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mr.. GORDON HARRIS. GRADUATE

~ OF CAMBRIDGE. GLASS 1924 FOUNDER
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY, No.
81 South Gay Street, Opposite the Exchange Build
ing and Post Ofice.-Those requiring medical or
gical aid, by applying Dr. H., may skilful
treatment and advice, while all communications will
be sacredy shielded by the Egis of professional
honor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public TO discrimi-
nate in a newspaper advertisement between the gen.
uine and skfu physician and the spurious preten-
sons of the designing and dangerous quack, DR.. HI.
will cheerfully give, when applied to- such private
references will fully satisfy all who require his
services.
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMS!
Avoid the Patent Elixirs, Compounds and Cordals,
advertised to all persons under varied forms Of
disease
As the constitution and habits of individuals differ
reason teaches the remedy cannot be suited to
all alike, and that disease only be safely and eff
fectualy eradcated by judicious application of pro-
per remedies.
ATTENTION INVITEDi
A practical experience of over % years enables Dr.
H. to insure sound and speedy in certain class
of diseases, which have too long been yielded by
regular physicians to the hands of quackery. He
may be consulted confdentialy, either in person or
by letter.
Persons at a distance cured at home by addressing
letter to DIR. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Ma
ryand.
All communications confidential.
Remedies sent by mail express to any part of the
United States. lie 22-Sm*
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DINEY POINT PAVILION.-Thi
those in search of health and rational pleasure having
been leased by the undersigned, with view to the
purchase of it. if successful in his efforts accommo-
dste the public, will be opened for the season on
"Wednesday, 18th June.
Many and varied improvements have been recently
made, calculated to promote the comfort of visitors
and nothing shall be omitted by the proprietor and
his family which afford the least satisfaction TO
his guests. Parents and their children will find the
comforts of home in ample provision. whilst the de-
voice of fishing may assured, That e,e-y neces-
sary ngement for his accommodation in the way
of fishing boats and tackle, with proper persons to
wait on him whilst engaged in his captivating spou,
has been fully made. In addition seine will be
daily drawn for the accommodation OF the place and
the of visitors, whilst first rate band OF
music will be in readiness day and night, for the
amusement and recreation OF those who may call IT
into service.
Visitors from Richmond and Fredericksburg
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
of each week, by means of the steamers Powhatan
aud Osceola which touch at AcquiG Creek on those
DAYS and returning can reach the creek Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday of each week by the boats
in time with the guiar mail tram of those
days
1he terms of board at the Point will be So for
single day 81 so day for three days. and less than
a week 80 per week, and SS6 pei. month Children
and servants half price. AS public celebration is
contemplated the 4th of July at the Point visitors
prior to that date, may come with every assurance
that their comfort and quiet will not be disturbed BY
any assemblage of boisterous character.
WIN. w. DIX,
4 Formerly proprietor of the Fountain Inn,
Light Street Baltimore.
PINEY POINT PAVILION, MD.,}
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NEW BOOKS, for sale at the Baptis

NEW BOUKS, IOr sale at The BaptlSt
~ Book Depository:
The Young Lady's Guide to the Harmonious De-
veloPment of Christian Character, by Harvey New
comb.
Bible.
Reasons and Faith, and other Miscellanies, by
Henry Rogers; Eclipse of Faith, by do.
The Sermons of the Rev. Joseph Finch, with
Memoir.
Baptism; its Mode and Subjects by Prof. P. H.
Nell.
Life, Character and Acts of John the Baptist by
Rev. VIM. c. Duncan, M. A.
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by J. Thomas,
NJ d.
Letters to a recent Convert, by Pastor
The Young Lady's Mentor, by Lady
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives, by Catharine
Sinclair
Uncle Robin in His Cabin in Virginia, and Tom with
out one in Boston, by j. w. Page, DIVA.
School Books and Stationery always on hand.
jy 81 CHARLES WORKMAN.
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SPERM CANDLES, in 6 Id. boxes, for
~ sale by Z. IL. SKINNER,
au d Cary at.
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GABLE HAIR BRUSHES, a very supe-
~ rior article.
au M +. r. pTCOT x CO. f
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FAMiLl
"A GROCERIES always hand and I tnr sers
auA JAMES b. sin1I1
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E1OR HIRE, for the balance of the year,
Il female SERVANT.
JAMES 3. SHELTON,
au2t corner of Broad and 4th SITS.
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SODA-Washing and Cooking Soda, tor
~ sale BY JAMES b. SHELTON,
au25 Corner of Broad and 4th SITS.
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Unable MATS-A very fine assortment
l. on hand, and for sale low at
JAS. D. B. EVANS,
eu24 1T West Main ST.
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Japan TOILET SETS, very supe-
- rior article, for sale at
JAS. d. 3. EVANS,
au2f III Vest Main ST.
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CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE for
~ sale by PICoT 4 CO.
an o. - Druggists. +
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~ IS hhds., bright and handsome, landing and for
sale by
au 81 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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On BOXES ALBANIAN L N II & A n
on DIES, In store, for sale by
aaB WILLIAMS L BROTHER
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TONQUA BEANS.-A small lot for sale
Il by SAhiL AYRES.
au 25
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INN PLATE.-150 boxes assorted lin
a. a. aLAi h'' FbWIN WORKMAN l. co.
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DRIME pICKLING VINEGAR-And
J. an assortment of Spices for sale ey p,rproN m
Il.
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CTUART'S SuGARSmLnoaf' Crushed,
ssJs Nv Tau Isl EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co.
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THOMASTON AND WASHINGTON
l. LIME.-259 tierces LIME. for sale by
au 25 EDWIN WORKMAN l. co.
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1LANEs.-A complete assortment of
=. very superior Bench and Moulding PLANES.
On hand and for sale low by
g. J. EINTON & Co.
gu % 6ggn OF the Circnlnr Sag ii MI.
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Oh HHDS. SHOULDERS, just received
~ per steamer Belvidere, for sale by
au "a JOHN WOMBLE &CO.
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EDICKLING VINEGAR AND SPICES.
Il We have on hand Pure Old Cider VINEGAR,
suitable for picking purposes. Also CLOVES
SPICE, NUTMEGS, GINGER, &c. &c, at the very
lowest prices. HULST & KING,
an I7-2w Franklin Etreef. Old Market
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OVERING'S SUGAR.-t'ifty barrels
IL Crushed SUGAR, for sale by
an IS EDWIN WORKMAN Il co.
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VARIETY.

9PITN BAGs.--l500 strong twified
gram D-AeN' WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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HAMS.-A prime article for sale by
IL JAMES B. SHELTON,
au2j Corner of Broad and 4th sits.
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- CHESTS TEA, of various grades, from
- good to very superior; prime Java and Lasuayra
COFFEE. Received and for sale by
auA 2. VOOLFOLK, JR 100 Broad st.
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MITCHELL'S CANDLEs.-5O boxes
Iyf aasmant;ne CANDLES, receiving and for sale
h. iam osi EDWIN WORKMAN co.
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M ACKEREL. - us barrels large and
for sale by
an zs-6t TINsLEY l. BRYANT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09

WHSKY-The market rather frner and the rood
Sales Of $50 b &c for Ohio nc for jersey and l for Prison
tow hd lc. Drudge steady Sales Of 40 hhds
PRoylsoNs-T. is little doing 10 Po,k, and prices
Weeru f7 81 for Clear Sl4 for Sour Mess Prms
ard SSssS 25 for Prime Beef heavy the arrivals
oek listing Sales Of Ho bbs S8ds10 Country
15 81 5gs2 50 for Repseked CHICAGO and CITY Mes and sid
ouet s8dso Beef Hams fair demand Sales bb
e 81 for Chcsgo and SIS for Portland plenty
dull Sales Of go hhds and AdGt
seeie for Hans Bacon plenty and heavy 9sc for
Mdle the iyas lrFe Lard e active and plenty
Of 40 btls and s a. sdo and tess a. lie Butter e plenty
market better Sales Of Ohio l9dl7c
.r1r afv1eu
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SHE and new 81.
ein isdeoc
TALLow-Ths demand fair; sales Of 900 good to prime At
Edqc- cash.
sTEARINFI little change III this article the supply
Sales Of i6 zee y DC for fair and sic fr
SFRDSA dull market for Clover 81 sdsic. Timothy
for Moved and s6a for Resped FAxseed quiet
81
COFFTETbe market seaay We sales bags Rio at 81
dqlc 10 baes Lsfuyrs 93c
SlGhRs moderate Sale. $50 hid. Nu.
leo bids NewOreans At a 65c. 100
81 SIC
MoLASsESThere chsnSe Sales 20 hhdS Ciayed
Cuha AZ 2llc, 50 bids Porto Rico AZ 9Sd29tc.
SOAPOur mskt unchanged relative and
have made OF 50 boxes Casile az lo3c.
RIGA steady market Sales IS ties a. 4l2}c
sFMAC-We bear Of 50 bags Sicily priyats
FRUITSAe in sr demand for the ses~on7o0 boxes Bunch
g IS $50 boxes Cluster 81 &c rs baes Brazil Mats -
2dS So 50 bses Fbers g y 100 ssrdne 81 Soc 75c
Dried Apples IS 50d 81 IS 600 Baracoa Nuts
sG50 6rn with upward tendency owing
unavoe advcS Greece respecting the fsue
the Grape Crors Sales Of leo AZ slidl2
POTAToEsThs arket dH and heavy Mercer and Corter
command d6 bush There slight demand for shipping 81
81 IS bh The IMPLY Of new increasing BernudAs worth s.
Char e.on. sS6sS4
TOBACCO remains Quiet Sales within few DAYS Of lio ibid.
Kenucly dsc IS bales Havana SodSe 80 Ohio Seed
e<31Ir FoYda and Cumberland a
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-. r5s.. Eh,b.rh Al &c, 80 casks RIO Isrocs AZ u
- 80 :, se Sicily Lie rssts Il l'ei'tei vi
urs On sret ncve snd ~ a. 800 . iof
,s.ssd k,aencsn Sale DEeszed = - 80. :" W."
T,;. - lie q q; Eusu - tib tnn %. - ,,. cha, -
F5EEcR5C K IN "a sod densrd AID prices "'0'" s'1
SAILS $50 boxsset " RsSiti
NAVAL STORRS-fhe nsfsft fqr sor1f. = ~
De zen ard is exT9T stes ~ o1s a. 50 -
euf fsf scaei 81 Pt quei 4 81 Slt A. 80, y, = "
n = ~. co,rop Iiesi1 plenty AMI cell z ~ VI J3-l y
FURs AND sKINs-Ihe demand quite -aiea an s-. -
,ey Ios "a eomrared with last month The eKpof ina
indicate ard stock anpls Of mos d,scr1i''s - he3on
> me s notice decline Of 20 pr cent within IN - se.s IL ~
tle Coon are snsler ard the MIMI larger thta az sN n me
collector 3 mall frouehout TIE eclrT We n,e 70, 20
Blsex Bear s6de and Dafs northern finer H ~.
IA cs-5ing so and YorE and CE-ilu A-fl y "a
e. r., t-r~frr We mote
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sales NJ stock. az philadelphia.

F BooySS Penn R. 4oi II DO do 4s 81 230 Leheh Mort
g. iec, Sadoo Read R Mort &C. 4s so $50 Long Island r.
nj s(O0 and Am c. 81 SSl; % CrId Bank l4 soy
Chester Valley RR Is 3d. 80 Sch Eay 81 1000 hensingoo W.
w g. 99i. 5 Chester Valley y 10y p Chester Mgns %
Sfoo Penn Dis Coupon $1,000 West Phld &c g; $1,000
Snsa Canal Ca Is Sch Nav. Preferred S 500 Cam and Am
Perm sl S Scq PsnH TS IS ~ s 1S dS5
Chester Valley RR t, Mech Bank S2 30 Beaver Meadow H.
m Chester Mining Co, II.
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rFrnm onr Cnrrernondent.l
PHILADFLPT

PHILADELPHIA June -hvred steamships STATE o. georgia
Collins Savannah Virgrs Teal Rchmond banks CoreA Johns
Bari ADDE'S syph Br Henderson, Halifax N s brig Susan John
scb Mail Crowe Providence; Columbia Mekeon,
Pswucket. W Gaudy. Jefds NewBedod; Nancy Bishop,
Kelly Boston; Worcester Crowe, Fall Ryer W. w Fenon 10
lire. Galveston -
C,cd- steamship Kennebec Clark NewYok; ship Mary Peas
Kennsd Lepoo bark Nashua Clifford Boston schrs Col
Edwards NeYOrk James hcCOsky Tyler Connec-
Hzzard Burdck Atiakapas Columbia, Nickeron,
Providence; Thomas Ireland, Somes Richmond Cen Morrison
E,rI AavlurU
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philadelphia Markets. .

The CoTToN market continues quiet There rather more n
CURRY for FLOUR for shipment ard about 1900 bb mixed wen
about - 80 A. Dbl and Of select brand NJ
g. 62t hIe good demand for city consumption within the
~ g. 6ds5 according TO quality In Rye FLOUR aud CoN
there nothing doing; the former - 81 % ana the
e. 65 hb These good demand for WHEAT aud 5u NJ
tie Offering Small sales White 81 u q BUSH and Red At 81 %
been shown letter dated Cincinnati June which states
that q Ohio the Hesn fly has been committing
dreed nvages fields the farmers will lose
their entire crops 2CO hush Penn.yana RYE sod At Be-
limited 2O00 hush Yellow brought - 1o
ou. lCo0 bush inferior Southern sold al &c oush
WHISKY fer Sales Of 2OObbls 22is- and hhds at PC
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ReceIpIs OF Produce

Rv North Rirer Roas-sC3l bbs Flour 70 do Ashes $50 DO
WHISKY tO do. Pork. 63 ptgs Meal 20 DO PToysion 2 DO
IS do Butter 45 bushels Corn, 2 do Whes 800 do
Oats 8. 10 sides Leather
nv ne Net York Rsioad- bales Wool cask Ashs'
scl Oats 81 do Rye Sc bids Tobacco 1878 sides sthsr 100
les Lambs Calves Horse bbs Apples do Potatoes
pkTs Butter 27J tbs Eggs IS Dried Fruit y do Hams
bls Beans lot0 baskets Strawbees 9 pkgs SundHe a&
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We notice 600 English
secM cf whae pafcs and Ssaeic for small do Sperm 10
sesdy sales -" g. srnx unhesehed 81 81 Whale
demand moderate sass 500 hbs least SIZE Olive steady
500 sal Of ~ o9Sl ~ naskets nnints al
ssaSss Red lees psssy Sale SO sls Sc Western Cod
DRUGS AND DYEsThere have Gales & wal Of - s.s
Cream 6Scs % bbs Refined Cxmphor a Sse 500 "a
Chlorne Ssc; 20 Gsnbors M ~,
in Prusse Potash AZ Enssh vol AZ
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dered 70 Bstmore y, etter rsc1Ved from the Pfotbos
10, The Sandy H2ot Maesetic reIesrses-I

- - ia s,b.,rer isp.s.nr TIE Hshlsnfs All he outward
<ud vesse have except two baEks and 20 u-.
* tie point OF the Hook Two ark ID 'oui - u - '
toup< 10. Nc signals
Wsaher very calm and clssr.
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Messrs. Barring & Co. say: There have been some
transactions in Maryland ssi in Boston City as at
"loii alo2 in New ORIGINS City 6s at o. and in New.
"York ard Erie Convertible Mortgage Bonds at 81 Little
~or no variation in other securities this week The gold
.produeon in the Colony Of Victoria is estimated at
~fs2OOOO week The supplies Of silver brought in by
the Oronoco amounting to about fsoOOO sterling were
"sold at S. id o. standard for bar silver and III
or for dollars
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BYxBEe-At Dsl,
BfSFEBf.nRN


BYxBEs--At Dsle-s al. Garlic ssyre, cagfstes 6
pfffts ~ hSxbe 81 -.
ptsExBEnRS oenvfie com on Tuesday June g. bsviz
DDserRury in the effa Jesr q his age. -.
The Of tie family respectfully invited n sttern
neral on ThuIsay, the oh Instant o'clock rom M @ M
derce tbs ahovenaned place Cars eave Canal ~ a. anu ~
ecloek r. VI. =. -.-.,,;o,
FALMERIn this city Tuesday rnornina, ct eonsonp"o
Palmer aeed IS year, months and ~ days . $500 nj.
fs the h Bds Of the family invited e n III
S.nsrd on y oolock AZ tne ress9e
sncshTr4n-aw Mr. y. simoDion. Ne IS VaIiekH
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Disasters, &c,

BARK CHEsAPE,Kr (of Bo.oul Pike Rio Janeo for New
put Bahia previous Msy and condemned
President fof Bristol Ne y Fosset from Bueksye 3 c.
with hard pine timber attempting make
Dutch Island nzht Of fh struck ledge at the end
island the lighthouse and remained to NJ 9TH az
bad situation the rocks and hump
her deck load had been shifted AFT but dis
charged and she had all sail set 10 force her ot Wind e. at the
time and q heavy sea on. -,
Board and dated Sewreans May 3d. states that
Quebec reporedl dchsrgng Her cotton tobacco
such had order and covered with mud 81
"to male I in possible 10 identify the marks" -
Grace from New Orleans for Charleston In
the 9th ut in tow Of owbos sprung
leak and compelled return 70 the city for repair.
IA 1Rc May FLLEs Rico for Baltimore, with a
ashore Tuedsv morning az o'clock
Tbomsss with pilot board The steamer Relief has
been nj from Baltimore % her assistance
THE Fire Island Il SAID TO be the
White Oak from Bangor for Newforf with cargo OF
lumber a. -. ~, ", ,
Equator April y Ion. 10 W. AFTER nlodeae
B.RK PRINCESS ALICE San francisco May from Liverpool
Heads vessel bottom IL appeared to have been
supposed TO be the remains OF bark
GaIIeo before reported sbandOn.d and burned at sea
SACRAMENTO, San francisco, May l. rom Ne"i OK
crossed the Equator April lon ia after which had light norths
ssp TORNADO at San Francisco May from NswYork crossed
l8 W. winch time
experienced sh winds within 800 miles Of this port for
DAYS before her arrival
EQUATOR Anil in ia So after which had moderate weather
spfp Jos stuart Francisco May from Newfor
Of Cane Horn % continual and heavy
Crossed April TO- in lon IL 80 after which mad moderate
breeze, m m n ONE. The s. draws . feet water
car FERR clipper ship John stuart arrived San Fran
reports having passed on Tuesday morning ha %
mi. OF Heads the wreck Of large ship, probably Of
that situation time No Nv
IN ul eond probably board Of her abe was perfect
rert Tn. without doubt the by Captain
Waterbury, Of the bark Princess Alice on the Sth ut
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Whalers.

Arr It'll ship Moes Kelley North Pacific Ocean
with ii50 bbs VII 70 do
and Sent home the yoysse 600 bh vi 50 DO
oil bore Has freight % hbs wh oil I'm ship
J.nus lso ship Frs Henrera SPOKE Feb H. a. 81 81
s lsl g W, bark Coyngon Newman Of Warren ceaa all
CID A. DO I'd ship Sea Gull rev. 45i tuns HchoS Paeic.
letter tak r. l. BastOw, Tabr Of Maiaposet, reports
her Nav 7 no ke- with ~ bbls % OIL.
sd I'm Table Bay c. O. H. Mach i, Minerva smy,h, NewBsd
A. Hotsrt Town v l. s Bowdeh, wadrOn Of Warren
70 So ell we'll
Seen May p lat ke whaling bark Kathleen Of NewB.dOrd
20 tsrk soSus SomeTs-
spoIsn-Msy Sn So ooE u a. sshr Richmond, Of and
p,ov1rcetovn NOR tbs oil.
sroep-Msy s. a. long 81 IS b.k Mary Ann MAsmber
p "a Ont IN, New Bedford with IS bbs black hsh
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RALRoAD MORTGAGE, CITY and COUNT

h BOEDsws of. for at .r stss the secaris.
sseoeSc M1RisfTI sIs CINCINNATI RAILROAD rrssr
MORTGAGE sEyEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLE BoNDs ~
$1,000 CovIYGroN .nd LEXINGTON RAILROAD MORT.
sl5et coyIYGToN and LEXINGTON RAILROAD coyvRRr
BLE SIX PER CENTS gAanteed BY the City Of CovnstOn
siseeco MADISON and INpANPoLIs RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE BONDS, e.
ssSceo rE at INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD FIRST MORT.
GlGE sewn PER CENT CONVERTIBLE BONDS, r.ds.@.-
TS I'd HSeESG v5Eyy saSosB
s,.mssle NOV J. issl .,,.,.,s,,,..,,,.
CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS redssalshe Oct |
tocce CLEVELAND, GAINESVILLE and AsHrlBIL, n All.
ROAD SECOND MORTGAGE SEVEN PER cEST. BONDS re-
sIcI,cCc WILMlyeToN .44 MANCHESTER RAILROAD sl
cokp MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT
.sso sELLs E4S JAIN Asp ISpIAsA RAILROAD
sS!Ss WASHINGTON COUNTY, tohiOl SEVEN PR CENT
tict6e ATHEss COUNTY Iohiol sEyENPER CENT BONDS
TS.s 81. are guaranteed By S.s.t. and ciueaa.u Rs
$500 CRAWFORD COUNTY (osiSl SIX PERCENT BoS Sos
,,S ~ ss .1e.ahs @ and made Coo
,ss ssSbso EAiaIIE SouSIY lksntuiLyl SIX PR CENT
vs seBbs0 BOURBON COUNTY lksstSstyl SIX PER CENT
f1tte BoitE COUNTY, tEsslsesy SIX PER CENT BONDS,
sN0s MASON COUNTY (Ksuruei,l SIX PER CENTS ru.r.
Arsee BY The Lexington ard hasye Railroad Company eOaysa6s
MO Soek redeem able July l. it62
eft(C CINCINNATI SIX PER CENT BONDS Coapors
Jan l. ard July l. raeenlAhe Jan. l. 1881
Siooc CITY OF MARIETTA (uhiol SEVEN PER CENT
f1p ti'- p - u .ie sei Ciarn1'ii t.se c. 1p1J
"a. - L.. ola lrean sIA PER CENT BONDS
s the Oho and PsHnsyvsas Railroad Company
abe January |, ISL.
$500 CRY OF MADISON Qrdiass SIX PER CENT BONDS
By tire Columbus and Shebyve Railroad Company
made convertible into ia Och, ree-mAbe November ls7
These Bonds for The Of 600 sAh with Coupons principal
and interest edeensss SsvYst the latter most JsS
az lst January in each year
The payment The Railroad Bonds csse seeur, hv IA
oTua some espoEsee citizen fNewYert power Of ss
II Of deani
The Country and City Bond. By virtue Of s,es. ~ a,
The esfals the States and By Authority ts votes
the citizens Of each 49, -
The under Which these Bonds requ.. u. p-onsr -
thone Is sals eraa sy ans' Be aps sssssis
opal which be Eorced thuush the Of aw
lhs dsbts the mortgage on All 81 rssl IA
prsonA estate within the cites counties respectively
The Censuters recently adopted By Ohio Indiana prohibit
absolutely the creation OF further Ccuutiss To-
VAL prevent further issue % sach Bonss -
We deem thse securities seed safe and desirable 1yeeuA We
recommend them 70 ecresyondcnts w
Printed "EaAitfsf
ke had By applying a oar osoe. -' ~
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MINIATURE .LnANAc......IHfs DAY.
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MARRIED,

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ss<lT q Orlando Rfsnerd. q New Bt1, 40 hra Yea
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KlfTfH-O On "Wednesday. toe tfa'ch ~ Hs
Prs1s BY Dr. Cheevcr Mr. Ros Chase % Miss Jua EH
lesh Ritter eldest daughter of d. Thomas Ri,fer.
HARRIS MURsICK.-On Tuesday, June T. a. ne Heseyep
Chnpe Washington Hghis. by Rev A. Latham, Ar ~ ~
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Markets ..CAnIruLLY.RsrOn1nD rOa Tas N Y TsInus,


hsHFsTte msrsst frm for POts with good demand at
coTTONThe market for this staple easier and vy dull Sales
800 bales
FLO AND MEAThe demand for Western and State our
snmed and the grades Of
ard Oo The arrivals moderate wing the late break the
Enc Canal Rochester The shipping demand less active bat
there doing for the Fast and local trade The better grades
are without change ard are 9uet In Canadian there little doioE
End The market heavy; sales OF 50 bh q SIT The sales of
Western Canal eco bbs e. 4ldsl 80 for STRAIGHT
State 81 dS4 IS for mixed fancy Mishgn, Indiana and Via
Ohio Southern Flour without
lion The low GRADES quiet The grades fair request
d are held firmly the stock being gt of go b at 81 70
S5f 70 ssht brands Baltimore Alexandra and George
and S. Ji good and vote aods IS 50d 81 for
fancy brands ard IS for Hsxa and "Gsego Rye Flour dull
So IS for fine ,nd sass sly for uoerfne Corn Meal
limited dcmsDd At 81 for jersey and s. 37t for Braniewue.
GBAINOur Wheat market owing the temporary AL
supplies The demand fair for shipping Sales Of 1880
brsh coed 10 choice Ohio 81 10 in aud 81 M delivered in
cud tomorrow and Wk bush White Cen
~ s. in the slip Rye easer Sales 800 bush 94c for
River. dull
d 46c for Pennsylvania q nc fr and
Western Barley plenty. Sales Of 100
ed State Corn plenty the de-
msnd les scive for export ard res ease Sale. Of 81 900
bush 06lc for Bs0una 6 d6 for Southern Mixed 6idSS
White 6td65c for Western Mixed So d66jc for Round yell
and 06]c for southern Yellow White Bens dali 1t
A in bulk