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e y I.ireIist. . sell Liquors Notice is hereby
given that shah apply the Board OF County
commissioners at their Jane FERN, 1850, the
asst Monday in june, for License to sell sritaous
III; uors il: less quantities than quart NJ. q
cad Piuu, Water street, between Main aud ~ Ca
ntcre streets, IN the City of Evansville, Pigeon
township, VaudrrhUrgh county, Indiana.
:IItyl6-td II. BROOM LOCK- Err
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!

- NE GsN'D Il ~ > 4 q ~ y II HHLE
q open his Ice Cream Saloon this evening for
the reception of visitors. The saloon has been
HrNly fitted up, aHd has undergone a complete
change in the way OF Improvement and comfort
The visitors attending the above well known and
popular Saloon, will be waited on with prompt!tute
and attention. z. BOYLE.
First ST., bet. Main and Sycamore.
y. B--PARTIES of al descriptions will he sup
piled with the Ice Cream IN the city, and with
the hest AMI richest Cakes, and at the lowest rates.
mayy-Iaii
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Hfgs! HTss!t TTss!G- HMFehsior's
Wigs and rourres suriass all They aIe elegant,
light, easy and durable.
Fitting to "A charm-no turning up behiml-no
shrinking OFT the head indeed, this is the only
Establishment where these things are properly
understood and msle.--IG Bond Street New York
mari 1yrd&W
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The LowEsT EASTERN PRICES.
EDxT0R:-K B.ST-E RRE.-.


SEA blind for some years, and could not cunse-
quently follow any regular business. Since have
been blind, many persons have applied to fur
remedies to diseases with which their cattle
horses, or dogs, have been afflicted, and in large
majority of cases my remedies have been eicacious.
l have for these reasons concluded to insert al
vert isement m your valuable ptI Ter, setting forth
the community at large, that qualified pre-
scribe remedies for the of diseases of catIl,
horses and dogs, and feel myself competent do
from the fact that, for years before l became
blind, acquired from instruction, reading aud
lerience, the requisite nowledge. For time
past, there has been much excitement uccasioncl
hJ the alarm of diseased dogs, and many valuable
dogs have boon destroyed in consequence. These
animals are liable to variety of complaints, but
when they become sick at all, they are condemned
as rabId when perhaps no such disease is the
ter with them. With these animals have had
mich experience, and those who have valuable
dogs would do well to consult me before they dos
troy their dogs With regard to the diseases of
other animals, the remarks will apply though
they destroyed, not 10y violence, but by ianu-
uoranCe and neglect.
can be consulted every morning from A. NJ
till IL a NJ at Dir. George ThornhIl's Saddlery
Aiarc Main street, at my residence, on thu.
continuation of Main street, near the brick school
house. (mayl9) JOSEPH LYON.
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JudSon7S
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS.
IMPURE BLOODI

AlmandC5 ana HampllleIS. II Is established fact
that all diseases arise from
IMPURE BLOODi
The blood is the life; and when any foreign
healthy matter gets mixed with it, it is at dis
tirbuted TO every organ of the body. Every nerve
feels the poison, and all the vital organs quickly
complain The stomach will not digest the food
perfectly. The liver ceases to secretc sufticiency
of bile The action of the heart is weakened, and
the circulation is weakened. Tie lungs become
clogged with the poisonous matter; hence, n
cough-and all from a slight impurity at the foun
tain head of life-the Blood AS if you had
thrown some earth, for instance, in pure spring.
from which ran a tiny rivulet-in a few minutes
the whole course of the stream becomes disturbed
and discolored. As quickly does impure blood fly
to every part, and leave its sting behind. All the
passages become ol,structed, and unless the OBJ
sruction is removed, the lamp of life soon dies out
These Pills not unl" purify the blood, hut regen-
crate all the seer tiGns rf the body. They are,
therefore, lmriyslrd
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
Liver Complaint, SICK Headache, &c. THIS Anti
Bilious Medicine ex pos from the blood the hidden
al disease, and renders al the fluids aud
cretions pure and fluent clearing and rosusciGating
tie vital Orgaus
Pleasant, indeed, is il to us, that We are aUe t.
place within your reach "a medicine like the
. Mountain Herb Pills" that will directly to
afflicted parts, through the blood and fluids of
the body, and causr the snherer TO brighten with
the flush of beauty and health.
JudsOns Pills are the best remedy in existence for
the following Complaints: Bowel Complaints,
Coughs, Colds. Chfst Dis.Ases, Costveness, Dys-
pepsia, Diarrhoea, DrOpsy, Debility, Fever and
que FeuIaIc Complaints Headuc hes, Indigestion
Conn plants, Luwness OF Spirits, Stone and Gravel,
Piles, and Secondary symptoms.
GREAT FEMALE MEDiCINEt
Females who vaiue health, should never b. with
ont ti.ee Pills. They purify the blood, remove Oh
rucIieus all kinds, cleanse the skin oi ali pin-
Pics and bIvtches, and bring the rich color 81
health to the pale check.
The plants and herbs OF which these Pills are
made, were discovered, IN very surprising way,
lmonE the Tezicans, tribe AZ AboIis lies in Mey-
leo Get the Almanac al our Agent, All Won will
read with deli lat the very interesting account il
s,ttF 4I,-tij. Oft
OBSERVE The Mountain Herb Pills pun up
in a: Erautifil wrapper. Each Box ontina - pills.
aud Retai at - cents pr box All genuine havs
I In. sia i,ttur.af l.. uds0u = Co. each Lox.
For sale il Evansville by Keller Il White, LEIGH
e. Carlstedt, ". S. Thompson, and Biertower
BrOughtoH.
Il. L.JUDS0N co,
Sole PropriotOrs,
idnI "a Leonard ST., r Z
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AFTOOPEKA' .N>O TEEE.-JUST RE-
u ceiveI II complete assortment OF Barton 4
Whites CooPers' Tools.
toupers' Drivers nd Jointers,
Huwrls and Cruze- all sizes,
and DOweling Bits.
Also on hand u large stock of Truss Hoops from
II to - inches, at "A very low price
JACOB STRAU:s 4 son,
mayo "A Main str ct
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New l)ry l,oods establishment
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
@T H. L5F ~ z. D, E.xRRE.T n
Z[e NANUFAI"fUEER,
III Mn street. err the Canal.

EVAN-AIIIu. IND
Has ON hand large Slrck Of BugSrS aud Wagons
OF every vtriety--a!l OF Ills own m;trlutftc1ure-
which lie will warrant to he superior to any work
I" be purchased the East for the prices.
During the late Ir times, and the Indictment win
ter with its impassally Iuuidy roads, the demand
for Carriages has been light, and his stock haas
cumHitrd IL lI> warvToo;iS; to dispose .. il, md
he will sell at remarkably low prices Any person
who wants beautiful Buggy at t bargain Will mud
better chance for a trade than he has had be-
fore, at pEGAKm
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Attachment Notice..

John r ScIIsmeir, !
vs. Before G W. Mcbride, J. 7.
Thont, Fost n.
A8OTE(E Is HERERx. GKH-ENs
q " that writ ct attachment Was :ssu+,l on, H.,
18th day Of May, a D. 1850, against the property,
&C. 81 said d-fcIdtnt, and 1t appearn. by atfiI
that said Thomas Foster is "a jdent of this
State this is to notify him ct the pendency of this
action, which is set for trial the 9TH lay Of lime
A ID. 1850, o'clock in the forenoon at INV otiic,.
in the city "f Evansville, Pigeon township, Van
derbu;s coauty, Indiana.
q. ". MCBRIDE, Recorder and j. J..
9iay 10TH lSb"- ISEAL
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M CIV Books.
Eli X IA "a z ~ Ia

TNIRE MILL ON THE FL0ss. M
~ author of Adam Be'ie.
Life of Stephen y. Douglas.
Say Il Seal. BY author of " idr, Wide World.
FL Fureides. BY author OF Mabel Vaughn aud
Lamplighter
Life of Seward
The Semi Detach'd Hnu.e. BY Lady Lewis
Adelnt, the Octoroon. By HOsmer.
The Marble Fam. BY Hawthorne.
Against Wind and Tide
Life Before Him.
The Throne of David. BY author of Pillar of
Fire.
Beulah. hook of great merit.
Abbotts Rainbow and Lucky Series for the
Young.
And every new hook, magazine, paper
ms published. At DOBELL f. cos NGTON'S.
- k:.E, PEt.9. Fkt-E.-JGST RECEGE-
n I'd fresh from the Eitst, lAre, supply of Tea,
which am selling af lower figures than we've ever
offered ia this market. NJ. BIERBOWER.
mty4S-St
RHEE-HE W. R tn II Nv r ~ TT OEs.
~ 100 bbs aud Bags various kinds, of good
potatoes, for SEED eating, just received and for
sale by GIIAS. MCJOHNSTON,
mayl9 P"Sry Block, Main street.
RX'STEKS! OE'sTERS!-I5O non.
" and two 10. cans fresh Cove and Spiced
oysters, from OF the best packing honses East.
just received and for sale by
mayl9 CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
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nHECH.f.NICs, .N.OTxCE.-LNAr

ENECH.s.HICS' .TOTECE.-yU
q w received this day,
TerTy's Patent Plumb Levels,
Stephens's Patent Combination Rule-,
Extra Cast Steel Carriage Makers Draw Knives,
- Carpenters
Barton's Hand Axes and Hatchets (wnrrauted),
Cast Steel Hammers,
Steel Pointed Brass Plumb Bobs,
Spear & Jackson's Hand and Rip Saws.
JACOB STRAUB & son,
mayo "a Maiu street.
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A2UMEA.

A2UMEA.
III We W' IND SUPERIOR R.4XS-
OH ing Powder, for every description Of Bread,
Biscuit, Pastry, and for all other purposes which
Yeast, Baking Powders, Sc., usually applied
This unrivaled Baking Powder il warranted not
to contain Il particle of
ALUM OR SALARATUS,
or any other deleterious drug, but il a bonahdc,
pnre and sanitary composition, aud a culinary
raising force is nfill ible.
The Azumea is put up in and H. packages,
each containing nearly e-third more than tin
boxes at the same price.
sold wholesale and retail 10y
COOK d LANGLEY, Agents.
may2l-2w
a. OFT SRT.9 " RO.N.N-ET S-.E-N-
~ other lot fine Soft BounttS received
SCHAPk Err K BUSSI \G'S,
mHy2I No ~ Main street.
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HOTELS.
knN. cMolCM .N,EsM. oRAN.a.1.S

8 s8.5RERS H.5BCOCH, K.sT xS0RTER
u aud Dealer in Coach and Sa':dlery Hardware
Nitiu street. Water.
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-RA row keep complete wholesale aud retail
stock of hats AND CAPS, at low prices at Is
Main street, to wit:
Men and Boys Blk, Bro. aud Poarl Fur Soft Hats
- Wool
and colorrd ZouaVe
Wool
Fashionable GrGnIla
Pan4na and LIE horn Zuuave
Black and COlsred Opera
aud Bows LeghUrn aud Straw
White aud Cord Palm Leaf
silk 4 Hair LamaTtine Gaps
Glazed aud Cloth
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q fcines that you can depend nIpu, cali II
Th"mpson's Nm store, corner Of Mdir aud Sc
rnd streets. Ne has splendid stock II DrG@7.
II eii,iu's, Paints OlS, i've StuIis, indow elias,
I'tlun!.h, Patent Medicines, EarulShi huo, Han
touth, Matt tlnthc-, Gui Hand Brushes HtIr Oll.
F"mnlc=, r"nI,t,li.,, ,nd Hair TONES IL rh~-=
lIct, Ia I,ir-s San lud ali the latest fuItrt
icles out, IIri a tia. wa h,st quality II yea
,,i,nf cheap s,uI good lg'is. 90 10 TnOMPSU&' >
New Drag store. deCI3
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PRxsryIAnos.--The Board OF Underwriters have pre-
sented Capt John Baxter Of the clipper ship Nabob,
massive gold chronomeer watch, Of Charles Frodshams
make, upon which b tho following inscription" Pre-
septed 70 Captain John Baxter, Of tho ship Nabob by
Boston ana New York under xrers, for his energy skill
ana perseverance IN bringing said ship 10 New YORK ar
ter being danant,sd BY typnoon In the Indian Ocean,
January 20, 1880.
% Atlantic Mutual, American, Boylston, Cns Mutual
Offices"
The passage Of the Nsbob ID one Of the most remarks
able record After the gallo abstcd the only whole
spars lefs the ioremast and bowsprit Noswi b.
sfapdipg the dsmantod condition OF the ship, she
the passage from Msnila 10 New York In hundred
and one days sailing ten thousand miles under Jury
masts. The usual time Of passage from Manila TO New
York about fron 40 10 lis days The Nabob been
re,ted, and leaves New YORK for Shanghae this
In charge Of the same intrepid commander.
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ppsAI % the AuDev.esn 1vOs>6h6 Oauaa 0f
Liberty ~
70 TnD IDsfOa o. THB nmALn.
A CRY fren Ne shsrs q has ~ rsaohsd osr ears; q
s of brave people rugslas for sAsr ews bssry, sov
Ne liberty q rsat nation whioh desires % be naepea
dent and free from the tyranny Of their opprsos, and
I'll usited usdsr the rule Victor Emnsnas ths asss
soldier Of the Italian Independence, hAs assctsd
sntos and the astsntioa Of al lovers Of frssooa
A handful o. brave msa, headed py tas
gallant hero Of Rome and vkrsk-the ltaisD
Wssbingt ID Gar,bald have landed IN -icy, AMI ossp
% tree tbspsevss fr The bsody lssaui q NspIs: All
Europe looks 90 them hvisg proof Of serdeasl saa
PAss,Or.n wheh wsn deserves the ympashy Of al cisi
while Al Europe looks ON them with vopier, and
hsstens 70 come 70 their moral - veil - physcsl sup
he brave Be nssrsnt 70 tbeir Efforts rsnd no. give
helping had cause for which the suns Of indepsnt
psrticuissy 70 NE hsses Of shs country thss 90
peal who powerfully ana % hguy feel the beo rs or
freedom. 70 unite in eehsif OF their siste OF Italy, sno
Dy, BY initasDs their devotion 70 the welfare Of tnsr
country win every sacrifice and se1 denial
the brave b snom = nos entrusted tns naN saea
OF their country, nos BY mere words alone, bot BY
the deep nerssA they take 10 be ping them every say
tina, coppAsele with their dgaity with that tscs with
patrioaan Which thsy smioeDtly possess
IL clearly " Be seen that Italy wishes 10 take
again her stand amongst the European nations united
How many Yeas Of struggle has she sustained With the
desoots combined 70 uah herr Bat overcoming al thes
dicu ana in the right cause, aha 10 copfleot tnai
abe will sttan the object 30 many years sought for.
Let MOI be said nat the citizens II free America
useDsbe TO the cry Of the oppressed people who wsu
b free thsy hope, therefore, tnst america Wi,
not DO generous In empty words Aoae their o psthy
be extended to them In . moro positive manner 70
prove Il valuable. -tf 1 ''
Subscriptions pouring In from every quarter to sup
port me generous volunteers Who struggle for tae sole
aim 2 eet tnsif county FREQ I wth These few lines
thze with the cause Of ayhe classic laad which arst
brought civilization all over the world.
Ies influential American take the Iced IN Il, with
whom the fair sex am sure will JONI . powerful
means 10 succeed Ia their undertaking, kno~ing thsy
%, how 70 apprecaae the senehs q free institutions
which this country % prominently Affords
AN AMERICAN LADY.
Who feels herself deeply Interested In the Of
Italian Independence
MONDAY, June 4, 1890
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UIEARED
Msasahp GrsnadA Howss. Havana and New oricAas-A
ssp CAS- RsrAsos aor) AbraAanssn. BIC for orters-A
81 =; e s:s s.. ss. s:.. La BE-:
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Is ::sss ssl sss ~ C; Ss s'
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ARRIVED
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s.'.s As.s 'r is. Y. e Coz. Of xeo y..
q sr; "s.
.ls.ss We e Sa: W.: s "a s sss dsss
tDp oAubs Butter. Liverpool. y days. with mdss. sosnow
ar =. cH % g @ JAZZ ~; AT
E. Sis Z. p S.s ssS . y: 3 o.
.As be been Y days y q o. B.sas nos q y. n%s
sos ~ 10 -is' and 's ' Inst took p' from '0's Edwin
f:e lS:,y tsns Now Orleans. day.. with ooson Ao.
. sss: :s d s:s . y s
M 6s:sas q sooeS Goicosd o.-dsaa. II d,y,, WIN
tsrs i.Ia c.npssn lBs q !. John ND Reed o.rden..
sg Cyrsns Ssr BOxa, hrsgoans, Nay 10. with coffee Ae
B,s Phip IsTrsbss AUDI cardeass 10 day.. with sugar
I'd - ssss = ~ .. II il lon s =
6rfs Cci fsppimsn lof Nschissl Comn Nsuvu.s NAV "A
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CanadiaI iour was heavy with saes Of coo 700 bbs a.
1 IS IS 70 for extrs from spring wheat and winter do
steady prices me sales embraced 500 1000 bbis,
cosing within the range Of the above prices
r r o. prices, win s.es Of $50 sSs. Corn Corn
meal wss unchanged. Wills sslcs were limited. Wheat
The make, nrms, for 81 srsds' Of GOD and sound quail
Milwaukee club NJ 81 20 81 90, white Indiana 81 as
81 90, Mlch,gsn whiie On bbls At ~ 50 81 %, and
wmh fair Demand with sales q 70 oco bushels Fl s2e.
for mired wesssrn, roc 1o,zc for Western yellow,
~ DO Rye va ssirsa IN mali o a. 4 sau o4c az
~ and harley nah vsrs nominal 0ass were lower;
aAes Of Western a.d csssdiAa were made - ~oe 81 fo
CprB.-fAs nAsk3 v.s auiss, bus ssaAy, I'D sAlss
limited; 70 bsr IAsusyrs brought lac. ).
in which we're 100 IN trassitn. fAs narkss closed dun
Al about &c. IKE for middlins uplands. GRADS
rSns aI wsr ere nocsrss. 10 Liverpool
13foo boshsls Of In bulk engaged portioa Of
which was Il 7kd. ssd the remainder Al q eco bsIs
~ u ~ TO sss 81 ~sps sss
10 Hamburg, By aesnsr-l. 30 bbs rcsn were eneassd
BALE SnS son. roc sss ss.s wsshs :. so p.s On
Rates 70 Loudoa were siesdy, with moderate engage
HAr.-SSs marsss was ssesdy, with sales Of 800 bales
for AbHDert, ~ sc . ~.
Hors-fhe market sss steady and the demand got,
while saes moderate Sales Of 20 bales Of 50 were
made ct &c. iac.; old were qu1ss ssd nonIasl
nolA~@ me nartcs vss steady, via nshs sales,
aciudfnx about - hhde. Cuba muac0vafo A p l.
NAVAL sroxw -6alcs Of s76 bbh. common rosn were
made, sross, 81 a SIX. sLcs q 400 bbs spirits tar.
penne made on SELLERS option. deliverabe al this
nos q tsc and $50 do on the spos Southern s,rsxh,
Loo, o. AtEc.
0us -s@<s Of 5000 bba unssed wsrc made ., eos
rsoypoSs -pcrt-fhe market ruled arm, While trans.
sctoos we're confined 20 some 600 bbs., q ST. 20 sts
old DO ~ 81 % ali 50, and new prime al si3 So
Beet uss steady, With sales Of 34 bbs. Including
country mess al IS q % repaoked Western At
81 INA 90 30; primo msss vas nominal ~ Ga ss.
Cut meats we're In lair request, With saes q about $50
bids. and tefoss, including shoulders nj ~ 40 axe,
ana hams ~ &C. ap1fc. LARD v0 In fair demand, and
prtrcs nyn, with ssls Of $50 bbs aod Heroes ~ Nc
n's: Butter and cheese were STEADY and 10 fair re-
ursst ~ unchanged prices
RnE--Tre market steady And prices nrn Sales
Of rs csshs made 81 ~ Six ~ 10 prr 100 lbs.
Sucsss The market was steady sor raining goods,
phile good grocery grades lrmer. The sales
hiscto shout eco hh1s, chiefly grocery Sugars, part
20 as5c and 2oC0 boxcs part AGO bDxes) ~ 49,,
and the remainder st p. l., and 10 bids meisdo ~
TArrow Sales II IS eco Ibs. vere made ii Nc.
T.s steady especially for tho better qualities Of
grc~rs with moderate sales Il full prices Blacks were
quIst prices unchanged.
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refe~rspn marin. Reporsx.

LONG BRANCH, June 4 sunsst NO inward bound vcsses
tn dsht. Wind ., ish,; weather clear.
asH Wind ). isss; wsaiSsr cis.s
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81. & @sss asas MA s sSo YEA
MisceMansous. ~
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sIselsd sssr ssaa xsy q ors.. Bahalas ne an e.
.sss s sS s s s:s; s s : ga letter 1
a os s. ssss M. s1s': = s.S
sss: By ss Sos;d, So-spr sanding .aa hui .. q iss
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.Ssss and %ol.sss; IN Ds.,.s c:S9,oa me. as s,D.@
% - ss 80 s he
Wa --ai Ajssss awaiting rspajrL
~ Lincoln Of from Bah for Bosom win
''=ss :; az: p; ss;t sS.s:
s. ~ -'ss 3 :: ;s:;s . a Is, s 6.
70 q &c c. :. {; :!
heal, ~e
: = sI ed ] l 9. rs iisoos. e. p e s's
vRscas on ruE Omar BApLnas- $685.. f... srs ~
ere !. H. s S.o ssf Bsss. as, ~ ss s
ssrch, is'e-ship ylh a cssss iFH; roi
Aprn-Brk gsn Nsrso sp, scal ioss
Apru-BsiR Geo v " rter; ros % and proceeded
Ocioosr-ssp kedwood par OF cargo save vcsssl total
Se.oesI-sap John Henry 20 OF, proceeded, and sunt
pscssbersAsp rarrars par, Of cargo saved: vsuse o
April sao-bns Lunanca cbri part a cargo sved vsssl
NAyBrs Noreleu Cr, psrt Of cargo saved; vssssl io
Ih lcss sasAees And erDsness - the above we're
5000 seysrs ,ss'ss have .lso bssn sshoss and G or
s.coh Al hs above yessh lave guss sshos vii1 fev
s:s -: sn ., ~ E.. a = No: $40 s
=. :s::s .: 3 ~ ~. - y -: S wee
: ssss 6. s -: 49,. = :. = :; . 90 NJ:
snss q ON .1 re g Y d ss :: sss.,
~ ne v1eS nvn b.oush: up uils. Q - edward
~ s1 : So ~s:s ~: s % e~ ma ~ Hoe p =. IN
edes Dc Bshsna Bsnks rsguas and skoud - much
bssr avossd AeA saisndel By savsss AAa sy aspsAr
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05

euos ms, ard oasas opeyso's have 70 ycsoyt 90 %
sen1 ols<s sso iewsr srsde yspes, osssr 70 e@p>vs
us1 81 ne '"Hrs EHGoaoee sooss 10 vss Ason nj 50
b'sd M snppl ,se'S~sass s-.s's,a- hsssea
ana Isese are nam nb mesaAssi Sey IN ciGsas OF NIB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05
ro,Ai..... q, ss2s2o 7so,IG I,css,sss i,asolss
With reference TO the coal trade Of the week and
season, the Philadelphia Ledger of to-day says:-

very formidable aggregate OF 2,s6o o53 toos-A net
the tonnage from the of supply
a year Of about 343 tons Tho feeling In The trade
Ia encouraging now ~ st any time this season. Tbs
remarkable feature OF the operations
very heavy tonnage BY the schoyikn NsveAtcu comps
weekly reports shows the coal fsr the week
and season, compared with last ssason 10 the sams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05

The annexed table shows the temperature Of the
atmosphere In this city during the week ending
June g. the range of the: barometer and Their.
mometer, the variation OF wind currents, and she
state of the weather ct three periods during each
day, viz: at A. NJ, and and o'clock p. Nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05
GRAND .o.. ss sos ets sal iisaAall0a IS aas

The New Orleans Della Of the Jlst ult says
The money market continues very easy, and the
nent All roupd riesdily ncDes In favor of borrowers
Capital daily sc;unulsng and prime pager fss, a.
mis1bhg. ne BANKS can no lopger keep up hair ds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05

The following statement win exhibi; the quantity
OF the precious metals estimated 70 have been OBJ
tanned from the surface and bowels Of The earth,
from the commencement Of the Christian era 10 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05

The steamship Cahawba. from New Orleans, de-
lvers to-day s224 900 in Mexican silver, which, to-
gether with some other parcels Of silver received
by express, overland from New Orleans, win pro-
badly 20 to England by the Persia on Wednesday
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have
declared semisnnual dividend Of three aud half
per cent, payable on the Goth inst.
The Little Miami and Columbus and Xenis Rail-
road directors have declared q semiannua divi-
dend Of four per cent
Annexed il the statement Of the business Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05

roA......Issjis 2,aso,oss l,oos. cea lssn $50 Goa
Tho following statement will exhibit the prodsct
of the precious metals throughout the world in