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eco bushels ninos 1t TIC. Other grains quiet Wits
key nominal Al 26o Canal ireighs unchanged. Lake
- Sorr-8foo bbs. -four, is ~ " os 1'c o. w, ~
do corn. Cepal exparts-4e0 bpls aeur aSVOo bushels
wheat, 900 busSes corn
ALBANY, June 90 r. NJ
flour dull but little more nan for three
our Gays past saes 900 onIs at unchanged rate
~heas quiet; sales 200 oosheI Who CinSa at 81 80
Corn--Sa 30 400 bushels Western mxed at s8c and
parcel Of RED yeo~ At SIC rye drm sales 2SN bush
els ~ &c. per SO pounds Ia store. WhkeyA far bu
pinsss dome; sales s25 bb at ~ 20. 275fc, mostly ut
the inayoe Oaurp-
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Icing and und0tng-a eDts pause, aud f@vn etneS
OF evtn 70 b- srs1s,Ai biood bu'as no, tho 70
Sss Gown. But how few 70 know artcfs.l
noss bleodl 1hey ssh beah blod and n, o,
80. ceraiuty they thu Pis berause es
pere ace taught that they iouIe
disease laey s 10 Sga but nsurss .ssis'sni and white
they pene.s d e sss .sers o.s = 10 ,asd ys. 40
present hs ps ps on haraess add Innocent always
In oAjn, the peculiar 6rowsness
tho ssapeIJs approach hos invaluable 70 havs
meirise by which Jou may s~Enow al oscveon- Sf
eis ht n wi saye--Cfen wxa the
doctor but give re ps The docoe may have the credit o
cnpg suppose he hss tbs psents life Is saved rs centa
box fold by sll druggists ad t or hs AN DkETBo Pm
opal Ofo~. baacrstn buidisxs No Si anal street, Barn
Ion 1t6 Ee~eTy. az Broad and Asior
ioupe, Rev Iorsi and hehuniys no. 4sa Brsaaway Al
bsEy.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

EFFORTS OF England 10 Stop tho War In It.>'
Iy-rhs Prcsideat's Views or Mexican A..
fsirs-Reinfsrcemcnt OF the Gulf Squad
ron-rho Nicalagua Mali Contract and Pro-
bab,c Settlement OF the TransIt Difficult
ty, Sc.
otR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June Q, 1859.
Adv!ces received here by the last arrival from Europe
from high and reliable source state that the English g.
verruent does not yet despair being able hos
Titles and That che Is srenuousiy aborng through
diafon in conjunction with Prussia and other Powers 10
bring about that result and put end 10 further ho
hties.
Tho Pree lent Is fully alive to the present compli-
Gated and psrious condition of Mexican affairs, and
he is detetmicei to do everything in his power
10 put the Juarez government upon . firm
footing he beves that further augmentation OF our
squadron in the Gulf necessary, and has instructed the
Secretary Navy to send three additional vessels into
those waters which will increase the squadron thirteen
efficient ships This looks like prompt action.
The Nicaragua mail arrangements is understood arc
definitely closed In favor Of Mr. johnson, and seems to
be admitted upon very firm footing. Tho contractors
propose 10 operations the LIST of August ncxt
and the administration thinks it at length solution
OF the vexed and complicated question Of the Nicaragua
Transit.
The Naval Board Of Engineers for examination Of Assist
ants for promotion and Of candidates for admission
engineer corps Of the Navy will assemble II Now York
Navy Yard on the l1th ef July next.
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TILE ITALIANS IN New YORK.-The divided
feeling on the italian question among the resi-
dent Italians of this city is a difficulty which
ought Immediately to be removed. The ebulli-
ton of patriotism has kindled the military ardor
of one section, who are now burning to "cry
havoc and let slip the dogs Of war;" while a more
philosophical and reflective party would raise
funds to aid the families Of those heroes whose
lives have been laid upon the altar Of their coun-
try's liberty. It is easy to decide who are in the
right and who are in the wrong. The conclusive
letter Of Count Cavour, already published in
these columns, has dednitively shown that the
moral and pecuniary aid of the Italians on this
side of the water would be far more acceptable
than their material assistance in the shape Of
fighting men. Any movement to send men to
Italy from this country would at once tend to
violate the neutrality laws, without efecting any
good to the Sandman cause; besides, it is by no
means certain that the italian representative at
this port would grant them passports. Other
forcible reasons might be successfully urged;
but this will suffice to show that the only plan
that can meet with popular approval must be
that which tends to benefit the families of the
martyrs who have fallen or may fall in the
struggle for freedom. That this idea is eminent
Jy practical may be seen in the fact that up
wards of $4,000 have been already raised in this
city for that purpose Let the feeling of Italian
patriotism be merged into one point, let military
enthusiasm be set aside to give place to union in
this really patriotic object and more real benefit
will he done tn the Italian cause than nv di-
vision OF national sentiment.
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Conve ntion of the Editorial and Topographic
cal Association.

Syracuse, June Q, 1885,
The Editorial and typographical Association met in
Convention Hall at twelve o'clock. About forty editors
and publishers present Mr.. L. s. Gruair, Of the
Syracuse Journal presided, and made an opening speech
when the minutes of the last meeting were read aud
adopted After the appointment Of committees aud the
transaction of unimporant business the meeting adjourned
until half past two.
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Sale OF Premium Tobacco.

Sr. LOUIS, June Q, 1889.
At sale of premium tobacco at the Planters Ware
kouse to day. the first premium seventyave dollars for
manufacturing leaf awarded to Addison Tnscy, Of
Pike county, No. This tobacco purchased by B W.
Lewis g. Bror., Of Glasgow, NO., for hundred aud
twenty five dollars per hundred pounds This is the
highest price on record.
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NEW YORK MOVING UP TOwN.-The rapid
ern Part Of this island are worthy of special at
tention. In 1920 New York was supposed to
end at the City Hall Park. People had country
houses about Union square. Grand street was q
long way out Of town. Steadily the tide moved
up, until the merchants and wealthier classes
and Fourteenth streets. Only few years ago
Broadway was crowded with promenaders be-
tween Trinity church and Chambers street.
Then came the Fifth avenue, with all its ginger
bread architecture; and above Union square
long avenues, lined with splendid residences,
opened the finest fields for official swindling
Still, the cry is, higher, higher, higher. Lower
Broadway is not nearly SO much crowded now as
1t was few years ago, the great jam is now be-
tween franklin street and the New York Hotel
The fashionable promenade is from Blocker to
fourteenth street, and in the Fifth avenue above
the last named point. Just now, this upward
movement is q steady flow of the tide, but when
the Central Park is finished it will be o freshet
At the present rate of proceeding the park
should be nearly done in three or four years,
and then all the fine residences will be in its i'm
mediate vicinity, and all above Murray Hill.
The world of fashion and that of trade will be
sevolutionized. Union place will be the locality
for fashionable shops; dry goods palaces will
fake the place Of Fifth avenue man.
sions Madison square will be the place
for the new City Hail. In point Of
fact, Broadway will begin where it ended ten
years ago. Some clever people have already
acted upon this idea, ard within the next year
there will be remarkable changes in Union
square The fine house and stables known as
The Psnniman estate near the corner Of Four
teenth street, have been in the market for sale,
and we understand that they are to be converted
into carriage repository. The work upon Mr..
Stewards new theatre, between Union Place
Hotel and the corner of Fourth avenue, has been
commenced, and other changes in the square
are contemplated. Really, New York is moving
up town.
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CLASS No. SIS, JUNE 2. 1854
Hats
FOR aENrLEMEN,s SUMNER WEAR.

WAHNOCK CO.,
FAsruoyAHLE HArrKRs,
Invite attention 70 their extensive and varied assortment OF
SUMMER HATS, in fabrics Of BHAvEK, SILK, rBLv,
CLOTh, LlAATHkR and STRAW, from every cline. and
modelled 70 prevailing taStes- Especially notice
CASHMERE DkkSS HAT,
Always avoyitenow reproduced with and beautiful
6nish, and exceedingly attractive
QUIZ IOUNa GENTLfMEN'S STRAW HAT.
Nothing can be mere charming than
STRAW HAT FOR YOUkG GENTLEMEN.
Nes; ard aunfY-a perfect gem, aud most decidedly
fHE HAT OF THE SKASON.
WARNOCK CO.,
5l9 broadway, St Nicholas Hotel
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Convention OF the Theta Delta Chi Fraternity.
TROY, juno Q, 1859.
The Convention Of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity now
in session here MIR. f. G. p. wilkins, Of New York do
lvers the annual address, and Mr.. W. French OF Bos
ton pronounoes the poem The hall where the Couven
ton held crowded 10 sdocAtion Great enthusiasm
prevails, and 1t ID recognized the most important
gathering Of the kind that has ever assembled.
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Execution Of DIR. Hing.

(osUEG, jane 9, 1852
Dr. King, the vito poisoner, was hung this morning
He made speech the galows declaring his guilt aud
his willingness TO die; that he had made peace with God
aud desired the people to pray for him. vast number
Of people present, but disturbance occurred.
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The Recent Flood I'm minnesota.

CHICAGO, Jane 2, 1850.
Mnnescta papers contain further details OF the recent
food The damage done appears to be far greater than
at first stated. The levee at st. Paul is entirely sub
merged At st. Anthony and Minneapolis the storm aud
flood combined were terribly destructive In tho former
place property Of the value Of several hundred thousand
dollars was destroyed. The St. Anthony Water Company
lost five millions Of lese valued at oo The boom at
Coon creek containing ten millions Of logs is momenta
ry expected TO give way Logs 10 the value Of $50
went over the falls during the three daysprevousy. The
river il twenty feet above low water mark, being
within foot and half Of it's height at the time Of the
great food Of $780, The storms OF the last week In that
section Of the country described the most fghtful
ever witnessed.
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Rupture Cured by harsh & Co.'s Radical
uus They also keep k elAsn ssockinEs
vetns supporters shou bsAces
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Brsdy's Photographic Galleries, 350 and
643 Broadway, New York. 352 PeuRsylvania avenue
waAsngsoa, b. O. Photographs, Dagusreotype and Ana
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The Church Of England Synod.

TORONTO, June ., 1859.
Tho Church Of England Synod and annual meeting Of
tho Congregational Union Of Canada ia in
here. Delegates to tho Union present from New York
Vermont, Maine, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
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Chs Hest Spring Hsd isa ExtStsncs-(HeWe,u
elliptic q from Is 70 S& II SIS Broadway. Call Ana sse
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Konneay's Medical Discovery II warranted
sore leAp- For sAe BY al druggisA
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For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Letest
novelties in genuemens Furnishing Eooos, 9REEN shirt
nufacturef No. Aston uouse.
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Grand regatta take place the latter part moa
uppofed by the experienced that Knox win sell ten thousand
OF his the elegant fabrics Of the kind
produced Time win the Of this csculsop
but thing certain. that KNOWS, az Broadway 10 tbs
only place that gentlemen OF taste should paronze In selecting
their hat1
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Death OF Lieutenant Bell.

Lieutenant Winfield s. Bell, Of the Revenue service,
died last evening.
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Court CaIendar--rhls D.y.

SUrRxxE CouR1-Urcut Part 1-Railroad oalerdar.--
24s2, IS, 4os3 3o1, 2iso 3o7e 4Ool A09o $685. a4a7
$500 1907 $780, $3.50 eoss 1881 1884 4ssi sisl Part
$685. 2oS zt4o, 2t42 2ol4 2o4o 2o4s 1885, 2O54 2o6s
SuPERIoR CoUsrPart 1-Nos GIL, 625, 2'2, 5S7, 1856,
rs, TO- 226 90 Part 2Nos 4s5. $685. 672 e73 87s 87s,
CAB, ESQ, ISL, ess, 6ss, 6s7, 6ss, $50.
CohxoN PLeAs-part Mos. 69s, l0l7, 1913, 1866,
ss3, s57, $40, 977, 597, s27, 0Os, 900.
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Strangers md Citizens, Men of Business and
fashion, alike admire the superb dress cashmere hats
WHITES, ZIG Broadway, under Barnum's Museum
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BarTy's Tr.copher0us n the s-5t and Chc~p-
et article for do e~rnS. beauy6 cesnxsy curling, pre-
ser,lDg ard restoring the hair ladies' uys sofa By ",
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Lenry & CO.-.Our Summer D.css Hat In
ready and for sale Nos s. and Aston House. Broad
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Hair.-Its Diseases, Fall, Change IT Color,
and ts enbsllshnent treated carefully by A. oRANOJRAN
Mo. - Twelfth stree. west aide and near Broadway.
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Thermometers. Spectacics, Microscopes md
stereecores with fine assortment of views will be
PRENTIVkS, 60 Nassau street, sta grades and prceA
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Summer Hats-Latest Styles and Qualities
unsurpassed by any rich and beautiful misses
children First premium AWARDED
KELLOGG, Manufacturer ISL Canal street.
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For All Kinds of Clothes for Spring and
summer wear, call DRUMGOL h PROCH. IA Broadway
If YOU want neat goods, well made and nj low prices
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REJECTION RAILROAD FAREs.-we understand that
the management of the New York Central Rairoat have
reduced the fare from New York t, Chicago over that
road to 49, the price TINT charged the Penn
syvana and Fort Wayne roads, and tina. the roads
aectipg with the New York Central. via the Michigan
Central, and the Michigan Southern Railroad, have
agreed TO divide tho fares pro rata
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1raxavilla II the Most Wonderful Prepara-
ton known curing badness dsndru relieving
headache preventing the hair from lhns out and pro
ducing glossy ours Sold by ali druggisA
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Cyfstsdcro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcupe.s-
beat tho world Wholesale retail and tas as
vstely applied At NO. As,or House
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DUO de Montebell0 Champagne-Received
hy each In baskets sod alo
nv WARD elMONIN 81 South William street. sole asenAs
ior tho United Statea
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Hill, Ininittxble Hair Cutter. Ezidr Dye
olses or brown Depot No. BArcxy street, also sold II
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Holloway's Ointment, Compared with all
other onrcnss savcs gold to the metals
Cthcrp sometimes but ts outmeat falls
Old and ulcers cappesr few days under hosng
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Metallic Tablet Razor HtrOp.-Thls lnlmi-
table article may ba obtain OF the sole manufacturers
SAUNDERS House, and Of the various agents
The city.
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Batcbr,or's Hair Dye, Wigs anI. To,spe.s-
a, ks manufActory, Sss Broadway
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besrxHG's Patent Champioss Bfrg
Ana burglar proof ssios 25 rosdyAy Murray
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The Purest Gin Imported
wOLF's aromatic schnaprs pu, up quart and
pint bottles sold ty all druggists and country mercnAnt
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Ladies'. Th0scY Gaiter Boots with Heels at
et lss arc row al rage Those slippers and
Isl msses boys and cbidrens boots and shoes draw
crowda at AlLILk 4 CO.'S, 3S7 Causl street
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Sugars Reduced.-Ten Pounds Coffee, u;
chest Of 81 ut REDFoRDs S Sixth avenue,
Eeur stre
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French felts Panamss Legbofns,
turntables, diamond brnids, rice straws,
Pearl siraws and China pearl; with
Variety Of other seasonAbe ard elegant fabrics,
To suit all ages AMI ccmpiexops
At GENIN'S, COZ Broadway.
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The Latest Drawings OF the LegaIized Lot
tey1es reported to WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.,

The Latest Drawings OF the LegaIixed Lot
ter4es, ssrepo:tsd to WOOD, EDDY CO.,
MANAGERS oY TINE
DELAWARE, GE0KGIA. KENTUCKY AED MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
Official drawings by telegraph
DELAWARE LOTTERIES.
The subscribers Commissioners appointed by the Governor
sry authorized by the etlare having this day attended hs
drawing of the for the eneHt of the state Of Delaware
HEREBY certify that the following the numbers who,
were this day drawn from The wheel, viz
EXTRA CLASS No. sz7. JUsE 3. 1889
81, 6, 80, IL, so, 81, II, 80, 81, 49, 10, 80, 10.
Class No. s2s, JUNE Q. 1859.
%, 9, 81, 81, ., IS, 10, 81, IS, %, 4s, %.
And that the said numbers drawn in the order in which
witness our hands At wilmington DEL this Thursday June
. 'ss SIS ssa1 :. 0ohDos' Commissioners.
JAMES DUNCAN.
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
the drawing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby certify
that the swing are the numbers which were this day drawn
CLASS No. SIS. JUNE 2, 1854
10, 65, IS, 50, Ga, IL, 81, sc, IS, 40, SO, 50.
CIAfs No. SO. EXTRA. JuSE o. 1853.
81. 81 81 l6, 20, So, IL, &C, 70, "A, So, Is, 40.
And tA.s s ..d numbers drawn in sAs which
Wlness hands, At Augus.s, Ga. uis Thursday June
v issa iPP. bBAn tsssh Commissioner.
WOOD. EDDY CO.. saa A%rS:. Ds Sssr.i
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF BRookIYy--The grand con
cert be given to Gszzanga by the Philharmonic Society
and citizens of Brooklyn of Friday evening, the
1,th The programme includes the Of of the
leading Italian artists and also those OF Mr. S B. Mills,
the eminent pianist, and his wife.
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DATHAWAY.
THE NEW YORK MERCURY.
'ATHAWAY;

ch VIII be ready at AL the and bookstores -
Ell. and this week either, Nick says but weekl
VII contain the opening chapters Of Dr.. J. H. Robasb
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MIISCEILANEOUa
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- AUMblu.iyTsh snllMnc

a a LORDS GREEK rRsr AMRsr
q, ,SS SssstI1 ss SSfsos
'N"~ fs ras .s,s.t 81, r5f .. sauars.
The CREEK fssrAxrnr
ws. "" revised text digss OF various no. tisv.
slss. ass Sosss,s s:.ss
menA. and q er..ca,, ainisisa 'A''''' 'or 'As sss
OF '-s' 'si'Ai ''4d +, s an; 'lTose sp,
Minister Of Qass.s t a.. i's S'u'" Of r'.1s
~ r ssI 81, s9s ssIls e a' se ss
Ifrosa Ss Kew YORK sy.Hssl y san.aT
This .ss s ~ ss ss me sss
cs q 5 Eysy s'
ssssi0s DO sev 6rsst scholars ths .oantly
ss
Ihs fifth yolume Of
COSMOS sni nsssS y rail- - DESCRIPTION
Translated ION iss as:asa y i cns al w. DAh,
r Volume v isno, mu.l.. CSC:
ss Is;
bee, present nd Tor .mor half sealuJ - sss
' . s'ss 40
The ss e. h y q a,t The ,esS A.
FIJI Der he her bies granite Ss a. Plunge s
On ~ . % q e ss ron new s' Sesos ~a.
ai w. cansS .s ia n ss.
in hs eighty Ltih year-of whoss life Ess oes1
enc iato'S " toll we cannot but regard a. surprisaR
of his former eoeuenes the denny eaz sustsrr-
mean heat terrestrial magnetism earthquakes
We have other book In which great phenomena Of ~
ure 20 ucidy cescribed and capsfuly In
have made from the days OF Pliny aud
OF experiment and houSh offended equally
long period Of time are succncty se forth Cosmos mex
cannot be, N the modern the torn, popusr BOOK
Tor hose however who desire know instead spper
10 such book Cosmos" limo saving treaSurss
the authority for statement given, thai the ofgnA6
can aiwsys be referred 70 II desred. "A then aum-
at sge when the faculties OF Ordinary grow du-A
witch mus: always rank tho ard ~
lsss among the curosies of scientific
HARPER i BBoTHERs vii. send either OF The shevs
works BY mall postage paid Qor distance The Uni<
stAies under S,0OC miles,, on receipt OF the money
WORMS, BUkioss AMI DEFsCTIvA RAnS fknA1xs
sscsnE cospa % cents 70 q each; buntns and naas n =
1l11LkfLEILD WkeTkRvElt I, OhiropOdtsn
SIS Broadway, eDpos1s d Nickelas Hoeak
NALL, SEE AND EXAMINE
u The EUKEKA SHUTTLE SEWING MACaINnR
Price So, Sd6, $66.
Principal Office AZ hxosdway, corner Of Broono d
NJ ~ cures tan pmples feckss erupons saluheum, ekA
mcrpbew and all skin deionias Poude suoe
from low foreheads, es Of Tho body;
rarted Beware OF coonteres LILY White hair dye AnA
Broadway; Ars Hayes Brooklyn; OAlsnder Pk1a-
dslphia Baiss, Boston. &c.
HISTORY OF THE GIFT BOOK BUSINESS; OR, run
IL Gn Book Business Explained and Exposed sesk fs1o
TO any address Country papers giving this card three
tons, sending q OF
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MOUNTAIN OCTLAwS.
CINGER's SEWING MACHTNEe.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

Singers Mmiy machine. the price Of which only -
Light and elegantly decorate machine capable Of pe
g, in the best the sowing Of private FINALLY
Singers standard Machines for manufacturing purpouH
well known 10 be without any successful rivAm 6
Every description Of dO0D o.
them / II SINGER CO.,
TruoAvnM
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Official drawings by telegraph.
EXTRA GAS, No.. 81, JuSE 3, 1859

GEOkGIA
Tho subscribers Commissioners appointed superinend
the drawing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery do hereby certify
that the are the numbers which this day drawn
fSom the wheel, VIZ
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COURAUDS ITALIAN INDICATED sOAP POSITIVE
NJ ~ cures tan ptnples heckss erupous salu heu, teA
mcrphsw and all skin deiornias Poudre suoe up roots ha
from low foreheads los OF thu body;
ralted Beware Of c1cn.erieis LILY shte hair dye anA
Ahve Ac at the old depot g. Walker
store iron Broadway Ar Hayes Brooklyn; Calender PhA
dolphla; Bates Boston &c,
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4 WORMS, BukioSs AMI DEFECTIvh RAnS rkhA1Ks
~ BY the only safe and mooeaEfu Isthod knoyD -FW =
tracing oorps 20 cens 70 81 each; bunlnE and nafa u y ~
Ll14LkFIELD 4 WE6TkRvRlt, Uhrop0dsn.
SIS Broadway, eppos1s u NickesA Hoeak
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Il In consequence OF The extreme difficulty genefaQy
perjenced procuring In all s native purity and exoeen0
0EkUINk PORT WINE,
20 Invaluable for medicinal and life saving purposes.
O6BOnN co, OF OPORfU,
che only mercantile estabahn IN Opogto WITCH ha0
branch In the United 6lAtos)
adopted the plan Of shipping the finest vntaes IN b
each, der the6 brand and
tec whereby nsumes viii be enabled 70 obtain The cho
qualities In he original packages, In eHAey he
dticn imported. For aale BY
CarhAFt Brother, 50 Broadway.
Osthsm Brothers, 6s Broad street
Hartford B. Kirk, IS Fulton street.
Frederick q CoszeLs, IS Warren street..
Kent Lnwber Co., 81 Broad street.
6wift, Paige Co., Iii Broadway.
Orders direct mportations from the trade only resolves
and forwarded TO Oporo BIZ JOHN OdBORM,
Is Beaver street, New Yu4I.