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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

NURs OF MT1RNAIs 1XTD1NAL And
~ ESPECIALLY or ALL R1IVA1D DIo.
kAs9o AND THN1 0OAoxoUAuOuA-1As9
, very simple method sraetissd sons yean y -
rope. The tssatmsnt viii NOT luteefoPo WIN ~
usual way Of living. G0os hours n tho nasnr
iug. from to II, for gentlemen, II he afssfnsea
fyom to 3. for ladies; e nignt, hrun = -. -
gsutiomsn Id DOT6I, Z y.
Once Main street, doors abevo
0potsWood Hotel, exos0aat a De 0toofA.
Psrsons prslsrlng 10 sommunisate - mail WiQ
os promptly rssponssd 70 b. aGdrssshs n 80
Eek LOO" Post O@eo. NJ o0vlote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-02

Virginia. " Carolina. Georgia.
Wheat, bus'l. 81. 80 s5OO.GO0
Corn, tushel.- 400 300a4 90 Al 50a2 25
Corn meal, do 4.D 315a4 Is l60a2 40
Fiour, bbi.. :.0 90 $25.3OUO $35a4O. 90
Bacon, pound. LOO 7:5a 90 75a Is
Rye, bushel. :. 8. %
Data, do -. 2.00 2OOa25O
Oats, sheaf,
baied, pr 10G. 400 150a5.5O
Hay ana Fud.
der, baled:-- 400 250a45O 2O0a2 so
Straw, baied.. /. 80 1UOal3O
Peas, bushel.. 4. 90 $50 I.5Osoo5
Leather, pond 2. 40a2. so 200a25O
Lard, pound. LOO Goa IS Is
In addition to the above, we note the fol-
towing assessments of other articles by the
Virginia Commissioners:
Horser, fret class, $3.50 Wool, washed. A
per 10. Potatoes, Irish, 81 Ger bushel; sweet.
% Onions, s. Dried Peaches, peeled, S8;
dried apples, 50. Pasturage, interior, s. per
month; do, near cities, So psr month. Vine
gar, 81 per gallon. Pig iron. per ton, slOOa
$lolJ; Plate. round and bar, $50.
In Georgia, hogs aIe assessed at $50 per
hundred, and fresh bosf at $1Sa25
The Virginia State Commissioners are
Messrs. Z. W. Hubbard, Robert Gitbopy, and
VIM. Harrison.
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KDIToEIAL sTEIcTURls.

The Times says editoria!ly:
The dispatches concerning affairs at Vicks.
burg continue to be nearly Us possible incona.
9,Teheasi6le.
This is pretty good indication of the re-
pulse of tho Yankees, but here is better from
the Times
Now that the people of the North know, and
have settled down content in the belief, that the
Stars and Stripes did not wave over Vioksburg
On Sunday laet, we think it would be no harm
If the Government at Washington would fur.
nieh the public with corr est statements of the
news they have on hand. There ought certain
ly to be daily communication by steamboat be.
tween Porters feet ard Memphis - from
whence the wires extend all over the country.
WoRK-IxrfNflvx DIPSRDAIIoNs UPON YAN.
KxK CoMMzRcs- hIax vssskLs DHsTKOYAD.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May 28-The brig
VIM. N. Dodge, from Pernambuco on the Sd
inst, has arrived here. Capt Potter. Of the
ship Oneida, Is passenger, and reports that
the Oneida was destroyed by the Alabama
From Capt. Potter we learn that tho Oneida
was captured and destroyed by the Alabama
on the 29th ult, in lat. deg. 40 min. south,
long. 20 deg. west. At the same time he'saw
on ire the bark Henrietta, from Baltimore fol
Rio Janeiro, likewise the work Of tho Ala.
bama.
Capt. Potter ascertsined that few days
prior to his capture the Alabama had, In com.
pany with the Florida, captured and destroyed
tho following vessels:
Ship Louisa Hatch, Capt Grant, from Car
diff for Singapore; ship Nora, Capt Adams,
from Liverpool, Feb. IA, for Calcutta; ship
Charles Hill, Capt Psrcival, from Liverpool
for Montevideo.
captured and destroyed the following wnalsrs;
Bark Lafayette, of New Bedford, Captain
Lewis; brig Kate Cory, of Westport, Captain
Flanders; schooner King Fisher, of Fair
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LEES ARMY MOVING

LEf's ARMY MOVING
New YonK, May 29-The Heralds special
dispatch from the Army of the Potomac, dated
yesterday, says:
The enemy are in motion, their trains being
observed moving towards Culpepsr, followed
by heavy columns of tr0ops. Gen. lao, it 10
said, has issued addresses to his army, CON
gratulaAing them upon their past achievements,
and foreshadowing q raid into Maryland. He
tells them they are to have long and rapid
marches through Q country without railroads,
and calls upon every man TO be prepared Tor
the sevsrsst hardships.
FROM fHnHIasE1 AND KRNTUcxY.
CINCINNATI, May 28.-Dispatehse, dated
Murfreeshoro', ysstsrday, say that Bragg
army is falling back, and II u quite probable
RoDecrans Is advancing. We look for impor.
tant news from that quarter soon.
The rebel intsntions IN AenAoeky Ge unds.
veiopod. They are maasing connde5abie
force north Of 1ontiosllo, and Il looksas though
they would ty 70 cross the river again. Car
ter b waiting for them.
NnDoHILAuDouS.
A Federal ofaesr Of some distinction, Wit
was as City Point Sunday, slatsd that the u
~ reports from viehsbu.g were. that "arnn nal
oaIssr add, we hear, "thas E did not below
| the iattsr part Of the report" Raroled prison
en who reached here yesterday slate that
Wne generally reported and believed q 6alea
Killed.
They ay also thae The Northern people ~
! veey nusk dissahsAed With the eo1xbe d th'
i 0oveannsnt n wttAholding the neve mon
viekGburg. 4 laGs iesas of he HsyslA, u Y
~, se11b1eee thae Vtne@g 80 uev6 .
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE g. lses-rIPLE SHEET

Z ~ s;s: s X: G ssss.
MidILxSo LIGHT June n. An-P.~sd BY, US steam
SRLEAss ysns SAT- steamer c e Bath ssn
pS cs SaIss'sr langley
s s. s.,, ass.s K,
schs nsos AAssrso1 s5ssn h.s%Ssss phadeA. schr
smsS.ensn, Csn. DO "a zrsssa Po;,sr, NYSra;
o q. S 1ss
brig sI Iss simpson CID
aAAr Is.n.s Mssssns E ys s GS
HSarn Ruasan Island Mary Porter. Ashford, Fort Pick
hA, Us ne0a Smith nTo s,o Vie bi Ks.
f's stewart nA heand from FhadsiOSa from
ri sssss =
Bsa Vera Cruz al y aosdspsea
Pc Cd e.rfs dariS.ld' Hoy Bordsaax Ar;hsr Picker
ssS ea,s ns Ts:, ,sn,, Hmm. pAnn.y
Phiadelpha; Gorinhian, i.pley EYors GOTH Port brig
ssss esss
ton SSs mssi sns sers Reynolds Ph
depha for Gloucester John Rogers TAYLOR Dsh'on ior
ariva SD :ch,s 5hos Page age Psams Phi Phi,
adephia City Pont and the arrivals OF ish except cnr
:hs: sh fsr s4us E
Seminole Com Henry Rolando from craise ship ga
ranak, Rowland Liverpool brgs Mazatan, Meriman Ma
BirchaTd Tory Cotton kewbulyport; schrs Oko
Iona, Wheeler New Orieans Snkannah tBr) Clark aud
Idaho (Brl Mcdonald Prince Edward lsand voisa br)
Boyd Short Wellfeet Cid bark Emma Hartman. tial,
rman, Curacao; Tren Atherton, Portland; mrs
Heck cher, Subbs Salisbury, Hudson; Sea Breeze,
Coombs, and Dyer Rogers, Boston; Mary Cranmer'
Lswrs Del june 1.-THE NE wind had brought to the
br and thirty schrs names not
too high 10 allow boat TO board
them -
PORTSMOUTH June is-Arr schrs ,Reddington. Clark
Maryand Antelope Morton. Nfork. Sid schr Euphemia
Brew ster. NYork.
Providence, June 20-sd schrs W W Branard, Bow
dich NYork Seward; Empire Kelley: and Irene,
Decker, do; Fashion, Davis Port Even; New Haven Clio
yer. Philadelphia; Wonder, Gage, do; James II Deputy
Fowler. Port Even; Elmira Rogers Terrell NYork Natn
2ist-Arr steamer Sea Cum Kenney, NYork Outside
coming In deeply oadei bark supposed 10 DO the Goov
ma Olsen. from Sunderland. -,
| PAWTUCKET June 2U-Arr scrr James Parker, Sr, GU
derseeve Even; soop Harper Ross, New York. Sid
ROCKLAND June l2-Arr brig Isola Philadelphia Sid
llth Hertz Spear. Fortress Monroe Emma nr
bish, Flanders Washington; Hiawatha lngraham rha-
depha; 18Th, VIM Gregory. Mucklin, Alexandria Corvo,
Hobrook philadelphia; l7th. Mary Langdon, PinGha ~
and Union Pendleon NYork 10TH Israel Snow Achorn
SALEM June la-Arr schrs Jos Achorn. Hatch, George
| town. DC: John W Hail. Cain Philadelphia Lizzie W Dy-
McDule, Elzabethpcrt D Foster, Eldrdge, NforK
CID schr sumner Uplon Cayenne
| WEXFORD, June 2o-sld schr vandslia Hurch. Ron.
dout
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Wheat depressed and lc per bushel cheaper with
sales OF lao 900 bushels at 81 SIS 81 60 for white ard
81 IS 81 SO for red aud amber Western winter 81 20
81 - for Milwaukee club and amber spring. 81 IL 81 "a
for Chicago spring. and 81 SO for amber state Corn was
more sought after. with sales Il 157 500 bushels. ncua
ing mixed Western at ~ &c. TIC for sognd. 73c.
&c. for unsounj, and 100 7ec yellow aud white
Western. oats in quiet demand at nc soc. Rye
continued heav, at 81 n 81 o. Barley an barley malt
were dun at unchanged prices.
CoFtEE was quiet, but quoted steady.
CoroN actively sought after, partly by speculative
purchasers and 100 bales found BUYERS basis OF
5yc. for mddlngs.
FpfIuHS-- he market was more active today bat
were easier. TO Liverpool there shipped 500
bbs -four az Is Oh go 900 bushels grain sd. a
SD. in bulk and bars 800 packages provisions at 2s
26s I'd. To london $40 bbis. Hour mt 2s Cd a 81
l4oO0 bushes wheat IN bags. 1t Tsld. 0d 400 bass
clover seed OF S2s Cd. - Dhds taow at 3Ds and Goo
boXcs cheese, by steamer. SOS To Bristol 500 bb vs.
-Four at IS. Cd To Cork els with grain for
ders. one at 7s ca and the other on p. To Newry
1900 bushels grain at 10i,d
HAY in tar demand at $50 81 for North river
bale
Hors selling moderate v nj 15c. a 23c.
IATH' were active at 81 10 for tastern per 900
LINE was 10 far demand and steady IN price
Mo.ssts was 10 limited request, but otherwise IN.
| altered.
ons-rhe market was steady, but the actual
tin- were restricted
Psovr,oSs-rork was down to siI 81 si1 rs for old
aid Sl2 81 &l3 Tor new $40 30 Gil SO Tor
prime with Gales OF 1850 bbs rccf vas IN moderate
demand and $50 bills were purchased at ~ 30 sil rs
fair re- quest at ec 1Oic.. with safes Of 300 RACK
Aes. " $50 packages were sod mt 4,c &C.
for shoulders. aud SIC &c. or hams Bacon ruled quiet
at Go. To- $50 boxes changed hands these rates But,
ter and cheese were qulci at l'rner prices
Rcs-Sma lots Of East India changed hands at equal
| tostAe asac.
sueARs-ihcrc we're less extensive movements 10 dav
the sales having besn cnhned ~ 60 hhds nj II &c
l2sc. for New orleans, aud lokc. lac for tuba
rAiIow-rherc were Ice 900 lbs. sold at 10Xc alIIc
| wulstrY.-salss reached 4so bbs at 44i.o sc,
| chiefly at 4sc
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s3,725,52s
so,lS2 2,427 $40
Decrease
Increase.
$50 O7S

Increase 430 OTIS -
This explains pretty plainly the recent sIinsen-
cy in the money market. A curtailment OF three
aud three quarters millions OF dollars IN week
might wen have caused futtering in the money
market We presume that the current Of money
il now flowing toward this city from the country,
and that the banks will be enabled rather to in
crease than to diminish their loans hereafter.
After the close of this week conversions Of cur
seuoy will cease, and this drain upon the currency
held by the banks will cease. The Indications
to-day were that the leading banks had about con-
cluded that the minimum point Of the loans had
been reached for the present
The money market was quite easy to-day. All
the leading houses were willing lenders at 2 per
cent on stock collateral, and several of the COM
mission firms complained of having money over
Large sums have come in from the country in con-
sequence of the recent stringency in the market,
and simultaneously the inquiry for money on the
Stock Exchange has declined with the decline OF
speculation. Mercantile paper sells at a 6 for
the best names; debt certificates are steady.
Gold opened this morning at 1857, rose to 1887
of two p NJ, sold in the afternoon at 1887, rs, "a
and %, and closed at five p. M. at about 1887.
Exchange was 1861 a l57 for bankers bills. The
private advces from Washington and Baltimore
were not pleasant this morning, and we noticed
rather more inquiry for gold on speculation than
for some time past If the railroad and telegraph
communication between Washington and the
Northern cities were severed, or even seriously
threatened, a currency panic might be the result.
The stock market was generally better this
morning. Governments rose to 1897 IAN advance
Of 10 per cent. Missouris were not quite SO firm,
apparently on the non-receipt of definite intelli-
gence regarding the action Of the Emancipation
Convention. The railway share list was generally
higher. Erie rose s Hudson River ~, Harlem
4L Reading "a, Galena Il, Southern old I,
guaranteed l, Illinois Central a. On the other
hand, Pittsburg declined Il, Rock Island u, Fort
Wayne l. and Northwestern "a. Pacific Mail was
strong at an advance Of per cent large bust
aess was done in Canton ct Saturdays
market was steady, with a lively inquiry
for Hudson River and Harlem. The latter sold up
10 81 hut almost nme diately afterwards fell back
TO 7s% At the one p. NJ call the market was
steady on the New York shares, of which some
were rather better, but hardly as good on the
Western stocks. In the afternoon the market was
generally better, with more disposition to buy and
more excitement on the leading shares. Hudson
went up to 1919, Harlem to so, and Erie to a. The
Western shares were not SO active. After the
board and at the four p. M. call stocks were very
firm indeed, with general disposition to buy.
Erie, Hudson, Pittsburg, &C., were all "a per cent
higher than at the second board. The following
,war~ %bo oil c;no t;npo Of hc IA
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schr osso (Rr) Mcdonald. ChaIlo.tetowH-o TrunssM
sS Sem aSoi Sosf hsss rors koyaHs Lsws4
s sssr G a.. %" Hurou. Co.
Sch + Rando PHI, R,ss,, washins,cs..
schr ANY Chase, Gro ell sSnston-J = 3 Mclean.
schr John NAPLES, Hopkins srankfsrI Del-Aorsau
sehr 8 King. Olsnaennin, CAlas-yed vrye.
s sSr - Psi. HP PAUL. bo:,oa9% Brown Co.
ssSr r ArS1sa Sres ss;Son aS
Sehr Boy Rooens sosson NC. l rielson
schr Cinderella, Lew's Brideeport-H Racket Son.
s,eamtug Quis., Bushe, Kassaa-JOs Eneas.
s..amer eomsri. comm.Odsr Breeze. from e-u..
search Srsa,Ser. boarded 81 sehr Glen o.
in miles Out Of her course and her papers
board ordered her % prosesa %
Express from PhiadspSa Tor Boston; z Farley. from
.ss as fs% 4sfa
.ss. rs II
bark Wild Horse from natamsros for New York brig Frs
ss 'Fs% ss.' ssA1 sfsx
Boston 81 Thomas; Br bark Palas hence for
"a & q ssaa
.w sG"ns m
s,sa%ssp Saxon sssspo5 sssas:r ~: ROYAL,
osssn,srs 10 cromx eli GO. ro"' VIM ~"'
sp Isaac Web LvsrpoG c1 Th
10 Has BEEN Is DAYS from lon 10 with succession OF
Snip Eps Champ naraua Hamburg May a. with mdse
ms e sS na
o. IN Y many esss.. and s%. All,
hree SHs and assh
S Ca 81 oS wh ss s n ns a May
had n" steam: "he hauled np two points for us but could
n1s Bo.on Berry Foochow March TO-
rs ~ Ss Asn s
o q F. s. on - r. sa 81 f0f
sn o ner %S ship % for
ton nS or ~ 81
ssSse bark
y s msfSa ,prua, rooou limerick g DAYS. In
saIs:s s.Ss! 49,. ,r., wr. ,,.n.n % AZ. vim
al &C. o Fussn, Hsneis xMsnds istS ns o. ihs ps.
die: fS ss%ah F. leaking and would New York
Bey FIX ns on porSes % was boarded rom ne
steamer United States cruising In Ia: ~ ~ lon .s 70
Of usage - a' 0ss'
ws cs'&SsS t' ae'
days win Z, coal to Mnrdock smyhe On the Banks saw
Brig Anna Marie Henrietta eol De Jonse Rio JaueIro.
o. p nays WIN Gonee 20 r"pGn , & % a
i, M TT + Thn 7,h i,s a., ~ ao ,o "a
o. was h"ar,ed from us sanboa, virginia ~ ''
~ ss T TYss e. s"'' a''e Bay Co. 10 days. with COAL
with TO ~ Knox Co. 18Th inst. lat 20 80 lon
et,s srT oi.k steering = SHOWN" N''' s.s" WIN
Schr Belle (Br o! Granville NS) Perry Fa ardo June g.
schr Emilia 'spl vos' Por, an Plat, ls days. with mdso
Schmidt e. o., g. csorco M, ,orr va,an,a. y,
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LfoURTEESrn wARD-ThMMANY HALL--riIE DE-
ec 'ors Of tho Fourteenth Ward friendly
regular aud IA" usage OF the usity
syrctfu ibited tterd primary election be held
Hal Ia Grad TUESDAY. Isl inst. &c.
the hone o. Gsnf O'clock IN TIC evening the
IJi pose ecctjug delegates each ~ ate Ueheral aud
NonG Msnt Cortts- tor tls year ~ u! order OF
jeaeta Con titec. WILL M " TWEED, Chairman.
So1 n 1850 hasss, tserur-~
NaEETfSG or rltE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES AP
M poinea at the National cana. touseAton rh~rc viii
meeting ~ Executive IJinbitec appointed the
SHiiona Cana C.nvrntlon, al the ~ NiehJas Hotel
IN tho city 81 Nrv York On 1bnfsGny. the oni day
jug neat II c,cx A. all the nters
o tho .srnest. r~ansrted
ISAtG y. ARNOLD, Chairman pro TEN.
CecAGc, June H. lsss
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The Broadway Bank has declared semi-annual
dividend of six per cent free from government
tax, payable July L; the Seventh Ward Bank
semi annual dividend Of five per cent, free of
government tax, payable July 1; the Eastern
Railroad Company a dividend Of three dollars q
share, free from government tax, payable July
i; the Vermont and Canada Railroad four per
cent, payable on the 25th instant; the
Ftchburg Railroad q sem-annual dividend OF
three per cent and United States tax, payable
July l. the Boston and Providence Railroad four
per cent, free of government tax, payable July;
the Old Colony and Fall River Railroad three dol
lars per share free Of government tax, payable
July /; the Boston and Lowell Railroad fifteen
dollars per share, free of government tax payable
July l; the Worcester and Nashua Railroad two
dollars per share free of government tax, payable
July 1; the Appleton Manufacturing Company
GowelD semi-annuai dividend of fifty dollars
per share, 22d inst; the Pacific Mills Lawrencc)
a dividend Of one hundred and twenty-five dollars
per share.
The St. Paul Pioneer Says
We are author zed by Mr. fchneld tho supcrinfndent
contractor for the construction Of the st. Paul and
Pacific Railroad state that nearly all the grading be-
this city and Anok. has bern done; the ties DIS
trbuted along no that the iron Tor this section viii
surely arrive during June aud that the Rad will be In
running order AnoKa by the 18th u July Mr.. Latch
field has been notified that one OF the locomotives c.
traced will be here the Goth Of July and another
by the latter part Of August and ten reht cars now in
course Of manufacture nj Clinton will DO delivered IN ~
Paul ON the 10th o July Iron Gent complete the
road ~ Watab eight miles above ~ Cloud been pur
chased arrive before tho close Oh navsaon and there
Cloud at least before the LIST day o Januay 1864 We
are further informed that engineers have been EN- lyed,
and the survey the ad from 81 Paul To Vino
ma viii bo commenced next week, aud carried on with
vigor TO its completion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE WATERS, PROTiC
n tive AM Beneyo ent Association will b. heM in the
Second aror on TUESDAY evening al bali past
eight clock. general attendance Of all It's members IS
requested business of vital portance win be laid before
the meeting All new members wishing 10 loin attend
BY order of JAMES RODDY, President pro tenn.
JAMES MORAN Secretary pro tenn
AT THE CAULKERS REGATTA. WHICH CAME OFF
n and was won by Mesrs Sinders and Conlan tiere
reared be with the Gren int ties
We will the for 500 dollars side
street New Yors + SNDERS,
T CONLAN.
NJ UNCERTAINTIES HAVING nILLS AGAINST THE
IN steamships Great Eastern. Melt, and shedrahe. wiz
please presr nj the at for D. ment.
ROWLAND I ASPfNWALL, 81 and Is South 81.
TTNIfED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.-THE
Treasurer Aekusw Ihe recert oil the following
The silver City Benevolent Society. Silver City.
Lyon conuty Nevada Territory, by Melville x, lsey,
Mra l.. NJ. Barrel Committee. and Mrs. H. J. furre,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, June 22-6PM.
AsHr-saes OF SO bbls we've made at &c. for pots and
o%c. FOR pearls.
BRSAnsTUYrs Flour plenty and rather lower, bot
not active Tho days sales reached $50 bbls state
and Western, 400 Southern and 900 Canadian within
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SHIPPING NEWS.
AlsASAe voRK-rHn DAY. =
sur RISES. ~ NOON SKIS. eve II 81
Sun sars............ u uteH WATER morn IL W
Por, Of New YORK, June ~, isos.

CLEARED,
Steamship Louisiana tBr). Brookng Livsrpoo-wi
a 0ulon.
steamship Continental, Nar.hman. New oriesns-Ludsm
Hs,neken a Co.
steamship Daae, Webster. Deer,ns. biadeiphia--Bre
ship Libby Bishop Bris,ol-R G ournsy
Ship Glad Tldlnss. Neisol Uas.ow-w A Nelson.
BARK Hgc ItaiJ, Scarptl, Gloucester. Il.
Bars Agues q James (Bsl. Perry. Vueensown-Boyd
Bsrs Q a r Young tBr), Richan, An,werp-w sean,i,
4 SON.
Bark Caprice (Frl Bourses Cette-Bsetjer 4 Dsvertu.
Rig Caprrra (Br), ncair. Queenstowp-J Jackson
Bra AIberti. cousins CsiiI-fspIer Beatt~
Bris Emma tBr. MORSE. Havana " " kusselL Bro O.,
Brig ItA Thomson Neusitas-N Buck TO-
schr " est NtuI. Gilman. Bar ADDS Rreu son a Co.
s.hr kiaxsson PAckes tBr Dusan Kingston, jar II.
sssr Isao.asss ossassil, Rsrss~ 10 ssa -Jos Ksssa
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THE TURF.

MATCH FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"A Pleasure Groands-ruesIay, june Is a. .soa.
Mace Dr. JENNY Haw ins y. Phfrr names ., :
Pulaski. JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
MONDAY, June 22-6 p. n.

To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that OF last Monday
Week ending. Loans Specie. Ctrcaan. D1osN
June 10. $3.50 sos s23 81 ss4 l2s S2lO4t4 I59o5I 10y
june 20 177 0S3 1876 80 314 200 6l20252 l6Il23 oVi
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as wDiss,Gh.

A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL cLtfRYoYANE WHO
n has etuAi America ava il he ady 10 al
vcrussd ~ tbs city ard Boisn aud siNu fewar " o..
fcr"d who srrrsss her giving In
business matters ~ all ktn IL have trOntf,
sert~us. allas rie
saflhes for all dtsrasss aud nasng sffu cures. n b.
Ih Ia NO hnmbug does she wisA 70 inpoc the
wash slsa chinese Hvso an tp,sihe rrmeds fnr
and sanDan. All renders the skin perfect
80 .ns stnople .,,P re,lsasd Aad sessn sr'iei.
only independent IN this city SIC can rIer 10
the most prorinrnt ctgens ~ Men York PhiudulIbM
10 and other cities Gait and SAITH, yonrf.y-s tjIce
lys fhry ,sird street near Second avenue marble soop
f,oeA A SEAMAN. INuEpENDENr CLAIRvoYANT
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for eli disc-ses, ellis lucky pu~bes peperI sss
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