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fTuE ErF. Dr. BAIRD uhn has rcsidai auI usrsl
II unh iu ETrHra TIE fuffTraiN wears uHrurH a
errle9 of EIGHT ECTrHFS HH ftrf u1rf ri fhF world m
Ot Ffilsg Hall m me curse 70 thts wees md mr
NEXT tga mr7e Lecture VIII reisie % th1se fhiuu tl
the present. CIVIL social. unri ant r9llunisaf1 Of ea.H
COUNTRY IN Europe. Whlcl rre mrr cf-gafaIf IuffInHf
anl Instruct an Americtu a%rfieu-e ruf un hH Hiusnrs-
Ped Nr i1rre and 0afiF mua. nflurn- e0 NHs rwt
uhioh VIII hr iutrriurtnV md rEEE ulItn urru Hn-
MORROW SATURDAY NIGH urHiruIae a. Tl
adaE ari viii rcTfe o., ruE G~OVFHNNEAr uF
ECEOPE THE PRINCIPAL M~oNAECHs 0sr's 30
nrIer1. Alexander N, Qufcu Viatra. eth. and THE
MANNERS OFruE COURTS
Tha -eosud wiz BE- rivFucn Nrnry nI-hf. auf aIH
Do on RUSSIA = POLAND.
The others via follow in order
INNS udef Coz fhr osHr 2 ; fr q -suurul1
aEl udy. SIS hr amiues ~ fnur 81 rrc relaus the~a
uH De a urustieralle rrinalanf Orr rrpis ln fhe
ah-is. en- Aiminian o. a sn-le leisure. 90 Gems so
b. pud etthe DOR Takr's ioh ne bail f fhe trrk tres
20 Mes,rs Ciraves a vaien. ErtA Wuiams Wa-a1
a neard, fsifial a Co. Wm- n sfrsne- a.. sriat
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VUsr reserved per Adlu' Express, tuo eases OF Che
j ealetrsfei tour aun-a Hats.
MILLER HARRISON a Co..
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S0BTE0 NUNER0 90 ORDINARm.
TUE POETS or TUE IgTW CryTTRY,

u7 Er Htert Avis Wehu.ft urm'teute Hear-
HHE
HFruan u Amrrief hF Do. Baird
D. Fafa- Hf Argentine Clufrfrafan ruI Parsrnv.
DulEhfs Thaaa- Explained aad defined in "a Series
of Ssrm us ru g VHr.
An.ei0uHT af ur Holy Bible. ty ore REr. Jalu
Er1uIr f1fa NIHle'fr tf H7 G.rrl Ht uaIiinEon. ant
rrnleFsr nf nltInifF usirr Iha f-arlHf- NymH
ACHmr' .tr cl.rnisre nf Obi HriV sri7fures. by A
Crrfsu. MA.
sHrHHn ef the Rev. frmr IauHH
Efls from fhs Iornfi1 co. lff. af sermon trChif1rrn
tF Ne Rev EIlhsfd Nfutsn n D.
Ihe uay Mar Nsd- % King ahaui uru niiboius ty
1ehn HurIau
Jus u Hrni .rI fr afe. tr
W. o. ETHhNgr IS co
mrrla Enfar rff rrraHraH mau
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-26

An AnBIrIeUs OFFlcE-SEEKEA-W. r..
Elmer, Of Ashfeld, Franklin county, Nass..
exhibits an ambitious desire 70 serve his town.
He is tbe authorized hell-rnger OF hat locaH-
ty Tor The coming yeaT, and paws for tie pisi-
lege. lie has contracted to pay The town ten
cents for the privilege Of ringing The bell at
year.
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So EXTRA SESSION To he CALLED.

From the following correspondence, &c viii
be seen that President Buchanan has no iuten-
tion Of calling an extra session Of Congress at
present.;
WASHINGTON, March q, 1859.
STA: Ihure Just learned that b. isthe deter
miuation Of the President no. DO call an extra
session Of Congress, add IN view Of tins and Of
he Failure If the Post Office Appropriation
bn. I should BE- cl8d 20 learn what course 0f
administration is proposed BY the department
for The relief Of its creditors, and especially m
aay proFision l. contemplated for e~TtinEaish-
ing is liabilities, which have already maiured
and are BOW payable.
Z have the honor I'd BE-, very respectfully,
y0ur obeiIent servant,
GEORGE MATTINGLN.
S1pf Potomac Steamboat Company.
Hon. JcsEPH Hour,
...--..L -Lar.raL
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~ ALAA wv
NNTErii IN au MuNpAF AHIl th. at nHatNnr
.rrir 1aHn nlrblT EI--r d Nlat uffh snp aud
Na- Naut Hn MasWl sfreeN hefueu Hrir anl So
.i -freeHs Oair lnH fret lum raftH Msntr naE.
lbs rranerfT. DOW one mnst reairfI HHt rsIr.sa af
ary m ne cfr, 5 fer sale frauur ru Msfan sr-ef e.
teet ui 1iuolrs raaniuE h7t a1 the aiey o. rrI and
. iraes rrtiH- tha nfT "a rrtanIg frles arlra-fr
ame IrifHf inn tree Htsufsf q-l2 rHt
rrEHs--O1e-fhtri cash. ar uarrs s1tiaararir il-.
trs7d. ravaair To ~ Ia. ur1artl ufereat- Ee n1lrnrr
ia lur lnt rwo years eut nferratieI sale positive
aHasf reTaui io paw SLEW.
w1r2i-d HHranaer.
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Liverpool and London
Fire Insurance COmy

Authorized Capital, ~sl0.000,0o0
Paid Captal and Surplus Funds, 5.0oo,0o0
Bard of nreetlrf In Ncr Tart
Jas BROWN o. a-9rn. Bros SOL fresifeuI
AIl1ku PILL sHrcrarr
OsSEs raf mnrlinIci an rrol wl.lnu aimluituu
l. ar dsauri uni nt sissy days aferr7nf a. m oner
lamasniea
M~errt1rfl and fHirar 20 rNfn1ufrl Win Nua tam-
nnuT- are Invited ., inrrlre n ther usorcIuHln rieu1s
UNI View TarE lnf rner rrsrw cities as O. iu great re-
snrsiifv ana hi-n strnInr roiales ssued In Nom
uhH 81 O. b N1nu.ANW f
JAS. ARMOUR.
E-Iames Amam uUl i've a-telrau wthz A-fnry
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SILVER PLATED GOODs

CEDCks.
Asreat srref1 n CalN at freneh mi AmerHaH Nan
u1.fure.
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We clip the following from the Ersaiag Led
gg Of yesterday

We eAN ae lllohllE non Ae Erealhg La
gg Of yesterday
D%EsTEUcrIvE FfEE AT OxFoRD, Mis-
Mcfarw O6a Burned Ouf-Posf OFos Con-
sslS-We learn from Mr. Robinson. con
ductcr on the Mississippi Central Railroad.
that Z FIRE broke ont tins morning, about three
O'Clock, 90 Oxford, Mss, ID The livery stable
Of Robert Cook, ESQ., and, being communi-
Gated 70 the adjoining buildings. speedily cen
smnei said stable, ue grocery and produce
store Of George Fee the posi- Office, and the
once Of oar esteemed c0-omporary, the Oxford
M0curv-
Mr.. Cook lost about. . dozen fire horses. be-
sides several carriages and bugEies. Mr. Fee
lost a large stock Of groceries. etc. The quar-
-ter consumed Is located on The soutleas cor
nerof the Public Square. We did not learn
whether there was any nsurauce-presume
there was.
w sincerely regret tie losses OF ou friends
az Oxford, and specially sFmpathise with our
young friend Stephenson, editor ri fhc Hacurg.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPFEARAScE o. a MlssIs-
sIFFlAN.-EIr. J.. c. McLemore, Of Laaderaals
county, Miss, saws the New Orleans Pioayua,
Of tie 20th inst, is mysteuously missing. he
wa last seen IN Mobile, T@aesday, lst inst,
when. in company with afnend, Dir. Basbery,
be drew from Tie bank 500 in gold. intending
toiske Tie boa for some poin. on tbe Brby.
tbat evening, but it Is now sscenaiuei De did
not. ANY one who may have intelligence o.
the whereabouts Of Nr. McLemore are 20.
qnested 10 communicate with A Pichard
Esg, Marion, Miss.
MAYoR or YIoKsBUNG-ME NJ c. Poke.
was recently elected Mayor Of Yieksburg
beating his highest opponent tFenty-t~o votes
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Fresh Arrivals

IT'S AlIti-LL COS. FIognr D. steHlrHs
II Bi0ck-neef z1ngues, Su~sr CuIed Rams. Nasarila
Butter EsH en mzrt2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-26

THr JAcKsoE MUEDEE-Ihe Cincinnati
En5airsr, inquiries a. follows Some tine
since We publishsd an account Of the sucsi Of
aman al jackson, Tennessee. npon the
ground thst be- was connected with me murder
Of The bank cashier at that place. We haze
heard lately nothing about IT, and begin h. sas-
meet that the reported arrest was incorrect
win our Nashville OF Memphis exchange en-
uebien Us upon, he subject Much interest
felt IN any new Developments that may be-
made In 1his ease.7
The rumor was incorrect. tn people Of
Jackson are strongly Of belief that they know
the murderer, but The man has hitherto eoied
an search.
eme Ioua House q he ohia Lsgisla-
ture - passed abm to compel an railroad
eompsnies ID mat state to fierce their roads
within two wears. It provides, also, hat AT
fepeesdiraine The rail- cad from farms ad-
;oiairg. shaH b. regarded as partition fences
and be owners Of adjoining farms shah be
COMPELLED topaz one-halfthe cost Of construct
Ing nle sane.
TTThe Mobile Rsgiag learns that parties
ar row in thai city Investigating the records
viii ! view to fnstiatng suit in favor Of Ars
esr. Came, forI,s90 acres q lad, baeang
At 4 point about a quarter q a mile below o.
site Of old Fort Charlotte.
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PoSTuAsEEH-GENEHAL Hollis


The letter Of Postmaster General Holt to
contractors viii Be found in this mornings
-6gBoaL. Mr. Holt there develops his plan for
administering bis Departmental the absence Of
money appropriations. Contractor are as
sured that Congress wiz pay their interest on
tie amount due then from he period Of the adj
iustment Of their accounts tin paid By sppro-
prsdon. In this manner they can easily have
their accounts against Government. ss ADJUST
Cd By the proper auditor. cashed by capitalists
The amount Of Interest 10 Be paid viii not ez-
coed 100000, which viii be much Jess than
the expenditure which would BE- required for
an extra session Of Congress. After all, he
Black-Republcsns and o.heT malcontenis have
rot succeeded IN stopping the wheels # the
Post 0ace nor have they been successful in
forcing. an extra session OF Congress, and
thus organizing Congress to suit themselves.
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glcm advertisements.


nN me uint u ore 2ad. ina FROM o. ah1
" arrihrrra place. iam miles eanih III NOM 49,
uhis.a large sOnnEh MkHE shad az r1and. 60.
sud shluf rcars cd Aiss. d HrEr saf heavy sOaREL
HORSE MOLE pa raod siauf e ar . years ri luI1
five b literal reward Pr ansininruauon fhlf ] nav
rct Them D MiLhhthHE
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UFUE merhars a hu--r1us IrEe 30 lf@. ~
/ viii meet sf thrir Hon. oid FrHaus BHld-h~
iur- THIS EVENING. HL1 nUIak fHr labor NJ
thinl ar-r.r Meurers E Sum Memphis
Lri-c 81. ms ani truienf brethren ere rsternsHy
invited o. attend
nv af.rrf o. 81. LrsmER W. ".
Wu W FrrtH. d.. Secretary marl6-lf
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The AFrEAI-is regularly discontinued al
the end Of the time paid for, unless renewed in
advance.
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IN Work H-~,-an,sa-
Cur Picture Gaiiery---ProfessOE
Remington. Artist.

E erce f nr n-t crleasfrs m hr Cnon. Sureril
rrfure nEfn in W nr vlraus -fs known ts me
rnarn lnhr art TIE ~rHEHEurNFE sul HemiusHua
1~1-nNOGrfrHE ore uartrT rt srrcif nerra
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I HvE iust rrcsivs5 drsa fam me Essta
II arse stf Ggufcuru L.ie and Chna-e
rens Hais ard Shoes. emhralar every ariliv "a -
ta uhirh D invite a. uffeufial ~ fne sulrrun- -
iE Qlunur larl dfiermtued hnsfn 1i MIial b rlI
frum ailelrsiuue h11ts md stres- Best af uarEmaH.
te eusaeet and 0icd-1 ulFsflf fn UFa autre sali
BET Fiaaicrf Bank ~ Commsrisi n.tsL
n,srlo-sm ~ % Jrd-rHn~
COSn0RAhIC STERE0SCOFE.
A % te flirs i~urenti1ds ln ortls nfra b. no.
Sefesmpe The siereusure View are mnresioa
fr1m Mature. rerrr=ruurs far lnrsf S1auarrs Cffe
mi Manunen's ln Elfsar aai mis csrntrr. uhieh view
cd fhruuzl thisIu.trumrut. -h1u hnseoicdsl u trd re-
lief. artusrg - fha7 ere. anf hus Ec fnr heet msi-h
fr Artists. give the test afa 81 fareian CamrIes and
Art and snake n fues raror arusmcnis-
CiuEens and Sfranr1rs Flsitug re cfT. shorlf uuffl
% cailau G. MULLEH- outdan. az Main street. urs-
ste fregiar A sieeausH Sch nd ersmin' mlf-
nilcrul Views
VIEWS e. Europe ana ~ az ruleisrlte1
100 diferrnt Ftaus cf ~ Giy 81 P1rs
so einer.ni fteFs9 s~ifrsriaua Anria GrrnauF
so aHcrcnt Tievs 81 ne Rhine
90 dilar-nt iicss q laly, ocusantinorlr. Greecr
Ezpt NubiH Palestine AMI ufe Hoiv L1nf
900 flrcreut Nlcus cf LlnG11
so &flerFs ~ EaEi1rd. frrf1ul. E'utnnf. sf1fua
Family GrurrcsI ec
30 tssutlfuny uahn.iediHisr anaezisfiorvievs
az Paris aal Imfen- Asa.
so ea. vie-s q Europe and rds Caunirv riain iat
u0iHrri g. Nature.
hirrara fais- Inter and samuer Views
caistiu nouaialat
Walhin7tana ui fianity-
Auda ar1tf ulrT carr a~riicles Co nanrr1ua a.
u1u Come edlrf md sr--re dtairr Vfras
c MULLER 3H mau sr.er
marif-lnarlr urr PrFimf Stewart auUst
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Tested!
sleare 4 Nanin.s - Trinnnhanf

SteamS & fianiH'S safe TriamPhaHt,
ne rr ra sf
Enlrt-rr feu.f.r fa ~
30 n we're a~.d rsvm a.as
afu-1 n-Ht
Hr,rHr reE $50
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AAN
NsrHEs aauf rrc Msri1r iElt Heu k-rs
Al D. nns 90 BONE aaa s.hrrttfare un rr ON ~
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDfXC LOTS.
Tvs faNr frr uauulu urlaln- II. rn u-1r street
W AGAR She rrtai.u1e of Ms Natg- merr Dol un
b. $50 tOar-uc-halfosh tliance m D. mu-h.
uolsk andLof on 81 Martin street, -uthcf Liairr
frrr chrrr.
HOUSE autLor 10 gma sRaHsu Nr sale; .
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cf esq rrr-tru.
FuTUNI UsES ou nra fs srrrrf
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AIDES AND GENTLEMEN

Wto sntsud Trardiug as Spriug ard SammT.
W. h1r. mt received TIE mssr complete thius ln The
~ U- EHIH ant GruHnuel. DrW.n- tEa
esrT IuTrHrf aaruE every Uflr urcraarF a. he
A. rennf aHf .nsan urcie narund end Mehss-
mJ victims nrE Rrsef HsE Pore hauu1l- f
a rr
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Eaaraaf tnf Harr.rs W1rrs m o. rrE
Prrar ruairfe u1rfE n 8 Vef-
H. LIlr ruf Letters RI Lerf B1reu<lu 6Fas
clHrH TruH nunat Wraa m ArHa
a asaaurrI eaIru 90 ne Warerirr N1rr nia
rar aHsl u arn ruf hera
" r. STRANGE a. CO.
u--n Tufer ur E-Iar HrN.
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DRS. A. 4 J.. p. WESSON
Surgeon Dentists.
SPLENDID SUBURBAN
R~ESIDENCE

WE hnV- frrfrr arf a half nrrs an Che new state
" Line Rad. rear ae restfrurq 81 mrE Uni reT.
ie lwaF1Tencufs are arri nu-HfH- kEIhHn Stable.
orc rcd oretsnf and Garden. TBS ri zoe rf fhs uH
i~eir1hir Qla-e nrfr ttr cry nnI ulIfr art craar
mfr-s-lu M~oNSAHHhT urrrEr g. %.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-14
ST.. Louis, June l3. lip NJ

1t is understood that the banks here have
agreed to redeem branch paper received at
Cincinnati, with exchange at prem.
The Missouri Democrat learns that the
steamer A. r, Chambers, which arrived
Sunday evening from the Missouri river,
brought about 100000 for the banks and
bankers here
The Leavenworth Times published an ex.
ira on the 10th, containing a letter from
their correspondent ut Denver City, who Wis,
tied and thoroughly examined the newly
discovered leads in the mountains. The
letter says MIR. J. NJ. Gregory from Gordon
county, Georgia, started, May 4th from Den
yer, with party Of seven men from South
Bend, Indiana, to explore the northern trib,
utaries Of Clear Creek, On the 9th, thirty
miles west of Denver, Mr. Gregory washed
pan OF surface dirt, which yielded four
dollars in dust. The party soon struck bed
OF sand yielding from five to ten dollars per
pan. On account Of the snow and ice which
blockaded the creek the working of the
leads was delayed several days The news
OF this discovery caused general stampede
from Denver and that vicinity. Mr.. Grego-
ry worked his claim five days, taking out
81, 100 Those who accompanied him had
about the same success. The letter contains
the names OF many others, with localities,
who had been successful in the vincity of
the Gregory diggings
The correspondent says, as soon rs the re
qulsite sluices can be had, the daily yield of
the lead thus far struck will exceed $4,000
The gold found is very fine quartz gold, and
has to be collected with quicksilver
Among the recent arrivals at Denver were
the following Capt. q, w. Henderson, Gin.
cinnati Frank z. Keifer Capt Sylvanus
Dell and lady, Henry, High, Alfred Lance
Ohio; d: A. Pritchard, G. Mans, o. Mans
New Lisbon, Ohio.
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Gatrst bp Grlrgrapb.
Arrival or the Overland rTniI.

ST LOUIS lEth june.
The overland mali with dates up the
goth ult. The propretors ofthe Sanfrancisco
Bulletin, were fined one hundred dollars each
for publishing the confession Of Mrs. Sick
els.
A party Of Liut. Beaps men were attacked
At the Pahutah springs by the Mohavo In
dams.
The amount Of Gold dust shipped from
Victoria in one month ending in May the
10th, was $4,000 dollars.
The U. s. sloop Of war Decatur arrived at
San Francisco on the 18th ult., and the pas
sengers report about 5000 Texans encamped
near Beiknap, for the purpose Of extcrmina-
ting the Caddo Reserve Indians.
The Gov. Of Texas has called on the U. s.
troops to quell the disturbances, and Mayor
Van Doren had arrived in the vic unity with
three companies Of Dragons.
On their way from Fort Washington to
Bellknap, Mayor Van Doren encountered a
large body Of Apachcc Indians and killed
from 40 to 80 and took % prisoners
A special dipatch from Independence to
the RPublicon says, that a party Of soldiers
surprised about 80 lodges ofCamanches, near
Pawnee Rock and killed about 25 men and
20 women.
In Douglas County, Kansas, seven Re-
publican Delegates to the Constitutional
Convention were elected; at Bourbon and
Lykins each one Republican, and Democrat.
AT Atchison and Riley there is small Re-
publican majority; atJohnson and at Wyan,
dott small Democratic majority; at Law.
renee there is 400 Republican majority
The Ship "Live Yankee" arrived on the
3nd inst. at Havana, in 80 days from Ma
Gao, with 100 Asiatics. There were a few
deaths on the passage
The Havana markets were quiet The
Stock Of Sugar at Havana and Matanzas,
amounts TO 100000 boxes. Molasses was
freights inactive.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-14
From California.

NEW ! ORk, June IL.
The Steamship Star Of the West has Just
arrived from Aspinwall,w with California dates
to the goth ult.
She brings about million and a half of
gold.
George l.. Brush the Treasurer of Calaver-
GUS county, has been discovered to be de-
hulter to q large amount,
Advces from Victoria, state, that the gold
m mes were yielding so largely, that parties
were leaving Victoria for that locality,
Affairs on the lsthmus were quiet.
The dates from Valparaiso were to May tho
lst. battle was fought on the 29th of
April, between the Gov. troops under Gen
yidaurst and the Revolutionists, under Gen
Csaldo. The latter was defeated and fed,
having lost two thousand killed. This bat
tie ended the Revolution.
The dates from Lima are to May the 10Th.
A slight revolution had occurred at Amaguep-
pa. No particulars are given.
Guayquil was still blockaded but it was
expected the blockade would soon be raised.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-14
NEW YoRK. juno 18th.

A Mrs Jones, young woman about Is
years Of age who had been abandoned by
her husband, at Haverhill Mass, rccently
lett her infant child in the woods to starye
to death. Its remains have been found, and
the mother arrested, who confesses the deed
and says the unnatural act was perpetrated
because she could not endure the Thought of
having her child live liable to become a dos
graded and miserable being like herself
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A Shaver Expected.

UHARLEsToN, 5, G., june Il.
The Steamship Isabella, from Havana, on
the 10th INST. has just arrived at this port.
The remains Of the late Mr.. Robertson,
formerly U. S. Consul, were forwarded to
Philadelphia by the Bark Hamilton, which
sailed on the 9Th inst
The Bark Ardenas was daily expected TO
arrive on the Cuban coast with n cargo of
Africans.
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slidel Appointed Minister to France
NEW NnnK lima u

The Washington correspondent of the
Commercial Advertiser says that Mr.. Slidell
has been appointed Minister to France, and
adds, there is no doubt that MIR. Slideli has
for two years past been regarded by the
President as the ittest man in the country
to nndertak ke this diplomatic task
The business of the clearing house TODAY
was $22, ,54S,56 The Panama Railroad. in
addition to the gold, has transported since
the last advices, two millions Of silver for
English account
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Bank Statnmrn

NEw-YoRK, June l3.
The Bank Statement for the week ending
on Saturday, exhibits decrease in loans,
O,4SoOO0; decrease in specie ], $4,000; de-
crease in circulation $4,000; decrease in nett
deposits 1906 900.
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Light for the Million 4!
Cost only One Cent an Hour.

THE introduction of MACE'S PORTABLE
GAS GENERATOR into this city has demon-
strated the fact snNiOusly desired that IIaHT
is now within the reach Of all IL not only LIGHTS
the places OF INDUSTRY and the MARSIONSofthe
HOMES OF those the humber walks of life rem
dering them cheerful and happy, by placing GAS
within their means. Call at ]. Langdon a Rro 81
Hardware store, Main street, Dayton, aud Witness
the successful triumph OF this light over all others
All the beautiful and various designs of LAMPS
Halls, Parors, and Churches, which serp.I1 ~
double purposes OF ORNAMENT and LIGH ~
stAntly on hahd and ready TO put up on shoff no
tice. Arrangements can be made with the under
slgnedto light COUNTRY CHuRoHEs, HALLs, STORES
SHOPS and kEslDENcEsi on favorable terms and
while the assortment Is good and make your seleel
tionB. w. q W. l.. WINCHETf
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Grain Market.


ONoiNSArr, June 10.
Flour firm. Sc 9O@7 90 for super6ne.
Whisky 2516@2556.
Provisions huoyRnt Mess Pork Sl6,25
Wheat steady. White l,5O@l 90; Red 40
al so.
Corn active AZ S9Ms3
Rye in fair demand at 30.
BARLEY dull at 60@63
Oats, 57@5s for prime.
Lard nv
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
Physieian Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure o
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
theiemale constitution is subject. It moderates all
eNcesses and removes all distractions, and speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited twill, in short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Govern
ment stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfeit
CAUTION.
THESE PILLS SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN AyFEMALEs
DURING THE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF PREo-
RIAGE, nut ANY OTHER TIME THEY ARE sAFE.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, Palpitatlon Of the, Heart Mysteries and
Whites these Pills will effect cure when all other
means have failedj and although powerful remedy,
do not contain iron ealomel, antimony OF anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In thepamphlet around each pack.
ct, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the UnitedStates and Canada.
JOB MOSES, (Late I. o. Baldwin 4 Col
Rochester, New-YorK.
N. B.-Sl,OO and six postage stamps enclosed TO
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle, contain
ing so pills, by mail.
sold In Dayton by
W. W. STEWART, and WALTERS a KRLso.
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