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BEWARE OF O0UNTIRIIITsi
asa that the signature Of 20. NJ jackson
on the RAPPkR Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE Is C1NTs,
OR HALF DOE. FOB -.
snould your nearest druggist not have the article
Al not be put on by any Of The Intoxicating pFe1a.
rSt;ons that may Be offered In it place, bat send .
~ and Ne viii forward, securely Daehsd,by sxyesss
HHrueIIAL Oy5rol AID MANDATORY.
No, eSl ARCH 81.
safs JON1D & DvANS,
tDesssnsss - O. =. yashssa Co.,
.,,.o: sss Hrsseissss.
go 8: 8. = lHscss:s - 3d.; |: -
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pRARTMENr,

W. WAsII1afoH, January =, 1885,
In soaseauenos Of the pressure Of business at the
war Depsrtment, passes for citisens TO visit the
Army Of the Potomac win b given ct the oAos OF
Lieut.. Col. CoHlAD, 133 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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INGTON. E"S
OEc CAiC Qxayte1Ssasts, Nay ~, 1903.
DrAIr.a N AGRICULTURAL INPLHARHfs, GAR
mn Sums. a.. are requested to furnish this omoe
mira Iists Of the various articles Of their trade.
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
nal ELIAS n, GlEEHs, Che ouartsrmsstsr, Do
partment Of Warrington. my Ou
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fRIES Z MAR.
Fvotsetsd BY ROYAL L1ssrs Palsrt of Ensla.d, s.I
FL, .sa IL s;S Eco. 4: V..
1. tn. .n.esu =. 1 TaIas1M IN khESR.ro,
M aySE AND EXHAUSTION or . TIL
copaiy and cabs6s sas:
TRiksESAR Mo- No. s. s'p'l.'0''
Tor AZ Impurities Of the sysem well Is secopdar1
symptoms, obvisting the destructive use of MAJ
II in hs and so5ls
tiles are in the form Of o1snss nna qua. ma,
he on the toilet table without their being sus
Sold in tin cases At D each. or four s. case. I,
one for 90, and in 8T cases, thus saving So, a.
S and BY Fi DR. f. 4 ss4 xHhSS
l94, Blocker street, flour doors from MacDons.
% Fl
ssrt 81 ths World teourely packed, and addresses
~ ,F sss.
and beaukifully illustrated medical work, E1Ym..
= sSfsasS ;Sss' authority sop
Eye ar, :ss ofSfFIfs
ars.s .nd school to WHICH We in1isos E. g.;
~ WALL. sT1PHlNs co.,
S22 Pennsyieuia Avenue, betwsaa
ep u'm Ninth ana Tenth rtra.ts
SUTLaks. ArT1ETIoN
100 boxes Castillo SOAP,
,Se i. AADDIA InANTINi bAN!DLls.
Cheap for cash ct National Sosp And o.,d,.
Ncrks. Green street and the Canal, G sorsetoVn
y. ". mar -
Roots AND sHo1s 70 SUIT TIN TIN1s
We are nov manGfhsturins Ill kinds OF ROOM,
anA 0HO1e, and constantly receiving q O. D. SSie
~ Of 1aststl-nads work Of every dsaoris-
", 49, sxSris:.y e S.a = T.. saS yin 81
Sastotofs charged n tAis s,ty Tor nue1 infSrios
. of6.0aGo V09k, WIN alWayD lnd Q aood aaScsH
104 i 00o0O ne 81 tnA lSNest lsiees. CIV n
80, 61l1YIN & D1OFH6I
O6e1 S14 601Gv3vanla aYOapn.
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JAY COOKE & CO.,
ANK e r. 8,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street.
". SHALL CONTINUE TO FURNISH
UNITED STATES
FIVE WENTY BONDS
At par until further notice.
Y Persons desiring informal ion concerning this
loan procure at our counter upon application
BY mail, circulars answering all queslions that
WE BUY AND SELL ALL ISSUES OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES,
oETIFICATEs, AND VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AND PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES PoR
CERTIFICA TIE CHECKS.
JAY COOKE CO., BANKERS,
au s-H 452 Fifteenth atraat.
A N S
NO. 3s2 PENNSYLVANIA AVINUl,
Will continue to furnish
U. S. FIVE.TwENTY BONDS
As long as issued by the Government, at par.
q. Coupon 6's of 1881.
q. 3. 7-S0 Treasury Notes.
q. 8. Certificates of indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on all parts of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold in sums to suit purchasers.
Stocks and Gold bought In New York exclusively
on Commission.
jyH RITTENHOUSA. PANT & 90.
KENDALL,S
AMBOLINE FOR TIE HAIR.
ANBOLINE
mOISTENS,
BEAUTIFIEs,
ODORATES,
LEN0HTHENS,
INVIGORATES,
NOURISHES,
EMBELLISHES
THE HAIR.
KENDALLS AMBOLINl Is rare compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
Herbs for tho GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER
MANENT VIGOR of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires
gentle stimulant." Dr.. Chiffon
+. "Have never had anything which perfectly
answers the purpose of q hair dressine.'
WARREN WARD, Esq.
No. 277 Canal street, NY
AFTER being bald for seven years your AMBO-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR" Prof. rOHN SHNIA,
No. 35 Kins street, NY.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Put in boxes, containing two bottlssJ
price q.
KENDALL & BANNISTER,
e10-6m No. $40 BRoADwAY,N.Y.
ByW.L. WALL 4 CO.. Auctionsers.
HORSE AND o4 t6s149k4 BAZAAR AND h'
1xpressly for the
sAL1 OF HORsls, CARRIAGES, STOCK, TO-,
% Louisiana Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
CAsK ADvAHoRD Oh CoRsIaHMBKTs.
Storage for OsrriSRes
orsss, Oarria ages, 60, received for private 10
my @-u W. L. ". WALL q CO., Auets.
STTElAMa1gR ,!KzEYPoRr. CAPT. =, A. RYTHlR
: 70 !: n. fes Aisa.sd i, y ssHins. Ees&k
ton: az i. landings on the Petomseaas 49,
sns TUBS
s's on hoard
from Gen. Heinztlsman. au4-1m"
DAILY LINE 70 CAP. MAY,-on and after
80! ~ Monday the Tth Ugly, lsss, the nK-A
k sssS: ana H4ff lses sa1I GG. Ssss
B Bkfi IN Leave Arch street wharf
.s the 8s 6oP
:. m, connecting At Newcastle with Baltimore a
srain n;, Fare rom Philadelphia, including Carl
CLA1I111D oID1R .,,,,.n,
hays !1' 4 reSsiysa per sehoonsre George y.
offa4s f5HR sH1;iG1 ,ssR
aesr for ale ct the lowest market price. In guam
Hotel Keepers, suffers and al others in want Of
Hyim0 article Of Cider arc invited to call ana az
aani1O This before y1rchasinS esswhefs.
RILEY 4. gHINN,
49,. Onion so'slins Ds1et: @ Green 4,
q. !. a11s11ss s.s:.:.! &C. 3;
-. y. Lounol . %.
A1x cEzMT Tak a, 01s.
s.-u sss p. .vs.... - SSs rsss. B.. o.
TINS d 10 MoTIYY sUTLllS o. THI
= NY oat On IsepeFe4 . fzralsh q al timsa
ssssaanin6 = 1taees. OHAlt11 6LA0k,
essnse u 5eh1 - oashelnl ST..
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WILT IA R1DaRAv
(suooxssons 70 MEssas. ooYL. L Baos.,)
LUMBER DEALERS,
~ lin" Washington, D. o.
TINITID STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED sTATIs 100 TREASURY MOTHS,
UNITED STATES COUPONS or 1881,
UNITlD sTATle CERTIFICATES OF IN
DlBTEDNIsS.
Gold. Silver. Uncurrent Money, Exehanss On al
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised to furnish so Bonds ct par
until the LIST Of August next, when the privilege
Of cow erfion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Gold executed In New York
exclusively on commission.
RITTINHoUsE. PANT Il co.,
~ Bankers, $50 Penn. avenue.
D L Isl Pill Isl
SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN,
II you would obtain immediate relief from this
distressing complaint, try
DIR. WITFIELD's
VEG TABLE PILLS.
This Is . long tried and thorough tested RENE
dy, md has never yet failed to cure. Do not SUI
fer when there is . remedy within reach.
Sold by 8. @. FORD, 800 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washin ston, and By II. COOK. Alsxandria, Va.
Sent to any address BY mail. Price 20 cents Per
box.
J. YOUNG, Proprietor,
jyN SIN No. 4s1 Broadway. Ny.
CrEAMsaIP GREAT 1AsTlRN
- NIW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, >aAn<
ROWLAND 4 AsPIEW ALL, Agents: az3Ek7k
wzl7f%k, VII fs {. s|:s::s sssssP.ssd'r.
ma q k =ssis en
FIRST eshin, from s.,y ssS to SIS
::e. ri tsSls: :; ;;
eaSn ana ss In the FIRST and
~; sas
Storage, with superior soeommo ID atoms. $sS
Price OF passage from Liverpool, same rates as
An fares payable In gold, or its equivalent in o.
ZACH passen ger allowed 20 Gu bic feet Of luggage
An experienced surgeon on board.
For passage only e eRPlH Z A. wH1rN.Y,
Rs'hzs s:; Rs55ss.Ss1xty N: Rs:1
$40 5RA an LIZ go 60, sA@
244 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
3se Pc. sst.ss, xadr tAs Nations! Hotel.
PEBBLE and p1slsGoPIo spEoTAcLEs. cor.
OPERA GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES;
BAROMETERS and
THERMOMETERS,
SURVEYORS INSTRUN ENTS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
CARRIES DE YISITE,
ST&REoSCOPES and VIEWS, to.
In great variety and ii Tho lowest Eastern prices,
Wholesale or retail ~ 3-f
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
i COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, July l6, lSS3.-Whereas, by satisfac
tory evidence presented to the undsrsianed it has
been made 70 appear that the First National Bank
Of Washington, in the county of Washington, and
District OF has been duly organized under
md according to the requirements OF the act Of
Congress entitled An act to provide q national
currency oasy. secured by pledge of United States
demption thereof approved February Is, 1863, and
has &C implied with all the provisions Of said act
CURED to be complied with before commencing the
buRineiR of Banking:
Of the OnIrency, do hereby certify that the said
Washington, and District of Colum bia, is author
lied to commence the business of Banking under
the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, winners my hand
IL. 81 and seal Of OH ce this 18th day of July 1853
HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
~ l7-QZm OOmp roller of tho (urr0noy
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MARKETS.

BURLINGTON, Friday, p. M.
Weather hot and very dry. The growing crops
in this immediate vicinity are suffering for
want of rain. The Spring wheat is short, and
unless we soon get rain, will be little if any
above half crop. The meadows and pastures
are drying up, and even apples, peaches, cher
ries and grapes are suffering. West of the Des
Moines and in the Northern part of the State
more rain has fallen
We reduce our quotations of Corn to 2S9a3Oc in
this market. Oats and Rye are lower.
1t will be seen that Cattle have fallen half q
cent in the New York market, but still bear a
good round price.
SUGAR--l2@lS; Crushed Ice; Refined white
COFFEE-3l6S3lc
MoLASSES-By the barrei-Reboiied SOC: Syrup
SOC; Kegs s. 50; Sorghum 3Odna5c,
sA1r-S2 1902 s.. .a.e
RICE-9@9l5c.
FRUIr-Raisins prime, 81 75tn6 B.
BROOMS-Sl 5NdS2 q per dozen
FLoUR-Spring, S 90; Extra, Sc %; Gable"
WHEAr-spring, 6oasO; Winter, sos.asl o.
GoKN-In the ear. 2Sc; SheIIed, SOC.
BEANs-Sl 5easI rs per bushel-in demand.
PoTAToEs-b5Ga5Oc per bushei.
BUTTER-SGalOc
CHIckEssEsl Is per dozen.
HAY-Iimothy, Ss@sl2 per ton.
WOOD-S3 00@54 90 per cord.
HIDEs-Green, 6156p7c; Dry Flint l4(sL5c Green
Sailed 7l4@Sc-duIl; Crlbby- Hides two-thirds
price.
GREEN CALF SKINS-3c; Sailed loo
SHEEP PELTS-Sl 75@9S2 co.
WHISKY-39G40c firm.
LARD-Sc; in bbls. &c a n. ,...s .....
DRIED APPIES-60g715c p H.
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl % q bushel.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-Sl 90 8l 25 p bushei-
in demand.
CLOVER SEED-sG-no demand
CORN MBAIe-35QD40c p bushel.
BACON-Hains, Sugar Cured, &c. Country 6:
Shoulders, &c; Sides. &C.
RAGS-2lIGh3c p H.
COAL OIL-,50c . gallon by the barrel!
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SOME OE'THE FRUITS OF THE REBELLION
How MEMPHIS HAS SUFFERED.-The
Presbyterian, has 4 long and very descrip-
tive letter from correspondent residing in
Memphis, from watch we extract the fol
lowing:
Three years ago, and before God inf1ict-
ed upon us the curse of this fearful civil
strife, Memphis was probably the most
fourishing city in the Southwest. It was
the principal cotton mart of rich agricul-
tural section of the country; its commerce
was large and constantly increasing. The
location was healthy, the climate was plea
SAINT, and a large per centage was yearly
added to its population. AS we wander
through the city and it's eIvirons-as we
gaze upon its magnificent blocks of build
ings, and its palatial private residences
us we see what Memphis was, and then
look upon it's closed stores, it's deserted
mansions, and its streets filled with North
ern soldiers, we wonder Of what particular
grievance and oppression the citizens of
this city could Justly complain, and are
amazed at the folly which could induce a
people thus prosperousto array themselves
almost unanimously, against Constitsi-
ton and q Government under whose pro-
lection they thus prospered. Surely there
was a constitutional method of obtaining
ample redress for all their wrongs-if they
really had any; and to have first tried that
would have been far better.
think ! cannot be mistaken in estima-
ting the value of confiscated property in
Memphis at a million of dollars. Large
hotels and expensive blocks of stores-the
Gayoso House, the Overton House, and
Adams, Jefferson, and Gayoso Blocks-are
confiscated property. and are now owned
by the Federal authorities.
1t is now, and it always will be, an inn
portant point Its importance will increase
with every passing year. 1t will pass in
to the hands of Northern men, who, attrac
ted to Memphis by it's salubrious climate
and important mmereial advantages, will,
when this civil strife is over, fill the places
hastily vacated by its former merchants
and capitalists, and restore more than the
former glories of the now stricken CITY,
And much in this same way the great State
of Tennessee is to be revolutiOnized. Har-
dy, industrious, and enterprising North
erners are, by tens of thousands, to make
1t their future home.
Many of our Northern officers and sol
diers will, on the return of peace, remain
where they are, and occupy the soil that
has been wet with the blood and now holds
the ashes of their beloved comrades. 9th
ers, if they return to their former homes,
Will shiver under our leaden skies and be-
fore our wintry blasts, and seek again the
more genial climate of the South. Free
labor is undoubtedly destined, under God,
to develop the hidden resources of this
magnificent State, and elevate her to her
proper place in ain unsUndered sisterhood.
1t seems to me that it requires no penetra-
ting, prophetic vision, to see all this.
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY. HAWK-EYE

DOES BLOCKADE RUNNING PAY7-The
complaint about the loseness of the block
ade has ceased. Some of those deeply in
| terested have crushing reasons for believ-
ing that the blockade is as vigorous as they
could desire, and even more so. Late Eng
llsh papers bring some interesting state
| ments respecting the blockade running
firm Of Piikington Brothers, of Liverpool,
who have just gone into the Court of Bank
ruptcy for relief and who detail their sad
| experience in the business which has ru-
ined them. When they commenced the
business they were wealthy, and engaged
in most excellent and legitimate trade,
having their commercial agents in various
parts of the world. But trading with the
! Contederates in the face of Federal opposi-
| ton, has brought them to grief, and they
now find q balance of some two hundred
thousand dollars on the wrong side Of the
ledger. The following "list Of property"
which they hand over to their creditors, is
suggestive:
"One-third share in eight cargoes ship
ped to the Confederate States of America,
being the joint adventure of u. G. Pearson,
Ia BANKRUPTCY Mr.. VIM. Debson, of Hull
and myself Ship Peterhoff, cost of one
third, $1,000: ship Modern Greece, ditto,
$1,000; Annie, ditto, $1,000; Phoeba, ditto,
81 600; Merrimac, ditto, Sl 900; Londona,
ditto, 9i 900; Patras, ditto. 81 900; Stettin,
sold, and the cargo realized s3O, 900; cargo
of the Modern Greece, eS, 600; cargo of the
Phoba, discharged at an intermediate
port, first cost was 81, 900: cargo of the
Merrimac, sold by Messrs. Overend. Grun-
dy d Co., who retained the proceeds; cargo
OF the Peterhoff was discharged at an in
termediate port, and one-halfi is believed
to have succeeded in being run into the
Confederate States-we estimated this at
gI2, 900; cargo ofthe Londona was seized in
attempting to run into Havana, conse-
quently this viii be dead loss; ditto as to
the Patras; and the Stettin shared the same
fate"
II. G. Pearson, just declared "a bank
rupt," is the eX-Mayor Of Hull, England,
came to his present estate in the same
manner as the parties named above. AS
several other valuable steamers have just
been seized by our cruisers we apprehend
that the list in the same class Of bankrupts
may be materially increased within short
period, all Of which will be gratifying to
the Union-loving people.
We find the following in the copy Of the
Chattanooga Rebel which dominates Val
landigham for Governor:
The Northern people who we're deluded
into the Abolition army, in the beginning,
so disgraced themselves that they became
tit for nothing else but theft and plumber.
1t was the first false step that ruined them.
When man becomes fanatical Adolf
ZIONIST, he is degraded to such an extent
that every other crime is virtue.
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Chicago Live stock and Provision Mar.
ketS.
Chicago Produce Market

THURSDAY EVENING June IL.
FREIaHTs.-At the opening carriers were fir,u
gagements were: brig Bay City, schooners " WIN I'm
II. Stephens, Minnesota, r. NJ. Peck, Corn a,
&c; props .a, Plymouth wheat at lie propeller
and Neptune, corn at 91lc-ail to Buffalo.
Fh"gK-Received, $3.50 bris; shipped, 1906
brls: Market NJ unclaimed SALES 100 brls '.Aber-
no. low Spring Extra, at s4,75; SO brls Norway
Spring Super at s4,55 100 brIs Super at $3.50; loo
do at $40 IS brls miners Creek" and IS brls
""McNeilis, at sS,75; ia brls Unsound Extra, at
Ss7o; 200 brls mixed brands Supers, at ss,25-all
WHEAT-Received 81, 476 bu.. Shipped 81 ,625 blu,
Market firm at an advance OF 1ID4c on the upper,
and l6g2c per bushel on the lower, grades. Sales
do at 81 AZ; 5000 bu do at SlH; $500 bu No.
Spring Gin Rock Island and North Side Eleva-
tors at 81 ID 400 bu Rejected Red at 81 co. 1000 bu
sons at fc; 400 blu do same house, at 9i%c; a.
Ooo bu do at 95c; 200 bu do at 9514c 1900 bu do
at PC; ioD ~ bu do at 961c; 1900 bu do gn NJ: ss)
900 blu do at 7sc; 1000 bu do at Social in store.
CoRh.eReceived, 15sall Blu; shipped $4,000 bu.
bn cna Maed s al DO Were a
1000 bu do at 49call afioat Is 900 bu do at 46Ic
10 Q, o.; 5000 on do at O. b. 5000 bu do at
47lc 1000 bu do at 47ssc 1905 bui do at 471sc:
5000 bu Rejected at 4533zc; "a 000 bu do at 8cEaii
in store; 200 bu no grade a: 4Sc on track.
Sales were; 1900 bu Mol at &c; q, 600 bu do al
6a4c; 5000 bu do at 5Sc-all in store.
RiE--Received 2,777 blu. Market quiet. Sales
$500 bu No. at 78c in store
BARLEf-Received 400 bu. Market dull. Sales
track.
sEKDSrVery quiet. Sales IS bu Timothy ut
81, 40; ii bags Hungarian Grass at Sl,2s
DRIED APPLKS-Quiet and easier. Sales Is
brls New York State at &c.
PoTAsH-Sales3 tierces ats so a 100 BIS
SALT-Firm at the recent advance. Sales.
500 brls Saginaw at SOS, delivered; 1000 bu do
to arrive, at S2.O5 afloat; 100 sacks Ground Alum
at Sl,sS1s delivered, 100 sacks do at $3.50 In
store.
BkAss-Firm, with limited supply. Sales,
I6 bags Medium at $3.50
EGGS-The supply IL fair and market very
quiet at a99c {. Cog for fresh.
BUTTER.The market is dull and the receipts
Liberal ct Exotic for fair TO good qualities.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-13

The OLD SCHOOL ASSEMBLY AND THE
FLaG.-A novel question, which excited
quite debate, and resulted in a singular
vote was sprung upon the Old School Cen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian Church,
curing its recent session in Peoria. One
Of the members introduced II resolution
that the American flag be hOisted upon the
Church in which the Assembly held it's
sessions. Instead of adopting the pa
tHotc proposition by unanimous
vote as in duty bound by body of I'M
Questioned loyalty, members were unwise
enough to debate tho question, and the talk
soon became animated and even excited.
twas closed by a motion to lay the resolu-
non upon the table. This was lost 100 to
~ motion was then made to commit it
no 1a special committee, which was carried.
me committee reported strong ayowals of
loyalty, but recommended no further ac-
ZION on the resolution.
The matter did not rest here. The loyal
"Ilzens became aroused and pending the
disposition of the committees report and
resolution by the Assembly, flags were
noisted on some half dozen churches of the
Si'y by their trustees, and when Sunday
aawned the National banners tloated in the
breeze, while from the First Presbyterian,
IN (which the Assembly had been sitting, a
secesh flag was displayed 1t had been
run up Saturday night by unknown hands
rebuke to tho Assembly for paltering
oh the subject of the glorious stars and
sisfpes. 1t was discovered at an early
aour and promptly removed. Monday
morning, before the Assembly met, the
trustees of the Church solved the difficulty
oy raising our ever to be honored National
emblem. The Assembly-Old, but not
wise about flag in time of rebellion-after
further debate adopted the report of the
committee with an amendment reciting the
aessTe but not the act of the Church trus-
'aes.-CtevetQnd Her0td.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-13

NEW YORK, June II.
FLOUR-Dull and dropping. Sales at S 500
$40 for extra State; IS 9O@a6 for r. II. O.
WHEAT-,shadet irmer, limited supply with
l 40 Mil. Club; ST 44(al so Winter Red.
CORN-Shade better with light supply. Sales
at 75ls76c old; 72D75 old.
OATS-Steady. Sales 0@S0.
PORK-Duh and lower. $ll 891l 50 old Mess
$40 259ll old and new prime.
LARD-Dull and heavy, o14@9Ac.
WHISKY-Unehanged-
BUFFALO June II,
FLOUR-Quiet and steady with moderate de-
mand.
WHEAT--Winter Michigan 81 %.
CORN-6O(4Slc.
OATS-Fair demand &c.
WHISKY-Firm 421%c
FREIGHTS- Flour Sc; wheat l4c Corn 1Sc.
NRW YORK, June IL.
Stocks firmer and moderately active.
Money and Exchange unchanged.
Gold Az.
Reading 1909; Erie ssss; N. Y. c. 10y.
U: 6. SIS 81, coupons los; SIS II, coupons 90.
$50 1857.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Preserve your Beauty,-Symmetry ofform
your health. and mental powers, by using that
Safe, Pleasant, Popular and Specific Remedy
known as HEMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.-
Read the Advertisement in another column and
proftby it-dissases and symptoms enumerated.
Cut it out and preserveit. You may not now re-
auire it. But may at son.e Future day.
at gives health and vigor to the frame,
And bloom to the paid cheek"
1t saves long Suffering and Exposure. Be,0are
of Cb1ntcTjeits! Cures Guaranteed. Inay27 w2m.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-13

cs-We met Col. Williamson, of the 4th
iowa, at the cars yesterday morning, on
his way home from Vicksburg on short
leave of absence. He has been nearly two
years in the field, in active service, having
been in many hard fought battles. The
Colonel left Vicksburg Saturday morning,
the 9Th. He feels very confident that this
stronghold must fall--that Johnson cannot
raise the siege, even with large force,
should he be able to collect it in the rear of
Grant. Iowa has 35 regiments at Vicks-
burg.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-13

GOVERNMENT SEcURrTrEs.-We are glad
TO learn that the State Bank in this City,
has been authorized to receive subscrip-
ton to the $40 and other Government Sc
ourities. Persons having money cannot
do better than to invest it in the per cent.
Government bonds, and those who have
only small sums will three times out of five
save the whole, principal and interest, by
lending it to Uncle Sam.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-13

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