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CoFFEE The market was steady brt~nrn. with sales
Of 20 bags st. bomingo at $780, and 90 DO Maracaoo Of
fRsIeHr were, Grmer, with rather activity. En-.
wheat at "a: in shsps bags 600 bis -four q, Is per
neutral GOO bushels wheat at 4sd. In bags, 81 coo do.
10 buk at Sd closing at that ngurc 80 casks oil at
lis. Cd aud pef 1900 boxes cheese $685. 200
boxes bacon at EOS and 100 bales cotton al IA
To London por American. 700 bbs -four at Is. 75sd.
Bushes whs 81 Cd Il en- 20 a S
black wa,nuts and 70hhds. tobacco at 2s and $50 tcs
2s 3D. COO galsns whale oil at 2isc. per gallon and
measrremen, goods at 25s A neutral bark 10 Bristol
Carnal win wheat At IS Co. per quarter An Austrian
brig about so ms, TO the south side Of Cuba and back
Mt 81 500 one l96 toas. same voyage, at p British
bark with 2.5o0 bnls petroleum from Philadelphia 10
Marseilcs at 0 and neutral brig TO London with nonr
reporter. at 3D. to Rio 200 bbs -four 81 &c. and 100
tee. lard at 81. :.
Cuba miscovad, at 81 a 81 05.
:eol bbls. pork, II packagcs,bsef
a DO cut meats and i'ssl do ard Tho eXc.emont n
Transactions, prices were 81 81 Is higher The sales
the spot include 600 bbls at So so SS7 for mess
$35 s35 so for old do S37 rs s3S 25 for d.,
closing at the latter price, $50 S3l so for old and
prime, and $36 so $37 for prime mess, also for future
delivery $500 bbs. new mess, buyer July. at S38 SO
S3S 75 1000 d. same month and option, $50 $500
do, do, do, DO $40. Inc beef market was frmerx
sales Of 800 bbs at 50 S13 for country aS7
for country prne SIS s2l 90 fer rcackcd. mess and
SO S25 30 Tor extra moss. Prime beef was quiet.
Beef hams were duh AZ previous quotations Cut meats
shoulders, and l5c 1870. for hams. Also so ,0C0
pounds city slaughter sold Bacon sides. dun
aud without decided change az &C. The s-d market
quite activc saes 3,or0 bbs. at loo 1896 for eir
primo, steam rendered; also 500 tieces kettle rem
sic FOR ohio, and 3oc So, for state Cheese was quite
active at 10c a lSc for common to prime.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .055 bbs. The market was
very quet yesterday and business greatly
tailed by the big difference tho views OF buyers and
ps 81 es
only about 1000 bbls. Including oil kinds at 47c for
crude On the spot. Ole tor august CSC osc FOR refined
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MisceIlaneous.


land burned ~ ne rebel steamer x.ssms built q
reg ster. = ~"
sHIr MARY wnDxn Of New Bedford 2l3 tons, with whal
ns =. ss s %
ss
into small portion Of her cargo.
Scan JuLIA or Joncspors Koey, from Saco ashore
sss s;sH S ssf
~ en- 8 1 y
Sprasus, Of Providence on private terms -
Notice TO Mariners.
QUARANTINE. STATEN Islam. June Is isSI
PHO. vim ys... that aaIins tho time III. ho.e,.
SssS M.i
e. WIZ Dc Health o..
March 9. Al ~. Bedford ish inst with se3 6bs 81;
do VIII oil and 900 lbs bone
ss % r 81 s April with
Bark President Macy, VALPARAISO April !, with $50 bbs
ship Hunter ToSsy. NB wa: a. 9. Helena April e. bound
bark Coral clands SB' KawsiaeHprii 49, Clean
SHIP Aurora Church OF wcstport was at Honolulu April
q 90 sal soop for the Arctic orsan uo,o,n
III FL %
IA nj tU
Spoken, &c.
ship sysenh.m Hsrdps frsm Boston Jan for Bonn
Ship indian from Maurus FOR Calcutta, April TO- lat 60
BARK Golden Fleece days from SYork for Barbados,
BARK Ash9ra days from Bath for Washington. JunsH.
An An bark showing blue bsrsee signal Win white
Brig woodland. bordeaux NYork, June la,
scar Phsn.on aaSs from Baltimore for AnsguA June
az sss ETasgs bs5
'S% as'ss s s.s:s: = ,9ss Tor 20
9ussEc. June is.ArT hip Home. Tleiry;' Boston.
Psadsphls scSr Francis Mss Insa sYori stephens
SnsH C. STs Carr
H.rmsn: .. y Lysspnoli OH Webster At d.
Art from Baltimore juno Florence Chapman. Liver.
sS:5e @ silsa s' sisssT H. Pa
SID SID S o B%s SS Cert s Liverpool
snd Clara Lively a. Llysrpool; Psmyra Al GrcsnocS
AIT AIT from o:wss 4 Essso
American Ports.
San 5qss ssp Ss E:s wds
% o "a s Boston, MV ss s ons % q s.b
flora ssa.Ssrd Merrill Portland 20 iST dlassOy bark
daSc; ssSI: Planet SBS, Power. 81 Mars IssS Nix:
Button rSsaspSi Sa sr Hardy ao
Steamer Norman: ship sterling; bark. Oder and Veins;
ssj isff oi9sss
Poss Mary Rich Hardy o 4 RImer. Mason; VIM Oar.
Rs.ns sss'S
Ssr!sfsy b .sS james: E:s Fsisssl
ssas 3 il6dSsoa, han, Hforl. -
Nh-ArI ship Lsvans London; barks PEARL Sinsspcrc
B2IfiSoRR. June is-cid bark Ephralm williams
slsepe! Boston; Srlg Ho:sway Bell MllsL Yves, ladies'
schrs Caspian, Partridge o. johns NJ 1.nsam Be
ESoS Jss: q, o..w man, s y,,. sysrt
Ess :NDsa ;'aS CSss ..1 ar sSr
pssXsfFoSt, June ii-oa brig cs.hsrins Hsyss Yes,oa
ETiswosTH. June IS Arr schr Belle Jordan .yYorr
Eistsshpsrs aSscSr Iran smith, Bsarss Hfork; sisor
'I ish"xPr. :cSr ES.rsrssn. Potter, Ph,adslrA,A
0LouoESTsk, June lS-Arr schr Copy. Kelley. Nyorh
i7!h, .hr Hannah p. Chase, Do c,... .,uu,
sls.ss H f2ss Hsa; b.ns
wright Milford; b Baxter, Price. and Chsrns wii,s
Imey rhsdsphs for Boston, .ssins frssm.ssi rn snS
s Si!9ssso sni.s. 81 y. xsS a 90 for
saSS GILLESPIE s. n1S5 S f'T r :: JSh shss Boston for
I'D e I ysIns; enc ne ssoys srr,vs s ncip,v Ma,
sha Cupa; Alamo Steele MOTIF Cur
,:.r $: q, Frame: o:sss,
Sssss msns s;. 81 ..s ss Ssb.
dent RoSinson, PhtadslphIa; Thomas smith, Kelley;
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NJ. Do KissaleN. the Russian Minister AZ Rome, ID
called This is regarded mark OF tho Cars dis
pleasure the recent proceedings OF tho PopeoAve TO
Poland.
The duty upon kinds OF goods exported from Rus
aud Poland for purposes Of European commerce has
been abolished.
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In the House OF Commons the tho question or federal
recruiting in Ireland being debated. Strong remon-
straDces were made against II.
Earl Russell complained Of the attention by the
Washington government to the representations made
the subject by Lord Lyons.
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France,

In the House OF Commons, the 9Th Of June the bill
for closing public twothrts vote OF The
rounding inhabitants was dc eaied by 257 majority,
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SHIPPING NE w S.

SPECIAL NOTTCu.
An r' and packages istendsd for NEW YoRK HERALD
shouLd be sealed
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PoIItIcs unfE'portant.
The Bourso steady. Rcutes 67f. &c.
The Emperor has rejected the appeal Of La Poaeras
for a Communication OF sentence.
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The Conference TO the afternoon Of tho 9th
Of Juno.
The Paris Constiuonre learns that Austria and Prus
sia consent to proongaon Of tho armistce for fort
night.
II pointed out that the question OF frontier
menous for the Danes the uep the Schey Il OF rst
strategic Importance while the frontier proposed
the Germans is perfectly indolcrsble aud would leave
the anes always the mercy Of Germany. Hence the
line of tho schley Is understood TO be the Danish ul
matun.
It confirmed that the Emperor Of Russia has trans
ferred the House OF Odenbug oil claims the mpe-
rial family OF Russia to the Holsten succession.
THE LATEST NEWS.
ft. LONDON. Juno 10, 1894.
The Conference has been extended to the 26h AZ June
No been made settlement or the exist
log difficulties and Is feared that hostilities will be
resumed between the Danes and Germans
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POLITICAL.

wsrdA mesting Of assocst!on VA be held u -
OF the aaAocati0n northwest Of kxhs
centh street and Kshth avenue Wednesday evening
next the 22d instant at TX o'clock for Al
O'Clock addresses will be del verod prominent speakera
All citizens OF the ward cord ally invited DO pres.ns
BY order. LIZ GRAND LOCKWOOD, President
EDwARp r CLARK, Secretary.
EIGHrH WARD CITIZENS Observation-Disclosures
~ ton Of taxation reform Of city govern cls: ,
Of the Eighth ward without distinction Ut party VIII
day evening June "a eight Good speakers wall
explain the OBJ cs OF the Assocaon and what Is now be
city the 'iR,nneny OF these
obeo All inv ted to attend by order OF the Execa
tive Committee. John b. Acxer Daniel Uevne. Edmund
NJ Plum. William Tucker, William Moir, Commee OF Ar
Engagements
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At Is CHATHAM sfREnf - PAwNBRoKsRss
"A tickets teueAt Of Diamssds wstbhea Jewelry, glvss
Plate una Pssels HlkA Ac, and the full value paid for
~ tickets bought q chssham street. rsop No over W
hal seores
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CommercIal IntcliiCcnco.

THE LUNDUN MONEY NAEKEr.
In London the demaud for discount continued
moderate and the open market easy; but the /
rate remained without change, owing to the demand
gold for the Continent The funds were quiet, but
hrmer.
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Tho Turf.
UNION COURSE, L. L.--TRoTTrN0.
Az Juuo N match 80 OO0 two mile hoafg In b

H. woodruff named b. m. Baby Belle .............. 1
P. Pn'er named b. 8. Fort Royal. 2
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oucm mess which will be offered up for the reposo OF
Joseprs church corner Of Pacific street and Wander Dill
avenue, Brooklyn.
McCuss-ln Washington, D. G., on Monday, June 20, Of
woundsreceiyed the I'd inst, Captain ALExANDER NJ.
McCusE Of General Hancocks STAR In the SD year Of his
age.
attend the funeral this Tuesday, afternoon, three
O'Clock, from Dr. Chapins church. His remains will be
placed for the present 10 q receiving vault.
McCARrY-on Monday, June TO- after long and severe
illness, MicaaEL McOARrY, native Of Bandon, county
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral, from his laio residence
No. III Thames street, this tuesday aftcrnooa al one
O'Clock.
ocoyxrri~-un Monday morning, Juno 20, MARTIN,
only son Of Daniel and Kate oconnel, aged years,
Inc friends Of The family are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral from tue residence OF bis father No.
v Henry street. this Tuesday afternoon a. two o'clock
Colonel JoHv scuAscx, in he'slsi year Of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully igved TO a.
tend the neral from the Brick church, Marlborough,
on wednesday morning, At baif.past eleven o'clock
Persons leaving with tho six o'clock boat BY way Of Am
where carriages viii be provided.
srcnEs.-on Sunday, June 10, ABRAHAM +. sEoRsr,
The relatives and friends are Invited 70 attend the
funeral from S. stephens church, corner OF Broome and
Cbryste Streets on Wednesday morning, ten O'Clock,
The members or Metropolitan Lodge, No. 27o, Free
dAccepted hasons, arc hereby summoned 70 attend
sis s''i Brosdwsy' on Wednesday " sorslus. 4 siSs
O'Clock for the purpose o. attending oe funeral Of shsr
JOHN T. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
The members OF Metropolitan Chapter, No. 40,
r. A. NJ, hereby summoned 70 attend special com.
municaton 10 DO held at their rooms corner Of Grand
and Ccntre streets, on Wednesday morning, Al
nne o'clock for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of
their late companion, A. =. ssgrcs; : -, ,vnr
sfocux.-KiIed Instantly IN action, on Tuesday, May
81, Jous r. slocun, Seventh New York Jersey volun
tcers Army Of the potomac 10 his Esd son Of Robert
y. slocum, OF this city.
THoxioI-A Key west, T1a., on Wednesday, May Is,
WAfrm BUCHANAN THOMSON, native OF Ednburg, Scot
land, sged 80 years Also his son JoHN, aged sycars
Edinburs Gcotland) papers please copy.
whioz1-!n Brooklyn, on Sunday, June 10, JoHs B.
wmGHf, aged 40 years.
The flncral win take place from bis late rssideucs 90
Montague street, Brooklyn, Wednesday afternoon ~
three clock FRIENDS and relatives are Invited 70 a.
tend without further notice. 81 49,.
wExSsRnRox On Monday, June 20, after short NJ
ness, Avpsvv p wrSSKsrRon native Of sweden, agsd
81 years, months and days.
The relatives au friends q the family are respectfully
Invited 70 attend tbs funeral Wednesday sfternooo a.
hafpast c'cf *, frora his late residence NO 15l
Vet Eighteenth ssrcet, wilp9pt further invitation.
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AT sos-MoNEY LrBHRALLy ApyANoED ON DfA-
Al Also Pavnbrcssrs Tiasss: vented q Pismonds
Watchoa JQyory Guns Pistols "a, Tor which Will pap
80 per csnnors Than b Obtained any other place
The city 90 Broadway. corner Of Houston street, -
etaira room O.
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TIE ATnEsKUM.-Let It be rmem
bercd that the popular and extensive
po'yJrama Of the War is 10 be exhibited
this evening at the Alheneum. The part
OF it that was exhibited in our city last
season snd its excellent reputation, is
sufficient to warrant US 10 the belief that
it will prove the most interesting and in
structive entertainment that has vet visi.
Ted Us. The Q Iincy Herald of yesterday
morning, speaking Of it, says: this
truly splendid and interesting panorama
closed its exhibitions in our city last eve
ming to large and intelligent audience.
We can fully endorse our contemporaries
who pronounce it without parallel in
beautiful effect, artistic execution and
truthful display. A work of such rare
excellence and interesting character in
the hands of the high-minded and honor.
able gentlemen connected with it can.
not but be successful, for they and their
beautiful exhibition deserve it,"
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CANADA THIsrLEs.-We don't know
anything about the concern, but a friend
OF ours does, aid he says they are mis-.
erably mean vegetable, or weed, or plan,
OF some kind, that take root in the soil
and stick to it most persistently, and
spread extensively, and are a curse to man
ana beast and respectable plants and the
country. What now Well, there is o
patch of them on corner of vacant l,t
on the corner of Main and Sixth street.
and unless speedily ex,irpat.d, they will
take the city; besides, TIE abominabls
things are foreign importation " and
shouldn't be tolerated.
N. B.-P. S-wben we had written
thus far. Maltby came in, (you know L.
b, y and Maltby patted us on the back
and said " hit 'em again r. He DON. ike
them. L. b. don't. "Del.sda s.t Capodo
1"is'leums," says Msl,by. We don.
know what that means, bu. endorse it.
fully.
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Sew York Mace.



~ Telegraph Nrv vo..
sotfon-Scarcc and prices laoc higher al :. a,
81 ~ for nil.ing upianls.
four-stafe and Western slightly IN fAyor ~ ,..,,
~ closed FATHER more steady Sales Ut So, =, ~
ExqN State 8utzs " extra H. H. O.. 4 ass.u a ~
Rsls brands inciu led Ia sales are go bLls Exvr
ior DUNE and July ut Is 20. s ess''
hhNky--D cIdelis higher. Sal At saal ae,< q.
1of ssate, and $50 - Tor Assasrn ~ z
Whesf-Actfve and &c better. S.Ies n ! .sxz, ..
tos Chicago sping 7v0l 81 for NlEnnhs. f1.sv =
81 " for = inter Red sstsrn-
kss-tirm 1t 70Gl Is.
More active and &c lower. enlee II As<a, =
~, pew and old mixed stsrn; and tuI< ~ ga s,ir
msssf.s closing hsasy u AhUus al g r. -
VAts-Quiss. bic for Weetern
CSdee-DuIL
ssss.r- eos.; y 70 is,s and ~ bozs Hsvs.s !. Il,
fs,roleam-iilm crsss &c; Refined fs., - Ga.
Mtoi-firm and advancing.
Ksce-Dull III for Rang oa
fark-irss active tut sisics. Gales n "A cnna4 q
'oe Asess ~ ~ TOR I'D - U06pSe q - M -
nsw tssmr 5S U<0SJ % TOR prime nssre 80 -
nsef-very nrm aud In Rostexn,c Asu..a 80 :.
s09 - " nF nsesG o4sc Tor prime II s1a1e q. -
rey4cked mesG ~ eS(HS3 81 sxtrn mes - -
- 6eef-Qaiet and unchagsed
1Ssf AAnss-fery quiet.
~ ssais tsrnsr 1xDl3s<e ssr shsu,dsrs - II.
lssa Nisss-vay dujl neur> -. ,A.1. 4
4 taEe--4ts9ssf nasd & fxr 1emnaaat l4<Nl2 = / 800
SDsSc ~ - - t61nln - -.
S110 - z. s. - 4
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SUIT YOUR PgHs. AND EYE Z
AM: WA<a tAis C eel WsY IL Own.

AR HA<a tAfs T. eel War ~ Own.
Pray. give me your attention,
And hear what propose.
III tril yuu where 10 get 6ERaf BARGAINS,
In Men and Boys Cloths.
Stern Brothers have n ,NNofn srocx
To suit 10th PuKsx snd EfE,
Aud on giving thrB n call
You cannot fsi TO boy.
CHoars - Oh where's the place Of all others,
wh-se they sell Clo,hing Cheap,
II IL at Stern ,srosh-r.,
No Main Street.
Though this cruel war Is raging,
And goods are very high;
Stu NC sell nj LOVE psices.
As We did in days gone by.
We've rereivei good assortment
OF Clothing, Hats and Shoes
Ion neesln isasr vithsnt Garment.
For grsrsi~cks we xEvgg RErvsg-
CHoRus:- And when you re asked BIZ Others
Wher~ yuu bought that suit neat,
Son can answer. Al stern Brothers,
John. do hurry. for Tn waiting,
The sun h Aimert down,
wish % stop at Stern Brothers,
whose sfv-- 10 in this town
You know we're in need Of clothing,
And til y seH them cheap
So, pray, don't forget the humber.
kight, ON Main street.
CHoRus - See how they are ruppinr
III tell you where they'll meet:
AT til Il place near the Levee
Nos Mziu street.
Whatever good you want 10 bnv
In black. blue, gray hruwn
he sure Z, call Stern Hrotia-rs
That place OF great renown.
Remember tn cheapest stand
fos what "a may need.
And they will not fail TO please you,
AT Na.s Main street
CHORUS And now word to soldiers
In both army and navy:
II you want any Clothing
Call at Main street, near Levee
Having good assortment OF Mems, Yonths' and Bow
lpthing and tents fnrni>hing Gools We re%pecffui
,Nt- the public - give cali ut the old stand No
tfs ~ RET, MAJ ms LAVE, ksoKuK, low.
leil-dtm SsGHN osAs NT % kris
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MAdSiFlcENT.-That is rather an AZ.
travagsnt adjective. but it is the ONLY one
tha, is rightly descriptive of the don.,;.r
from the Ladies Union Aid societ, of hi,
place to the Northern Sanitary F.i, :,
Dialogue. l. is . splendid set Of silver
consisting of full tea set: urn, waiter
ioe'p'tcber, goblets. salver, butter dish
castor. tea-bel'. berry dish and basket.
They are oil Of the finest material. and Of
tic most exquisite finish, and ere . 6ne
compliment to the taste Of the l,di,s and
also of Capt Bridges. The latter. Nth
bis accustomed liberality, le. the l.d;s.
have the articles ct cost. We spprshend
that there will be nothing lovelier .,
richer among I'll the donations 70 the
EAir THAI shu mun.assnt gift Of our
hdiw.
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"a Coppsshssd orasis, vAoss -.
Ngnity ussaliy catwsighs iss folly, thaa
,siIs It the somination Of Lineoia ard
Johnson
THE only merit " caa diseoyss 10
this Baltimore ticket ID the perit o. con-
.istsneJ; il Is "a u : piscs tho tail does
aot shame the head, nor the head shame
the tail. A rsil.splitting bufooa and Z
boorish tailor, both from the back atods,
both growing up 10 uaoouth ignorsncs,
they would sfford = grUtesqss subjsct Tor
sa,irie poes." ID.
Such suicidal attacks, among ! peo-
pie ~ inviacibly democratic = oarr, and
~here ''rail-tpiitting buifOons' and ..boor-
l,h uilofs' vot~. and their votes eoasi
20 par With these Of ssholars aud mill.
soaairss, are utterly assceousisbls. 81
mon Snyder Was thrice chosen Governor
Il Pennsylvania, becoming the idol a hes
tnssses, By virtue Of just sash spless,ic
and shost-sighted mslies. Tns facts ths,
Abraham Lincoln rose from rsil-spl.taiue
70 the Presidency. and that Andrew JOHN.
sun. m iliitersls and psnssiess ssbody,
me Of the ''poor white trash 20 gsner
ally kept unier 10 the South, fought hii
~ay up, through the L .gisl4tsre, House,
and G,vernrship Of his adopted State.
. The U. 8. senate, are eloquent tribute.
alike to the chsrsc'er OF oar iassisusiont
and the personal worth of thess men, -
-'Bnly Gray" said m incensed Bostouiao
10 the mercantile niiaonaire Of his day,
II knew you when you we're but drum
dusr-boy." "Certsisly," responded BIZ.
~ land didn't | dunn we'll r" The
tact that he had siuce risen from iLdigenes
and obscnrily to wealth and pSwer ja-,i'
lies strong presumption that he DID,
N. Y. Tribune.
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|oa1sl1ea - l.uAllRt ~, vhelaa,e evetpus.
ss4e--s.. e.,..s ta.., .s,5s rtns, ~ sAssss =
- Tea, ~ afS Kss fesk, 4, 2k& cr1sAs1 - ~.
], 1872 s.ss Hoes. sool les oe,1sasyrus,i ~
CosSas-kto, ~ Javs, SO.
kscB-l2H 70 i31<c. saM
SuoA-Ansrfcah, S5<e 1nsiish lOc
U sQA4sApaF. -; esn.ss frsassd Ne.
:. - Toes. Hysoa q sso1 70 Imperial. = = -
T0a4ccs-laak Swsst, &c nsdlun nranAs, ~ -
- oVid aud Material Lsn1, q % " q -.
4Aue--Asa lkpnb n - to rsosa. -
CCLAss-Sxlo COsatry = = City %, ntss.
oAs AtfsO-u ~ IL ~. 28Hs -
Dni PGAcnss-Hlrs II 70 lie . D.
DIT CueAAxys-3Ac.
xAnns-8 y . = Is
eAlf- - to e.
PGARi efAncA-ee. se
NOUNS WooDEs WA1s-2 Hoop Pals q %; hoos
90 - 10 Nj. Tutn, Sl5 90 No. do, IA % Ne. "a
u W Nests ID d., -. Wssh l0ards, - IS.
bISa-ko Aarkcrei, bills. sls UBo1lv W.
No. Do do Slo Ua9111 -.
MOL Do HI do Sl0 g.
No.. do hf Do ~ 70
Hf bbls- No. whtts Fish 80 o.
UsfS-Cual WI, the bsus white ~. rsfniI eoe III
SD I'll q o. to Us Lard OIL, n 10 70 q ~ FIJI On
a ~ ~ a.
csssss-iiamburs. ~ Denmark ise
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Pre- MIC ExcURsIoN.-The Exchange
Street. aud Chatham Square Sabbath
Schools viii 90 on pie mic excursion to
beautiful grove near Warsaw, tomorrow,
June 10Th. The ferry.boat Gate City is
engaged for the occasion, and will leave
tie Lsvee at 81 clock in the morning,
and return in the evening. Tickets for
adults 25 cents, children 10 cents; to be
had at Westcott's book store. Everybody
is invited to go and enjoy days recrea
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15
EEImmeose numbers Of lamn,ev =.

NUN e's VI iduprey eel,
are caught in the Thames river, sbuu,
Norwich, Connecticut. The Aurora sav s
nobody there viii eat th, m any more tina
they would cot snakes; but parties fron
Wess6eld. y ,ssachuselts. have hired III,
monopoly Of catching them, II the Green.
vile. dam, and take them out b. ,boas.
.ods, every night They are sold be:v
Hartford and Springfield. They weigh
from one to two pounds, end live BY sec.
ton, cl.pg'ng to The .i,nbess of old ds.bs,
rocks, DO. Zone folks think they ere
prest. good eating.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15

FoR BuRLIEGTos, KE THsBuRo, New
BosreN, MussArEE, ROCK ISLAND AND
DAvsSPoRr.-The steamer City OF
Kei'hsburg, Capt. Chas. Morrison, viii
leave Fort Madison this morning on The
arrival Of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection With the railroads Tor oil of the
above points. AID at Dsveppor, with daily
line Of steamers for Dubuque. Train
leaves keokuk al 7:l6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-15
lFFlCE OF u 5. ASSESSOR lsI
" COLA EcTloN DISTRICT

MT PLEASANT, Haxgf Coryrv Iowa. JrxE 2 1854
Notice 4 hereby given provided in Section Is aEx
ctse an act % tongress Classified provide
htefnai revenue and ~ support TIA. nmsnt and pay
interest ON the lutr debt approved July isf lsox 10
an whom y hiay concern that The Assistant Assessor
u the st md ana 18th Iisison in the ounty az a.
rirst Solecivn District OF iowa. la. completed the a.
s-rieut list OF said Division the month OF Nav tan
nuatl icti aud that said ISIS Valuations and Euamer,
oIis made and TAX n Will Ire tna possession Of
~ sikiPh hsq- nj the lily OF heek@s ia the ,ouu-
81 Lee suject to examination for space fifteen
days irom anu after th- lat ssy Of June, And no.
ice hereby further given that appeals will be received
anddet rnined by the pstiet Assessor relative to am
erroneous OF excessive valuation by ,..
Assistant Assessers at the ufce e. stripe in the
lisy o. h-okk in the onnfy OF Ie between the no,,rs
o. Az eiosk A. NJ anu Q cos p. the list day Of
June A. b. Ieok. Il NJ pl, X vi
~ DIV Assessor First district Of Iowa