-The strike OF
the canal boatmen on the Chesapeake &
Ohio canal for one dollar per ton for
freightage on coal from Cumberland to
tidewater, is now general. A number OF
boatmen have resolved to tie up their
boats at Eight Mile Level, Montgomery
county, and permit no loaded boats 10
pass down, Most Of the boats received
90 cents per ton, whiIea few received 90
cents. The latter are opposed 10 the
strike. Sunday only thirty boats were at
Cumberland to load.
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TORONTO, June ia special dispatch
says that meeting OF the Grand Trunk
Railroad shareholders, adjourned from
April 30, took place to-day. Captain
Tyler states that the negotiations With
the Great Western Railroad Company
were not concluded. The Board Of Di.
rectors Of the Great Western Railroad
distinctly and finally refuse the proposal
for division of''tht net receipts Of The
two companies, but have proposed di-
vision Of the net receipts by the competi.
tive trafIics. Mr.. Sellers and Captain
Tyler will go to Canada in the autumn 10
settle the question. 80 aaL.hlL-
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THE TURF.
Cleveland Jockey Club.

CLEVELAND, June 10.-The initial
meeting OF the Cleveland Jockey Club be-
gins tomorrow afternoon. Agreat num-
Der OF the fastest runners are now here,
prominent among them being the stables
Of Kentucky and Canada. Some OF the
most celebrated breeders are also here.
There is nothing wanting 10 make this
meeting grand success, except fine
weather: Pool selling commenced this
afternoon,
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TnlRfIn

TOLEDO, June 9.--Flour-Firm. Wheat
Steady; No. white Michigan 81 "a: e4.
ira white Michigan held ut 81 9S, 81 96 bid;
seller June held at 81 90, 81 SIS bid; No. 2
red winter spot 81 81; seller June held
at 81 IS; No. 3 red 81 90; No. amber
81 Gl. COn-Easier at the close; high
mixed spot 49Ac; No. 9 spot 4s9%c; seller
July 49C; seller August 531lC; rejected 4Gc;
damaged 40hc. Oats-Dnll; white 4Tc.
4P.M.-Wheat strong; sales extra white
Michigan Mt 81 9S; amber Michigan spot
held at 81 %, 81 30 bid; No. 2 red winter,
seller July, held at 81 n. Corn firmer;
No. 2, seller July 5Oc; seller August &c; No.
9 white held at Ole, bOc bid.
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EAST LIBERTY, June 1O.-CATrLE-Re.
ceipts to-day 1907 bead, or 20 cars OF
through and 10 cars Of yard stock. Supply
fair with an active market at prices a
shade lower than last week. A good many
country buyers ara on hand, who arc buy.
ing briskly. Retail business is also lively,
good many changing hands. Best 6jSc,
medium to good 4a51Ic, common to fair
3a4c. .
Ho6s-Receipts to-day 2,O35 head; York.
ers s. 0Oa5 l5i PhiladelphiAs s. 25a5 80.
sHEEP-Receipt to-day 5000 head; sell
ing at So 75a5 %.
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TOLEDO, June 19.-The stockholders Of
the Dayton & Michigan Railroad Co
elected the following Board Of Director
at their meeting here to-day: Il. N
Shoemaker, Theodore Cooke, J. n. Con,
ney, Henry Lewis, J. II. Rogers, L. h
Harrison and Martin Bair, Of Cincinnati
and Smith N. Shoemaker, Of Toledo. The
Board then elected X. N. Shoemaker
President; s. NJ. Shoemaker, Vice Presi'
dent, and Mr.. Short, Secretary.
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NEW York, June l9.-Horace White
has written letter 10 the Ewning Pos
concerning Secretary Sherman's views
The Post, in an editorial reference, says
"His Horace White's) frank avowaI
that in his judgment II is worth while to
make the effort in an intelligent manner
to retain the use ofsilyer as international
money, shows that he regards silver coin
as such with favor, and increases the
force Of his condemnation OF the current
propositions for the restoration Of silver
as the money Of account in the presen,
financial circumstances Of the country.
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PHILADELPHIA, June l0.-FIour-- Quiet;
super So 25N6 30; extra 81 25aS %; Mime.
sofa family SIS 75a925; Pennsylvania family
IS 75a9 %; high grades 50 25GlO 80. Wheat
Steady; Pennsylvania red 81 S0al 90; am.
Der 81 92a9 90; white 81 95a2 10. Rye
Dull at S0aS5c. Corn-Fair demand; yellow
Gle; mixed 59aGOc. Oats-White 4Sa5Ic;
mixed 44a47c. Clover Seed-Nominally
unchanged. Pork-S4 75al5 90. Butter
Nominal. CheeSe-Stcady; western On
0Hc. Eggs-Flrm; western at 1Sal9c. Pc.
troleum-Refned at 1886; crude at 0He.
Whisky-Steady; western at 81 II.
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New YORK, June l9.-L. VinhofImau
& Co., 1850 Wall street, have cautioned
the public against purchasing certain
securities stolen during the hight'of June
1st, from the mail car while in transit
from London to Paris. The securities
consist Of French rentes, Egyptian, Span.
ish, Russian and United States bonds oil
aggregate value Of more than 10000
pounds, with railway stock valued al
several thousand pounds. The robbery
was bold one, and so skilliulIy executed
that only slight clew, II any, can bc OBJ.
tanned 10 the perretrAtors,
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sr. Ions, June 10.-A Warrensburg,
Mo-, special to the GlObe.D Democrat says
that a two-story brick house, occupied BY
Harrison 4 Redford, fell to-day, carrying
TO the cellar with it in the debris A. d.
Harrison. one Of the firm, who was killed,
and George Kane, who was mortaIly in.
tured. Several others were injured, but
none seriouSly.