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ordinary, exc good ordinary 10c low midding, 10hc.;
middlng l0a4c.; strict mddng lie; Mobile and Apala
HAY3fhe tendency Of the market was towards lower
rates. The GALES embraced about 400 500 bales for Ship
ment, at Doc. a CSC.
InosSales Of about 40 so tons Scotch were made at
llxE-The market was heavy at SOC. for common and
NolAssrs-Saies Of 200 hhds Cuba muscovado were
NAVAL STORES were steady but sales limited, without
change Of moment in quotations Transactions were 70
Provisions -pork-The market was rather nat to-day
foe the spot sales being checked by the high
views of holders. The sales embraced 500 600 bbls,
including mess, at $40 rs, and prime at SO So was
arrive and declined Beef steady with sales Of zoo
bbls at 81 SO for country PRIME and IS 90 % 90 for
beef hams at SIS. Prime mess was dull, at SIS SIS
Cut meats scarce, and firm. Sales OF DO loo
packages were made at nc 7sc for shoulders and At
arrive at e1sc Lard nrm with sales Of $50 bbs at
lie II 4c and kegs were held firm; 100 kegs were
sold at 12ac Butter sold at Ice lsc for Ohio and lsc
a zoe. for State Cheese ranged from &C. a &C., With
sales of good quality at SIC. Nce-Saes OF about IOC
casks, for export, at 31sc a4Ac: .,u.
1900 600 hhds, Cuba muscovado chiefly, at nc
SIC for common to fair and good qualities and SSS
100 do do at esSc; 500 bags Of Manila the balance Of
the cargo to arrive, sold at cts months
with sales Of 100 bbls. Ohio and prison. at 26 &c &c
FRrcnTs.-Rates opened rather dull, but were hrmer
at the close for British ports To yep0 a So
bags at Cd. in bulk, and 61ad. a 6Ad. IN
sgs; 1900 bbls. -four at 2s I'D, and 1000
5000 bbls. -four, mostly on vessels at up town
wharves at Is 3d. for down vessels, 2s 3D. was asked
oon was at 3-16d 7-32d for compressed and uncom-
ressed London 600 900 bbs. flour, at Is. 3D., and
bout 10 900 bushels wheat, at Cd To Bremen 10 600
ushes rye, at 10c. vessel also engaged TO tko
rye for either Hamburg or Bremen, at Sd. vessel
engaged TO load with deals at st. Stephens Tor Lon
on ut 90s
real E1A1R-Housc and lot No rs Greene street, 26z
90, - 700; house and lot in Amy lane, near MERCER
street g 076 In Brooklyn-One lot corner OF OrmOnd
street and Fulton avenue 70o three lots adjoining on
Fulton avenue each $3.50, 1850; one lot adjoining on
FRANKLIN avenues 81 475 lot adjoining Fulton
nue. 81 $780, one fot adjoining Fulton avenue, 81 376;
s. 26O three lots Jefferson street. between Ormond
street and Franklin avenue, each $3.50 $50; two loo
adjoining each $780, ST. 600 three lots on Ormond street.
between Fulton and Jefferson street. each 81 40,
90 $780, lots adjonng each 81 300 s. GEO. one loS'
adjoining $780, country residence at Gravesend $40 500.
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GUYANA Porto Rico, juno !, 1s66.-The crop is now
fast drawing a close, and the little produce that
mains be made has already been contracted for SUI
CARS, 4kc. bAc, as per quality molasses 1885, al0c.
per gallon; copper, 1910. 13c.
This usually the height Of rainy season but thus
far have been favored by but few gb showers much
10 the injury o. the growing canes.
Our import market rs well supplied with rnoet dcssr1-
tons q American provisions lumber and eooperase
stock. ~
TxsGnr rates paid FOR UnAed States Soc. sso0'
for sugars and - 10 for molasses.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Belts.
TIE SUPPOSED SLAVE ri

THE SUPPOSED SLAVE BRIG BRAMAN.
JuSE l6.-7he United States u.s. Brig Bromdn.-In this
case (the supposed SLAYER motion was made by Mr.
Benedict for the appointment Of an appraiser II OPP
posed the part Of the United States the ground that
an exception had been filed against the claim. The Court
said contested he would not interrupt the
proceedings OF the day but would hear the motion to-
morrow at his chambers, at ten A. NJ.
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Arrival q Tie Spanhh Alnigtes u 10 CITY u
Bsxiss---ne spanhh Fleet ~ Vera csus...
n Demands u spaln, As., &ss, As.
OUR RAyANA CoRRasPONDENCY.

OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAvASA June TO- 1850
Nsss from k~ss-W WAL does Spass hnsssd % do'-Es
estesseMt omoa0 ~ Aerscaas.
me steamship Philadelphia, MCGOWAN, comnanocs,
arrived yesterday morning from New York. IN six and
Aah days, and len at 5 p. N. for New Orleans
ne British West India mail steamer Tyne Vaiser con-
a.Ssr arrived yesterday from rampco and Vera Cruz,
me days from the last port. We are advised by this
seaner that The struggle the Assembly against the
uvernment a. organized by Comonfcrt had terminated
- hvoS Of the government that General Alvarez had re-
ned his seat and retired from the city in disgust q she
conduit Of some Of the executive officials who we're
anxious 70 use hs influence for selfish personal interests
seead the general welfare that the Spanish Minister,
lAgueI los sAntos Alvarez had reached the city Il
exSce yet recognized, and inquiry being made 70
Sbe cause Of SPANISH feet appearing the waters Of
SAe republic, with much u threatening appearance
Nhss wc feet remained VI Vera Cruz The ceremony
n recognition would not take place.
There was much excitement and fear that Ccmonfcn
would be compelled receive the Minister, and minister
according the the chests Of the treasury 70
SPANISH wants, Spanish demands justor not Changes
AsA place the chiefs II the War and Treasury De-
parmenss A. the Tyne let Vera Cruz several Spanish
vessels Of war entering nom the ofng We
nssd health No Improvement in exchanges-atal 70
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, June 16-o P. NJ.

AsHEs.-The market was firm for pots, at % 0ox Q
90 12N. Pearls were dull, at 81.
Observation-Disclosures were heavy for the com
mon grades, with greater activity in sales The transac
tons footed up about 600 bbls including par
GELS for export The larger sales included State and Wes
tern brands Quotations for all kinds were about fol-
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Aer the adjournment Of The Board the following sales
bonds and stocks made at auction, by A. II.

Zzt NVTU1e SVOnc SNIVIhB co., PCT buaIe W w.. %
Simeon Drapers regular weekly sale Of bonds and
tocks viii take place morrow, Tuesday at half past
twelve O'Clock, At the Merchants Exchange.
Judge Clerke Of the Supreme Court Of She State Of
New York; sitting in Chambers granted to-day, an in
junction against the President and Directors Of the Access
sorry Transit Company Of Nicaragua, restraining them
nom Parting with the properly Of the Company and
order issued to show Saturday the 21st inst
Why should not be appointed charge OF
the effects Of the Company and wind up lie affairs
The earnings Of the Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
Company for the first week in June amounted to 314
This equal to fifty thousand dollars for the month. II
his road goes increasing at this rate from month 70
month the estimate Of the management will be largely
exceeded
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Among the sales 400 500 bbls. Canadian at about
he quotations given above The receipts Of Southern
our were light but the market exhibited no change Of
moment. The sales embraced about 800 900 bbls.
Il the above quotations. Wheat-The market was
active, with sales Of about $4,000 90 600 bushels
included in which Southern red, at 81 As 81 81;
Canadian, fair TO good white at 81 80 81 Is; prime
white Southern, at 81 II; Milwaukee winter, at 81 30.
Upper Lake spring nominal. Corn steady with
sales Of about 80 40 900 bushels including Western
mixed for distlng and Of sound quality, at 43c t2c
and for good to prime Southern yellow at SIC o8c Rye
was firm at soc. a Sic for Northern Oats ranged at
from 35c 3Gc. for State and Western and closed dull
CoFFEE-Sales Of 600 bags Rio were made at 10Xc.
q 11c.: 100 do. at IL &c; and 200 mats Java, at 14Hc
The following Geographic despatch handed 70 US by
O highly respectable house in this city,
New ORLEANS, June 10, 1855.
Sales Of Rio coffee for the week, IL 600 bags firm at
1Oc a lie. Market brisk. Stock, 80, 900 bags.
CoIIoS-The market active with sales OF about
60O0 bales included in which $500 in transitu and
the remainder the spot at about the following quota
fnns for he
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rELBaaAPmc FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON SUNDAY NGHr, June Is
TAere q plan q agitation here among Southern mem
Congress o koandon the Central American route
p acnc and. o acquire the oession OF the IenuDte.
20 utef RON MeNooJ q exchange or guaranteeing her
CRY axa,nsxs ne Spanish hostilities now threatened
Understood, nat Co>one, Rooes avorst ne project
yernpem Oeing nucn concernedE ne expedition
ng out SPAN rance and Rng.and nave ne
nec aims - Spa.x
nxelhgencet rom Mexico indicates that much alarm Is
byt government respecting the spanish expedition,
foreshado~s application for the protection OF The
Upsed States Southern members Of Congress suggest
tfe granting of protection the condition OF cesson 10
W Of The Iehuantepec route, with the crcumjacent terri
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The Turf.
PASUIoN COrRar-rTRSr nav.

The meeting Of the Fashion Jockey Club commences
to-day under the most brilliant auspices. 1t is 10 con-
tnue four days The ball opens with the Fashion
Stakes for three year ods mile heats for which there
are FIVE nominations The gentlemen engaged in this
the principals getting up the Fashion Jockey
Club and il is to their energy and devotion TO the turf
that the public mainly indebted for the present pro
missed sport and for the strenuous effort 10 restore the
fallen fortunes of the Northern turf Three Of the nomi
in the stake upon the ground and in excellent
condition. and each Of the nags has its friends and
admirers. We hope TO record an exciting contest
The second race, for the Club purse $780, two mile
heats bring. together Berry the winner Of the fastest
two mile race run; Adegisa, Southern crack; Au
gusta well known fame; and Mr. Gays Balloon the
winner Of the Association stakes at Lexington KY -Four
such two mlersn have probably never met The race
comes OF at O'Clock, p NJ. look TO the advertisement
for the various modes Of reaching the course
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An effort is now being made by means Of chattel
mortgage loan increase the rolling stock Of the COM
pany whereby large addition to the receipts conf
IDENTIFY expected by the President and managersthe pre-
sent equipment Of the road being found quite insufficient
to transact the business offered.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading departments Of the banks Of
this city during the week preceding Saturday morning,
June Ia 1885,
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Being the committee appointed BY the passengers

LIVERPOOL MAY II, 1856.
ENuxxyr-Tn reply your letter Of yesterday allow
oer grateful acknowledgements for the kind sentiments
expressed therein II gives great pleasure know that
that Of officers met with the general
probation d my the same time allow me 70 say
feel that the accommodations and good qualities
Of ship duly appreciated The substantial token
q your esteem accept with much pleasure and believe me
trip the Atlantic viii long dwell in my
memory With many pleasng reeoecions. With great res
pee remain, yours, sincerely, - 1880
The Ericsson, under The command Of Captain Lowber,
has mkiy won her way 70 pubic estimation, BY the re-
guary OF her wps shs ocepise De place Of Ihe rassc
p ~ oplnD xpe
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ega VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENTS.

VERA Cruz June l. 1855.
Arrival Of ne Spanish Asniser-Hs Dsmass Blocked up
ya Fka--WA CoNacafor Sueesmo ;
"Our q very hong tail " and the arrival Of the
nsa excellent Don Miguel de los Santos Alvarez Minister
On the part Spain government
u Ne City Of Mexico with most potent squadron 70
Ae himself into favor pockets, has caused
nAse excitement among the Dons The President
Asee not wish recognise Mr. Alvarez with all the saints
md all the dogs he brings along, are fam 70
be hooking about where the ammunition and The
msney s-the gives ringing echo tender
V,ky while the soldiers are few and the magazines
empty
Yet Comonfort has the nerve, there will be found
the means and the tools work WITH there small
sAange IN the treasury
We have new Secretaries Of War and Treasury, but
hey are too fresh harness make either soldiers
sney for the emergency Don Juan Soto the first de-
partment Don Miguel Leredo dc Tejada has roof
ever his head for the safety Of the republic.
General Alvarez has resigned because he did not wish
- be tool for the ambition Of Others instead OF his
ny He WILL however be ready, if the spaniard blows
Ne blast, and they viii have much Santa
Anna had to dread the panther. Our Spanish friends
Who have advised the Spanish authorities Of Cuba Of the
lssr strike think they have the game in their own
Aapds that Comonfort will have 70 down from
his TALL that the Minister must be received
WAh The vessels of Spain filing port and threat
oning city, that the money, Spain counts it, must
De aid secured. Spanish satisfaction, or that San
Uloa and Vera Cruz must take the consequences;
Mat we have power Of resistance, &c.
All this is very fne-but-and five shall see II
osnonlort can take Of the capiul, shall have
some capital fun here before the Spanard done with
ihs business and they will witness the spring Of the
panther.
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The STEAssInP ERIcSsosThe following correspondence
has taken place between Captain Lowber and his passen
gers
LIVERPOOL, May D. 1896.
ALFRED LOWER, Commander Of the United States Maj
Steamship Ercsson;-We the underngneo, passengers
board ne United States mail steamship Ericsson on her
rip the Atlantic from New York Liverpool cannot
nowhe passage has been successfully Accomplishments
paae without expressing you our warm personal regards
high OF nautical skill and untrng vigilance and
genemany conduct TO AL around you We would also bear
united testimony TO the public OF the splendid and perfect
OF this noble well admirable
qualities sea boat in rough weather and for the
nence and comfort Of also Of the kind attentions
OF the officers and the quick AID orderly ship
conducted As slight token Of esteem beg OF you
accept the accompanying pieces Of plate
O.. FAIR
f. BRAASCH,
T. q. KIRKPATRICK,
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The last returns compared with those Of The previous
week, show an
Increase in and discounts Of $685. $50
Increase in specie 24S 800
decrease in circulation of .............,... 69,5l7
Increase in deposits nominally, of......... $685. COZ
Increase in deposits, actually of.....". 2552,sS7
The movement is towards an expansion The line Of
discounts is steadily enlarging, while the increase Of
specie is at very rapid rate. The deposits larger
now than they been before this year. and the entire
movement " on a scale in proportion TO the wants and
ezpectatons Of the community With such an enormous
specie basis an expansion could not well be prevented.
The increase must be for the purposes Of stock
speculation and for legitimate mercantile operations
The money market never more abundantly supplied
than n this moment
The actuagross earnings Of the Erie Railroad Company
Sor she month Of May 1866, amounted to-. e64 OF
Increase ,,.,.,.....,...,.. .,,.,.... N42b36 ~
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The annexed statement exhibits comparison Of the
leading departments Of the banks Of this city for several
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Increase. .,.,...'.'',...' ",....
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TERMS on ADVERTISING.

nness Oesoe, ~ sxsesaso9 stx ltoes, too34e
ol1, ethsSwtss ~.
aetisss u msssie0, sAssitstls societies, Ars
ssmPsaIss, d., half priss.
OtsD1Aysd advertisements half ness tAaa u
aeovs rates.
Advsstissnsnts lsadsa and plaesd nader the heed
OF "special setiess," 1sstts III svttsAsv vs<ss.
Special aotisss 10 ths losal column - csnu pss
line.
AdvsstissnsnS osdsrsd On the iaside exclusively
In the Daily. afsss the Arst too weeks, - ~ osut
nore than the above RATES,
Adsssssssnsats not ssse9pantSd With Airsetion,
viii b. Inverted till forbid, aad charged for ossosd
iagiy.
This rule wiii net ~ varied frsa-
vhsa the advertiser ssss ths Wsskiy aieas, ~
kfi1s will As ths ss0s - 10 the Daily. Vhss1 tAs
Dssay snA Weekly are bssh assd. ~ 20 esus. wtI
ssAsassted fr0m tAs aegsseaae amosat.
Undsr tho pressnt system, the sdssstiasw pq1s y
much for the spacc he eseapss, ths changes bsina
sAssg sabas Tor so0positioa ealy. This pl1n II ss
gesssasty sAsptsd- ourshssus fss shassss win ;,
ID csnts psv sSaase.
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HI M s3tgklo0 ~ LDA0sy
xvyss.t g" ~ .: Msls sfs ks0xCx, IOWA.
a. Suvsleaa.ia sLia sssy aadt skrass9.s the
nAo.eakc u0e9hs - sDA at Ousssot Wtss.
osss, silver, Esd aacsryent money bosght and
III.
FHs ssess ssMssss papss wasted q market fssss.
Yo08toN 1xCQAH0B.
Ne ssll Arsfts On Eagisnd and Ireland ia suus
fsn =. pesnA spwAsda, . rsdsssl rsass; ana fsr-
nl1a drafts On 0ssnAsy ID he currency ~ snv ~
.isss- r!cri.. !" .Tlal.rs," !" .nark. Bsaeo "a
"DFsmsn TAAle1;" On Hrancs Beleiun. Hvitser.
isa1 ssd fssty 10 '.fnnss.''
0tsaAesSs visiting the city ar invited 70 caIl
- eur oes, who're every informseion viii be riveu
asd the bsst rates paid for Kastern drafts and
'ssey.
r..p,.H.s .svscss
nsnt hspapiic, New York; CITY
ynpsn.0 vermalye, 4tW.n.st, New York.
sn - = 20 baNimere. Id
Ds.kvy, Drs.s3 Co, CneinnaH, o.
- - 1ackM Co2 nxcnaags Dsnk, Chi1go.
...,,s Jane: kose aco New orlsAal
novl1-o Ia
tLstt Of Hsrro4.bursA, Ky.)
DAakisg hence
-
KEoKUK. IOWA
DAKTICUI4Ak Asssnsion paid tosolisctioss, epd
1 rsmittaaces made Il current rates
All bustnsss appsStaining 70 Banking prouptly
attended 70.
Rxehangs On nngisad, Ireland, end the Coati-
ss"b' OAAAsI Oesnssr.
sEvkexncss:
:: norrison, uA.nisr MannstsAn Co., n IL
Gnas' 2. reots, Casa commercial Bank, en-;
Atnneys nsW co., Sfneinnah;
:. y: aiiea,csSn bank Aentacky, Louisville
Curses wsnen,
rornsn Han q Asntsety, Lexington;
keytss,hneso SN-
Sssosu $3.50 q AeesseGy, frAnkaors;
.o0oseaea .ao3 q Asasssxy,
DARBY baskseAis, D. AseAs;
fn0oea nsesees,
81. Einknae Co., Chssagoi
AtssAen OAole, kos6 lslaad tnOsi-d
EXCHANGE AM BANKING HOUSE.
Goovge G. AnAerson,
Third Street.. hse Main and johnson, Kcokuk, Iowa
WILL bay KAstsrn and Southern KxohAnrs ;,
w b4st ratss.
{ district attention given tn collections and pro
cssds rsaitted 81 current rates Of exchangs frss e
ehayee.
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NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.

- - -
NORTHERN CROSS RAIL ROAD.
oUIHcy TO CHICAGO.
nN and altar October ist, and nntil further no.
~ tice, Trains wiiirun daily y,texe psing Sunday J
xonrH rAsr.
/. Chicago kxpSess-Leases Quincy $40 A. ~,
arrives ~ Haissburgh st 1905 A. NJ, at Basling-
ton 81 Los ?. H., Wyauet att2.iar ~, ss Mendoza
q l.ss tdnner,) 81 Junction at A.ij ,. =. aaA Il
g. Chicago Rxpress--Leasca Quincy at $40 =
~, arrives - 0alesbHsgh At 500 D.. H., ct WyAnet
u 10 ?. H., at AsadosA At a.s5 A. H., II June
iion at s.loA- NJ, and = chicag" Al aA.M.
!. Quincy Rxpress--Leases Chicago A. n,
leaves aassbarg SIS p ~ arrives ~ Quincy ~ 1880
:. Qsipey Express--Lsaycs chitago s.4s ?. r.,
lssvss 0sissbarS A3e An. arrives q, Qaissy u "
An.
RArL soAD CONVECTION
AtGalssbnrg with the Ch cago AMI Burlington r.
y for B.riinston, Wyanet, Men!e,a, junction,
A. Wyaast. ari Pond Creek With Chicago and
Rock Island Rail Road, for keek Island. Peoria,
LasalIe, Ac.
Al AsndssA with Illinoi. Central Railroad for
0slcna, DsAlsith, Dubuque. ST. Paul and othss
river towns; Bioominston, Springfield, Decatur,
AtJusction with aalena and cbica 20 Union Rail.
road for Elgis. Belvidsre, Beiot, Asdison, Pres.
port, &c.
At Chicago with the greA, Eastern and North
ern lines, for Milwaukee, fnd du isc $c., Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, wheeling, Baltinsrs
PhiiaAslpAis, IndlsaApOlis, Lsfayefse. Ciueinnatt
Dunkirk, Da1alo, Niagara Raia. Sa, psnsioa Bridge
Aibasy, spsineAsh, Boston. New York asd sitis
and towns gsassnlly tArosghost the sast.
BAGGAGE CHRCKkD TO CHICAGO.
- rAns A. IOw ~ ~ AHY ormsa nouYn
Fospastisslass and further inforna please ap
ply 1T The Company 3 once, N AIN street, between th
Lselede House And Western stage once, Keok uk
where Through Tickets 10 ali principal places can b.
procured. Through Tickets also be had on boar,
the Steamers of the st, Lonis 4 keokuk Packet 20.
Ask for tickets via Northera Cross Railroad.
We. BuLLIoyS, Gen. sup't
8. N. BUkSH IN, ten. Ticket Ar
J. X. TEwxspuRr, Agent, keokuk
Oct l4dAw
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A PoTHECAKIEs' HALL, ,cornsY Of John.e. s.S
"A sd street, ksokak, Iowa, wholesals anA nseall
Dealer II Drug, Medicines, Chemicals, OILS. DYs
stsfs, and Perfamery, Tobacco, cisars ana enc1.
ratsnt Medicines Of all kisds nov in use, and on
stantiy receviag direct fron the Eastern citiss, .
srge and we'll sslccted stock, TO which he invites
the attention Of dealers. Customers and Physicasns
Will always find IT his establishment Fresh ana Tn
ads'erated Medicines, which be selects with great
PERSONAL cAaK for this market, and his prices are
- low - any other house in the State.
-. q. Please call and Examine his stock befoss
purchasing slssw here. lssen
u siiks.-Tooth, Hair and Nail Bs1s1eS. :
large e ss'; fss 81.
whoiesaIs and Retail Dragsists,
1uneSd Corner OF Main and - sts.
EkNuINE LUBIN's EXTRACTS. JOCKEY Clab,
~ Rough and Ready, Bouquet de Caroline, Pat
ehouiy Rose, jenny Lind, and other celebrated per-
''' ''' viii wifkissos IN sc1s = = MARSHALL,
Ssecessors Of II. II. Ayrss, cor. Main and u stsE
VlS0ILET sOAPs--LOws brown Wiadsor ana
: honey soaps, warranted genuine ror sale ly
June3d WILKINSON AAR0nAIk,
EAu DE coLOGNE.-Gsnsins JoAAan aa1 i.
~ Maria Tarina Cologne, IN ostAgon ana lsSg sos-
june3d WILKINSON 4 Marshall.
LSLAvoRlNG ExTRAcrS.--Prssioa Hssriil's,
l. X. u. A.Wright's, NsAkims' and Others Rx-
,5ects Of Lemon, Vanilla, Peach, Raspbery, Asse,
Cl1ges, Nutmegs, bitter Almonds, koss. etc.. fog
sale by WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL,
june3d Cor Main and "a -.
I EDY AsMIA-A splendid perfume Tor EAndEsr-
i i chiefs. For sale by
june3d WILKINSON 4 MARSHALl..
GENUINE HAVANA AClUARS.-cilindsa1ss Re-
~ gala Dc Londres Trabueos, II Rosa, Laesusha,
La Trasmerana, Gslsnes, ETC., etc. Choicest hsaAds
only, for sale by
iuneSd wILKINEONA MAneAAlL.
GATE CITY DaUG NTU1k. =
vTNHE undersig gned respectfully calls tAs ~
tention Of the Physicians and pahlie II
this city and vicinity, to hts having estAb- -
iished new Prescription Drug Store undsr the
above name. Having gradustedia the bsst Labor
atories in Germany, in the sisIce II Pharmacy and
Chemistry, and having myself, selected cnly the
best of Drugs and Medicines the public will Ind II
10 their adv sntsge TO patTonae my cstabIishmsnt
A. thoroughly understand my business.
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