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, 1863-06-11
CHICAGO DRUG MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 10, 1868,
There are no new features in the Drug market,
which remains comparatively steady and un-
changed The trade report fair business, rs
country merchants arc making up their assort-
mcnts. We ouota:
, 1863-06-11

Re an grain sold "5n store"ts reported In
sa at Ssys q 'a<fs e4sx.se 70 = sgf S. 'a paa
for he grain to lie seier. iFien II tramsaetfoa I Is
made "a uhieh 4e seller rayf the storage, L re-
tets are asSt Ss ., as: a eEs
sta&ed.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 10, 1868.
FRE1GHTS-Fizn,. We enote the following en-
J. Preston and conque.t-all with wheat At 10kc;
SpEit. viz Rejected whcat, i lie; sedr; Txo
corr at current rates. 70 oswEao :-Pfops Sun.
corn, via Goodrich, at 149Sc.
mi IT,, 5s spipRs
Ut 5000; loo brls 'Roscoe City" at %; 1oo bis
sprng extra at si.9o; 6s brls winter super at
MILL sTUFFs-1o tons Bran IN bulk at s!4oo:
1O bsEs MiddisISs at S18.W Oh track; 10 bags
CORN MEAL-1o tons Coarse Meal on track at
$1soo; go bFls "slarshs.' kiln dried meal at sso5
WHEAT-Recelyed. 45,7se bu shipped, 5000
bu. Market dull and x1:e lower; saies: 800
90 North sids hoa4ssl At sl:l;X so@ ba DO (i9
at sl.1s; 1,se0 By No = Spring lin North Side
=, &c; y, 5ao 20 R1|s,t.d 5n d9 sn,l Ga Nssssly
q F. r, az sni 4; :: ! So,,s) i 5ss; 5so s. DO
H. a,n,o - ~ :; ~ t II ~ ~. " ~ H9 so ~ Matet
at Il IL. I'm r. PcartcS ~. W., T.; nv ste,.o W W
Il m o''e" =" 4Aeu %e1 Ill etote a'
SCnpN-Boca;ved ri o,a r-7 ~, .h,z.s o,- oxo
bn M"rtct onona5 n.1a ~ tt 17appea, saosog
stcadT At Teatc!S." n!s ~ se'sEH asIet any
p;xa! iJt II prices Sales so bushels
Mi1eu auqat at 984c; 500 bn White Corn in
ss351 at 4sHc; 900 ba fciiow corn in store at
as31c; 26oo bu 20 At asc; 5000 bu Mix-d Corn
N store at &c; Y o0 bu do at 46kc; 5000 bu do
a. a. ~ svo % He1ected Corn In store at a5a1c;
42Ns, nG 1a 9o AZ a5Hc: Egg bu do ct 4s4c-
ooAnaa97-heceisea, %, ,.su nu Market dEm- Sales:
e@ M N1 o. IN n st9Te st At 5Ss g ~ eco bu de 3.
~ F. " ~ es.u ~ y tov " 10 az 5tc;
a. ~ Su eo e = f. so oa rejected CON In store
RTt;NReca,re5 ~ "a uo E1sc br ,y,.,-o+ s,1,
,o1eer saiee ,re1c a. fon.. ~ bn a. ana lc
o4 =. e. H..~o "eAe 10 1o'o"e@-A~'uoV w No III
, 1863-06-11

Paper Hangfngs at less than New York prices, 1t
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal teftra '----~-- {sa-4WEs
, 1863-06-11

TotaL.. ....~ .1Gs19 26ie0 S35950 .... ,... ....
The receipts aArlnT the past twenty four houro
were 4,t51 bsls flour, 45,7sG bu wheat, ~, ST bu
corn, q, 20 BIZ oats, and 146 bu re. The ship
ments during the game period were: 1929 hrls
1onE, 50, 100 bu wheat and 335 $50 bu corr.
The general markets to day wcse less active
partially owing to the decline In gold in New
York to 1ae2i@l4t4.
Tho Wheat market WAS dull and 3D1c Per
buehel lower-wtth ealcs ut Sl.1s@1. .16 for No
Spring: 93>kGeaJNc for No 2 Spring 751s0c for
Rejected Spring; $f.t311.14 for No Red; and
$t.00 fer Rejected Red, At the opening there WAS
a fair inquiry by shippers and SPECTATORS, but
under the New Yotk adyices, the market closed
dull.
The Flour market was uuchanged-with light
sales OF winter extras at $6.0sl6.5o and spring
extras at $3.50.
The Corn market opened with m active inquiry
by shippers. and drmer fecllns-Mixed In store
selliDga4 47c. As soon, however, "a the New York
e,spascnea were Eeceived II fill back tq 4e4, and
closed steady. Kejected Corn in store Wis sold at
45H945ac; Yellow Corn In store, 4sat4s1c; and
White Corn In store, at AN. Canal and River
Mixed Corn afloat changed hands, at 4s53c, and
White Mixed afoat at 501c. The days transac-
tions foot up about 175, coo bushels.
Vat6 were IN aCtlFe dema0u and ufmGf-W1th
Gales Of about 30 COO bushels at s8A@5sc for No
IN store and bc@53c for Rejected. Rye declined 1c
per bushel-with Gales Of No in store at Csc.
Barley was sold ut ssNcgsf.s5. Hlghwines were
arm-with sales at 39,AG3911c-closing with a
coed demand at 39Hc.
There YVES nothing Of any moment doing In tho
market for Beef Cattle. The receipts were yerT
light. and not ut MI attractive to shippers. Sales
ranged from S2,6o@A-5o for common stock to fair
shipping cattle. -.....
The receipts Of Hogs were liberal, and under
more favorable adviccs from Now York, the mar
kct was active 1t an advance OF 10D15e, Sales
foot up some 1850 at q range Of $a.1004.b0 for
medium to extras.
Provisions are dull. Butter is In good supply
and the market fs easicr-wth Rales at 13114Kc-
buyers at the close Offering only 13c.
Freights were steady, with light engagements ut
1oX@11c for wheat to Buffalo o.tc for corn to
Buffalo; and 1415c for corn to osweso.
, 1863-06-11

On Wednesday morning: tte ltth Inst. IA the 2ist
aaafhser ats Mo John j. bron y sdsS eS
TIE ffi.1ds @ of ths family re nyitsd 10 "a t
gan avenue. on FrdaE. at 10 o'c!ock A. Ii.
, 1863-06-11

Especial Dispatch to the Chtcago Tribune1
DETROIT. June ID, 1s61.
UP-P1ops Fountain. May Flower. Potomac; Bark
Sheppard; Schr Rainbow.
DowH-Psop MENDOZA Bark Pierson. stusges, Afer-
rnac: Brig Clark; schrs Happock. Surprise. Sisters
Euda. Gtletson. AgerIne. Emma. Grapeshot. Summit
LAW
, 1863-06-11
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO,

Etmr Comet. Morgan. Two Rivers
Prop Wade. Goldsnih. Detroit
Prop Maize. kosnan. UgdeAsburgh, sun
PrUp Hauoca, Collins Hut{:lao sun
Prop Buffalo. Douglass Dnta!o sun
Prop Neptune. Largely, Buffalo. SUI
Prop chicago. Penney, buffalo, sun
Prop CITY of aadteon. L1r1s, Cong wood IS lu, S
Prop 1'arber Robbins. st Joseph 9coo ties. sun
schr Jane loutsa Mu!ry, St Joseph. ~ cda wood
Schr Guide Burgess s. Joseph. U m lum 10 bris dsh
Schr Horace Grtely, Held. Pier Core - eds wood
schr Iricolos. ktgg. New Bunalo. 25 ct!s wood
schr Chflte Bailey. Dunlap, Grand Haven 50;u lun1
Gchr AEna ThorHe. Anderson. Muskegor. % m 1um
bCow hercules. Peteskeu, Muake; ;on, 95 LII )Qm
Ecow Trenton. knlth. Green Bay kLIl cedar posts
Sow Cnlcn. Jamss. White Lake, co lum ID n lath
, 1863-06-11

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Us Gs 81 c.......s10s 1903. 10G1i1G107s&
7. S. Gs 81, c...... ..10sK
MoNEF-Activc at GOT per cent,
Sterling Exchange dnll and 1owcr-a1st class
billa nominal at 1bS0154H.
Gcli-14QL.
, 1863-06-11
New Fork Hide Market-June 8.

The market has been more active the past week,
The sa1cs Of the week amount to 52,1Q. part pre-
Buenos Ayres. al2:s lbs. ai14e6k 5000 Monte
Sideo 2lG122 1bs % California; g ms,
24c 9,aeo RIO Grande, at122 lbs. 2356S5atc; SO
ancc, various descriptions, on private tefms
, 1863-06-11

Observation-Disclosures, Leon and Donni-
ker's Troupe still continue to perform before
crowded houses nightly, and are increasing in
excellence. Kelly has returned from the East
and is once more In trim. New attractions
are On the stage, md one can pass most de-
lightful evening ut their hall. On the 25th
large delegation from ottawa are coming in
to visit this popular entertainment.
, 1863-06-11

Philadelphia Seed nInxket-June 8.
Timothy from $t.5I911.55, and tlaxseed from s2 n
60 sE hnshal 80.
, 1863-06-11
Il CARD.
To AL Afflicted with CatAfrh. Throat
Disease and Affections Of the Chest,

DR.. ]. Winelow Aver, Physician for Atestious
OF the Throat and Chest, Rooms II aud is McCor-
u,ick's Building, corner OF Randolph and Dear
born streets, givrs his entire attention to this de-
partnent OF practice. The extraordinary success
which has attended his practlce in Wis CITY. has
enabled him to refer to the best and mo It rcsposi
bic parties In ChIcago II il rsnerisfEv dssfrahIo
Catarrt, Asthma, Bronchitis OF Consumption,
should make carly application. The patient at q
distance. who cannot come to the city to remain
turn home and pursnc the course Of treatment
with snccess. Where 1t is impossible for the party
many OF his symptoms as possible, and give such
case. A Iist Of questions will be furnished pnon
by the Arian practice the remedy reaches the
paTt diseased, and Improvement Is seen and felt
from the aset dsT Of treatment.
Ihe patient IL not required to take much medi-
cine.
, 1863-06-11

[FTtm Yesterday 8 M1esoufi Democtat.J
There was some Improvement in salt, with sales
OF lot Of 200 bags GA at $3.50 per sack, and scY-
etallots Of Ncw York at $a.4:902.b0 per brl.
, 1863-06-11
M A r r I e D .


In this city Gu he :sth q May. b. the Rev. v. "
EVeFta. MT Z. n. PARK and Miss kEBECCA n
BLfpGET. both Of this cItY.
, 1863-06-11

~ Cook d McLain, a5 Dearborn street and ia
shawls, DC. Gents coats, vests an,; panta reno.
waited In superior manner. -Bonnets d5ed,
olezched and pressed in the latest style.
1nhl08m
, 1863-06-11

Go TO THE BKsT-Go 10 BRYANT Is S1nATToN's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL coI1EG1, to get thorough
practical business educat.pn.
, 1863-06-11

PxnsosA1--Hon. James Burlington, Repre-
sentative in Congress from Massachusetts, is
now in this city, stopping at the Sherman
House.
, 1863-06-11

LITTLE FOLKS COMING. Tom Thumb
and wife, and Commodore Mutt and Minnie
Warren will visit Chicago in September, pre-
ylous to tlelr departure for Europe.
, 1863-06-11

~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising ftom Specific causes, in both sexes-new
AEsoclation-Eent In sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address, Dr.. J. 6klllin HouGlton,
, 1863-06-11

C1Tf M1ss1os.-A special meeting Of the
Board Of Managers Of the Ladies' City Mission
of the Methodist Church, will be held this
{Thurfday) afternoon, ut 1lalfpast two o'clocli'
in room No. II, Methodist Church Block As
business Of great importance Jill be present.
ed to the Board, a full attendance is requested.
ExcCns1oS.-On Tuesday party Of over
seven hundred excursionists, from Northern
Illinois and Southern Wisconsin, came into
the city over the Chicago & Northwestern
R.R., and aftcr spending pleasant and profit
able sejourn in the city, returned yesterday
afternoon at three O'clock They filled train
offourteen cars.
, 1863-06-11

st. Louis Provision Market-June o.
Provisions and lard were very quiet 4 lot of
5000 ba1k hams at Keokuk brought 63dc q b
loose. Small lots OF bacon hams, plain, sold at
66G q b. We did lot hear Of q sale Of la,d.
, 1863-06-11

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-On Fri
day morning Of this week, motions for new.
trials in cases on the common law docket will
be taken up In this Court.
, 1863-06-11
CHICAGO DAILY NI IAHRET.

kB Al grain sold .tn store"ts reported In
this market report az subject to &c storage zchfch
+ raid by the bwYer, erciussre Of le p71es paid
for ne grain to the seller. 1Ehen transaction Is
made u uhich he seller 1ayr The storage, II l. re-
ported IT. Q. b." Or free of stotage.'' dH -four
sales are quoted a. "dlelirered." uHless ohere5se
, 1863-06-11

ITALIAN OpERA.-A few choice seats for
single representations can be obtained at the
Sherman House,
, 1863-06-11

ORDERED TO CARo.-We learn that Major
". Larncd, Paymnster, ltely stationed in this
city, has been ordered On duty at Cairo.
, 1863-06-11

REDUCTION oE FlHE-Io-day the Grand
Trunk Railway Of Canada have reduced their
fares to Boston and Buffalo, four dollars less
to the former and two dollars less to the latter
place, than over any other road. East
ward bound travellers can purchase tickets to
those and intermediate points, at q proper
tionate saving at their Office, Sc Dearborn
street.
, 1863-06-11
3Gr 5oIs

TOR sALE-A Pleasant House
e P.s%ss. NJ 20 Third sIanaa, Or te r. ss:sa
Tor SALE-A new two story
i fame honso rooms aud 80 feet 'front.' On Indiana
e e :rse A
4 e nsssss s = 81
Il: y sssa
TOR SALE-A number Of desira-
s's It; q ~ sas
zs;s 5ss; u szsssssaEss ssS Il; II ss
FOR sALE-50, 900 brick. viii
sSsSEy S;s;;ss
FOR sALE-Englnes and boilers
,'$s ss :ss
$s:iss Il I'D: SSS5e
TOR SALE-Real Estate.
r. % less between Lake aad Madison streets. west
q sle;sia Hiszla. 1ey $ co;;s sss!.ten: -. s,..,
~ 1918 Oh AftheF Road a1u HA3ted streets. South
Branch: -
4co fett Hickory ssreet, between Green Bay Road
aud Lake;
e6 FEET On Van Busea street. between Morgan aud
q feer on North Wells street,nosth Of Division;
83ect on North Wells street. between E1ia and Hu.
ron;
g feet On Ontario strteta nrst class re1deucs lot;
2iI fces river front, South Branch. 20 ieet deep;
100 ffons South Branch jackson street.:
MAcresland between State and Lasale strcets;
Houses and lots on Washington. uusdae aud Indiana
Improved faIus and lands In Iowa, Wisconsin Mich.
1Gnu. &C..
And other property. Eor sale by GEO, II H1GGGSsoN.
keal Estate AEcat-So.T Metropolitan Block.
, 1863-06-11

BASKET P1c.Nc.-On Saturday the 18th
inst, the First Reformed Presbyterian Church
and Mission Sabbath Schools will give q
grand basket picnic to Forest Bay Grove.
The cars will leave the Milwaukee depot at
a.m.; returning, leave the grove ut i:so p. m
All friends Of tho cause Of Sabbath Schools
are invited to attend.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartns1r
l .hip heretofore existing und.r the name Of h. Buzz
RELL ( Co ia THIS DAY DISSOLVED BY nutua. sss
.~ut .ud the business shas the concern en with sEt
MOiIR BURREIL to ,eIl!s 1t No % Pes's Newly an
L. IA ISsl HARRY BURRELL
SEYMOUR BURRELL
Tn. produc. Bu,,nes. hitherto conducted ey II. bVE
KELL Co. viii bs continued At No. ~ fesI. arg 70 I"
Naler-sis, by SRI MUM pOhh1-bH
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At De PERCEVALT, No. G57 Broadway.-
~ Al t.nis 0; CGiLDRGS5 ILOAks, NDiHO-
HOODS, D4LS-ES. B.4uAei. SACKS, Cor'rt. hrni'e'.
lD.lts NEgts ,IOn Bios. bsst-t. &c, 90 Led run
lIotcEsd CheniscH .Bd NgltgJNas htAe Ltdc.' tesay
Mod, ULd,f.suu,lts tiutod Hauds. cni-is &C Initials
aud Anns klnoroaesd HsBdsofch4os Ishlsiineu
aud Bedcicthes Beading Cotton aud SILK En.bro.deli,s
"a. order STAN lor I'm oidsie aid BsIdng
c.~d perfectly. fG.iLg 70! Dien 1Iiunn., L-ces dSnr
Lp lss
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wu1tsx.BuRaH SAVINGS BANK, .

cor,.r a, south "a and 4th-sts., Brooklyn. r. D.,
DIyJDEND NOTICE.-Deposltorsa are here1y
notified that Annual Dividend st q: 9in
d H.. .h,ll have been dsposii-d three E2a a. on
tho tf. day jay u. Be p:d to d.po;oH o.
Ar moi, called for will bs pssd the credit OF dspos'o "
principal ,o.. A., ~ Ir,y n.Yt will
The fnni OF His Institution are securely invested IN oona'
and mortgage, on real estate worth the amount iosnee
aud in City County, and United States BONDS uu,
The psst Il omen for bu,nes daily Suu tsys and hondays
EXCEPTED On Moadsys and Saturday. from 70 yc e.
y w.. Gid on Tuesicy'. Welqesd iauf'aAy' anu FIJI
ua''' ''"' ~ 1 y WI. WALL, President
GEORGE RIcA ARRDIbas }v.cePrs.iden,.
n IT,. S<cf
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TTHE sEMI-W TRIBUNE.
The NEw-YORK SEM-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
ssblishsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

Contents of No. 1883 fJune BOT:
Tue Waffle Crifi.-1.h~ nent, Nesfo
Troops fran Kew.fOrk The Polls. Question:
Way Discharged Soldiers Are ut Pad, nov {.
TIE Hour; The luvssioni The thsags OF Com
maud 70; fortlsIa, Couway-hason Canada u,
The NewtuIsh Murder; ihs FfeIcn Design. ia
Mexico
I..WAk NEWS SUMMARY.
m..GEEERAi NEWS SUMMARY
Iv..TIE WAR IN TIE SOUTHWEST
v..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Di.pstehss to
lie y Inosae-
v..THE INVASION OF THE NORTH: Advice. Of
Friday Adyces Of Saturday snd sunday I'D.
vice. Of Monday.
YIILETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORE
sPOEOlNrs Win The AgAf VI Tue
POTOMAC.
VII. FROM EUROPE
M.kAvAL.
x..FKoN JAPAN: Correspondence Of The N Y
xI..GEN LEES PLAN AS RELATED BY
RE4EL OFFICER: COfIespen1s-c Of lie
~ Y. J.lbGue.
xH..ReDEL WAX REPORTS; Th. Richmond Dis
p-tcl says s0,hinf bu' Nfrcl- Can Save Nicks.
burg. lie At.lck ou VI lksu's Bend Failure
Ecpoitrd Eu1tgeoielt D-two.n Burnside srf
EuosusT; IGs Lat Ell Obliged 20 rel Back, The
Arc,H1 Cavalry tigsti h9'en5ai' o. the rean-
sui4-
ZUl.sTONFwALL JACKSON: Some New Fact. and
incidents. CoIesPoaoence OF The y. !. THV-
xiV..FOkEIGE GOSSIP
AZ. .gLobk4 - Of lItA'l; Attempt 10 steal
Revenue Gutter; Capture Of tie Pirates; Tue Ia.
coay DesHoyedi 4ier History.
XVI. MISSOURI STaTE CONVENTION
H..NTERNAL REVENUE: Deei,ion. by the Com
missioner.
XVIII. LEI rERs FROM OUR SPECIAL coRRg-
SPONDENTS WITH IHE Army or fHE
MISSISSIPPI
XIX. FROM GEN. RC5ECRANS'S ARMY. Tho Rebel
toiee Completely Routed
XX..THE SIEGE or ViCK5BURG: Summary ofthe
Lae'l Nos.
XXI. FROM san FRANCISCO.
XXI. VERY HARD CASH: ~ tho Aa,hor Of alt i.
Never 100 Late ~ MeGd"
XIII. POETRY: National Hymn.
xAiy..AME ,ICAS INSTITUTE FARIERS CLUB.
XXV..CpO' REPORT OF THE AGRICULTURAL
DEPARTMENT.
XVI. .El,GLlsH WOODEN MANUFACTURERS.
XVII. .sEwAGE IRRIGATION.
xviii AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
ASIX MORE REBEL PIRATE DoINGS: The Capture
citLe Schooner tlcTeuce; Statements by Officers
OF q her Capt1led Vessel.
idon of Heroic Services.
%ANI..CIIG NEWo
XXI. PERSONAL
aXXIiI. POLITICAL
&AAIN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
AhAE .AiAiItlAOt.o AND phAi rs
XAhVI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Foil Reports o. u,
stock, money, Cotton. Grain. aud Cattle iiIke,s.
specially Reported Tor he y. I. InDups
rgaxs-Oae Copy for ono year. -. Two Copies, ons
year, IS. five Copies. ons year. pl.. lea Co2s g.
Tor a Club Of Twenty. We end an Extra Copy.
Adloss THE TRIBUNE. New.Yoh
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Mem Publications.
1DE % the HUDSON RIVER aud its

A GUIDE 20 the HUDSON RIVER aud its
~ TRIRITr,glgS MnsIn P,ice 81.
a -Iri6r 80 Ike GEORGE AND LAKE CHAM
Xxx ~ ~ Mns,ir Price IS c-uts.
A G Gtl6E TO sAH,iooA. %HiG& MoJN +G, NS
CATsKlLL MOUNTAINS, AM OIii p.is. - csnt,.
RETREATS. MgsDn;. fH 49, 90 II q IN.
A GUIDE 10 NETWORK ClIi AND h.1 e tlo,.
HOOD. M,.ilh rf mnept ATn
A GUIDE - THE FALLS OF Nt nN * 80
VICINITY Misiu. I, scrs,;,,..
Escb hook contsius twelvs teu'f 'cooted hhstsvhss
o. n, Phoogr.p. win copioi ons Can D- had aso
IN covers Price q cea, Fa on me NSi ~ aul
boats and Hotels rt the Wte M pisces OF VIII 90
n NILSSON a SONS. No. i5s Ofani-st', NeN-i ofk.
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Gopartnersbip Aotires.
BALrlnosn, Juss ~, lSd1 !

NOTICE OF DISSOLUIION.-The firm d
~ HUNT CLARK L Co. (eoIsiSins Of WIN, II HUM,
STEPHEN ". CLARK. and RICHARD X. kErCHUHA
heretofore doing business at the corner OF ard 0ttA
Wssbinssn d. C and Gons thence removed to No % "s
Pfs,.t Bsltinofs MaryisUc where the business wo cor
tnued CD 20 .bout the DAY August l5ol when ~
.or.sA dissolved BY Toe decrease Of STEPHEN W,
Ton The surviving parties, VIM H. Hunt and Richard
K,te having puchAssd tbs interest Of stephen w
Cl.tk dece..si from bis sdun and co1iinasd ~
bushes. under tue name ssd firm Of HUNT hEICHuAt
up to he aiy OF May 1868 a. wheo date thsJ iessS
.ni aid tao interest of sss Hant frea
sd .sr tho LIT day Of June 1904 IN the two Aforesaid -
- set ioTn in their articles u dss
X V. r. kETCHUM .
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NOTICE. NOTIClA, NOTIZ ANl>.-Strang-
~ or. aud Cent ouson are r'sgo,lihy invited
10 MOUNTAINS INDIA STORE new lOe.tl0nI. No
t55 BhOhDWAi. between lyh aad lfL.sis. snd mss-t
the On con ct. ,ocG # iIGA OoOd. 10 tts coulTy
tanning Nle Piur8pyi.s black Piasspp.os Plaid cad
s -spp.~ wnlfs end al oolofs Of trspes hi.as
.1fss Bandaus HsndIefcAcs. sreslcscf' fohse~t
Grapes Nankeens eliza Tea sets t1e AssDft4rlt %.
Anrrican Indian Oood cunosiIes. ccstut thntss I'D
French t.u, IN sf,st v4iety wnD~slis "a fctai.
Ia-l.s i had a. fuly enumerated by taxing
tie Of wit he above eahhurH bel ss LsAi
: t4rif g. ;fii.. puIclas's "a ,.ls ine OF gOods.
caid coatsInLs III his o tucis unique and co
gait good. viii ~ sens ~ ultii on spphea IOn
FOUNTAIN {. 40.
No s.d B-osdway, New -Y0Tk
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Dentisirn.

hkS. GRIFFIN 25S Grand-st, n. Y, OPP
posite Lord Taylors aud 257 fuonsL Brooklyn. axe
IN efns I'LL latal OF their improved thcs Teeth,
with or without extracting tho roots fall sets gold OF
pana 40, silver rubber, 81 paTsl .ots goal per
tooth ~. silver or rubber, Z extracting, Z5c
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Chances for DusiHess Men.

A Valuable patent right of self regulator 10
"a controlling the supply of vassrto steam boilers -
s.l, b, Gsoryc L. Cannon, No n Ns,sau-st ". IA
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A active partner wanted in an established ~
n or,ti,r and .sr.sabs business Location ami socin.
ous uuexcs fioaa6ls Only 500 regui cd. AddFe" sS
s<s New York PostOfee. with name aud references,
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/ ANDS.-TO AL NAMING FARMS.-

CTEAM ENGINE for SALE--Onc Of Hoes,
y GnteI. bors. povsr. o. I'be Tribune Onee.
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CsTEREOSCOPTICONS Game instrument az

tine geIeoptconl Tor Public exhibition. lth
large ssotmeni ofF0ElGE VIEWS, made and for sao by
JAMES ". QUEEN 90, No. ga Chc.'nutst, PhAa
sspLis Priced and lIustIttsd Catalogues Jee.
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A NEW CATALOGUE of POSTAGE
~ STAMPS, AMERICAN aud FOREIGN, and U 3
HEVENUB STAMPS; lisadbook ior , amp Coiec.o"
Cambridge Mas
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Doar0 au0 Rooms

20 Get
E'AGLES NODD.-TO luNT at Englcswood,
II Perth kmb d. Nsglc.-J uut 1T September, % Tor
a ,esr t.O.sl0fy sud Atuo Lllilk HOUSE, Fui1i'hrd,
seven Ass. q LAM. .iut0i al siuds L0Si A. Kent
roi.ra, Apg, 20 Mfs G. H. bllNLi, Tue gf-inisr'.
FINO LET or LEASf.--Thc PREMISES (about
JilotD faot . I'D 3ti.t Nofth River lately oee"-
ed la ia for MAibo yald aud Factory, VITO ths 49, -
Build shi. tu~fsD rt~an - 20 sAl y teli ~
80, Uud saving Il ua sa4 msfo,. ~ un 10 f"n"nn
70 Gel aebtn II w,ta Hoisiur sppuItus. hc.. wei
suited a Soae Yard otho bn.in'" re-
quins Ia amount u tOon Win bei1ihs' ana MH.HAa
oiy For further in.ofr.aiion sppli %
ABNtR l.. FLY No. " Pine-s..
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i{cai G5!aie ior SAFE.

L'OR SALE, at Greenwich, Conn.-lhe RESl-
Il DENCE OF the Subscriber, with - acres OF LAND at
r. hably de iflbe IN every respect Apply tho Pfor
,.. OF Of JAMES W DOHlNlCk, No. I thaihAm-.quufo.
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MOURNING GOODS.

NgME. DEMORESI'o EXCELSIOR DRESS
w SHiELDs article durable, Teriee. lro-
lection from tns effects Of pcfspaiOn under ho
arms Pnco Is A.o the most prfeet style OF 5pItl
5prDg osoIn Pads aud IS Either po pad
on receipt price. sold st MaE DgnOhEsT's kHPohIys
Of f,sHIoss. +7J Broadway. and ali her branches
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tsuCs o PsorLgs FtsE list .stE Co..
kxW-NOAx. June -, lstA
rENIfE followin. named gentlemen were elected
uIRaC TORS o. ais Company e. tho aHnuAl o.ceI4sn
h..d II the l6,h June, instant:
Join W. Lswi'. Henry :. Irrhell. samuel itAynor,
Matthis. Cara toruslus s.rph.ns, atinr"i bidsMl'
At.b.r Trys.,l las.sOu Sow ard Tho.a, }. BlAueA
Iboni-s Nuil.us, Ni.ls aa HeiiEcI. tfo"eL Aahs'''
AIngI Ba.uoTt CLAfls. r. uILlrr. 'lrury David.
Goorgs Warner, Joh1 a. More, ). q. bAgYet
Chu.IophrT CIV yer, Matthias. oodgoo ifeio shd'ts,
simon sblndl.r LAIL.ls. Bo1tusn, Albert Mana,
I'm Yr,v,tlon An IA H. . Al Neat John Van Rpef
Jsrn., III, Cssree schtn,lel, Itm.. T.. Hrrs~,
solomon B.nt. PEER Il Chlstis, Joseph h. We IL
" i!i.u. MON Jo.syh T.. Miller,
meeting Of the boagd hold o. The 2ii June i'tsnt
MATTHIAS CLARK, 90, "a. Enan!msusy reelected
~ &. UNDERHILL. Secretary.