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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO Bn rHR MOST WON
wi derfu anrologst In the world that has been
known the seventh daugher Of the seventh daughter
who great astroegist have natural IN 10 tell
and future events Of life. have astonshed
thousands during travels IN Europe win tell wheth~
married single and how times you be
married Soon and viii show you the likeness n
future husband and will 70 be speedily married
.and viii enjoy the greatest happiness OF matrimonial bliss
and good luck through your whole life. viii also sbov The
likeness Of absent iends and rslsions and viii tell ~ true
All the concerns of fe Mat cannot Aep being astoshed
No charge satisfied Can soon, You viii the
chance Gentlemen not admitted No rs BrooDe street.
between Cannon aud Columbia streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

ITO LET-A FINE FRONT AND BACK ROOM FIRST
j noor, convenient basement attached az kitchen with
rptre teer and wash tubs &C, he LEI small
rm cheap Apply u The CORNER q Eighth street. AMI Sixth
s,sA~s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

HENRY y. HERTs, JR.. AucrIoNEER --AssrgNEE
Ill sale OF diamond ewelry, gold watches, chains &C
ON Friday Sept ~ al 0ls O'Clock at the sacsroos No.
o. Pine street being the entire stock Of wholesale dealer
Comprising part gold and silver watches by celebrated
makers gold chains rings pins earrings bracelets stubs
sleeve diamond breastpns rings earrings watches
&c also eiyer In variety Terms cash. Catalogues
early morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
A ANTHOLOGY.

IS THE GTPSEy GIRL rs ABOUT TO DEPART
~ for Europe NIL those wishing 10 consult her all events
life, must call soon nj ca fOwcry, Fee 50 CENTS N b.
Tho Gpsey girl has hand secret which will cnahle ladies'
ald gentlemen obtain the affections Of the opposite
Charge extra
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WILSON THE CEI,E-
n braie6 a-roogar be consulted the past
life hts residence 2s Broome street.
between Norfolk and Suffolk. Fee ladies' 90 cents gentle
tncn q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

INSTRUMENTATION WTIskERANnO, WffrSKFR ANpO
w No onguent-No humhur-Prof GEORGE n DE
has inst returned from Europe and while there Obtained
go, *. seiehrated French chemist sale an Enormous
outlay Inc recipe and exclusive right Of the United states and
caraaas 10 manufacture and sell his celebrated preparation
aia which has been knn IN ~ ,,u ~,
cause whkers and mousaches 70 gov iuvuriantv sas
heavv heardless faces IN two royhs acr rs,
cation TO those whose beard ch and wi-v 70
% I, ends itself few applications viii render Il sor a. :
49, Fiedchmcn noted for their
ke,s no moustres which many q them attribute 10 he ~
COLI ~ In S-iles whekerando Prize III par nov 60,
arv psrt NJ The United Stsss Canadas per mail nno, ~
y,.ss, esSk Aaalsa IEst Geo. y, DC say. New yoyt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

A LFRED, fRAGG, AUCTIONgER =. BRAGG 4 co
II will sell a. aue o., on f,iIay September Y at l01a
clock. at their sslesoom 80 Cor andt street
mems womens and chldrens boots Shoes be sold
without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

GILBERT s. SAVAGE, AUCTIoNEER.-GooDs UPON
NJ which advances have been made Percmpory sale OF
nne stock OF groceries. BY BAGLEY SAVAGE 50 Cedar
street between Broadway and Nassaustr Friday
L. commencing ai haltpsst ten O'Clock A NJ, large lot
OF prime white light and brown, coffee
and black large invoice "a embracing all desirable
brands. family raisins mustard; brandy In
"a "a. and = pipes IN bond In store casks, AMI dem
johns wines. champagne clart port Madeira, sherry. &c
The above goods VII be put In lots TO SUIT country merchants
hotel and restaurant propretor and article offered
may be relied upon Represented by the auconeer Goods
put in shipping order. Also, saturday morning Sept
ID. At eociock a. NJ al rs seventh avenue,
wood piano by order % mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

w 8. MELLOR, AUCrIONEER.-ELEaANTC CABINET
furniture at the salesroom Is and 10 Park row this
day Sept H. 10Y O'Clock consisting choice
OF substantial city made cabinet worthy the attention
OF about furnishing first class houses sold
Yances viZOne richly carved amour sold
wood cheval glass French plate glass several rich paror
suites in costly br0cade satin plush and hair CLOTH
tque reception chairs Turk s chairs Votare spring
rockers richly carved centre pier and eide tables
aneled chamber suites with beautiful landscape paintings
rosewood and mahogany chamber furniture in great variety
waTdrbes rich eegeres bookcases and secretary sofa bed
eads ete aetes lou and lounge beds and fancy
y bes together with about thirty hair mattresses paasses
holsters Pillows &C. worthy Of the attention Of Southern
and Wetern merchants. Catalogues the morng Of SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.

A FAST GRAY MARE FOR sALE.-CAN SHOW 20
N TO road wagon Is 1874 hands high handsome soun
kind. Inquire tor MIR WOOD IN the drug store, falon
Due. corner OF Cumbe rand street brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

FOR LONG BRANCH HIGHLANDS, sHREwsRrRv
~ and Oceanport The splendid steamer JAMES CHRIS
TOPPER will leave Jay street pier Cor the above pieces
"Wednesday Sept 10, atea O'Clock A. NJ tith los ocecs
O'Clock A. NJ Fare 81 \. cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

nRfENTAb HOTEL. FORT RICHMOND. sTATEu
~ Island y now ready 70 receive target and military COM
panes II but hours ride from the city and pre.~rts
facilities for target shooting than other
vicinity Of the city Of New York The proprietor will spar~
trouble expense 10 render THIS OF most
yrts Cor target excursions
ISAAC u. DECKER Proprieis~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
nruNIs MoRRELL. AucrIoNEER-ro PAY AID

T0NUNIS MORKELL, AUUTIONEEK-TU FAY ADJ
| yances, will be sold this Thursday morning at ~
o'clock 70 Nassau by catalogue second hand and
new furniture oil paintings mirrors silver plated ware china
standing sitting jewelry segars &c
rich bedsead $751; also secretary beltead $780, also
dressing bureau and washsand marble also
lounges fancy abe mattress silver tea set casters paint
pgs engravngs Newp dozen parlor chairs tete tete
rockers chairs, dressing and plain bureaus Gre
can Gothic and cottage bedseads oak mahogany and black
walnut extension diniog tables; also hall stands etegee
warorobss bookcases sofa and centre tables &C. at 10
Santiago Commercial Fotto, Conende FL Raun Cabanos
Iondres Manietta Union Jack, Figaro, Rachel Know No
thing. Bundles OF 100 and IS In lots to suit all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

sss7rs AA a.sJyxssS

zsz7Fss 0.gsxssS
LRERT II. HIC0LAy, AUCrInNEER, VIII SELL.
IA this dav September IL at l2is o'eo at the Merchants
Exchange for account OF whom II may co0cern =
8, 90 Harlem la road 2d MORTGAGE cr cent bonds.
1000 AXE Eue Wa lash and ~ Louis RI ls mtg bonis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

w S. MELLoR AUCTIONEER. PIANO
w fories French plate pier and msnle mirrors, 100
choice oil paintings, engrnyngs, auction this day
september H. at 0l clock at the saesrom 3 aud Is
"a solid piap fully
'one ard sh made by Linderman Fisher Nchkee NUNS
other makers; also, richly frame
French plate pier aud mane mirrors OF the latest designs;
100 OIL paintings and engrsyings exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

TIARDwARE AUCTION NOrICE-TN JHO " VAN
IL ANfwERfs sale Of hari~are, cutlery, sc, take
this day ni 10 o'clock nj 26 Pearl will found
invoice Of Steel Of quai
lies be sold account Of whom Il concern four
rnouths credit also with which the sale commence:
large Of stock goods Catalogues with full particulars
read
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

= y
the LIST Of May 1857, neatly furnished eligible cottage
containing rooms parors dining and six bed
rooms Kitchen &c is situated the heathest part OF the
STAND within few minutes walk from stapleon landing
tenant Address with real A. H. box aces New YORK.
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

Is Delaware inckawanna aud Western Railroad. ....
Terms Of cent this day aud The balance befor
q O'Clock to The accrued interest all the bon
10 the purchaser Next regular sale Mon
day, September y. ALERT II AlCOLAY,
Auctioneer and tanker No Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

CLAIRvoYANCE.-MRs. HAYES t76 GRAND STREET,
" New York. Of the first cairyoyant physicians
have In the United States Wonderful cures Mrs Hayes y
eay curing which have for baed the skill Of
eared. No charge unless satisfactory examination
given rheumatism, paralysis, still and and weak joints,
ia male COMPLAINT cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11


L'LowEEs ATTRACTIONS PERPETUAL. At PAW
Il lou dc Flora. JAMES TUCKER,
AIRS. HUBBARD, NO. BOND STREET, NEW YORK,
III has extensive assortment Of rich millinery and
constantly receiving the latest ami elegant selections
from Paris Mourning hats attended TO promptly
NlIILINFRy.-To soUTrIkRN LADIES AND Ia
N dies uavslllng.-Mrs. CARTER No SOS Brssdwsy, hsa
just received some exquisite designs n French pattern bsa
also large Of travelling bonne All nev.
and made expressly for those ladies' solicit 10 call -
AIRS RArIINGs. NO. 81 CANAL STREET AND
NI late ~ sas broadway has pattern replete win
,rx no,ety 81 ~ season anil ~ her Nv cr av.rs
IN Paris regardcs II expense She Of the trade
visiting The cry rve her early call Remember No.
81 Canal street. old No
DARTs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rERRERo, NO
Great Jones street. will open Fan millinery thursday,
the isih Of september.
ChRPETINGs AND UPHOLSTERY.
GRAND orrNING DISPLAY
VI CT superb English velvet Wilton and tapestry
brussels carpets
Purchased by the agent Of the house NJ low
pvces Tor cash, from the celebrated
English manufactures
An elegant aso rtmcu' OF oici0hs rugs &C,
HIRAM ANDERSON, ~ Bow~y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

As MADAME MAR REMAINS BUT A SHORT TIME
n those wishing her viii do well W call shs
has study connected with phrenoogy, which enable. her
your character and age whether you married, descve
your wife husband, te your present circuins.nce~
whether you will be wealthy II married she win ~
sou when and whom will marry and assonishes ~ WI
Wait her lO7 West Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION ia CIIFFwooD GROVE AND KEY
~ port-the steamer NuRWALK, Captain George r. Rod
man VIII eaye New YORK foot OF Robinson street Monfays
Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays nj O'Clock
AN SATURDAYS leaves 81 O'Clock PM Returning leaves
keypot ~ 80 o'clock r. ", except Saturdays sundays
Fare &c N B-Mitary companies pic mic parties
make arrangements AT reduced price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-30
Affairs in Kausss

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The Chicago comnsnv
OF emigrants, disarmed at Lexing ON, ON Sun
day, were on board Of the steamer Star Of the
West When the boat landed a committee OF
citizens came aboard and informed the capta in
"t The object Of their visit He introduced
them to the President of the company, who
stated that he had &c men under bis charge
who were going 10 Kansas to settle E.ch m IN
had gun and they were determined to keep
them.
The committee replied that they were satis-
led the Intentions If the party were hostile.
that they were recruits for the Lane aud Reed !.
er party, and that the people Of Lexington
were determined that they should proc ed not
proceed further without relinquishing their
arms.
After considerable parleying, they agreed
that their arms should be taken ashore and
placed in the custody of a responsible mer-
chant, to be restored when the present off
cuItles IN Kansas are settled.
Their arms were then produced firm yariou,
parts OF the boat, and proved TO be HuPscar-
bines, all loaded and with oayonets attached
CHICAGO June 20 BY advices from Kansas
We learn that the party Of Mi.souuans, beiore
reported dispersed on the I9 b inst by the
troops under Col Sumner, consisted of eighty
well armed men. At first they showed & rht
but at The first volley from Col. Summers
troops they made a rapid retreat, throwing
away their arms and aecoutrements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-30

SUICIDE About noon on Sunday the neigh
borhood Of Aisquith and Orleans street was
thrown into state of excitement caused by q
woman committing suicide by cutting her
throat with carving knife. It appears that
sometime since the woman in question called
at the house of DR. Bradford, and asked for a
place. Being in want of a servant at the
time, Mrs Bradford employed her, and for a
while she conducted herself well and gave
satisfaction by the close and prompt attention
which she paid to all her duties. Some days
ago she acted as if laboring under mental
alteration, but it was not supposed that she
would injure herself or others. On Sunday,
however, she went to the Office in the front
basement and tried to hang herself with a
handkerchief which was tied around her neck,
when she was discovered Failing in the eff
fort to destroy her life by hanging, she pro-
cured large knife, and after calling to Mrs
Bradford to come down stairs, Immediately
| cut her throat, severing both the jugular
veins, which produced death before any as
sistance could be obtained. When Mrs. B.
got down stairs the woman was lying on the
floor covered with blood.-Bait. american.
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Sale OF United States Land near Richmond
IN the State of Virginia.
ORDNANCE OFFICE.
WAsHINeToN, June %. 1850

~. 4
PROPOSALS IN WHITING WILL RE-
rect ived at this flee till noon Of the I'D d,v
OF Jul nett, for the purcb Sc for cash, OF = cer
cin p'ece or PARCEL Of laI d, with the build ? o.
thee n. lying on Jane, rive, in The C unity o.
cheste fe about twelve miles abo,e he civ oS
Hichmo d, and known as Be.lona Arsenal This
land was purchased by the United stsfes ftom
Wiili m 1Iabue al wife aid va Reddy. nv
deed hearing d ''e 2st Of Sep emte ISIS a "A 81
desert ed In sa'd deed as-beginning on the ba h
sad river Ct sycamore tree ard running
thelce :. 10 deg w chains % links 10 a ktons
n a ked u 'helceN 80 deg w 9chsins 20
a one mari ed U. ;; then, :. 22x de =, " y
chains: links, to q stone mari ed u : ihence
:. 81 deg T. , chains IS links. TO a stone
man y; then e -. IS deg; f.. 30 chains S
links, to stone Married U : thence y 25S
deg T. 40 chains 10 Links, "a a sycamore go d. a
the bank If aid river; and thence alorg the
SoGthe-n shore OF "a d river. as the same I7e.n
deS. IS ohtns 25 links 10 the beginning, con-
aiming t~eaty-s even AID half aces
The above property Will re sod 20 the rerScD
Offering the HI; be price for the same "a su n
oher shall be satls ia tory TO the Se"le'ary Of War
10 which cse ard TIE price Offer being ia d
a deed will be exc ;uted Nv him und n the scts =
Congress OF I'd nafch, 1919, ind IS Al ril ,s2s
convey ng to such Ierso his els, a. d assigl
forever. all the right, tit e, ard interest or n
United States in said prem ses
The proposals must be sc sled and endorssa
" Proposals for Bellona Arsenal
HENRY CRAIG,
Colonel OF Ordnance
The Int lieencer and Star. and the Richmond
Enquirer, and examiner, will publish he sbo,-
twice " eek TIL July, and one copy OF ihe
PAPER containing II must be sent 70 ne brdnapc.
Once with the bill 2aw,22July
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EXECUTION OF PALMER Palmer, the pris-
oner, was executed on the l4th. On the scat
fold he declined to say anything, but when
subsequently pressed to tell the truth, and not
face his Maker with faIsehood or a conceal
ment of the truth, replied, slowly and soemnly
@ 1 say distinctly that Cook was not poisoned
with strychnine." The high sheriff aud chap
lain begged that he would not, for the sake OF
his immortal soul, bubble on the verge Of
eternity. He refused to answer At the foo
of the scafold he was again urged to tell the
truth, but made no reply. Under all the cir
cumstances, the chaplain had refused to ad
minister the sacrament, and the culprit wa.
not particularly solicitous that he should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-30

GOLD PRODUCT OF AUSTRALIA Recent ad
vices from Australia show that the gold pro-
duct of that region is largely increasing II
ments of gold from Melbourne amounted t.
60,S27 ounces, and f1O 900 in spe"ie by the
Morning Star, to Bristol; and As 622 ounce.
and clio 900 in specie by the George Mar
shall, to London. The shipments to Eogland
in five weeks were 3S7, 900 ounces of gold
and f35O,000 in specie. The gold fields were
Yielding more largely than even at the rate Of
nearly En-, 900 900 per snnum The product
of the first three months If 1856 is nearly
double that of the corresponding three months
of 1856, being close upon zoo, ZOO ounces
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UImpsrtan, to the Ladis..-Dr. Du

POSCOS FEMALE PILLS.-Tbe combination 0: Ingredi
snts IN the Pills perfectly harmless Their efficacy
erits based extensive practice Of thirty
years; aud, where she directions have been strictly
lowed they have failed all Irregularities
relieve painful and diicult meIstrnaon particularly
the change of life. They VIII the Whites remov,
all obstrucoas arising cold exposure any
and may be used successfully Preventive Call upor
the agent ana get Circular for particulars free.
Price 81 with fall directions Sold
retail by CHAS. STOrT, Druggist, PenDsyIvsns avenue
SAMUEL b. WAITE 52s Seventh street, Washington D. C
and K j. T. C1SSEL, Georgetown; whom all orders
he and the Pills will be conhdentay by mall Il
ladies who enclose them dollar.
B.-srs signature the box TO counteTfst Il Is for
gerry. 10 eff
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HENRY X CRAIG,
mo. SOC
NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN

IN LANDS IN WISCONSIN Notice is here
by given that the land ONCE at MINERAL PoIuA
SrByENs,S PoINT. and MENAsHA in the So
Of WISCONSIN, will be open TO sale aud locates
Of any Of the lands In said districts which Were
subject entry and location at the date Of their
recent Withdrawal by notice No. $50, on and after
Monday, the 4th day Of August next, sxcspf the
TO lowing townships, tke ressrra.ioa of which
UiH be continued, viz:
Once at MINIPAL POINT: Townships IL 10 IA
inclusive, Of ranges 1 to s east, inclusive.
OfRce at STKvENs's PoINT: Townships Is =.
~, inclusive, Of ranges 10 6 east inclusive
Township Is and Is Of range east; and
Township Is Of ranges east.
Once at MENAsHA: All the townships In the
district situated between township Ia and the
Michigan State line, In ranges l3 to 20 east, in
elusive.
Given under my hand, at the General Land OF.
ice, at the city Of Warrington, this oath dsy OF
June, 1856 THOS. A HENDRICKS,
le zo-2awow Commissioner
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The American Party in Massachusstt,

BosroN, June 2S.-There is considerable
excitement IN the American Party in regard
to the State Convention of Tuesday next. At
large meeting in Charleston last night, the
attempt to sell out the party to the Republi-
cans was denounced. and the Delegates were
Fillmore delegates have also been elected. but
In NewburypOrt an American meeting has
ratified Fremont The Fillmore men saw that
If the Springfield Convention endo Fremont
they will bolt and organize anew for the Prssi-
Dental campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-30

bONO fUBLlCO-"Every mother should have box In the
house handy IN case Of accidents to the Children
RKDDINGS RUSSIA SALvE
It's Boston remedy Of thirty years. standing and IL re-
eommsnded By physicians IL and speedy
Burns Piles Bos Corns, Feloas Chbsns and Old
OF every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Head
settle Rash, Bunons, Sore Nipples recommended by
nurses Whitows Stiles, Fosters Flea Bes Spider Stngs
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum Scurvy Sore aud Cracked Lips
Sore Nose Warts and Flesh wounds, s valuable
remedy and which be testified who
have used 10 In the city of Boston
thirty years In no instance will this Sslve
Interfere with physiciaEs prescriptions from
the purest materials from recips brough: from Russa-o
articles growing In that countrysnd the pToprsors have
letters from all clssses Clergyman physicians captains
and others who have used themselves and recon-
mend IL to others Reddins's Russia Ssvs I'm large
tin boxes stamped the picture horse and
disabled soldier which picture 10 sso engraved on the
town country and may be ordered any wholesale
drusEist. For sale At sHILLIHGTONS, Agent Wash
ilgton. -
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IL Another remarkable cure Of scrofu,a

oFAhIA q OIIue county, Va, March, 1851.
Aessrs. Bennett 4 Beers, Richmond.
Gentlemen- Your Carriers Spanish Mixture has per-
Ormei remarkable in the person Of servant man
arcted with Scrofula In q very form So bad had
he become that his entirely closed
80 for more tfzn As last everything
had failed 10 resolved to try the mixture afmIn-
ist@red IL according 70 directions 'nd wonderful
perfect beer effected Am that no me VI
cine equals "Carters Sp snish M4tu e. of IN.
blood. IL 10 creating quite excitement Sc
very rapidly. Send another lot by raj. ro.d.
film Yours truly, X, g.
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BLACKISTONE'S PAVILION,

THIS PLACE OF RESORT WILL, RE
l. open On the Sd day Of July for the ac- A
commOdatiOn Of visitors. The subscriber <SA
has engaged first rate Cotiliion Band for "A
the season. and with his large and spendid Ball
Room offers vast ind dement's to the lovers of the
dance His table will be constantly supplied
with all the Injuries Of the Potomac and his Bar
with the choicest liquors.
This Is known to be one Of the healthies st places
on the river, being situated between Blackstone
and st Catharine's Islands.
There will be celebra ion on the 4th Of july,
and Ball md public Cotillion Parties on Thurs.
day, 2th July, Thursday, 9TH August, and Thurs
d 2lst OF August.
he steamer Alice Price will land passenger
during the waie,in, season on Tuesdays and Fri.
days going down, and will stop for passengers on
Wednesdays and saturdays, on her return trips
Board-S1 per day for week or longe'; 81, 25
less than a week
js252m GEORGE. w BLACKSTONE.
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Baltimora MarkAts

BALTIMORE, June S0.-Breadstufs to-day
are generally firm and unchanged; sales az
Howard street -four at 1926
heat-gOOd to prime reds 81 S5asI. As;
whites 81 65aSl.75. COrn-white 52a56c vel.
low 50a54c
provisions are improving under an excited
market; Mess pork S2OlS2O so. Bacon-sheuI-
ders 9ta9.c sides Halle. Lard u;al3c.
in bbls. and kegs
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Few York Markets

NEW YORK, June 80 Flour has advsn..d.
sales of ii 500 bbls.; good State Sc: sunerfrs
Ohio So p; standard Southern 81; extra do.
S8.75 Nv
Wheat is firm; sales of % 900 bushels
southern white 81 50. Corn is firm; sales ct
20 900 bushels; Southern mixed Coz
Pork Is firm sales of 600 bbls mess $50
Beef is firm; sales of $50 bbs.; Western mess
sI2 Lard is firm; sales Of 700 bbls. at III a
lie
Whisky is heavy; sales of $50 bbls; Ohio 3lc