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BOARD AND ROOMS.

AT ia, 176, 17s BLEECKER ST, SIX
blocks west Of Brgadwa,, pleasant cool rooms,
With excellent hoard, 90 TO ~ 49, week. 81
A FURNISHED ROOM TO Lea TO GIN
tlemen, with or without board. Apply At "a
Doe ming a. b''Reya Becker anI BEDFORD sts, con-
yoIicnt 10 cars. 10
a FEW RESPECTABLE MECHANICS Can
~ BE- accommodated sith good bo.rd AMI pleasant
rooms, at 20 EAst 18Th =. q.
A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE WELL &C
LA,3mmodaied with OF without loaIi ~ NJ. ! co.,
stanton aud fOr'ysh 81, 81 hoor. -
DOA2D-3 OR 4 MEN CAN BE ACCOM-.
- Wodated uiIh comfortable OOald, On tealuutu!p
tefmr. Call at Mrs.. KINGS, % sullivan Il, Co!ter
Of and, over John II ms Porter iiou'e. ~
ROARD-- RESPECTABLE MlE AND
- young isdv can bc accommodated with toad
n private family v'th the comforts oi + houe
Celi Tor three days' at 40 Nes' aIth It. -
ROARDlNG-A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN
II lie accommodated with load aud pleasant roouus
at 4G6 sixth ave, near PSI st. 4O5
BOARDING - A FEW RESPECTABLE
- mechanics can be- rnodat,d with good boltd
and Pleasant LooIns ~ = Alen n. -
NJAN1FD-A SMALL UNFINISHED
w room, with board on sundays, by d ssmnA-r
Nho works by the GHy, location bet 10th and i6th
ats. Addse-s NJ. p. Station + 81 ave. 80
WANIkD-BOARD FOR A BOY THREE
W yoars Old. Pay 80 a month. Can Isl West
1871 It. Is
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EEEtNN BROTHERHOOD TIE NlM.
,..O. Zoe Wolfe Tone Ci,cs arc notified to ie
a. Tie i'u '.'' 60" tlot.y .nd "o,c-ef sts "a IRE
and 10 p.5Ucpt,e IN the trcC2, ion Of tic COMO Az
Iiish /. ion. =. CcONtkT, ,.rcic. MARK WILL
E'EEIAN SISTERHOOD 49, GEORGE i.
CAMPBELL, tsl., II Gfocnplint. will &c iver A
ccuo b, the lIdOs IF he hinkors Circle OF ths
icui.u st'e.hood. n, the Hall OF Duni Dsn,u-
cary COZ I'D a.. aud "a ave, on III iay ecnin. july
- Of TSq Pm. Admission free. JOHANNA
OshHA p'r,ctross. III MATHEWS, Ireas. ti9
EFNlAN BROTHERHOOD THE MEM
tols OF the faugh-,- iisllni rce arc roqucs cd
20 iatci o. 90 Couilba r, b ookly'n on IL e. cu-
THos DtSSiEAS. Chai2na ai " '"' '''' i IT.
EENIAN MOTHERHOOD THE MEM
negoi iho Emnet Circle. Of b. okiyu, aie hrlt-
u .ouhcd % le 9,c cnt a uc.r t.u. coI.eJ Of 1th
10 par iCipute ~ tie Eerep ion u the ish Ls-.oa.
ILOhAo GALLAli lEh Ceuuo. lf
IN SUNDAY NEAT, 23D. AT 3 p. NJ.
~ the cornerstone OF the rIo,e .cry for Dos;iute
Catholic bJta will 20 laid ~ thu Most Rev. 4 CHI
h.rhop Of sew Io.k on tue fam near " estclcs.Cr
viIa-e Conveysnces oy second and Thi "a ave. co.'s
Tue ilom thsi ,. int TO the rounds Trains VII cave
20 b ~. ard ave. oepot a. = IT. and T. o'CO <
hoIu Peck Sip ~ 81 .. "a. md Ia touching - foot
Of sih =. keireshmonts can he procured o. the
rrouuds gbg
| TIE ST LAWRENCE CIRCLE, FHNIAN
Brotherhood will please meet n: the National
Hall AN ~ or at the Headquarters OF the g9th
ke9t. cor. Beecker and Crosby it, on Friday july
me Co coran Irish Legion XII men Of he f"n,S an
| spirit will be pIeeont. N. CONNOLLY, Centic. L.
| BROWNE sec. -
THE LADIES FATHER MATHEW 7. 4. b.
L society, No. T. \ T., will hold a public tcrlD r
ance moetinR at their nail, $40 East gth st. on this
| Insay ey,ning,a at oc.ock, spetkels, 81. STAY
.nd Others. JOHN KIDD, iaes. WA. O'BBiEH,
| kec. sec. rs
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTTCE-HEERl G.. EVANS
n Will eel Friday. Jub .lst ne sook OF ca ~ ~
glas, and esrthenraie In stoic-o' SIN ave- "' f''
street. 20
CHARLES YOUNG, AuCT.-AsSlGNEL'S
FidNv 70 1uie Ucl,ck pre- s1ly, Of tho icsi1eucc
waahin.ton square, cour Of W,y.t' r.. C. a. 90
sil. waic. oe- cd pianoio tc and ",Cr Or Gle q
p-tit ye, TO clOte Al estate laI
EURNITURE SAIL, THIS D ,Y-BllL
L & INGE AHAM tus,.l,t. .'-y,k. y tAo.t
sales ootn IS Nop Bovery, lar.c eu.utit Of exec
r and lS5" a.RcT tst.,.sd, .6,fer led. a o,
loo IN sass' pu.t-. cn's'' sc. AFRO a,N,rn 'os
c. mon and vviueu's coth.n.. III
II FEL1MAS. AUCT'R-SALTSEOOM 1
J. st Sth Il :. n ~ fy,nrS. r q are i1fcr beer
saloon, fuc billiard table, baea.l table q. "A
lanes AGAR. NCT1oNrrr. WILL SELL
l,,. 80 Sow Bovory, large lot Of .eg'r'
DAM NhhOEFR.~ SAiT-THlS DAY, ny
loliN MORTIMER = Fact 8ro'dv ar' Of 40
ard .shcr diossea, 'kirts -aa,s. ,,aas re'an,u :.
no., sr ~. ' i'r.,eI, ' 'S sac NIX, 70
s,i,to '' aud .5a O.. oper. D. s.,'f
ABRAHAM GoopHN.o 81 Ccn.r,i IT, t1i
II Il. ROLLINS. NCT, WILL SELL
II. mi. DAY. at O'Clock. st -. Cnh q. . .arcp
pets. a.. sc. hu''tI., Gee ts. ,h.i-. a. ~ o.,
uaiuus's, feather lod. lo.-'ers Ha4 pillow. &c.,
= HtrMAN 8 ga" ADC.laNiEE.-A,.
P.gacs, SC, t. o. GOD at pIi' sl~'o. tfI.. july
- '"' c,e W az 'i, 49, .u'..' D.. -
4 ham. Reg. al. csA.t ..,Iv.. ~ ... $50. ,
Oh lodden, re .c''ch and '.H .rtiko' q, 3
ru r.r. enlr ,cs lit,r., o.u,Ds...r, b.. e, ioI
ard ctsc-. ch tinr .n.s sc and po t,., - tbl. w. e.
VIM gar occli's, 80 yt. Cd. BIS. nAaI ... saI... a.
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GENs.7EAl. IaatvI.e-.i.

4 Ii SIZES or TIE EASY WALKING
-At.u'cHc' nov .rady.--l .... ,u'....toI 1901.
'.aa',' aceuoE 81 90, io,l, a..tUi. a.l '...,
e-i ever moe. ih.r'' Hur Co.,. f',4i ta4it ~
A.. 10. Iho lG.gc &c. n. b.-luu-. ..,Uc ale .. %
b'tcke t. 4oHr Biv.d~ay. E-'c.Aus q. eats b. .rt.
g.. -
RANK OF UT1CA-TVE OWNERS DP
- moe thtu tro-tlits 20, Tie ".p.'a st..E ID .hi
Bank Of DC. h4Nin-, u NrllH., witlo4s,t Ito
80 "a Of ~ cctli' to clan I'D cor,rt .l- ca j
sank o. 'uct lnt' NliiCl-l As-of iItiOI under tub
Act Of & nge-s ,ntucI. "Aa .u, 90 nr0,4dca oa.
~ clr.e1ct ccU!,d b. The pledge OF tult.I Sf..,5.
,,i' III D" ilvN.y l1' lnt t'i,uhi oh inI froviay-
u'n thclcot approved JuIt ., 4ati" N0itp IS
ho4t'" f.' that the blak tict h's drc 3ot nd
d ,.miuei 20 te,V,u' Sectional EiullH' Atsl.i. =
the name OF tie " IIIet National Baak Of ~.
ca" Y. v ROGERS, Cashiel ttca, issue .,
l'po' .aI
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Personal .NOTsUs.s.

INDIGNATION WANTED OF MAkTIN
HlkI ana NARY fLkhlAG, OF county uaivAy,
ireland. II they wall cal ana zee lGiIAEL fLLM-
lNu, At 2'E Sands 81, b ooEiyn, they val hoHf Il
somuth!ns 10 their adVEnale.
IF THE MAN WHO CALLED FOR BAS-
i ksI lew morninss since, will cal aeain at this
once, he can set II. Ii
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WILLIAM ABHoTT, hUCT.-THE ~.
t't sbsJ I co. c',., o., ., 81, 81, ,a - g., u. c.
iillE Jns .. :. ..t4 tH.. .us CtA U- bed. : -
20 commence II l Sclca A 4 az
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w VI. WOLF, AttIloNlEk-rl J..
w wOLr-Vm ,,N o. F.Ir. .U'' i ali
oc"cs' tie crtue fiocN al aA'ut,t OF tlp .toc's
ana itdof t.oie, 10. ~ hiis,. s,t.cS corner u
WON'T oin'iY r'.ct'. W.. Fuf,rl, GEL. o. u.. .UIq,
clnar,' starch a,so She ,oIut'r' md ru,s. sAos
ca es, &c, &c no
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EENIAN DROTHLKUOOp

besoi no Einlnet 'ii'lc, OF u. okivu, Aie hclt-
o. iothcd % Lc pc cnt a ucr fult, cOI.ei at IA
tni hfAu' on li.-y ~ nUOJ Isl ln.'. a. C'ctocE
10 par icpute ~ tie Eerep ion II the Iish Lsl.ol
THOMAS GALLAI ilEI. CeuIo. Its
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LNIAN SISTERHOOD - GTORGE


tols OF the faugh-s- iislior rco arc foqucs cd
20 meet o. tOi Columbia r., b. ookyn on IT, G, en-
Ia, ~ ; Jc.Ork =. N. order o. tue state Cortfe
IHOS. DrNNl iAN, Chairman. III
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21
VERY LATEST
THREE O'CLOCK A. Nj
INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS.

NiTcHELLs CASE.
NEW YORK June 20 The Times save: H.
vitations are out for meeting At u ,ison Dore
10 take measures looking to the release Of John
Mitchell, late editor of the Daily News
TOBACCO SHIPPED To FRANCE
The Richmond Republican OF Saturday savs:
Al the time Of the great confagration Oh the 2
of April three of the warehouses in this CITY we're
eminent One warehouse was DESTROYED nv Ere,
but the other two. containing about 100 hhds
escaped.
Monsieur Paul the French Consul. has been
shippir z this tobacco TO France during the pre-
sent week. Three steamers and one schooner
laden with tobacco have sailed
pE-xRrrRs HAVE CLAIMS yoR PAY
The Worlds Washington special SAYS: A gen.
eral order has been issued deciding tia, soldiers
-ho have violated their contracts with the Gov
ernment by committing the crime oil desertion
during the time for which they hid enlisted or
we're drafted, have 10 claim either 20 pay which
had accrued at their time OF desertion. or TO sny
hct with this decision, will not be allowed by The
Treasurer.
Army rHK POTOMAC.
Nov that Saerman's srny has all gone. the
work of Transporting the Armv Of the Potomac
has commenced. About 900 men have gone
and about l0,O0O more are remaining here to be
mustered out
NO MORE BOUNTY TO BE PAID.
important orders we're issued to-day, direct
ing that no bounty be paid for any e-enIiss
ments after the lss Of July. This applies more
especially TO the regular army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

Prostitutes in Nashville pay license Of FIVE
dollars
About fifty new buildings are in rrocress 4
erection in Atlanta, Ga from the ruins OF burned
house,
The Empress of Russia "only" ,pent ESQ.,
600 during her seven moaths' stay at Nice. She
is nice woman.
Mrs Partington wants to know. il il we're
not intended that women should drive their hus
bands, why they are put through the bridal cere-
mony
-Natchez il said TO contain population Of
about Is 600 souls. a number nearly double her
population before the war Business in all re-
spects save the sale OF cotton, is very lively
there.
Lawyers. doctors aud keepers of stations
each have TO pay a license Of ten dollars TO carry
on their legitimate business.
The Boston Courier says that the test Of
loyalty in Massachusetts, is undergoing change
Hereafter il will not be LOYALTY. but treason, to
support the Administration"
The Boston bootblacks, alta recent meet
ing. resolved to reduce prices to suit the times,
and now shine up' tor five, instead OF ten,
cen;s. heretofore charged.
The printer is the master OF all trades He
beats the carpenter with the rule. AID tie mason
in setting up columns, he surpasses the lawyer
in attending TO his case. and beats the parson in
the management OF the devil.
The national debt of Mexico ia over $500.
O0O 600. and the annual interest upoL it over
so. OO.OOO Her entire revenue j. said TO be
Insufficient TO even paw this interest. yet she
carries ON continual var. and keeps Up two gov
erImeut establishments
Previous to 1920. there were no stops in
books. and ali language. whether printed ,r in
manuscript, we're. like The Hebrew. without
punctuation. The Germans punctuate q great
deal more than the English. and write every NJ. me
With capital letter did the earlier English
authors. The use OF capital letters is c,ntinu
ally growing
1t IL stated upon good authority that Prince
Netternich. the Au-trian ambassador TO Paris
aud The sou OF The great dlplOm aust, is about 10
publish the memoirs OF his father wh oh will
torn one OF the most remarkable stores aud
biographies ever published
Nov and then nske all the difference in the
world Ia reference TO the review Of the SIKH
| Corps at Washington. the other day q CORES
poudeDt saws - il ~ not year since the oponr
tune arrival OF this same SIKH Corps prevented
Breckenridge from making raid into this cts
which he then threatened But no. even cup
OF cold water VAS offered 10 the defenders OF
the metropolis TO day. aud fe~ cheers gree'ei
them as they went marching along, hot and
tired .
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NsW Serk Market.

NEW YORK, June 70.
Cotton 4064lc for middling
Flour l0d29c lower; at So l0@6 10 for extra
state; Sc 1896 e5 for extra round hoop Ohio. and
So 9UGc 30 for trade brands Rye -four QUIET
Corn meal dull
Whisky 81 O2@2 % for western. and 81 OG
for refined
Whest-Winter red western 81 421s: prime
81 64Is amber Michigan 81 90; choice
81 69 RYE dull Corn c00c5 for new mixed
western, s2c for mixed. CSC for choice. and
81 Ole for inferior TO prime western yellou
Oats 74@75c
Coffee dull. Sugar. IO9IO1l Mol.s-e- 3Oc
Hops lUd3Oc.
Wool dull.
Petroleum dull at Csc for crude, 53c for re-
fpei in bond. aud i0@I2do free.
New mes pork 500 62a27 so; SEA SOFAS 90
for '63-'6i, do cash aud regular way. closing at
s24 80 for cash. sl9 90 for prime. and Slg
OOG2O 90 prime mess Plain mess beef $40 90
ala 90: extra mess SI2 00dl6 %; beef b. ms
a5d27 So Cut meats. II al3Iac for shoulder.
and l53I7Hc for hams. Bacon: 1876
for Cumberland cut; 1899 for long ribbed. ano
l59 I51 &C Tor short ribbed
Lard i512@l9c. Butter. 2O@3Oc for Ohio
aud 2G5Jc for State. Cheese lO@l5c RE.
dull
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

ISFASTRY AND CAVALRY RECEPTION The
Eighty seventh Infantry aud the Fifth and SIKH
Cavalry will have a reception 10 day, With the
customary veIl-earned honors. Our venerable
fellow citizen. Col James Blake. the Acting
Marshal on such occasions. il at present absent
from the city His place will probably be filed
by some person designated by the Governor for
the day The cannon will be fired, as usual
a, A NJ. and the ladies requested to re
spond TO the signal again, and assemble at the
Soldiers Home, 10 render their accustomed aid
in arranging the tables and putting things in or
der generally Dinner will be served at the
usual hour, and the assembling of the troops
in the State House ParS. about 200 10 nun
Der. will be indicated by the firing OF cannon.
Citizens are requested to hang out their banners
on the outermost wall, and be present at the
speaking. to welcome the boys aud testify their
interest in their safe return
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE FLORENCE READISG RooNs.-This estab
lishment, corner vi Meridian aud Maryland
streets, second story, is one of the nestest ar
ranged in the city. The proprietors, Florence
Richter and Pat Welsh, are well known as nc
comodating and pleasant hosts. florence was
formerly proprietor of the No. ! Saloon, on
Pearl street. and Pat is familiar to the habiiues
of the Exchange since that establishment was
opened. They attend, in their new place, 10
business themselves. and visitors can rely npon
procuring the very best that be purchased,
served up neatly, gracefully and arlistically with
all the accomplishments Among other attrac-
tions. business men will fnd at The Reading
Rooms" the latest newspapers from all parts OF
the United States and the handsomest furnished
apartments Of the kind in the city l9lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

BosroS. July 2O-The follo~ing letter from
President Johnson vss read ia Council to-
day: A ~
wssaSoros, June 10
To Gov W. A Buckingham. Moderator Of the
National Council Of the Congregation
Churches. Boston:
] received With profound thanks the Dispatch
Of your Council. 10 the srdaoGs and enb.rr=s-
ing duties devoIved upon ne feel the need OF
the CO Operations aud sy mpsthy Of the people and
Of the assistance OF the Great Ruler OF The Uni
verse These dnlias shall endeavor to die
charge honestly and TO the best of my jadg meut
vith the conviction that the best nerestsO of civil
and religious liberty throughout the world will
be promoted nv the success and per1anency Of
our country. Let Us labor to that end. aad tba,
mission upon which the people have been sent
among the nstions Of the world will be accom-
plished. (5igped) ASpRKw Johnson
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

PLEASANT REUNION Last evening some
thirty members of Company L. OF the Seven
tieth Regiment residents OF the city and imme-
date neigbborhood. sat down to a splendid sup
per at the Geranium, as a memento Of past asso-
Citations and friendships The Seventeen had
been absent. duty. just thirty-four months.
aud certainly the thrilling events which had &C
cured during that period must have knit to-
gether. with hooks of steel. the hearts of the
gallant men who had been permitted. by kind
Providence. to return to their homes The sup
per table was spread with all the delicacies and
substantials OF the season. and no party even
assembled. who. with more gentemanly deco
rum. graced the festive board. May the mem
bers of Company E. of the Seventeen, ia spared
to assemble together on many, very many. such
pleasant reunions is our feryent wish
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

NV York. June 30 The Post saws: Their,
are now at Battery Barracks. about 500 rebe
prisoners. most OF whom show no desire to &c
South. but content with the rations &c
given them A number of them are 10 be sen,
South to-day. There are about 900 on Har
Island.
This morning the Twenty first Pennsylvania,
Just arrived, were drawn up in line, ready Il
march through Broadway. when some 500 rebel.
from Hart Island entered the gate, and. filing in
front Of them. went into the barracks in rear OF
the regiment. No insult epithet passed be
tween the men, who h I'd so recently been deady
enemies
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currnxrros-Msnhers

Masonic CrTpaArfos. = Members Of th'
Masonic Fraternity sveudiuR the ceisbra
ton on Friday. 23i instant, on arriving 10
he city. gill repair 10 Masonic Hall The
PROCESSION -ill start from the Hall At O'Clock
2. NJ. under The direction Of General Stevens
Chief Marshal. and HE assistants. and march tC
the campus OF the Northeastern Christian Uni
versity. The use of which has been kindly granted
for the oecssion. where 90 Grafton vils be deliv
cred by Col X. Thomson. Of Terre Hsute
After -bich tie fraternity and their invited
iliends -ill partake Of a Tree collation.. made up
Of the substaDti4ls of life. With plenty of lemon
sde and cold sater. prepared tor the occasion.
The public are cordially invited TO attend
ladies e-psci'lly
The Massachusetts, Avenue and Un0n Depo'
Street Carr 10 within few square OF the
University. and on that afternoon viii DC rein
forced that. If possible. all may be accom-
modated
Ample preparations are making for a large AZ
tendance and pleasant entertainment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

CAIRO. June 20 Additional particulars of the
Red River disaster east blame upon the officers
OF the transport for not running the boat ashore
Had this been done il is believed no lives would
have been lost
Part of the machinery OF the new steamer Or-
Eiba. recently sunk in Galveston Bay has been
saved. but the hull is a total loss
Bishop Gregg. Of Texas. in pastoral letter,
insrructs The clergy of the Epscop, church to re-
turn tn the liturgy as it was before the war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21
Expedition Against the Indians

against the indians is actively progressing A
part OF the command i. already en- route for
Fort Laramie Gen. Connor with the remain
ing troops Of the expedition, starts for Powder
river. via Laramie in few dsys Supplies are
arriving from the Missouri river and are be
ing pushed forward rapidly. sufficient nnm
Der OF troops will remain behind for the protec-
ton Of the mail route One thousand cavalry
arrived at Omaha to day, and will join the expi.
ditinD ct Powder river
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

Stock AND CREAx ALEs We call attention
90 the advertisement OF Mr.. Jos O'Conner, the
sole agent of Sands celebrated Chicago Stock
and Cream Ales. These sIes. for their purity,
are recommended in the practice OF some of our
best physicians. and they are used in a large
number OF our private families. Mr.. O'Conner
bottles the ale Tor family use. just as it comes
from the barrel, and no healthier beverage can
be used. lie ia prepared to supply druggists.
groceries, and the trade generally, just as they
may want it. either in bottles or by the barrel or
half barrel
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COM N ERCiAL-.
III rELEGRAYs.
cincinnati Market.

cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 20.
Flour dull Superfne s. 90; extra IS ESQ
-. and family 81 0067 IS
Wheat. red ST. 40; white 81 559l IS. Oats
5Sc. Corn 63@65c Rye Use Clover seed Sl4
Barley ST. l0Gl 20 Oats 55d Soc
Whisky dull; small sales At 81
Mess pork sold at $25 O0c; Bulk meats
1904 tor shoulders. IA for sides and l719C
for hams. Bulk hams 23@25
Lard l7l9c.
Exchange firm.
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Sugar l46lSc Coffee 29,G32c Mola.se:
81 2O@l % Butter l5@loc Eggs 10000
Petroleum Refined tree 65970c
Silver 81 81. Gold ST. 37dl 371S.
Money easy at 6@S per cent.
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President Jehnson Urges Retreach
ment.

INV YoRK. June 20-A special TO the
Commercial. dated Washington. june 20tb. says
Charles A. Page. newspaper correspondent has
beech appointed United States Consul to Heirich,
Switzerland
IL il confidently expected that the army will
be reduced to 100 900 men by New Years
President johnson 10 known to be in favor Of
retrenchment as means Of returning to specie
payment, which he will recommend to Con-
gre-s.
Secretary Seward has been warmly congrstu-
lated for his foreign policy since the publication
OF his official announcement of the Withdrawal Of
the beligerent rights by France and England
from the Southern Confedersey
Mrs Surratti is seriously i'll this morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

B- Yesterday. in the Supreme Court Room
proceedings were held in regard to the death of
President Lincoln. A committee was appointed
to draft resolutions. which we're reported through
their Chairman. Hon J. W Endon. Remarks
we're made by Messrs Ke,cham and Dye. on be
half OF the bar. and were responded to in prosaic
prose by Judges Elliott and Frazer on the part
OF the bench. The Cour; ordered the proceed
ings to be recorded in the minutes. and then the
Court, in respect, adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

TERRE HAUrE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD
CHANCE OF TINE -On aud after Mon ay, Juue
10. the time vi this road will be changed as fol
lows:
Westwari-Accommoda leaves at 100
NJ; Exoress. 100 p. NJ Mail, $40 p. II
Express. 30 z. NJ.
Eastward--Express arrives at $40 A ii
Mail. 1890 A. NJ Express, 7:25 p. M; Ac-
cOmmodation, $40 L. NJ. l6-lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

BosroS. June 2O.-A soldier. acting as one oil
the guards over Mr. A h. Stephens, at Fort
Warren. informs the Traveller that be spends
most Of his time in writing, aud ha. already pre-
pared rolls OF manuscript enough to give a com
plete history of the rebellion He also reads
considerably, aud each morning spends some
time ia singing hymns. which be does in q good
voice, and with much feeling and spirit he
maintains proud and naughty air. aud stands
upon his dignity, maniesting no desire whatever
to converse with any one while taking his dali
walks on the ramplrts. He. however. does er
press occasionally his dislike for j eff Davis, and
for that matter. so does Postmaster General
Regain. who Is kept 10 an adjoining cell
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21
Health OF the Stewards.

NEw YORK, June 20 estcrday's Washing
ton Chronicle says: Secretary Seward is slowy
but surely regsining strength he is able to at
tend TO bis official duties
F. W Seward is also improving. We are pleased
to state, and it ia the opinion OF DR.. Wilson be
will he able TO enjoy ride out in abou. week
We regret to state Mrs Seward is quite Ill with
an attack of intermittent fever. Surgeon Gen
ersl Barnes is attending her
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-21

NEW YoRK. June 20-The Posts specisl
says: Nearly sill the rebel civil officer. are suing
for pardon About sixty civilians have been par
dOned DO the President
Governor Hahn has published a card in which
he declares that the Legislature of Louisiana
adopted the constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery, the reports to the contrary being IN
true.