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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


he combination ingredients In those Pills Is the re-
sut of lug and extensive practice They are mild IN
THAR operatou and certain correcting all Irregularities
Painful Mems ruatiOns removing all obstTuctons wheih-
from cdd or otherwise headache pain IN the side, pal-
tItation a the heart whites, all nervous affections, hys-
tsrics igue pain the hack aud limbs, sc disturbed
4, cen. which arise from interruption of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are tne CONNER OF era n the treatment OF
these irregularities aud obstruotons whchhave consigned
"a mny thousands OF tho young, the beauiu and the be-
I,ed 20 PREMATURE GRAVE. No female enjoy good
bsth unless she regular and whoneyar obstruction
.,Iss ulace the general health begins 20 decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
,s the uost ofeetual remedy known for all com
liot m uiar to Fetnaes To an CLASSES they inva-
pabIe fd no. isifh certainty peOdeai regularity They
are knoyn 10 SOusands, who have used them at different
usrods through nut she country having the sanction Of
the most eminent pGysieians IA America.
Explicit directions Satag DheH and DhfH they should not
h, ,sd with each Borthe Price One Dollar each bOr con
{ taiHiHg 40 P,Ls
vslualle pamnhIs TO be hsd fee Of the Agents Pills
sen bp mail promptly by cncosns price TO the General
Agent Sold BY druggists generally.l
r. b. HUrCHINGS, General Agent,
No. iG5 Chambers st., New York.
Sold ia Cleveland by wM FisKE and GAYLORD
n, .nuFDJn aprsJ Ew6m25l
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HARPER.-CoBB Co., have received Harper's
Magazine for May It Is full Of interesting, in
structiye and entertaining matter LIS illustrated
articles are upon travels, natural history, and H.
ustrations Of poem, Thaekery's YiTginians ID
continued and the usual Editors Drawer Is as fuIl
Of wit as ever.
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soHooLEY's FATENr REFRfoERAToRs--On
one half The usual quantity Of Ice required Never
get damp nor mouldy. For sale at manufaclurer's
prices, BY FOgg, Ellsworth Co. a27-lw
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New JAIL KEEPER.-Mr. VIM. Jordan who for
two years has performed the duties Of city prison
keeper, to-day Vaeates his post which will bo filed
by Mr.. Fred Mertesheimer.
Mr. Jordan will please accept our thanks for
numberess ayors which we as reporters have re-
oeiyed and with our thanks, those Of the public
anA carried out his duties during the past two
yoara
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENr.-The hospitals Of
Europe aud America its superiority and uniformly
adop all Of Sores wounds, bruises, burns
and scads Il assuages pln and eradcates inammatnn
preventing modification aud other fatal results
Sold at the mauufuelory No. 80 haiden Lane, New
York aud by Druggists 2sc, CSC. aud 81 per oct
box 2bb
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THE ST. NICHOLAS

MhHFHlHl hVII 81
benjamin " Gleine, the Clerk of the steamer St
Nicholas died yesterday. b. b. Stewart Of Staun'
tor Va, aud q. p Reynolds Of Sioux City, are not
OK pected to recover. A. Copps MuTdock and
Miss Kennedy are getting well
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
RAInROAn MEETINa.

TOLEDO, April 81.
AT meeting OF the stockholders of the NJ. 8. &
N |. r. r. the old board of directors was reelected
unanimously .
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"a aGNrIoNp, AM aprs5Ewem2a
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye !

4 ne OHIV haTHlIe83 uTlu TtIIuOIt DVo NI'D'0'''
The ongual and best 10 the worldi
All Others are mere limitations aud should be avoided
YOU wi sh 10 escape ndicule.
'SRAv \. RED on RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 10
,.,ufn and natural Brown or Black without the least
injury 10 Hair on SKIN.
FIFTEEN MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been
,yaried 60 VIM A. Baoholoy 1879 and over 5000
applications have heen made 10 the Han O his patrons VI
MS famous Dyes.
WIN A. BATCHEL. oR's HAIR DYE produces a color
nat 10 be dstngushed from nature, aud is wARaAETRD
not 10 urs ia the least long be continued,
and the IN oocts of Dyes remeded the Hair invig0r-
stod for life by this Splendid Dye
Made. sold applied (n private roon1J at tho Wig
Factory, No. 233 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold IN ali cities aud owns Of the United States, by Drug
1ists aud Fancy Goods Doaess
a. The genuine has tho aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
WM A. BATCHELoR,
No N
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AcomENT.-Last ev ening Mr. II. Konigalow
Machinist, Leader buildings, accidentally caught
his arm in a belt connected with a small lathe ant
although the arm so clOgged the motion Of the bell
as TO stop the machine, it was not until the arm wa
broken in two places, and much mangled. The
bone was set and he was conveyed TO bis home.
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YBSTERDAYA FTBRNOONis REPORT
FURTHER ny THR CIROAssIAN.
Nrw YORK Aoril u

NEw YoRE, April 27.
Lord Canning gets an Earldom.
Parliament would be dissolved on the 2lst
Judge Halliburton has been knighted.
Commander Reed has arrived Ia London from
Chne
The asked for Russian loan had reached London
The papers throw cold water on IT,
SPAiN.--lhe Spanish Congress had impeached
ex.hinister Colantes, and he was prisoner.
The political situation II unchanged aud the
negotiations Tor the Congress were progressing
very slowly.
Several political prisoners IN Prussia have been
liberated There is, however. no general amnesty
The French squadron has sailed for The Nediter
ranean.
The Paris Bourso closed firm on Saturday AZ
O7f Soc ..rtrr
There Il a rumor Of contemplated Prusslan
loan tDr military eventualitiea, -,astlV
Liverpool Saturday evening Flour, steady;
Wheat firm, at full priccsi Corn, Arm, and more
inquiry.
Provisions steady.
Produce market generally firm ond unchanged
Consols closed steady at 95 I 8 money and &C..
count
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Thh novel preparation has met with the approval Of The
faculty In evtTy of the world and the uscOveTer
nronrntor fearlesslv prOc lnims be
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LAFAYATTE, April ~.
The corner stone of the Odd fellows new teIh.
pie in this city was laid yesterday afternoon, with
appropriate and imposing ceremonies.
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~ Glass Shades, ior covering cooks, vases,
baskets Of flowers, birds, &o., all Sizes round aud
oval, for sale BY Fogg, Ellsworth Co. a27-lw
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sTEAOIER SUNK

STEAMER SUNK
CHoAeo, April 81
The steamer Eolia, bound from ST. Louis 10 st.
Paul, sunk in Lake Pepin last Friday Four per.
sons, names unknown, were drowned.
THE ST, NICHOLAS.
MEMPHis April %.
The St Nicholas was partially insured iu ST..
Louis Loss $4,000. An the boilers exploded
They we're old but considered safe Twenty-six
cabin and twenty.three deck passengers are known
to be lost. Eight Of the former were ladies'.
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Alilltnerp,
Gnar0uers.

ENG II NVIN8 AND LITHOGRAPlitN9
DRAINARD q BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID RN0RAVERs AND LirHouRAPhEkR hsnk
tNet Cievelaad, o.
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RusINRss NOTIORs.

Hawks q Bro. have received Hsrper's Monthly
l,r Nav
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTINa.
- PLATA aud Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at tho Printing Establishment fhe Lenier Oce on
the latest improved aud rapid steam the best
'lgie, On short notice and nable rates Patcuar
aitontou PAID tobluuk EyoB description Of Bind
us done especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals
Sales Bouks Receiving hooks, nc, Eo,
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Wd. A. BATCHELoR,
anil No 233 Bfuadvyay.

e II any people in the world ever needed
an apostle 70 cast their devils out, IL is who live In
this logged eouatrT The masmatc poison Of our
e,yanps and Marshes becomes ventable devil In the
blood 70 rsvel this Aues aud Feye which shake and
sooroh us ali Ayers AaUE CuRR" Is said TO be lhe
apostle We need and some Of our neghbOu who have tried
teoaarm the report ,--Jouraah PiaHo, M.
WOOD WOODll
T AM DAILY RECEIVING FOUR
y fl1f HICKORY WOOD. from BLACK River and Port
clgtaa yrd lately oooapied byl G. Pendloon 90,
iriia5 y H. POWERS
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UNEQUALED

YOUTH TO THE AGED i-sTRESorH TO THE WEAK
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Heported ~ The upiou TeIeHraph.
oFEicn, wARiNa's hLOoE, oohrEH OT uiHE ave
VI. cLtfH srRtETa.
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I1B For City News, see nrst page
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page.
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Builders & Artbitetts.
No; 2n Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs

BROOKS s.. q. II u. W., BUILD
~ KRIS AIS dahaiaeluigE uf pools, hHds, sash,
Hraok aud al knh Of Scroll SAVING and 0othic Wnrd
PanulaT atsna n paid 10 Fiing W stores FacoTy On
DEiaion-8t near Centre Boet, Cleveland o. nole-c3i
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IhE mO9A fhhF hNA hOlAiiNH mOll
Is obtaned without tho use of,geiHhts

The great desd aTum 70 be obtained In the construction
Of lury HAuOs, Is simplicity absence o unnecessary
ficttOn nilun OhpmBl for tkie improve
ment thai these valuable requisites lthvo heon CTed IN
greater deBroo OF perfection than Those presented by
nhof rOtihg harfOw IL lis arr aemnntG nosi Nyourr-
fnl simplicity It has 0y0ry advantage found n all the
best rotating hatr0Ws cQubmuai % oIe
This harrow, having three small circulars continually
voymg will pulyurze te soii more ~ Ruiog the
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HUTOHTNGs LIFE EXHILARANT.

FOr salo by druggists and dealers generally ogsrywher
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GEo W HIGGiNBorHAM.
SARAH A. Hl0GINDOTHART


PRoF Woon-Dear Sir Bg the advice of a friond NJ
niue VINO had been using your Hair Restorative wns
iaauerg To lry o. had the fever time May and
oary every hni ih my head camo out. Nov my hair hnr
oue 20 great dol hckef than eyert WIS NOTHING bnt
du4 aud vmpathy that fee 60 communicate 10 otheTs
whh are afflicted as have bocn, would induce me 10 s
this public ckuQw Judgement ofhe bonot have feceied
from Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
Yours respectfully,
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SpeciaI NOlirts.

~ For Gas FisfN 20 and Faitng--ABPiy
rag Easworn 8 co., io5 and iOI Superior Hrsst
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III AAAAb lAAnAlaiahb 10 q ASlNNo-
nator Of unapproaehable and inlmtaOe exoeence. For
all diseases matter how produced it must be
CONSIDERED an inalhbe specific 10 Is also cure for ac
ions centerng the liver stomach brain. It's mission
is bto strength, vitality, and physical ability Sold
Eiske Cleveland.
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TO Young. Men.
.ELEXER DE HEE.
RIercmrY nr nInenrn.

@'' '''' 'hAhAhNAo ~ hAhNiAdEs
NJ WI restore the Sufferer and tho Impount 10 state
FEkFECf MANLY NIGOR ltuill ihoiuushy Grad
ate the effects of etler
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4 The aged can have health renewed Dy
untcbines life ExhaTant which is nfallibe reu7
tenant and will restore wasted strength with magical
uromutness and wonderful pormanence For OLD and lee
Sic persons has It's equal Sold by VIM hlske CleVe
lmd
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Attached triangular shaped wdndsn frame ny means
of journals ~ pias projecting inm the centre of
each circle. The circulars are hung on .....
an incline, 10 tho teeth ON the
m sida that nUlines down ..H...r.
ward sink into the ground deepest,
.".E~t and by this means ..I... rr.
THE MOST pEREErn HATATlNH hIATI -
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~ Hntchlngs Lie EAhlIarSlII rs quIUh qu5 aIII
eual curna the worst aud most aggravated cases OF
Dvsp,ia Kidaev ompains and all other arrangements
of Se stomach and bowels aud will revive the melancholy
nJ dTonning snirits immedis tey The feeble, nervous
sI srky Should inv IT, Sold Nv VIM. Fiske, Ceyeland
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HUTCHINGS LnE i,1H "a a ~ A., I,,,I a.,
lie EYniaran it will make you strong healthy and hap
~ ali nSstructiunS and Irregularities from the
oreans and Testoc the bloom Of health TO the
\. Eiv and wasted care-won face Sold by Wm Fiske,
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1LRASS AND OLOVER Seeds

Timothy OF Herds Grass Mixed Grass seed fir Iav,s
Rod Top, Rod clover 49, 80 '''''
nnhiul Giass, White Dutch Clover
Kentucky Blue Grass Iucarne
Wyalusing Red Top pof Bog destroyer
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n, TECHNICS LIFE ExHILARANT. - One dose
i - qove the dsagreeabe and distressing effects Of
si5 ~ 'atulenco and the moment the stomach receives
~ nvgap ling effects the distressing load aud ali painful
feelgs viii be removed Sold by VIM Fiske Oleyeland
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$l,I5S,733
1lo,O05
1.059 9I2
244ti4

increase. ,059 942 244,4i4
This will be generally regarded safe conservative
statement, indicating disposition the part Of the
banks not to permit themselves TO be placed an
tude which may seem dangerous. L. generally sup.
posed from the increased case the money Market 90
Friday and Saturday, that the banks again CON
petng with private enders and many regrets were ex
pressed that the policy OF those institutions sho aid be
subject TO such sudden and changes The
statement goes to show that the leading banks strong
they feel themselves, fully appreciate the necessity Of
placing themselves in position 10 be able stand the
withdrawal of their country balances without ncon
veneDce, and that for the present. no great ex'
pansion above the present figure can be expected
There 10 want OF lenders in the market and undue
obstacle win be thrown in the WAY OF Legitimate com
enterprise the banks keep their line through
ont the below Si2o COO 0Oo The increase of spe
Gle expected and carries bank reserve
to nearly twenty three millions dollars Before tee
ens Of The week in al PROBABILITY, California remittance
will arrive, replacing the abroad Sgtur
day
Tie money market continues very easy quotations
given yesterdsy, viz:Chli oaps 5 short rst cass
acceptances, 6; primo double name paper months,
4 second class paper good sac We hear of occasional
transactions under these rates. Exchange coanuea du
though rates unchanged. We quote bankers ster
ling at 1loH for sixty days and 1loS for short sign.
francs, $40 Tx for sixty days aud s sh for sh ,rt
sight From present appearances is likely
steamer Wednesday a take ont much Specie though
nothing can be said with certainty this point before
morrow
Tho bds for the IS 900 Of Treasury notes awarded
10 day at Washington opened ct the hour axed aud
the award made The details will b. found under tho
telegrapbc head. The total amount Of bids is at this
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Hints for japanese Evangeljzation.

UNIFIED STATES STEAMER PowHArs,
SINGAPORE March IL, 1859. (
7he Sec,nd Effort 10 Chs.aa,ze japan What the Japa-
nee Viecs Religious fs..sresing Conocr
saaiOns trih Na.;ue-7he U.lity IF The japanese lem,
ples-7he Jdpanee Reiigion--4looncgptson Of CON-
PTyy's Ea7tdaim--Ths Jap,nese Tank our Charity
osgIt 10 Begin at Home-The First Missionary Effort in
Jdpdn Intelligence Of The Natius-H, 10 they Liked tesr
1eachsr-The True Way 70 Reach Taem--Thesr Readiness
to Cnutction- Efficiency of he Chaplain Of The Posuho
tan, dc, dc.
Az the introduction Of Christianity for the second time
into Japan without question the most important under
taking Of the age wish to show through your widely cir
cula,ed columns the and quicksands exist in
tae way Of its execution.
The churches which preparing take advantage Of
are onooubtedly their wishes for the propa
cation of the Gospel of Christ but the latter gather up
hurriedly OF missionaries and pack them
OF to Japan they would to newly discovered island
favages they will do to retard their objec. than
the subsequent efforts of years will wipe away. have
but lately returned from Japan after my third vst Dur
ing these three visits have passed the greater part OF
year among those strange greatly moderated people,
have sounded the most intelligent Of them over and
over again upon the subject religion and ia my firm
conviction that the utmost caution and circumspecon
will be requisite to avoid alarming their susocions Let
relate extracts from several Of the conversations
which had with them on this subject You will observe
how warly approached it,
Where does all the money come from 10 build these
magn,fseut tempies9n asked; q Seldom see any but
the prissls and few old women az worshipmen 90 no.
PROVIDE money without an OBJECT"
they are built" the Interpreter replied [" with funds
begged by 10. priests. When new temple s dasret
the priests go a, every one and are seldom
away empty hanned"
" But what is thu uss OF building them" ASKED,
"whsD 30 few use them V places Of worbhipp tn
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sur SETS ! 5. sier wArER eve u q
Port ~ New York, June go, 1853.
CLEARED
Steamship Star OF the West AspnwaI-M Roberts
Steamship totomac wanon Ba,more-h d Cromwell b
hip Fsnssass xgssr 81 ss
Brig Penguin Br). InThsm brrnuds- Sdd. ION &Co
@ s.s Ns sns, wnssq sA ssss ao Go
T s Ns 1Sssn LII s Perm aye Am0ovn Buck
sssr G,s s7ss as
s ssg 1ssssS S ess,. haf,n Usaley
sehI so.,h STATE, Mcoready, Mott Il C.
ssnr v sesa cs Psna. Hunter
s.br v Price Eldrease Ros.onSs - Lewis ( Go.
Steamer Sarah. Jones. philadelphia.
Steamer Sophia, Green, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Thos Swami Ramsey Baltimore and Norfolk,
sesmshlp Cnesspease vrowel. Portland, with and
, hD 1yens a19sr ian Eran'po % " &c q 90
ao.d9n for nshons say 29h la lon 80 20 eschsosed
Caroline Babcock OF San Frsncsco aged A. died OF
Tive Yaphee, Thorndike gavsna H. in ballast
% a "a xrence m, w., s,,.,,.
neye 80 lust lon 81 10 spote Br scs- Ms
from q Johps for Ne vcas,e day. sgua'zed M
psss ssS
oss with br bark Azsbeh Young of Yarmouth Ss, ssesr
bark Telegraph rus Bshlerus Shields 70 days. with COAL
Rars Eagle Baker curacoa Juns with salt skIns
ssk John Henry of Portsmouth,, French Eavsna, IL DAYS
Bark Old noninon Johnatone Havana, June H. With Sd
gar, tn Robert wilams
ss,k Alnah ssvens Nsuvltaa, June 10, with sugar. to
MTe sl,za Apn of 81 aeorgs, Ludwig Nsuvisvs June 10
Brig Georgia Trott sagus June 8. With sugar 70 Storey
seve,s saw BERN brig from New York going I'M had rail
Brig Bdalso % East M,cnas whienore, Cardeuas June
Brig zen Pierce ladien natansss days, with suRsr 70
Fig ssSss re- Cor VIM sonsC1 for Boston
JuSs with rs wood to Pscn CO 1871. inn let ;, 90 loo
aS COMPANY xih Br bark Fruiesr, for Inasua load
senator, wi.is cenfuegos June l, with sugar to
sssr M he s Of oosa g N sp Br
schr Reindeer skinner BERN ida days with potatoes t.,
cnr oc'sn Bird @ lockhart Windsor, NsA days. with
scnr 1iza iadlev cafcart Jacksonville. sdaya
sshr Il s,osn Andrews Charleston days, with cotton
schy Wm Phillips sount Bucssyilo, SC, 4dsys
s sss s ssg s yssn %p%s sSs:s Nc
scbr = barker Par,er, Virginia
SER SER s sSs .sis Van pane, yirsiuta
schr Nes port .Ione,. yirgisia
ssRr ssx POST pSaoepss or sor ry Dor N%~''h
1 ss f Sasss s. for ny assn
Schr G W Chaplin, Farnnn, newark for Boston.
tnzapetbpo1 fOr Boston.
tchr eseor, Smith, Elizsh. thpott for Providence.
tchr q H. Lowell, boston, 3 days
SchY Jam6s Law Tepce allen Boston, 3 daya
rchr reispn BsTvey, Bu Sc Boston tor albany,
scbr GAZETTE Chste Boston for AiDspy
hchr l. q Fto,6 Kscteu f-rvtdance 8 DAYS
br Thbmae Wiosns Davis Fall nver, 2days.
Sebr Try all Ads ma Pawtucket 2dys.
Ssnr : = Bari Torrs, MidjIetowp, Ct 2Saya
Srl Jopaihaa Gene Cone, Portland, 2dayA
Sour Joseph Hsl. Portaca, ~, Q dayA
Scor VOLTA, Allen, Greeupot days
trhr Sen@ H.5ses. sprsgas, aordout for Ioatou
soop NJ . 'umptoc. pecker, virginiA
So0p Hervee, Cor win, Providence, 2dayA
yt-etl Al-.sc mr. Efph
with larc, Ac, 10 lilnartn. "
BELOW.
Brig Lucy Faynor from Porto Rfoby pilot boat Watcr.
bury No 10. '
SAILED.
SteaIpsi 10 sar Of the We,t .aopw.u
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing house this
ing S23 434 442 70, and the balances $s6os97 TO-
The Philadelphia Ledger Of Saturday says
There is very little prime paper the Market aud
much as is Of short time readily PLACED at per
cent The most of the paper the Market no vever
ut org time, and not such considered No Gud
cannot be disposed Of better than l. u and per
month.
Tie following dividends have been declared-rhe
Great Western Marine Insurance Company the usual semi
annual interest dividend of three and ahah per cen.
payable the 1s of July he transfer books will be
closed the 22d instantly the Worcester and Nashua R
road, semi annual dividend Of four dollars per share
payable July IL; the Old Colony Railroad, dividend OF
three per cent, payable July l. the Lowell Manufacturing
Company, semianDuai dividend Of forty dollars per
share, payable July the Cocheco Company, thirty
dollars per share the Amoakesg Company four per cent
the Boston and 10 veil Railroad dividend, payable July
l. Of three and half per cent from the net earnings for
the past Six month"; and and half per the
received during the last in
of disputed accounts
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MONDAY, Jube UU-B r. N.
ASHES Sales OF 100 bbls pos we're made at S5 81
Pearls we're quiet at as rs
BREADsIuFFs -Foar--che market waa dun and over,
especially for State and Western brands The ncs oeocy
Of the weather also teRded 70 saea The