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The Defrncc ofRome.

We translate for The Tribune, from a letter in
one Of the Partisan journals the following inspiring
news from Rome:
The city is not asleep. The Qualifications and
general operations Of defence are rapidly advancing.
All the circle OF the cityis admirably strengthened
Skilful artificial works IRE thrown up with the grent-
est activity around the crraced hill occupied by the
Villa Borghese. The Academy Of France, and the
Pincia Hill present formidable deiences; the streets,
the squares and houses fully provided with barr
cades and supplies Of stones. Movable barricades-
true masterpieces OF art, which far surpass all the
Partisan means Of defence-are raised as il by en-
chantmen; on the square of San Carlo del Corso.
These machines Of war are mounted on axles, and
drawn by the aid Of the eded wheels of the carriages
of the cardinals, wherever the need Of defence re-
quircs them The city has therefore become almost,
impregnable. AS TO the few miserable reactioniss,
who in the dark onot scruplc to raise false rumors
and alarms for the purpose Of exciting disorder,
measures have been taken to scatter them at the
slightest occasion.
The Spanish expedition still remains at Fiamcino
and the Neapolitan At Abano. Garribadi scours the
Campngnn, and everywhere along his route the pop
ulace risesup enthusiastic and anxious to die for the
defence Of Rome. This evening the theatres are re.
opened. The mos, perfect tranquility rcigns in all
purts Of the city.
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Alabama Iron.

We noticed some time since, says the Mobile Tri-
bune, the erection of new iron works in Shelby
county. They IRE now in full operation. The es-
Enlistment is in the neighborhood of Colunhiana,
within seven miles ofthe Coosa river, and owned by
McClanahnn and Ware. The works are operated
by steam, and were started about the LIST of March
last Since that time the yield has been TO- 900 lbs,
of pig iron erday large portion Of which hns been
sent to the Montgomery foundry, where II IL pro-
nonnced equal in quality TO the best Scotch pig iron
The proprietors intend, soon navigation ceases,
TO commence casting hollow-ware. We are not ad-
vised of the extent Of these works but learn that
the expenses OF the establishment are $40 per day.
The mines from which the ore is obtaned are extern
sive and easily worked.
In the same county there are three other iron es-
adjustments, all on the tributaries Of the Cnhawba
river. They have been in operation several years,
and yield bar iron Of superior quality to an extent
sufficient TO supply the wants Of the surrounding
country. II will not be many years before other
works of the kind established in the same region
for the whole length of the Cahnwba river from
these works down TO Centreville, abounds in iron
ore Of the same quality.
This section of the State is also rich in bitlmin-
Gus coal, marble, timber &C., and ia destined we
doubt not, TO become one OF the wealthiest manu-
featuring districts of the South.
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shadow Of right. Mr.. Bunxr and his friends were

shadow Of right. Mr.. BURKE and his friends were
not only not connected with the appointing power
by political relations, but they bitter opponents
of the appointing power. Complaint In their mouth
is not even excusable. They show by COM
plant of their removal either an nordinate love Of
place or spirit Of mean revenge. Perhaps they are
animated by the dictates of both passions.
But the Union alleges, that his late chief clerk
never inlerfered in politics. Query; What does the
linton call an active employment In distributing the
life of Mr.. Woodbury. previous 10 the nomination
Of the Democratic convention in May, 1887 1t is
VIGOROUSLY known, that both Mr. BURKE aud Mr.
SYLVESTER were anxious to secure the nomination
of Mr.. WOODBURY. for President, and that Mr. SyL-
vEsTER was engaged In doing all he could, TO bring
abont that result and to that end, he employed time
that belonged 10 the public In distributing the life Of
Mr.. WOODBURY.. Other examples equally palpable
could be Furnished but is enough TO disprove the
allegation of the Union this head, II is enough
for us, however, 10 know that he was removed, 10
know that he did pass the ordeal prescribed in
the inaugural and If In the same category
eiher he or Mr.. BURKE, we should cheerfnlly bow 10
the Judgment of the appointing power,
Mr.. BuRKE, It will be remembered, wrote bra
vado letter, shortly after Gen. TAYLOR took his seat,
daring the President 10 remove him, and swearing
would not lei him think and act he pleased TO do.
II appeared TO ns at the time, that this letter was a
prelude to immediate resignation, but we were mis-
taken. The officehating commissioner held 10 his
seat until he was removed. His threats hnd no ei-
feet in deterring Gen. TAYLOR from doing his duty.
The President knew that the Patent office had
teen converted into political engine by Mr.. BURKE,
and he only waited 10 find man who could restore
10 its legal DurDoses That man he found in TuoM-
AS EwBANK, and Mr. BunKE was bid TO go, as calm
ly as though he had not written that letter. Since
that letter. we have not had very lofty idea of Mr..
BuRKEs independence Of character when Office is in
the way. But allowing to him oil that he and his
friends claim for him, administrative officer,
and are not disposed TO deny him the possession
Of very great merits, 1t cannot be gainsaycd that he
made the Patent Office political engine and admin
isered il more with view TO promote the interests
and continuation in power Of the Democratic party,
than the interests Of inventors and therefore his dis
placement from that Office is no more Than matter
Of sheer justice to the requirements of the laws.
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We are authorized to state, in reference to let

We are authorized to state, in reference to let
ter from the Secretary of the Treasury under date Of
the 4th ultimo, the subject Of allowance for loss
on sugars by drainage published in the Baltimore
American Of yesterday. that, subsequently, to the
date Of that letter, upon the examination Of ad-
ditional facts and views presented to the consid-
Grafton of the Treasury Department, and in view
Of the importance Of the question involved, II was
felt by the Secretary TO be his duty, as public
officer, before returning large amounts Of duty, 70
obtain the decision Of the Supreme Court OF the Unit
ed States on an appeal taken from the recent dec-
sion of the Circuit Court at Baltimore In case In
which judgment has been rendered against the
collector for sum exceeding five thousand dollars
The gentleman 10 whom the letter Of the Secretary
was addressed, has been, as we arc informed advised
Of this determination Of the Treasury Department.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Kings Hotei--T McCubrey, Md; B II Duncan, Ky; MT
French, YiL Dubrey, Y; MLewison, n ]; l. s era
mer N I.
Gadsby's Hotel # d Clayton, Ga; VIM IIadal Tenn;
II McDougall, ILL G Jenson, Y: q Jones, Ind; Capt
Baymon and lady, Nd: E Forsyth, Ohio; Smith and
lady, Nd 7 Bowie two ladies and son, Md; Larrabe
Irrng House.-J w Banbridge N Y; w Doubleday,
ID G; A Jailunousk, Poand e Tonge, Florida; Chase,
Daren NJ Wa, do $ Porter, Haddam; N Jameson, Pa;
w Chew. Nd
JrTia,ris hoisi - Warren, N Y; w Brooks, do ~
Mason Jr, U S n; Norris Pa; I Miller, Mass; John
McRae Md; S Middleton, Pa; o Alexander, Wisconsin; y
r Johnson Pa; Mrs. N Hays Pa; w II Spangler do; o
Bokree, do; Carter, US N; JW White, Pa o Ed.
wards. N Y; A NJ DcFree. u S N; A E Brown, Pa.
Exchange Hotek--J II I Harris, Va; Hall and lady, d
c; T Il Love, Va; ] w Sewall, Nd
Broirn's Hefcis--C Boyd Va; Miller, S C: r Keller,
Va; Jno Crockey, Y; T Cocker, do Edmonds, Va
w r Grimes, do; John Shawain, Md Hayes Tenn;
Crosby, N Y Col S,anbaiigh, Pa
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NOTICE TO TIL Il PUBLIC ANDIN-
STRUCTIONS TO POSTMA STERS.

CILTF Vft.NTI I'M 'IItfsUJN .HITIsS. DIn III vi.
Ma, CHiGRES AND PANAMA. '-
THE United States Steam Packet "Facopn will be ne.
spaiche from the Port Of New York, on Thursay the
18th instant
The public is hereby notified that mails may be sent
10 New York; Charleston, South Carolina savannah
.falconn which will sail from New York the 2sh inst
from Charleston on the LIST OF July next ernines rom
Savannah Oh the day, (evening) and from New Or
leans, be conveyed by the steam packet Isthmus"
leaving that port New oreans) direct for Chasres on the
llth July next.
Mail bags should be made M At New York and at the other
points named, Tor Chasres, Panama, san Dego, santa
Barbara, Monterey, San Francisco and Astoria.
The entire postage for single letter not exceeding nal
Ia weight will he l2s cents to avaaa cents to
Chagrcs 10 cents TO Panama, TO be prepaid IN all cases
and 40 cents TO Sn Diego Santa Barbarba- Monterey San
Francisco or Astoria be prepaid or sent unpaid, at the
option OF the sender Newspapers and pamphlets sea
hostage three cents each and inland postage be added
j. COLIAMER, Postmaster General.
PosT oFFIes DEPARTMENT June 8, 1872, iuns ll-st
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New York, June IL.
Benedict Schmidt, the proprietor Of the Fort Wash
ington Hotel near Hnrlemy was yesterday commit.
ted TO prison charged with the murder Of Patrick
Boyan, by shooting.
Co,ton-The market is quct, but prices are steady.
Sales have been made Of fair upland at 8. Mobile
and Orleans at IL cts.
Flour-Thc market is firmer than yesterday, and
sales have been made al an advance common West
cru and Genesec at from 81 80 to SiSl Ia.
Corn--!rhore is steady demand for corn with
sales Of 10000 bushels.
Pork--Western Mess $40 sales of 5000 bbls.
Whiskcy---Sales at 81 cts. per gallon.
Stocks-seady at previous rates with slightly i'm !.
proved tendency.
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We publish to-day, the conclusion OF Gen. BEN
Tos's great speech, in favor Of the power OF Con
gress to legslae upon slavery in the Territories Of
the United States, and In answer to Mr.. CALHouS's
doctrine denying that power 10 Congress. The
whole speech will appear in our weekly edition
on Saturday, and copies may be had at the counter
Of the office neatly put mp in wrappers, ready for
mailing to any part OF the United States.
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N @ I'll Gle.

WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WASHINGTOS
w COUNTY, D. e.. on tls 10Th Of May, lsiJ, ms
away, a negro man, calling himself EDWARD BROOKS
He Ii Of d dark color with whiskers under his chin
about 30 years old feet 81 inches high, has the
side of the fore finger Of his LEFT hand had when
mi,ted dark cloth rock coat, black bonibazne vest
striped caesnet panaloons, and iui cap lie says he liz
free and born IN this city He says he has been abset
he was knrwn by Samuel Redeem, James Eslin, and
Richard Butt; and in Rchmond Va, by James Evans,
IA u and Mr. D. w, Carter clerk IN the Bank ofVrsina,
aud has pass prportng TO be from him. stating that he
is Tree and has lost his papers.
The owners, any, OF the above described ne
gro nla, hereby requested TO forward prove
him, ana Ilke him away
mnyll.d&wf K. WALLACE. Marshal. d c.
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TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL WIG
CABINET SKETCHES.


THE PAPERs OF ATrIcys.-so.
The Secretaryqf the Treasury.
Although this gentleman has been long known
as one Of the abest lawyers in tho Union his name is
not equally familiar us u stateman--but u niu be-
With intellectual powers of tho highest order, with
quickness of apprehension, and energy of application
rarely surpassed, all that is necessary in order that
his political may rival his legal position, will simply
be direction. The flood that carves out its own IA
vorite channel will fill any other which may invite
It's current, and if am not mistaken, and ! speak
from long and intimate knowledge oil my subject,
MIR. Secretary MEREDITH, will ere long furnish I'M
questionable practical proof not only of his high do
sert but of the most thorough competency, for all
hedyersifed duties of his arduous and complicated
post n. He is, as has been said, an eminent law
yer, he is also an accomplished scholar, clear, cool
headed political economist man acquainted with
the science of government, and perhaps, above all, a
practical man. Few men can endure more mental
labor aud fewer still, can perform II with equal ease.
He is man of answering honesty and hdelity--of
moderation and moJcsy und If with all these quail
fcations, he should not come up to the hopes and
exigencies Of the country she would look elsewhere
In vain. ! may probably speak of him TOO warmly,
for have ever had grateful and afeclionae regard
for him as man, which it is natural should accom-
pany him in his official elevation, but still, If know
myself +.
~ wouldno iatter Neptune for his trident
Nor Jove, Tor hispower 10 thunder"
| Many persons expressed surprise at the appoint
men. of Mr.. MIREDIrH-Pra with the recommend
atoms referred TO- where was the wonder No othel
testimonials could have been half so strong His life
was before the public, and challenged fairly cha
lenged the promotion which he reached-and which
| No. IIa clad
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Arrival OF U. States Ship Lcxin ytoM- large
b., amount Of California Gold.

I N NEW 0Rk, June IV, =. NJ.
The U. S. soop of war Lexington, Commander
Chatard, is now coming up the hnrbor She is from
California and last from Rio de Janeiro. When she
left San Francisco she had on bonrd SIXTEEN
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SIX POUNDS OF
GRAIN GOLD, but landed four hundred and fifty
six pounds of il at yalparaiso she therefore brings
only twelve hundred and eighteen pounds of it TO
this city.
Among her passengers are Samuel F. Hazard
who was sent home from Rio de Janeiro; Frederick
F. Robinson, Midshipman and Thomas II. Stevens,
OF the u S. Navy, with his family, who came in the
Lexington from San Francisco.
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ADAMS a. CO.'S EMPRESS.

ONCE PeHheyrdria dve,ine, near Railroad Depot.
nIIE public respectfully informed that continue 10
run our express between Washington Baltimore Phila.
eiphii New York Boston, and all the principal cities and
towns the sae and speedy conveyance Of merchandise
packages bullion, bank notes, &c.
Particular attention will be paid TO the collection and pay.
ment OF notes, drafts, bills, &c
Custom house entries 1T Boston, New YORK. PHILADELPHIA
ami baltimore promptly attended To- and on reasonable
terms.
Our customers and others ordering goods from the east
are particularly requested % order BY tAd,ts a. % 10 Er
press, which will ensure their conveyance with great
spaich.
Our express for Richmond, Petersburg, and the south
leaves daily al y. m, and arrives daily at a. D. M
Our express from the north arrives daily al III M and
III y, M, and departs daily at 5 y. M
feb i6--tf PHILIP J. BUCKLEY, Agent
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NEGRO REPRESENTATIVES, AT THE Court OF ST..
JAMEs.-The London Times of May 2lst, devotes
three columns to the names Of parties who attended
the Queens Drawing Room, on her Majesty's Birth
day. In the list Of diplomatic personages present is
the name oil NJ, d. Deva, (Senateur) Hayden Min
lister. In another place. it is announced that the
Secretary of the Haytien Legation. In honor of the
same occasion, Lord Palmerston entertained the
corps diplomdtique. Among the guests at the ban
gnct we notice the names of the United States and
Hayden Ministers.
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Captain Centralia Exploring Expedition

How MUCH ALlKEl-J Jefferson, in a letter dated
May ,, 1901 TO Gideon Granger, thus describes the
opposition to his administration:
The very first acts of the administration, the
nominations, have accordingly furnished something
10 yetp on and oil our subsequent acts will furnish
which human ingenuity will not be able TO find
something TO say.S
The had lived at the present day, could he have
better described the ndscrimlnate opposition of the
seli-caled Democrats, but modern Federalsts to
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PHENOMENA AT SEA.--The ship Portsmouth, Just
arrived at Warren from whaling cruise, reports that
the 18th of March, lat. 81 S., Ion. "a W., she ex-
perienced a severe gale. While scudding before il,
dense cloud gathered in the West, out Of which is
sued violent hurricane and many balls of fire. One
Of these struck the cutting pendants at the main
mast head and fell in fragments on the deck, setting
fire TO the masthead and ring, and doing other
damage. We do not remember ever to have heard of
ouch an occurrence at sea. The Portsmouth has
10000 in California gold dust on board.
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ODEON HALL,
Corner Of ~ street and Pennsylvania apen
SIGN NOR SARTI,
Member Of the r.. I. University of PISA and
the Il. i, Lyccum OF Florence, sc.

Member of the RI. University of Pisa md
the Il. I. Lyceum of Florence, sc.
ECTURES ON PHYSIOLOGY, illustrated by his cc,sira
| 4 ted MODEL ofa FEMALE OF THE MOORISH
RA CE will positively close OH Saturday next the 10th
Instant ..s
A knowledge Of anatomy has hitherto been confined
10 the medical profession, from the want Of some such
model the being lectured upoa in this city
and consequently bulk OF the public have remain
ell In ignorance vi The curious facts nnioded by the study
the mechanism OF ourselves that would enable
kind to take Of themselves 10 perceive why
Ia circumstances beneficial injurious to under
stand In degree the nature Of disease, and the opera
tons and the agents which produce observe the first
beginnings ofhe ieranged functions in their own persons
to give their medical attendants Ineligible
otheir feelings and symptoms, and above all
operate with them In removing the morbid state which
their disease depends instead odefeang snow through
gross ignorance constantly one the best concerted plans
for the renovation OH health.
H5-HouRs OF LECTURE 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, IL NJ. 2, 81
and ~ p NJ.
MADAME SARTI is gratifed by the increasing interest
evnctd by the ladies OF Washington and begs state that
she will continue TO demonstrate on the iro remaining DAYS
appointed for their reception, viz TUESDAY and THURS
DAY. TTckris 80 cenfs. lline IL
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COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN ArFAIRs--The Frank
fort Commonwealth in noticing the appointment OF
the Hon. Orlando Brown, as Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, expresses the opinion that he will not accept
and adds:
Col. Brown was not an applicant for this or any
other office, and, to our mind, by far the graft
flying circumstance connected with the offer is the
fact that it comes unbid and directly from General
Tayorn
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"GEoRoE LrrrARp" Of Philadelphia, whose sup
port Of Gen. Taylor was among the few embarrass-
ments which had, during the canvass, to be over
come, has written letter withdrawing himself
Lippard Is agood man 10 be spared.--Aioany, Eps
Journal,
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ArpoINrMENrs-- Massachusetts, PostYndsters Hor-
ace Hint, N. Prescott; s. B. Stebbins, Ludlow ;
Hy. A. Longley, Belchertown; D. A. Cheever, NJ
Medway; Lorin Palmer Feeding Hill; John H.
Coffin, Van Dusenville; Joshua l.. Nash, Abingdon ;
Daniel Bladsdel, Amesbury; Geo. f. Foger, Prince
ton, new office; Moses B. Tower, Hull; Alvan Howe,
North Bernardstown, A. B. Gardner, South Groton ;
Horace v. Pratt, East Princeton. 4
Custom House Appointments at Portland, Me-
Enoch Paine, Franklin Q. Moody, Wsighers, Gaug-
William Capen, Portland, Nathaniel Gorden Port,
land, Inspectors. Benjamin knight, Jcdediah jewett
appraisers. William T.. Kimbsll, Libbeaus Bailey
Occdsionai Inspsetors- - Bosfon Courier,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !


The statement in the New York Evening Post y
engery transferred TO the opposition press, that Dr.
Jackson has been dismissed from the public service
as United States Geologlsi, &c. is not correct.
We are informed that instructions were prepared.
early in April, at tho General Land Office, under the
direction Of the Secretary ofthe Interior for the COM
pletion Of the survey and were about 10 be forwarded
10 Dr. Jackson when his resignation reached the
Department. The resignation was accepted, so far
as 10 excuse that gentleman from field duty, and no
frther and II is understood that he is now actually
engaged in preparing his Report upon The Copper
Lands, OF which the survey has been completed I'M
der his direction. Inteligencer.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
TATUM'S GREAT PAINTINGS,
Entitled the

j. In three scenes;
TIE PASSION, CRUCIFIXION, aud RESURRECTION
Of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
This sublime work Of Art is exhibiting at tile Odd
Fellows Hall. DAY and NIGHT.
Open from 10 A. NJ. to " NJ. ~ to G. and al to 10 r. NJ
Admiiiance rs cents children, under II years Of age
half price q. kATliRENS.
n d. Liberal arrangements made with schools and fam
lies iune PA
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0 II FICIAL.
APPOINTMENT ny THE PRESIDENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Collector Of the Customs.
ROBERT w. ALLsroN, St. Marks, Flo
rida, vice Nathaniel w. Walker, removed.
appraiser Of Merchandise.
JOHN c. MARTIN, Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania, vice Thomas Stewart, removed.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE SECRETARY OF THE
G TREASURY.
assistant appraisers of Merchandise.
REDwooD FISHER, Philadelphia, vice
Reuben Hanse, removed.
EDWARD M. DONALDSON, Philadelphia,
vice William Little, removed,
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Notice TO holders OF claims against Mexico,
provided for by the 9Th Article Of the I'm
ratified COhvc ntion OF 2Oth Now, 1913.

provided for by the 9Th Article Of the I'm
ratified Convention OF 2Oth Nov, 1913.
nlIE BOARD OF commissioners to adiuiicate claims
against Mexico, appointed under of Congress Of ID
March, 1870 have adopted the following order to wit:
at appearing to tile Board that memorials in several of
the cases provided Tor in the 9TH article OF the unratifcd
convention of Novenber;a, 1915, between the
ufhe United States and Of Mexico, wit Claims which
were considered by the Commissioners, under the treaty
Of It'll April 1880 and referred 10 the umpire and which
re not decided by himhaye been filed agreeaby
the orders heretofore established and II being represented
that further time is necessary therefore, tits
g ORDERED, that Tie time Tor filing such memorials be
extended to the FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER MKT; and
memorials aud arguments relating said claims
ly,, ired TO bel filed Oh OF before said day"
Office Of hid Commission. Washington, 9TH june 1919,
iuue SIT ,ts WIN. CARY JONES, Sec'ry
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REAL ESTATE.

DERS0NS wishing to become ownerso Of Real Estate IN the
City VI Washington, may find tito their interest to call
upon the subscriber who has property improved and un
improved in different parts of the city, and is willing to
take portion the purchase In money and give long cred 70
upon the balance Applications should be made soon.
mar I1-u ULYSSES WARD.
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PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
There Is no noticeable change in our markets.
Stocks--Pennsyvania SIS, SO Ia. U. S. Loan,
1867, ll3 3-i.