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tilt and damask satin covered SettcessI.

I UllLt anu dalnaSk satin covered Settces.
81. Ditto - do ,',0' Sofas','
Do do Rerneres
Do do Fan1e,is
Do do Chairs
Do sQf do gOttomans
Do s do TIA bonrats
Do do a Mpsic. stools
Do do Foot .s,ools
Do do pillows
Still Mr. Van Buren, was not contcnt he
longed for the Turkish divan,and tbe ,Fre,,l
comfortable A good Iocofoco dornaora+ -
thinks, might have been nre,tv wslI sat;s f.
with crimson damask sofa and n;ijo,w ~ ~ :,
down encased in = silk cover Ava . hill :,
alderman. it is said. aftor en;or;nns h;s ~
soup, can snore awav his six hours ~ nsrfaot
peace with all mankind bv nl,o;n,, biz 900
ration within the generous dimcns;ons az !. har
gere But neither thc cr;mson d,no.sL saf, !. :.
soft down, silk covered inflow nor tbo -,
Gus beroe-e wonld contant NJ w p.
What wac - ha A. - : M ~. ~. van puiei'
back whereon hard. handed den,ocrat na ~
with the cares Of State 40 Nv WI,
ret is part and parcel Of the Ca,,,., md
may be soiled by too freonent 'nse 10 n, "na
stool and the foot-stool. albeit covered With !.
mask satin too low for E, yora ~. d;s,oss1
or the eytremities . What ,.o,ld.sho H. =.
in this dire emergency. hut to nav down s7o
dollars of the People's cash tha, NJ Van R,rsn
NAV eniov the Injuries If TIC TIL ;sl -,
and the French com Portable ~, 40 of 60.
materially, And nc tLo,o. -f,,o ...;.,s. 49,
doubtless boupht doc cbe,n, ~ os,,ao;,Il,,
.as every dor has his dav in these az d,rs
no rood locofoco can nnrenarorsl,, ,,ss;,hLvold
from his hard. handed f.;a,,J ~ ~
lights Of a daily .lonnae,on a.. fortalio
But opine. Mr. Chairman Observation-Disclosures,
of these honest locofocos would he> nieas s ~
see American comfort,bles Introduced ~ tho
palace, they will hardly admit tbe nronr;etv ri
the true representative of the real hard. minded
democracy sending the cash of tI,a. Peonle
across the wide Atlantic for the n,rcb,se ~
French comfortables.' at a time too when
thousands Of American csbinet nal ar. ,,I m
hosterers, who arc anife NJ nd o,,;i
as handy, in their resnective crafts 80 t,,a -
tisans Of Paris and LYONS. are ont Of on, Nov.
ment, for the want of a market for Their bca,.
tiful fabrics. - '''e : ~
will not detain Won sir. lonoer IL +ho f.rsen
and fellow Drawing rooms than inst 70 direc,
vour eve in retiring from the latter. first to tbf
elegant mahogany giIt.mounted piano forte
and then to the heapg gih bronze mantel time
piece, representing Hannibal the ce,ebra,er
Carthacenian General at the battle If Cams
There are no other anartments IN tn, {; &c,
floor of the palace eycentinr the co,,,t 49,
or Banouettiinp Room and fho f,n,;Iv d;n;no
room VIII snndr,, stor. r,oa,s ~ - uan,
ch;nn closets between tben, T sl,I, III
attention Mr. Cha;rm,, In tho &C.,, - -,
inc Ran, Init NOT nntil we shsm 60 ta.'4"t 9.
tie left oftbe Great b.Ii .hat ~
ascend tbe rrand stoircats cnva.ad Iua al, Nc
Brussels CARPET. in order to take verv cursor,
view of the inferior ARA nrements nm tho seco,,5
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Received payment in full. Is,
r1EIA HIpEp

Voucher Nc. 8, embraced in abstract No. j
of payments made by T. L. Smith, agent for
purchasing furniture for Presidents House.
from April is, 1887, to May l6, 1s3a..,Y
In the ninth century, the immortal Alfred sat
on three-legged stool, and swayed his scep.
tire Ger the English realm but Mr. Van Buren,,
Tin this our day, isnot content with scat of
such homely and rude construction He must
have Turkish divans' and French comfort
ables. Thousands of the Peoples dollars have
been lavishly expended for
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9s347777
Les 4 tabourets en- x
s3s os

Now sir, should like to hear the honest
opinions not only Of the plain, republican
/. Suckers out also; Of the ]. HOLSTERS, Of the
|. WolUerines,' and Of the Buckeyes about
these .tabbyrcats. Won't they think /. them
animal, rasher dangerous scyitters, 10 be, kent
|snugly seated within tho Blue Elliprical Sa.
loon e Wont they object against Mr. Van Bu.
rem paying away their cash for the purpose
|of dressing mp these tsbby-cats in: NEW damask
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tiers there at times Kept in aoaiting, am salts
fed, however, that the President cannot be
aware of the. fact, or he would have ordered for
this room dozen er two six damesks or bamboo
canes from the other apartments Of the palaco,
from whence their removal would hardly have
been recognised. @ ITo BIZ cosTIsuEp.l
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TBY REQUEST. I.
From the Iowa Sun.
T1proN. Cedar County Iowa, D

Upton, CEDAR County Iowa,
Z. July 10, 1910. rs IS.
Mr. LoaAN-We hand you a few ex-
tracts from an Grafton delivered at Upton.
the county seat Of Cedar county, on the
last fourth of July, by w. BARRows, Esq.
OF Rockingham, who has kindly furnished
us with the same, and which we should
be happy to have inserted in your paper.
Yours, &c. .st
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Voucher No. 37.)

g Voucher No. 81.
The Presidents House DR. to A. Lejamber.
o French Confortables, made of extra materi
ais, and extra covers Sl6t
a boxes, at 50 SO II
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D JAMES G. EDWARDS.
me IRA Ws E gwss.
am IOWA PATRIOT,
.rprIsHED EAERY THURSDAY IN
= ~ upper STORY OF THE BUILD
NC AT THE CORNER OF
,r,,a;npto,. and Wafer Streets,
,.ssc1oN, DIES MONIES COUNTY, IOWA.
TERMS:

a,uK. EYE & PATRIOT is published
eek, at THREE DOLLARS per
. o., ADVANCE.
.com pliance with the above terms
\ a sssst each delinquent to an extra charge
,.s.,r.6ye cents, for every three months
.s,.t,y produce, Fire Wood, &C., ta-
| e |. saymeut Of subscription.
f.roTIsEMENTS will be inserted at
4 s ,.,a Of ono dollar per square. for the first
,s si cents for each subsequent insertion
as,sl deduction will be made to all those
advertise by the year.
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20 THE HONORABLE THE JUDGE
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT.

EHNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully reports
n That being about to proceed under the authority
of he net Of Assembly of Maryland, entitled an act
feiHtng 70 Mortgages in the City and County OF Balu-
more 70 sell at Public auction the highest bidder
certain parcel of Ground with the appHrenances
uculagly mentioned and described in an indenture of
boHgage and trust between Edmund Gibson and wife,
and John Glenn, bearing date the nineteenth day of De-
ober eighteen hundred and thirty FIVE, and recorded
among the Land records of Baltimore County Court in
Liber T. X. No. 2, folio $50 &c, he did the fourth
day of November eighteen hundred and thyI inc give
bond to the Snte OF Maryland in such penalty and with
such security approved b. the Honorable John
Purviance, Associate Judge of Baltimore County Court
IN relation 10 the sale of said property, ard did the
day last mentioned file the said bond ia the Office of the
Clerk of said Court pursuant the directions OF the
Of Assembly aforesaid. passed at DeeembtF ssiOn
eighteen hundred and twenty six, Chapter 1872 That
he did then give than twenty DAYS notice OF the
time, place. and terms of sale b. advertisement
the American, Patriotand Pilot,-three of the daily
newspapers published in the city aforesaid, that Is 10
say, that the would be sold at the Exchange in the
City aforesaid the hirteth day Of April, eighteen
hundred and forty al O'Clock, p NJ that the terms
of sale were as prescribed by the deed aforesaid cash.
but the Mortgages had ted to extend the credits
as follows wit: NTH in cash at the sale, and the
residue in equal nstameHts at twelve eighteen and
tweny-fOur month";, vita interest, and undoubted Sc
curity would be required said credit payments, and
that al said sale John Gibson became the highest bidder
and purchased and for the Of thirteen thousand
dollars JOHN GLENN, Trnstee.
Slate of Maryland City of Baltimore. to wit:
On this 18th day of May, eighteen hundred and forty
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace and for
the city aforesaid personally appeared John Glenn and
made oath that the and things stated in the fore
going report are true and that the sale therein reported
was fair and bona idc.
True Copy. Te&, TTEos. KsLL, elk.
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Uy- SEAIBx'S PAEACR AZ ACTIoN.-fhe
great celebrity which this remedy has acquired daring
uparae led suecess bss Is i.duseS nbs Of s ,
from time to tins, both ahone and abroad to initiate
in various ways.
As long these limitations were confined mixtures
bearing other names, we did consider il necessary TO
advert to them, but having evidence possession Of
the gross receptions practised By unprincipled men, ia
vending spurious syrup for the ssgenune Swain Pan
cannot too strongly caution the public 20 avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the respect
able sources.
1t is difficult TO detect in many instances the setuss
perpetrators of these imposoas, the spurious mix
lures the generally sent into the interior and -
Some time back, we detected fraudulent imitation -
New York closely resembling our OWE, but the bottles
SwArh.
More recently we have found bottles cast mould
precisely like our own, but "SwaIms Panaeea" New
York IS blown in the glass, instead of "Swas Pans
cea, Philadelphia.
We have received repeated adYices from the West In
Ola islands that empty bottles purchased up at
hlgh rates. Tor the purpose Of reflng them with spa
nous mixture: and of the thousands of bottles of wnS
ranaeea annually sold ia our principal cities we can
collect but very ew OF the empty bottes they are
made Of in various ways to defraud the proprietor
and to deceive the pubic.
We have known instances OF three bottles Being MADE
out of one, by mixing portion of Sarsaparia Syrup
with the genuine Swaims Panacea, thereby retaining
some of its virtues.
In Philadelpha lately large order was received be
mercantile house for Swain $ Panacea bottles: mould
exact imitation of our own was made, and the ordry
vessel from Amsterdam mad arrived at Rio de Janero,
partly laden with bottles precisely like our sTr- We
have also in possession book printed in Germany, fc
simie of own book of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances will be seen that the
genuine Swaims Panacea Is counterfeed and initiated
considerable extent; and as these limitations are not
only fraud upon US, but will necessarily protraet the
suerngs of nvads in those diseases where the genuine
me dieine might have proved efcacous, we must reY
upon the public to purchase the Swalm's Panacea onF
fro authentic and respectable houses and dealers VI =
obtain their supplies either from our Labatsry in Phsa@
del phIa, or from accredited and General AGENT
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No. 46 Pine Street,
kew-EoTk.
,Sinned3 WILLIAM SWAIN & SON.
Philadelphia, 2Sth Apr,>l940. -
ROBERTS g. ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Mszeetsseen,
~ 20 eodtf =, Baltimore
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BALTIMORE REAL ESTATE AGENCY
19t 9OTrTU 9TRRFsc

49, SOUTH sTREEr.
81 FOR S.9LE-TwO very spacious story ~
(lIs1 DWELLING HOUSES, with extensive iFi.5
Alsl4buck buildings. including handsome dining lA9a
rooms, and Feplete with every convenience for large
fanes-iocated in Lexington street, between Charles
and have stables and carriage houses attached.
- FOR S.9LE-TwO desirable story esr-s
GAfsst DWELLING HOUSES, nearly new, in lali..
G4se Monument street.
IaiiIif story DWELLING HOUSE in Lombard ST., be-
Eals4tween Hanover and Sharps ats.
~ FOR S-4LE-Two HOUSES and Lots -
AI1f in fee, situate in Mcclellan street, near fssJ
G4s4 Baltimore ST. -
faTSsf DWELLING HOUSE, IS feet front by 20 deep,
lsa1extensive back building including dining room,
kitchen, &c. built in modern style, situate IN Franklin
street, near 81. Paul;s.
80 FOB sale OR RETT-A neat and conve-
fSssif nient two story DWELLING HOUSE, with good
4lsa1back building, deep Lot, in fee, pleasantly
situated near the Eastern Fountain.
~ FOR RENT-A very desirable new story
flISN DWELLING HOUSE, with good back building
1elAand dining room, situate in Hollins street, near
Cove.
& FOR .7LE-A very desirable COUNTRY
H=5EI RESIDENCE, with about 10 ACRES ofssE5A
E=H=l Land attached, miles from the Court r.
House. The Land is in good state of cultivation, the
water unsurpassed; the improvements spacious and
convenient consisting of Mansion House, new, Mana
gers House Barn Stabling and other out-houses The
situation Is remarkably healthy; the grow ng crops,
farming utensils and live stock included in the pur
chase, and immediate possession given required
Bank Stocks would be taken in payment for this pro-
perry.
NJ b. In addition to the above the subscribers would
invite an inspection of their general list, consisting OF
large variety of City and Country property for sale on
se FOWLER S-TYsoN.
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PUBLIC SALE.
WMTILL BE SOLD at the Exchange WEDNES-
w DAY the Oath inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ, for and
on account of Thomas 8. Thompson, all that LOT or
parcel ofGROUND, situated in the city of Baltimore, at
The northeast corner the section of Pitt and Green
Streets now called Exeter st. fronting the latter ST.
one hundred, and extending back twentysix feet ten
inches subject TO payment Of the yearly of
hu inbred and sixty dollars together with the buildings
and Improvements thereon erected made or being and
the rights privileges advantages and appurtenances
thereto belonging, &c.
Terips of sale one third cash. one-third IN three
months and one-tlird in six months
CHARLES n. PITTS.
je 10 eod2w GRUMPY & co. Aucts.
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PROVISION MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 3.
small reduction in the price OF Pork having been
submitted to, several sales have been made quo
ta.ions, Mess ,75a5; Prime S12 75al3. The
rivals of late have scarcely been equal to the demand
In Beef little alteration has taken place-the quantity
quite small and in many instances holders disposed
bold for higher rates. OF Lard there is very limited
supply and the majority has been sold speculation at
from 9a10ac.
SAVANNAH, June 8.
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cOAINTnRcrAA IxEcuRD,
cowr0r MAHKRT.

NEW YORK, June 10.
The adviees per "CnicorA via BoetoR, have not had
any effect upon the New York markets. The Einsae-
tons during the week have been 70 nodefae extent,
without any material alienation in rites. About $3.50
bales have been sold UPlands, ordinary to middlng
may be quoted 6ga9ci fair good fair and good y, 81
aloe per lib; Tennessee and Alabama, 7a9sc; and tine
Mobile, Louisiana, &c. loo, II and l2lc per Id.
PETERSBURG, June 10.
The stock on sale is limited that prices Of good
and prime qualities has advanced about &c per h. We
quote 6ta9lc extreme rates. The demand confined 10
our manufacturers.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4.
The enquiry for cOttons Of good quality sprang up
with renewed today bntbuyers found lean Iahr
kei. good deal done lists AZ they came 10 hao,
including all qualities.
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DIED,

On Sunday evening, 18th inst. John Thomas Geoghe-
gam she Goth year Of his age oa amiable dispose
ton, he was loved by all who knew him. Thus cut of
in the bloom of life his death speaks 30 his young &C
quaintance in the loudest tones, pfepare 10 meet your
God.n
On the 15-h inst. Dir. William Wreay, in the 9th
year Of his age.
On the iIth inst. William Williamson, in the ssth
gear of his age.
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On the llth inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Morgan, VIM. War
field Esq. to Sarah jane Merryman all of this city
Won the 9th inst by the Rev. Mr.. s. Williams, Dir.
Thomas Eugait, to Miss Susanna Sade, both of Balt-
NGre county.
AT Philadelphia on the 1lth inst. William Lyttleton
Savage of Northampton county Virginia, TO Sarah
Chauncey daughter of Eiho Chauncey, Esq. of the
former place.
At Philadelphia on the 10th inst Joseph Tnmb,e to
Sarah, daughter of Arlnon Davis, Esq.
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URY order of the commissioners of insolvent debt
I'd ors of the city and county of Baltimore netice Is
hereby given the creditors of JAMES 4. GAS
KINS, an insovent debtor, that personal discharge
bath been granted TO the sad debtor, and that the sar
creditors repaired TO att enat the ece of the said
commissioners in the court house, in the city Of alt
more, on the 3rd day of August next at ten O'Clock M
ehe forenoon, and nominate trustee trustees, to be
appointed for their benefit and give all the inforna
ten in ter possession to the said commissioners, TO
enable tienfo report TO Baltimore county court, agree
ably to act Of Assembly, passed at December ses-
sion 1884, entitled "an act relating to insoiyent debt
ors;i' and that the 3rd day of Oct next, hath been
affixed for the final hearing in his case, before the said
Commissioners.
Dated the 5th day ofJune IN The yeaz ls4s
saIr
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1h5-HFTH YARD TTPPEC.aNOE CLUB.-A
regular meeting of the Fifih Ward Tippecanoe Club,
wtl be held Mr. SarP's School Room, Exeter street.
one door north of Market st. on TUESDAY EVENING
10th June O'Clock. The members, and all persons
in the ward opposed the present administration, and in
favor Of Harrison and Reform invited TO attend.
JOHN HENDERSON, Pres't.
JAMES II. VALIANT, Rec. Secy.
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AMUSFWENTS.
BALTIM MUSE I'm
AND GALLERY or THE FINE Arts,

Co47,4r of BsJa1zeone and eaive+ streets.
Tat AtEscton and Grand CombaskioD Of Novelty and
Talent
Everu Day and Reeaiag 5uTissg IRE week
The Propnetors have the pleasure Of Announcing an
engagement with the famous
MONS. BIHIE, the Belgian GIANT,
The talest, best pOporoned and strongest man IN tie
yVoridt And the celebrated
DIR. VALENTINE,
The Humorous Delineator Of Yankee and other Eecen-
trio charaeter+.
Mr.. DOWRE,
1ne highly popular and unnvalled FLU IsIi ard
BfR. J. K. KENDALL,
OF Boston, SOLO PERFORMER Of the ClsI1ohet;
whose respective unequalIed performances have been
the theme Of admiration in the principal cities Of the
Unted States; altogether forming combination OF at
tractye Novelty. Musical Talent and humorous Enter
iainrnent exceeding all former precedent.
A1z-For Programme see Bills.
}d3-Saloon performance to co nnence at bali past
O'Clock precisely.
ISy.T'ckets TO Saloon amusements, (incFuding mu
scum and Giant) 50 cents the Museum only 70 sec
the Giant % cents
{ny-Children half pnce.
T3-Hours 10 see the Giant from II a. NJ. To- P. u
and from half pas; TO half past in the evening.
els
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TAKE NOTICE.
naD eodtf

TAKE NOTICE.
OF GREAT UTILITY TO EYERTCTTIZEH RESID-
ING IN OR COMING TO THIS CITY.
IESFE advantages arising TO persons who can sell tneS
q Goods and realize the proceeds Immediately VIII
out too great sacrifice is all important-and H. W.
BOO General Licensed 3ctioneeT tenders MS pest ser
vices Having caPacous Store land so prepared tnat
every thing may be arranged without exposure ta ne
street. and liberal cash advances made wiAout the re
cessy too great sacee. The result OF this seasoa
has been favorable any preceding season. ana no
even at this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF arncies lying oof-
\ mant would sell and realize something handsome.
| Surplus Goods of any kiIId-with Household etiecs
Groceries, DRY Gaods-Ha rdwares-Jeweiry, &c, VIE
command fair prices MY is shelved, andI am en-
abled to receive any quantity of Goods-having also
Warehouse and dry cellar, can accommodate Szen as
wish storage for parcels.
My sales attended BY myself in person-and Gcods
arranged the best possible way 10 claim proper no
tiee. Appraismeni, as well the duties OF CosanH-
soner come under my duties.
fS-Au sales in the couAtry will receive every asten-
tiOn
Merchants Masters of Vessels. Port HaTds5, 6nder
writer's will be waited with the greatest pleasure,
having had great denl of experience IN this kind OF ou
siness H. w. BOOfI.
iesa General AuctioHeer
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fh7-TENTH W.9RD.-A regular meeting OF the
TENTH WARD TIPPRCANOE CLUB, will be held
at the School room, the south west of Eunw
and Mulberry streets Monday Evening, June 18th at
O'Clock A distinguished friend Of HGYTisoa and Re
form, viii address the meeting. BY order,
je Ii ELLIOT O'D. POOR, Rec. Sec'ry
A3-TIPECC.4NOE CLUB No. 1.-You will meet
al Digg's Hotel THIS EVENING, 18th inst, at 8 o.
clock. By order,
IeI5 ADAM L. MCLEAN, Rec sec'y.
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ocAFOURTB Ward.

THyIPPEC.4N0E CL UBNo. 4.-Thcre viii be a meet
II ing of the Fourth Ward Tppecanoe Club 80 NOR
Tuesday) evening the 10th inst n O'Clock, the
room ofthe Academy Ensor street. adjoining the indie
pendent Engine House. Pnnctual attendance is re-
guessed
BY order, JOSEPH c. BOYD,
Re Is Recording Sec'fV
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GRAIN MARKET.

WhZA1N WAItAE1Is
NEW YORK, juno d.
Wheat is arriving f.eely-we notice sales OF a
hour 300 bus. Indiana I00c and a400 bus Pennsylva
MO at l03c.
Northern Rye continues dull 5la63e with moderate
sales.
The arrivals of Southern Corn have been large, and
prices may be quoted about &c lower than last week
1000 bus have been sold for dstng principally at so
oslo weight, and one lot at 49c measure
But Little doing in Oat5-NorheIn are duh at 3jc.
GEORGETOWN, Jane 10.
Sales of Wheat a5aa0 per bushel Corn, white,
40a42, yellow 46a49; Bye 43a45, and Oats 25a28
RICHMOND, June II.
In Wheat we learn shat 81 per bushel for the new
crop has been offered for early deliveries. Mlers
disposed 10 contract that price for future receipts
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Wheat in rather better request since last report 1t
is offered rather freely Soc but offer of 46c for
considerable quantity failed to and sellers The mlers
in the city buy sparingy at 50c
OATS this article has fallen % l5c. there sales
yesterday at that price.
SAVANNAH, June 8.
There caIgoes in market; retail price IS cents
per bushel.
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NEW ORI,rANs. Juno 4.
FLOuR MARKET.

NEW YORK, June l3.
The supplies have been chiefly from Ohio and Mchi-
gan, which although large have found purchasers from
the wharf at 81 25a4,37s in round hoops and
in flat, Holders Of Genesee are more firm; for good
brands "a is asked but occasional sales are making at
S462la469; of Ohio via New Orleans, the arrivals are
light; sales of 375 bbls at $3.50. The shipments to
France and England appear to have ceased There has
been some enquiry for export to the West Indies and
South American 1000 bbls fresh ground Brandywine has
been sold al $685. also, $50 bbls Richmond City Mills
at So and 1908 bbls Baltimore Howard street at s..
GEORGETOWN, June 10.
County receipts light, though sufficient for the pres
demand The price has given way, and 81 so is all
that is now offered.
ALEXANDRIA, June II.
Sales of new at 81, 40 demand limited.
PlTTSBURG, June IL.
Has fallen off to 81 50aS2 IS from wagons and at the
river. Choice brands only will command our higher
figures Sever parcels have been soldat the wharf at
81, So and one large lot at 81 the latter being of good
quality. The retail price of Flour is 50.
SAVANNAH, June 8.
Sales Of BALTIMORE Howard street, S6aS6, so per bb;
Philadelphia and Virginia, S6aS65O and Canal at S7,75
n So.