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RAILROADS.
Eastern Railroad,
Winter Arrangement viii go into effect
ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9Th, 1881


Trains leave Portland.
At . a. nm. Daily Night Pullman) for Saco,
Biddeford Kennebunk, Kittery, Portsmouth,,
Newburyport. Salem. Lynn and Boston arriving 1I p
ready for occupancy in Portland station, st 300
d. m. and is attached to this train for Boston,
Sunday nights this car will not be ready until
AtPs n a. m. for Cape Elizabeth, scarbOro saco,
Biddeford, Kennebunk. Wells, North and South
Berwick Conway Junction, connecting for all
stations on Conway Division. Kittery, Portsmouth,
Newburyport. Salem, Gloucester, kockport,
At LILO p. mn. for Cape Elizabeth, Scarboro, Saco,
Biddeford Kennebunk, Wells, North and South
Berwick, Kittery, Portsmouth, Newburyport,
Salem, Gloucester, Rockport, Lynn, Chelsea and
Sound and Rail Lines for all Southern and West
ern points.
Trains leave Boston.
At $50 n. IN. and arrive in Portland at Il. 80 p.
m. At IL. 80. p. M and arrive in Portland at 300
p. m. At 100 p. m. daily and arrive IN Portland
at HOO p. m.
Pullman ParIor Cars.
On trains leaving Boston, at $50 a. IL. 30 and
100 p. m. and trains leaving Portland, 3 40 a.
m. and Ito p. m. Through Pullman Sleeping
Cars on trains leaving Boston at 700 p. m. and
Portland at 200 q. M.
Through tickets 40 all points West and
south may be had of j. M. French, Ticket Master
PuIInrnn Gar Tickets for Seats and
Bcrths seld nj Depot Ticket 0Mce.
LUCIUS FUTILE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
D. W. SANBORN, Master Transportation.
dec5 dM
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Tackle an obstinate cough or cold with
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST.

ENEB. Sth, a heavy plaid Horse Blanket. The
Il finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at
A. S. FULLER'S, 124 Commercial st. feb9 d3t*
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/ M. P. FRANK,
1873 dbl Street,
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II CLARENCE HALE,
II COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SO Exchange Street
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
TO LET.
TO LET.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
FURNISHED HOUSE, containing sixteen rooms
IL Will take rent in board. Most desirable loca-
ton on Congress St. Gas, water and stable. Refer
ences required Direct "A,' Press Office.
feb9 d3t#
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n AARON B. HOLDEN,
II COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
3991a Congress Street
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DRUMMOND 81 DRUIMOND,
C0UNsELLoRs AT Law,
80 Exchange Street.
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L H. FOGG,
r COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
421s Exchange Street.
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JAMES d. FESSENDEN,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
172 Middle Street.
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ARDON W. COOMBS,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SO Exchange Street
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TNIVE rooms on one floor, with Sebago and Scan
II stone tubs set in kitchen, wood and coal room
and closet. Apply at No. Horton Place, leading
from Dow st. jan13dtf
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II j. LYNCH,
| COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"a Exchange Street.
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, NATHAN g. HENRY B. CLEAvES,
; COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
30 Exchange Street
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JOHN @. COBB,
COUNSELLOR AT Law,
311a Exchange Street
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P J.LARRABEE,
[ COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
1919 Middle Street.
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| SETH L. LARRABEE,
| L COUNSELLOR AT Law,
100 Exchange Street.
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NO Let.
WI NDOW to let No. % Market Square. In
w quire of W. D. AMES, No. % Market Square,
Portland Me. dec29 diff
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Starving indians in Dakota.

IT. PAUi., June "A dispatch has been
received from Captain e.. j. Bennett, sew
enth infantry, in command ri Fort >isse-
ton. Dakota. stating that thiriy-Gye lodges
~ indians are cncamped within three miles
II The fort. They are reported 10 Doe out
81 food and their children arc crying for
bread. The men express Themselves Will
ing 10 work, and some Of them are already
employed in hauling Government stores
from Webster, Dakota. Mr.. CIissy, the
agent. sent word by one % the Indian
police for these parties 20 return 10 the
agency. hut they seemed disinciined 70 DO
80. They Say there is 10 food for them II
the agency. Captain Bennett has engaged
IN exert an his influence 20 secure food and
.Inpiovment for these creatures, and Is
ewaitipg instructions from General Terry.
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North Carolina Liberal and Anfi-?rO-
hibtf.JT, Convention.

RALEIGH. y. G.. June THE Liberal
and Ant-pr0hibiti0n Convention mel here
to-day no o'clock. About $50 delegates
were in attendance. oi which Three Were
colorcd. About forty were from Demo
cratic association, and about eighty were
Republicans. Colonel Johnson. Editors
stewart md lIallyburton. and Mes,rs. Res
pass and ~atterwbitr. Oi Beaufort county,
are the leading Democrats participating.
and Judges Moore and O'Dara. Colonel
TAYLOR and Colonel O'Lealy are the most
prominent Republicans.
Colonel Johnson. as chairman Of the
Anti-Prohibition Committee. called the
Convention % order, and was made per
maneut president. The uegroc, were
awarded "a share az the Yicc-presidcnt,
and me secretary. and 81 the committee
appointed on resolutions.
10 is understood that the leading Demo
crat, and Republicans in the Convention
have not been aide 20 agree as 10 whether
q Democrat or Republican shall be nOm.-
mated for congressman 10 large. The Re
pullicans insist that they viii not 30 over
20 The Democratic wing Of the liberal party.
Many Republican leaders arc here IN SYM
uaiuv with the Convention. but not 81, dele
gates.
The Convention adopted resolutions
against the existing county government of
thc State: demanding q Tree ballot and q
fair count: demanding The repeal ol iue
prohibition act submitted Co tlc people last
August and rejected: iayorinr % liberal
system of public instruction Oy iAe STATE
and National Governments and urging n
application of ,lc funds ari Ing 'rom TAX
GA spirits 90 common schools under The
supervision oi thc state.
The Convention nominated Tor congress
mau 10 large Oliver u. D0ckery lkeput-
G.ml, and for ,hc supreme Court Judge
George y. Folk heretofore DcmOcra0.
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THO HiriI.es.

PlTTsBUECH. june The only thing
now In the iron -ituatiOn to-day was Sc
cret meeting 81 The nail-manuiactmers q
the West. The meeting lasted several
hours. The manufacturers. one and I'D,
preserved profound silence as 10 the pro-
cceding-.
CLEVELAND. ONO. june The authori-
ne. were forewarneG late last night % look
for trouble this morning 10 Newburg. and
had a military force on hand, but the
strikers kept entirely quiet, and few Of
them were 20 be seen around the works.
There las not been even the slightest dis
turharcc. ard more Of the men are al
work than on any previous day since the
strike began. The proprieiors are hopeful
and confident 81 success, and say they have
assurances that The strikers are weakening.
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by Telegraph.
NFW YORK.

NEW YORK. june 7.-t' oitoo hrla' ale "'.'sz
tales: uplancs. IL 3-lOe.. ,iivins, - l-ioe.'
consolidate net receipts. -,-lt ate ,ALui 80
fh. eoptfuept 1913 lalcs. southern n"uE iairil
active and sieady: common % flr extra s5.0ges
@g.G5. rtoq 10 choice extra To.tVNfc- ahcat-
.,.h ,J ,,,,-l,,- teid very strong. closing urn.
with nearly all II TIE decline % i!ls h.9hi.A re-
covered; uugrsdcd RID -i-yst 49, -. ~ ~. w,
Jt-ie sl4a.6taI.4Gt. lerl sax. ieNJ ana
weak closing duh sad deIreas,d nh. ls.', &c,
No. .. June, 77tff 7hc. tnis-' .ii ~ ~ ~ slls
staatIler. Trade lair: so. 8. 5-c ii.ps quiss and
very strong; yearllngs. zom-1s. , INV eui ~, @nu
rather caster Eio cargoe $50 ~ 49,, r., tD.,
lOAMlllc. SUGAR about steady Aun ghlet' az %
sood rsfuiny r,lots,d att 5-l6s4 4e. rennsd quiet
and teady ilndard 81 ~ , sse Md: s dsa gn
nodfrate Ro-,u dull ard weak . f-.zv. Jur-
penrine higher ana irm i5c askea WOOL sseseily
held, With liEht trade; aenes,lc n 70 aos.'
Texas ls@ 3xc. Port fully l3e; Ter and more
active. cioaing very strpng 49,, 49, "a Asss. ,Iyl
el9.25 FOR odd $50 24As 49,, - ~; s,aly
/ ei9.9Of 5000. Niedles dun anu nohlihAl; icht
elcar lac Lara unsettled aud lei aciife, CLOSING
shace lower md weak; salcS ei prime steam
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A Woman Cruelty Mursisrsd' Queer
s,ouIuet o( the Murderer.

fSpecial telegram 10 the Dirp"''"'i
PELHAM, CAswEIL COUNTY, y. T., June
IA most dastardly and cold-blooded
murder was pcrpetrated on the plantation
Of sIr. Henry Z. Hodges, in this county,
to-day. Iyerson SHADE (colored) went to the
honse OF his brothcr-in-law, Sam White
fcolored. and shot his wife, Dora White,
three times in the face and head with pis-
toI. killing her instantly. No cause is as
signed for the deed, as they had been on
friendly terms. No one was present at the
time except another colored woman, and
she had gone up stairs when she heard The
reports Of the pistol. Upon running down
the man (slade) ran of. He afterwards
.went'to m officer and gave himself up, &C.
knowledging the murder. after which time
he ceased TO speak, and though repeatedly
Intercepted before ard during his trial he
would not make any reply. There Is great
indignation manifested against him by 10th
white and black. and he may possibly lie
Ivnphcd
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for the forfeiture Of the grant, "a the pro-
posed road had been built by another COM
nany, the assignee OF the original grantee.
which had power TO make such an assign
ment. ON motion the committee was dis
charged from further consideration OF the
subject.
House bin appropriating 100000 for q
public building at Lynchburg, Va, was
passed.
The House dcclaratory resolution regard
ing the death Of Garibaldi was agreed 10.
The consideration u the District 0f CO.
lumbia appropriation bin occupied the re-
mainder Of the day. Less than quorum
Of the members were present while The biz
was under consideration.
Mr.. Van Wvck offered resolution direct
ing that the question Of confirming the per-
sons appointed to-day on the tariff commits
sion be considered in open session.
The resolution was laid over upon an OBJ
lection by Mr.. Plumb.
Executive session. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Sparks, 81 Illinois, rising 70 a ques-
ton Of privilege. said TINT during the de-
bate on the deficiency bill yesterday some
rather angry colloquics had occurred ne
tween Mr.. Cox and himself, not, however,
10 the extent reported in the Washington
morning papers. Remarks had been made
aside and had not gone into the Record,
bat for Lis par, in the coil0quy he respect
fully begged the pardon Of the gentleman
from New York. toward whom he had al
WAYS entertained the kindliest feeling.
Mr.. Cox replied that he was glad that
the gentleman from Illinois had taken oc-
casion 10 express his regret for the re-
marks made by him. He thought that
gentleman had made the ainende honorable,
and be accepted his apology in the same
kindly feeling in which il had been ten
derod.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole md resumed TIE consideration OF
the general deficiency appropriation bill.
The clause directing the credit 20 cX-Trea-
surcr Spinner Of $4,000. The amounted de-
litcd % him 10 the Treasury books, was
ruled out on q point Of order.
Mes. rs. Blount and Hewitt objected %
two items aggrceating 1858. 600 for bureaus
Oi the Navy Department, and another heat
ed political controversy arose between
these gentlemen and Mr. Robinson md
Others. the point Of attack being Mr. Robe
SON. management Of the Navy Depart
mcnt.
The House at sos =. y. adjourned, and
q Republican caucus WAS announced TO
take place 1T O'Clock this evening.
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The nrcrnn Election.

PORTLAND. OREGON. June There
seems to Doe nc doubt in regard % the cleo
ton ~ George 10 Congress by maj 0rity
Of not less than 1900. The Republicans
claim thc entire State by maioritics rang
ing from zoo 10 l.s00. The Democrats
concede it 70 the Republicans by a small
mjoniy. The lines 10 eastern OREGON
have been down FOR two days, and no PFC
cinct east Of the Cascade Mountains hay
ine been heard from. the Legislature L.
doubtful. Eastern Oregon las had large
cmicra'i0n I'D the past two years. and il is
believed 20 Doe mostly Republican. The
Legislature viii be close either way, and
It's composition cannot he known for two
or three days.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-Orccon Dis
palcb,. to-1lay indicate lie in the Lcgisl-
ture on Joint lailet, with a probability Of .
Republican majority o. one or two.
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Brutal Murder Of a Farmer.

~. LOUIS. June "A dispatch from
Cairo. H.. this morning. states: 81. ".
Bayles. farmer between City ard sixty
wears u age. living about three aud BALI
mile. from Vienna. H., on the Wabash
railway ia. been murdered. 10 seems De-
had been sitting hy q small l1mp read
ing. when the assassins entered and tied
Linn 20 hi, chair, AVID thm fastened Dis
hands behind bin. and also tied bis feet
together. When found hisie ctWere burned
% "a crisp by the lamp. which had been
held under .hm. After splitting bis
head with an aSe they searched thc house.
when through. ,hev cut The bride with
which they bad bound him 90 DIS chair.
and showed him over on DE floor. whore inc
was found dead ly DIS nciehtor.. There
f. no clue 20 fhe assa-~ins'
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TELEGRAPHU NEWS
To THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

and Ofher Washington Nat
t,r.-A Duel Between New 0rlenns Edi-
tors; Major Bnrkc. Of she "rimes-Dcrno-
cr.t.~ Wounded-Pr obahie Tie In the Ore
con Leeisiature- sale OF the House In Phil-
adclphia Ia Which Jeirerson Wrote the De-
slaration Of IndcPe ndcncr-rhc Liberal and
Antl-Prahibitson Movement In Worth Caro-
lima Brutal Murder in iiiinois-indians
..arving in Dakoia-PoliticaI Conventions
n Alabama and Ohio-Fatal Explosion In
% Tsra. rnnnei-A fIrfnber Of the New
York sleek Exchange Expelled for Alleged
uisapprepriafion OF Funds-t'aribaldfs
goay Not TO De Crema'ed- English Turf
Sot.s. &C.
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AeciGon. on she virginia Mid:a.rd
HuiIEDGd.

DANyIflF. Va. june Five ears and o.
cahoo-e OBJ the .ouih-Dound freight t-Iir
ou the virginia Midland railroad rn on
the track on trct,e ner FrN Creek .ta-
Uau. in Pntsylyauia county. about noon
to-day. Conductor =. j. Gay Wa. knock
al ,en.a'css. one man, name not known,
had ley broken. and one other Wa- in-
jured. The car. were much damaged. and
The trestc broken ia some place.. The
ongine broke loose and came 90 90 Dam
vile. This evening the mail and pa-seu-
gers on thc regular pg oncer train were
transferred and brought through.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
EicwoyD. June z. 1857.
0FFFNlNOr.
WMKAT.-Whlio. so husHeis.
ConN.-Whiie. $50 bushels. AiAei' fuV hN'iiei--
0AIf.-12 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
C0RN-Nhitc. 100 bushels PRIME western NJ
zoe. o.. $780,. 49,.
r,erfs. Ia bales. Ouonilln-. Mlddlin2, l4c.;
low middnng, llsallfc.. good ordinary 1850
lO.sc.. ordinary. 1s6ss4c
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THE CREMATION or TIE BODY ABANDONED.
CIrITA VECCmA. June IA telegram
from Caprora announces that the family o.
Garibaldi have decided TO abandon the ere
nation Of his body, owing 10 the practical
difficulties In the way II It's accomplish
rnent. The remains will be inferred pro-
yisionally, al least, at Caprera on Thurs-
day.
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rorrihie rDnIo.lon in a TnnneI.

CHICAGO, June "A san Antonio (Iexa-)
special saws o terrible explosion occurred
Yesterday ia tunnel 80 /. on the c., j..
and y. railway extension. Two hundred
and fifty kegs Of blasting powder were
ignned by the workmen on the east end Of
the extension. The workmen 0n The wet
end were at once overwhelmed with earth.
rocks. and trees. Three men were killed
and FIVE wounded.
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A Revolutionary Relic sold.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June THE Penn
syyania National Bank has purchased, FOR
Ss0. 900. the old brick building At the south
west corner q Seventh and Market streets.
in which il bias 80 long been held that JEFF
iers0n wrote the Declaration Of lndepend-
cnce. The old building Will be torn down
and q bank structure erected on lis site.
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Wow Orleans Journalists fn Deadly
Com bat.

Meeting or Editors Burke, or the "Iimes'
Democrat and Parker. Of the "Piea-
yune"- Together Near "The slaughter
House "-short Distance and Mississippi
Rifles Succeeded by smootb-Bore Pistols
npd Twenty Paoes-Five Roun6s-Enorts
mt Reconciliation Unavaiiina-Durks se-
rfousIy Wounded.
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& Member 0f the New York Stock tx.
chnuge Expelled.

NEW YORK. June 7.-rhe Governing
Committee Of the stock Exchange have
expelled ". J. Hutchinson. % the firm %
Kennedy & Hutchinson, on charges brought
by John K. Duff. Of Boston, OF approp!-
ating about o million dollars belonging 20
n4rtT
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Rx,sty Found,

WASHINGTON, ID. G., June The body
~ Pe,tzel. who was drowned with George
Comfy in Chesterfield lake. New lamp
shire, some days ago. was found To-Day.
Conly's body has not YET been found
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Alabama Democratic Convention.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. june At Tie
Democratic Convention to-day 500 dele
gates attended. General J.. z. Walker $3.50,
chosen president. There were nine lal-
lots ior Governor without nomination. and
the Convention adjourned 90 @ O'Clock to-
morrow morning. The a.t ballot WAS:
+. s. Onicl. I70; Leroy Brewer, l5-;
X. II. Il. Dawson. ll5; J. II. Mck. Leroy.
l27
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discovery OF Arms at barcelona.

MADmD, June IA depot Of mus
kcts, ammunition, and swords has been
discovered near Barcelona. several ar.
rests have been made in connection with
the discovery.
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Election Of College President.

Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.I
WAKE FOREST, n. g.. June l.-Rey. \.
G. Dixon. 50 well and 50 fayorably known
in your city. WAS unanimously elected to-
day TO succeed DR.. Pritchard A. president
Of Wake Forest College. 1t is thought he
viii ARGENT
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OHIO Republican Convention.

COLUMNS. ONO, June The Republic
can state Convention to-day renomiuated
Charles Townsend 10 le Secretary OF
state. aud nominated John II. Doyle. OF
Toledo. judge 81 thc supreme Court.
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gMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND olOCk LACHANtTt.
WEDNESDAY, June Z. 1852.
-.LUs-FEsr BoAED.-1OoO Richmond CITY
So at I9It;I.0O0 Richmond city g. at il3;
] 200 Petersburg Railroad bonds. "Class A." 10
sG,: 10 shares Norfolk .nd Wcsicrn Railroad
lJock % 4Ji,, 10 do. 20 &C lO .hares Peter burg
Railroad 20 %. 10 a.. e 21'l, 10 DO. .. -. ~
lo. q ~. 100 lo.at "a. d. oo. at @7f, 10 do at
27t. so DO. 30 27t, 10 DO. 20 ~. 20 DO. ~ 27i4
10 do. af 81.
SECOND HoAED.-2.uOl Columbia and hTccn-
willie second 81 n ., 1000 doc 70 -5' 10 shares
Petersburg Railroad 1t 21s, 80 81. 30 27,; 10
fharcr Richmond and Wet Point Terminal Rail-
and Wsrcaousc Company 70 81: 5000 Pc
l---l..,r.. II. -L.-aI lnrl.. :. lIL.- r. u ~.
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Rofy-ssventb Congress Firs, session
WAsHINOIoN, june !, 1872.
sINATE.

ar. Jonas. from the Committee on Rail-
roads. reported back. with u written re-
port. the petition oi citizens u Louis
lana for the forfeiture Of the land grant 10
ibe New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Nleks-
burg railroad. In reply TO an inquiry by
Mr.. Cameron, ef Wisconsin. Mr.. Jonas
stated that Tie committee saw no reason
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Tho Adulfcration Of Cotton I'm
America.

LONDON. June AT a meeting OF the
Manchester Chamber Of Commerce to-day
a communication was received from the
foreign office concerning the adnlteration
OF cotton ia America. The secretary Of
the Chamber was instructed TO write 10 the
foreign Office. giving the particulars Of
and recommending that the
influence OF The British embassy at Wash
ington be brought 20 bear against the prac-
u
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sbinxia.Mfil Burned.

DETROIT. June 5.--one Of Boynton d
Ackley's shingle-mills NJ Grand uasfn
was burned iasi night ri midnight. Loss,
Sl25,cp0; partly insured.
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,,,,r cyurSr AsDpLAsrER.

o,CUOoNER IL. ARCULARIUsY WIN
- 80 FItr-II ROCKLAND LIME, daily
'.,yncc.sd. THIS LIME Is rom me eelcni,.ssI
sfrocsef, iime.kilas' and "a. 10 s SI'f @.
49,. .-s' ,.,sfEs.'rs also ALIGNED aud LAMB
fLAsihh' FNi ~ WAENER Mc0KE,
. f-eod foot ~eTcnieegtG street, soa'p sios 'ess'
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
AL THE STYLES rs LOW ga
GOODs--1cl as

PUMPS. SLIPPERS OIFoRDs, 20 button and
ue,
NEWPORTS. Low UT NENfNAi ineNI-
,,f,s.rr.r3lF,-- sHROCCo. EID. CALF, and
rv4fFL-LEATUFR LOW GOODS;
MISSES. BOYS. CHILDREN r, aud lNfAAI5
LOW SHOPS. ..
A eue Inc SPRINGFIELD SHOES in NV
PORTS. Button OXFORDs. and STRAP
SLIPPERS; -.
ON LADIES and GESTLENEN'' LOW
" AT-uFEL. BROAD-BOTTuM and fLLE-
IBLE-.OLE SHOES;
TETNKs sATCHLL-, NALlsh>, EA ltAVND
p.g. 80 j.. &. GRIGG.
a Tenth and Main streets.
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LONDON. June THE race for the Ascot
Derby stakes was won by shotoyer; Bat
tieGeld second, Spring Eel third.
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DO not be deceived. Insist on having
the genuine Browns Iron Bittcrs, made
only by the Brown Chemical Company, and
take nothing else.
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mail. merchandise. and passengers. l.. r. Taium,
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SAILED.
schooner Fila II. Hlruc.. .ndiccu. Jew York.
,tlrcs. Chc-apoake and Ohio Railway Company 2
SEE sci. turtii * Parker.
schooner sarah -hupcrt. Ewing. Newark. coal.
Gcryls St0rrs. vessel. turric 60.
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By Telegraph.
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