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~ Bakers Premium Bitters have cren.
ted quite sensation with our citizens as we see and
hear daily of persons that have used them and re-
commencing them to others as if 1t were the only
medicine in the world. We would call the attention
of merchants ordering goods from the city, TO be
mindful of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTER6 a.
you will never lose a customer after they have once
tried thsm. 1t has performed remarkable cures
than any medicine ever discovered. 1t can be used
by all sexes with perfect safety Being purely vese-
table it stands unrivaled for the cure OF Dyspepsa
Colds. Coughs, Choc, Nervous Affections General
Debility Ague and Fever, and Nervous Headache as
thousands of certificates have already been furnished
the proprietor of this valuable medicine for the above
complaints You can be supplied ky Messrs PUR-
CELL, LADD Il CO., BENNETT, BEERS FISH
Err, and Druggists generally. NH ~
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~ Johnson, inimitable Cutter Of Hair
and whiskers on 10th street. between Msin and
Cary Particular attention paid TO Dressing, Curling
and Shan pooning the Hair.
Infallibie Tonic to srow the Hsr-an instantsneous
Dive for beautiful black or brown. NH
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gy- Gard. w. keesee, Auction
eer fOsice with George j. Sumner, No 20 Pearl st.
will attend in person to the sale OF Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks Of Merchandise, HoFse
s.ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring ont Ne.
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y 30 Cent Daguefreotypes,. ...Po overs
has just received small lot of so cent cases far Da
suersotypes and those who wish thsir pictures ta-
ken in Powers unrvaied STYLE must call st once be-
lore tne cases are all gone. mh6
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OK1UTIFUL PORTaIONAIEe of E1s-
y brofdered Velvet aud Moire Antique, Turkey
Morocco Pearl and other kinds, for sale by
nah q D. T. sEMPLE, No. 2ol Main street.
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II Gibbss Gallery for Patent Ambro-
rSPEs AND PHoroGRAPHs, OF EVERY SIZE AND DE
and made perman.nt, or IF desired. to life sizs on
paper retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
hrA-csss srtists making most beautiful aud dsnra-
BILE style Of portraits
,;Ambrotypes in loekets, pins, cases. and flames Of
all descriptions. r Z GIBBS
Corinthisn Hall, Main street. below 9th,
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w A Perfumed Breathe What lady or
sentlemsn would remain under the curse OF dass-
greeabie breath when by usins the Balm Of Thou
sand FlowesD as dsntifnce would not only rsndsr
1t sweet but leave the teeth white - s!sbssser =
Many persons do not know their breath = pa, and
ton it, Pour sngle drop Of the Balm on yonr
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and noEnins
ifty cent bottle will last year.
the aBslm 81 Thousand Fiowens Il win remove
tan, pimpiss and sckes from the ssin leaving . o.
sh.ss Srors snd wash tho face night and morning
! SAasiss Made Easy.-Wst your shsvine brnen :
either warm or cold wsser pour On two q aIop.
~ Hahn Of Thousand Flowers rub the oeexd Val
"a i vii make besutfa soff lathsr uaneh adatta-
sirs he orerat,on Of shaving Price ony = cents
For ssis By FErRiDGE Coz propf'ssefA me ala
drass BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
u aa Assnta Rachmcnd.
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claims against will present them for pay
ment and those indebted to will call and settle
and those having Watches TO repair will call and get
them il being my intention to eav. the city in two
weeks HENRY HYMAN,
nh 27-6t 46 Main straat
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xNnARDINess-~AH n aouffSafe 'front.' room,
II second story, IL now vacant at Mrs. BOOKERS
Boarding House, on Bank, between 9th and 10th
streets mn nN-tt
1,OARDINts..-A few tsinsie Genflemeu
3 can be accommodated with Board and Lodsins
At Mira PAGES on Canal street, hetween 5th and
n, nn <I--ot.
1TEIrTA HOUSE, Richnaond, vsruinias
A Pleasant and convenient rooms can now be haa
al Ms FARRAR, BY two or three families. Also
santemen can have rooms furnished for them. Eight
=, ter more day boarders desired. Tiaus snt board
Ar. csn be promptly and well accommodated for any
length Of time. NH Adm
xIR1INIA HUUsR..Grace street. uca
ah-Mn ROSA j.. VALENTINE would re-.
sns.tfallv solicit share of public patronage promis.
m 10 use every endeavor to make her guests feel at
hn,n. Transient bosrdeu also accommodated -
Terms re4sonaele NH li--Im*
IANTON MATTINts, OIL CLOTHS. &c.
I The subscriber is now receiving his Spring sup
plv Of WHITE aud CHECK MATING, FLOOR
Also, >,,,x-
Git Bouquet. Basket, Landscape. Buff and White
Linen the iargest variety offered ia this cftv
Re has slso IN store, of his own manufacture a
large assortment of Satin. De Laine and Damask
snFAS LOUNGES. OFTOMANS. STOOLS, &c.
HAIR. sHUCK AND MOSS MATTRESSES,
On haud ana made to order.
Having converted the whole of the tenement he
With the assistance of workmen from the most cele-
hs;pd houses North execute every description of
UPHOLSTERY WORK 10 8 styl yls not to be excslled
He respectfully soIicits examination.
JOHN r. REGNAULT
nh M-tm 1872 Main street
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49, sEietcher's Hair Tonic exeels everv
to;ias ,ot oeanayins and improving the Hair No
i au;ts - com ple,e without Il and single trial
success Of the Tonic has brought up host Of imits
t9s; !waS Know q; much about the tzeatmest Of the
lures have produced much mi.chisf snS .n.
ance. sa3 snnoy'
Persons wishing the original and senu,n. .,.;.,.
can be supplied by the manufacturer e
JOHN JOHNSON
NH IL 10th It,, between Main ana C.r
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" improved AmDf0type0, Ph0tn~ramh~
AND DA.UERREoTYPEs.-Improv Ambrotynes ~
OSBOhNE'S Great icture Gallery.-Hayins Connie
ted an arrangement for taking the Improved Ambro
thing in the State OF Virginia. The proprietor has
spared neither time NOR money to introduce this new
style OF Ambrotypes on glsas to his old establ he'd
Gallery.
The Daguerreotype department will receive INV
personal attention. as shall continue to put up Ds.
guerrsotypes for those who prefer them
OSBORNE'S GALLERY
fsS -aa Opposite Exchange Bank
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~ H EN- Ov 4 l.-.Dr. Gwnthmey kae -.
moved his offce 10 the residence on Ron street,
Ely Fly occupied By DR.. Tucker. nsxt DON to the
Aienmond House. NH 16-6t
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- Beard Of Trade. Cenmiesee - Ar.
LEWIS wEBB, Chairman.
yAMks DUNLOP, BRNJ. w. kcnARpsSu.
ssS!. Q. 0aAy, JoAN II. CLAIBoRHR.
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r, N,UTlCE.--'rO Eks.--AIi
! Y kinds of WATCH-MAKERS' MATERIALS,
for sale at -
mh27 w j. BARTHOLOMEW'S
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- Abel q. nIaye, win be feuna here.
sIcr g the clerks Office Of the Federal Court Bosh.
ers Hall, corner Of 9Th and Main
uo wAt s1end particularly 70 C0NvEYANcINc and
and CoPYINc ssssS ssAiPsaoa,
Memoranda len with his father, joseph Msyo. Esc.
cd to. --s "AA - sssS ssse.s1-
He win also take Depositiops. ana .tt.na "a an
oeosr business OF NOTARY PUBLIC. jal4-Sm
~ DIR. Peachy, corner ef fsover-.. ..a
franklin sts over Dosgett Andersen
Once students have access TO Librsry ana Ar.&or,.
ical plates, (full set.l nh n.a.1m1
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" EIV VN
Il TOBACCO We have now in store large lot
of the finest Chewing Tobacco In the State; compr.
,us the celebrated Gilliam's Wine Sap Brand; kosS
iine Old Oronoko, and Dilps Fig Tobacco Thee
brands put up expressly for our sales, are now
nearly two years old, and have given universal sat.
faction to every one who has tried them we get
the pick Of the choice crops and will warrant they
cannot be exc@lled For sale. in ny quantity. BY
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
rob % nrurpists
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IaNTl.N MATING. OIL. CLOTHS N-r-

I The subscriber 10 now receiving his Spring sup
nly Of WHITE aud CHECK MATING, FLOOR
ma TABLE OIL CLOTHS, = splendid assortment
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NOR SALE..-.I have "a f0ur-h0rse EN-
Il CINE, been used but q short time, which will
sell low. be seen at the law office of Jno.
n Davis MASSENA BEAZLEY.
Tohl 2ws
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DAGs, Cotton and Wo0ien, and CARPET
il BALLS, bought
RAG CARPET for sale
WRAPPING anc LETTER PAPER.
FOR sale by JOHN APPLEYARD, Agent,
Basement of Saw Factory 10th street,
mn 29-5ts Between Main and Cary sts
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- HOES AND BOOTS MADE TO ORDER
~ --MR. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent ia
gentlemen's department; Mr.. JOHN kIMPEL, do
The subscriber having in his employment the above
named Cutterss who are known 20 be equsl to any In
the State. respectfully to the public thai
he 10 prepared TO hsve made % order In the
Boots Gaitars or Shoes OF any styis desired
HENRY w. QUARLE1,
IA No. Is pearl
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BOARDING.

Il second story, IL now vacant at Mrs.. BOoKER,S
Boarding House, Bank, between 9th and 10th
ps.,. NH gT-st
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EHEAP.-Just received by steamer, an.
- other large lot of superior white Cotton Hose at
III cts. per pair
Also, Psrasos and Umbrellas of the newest styles
and patterns.
Also, on hand, striped Ginghsms at Sd yard, and
warranted fast coIors
THOMAS D QUARLES,
NH Z7-3t Cash Store, No. 229 Broad st.
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CLARKE q CARON,
Real Estate RroLars

81 Office Corner Of Mar, and SsrsA Streets,
EDWIN q. CLARKE. lnrn,,ax,, ,o,.,.
EDOUARD +. CARON. DoboVuI' VIVA,
XNILL attend 10 the purch ase and sale of
w city lots and outside lands--collections made
and taxes paid throughout the State Of Iowa and the
North West Conyeyancing and investigating titles.
Money invested with the greatest care Land War
rants for sale. ~.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. Heron Brothers, Bankers, Dubuque, Iowa,
+. S. Jesup 4 Co Bankers, q
Easton, Cooley Co., Bankers, DEBORAH.
Messrs. Sater, Lee & Co., Bankers, Washington,
ID. G.
Messrs- ]. M. Clarke q Co., BANKERS, Washington,
DC.
Messrs. Green Sewell, Bankers, New York.
Johnston, Bros Co, Bankers, Balu-
Messrs. r. H. Maury 4 Co, Bankers, Hammond,
Virginia $4,000
Messrs. Burt Barker, Attorneys at Law, Du-
buque.
Messrs- Jadsop 4 Powell, Attorneys at Law, og-
dcnsburg, N. Y.
Messrs. p. II. Conger 4 Brothers, Dubuque, Iowa.
Hon. John ID. Russell Canton, N. y.
James Thorrngton, Davenport, Iowa
jackson Morton, ex-senator United States
from Florida.
Msssrs. Henrys, Smith 4 Townsend, New York.
Robertson Hudson 4 Pulliam, I"
Ia 4-dlwAotw &
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CxNnAL CcURr-The June term Of the Crimi-
nri Court commenced yesterday. The grand jury
consists OF the following gentlemen:
Geo. w. Riggs, foreman Geo. McCeeny, John
7. lngIs, Stephen 7, Franklin, 10. 2. G. Kennedy,
Gregory Ennis, VIM. A. Bradley, Geo s. Gideon.
jeremiah Orme, VIM. B. Scott Samuel Humphrey,
Selby Soagga Henry Haw, VIM. Selden, Peter NJ.
Pearson, Jenkin Thomas, BENZ. Beall, Aaron w.
Miller, Zadock w. AcKnew, Robert 8. Patterson.
William =. Bsyly, Robert White, John r. Queen,
Benedict j. Semmes-
The petit jury is as follows:
Jacob Harshman, Thomas Sylvester, VIM. A.
Kennedy, George Harvey, John Sessford, jr..
Alexander n Smith, David w. Oyster, John w.
Off, Enoch Moreland, John Scrvener. Samuel
Mcknight, VIM. Clsry, Thomas Tanner, Archibald
Quantril, Aaron Divine, Thomas Lundy, Thomas
=. Baden, James b. Holmcsd, Rexin Beck, Bene-
dict Ailburn, Joseph s. Worthington. Samuel r.
Drury, Edward II. Edelin, Samuel Phillips, John S.
Deveiin, John T. Bradley, Thomas j. Davis,
Henry g. Murray, George d. Spencer, Leondas
Bowen
Judge Crawford having delivered his charge to
the Grand Jury, and advised them as to certain
acts OF Maryland and Congress, the Jury retired.
The number of jail cases on the docket for trial
exceeds three hundred, besides about one hundred
recognzance cases. A few small cases were
taken up by the Court and disposed Of, chiefly by
submission.
hrRovKsESrs.--Not withstanding the tightness
OF the money market land by-the-by the market is
always tight when anybody wishes to borrow there
is much Improvement going on in nearly every
portion OF the city. We noted this morning no
less than four new foundations on the square on
which stands the church of the Assembly. OF the
style OF architecture prevailing here we propose to
say something soon. Happily for the country,
those who build are least dependent on the changes
OF politics or Of money.
A DEAD BUcK-The Sag NIGHTS have borrowed
stuffed buck from the Patent Once, TO represent
their principles at their ratification meeting to-
night. The buck has twist In the neck, like Old
Buck himseh, who has been wittily said to resem-
bic . man who has been hung, and then cut down
We have no doubt the resemblance Of the dead
buck TO Old Buck Is remarkably striking, and that
u VIII produce great sensation among the Sag
NIGHTS this evening; and, further, that BY the 9Th
oil November Old Buck viii be as dead as this
stuffed buck Of the Patent Office.
Tn. JAlL-BREAKIKo.---Our local reporter, who
10 now absent from the city. was in error yester-
day IN charging upon the Auxiliary Guard the res
possibility Of the escape of the four prisoners
from the jail on Sunday night. The United States
Marshal has the sole charge of the Jail, and his
deputies and himself arc alone responsible for
what occurs on the premises.
METHODIST e. CHUacH SoUrH. Rev. James A.
Duncan Of Alexandra, will preach this evening at
IA o'clock. =
We stop the press to announce that Governor
Wise, Of Virginia, 10 expected to address the Bu-
chanan meeting tonight on the subject of " ebo.
shns, gizzard-feet, and molungeons," in general.
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PERRY DAvIS,s
? A / N X IL J. E r

"HIS unparalleled preparation liz re-
n ceiying more testimonials of Its wonderful Of.
hcacy IN removing pains, than any other medicine
ever offered to the public
And these testimonials came from persons Of every
degree of intelligence, and every rank Of life Ply
cians OF the first responsibility, and perfectly
yersant with the nature Of diseases and remedies
have recommended this one OF the most effectual
In their line OF preparations for the extinction of
-,ain. f
This sacrifices that l have for several years used
Mr.. Davis's Vegetable Pain Killer in my family, in
several of those cases for which it is recommended
and find it very useful family medicine 49,.
Pastor of the Second Baptist Church In Fail river
This may certify that have used Perry Davis's
Vegetable Pain Killer with great success in cases Of
Cholera Infantum, Common Bowel Complaint. Bron-
chtis, Coughs, Colds &C., and would cheerfully re-
commend it as family medicine.
JAMES G. BOOMER,
Pastor of the Baptist Church.
This may certify, that have used Perry Dayis's
Vegetable Pain Killer in numerous cases. and believe
IL to be very valuable medicine have prescribed
II extensively in Bowel Complaint, (particularly for
IN my opinion :,
diseases When given to children have always
combined IL with the syr1p Of gum arabic say ten
drops TO a teaspoonfnl OF the syrup, well mixed.
Others have mixed it with milk and n1olasses equal
parts. A. HUNTING, ~ ID.
SIR: / deem IL duty owe 70 society, especially
TO the afflicted to offer this testimonial in favor Of
that estimAble medicine :" Perry Davis's Pain
Killer" /. "a sfst bfe
When passing through Gslena, some two weeks
ago, purchased at your agency, Is cent bottle.
was then Suffering from severely bruised hand. I
applied IL in the store and was astounded at the al
most instantaneos relief Before LEFT the store, the
Inflammation was removal andin less than an hour,
the pain ceased. In two days my hand was well az
ever. Finding it TO be really remedy determined
70 try its effects curative for the Piles to which
had been martyr for years. After i've dressings,
my piles were amongst the things that bad been.
am now entirely free from them, and In "a good
health az ever was in my life
have recommended the Pain Killer 10 others smi-
larry afflicted, and always with good effect
Several of the captains Of the upper river bosta
carry with them constant supply, and consider 1t
one of The most valuable medicines ever discovered
am, dear sir respectfully yours,
JOSEPH o. MARTIN.
For ssis, stolesae BY druggists in an the princ-
pal cities, and At rsta by apothecses and storekeep-
ers in every town IA ne United States and Canada
aud by GRAY d BAf1AETYNE and JOHN T.
MORTIMER, Washington. d. e. feb l5--6md
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.
Great Inducementsf for you to Call and See

fU8 1914 &Nrs8 @s @ - atAr4A
TuNHE undersigned gives notice TO his friends and
the public that be has just received his stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods, comprising eli the latest
styles and oolors Of Cloth, Cashmere and Vestngs;
which goods will be made up 70 order, In the most
elegant manner, he has some Of The best workmen
in the United States At work for him. Being agent
for cott the reporter Of fashions, you may rely upon
getting the most fashionable clothing.
s READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of his own make such As Over Garments frock dress
and business Coats, Pants, and Vests, from medium
TO very superior quality. as
All the above Goods viii be sold at very low prices
for instance, whole suit, Cost Pants, and Vest for
the small sum Of $40. $1,000
Il Overcoats. beautiful style, from $40 to $50
y Pants, do do do 8 to 10
Vests do do do so TO 10
He respectfully solicits call from all In want of
Clothing. 8k 1853 a,E
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Handker-
chiefs Scarfs, Umbrellas 10. sls4s ~
PW. BROWNING,
s Under United States Hotel,
Between Sd and ~ streets, Penn. avenue.
nOy7-f E& 1ss@f8-f8S &@tfes1 &#
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On Tuesday, June 24th, 1856.

On Tuesday, June 24th, 1856.
This will afford strangers as wen as citizens. who
nave never been upon our majestic river and bay an
opportunity OF viewing the beautiful scenery Fort
washington, and In the distance the hallowed spot
whee rests the remains Of that great man who was
first in war; first in peace and first in the hearts of
his countrymen."
Arrangements have been made with the Captain
OF the boat to be at Piney Point at o'clock. when
any one wishing to partke Of the Inequalities of the
mansion the invigorating bath, or the decacies OF
the season, = fine opportunity will be afforded
IL arrangements can be made with the proprietor.
the ball room will be brilliantly lighted and thrown
open, when the admirers Of Terpsichore can amuse
themselves till carly the next morning: after resting
several hours, will take the boat for Washington,
which will arrive early In the afternoon
The boat will leave the wharf at the foot of Elcv-
enth street At O'Clock; win stop at Alexandria al
So o'clock
Being desirous Of giving satisfaction to our patrons
we have (posi.ivey) limited the number of our tick
ets 70 be sold, and the Committee have determined
on no account to permit any improper persons on
board of the steamer.
Arrangements have been made to have Omnibuses
IN waiting TO convey persons from the Navy Yard and
Georgetown to the boat; also, fr their conveyance
TO their homes on the return Of the Excursion
The Ri6emen have fixed the price of tickets for the
round trip at the low rate of Two Dollars admitting
gentleman and two ladies to be had Of the Com.
mittee or at'the boat on the morning of the Ercur
sion. nN@f# .e
a fine Band 10 engaged for the Excursion
Refreshments, including dinner and supper, will
De provided BY an experienced caterer city prices
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Lieut. Robt 7. knight Corp. Jno. Y. Dom
Sergt- VIM. Gibson Priv H. Kidwell
-. Williams Geo. IcKean
VIM. Ii. Fuss
june ls-MWF&M (starTuThsl
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Republicans National Gonuentior.

PHrLADEIpHrA, June n, IL M.---Large delega-
tons are present to take part in the deliberations
of the Republican Convention.
The Pennsylvania delegation have agreed to go
10 for Mclean, and the balance for Fremont.
The delegation from Kansas was received witt,
loud cheers.
The Convention was called to order a. halfpast
was appointed temporary Chairman.
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UNION HOTEL, WASHINGTON CITY,
Opposite the Baltimore ana Ohio
Railroad Depot.

UyHE subscriber. having leased the hotel
II known as Foys Hotel, and formerly occupied
hy the late John Foy is now prepared 10 accommo-
date the travelling public The table will always be-
snpped with all The delieaces of the season, pre-
narsd ia the most superior style.
THE bar attached 10 the house is furnished with
The finest Liquor and Cigars that can be Obtained.
JAMES T. LLOYD,
Iuns e-eo8m Proprietor.
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y ks.#.f . :
-Four Days Later from Erope--Arrirai Of The
Arago.
NEw YoRK, June 1.-THE Arago from Havre,
via Cowes arrived up at p. M, with dates from
the former place Of the morning and from the lat.
ter Of the afternoon of the 4th inst.
The America arrived out ON the LIST instant.
The news by the Arago is of but little import
ance, consisting principally Of remarks Of the Lon
don press upon the dismissal of Mr.. Champion.
THE MARKETS. -
LIvERPooR June .3.--The Americas news de-
pressed the cotton market, and prices were easier,
but not quotably lower Sales Monday and Tues
day amounted to $4,000 bales. Exporters and
spectators taking 2,O00 Orlesns middling, 8
3-l6d.; Mobile and Uplsnds middling, 6 led.
Breadstuffs were firm and unchanged, with mod
crate transactions.
The weather has been favorable for agricultural
purposes.
Provisions were firm and unchanged, with q
moderate business.
Lard was firm at sos. "a.
Tallow firm at Ats. I'd. a 49,
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vIyHE ARCTIC REFRIGERATOR

TNHE ARCTIC REFRIG Err ATOR,
- the frat ever introduced in:o this market is
for sale at the House Furnishing Ware Rooms of the
subscriber. This matohless Sticie needs but 20 be
seen TO be admired and approved, and the public are
invited to call at the store where model with glass
doors, is kept in constant operation showing the cir
cuatop OF air in the Refrigerator which, continues
as long as there IA ice in it. No ventilation from the
external air is permitted needed on account of the
constant publication of the air by its passage through
the ice. The air leaves the ice at temperature OF
80 degrees IN dense and dfy state and fills directly
results of refrigeration never obtained before by any
other refrigerator
For sale BY the subscribed agent Of the manufac-
turer. nj NJ. McGREEOR
may l7--eo4w $50, Seventh street
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by G. w. BOTELER,
AuctfOnc0r.

ID Err Il Il PTOR Y SALE OF vALU.
il able Lot In the First ward - On Tues
day afternoon June cath, at 61{ o'clock, shall SELL
on the premises the whole Of Lot No is, in square
No. 10, front SO feet 81 inches on north ii street,
between Twenty-frst and Twenty second streets,
depth $50 feet, containing sleek square feet
This property is most beautifully 'ocated In tho
most desirable part Of the First Ward
Terms: One-i6urth cash. balance on a credit OF
six, twelve, and eighteen months, for notes bearing
interest," secured by deed in trust on the premises
WgE3e8 asssR 500 81 CIV. BoTELER,
june l4-d&ds Aucti0noer.