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80 white cap papsr satin finish a", lined Of The vers
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10 white laid 40 highly gaHsd and bard cal
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pounds TO The fstN0tl gN s
veum Bath pest paper highly glazed and hard
cacndered, gilt, faint lined, Of the very best qualify
10 white laid Bath highly glazed md hard cal
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10 Ahambra Bath highly glazed and hard cAen
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amber Bath highly glazed and hard cacndered
faint lined. Of the very best quality
amber Bath highly glazed and hard caendsred
of the very best quality
veiu Hath paper highly glazed and hard
csiendcred. gilt, OF the very best qualify
10 blue veilum 4to highly glazed and hard
caiandcred, gilt, faint lined, OF the best quality
10 De In Kue's double thick laid large note
ofihe very best quality a
white velium highly glazed and hard
calendered, gilt, faint lined OF the very best quality
white laid paper, highly glazed, hard calen
dered gilt, faint lined and TO weigh not less than pounds
% white laid large highly glazed hard caien
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20 white vcllum highly glazed, bard
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white yelum small paper, highly glazed, hard
calendered gilt faint lined, OF the best quality
20 white vsum small note hgy glazed, hard
calender<d, gilt, Of tie very best quality
amber highly glazed and hard caendered
faint lined Of the very best quality
amber highly glazed and hard caendered
the very beat quality
20 fancy paper, kinds, finish
2 reams hlottng paper Of the very best quality
6 dozen portfolios without locks dozen
dozen portfolios with locks dozen
IL blade penknives handles silver tipped
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

Of guayansoV) he and
Of
horeby undertake. lnams he
will, the be accepted,
Unea within OF
notice. through Office, Of his hei
offers before mentioned.
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MINT OF THE UNITED STATES AT
PHILADELPHIA.

For sa,sri5z IF The director. treasurer,
assayer, -1eiter ana refRer, chief
conner, and eugrsver, assistant assay
er, assistant melter aud refcer, and
seven clerks.
For wage Ct workman alt adjus,ers...
For specimens OF res sid coins, t. be
reserved st the min.....................,.
For tran,prrtation u bullion from New
Ycrk essay eff e 20 the Uoited states
min: for eOilays. .........,..................
FO- iEcidentsl and contingent expenses
insl Dig fae!, materials, stationery,
water rent, gas, vas.age, freight on
bullion, in adiiion to other ayaila-
ble funiz
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CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF Oh.
PARTMENT OF STATE.

WV ~ UAs D-AI LN SES VI u.
PARTMENT OF STATE.
FOR publishing the laws In pamphlet
form, and In the newspapers in the
States and Territories, and Ia the Die.
trict Of Columbia, in sddit!on to any
balance that may remain Of former
appropriations.
TERRITORY OF OREGON.
For compensation Of chief Justice, two
associate judges, and secretary.........
For amount ascertsined to bs due to
Gov. Joseph Lane, for and on &C.
count Of his disbursements In eigh-
teen hundred and forty nine and Of.
ty, for the necessary coatir gent ex-
penses Of his office
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
For compeR sation OF chief justice, two
associate Judges, and sscrstary........
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
For compensation CT chief justice aid
two associate judges. ...-,...~..-.-......
TERRITORY OF UTAH.
For compensation Of chief justice, two
associst. jidges, and secretary....:...'
For contingent expenses Of the TssTtts-
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For compensation of assistant coorkeep-
eP ct the Presidents houce..............
For compensation Of four draw keepers
at the Potomac bridge, and for fuel,
Oil, and amps...'".................
For compensation Of two drawkeepers at
the two bridges across the eastern
branch Of the Potomac, and fuel, oil,
and lamps
For compensation of the Auxiliary
Guard, fuel, and oil for lamps...........
For support. care, and medical treatment
Of ei. htesn transient paupers, msdi-
cal and surgical patients in Wa.hing
TON lnnrm8ry................
For purchase Of manure for the public
gfoup89--...
For hire Of carts on the public grounds
For purchase and repair of tools used in
ths public grounds
Fer purchase of tees aud tree boxes, to
replace, where nee sssary, such a.
have been planted by the United
States, and the repair of pavements
In front Of public grounds.
For compensation OF one night watch.
man, employed for the better protec
ton Of the buildings lyins south Ct
the Capitol, and used as public stables
and carpenters fhoo....... ..............
For annual repairs of the Capitol, water.
clofess, public stables, water.pipes,
pavements, and other walks witbia
the Capitol square, broken glass, and
LOCKS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ................
For annual repairs Of the Prseident's
hou e, improvement Of grounds, pur.
cbas pg Of trees and plants for gards n,
and nsking hotbeds therein ............
For removing the stone wal which now
forms the southern boundary Of tho
park at the Presidents, in accordance
with the Recommendation aud plan
submitted by the Commissioners Of
Public Buildinge..................
For removing the old eng CINE house Of the
Franklin Fire Company from the tn
angular fpacs on Pennsy lvania ave.
| nue. between Thirteenth and Four
tsenth streets, and enc osing said
tpaos with An iron fence, and improv.
ing It ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...........
For renewing the present dome over
| the central portion of the Capitol, and
the construction Of o-eupon the plan
as designed by Thomas U. Walter,
architect OF the Capitol extension, un-
der the direction Of the President Of
tAe united States ............ ...............
sor puonc reservation number two and
Aoi w y c4uuTc....-.. ..-.... ..........
For enclosing the c role at the In! ersec-
ton OF Pennsylvania avenue with
New Hampshire avenue and X and
Twenty-third streets, and improving
the space within said circls..
For et ciosiug the triangular spac, upon
which the western market house re.
Gently stood, with an iron fence, and
For iefalre OF Pennsylvania avenue.
For iootway on north front Of the Pres
idents mouse In lieu of the triek
Pasenent now much broken, contsid-
hg FsVenteen thousand, hundred
and sesentyeix square feet, at twenty
For nnisning the brick pavement ON
the south mont Of Lafayette SQUARE.
ZOE purchase OF books for library Of the
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matte exper ses Of government for the
yesr ending June thiriieth, eighteen
hundred and ffy-tvo and for other
purpcses,s on the amount that may
be disburscd BY them,.....................
For coptiauipg the construction of the
light house near CoMn's Patches, CT
Drg Bank, ca the Florida reef, be.
tween Cary's Fort reef and Sand Key
! light houses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For continuing the construction OF the
light house on Minot's ledge, one Of
the Oobassett rocks, Boston bay, Ma
saohusetts..........
For continuing the construction Of tho
light house on Ship shoal, L. uisiasa
to take the plac, Of the lightyessel at
That point.....,.
To ENABLE the Secretary Of the Treasury
to replace lost light.vessel, to mark
the dangerous New South shoals, of
Nantucket, Massach usstts. .............
Fer continuing the appropriation Of
The third Of March, eighteen hrndred
and fifty THREE, fer 1rst-cl esslight-
house at the mouth Of the Sabine
For continuing the systsm CT protecting
human life from shipwreck, rs here.
toftre established by life boats and
other msans, on the coast Of Masta
chu- etis.................. .-....~"...-...
Fer fuel and quarters for officers Of the
army serving on lighthouse duty,
tho payment Of which Is no longer
provi.ed for by the QusrtsrmAster's
department.
To supply deficiencies In the revenue OF
the roet Office Cepartment....".........
For the continu ton. Ct the custom.
house at Charleston, south Carolina
For tbs continuation Of the castom'
house at New Orleans, Louisiar a......
To complete the custom house at Bath,
Fer ths completion Of the custom b ouse
at Mobile, with grants facing in plac,
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN Ma
TI0NS.
4 For re- anvnvo oy&poord;p 70
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10000 90
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1890 90
5000 90
$1,000 90
5000 90
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1000 90
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5000 co
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10000 90
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JOHN b. RLVAHs. WILLIAM THOMPSON
ELVANS a. TIL MPsON,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS &c.

JOHN B. RLvAHs. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELVANs q TIL MPsOs,
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c.
NO 326 Psnnsylvania avenue,
befreen Ninth and Tenth streets, Warrington, d. C.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Plated
Tea, Table and Desert Spoons
CarVers and Forks, steels, Knives with and with
out Forks
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plate Candesticks;
Shovel and Tongs, Waffle Irons, Sad Irons
Easlin and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Gridrons,
Ovens, sc.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rural Cottage, Closer, Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Gu, and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brad's Shutter Screws and Stubs, Door Springs,
Handrail Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &C.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS.
Hair Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa an
venitian Blind Hooks, Rack PulIeys, Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Cofiln Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, sc.
CARPENTERS GOODS.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshayes. CHS
els and Gouges, Plane Irons
Augers, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham
mers, Hatchets, Devels
Bevils, Squares, Guages, Axes, sc.
BLACKSMITH AND COACH MAKERS GOODS.
Black and Bright Springs, AIles, Felloes, Spokes,
Hubs, Bows, Shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners, sivered and Brass Bands, Stump
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Lininss, Lining
Silks, Damask, Scanning Cords
TUFTS, Tasseis, buttons, Tacks. Frinses Lsoos, and
Plain and Enamsed Canvass
Russia Duck, knamellsd Leather, Dash L.eslhsr,
&c. E.VANs b THOMPSON,
10 l--0lu 346 Pa avenue,
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pEEsS

pEEsE.
On the 5th instant, MARY KATE, second daugh
te' of James and Catharne Su ten, aged months
and % days.
She died in beauty-iise the rose
Snapped from ita parent stem;
She shines in gory-as pearl
Set in rOme diadCm.
She died in beauty like nights stars
Encrcling the silver moon,
She lives in glory, "a tie sun,
Amidst the blue of June
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral frem the residence OF her pa
rents, No. 459 Tenth street. on Wednesday after
noon, at O'Clock, without further notice.
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THR PORTLAND Liquor RIor In the Star
Of yesterday we published brief account of
the EiOt in Portland (Ne) on Saturday night;
since which time additions dispatches, dated
tho 4th instant, give particulars. It appears
that the attack on the building where the city
corporation had stored its liquor was begun
chiefly by boys, who threw stones, DO when
Mayor Dow appeared on the ground flourish
ing sword at the head of two military compa.
MES, whom he had ordered out. The appear.
ance of the Mayor and the military exaspera.
ted the crowd who received them with grosns
aud Kisses. The Mayer then ordered the In
fantry to IRE but the captain refused to obey,
saying that the circumstances did not call for
such measure. The Rife Guard soon after.
ward approached when the mob hayiug burst
open the door Of the liquor rooms, q section
CT the company. by order of the Mayor, fred.
Oos person was killed, and six or seven per.
sons were wounded.
committee of citizens has been appointed
to investigate the affairs; and another to wait
on the Mayor and request him to resign.
The funeral Of ROBBINS, the man who was
shot by the military, took place yesterday af.
ternoon, and was followed to the grave by an
immense procession. A large nun Der of special
police were on duty last night.
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7 ARGE AND COMMODIOUS BRICK HOUSE
IL and Lot on Capitol Hill at AuctiOn-On FRI
day, the LIST day % June, shall SELL al O'Clock
p. IN; on the premises, the large and well-buIi
three-stoTy bfict House, lately occupied by the
Hon Judge CTancb, situated Oh Delaware avenue,
next TO the corner oi north street, near the north
Capitol gate. The house contains thirteen c0nve
nently arranged rooms. and wide passage through
the house, ard built with thick walls, and a cellar
under the whole building, and the lot beEg half Of
Lot No 6, in square No. 68s, having a front OF
thirty feet six inches running l95 feet inches
to a thirty feet alley Tie abo7e-desci5ed prop
erty is certainly enc of the hantsomest locations
and most beautiful sites in Washington, presenting
the most commanding view. There il also pump
of excellent ryateT near the door,
Terms: One fourth cash ; balance in one, two,
three, and torr yeas, the purchaser TO give notes
for the deferred payments, bearing interest from day
of sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title indisPutable.
All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser,
GREEN & SCOTT,
may I'D Auctioneers.
1f- The above sale 10 postponed I'm
consequence Of the rain, until FRIDAY, The 9Th
instant, AZ O'Clock p. IN
GREEN SCOTT,
Jed AuctiOneer.
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10 I'D
Ky J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctione.r.

FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE NEAR TRINITY
Church, al Public Sale.-Un MONDAY after
mon, June Ilth, at 8 O'Clock, on the premises, !
shah sell hat new ard desirable dwelling house,
with the lot attached, numbered as situated C
south sido of nnl i street, between Fist and Sec
Ond streets west
The house is of bfick fOui stories high, with good
dry cellar beneath; size If hui.ding "a by 90 an
contains large saloon paTiOr IL ~ 80, handsomely
finished, with walnut Trimmings, &C. six large and
airy chambers. dining room and kitchen.
T. is house j. tuilt of choice mateIi s, and in the
VI ast substantial manner, Wit all The mcden I'M
Prnvements, cookl ag range, furnace, pure water
throughout the house from well in the cellar hot,
cold, and shower bath fixtures, belts IN all the
rooms, nc Each of The three first stories have
large and handsome p0rches at the back. To per-
sons desiring fine residence this sale offers fine
opportunity 10 secure one.
Terms: One-foarth cash; the residue IN 6, -, ls
and "a months, with interest secured by deed OF
trust on the premises
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
lie 4-h AuctOnper,
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PAPER HANaINGs 4 WINDOW SHADE
Serenth Of neut to Oda FelIoDs' Hall.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
L public that he has on hand a good assortment
ofPapers suitable for halls, parors, &c. FrebOard
Pdnts. Paper Curtains, Velvet and common B rder
Papers in imitation of Oak, Maple, Satin and Rose
wood. Window Shades Of every description on
hand or made 10 order
The undersigned having been awarded the pre-
MUM for design and workmanship at the late fair OF
the Mechanics institute, will endeavor, by pnnctu
aty and superior workmanshipfto merit an inc
OF the liberal patronage heretofore received and for
which he returns his warm acknowledgements.
lie s3tH JOHN MARKRITFR
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Nv GREEN L. SCOTT, Austionssrs.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NINTH ST.
v between I street aEd New York avenue, at
Aaction.-On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, we
shall SELL in front 81 The premises, at 6k O'Clock p
q a beautiful Building Lot, being Lot in Square
Nc 4O3 having font Of 20 feet The east side OF
Niaih street. west, between north street and New
York avenue.
The above described property is handsomely and
eligiby situated, and presents rare inducements 70
per ons wishing 10 make a good investm nj, having
a pump of excellent water but q few ste ps from the
pr misses, and a public sewer u feet deep imnedi
ately In front.
Title indir putable
Terms: One third cash: the balancS in and u
months, for notes bearing interest from the day of
the sale.
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN b SCOTT,
ie2d Auctioneerp.
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NALU BLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Pablo Sale On FRIDAY afternoon, June ]
at So O'Clock, on the premises 1 shall sell, by Or
der OF toe Orphans Court, that valuable piece OF
property sill ated at the Of 10th and street
and generally known as the Medical College. The
l0ttrontS 81 feet inch street by SO feet on 10Th
street, containing 3 y543 square feet.
The building consists of substantial and well
built three s;Ory brick Building which is admirably
adapted for a warehouse, for manufacturing OF
school purposes Portions Of this building are now
under very satisfactory rent.
Title perfect
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in 6, 10, Ia
and "a months, with interest, secured by deed Il
trust On the premises.
:. II NO;IRSE, AdminisuairiI,
BY WIN. NOURSE, Attorney,
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
may S--coSdS Aucti0neeY.
So The above sale is postponr d I'm
consequence Of the rain until WEDNESDAY after
noon, June 9th, same hour and place
JAS. C. Mcguire,
jn2-d AucIiOneeT.
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Kew York Stock Market

New YORK, June 5-Sto,ks are better
this morning Money continues easy. Sales
at the first board of Erie's at 4Sl: Cleveland
aud Toledo Railroad, S0;; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 35; Cumberland Cosl Company,
2si Esading Railroad Ido, sds psn.,yi's ss1
Now York Central Railroad, %, Lo3isiana 6's,
OIL: Virginia 6's, 99t; North Carolina 6's, 90.
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Democratic R.joieings-

EAsToN, PA, June The Democratic meet
ing, last evening, in honor Of the Democratic
victory in Virginia, vas we'll attended. John
NJ Hutchinson, Esq read the resolatiOas,
aud Hon. N. Porter apd o. ii. Myers, Ksq :.
made eloquent and appropriate speeches. A
band of-nusic len. Its charms 10 the occasion,
and a cannon fred the hearts Of those present
Hith patriotic feeling.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Another dispatch
says that the affair passed Of we'll, considering
The immense number Of boys present-shst
the meeting comprised but 200 men-thst
Vbcn cheers wers proposed for the "oId Do
miniOn, the proposal met with the negative
rosron:e of hearty cheers for Sam"
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EOR SALE OR RENT-THAT LARGE three
Il story House on Missouri avenue, three doors
east of Il street This house is large and has Just
been thoroughly repaired, and gas introduced, and
is one of the best locations in the city for private
residence or boarding house, or school Possession
given about the It'll June. For terms, which will be
liberal, apply to T. PURSELL,
341 Pa avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
ip l-6tp
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
AND VICINITY

~N AMELIA PRIBRAM & SISTER, >-
~ No. At Pennsylvania avenue, be- N
HOtween 10th ana ll,h streets, return ~
their regards for the kind patronage heretofore be
slowed upon their efforts, and take The liberty OF in
forming their many friends that they intend open
ing their spring, Sumner and Fancy BONNETs
which consist of $50 pieces, besides rich assort.
msni af STRAW BONNETS, sc. They are able
10 serve all sizes who In want Of hshion sble
and cheap Bonnet. ..
Gail and examine before purchasing ELSEWHERE.
may BIN
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
I Estate.-By virtue of decd Of trust from Fran
GIG Selden, bearing date on the first day of Decem-
Der 1916, and recorded in Liber W. Il No. 100, TO
lios 23l 232 and 233, the subscriber will sell al
public sale, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of June,
1855, at o'cldck p m, on lhe premises, the west
half of Lot No g in Square DAT, fronting % feet
north l. street, between 18th and 18th streets west
running back 100 feet, with the buildings and i'm.
proven hts thereon which consist of TWO well bull,
frame dwelling houses.
The above property is well located in a rapidly
improving part Of the city.
The terms of the sale will be one-half cash, and
the balance in 6, H. and ls months for notes bear
Ing interest from day of sale, secured by deed OF
trust on the properly.
Ii the terms of sale are not complied with In stz
days after the sale, the properly viii be roeoid d
the risk and expense Of the purchaser.
All conveyancing az cost of purchaser.
WALTER LENOX, Trustes.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
is.-eoSds Aucuonsss
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Rkronrn ron rHE P&
DAILY EVENING Star.
Later from California

NEw osLElSs, June BY On arrival here
We have later California dates.
Active prspar atoms are being made for the
State election The wings viii probably vote
with the Know NOthings, and the Democrat
are hopelsssly divided.
Page, Bacon 4 Co.'S paper 10 selling for
Afty cents In the dollar.
Several important failures have followed in
the wake Of that Of Page, Bacon q o. Among
them Is of Maxwell, Caspa1i & Co., for $780,
900
Rich silver mines have been discovered in
Sonora.
The alleged mutineers Of the ship John
Sand have been discharged.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Judge Lee, minister from the United States
has 10 power 20 treat for anne RATION.
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~A PHENOMENA IN MEDICINH.-Rronchits, oou

rrFA PHENOMENA IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Cough,
w. Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Scrofuls &c.-For all
diseases of the Female System stands pre- eminent
Clergyman Just informs has cured him Bronchitis
OF desperate chsrscter-psrticulars hereafter.
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE-By its mild
tioa the stomach liver and kidneys will Dyspep-
STA Cough Asthma Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains
IN he Back Side and Breast Consumption Scrouls Rheu
mstism, Govt Neuralgs, Fstus, Bowel Complaints Piles
worms aud Nervous Debilitieswith all diseases arising
impure blood and 10 the greatest female medicine
known This invaluable medicine is working wonders
upon the human frame See advertisement to-day mari
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New York Markets ,

NEW YORK, June Cotton is firm and M
changed. Flour has declined IL cts Good
Ohio $40 O0ss1O,25; Southern is unchanged;
sales at Sill 37a$ll.56. Wheat Is trifs lower;
Ohio 81 60-Michigan 81 SO. Corn is sitter,
but not quotably higher Pork Is dull, with
Q declining tendency. Beef lie firm. Lard 10
firm. Whisky-0hio 35s.