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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

TO THE LADIES OF
AMERICA!
MORE VALUABLE THAS GOLD - -
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD,
H0KE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
DR.. mo. L. LIONS
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES.
FOR FEMALES,
Suffering from rregulsriy or Obstruction Of Tie Hense,
from Whatever cause.
IT u SURE TO CURE
IT Is SURE TO CURE,
Is SURE T0cUREl
IT Is SURE TO CURE
II impossible 20 enjoy the bloom Of health and
vscy spirits unless the Nenses regular TO ID
time. the quantity and quality. When they obstruct
cd nature makes her effort obtain for II other
outlet. and unless these efforts Of assisted the
atient usually experiences Dependency Nervousness
and fnay CONSUMPTION Assumes IL sway. and pre-
maturely terminates miserable life.
IT REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS
TT REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS,
1T REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS
IT REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS,
TT is A PERFECT REGULATOR
1T Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
n Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
IT Is PERFECT REGULATOR
REAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN NlED
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT | GUARANTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
Ny DROPS TO CURE Suppression Of the Menses from
whatever cause. though should be taken that my
direct ons are carefully adhered TO.
BUY THE BEST,
BUY THE BEST
BUY THE BEST
BUY THE BEST
BUY THE SAFESTi
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY THE SAFEST
RUy TIE SAFEST
BUY THE SURESr
BUY THE sUREsT
BUY THE sURtsT
BUY The sUREsr
WHICH l. LYONS DR0PSl
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS
WHICH rs LYONS DROPS
WHICH rs ~ ON'S DROPS
THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM
BY strengthening snd nvigorsng and restoring toe ys-
healthy condition. Il moderaies all excess and
removes al distractions and speedy cure may he
tied on.
To Married Ladies'
They peculiarly adapted they bring on the month
period with such perieci regularity.
BE WISE IL TIMEi
BE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN TIME,
~ WISE ~ TIMEl
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE 70 TLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CUKES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
II slinos; every
DO Nut Be IMPOSED UPON,
d NOT BIZ IMPOSE ID UPON,
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON,
DO Nit BE IMPOSED UPON
But this and send IL Druggist ana u be
has got make him buy Il for you. may be OBJ
tsineG Of the General Agent tor the United States
4. G. CLARK L CO.
wholesale Druggists. New Haven, c. m
For sale by al responsible Druggists. Price III PEI
bottle.
Wholesale Dealers and tn. Trade supplied the Pro
prietcr's prices by LOH q SMITH,
Chicago.
SURE EcKsTEiN 4 ca. Cincinnati.
BROWNING LOAN, Indianapolis
u'ylO-dlyeod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

SovTs WAKsAv, o., July -, lSe5.
- one young man. who had heen sch and
Of the house for years Nth Scrofuia ard
Frypela- after paying the dotors sl5s without
benefit, has been cured BY ten to'tes Of bitter.
EDWARD NUTSALL-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

=" send u twenty four zen more Of your
Plantation Bittsrs tn POI ularir 4 which ca ~
increasing With the guests OF our houe
SYKES, CHADWICK Co.
Proprietors Of WIZARDS Hotel. Washington. ID. {.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29
PHOTOGRAPHS.

DHoTcGRkPH earns FoR GESTLENFN-sAN.
u PLfs and Catalogues seni Tor - cenis ineos. an
envelope ~ith your cvu name and sidres
KENNETH.
N - dsm = Liberty street. New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

- Thou ~i' send me two bottles more Of thl
Pisi taon Bitters. Nv wife has been greatly benefit e
by their Tn, lend,
ASA CURR y. Philadelphia Pa"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

- . have been great sufferer from d. spep
sia. an had 10 abandon preaching. Th'
Plantation Biiters have cured me.
REV. : CATHORN.
Rochester. y. Y"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

80 have been in the army hospital for
fourteen monihs-speech and nearly dad. At Alon
H.. they gave b'ttl- Of Plantation sstterS-
Three bottles restored my speech and cured e :.
G. A. FLAuTE."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

:" I owe much % YOU fr verify believe The
Plantation Bitter have saved my lie
REV. W. "A wAGG0SyR.
Msur,d " "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07
A Proclamation.


And 10 In the reign OF Abraham whose surname
Lincoln, In the eighty aud sixth year Of the indie
pendence Of the States OF America that mighty rebeoa
arose In that land
And Abraham said unto Simon from the Keystone State
" Be thou my srm0r bearer"
And Simon did as he commanded and marshaled Inn
hosts OF young and valiant warriors from the East even
from the kennebec from across the great river mnpp
and from beyond the Rocky edountsns-om every State
called he sone And being of the kind whose hair CURED
not little, they said:
S Sds. '''''' ''' '' ~
And cane 10 pass these two mighty armies went forth 70
fight the plains Of Manassas.
And Sinons men, though valiant and osve wers sYss
hip and thigh much that they hurried onahsJ ooo~
to lean Abraham's bosom.
And many slain but more were wounded . =.
Then there great commotion throughout the land Ana
Abraham called aloud cpon the wise men ana men Of ss 70
save the sick and give strength unto the wounded
And ol there 10 the North ono Drake cunning u
medicine, but Of exceeding modery
And when Abraham and the people behed the wondern
children must suffer- give me thy drink to drink aud
will give Il nahe." -, a,
And so Abraham drank and said there nothing Ike
t. in Sangsmon County that waS bitter 20 the
times fighting the masters Of the plantations shall for
be called Plantation Bitters And 80 II has BEEN
And the wonderful work which has performed Is witnessed
al this day Ia town, parish village and hamlet where
dents and where climate exposure destroys strength
. and appetite. ,,.,.., -,
and breadth Of the land from the valleys and mountain
ioss OF appetite headache and neEta cespono.
ency will ind relief through the Plantation bitters They
The stomach and biancy to the mind Of which
| l. o people. living example,"
And Drake did he commanded. and got him place
In great City Of NewYork. And many a. came M
unto him were healed and went on their way rejoicing
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DIE ID.


NAH. vi. Of p.ns g. Gsi. In Il. "a her
The relative: and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
Carriages viii be in waiting the Paterson Depot the
arrival Of the liz train from NewYork.
DAvIDsoN-In thi. city Monday June stscsrst fsve,
Internent in rssnwood cems.ery Funeral at O'Clock p
m this day Tuesday a the residence Of her parents No.
296 West Thirty second street.
GRIFFITH-On Monday June 6, 1864, Lonisa lGrifhh,
The snd. and relative. are invited 70 attend the foasr.
the Anthem Memorial Church, in Forty eighth street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues at 10 ocOct wsdnes-
day morning the 9th inst
MAPES-At West Farms, on Monday morning June g. Of
consumption aged 20 years months aud days. Emily the
wife Of Daniel Mapc' r and daughter 81 Frederick and
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from the r. ID. Church, West Farms, at
O'Clock OH Tuesday, 7.h inst.
MILLS-On Sunday evening June S, Martha g. Mills widow
of the Thomas NJ. Mills in the I'D Of her age.
ne nc attend bsr fnn.r on Tus.day June at O'clock D.
M from her late residence, No. East Twelfth street.
PARSONS In Lambertvile N. j., on Sunday, May 8,
Lemuel II. Parsons in the 9th year OF his age.
PRAY-On Sunday, June. s. 1864 aner proraced Illness
Cahane selma wife Of Ebenezer H. Pray, aged Sc years
The relative. and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral ut her late residence No. W Eas,
Twelfth street Tuesday afternoon, the 7h inst, at
O'Clock Her remains will be taken to Greenwood fsr inter
ment
STRANG-At yonkers Saturday June after lingering
illness, Joseph White Strang, formerly Of New. York
The friends end relatives invited to attend the faeri
services the residence of his Edgar Strsng at fonk
e on Tuesday 81 O'Clock Carriages will meet the
pres train which leaves ChambeIs street at o'clock he
turn trains at Sal. lnerment at Greenwood on "wednesday
morning
WADE-n Brooklyn, Sunday evening juno Julia Ann,
aged u months and II days. only dasshter Of John and Eliza
| l.. Wade.
The relatives and friends Of the afflicted parents respect
fully invited attend the funeral from No. 2|9 Atlantic
street at o'clock p. ui., to Greenwood.
Goshen Democrat please copy.
wIGHT-Of consumption Saturday. June 4, Adelaide
wife Of Amhers. Wight IT,. and daughter Of the late
Daniel 5. Oriswold in the nth year Of her ase- -
The funeral will take place from her late residence. No I'll
West Fifieh street, Tuesday the nh, at o'clock p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07


LIVERPOOL, Saturday. May 2S.-Ihe Times
remarks: Gen. Grant is following the min'aIy =.
etic of Napoleon which promised certain resuHs o.
the product OF many thousand lives; put NsPoleon
aw aimed vital point. whereas the
and the Confederate cause have no one vitai point
capture of Richmond will never bring the MOTH ono
step nearer the restoration OF the Cmon ana tne con
ouest of the South II Gen. Grant ever marches INTO
Ricbmond he NAV fnd that Lee has exacted the ut
most obtanable price In blood. and VIII leave tne
postion in his hands with greater value than tha'
TO the Wilderness after the hghflng was over
The advantages Of ground, position and intelligence
are with the Confederates and Washington has pcen
now. II Lee can make Gen. Grant pay current rate
for every mile Of ground 1t may be question whether
the resources and endurance Of the federas VIII prove
as inexhaustble as the obstinacy Of their General.
LONDON Sundsy-a. IN. (by telegraph via queens.
after officials hours last evening" Veio
onoted at 9O2 69Oi. Mexican Scrip fiat.
The Confederate loan was rIn there was rather moie
demand for money In the general discount market yes
terday morning but rates foi frstclass bills range from
PARIS. Saturday evcning.-The Bourse is heavy
ReDlcs G6d65.
A cabinet council was held yesterday evening
All the members were present at the meeting oi 'he
Conference.
Adyices BY overland mail mention that the Taepng'
were gradually losing the districts which they org
ally acquired although there was still force oil aoou'
10000 men in the field. -
In Japan. the Tycoon and Mikado were on good
terms. 80,
The foreign traders difficulty was occupying mucl
attention. ~. 49,.
QUEENSTOWN May eo--The steamship Bavaria, IRON
New York. arrived yesterday. oo,
LyEgPooI. 2sth.-Cotton--sales to-day. 1000 bales
including zoo bales spectators and exporters Iha
market closed lrl aud unchanged.
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BOARD OF CoUycIIMEs.- Board met at

BOARD OF CoUyCILMEy.-The Board met at
O'Clock ?. m. on Monday the President Councilmah
Hayes In the chair resolution was presented By Mr..
Brice that, nasmuch John Dunlap Of the Assistant
Engineers Of tho Fire Department. has been absent
from this city for great whilc aud Is doing duty
a, Fortress Monroe the said Office Of Assisiaui
Engineer be declared vacant The resolution was
adopted Mr.. Brce otcres resolution that the por'
ton Of the fire iees rapL which has been IN FOX the
past twelve years be repaired under the direction II
he Street Commissioner. Referred 10 the Committee
on Repairs and supplies Tie veterans Of the war OF
1879 and 1914 In petition requesting donation OF
sufficient sum OF money for the purpose OF celebrating
the al Of July Referred 10 the Special Committee on
tho Celebration 81 the 4th OF july The Board then al
ourncd 10 Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
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The News by the Chinn.

HALIFAX. Monday, june Q, Icof
The steamship China, Capt. Anderson, from
Liverpool on the 2sth via Queenstown on the 29ih oil
NAV, arrived here at 81 o'clock yesterday Sunday
evening She has 30 passengers for this port and 81
for Boston The dates per the China are four days
later The China reports fine weather during the en-
tire passage.
The steamship Belgian. from Quebec. arrived at
Liverpool on the morning OF the 9th.
The steamship Scotia, from Ncw-York. arrived at
Liverpool on tho 27th.
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5petiaI Notifies.
Seventh Ward Union As.ocintI

Seventh Ward Union Association.-The Regular
Meeng Of this Association will DO held Headquarters
TUESDAY EVENING. June Z, at 0 O'Clock.
EDWARD NJ SKIDMORE, President.
J. W. TERRY ls..
Jos. z. JARDINE.
Union Refugee AIeetinR.-By request Of numerous in
fnen a exens tie Rev. = r. THOMPSON, ID. d., and the
Roy. WI. y. BURLINGTON, d. d., viii plead the cause Of
the suffering Union White Population o. the South IN COOP
ER INSTITUTE, THURSDAY, juno 8, sep ",
as.ie; :can insiitufe Farmers Club.-The regular
Weekly Meeting OF the Club will be held TO-DAY TUESDAY,
9Th INST "A clock p. the Rooms Of the Institute IN
th. Cooper Onion Building Al who take interest IN
Agriculture Improvement invited TO attend.
JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary
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Commercial Matters.

I,oyDoy MONEY NARKET.-On the 9th OF May
the dscount market exhibited symptoms Of increasing ease
the the Bank being few and unimportant o
the Exchange shor loans wrie o.ed al hVe PEI oe
uk settlement TIE Confederate Loan recovered oAe
u,r cen; on the rrceyt OF the Scotas adyices.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTuPYs HAEKEra-kchardson, sprhre
Co. Li.and Athya Co.. report. Flour dni state tsuI
6Qlg u barrel Wheat steady aud partially advance io'
p-r GENITAL for Amber Iowa Com dull. Mixed, y eG.'i9
IIyYRrooL Provision MARKET. w nAeheld NASH o.
and Gordon Bruce Co., report: Beef very duh Fora dn u
Bacon inactive. Lard dub Iaow quiet and steady bu'
dull. .,..,,. 9
LIVERPOOL PnoDucE MARKxr-Asbes hrmeI at 3leJi
Rive steady Lin -eed downward Linseed Oh quiet ho-in
steady Spirit. Iurpenin. dull and nominal Petoeuia
qnici and steady; Eehued, 2iJ; Crude nominal A""
kI8 49,. - g.
quiet aud firm. Coffee steady. Tea hrm common ooosor
Rice steady Iron dull; ksiis and Bar. f7dt sco.ca
Pig 81 o. Lnseed Oil quiet Lnsccd hrm Lins.ed CaAe'
inactive Spirits Turpeiine steady; French ~ friroo
elsicr; Refined ldi erode ils Cod Oh inactive ISl
low FIRM.
H.yEn MARKETS 27th.-sales Of Cotton for the week
CO.. bales; Orleans orliuafe. $50 bas 51tt Ils
market opened quiet but closed hrr STOCK IN port 43V
bales Bread.iuf. inactive.
PARIS 23h-Ihe Boir.e clod firm nj COZ 1sc for kentes
CALcurrA May 7-Errhlnser , III Common good dun
FreieEts urm.
BoxnA, May 7.--frrhans.. an
CANTON, April 2e.-lea unchanged Erch'nse' 'si
smAsoa.x April aO-No,hins dOins In Tea silk lower
EIchAnge Oh &,
LIvLGpooL, May 2.-CorIoY; Sales Of the week
20 bales including 800 bAe 20 spectators and a"s
exporters. The market op-p.d at decline OF "a on
American but recovered under adyiccs RON New ora
other descriptions declined 9it Tho sle- fridsy wers
600 bales. inclusive OF 1909 bale. 70 sp-cuistol. aud
porters The marie, closed quiet and unchanged Quota
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Bnsines Notices.

How TO AVOID SUN STROKB.-Be careful
whs, you put on your head Great heavy swrerns hats
that operate Ike warming pan many deaths There ia
peculiar kind Of bet made by KNOX No. 2ls Broad
way which cool and comfortable in the hottest weather
As the most tumutuoss desire. They weigh ess
cost less last longer beside being altogether more stylish
than nythins In the market.
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MARRIED.

BUFFUM-SOUTHWlCK--la Providence r. l., on Thurs
day evening" June ., By the Rev. Mr Swain Joshua
Bufum Of to Mice Clara n, daughter Oh Isaac d.
southwiok- esq, of the former plsos.
pAYTON-HENLEY-On Thursday, June D. at he First
Baptist Chusoh, In this city by the Rev. Thos Anderson
james Dayton to Laura H. daughter Of Janice '" hen
ley, esq
VAN NOSTRAND - SL0VEY - In Brooklyn N. X, on
Saturday June 1864, by the Rev. t. J. Fletcher Abram
Van Nca.rand Of BroOHya to Miss Maggie A slOwsy OF
Philadelphis, Pa
Philadelphia papers please oopy.
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Tho GSvernmsue Ii n
@2O0.OOO.1s..sa

5000, 000.Gu>.
THIS LOAN IS AUTHoRIZEDsy Act Of Consre" %
March s.h 1854, which provide. Coz d. REDEMPTION IN
hom Its date at the pleasure Of The Government
UNTIL ITS REDEMRTION. fusVer cent interest Is to b
paid ss..i-snnuaiy IN COIN. E
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN received BY the
Naond Banks In Unsd sss nnss In such currency OF
other funds are taken by them deposit at par
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE Oh LOCAL TAXA
TON adds from hrss per per to s value
THE RATE OF INTEREST On this losn sshoash but
Eve per cent In COIN mnsh greater In the d
ference between tbs market vslas Of currency and sod
AsARULE tho Eve pen cent spec securities Of all solvent
governments are always par above, md currency no~
funded In the National Loan viii be worth Its face In gold.
beside paying Regular and liberal per censo to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan is Two
Hundred Million Dollars The amount Of subscriptions re-
ported to the Treasury Washington June has bess
Se7,O17,s5O.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the TasAs-
uRER OF TEE UNITED STATES at Washington, and the Az
sIsrAsr TRsAsuaxas NewYOrk Boston and Philadelphia.
and by the
FrRsr NATIONAL BANK OF NKx.YoRx. Ne 4Wanst
sKoosD NATIONAL BANK Nxx YORK. I'D st. Brdwsy.
FoynrH NATIONAL BANK NEw YORK. II and 20 Pine-st
FIsrs NATIONAL BANK Of Nsv-YoRx, No. 1913 ad-sv.
srxrH NATIONAL BANK OF NxwYoRk, 6h-av Brdwsy.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK NEW Yosx. No. 363 Broadway.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK YoRK, No. 24o Broadway.
CENTRAL NATIONAL Bssk NKv-YoRK. No. Il Duans-s.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK or NEw.Yoax, lsa Grwichs-
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depostarics Of public money and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country (acg agents Of the National De-
positary Banksl will funh further information sppcs'
ton, and ..s..E
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
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were thirty starters and the race was magnificent
6ne. The Prince Of Wales was present among the
crowd.
HALIPAx 9th. 2p. ma dispatch sent ont " tne
steamship Damascus, and duplicated per the China.
notes the reduction Of the rate Of discount by the Bank
of England from TO per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

BATOHELORs HAIR DYE.-The best in tho
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and instantaneous
IN effect Tbs genuine 2 signed wiLLhn A. bArcAkLok-
Sold BY Ill Druggists. Factory No 81 Bsrclsys ~ 3, .r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

STERLING EXCHANGE TABLE.-A useful table,
showing the rates for sterling exchange payable in
gold with the equivalent rates for payment in cur
rcncy. has been issued in Philadelphia by William
Mann and is for sale by j. j. Merritt No. Is Beekman
street. in this city. 1t is calculated for premiums on
gold from quarter OF one per ceat to one hundred
per cent with bankers sterling rate payable In gold
from eiga, to ten and a half per cent. and shows at
glance the equivalent rate for payments in currency
Every business man who hos occasion to buy or sell
sterling exchange during the present uctuatons In the
price Of gold mus, find this table Of great convenience
and an almost Indispensable appendase of his counting
room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

His Holiness, the Pope, took part in the pro
cession at the festival Of Corpus Christi on the 26sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

For and time Of ace ddrtr
fissrenIs IN ofh>r columns Of This paper.
wALrAcx's TugAraR-Thc School TOT Scandal.
WINTER OARpEs-ILrice Mared-fra Diayoo.
NIBIos OARpEg-Be Demonio.
OlYxFIc TnKArER-Aladan; OF, Tho Wonderful Lamp
BpoApvAY THEArYR-Uur American Cousin II Home
BARsuns MuErx-Marase at any Prco-secre,s OF State
Mise Major Cushnian
IEyfso HAIi~-falious Stereopsiron
SIS BRoApvAr-fleler's DemouiaeA Performances
HoPE CHAPzL-Daughteg q the Regiment
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India and China
Latest-Yia Queensto1on.

The India and China mails had reached Suez
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Adv.rti.ement.i

lAdvrrtisrment
KILL MoTHs.-Common Camphor won't,
Cedar Camphor will HARRIS CHAPMAN. Boston,
mako CEDAR CAxrnog All Druggists sell It,
ADVERTISEMENT
REYRs AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUB CURE
Not a cure ALL but sure for Fever and Ague.
Depot No a. Liberiy-s St, up stairs.
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3OO, 900 Railway Travellers
THE GREAT CENTRAL SANITARY FAIR
Now being held
IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
70
PREVENT MISSING THE TRAINS
rHgv SHOULD
BUY APPLETONS RAILWAY GUIDE
IL
CONTAINS ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS,
THREE HUNDRED TIMETABLES
OTHER VALUABLE AND INTERESTING INF0RMA.
TON.
THE SECOND EDITION FOR JUNE READY.
PRICE ONLY Is CESTs-
For sale at all the principal bookstores at al the principal
Book Periodical and News Agencies aud all the pnci
M Railways throughout the United States sud the Canada
ID. APPLETON Co, Publishers,
Nos 40 and rs Broadway.
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II you want SPRING or SUMMER CLOTHING, In
every style and variety, 60 to Y; B. BALDwlNS
and store In the city and prices less. Children's
Clothing and Furnishing Goods Sahsfacton given
Please call
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stOot port 30 900 bale. including 10 90 bales Of Amor
BRKApsrufFs-Ths market l. dull
PnOyIuosL-The maIhot IL dull.
Lospos, %th.-COnsols closed to-day ct ". o
81 for oney. . 80 ,,,. ,..r ~.
PKoyiross--The market 10 very dull. -
Iospox saturday May z8Consols olosed 81 81 ll-l61
81 1916 Tor money Another quotation 9i for money
AxxHIcaN STocKS-The martet 10 nominal Ere Railroad.
53e37, Ilinol. Contra Railroad. 2sdlT discount.
LONDON Sunday, via neutrality-suspicious. sfor .oftoial
hours last evening quoted 81 si
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Cni,nbcr's Evening Exchange.

fConxEH TWENTY TfRp srRgyT AND BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
TINS fUrn AVENUE HOTEL
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Oak Orchard SDFinG Water.
THE GREAT REMEDY or NATURE FOR DY SPEP
STA plARRHEA and Affections Of The Kidneys and Bisd
dsrs also for General Debility Pamphlets furnished contain
ing reports from u Hospitals and other testimonials Of the
highest medical suhory all aestiug The rare medicinal vr
the OF this Water Ample accommodations for nvads in The
vicinity Of the SPRING. Sold BY the bottle OF case.
GEO. w. GLAZE, General Agent
No STl Broadway Me,ropolhsn Hotel Buldinx
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The card below Of Mr. Cozzens who to the literary world
IL better known o. Mr.. Sparrowgas" appeared In The
New iork Timss:
a tonic bitts believe them TO be generally nuross and
composed Of deletenous drugs. but nom careful trial Of The
Cri-an Blttsn backed up by the certificates OF Dr Chill
ton Pohle OF New-York, have hesitation h recommend
"s p" " NY FREDERICK g. COZZENs.
s. Agent Of Lorgworth Wncs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

All Respectable shoe Stores in the Bowsry close
d I o'clock y. u. Saturday evenings excepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

New No. I Counecticut River ehaA.
Extra hne Hsrkin,es County CHEESE.
Dutchsss County MESS PORK.
Pure hard WHITE LARD
Extra sugar cured HAMS and BEEF.
Extra large No l and No. MACkEREL
In all sized packages, Ut whossae BY GEO. C. PARKER
4 BRO, No. 2.3 Washington. cot. MuEny.st