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WAsHINaroN NEWS.

NV 1OBKJ June 10.
The Potts special says that although the
Treasury Department is about TO issue a
limited amount Of certificates of indebted
ness, yet the gross amount is gradually de.
creasing, as the Department is taking up
more mstured certificates than It proposes
to issue. Gro s-e' rT~, --f 75,-a s
Commercials special says Mr.. Hartley,
who takes Mr.. Fields place ss Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, has been Chief
Clerk in the Treasury for many years.
Another experienced clerk, Mr.. Hof-
man, will tske the position of Chief Clerk
The certainty that General Lee and 9TH
ers have been indicted at Norfolk for tres
son causes great excitement at Washing
g. - l.s- '.t - rs.-l--.I .-' 400 ?
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WRLCOmETO ROLDIE.s.

l.a.- rr-.r THARRRBURG, June 10.
Governor Curtin has issued an eloquent
address to the people of Pennsylvania, re-
commenting that in every part of the State,
1t the approaching anniversary Of 1nde-
pendence, special Observanees be had of
welcome to our returned defenders, and of
the commemoration of the heroic deeds of
themselves and their comrades who have
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Two toFpedoes were recently discovered,
concealed in the. Mobile Custom House.
One Of them was 80 arranged as to explode
when the door was opened, but fortunately
nissad fire. -
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RRECKENRIDaE Is QUA.

CINCINNATI, June 10.
A dispatch to the Gazette from LexlDg-
ton says: Rsliable information has reached
the friends of John @. Breckenridge that
he has arrived safely in Cubs. They re-
fuse to say how he got there.
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GRANT IL CHICAGO.

..r o. .-,-- r-5.-,,t,r CHICAGO, June 10.
General Grant arrived here at noon, and
was enthusiastically received st the depot
by large concourse of people, and was es-
corted to the Sanitary Fair buildings by 3
committee of the Common Council and q
committee of one hundred appointed by
the Board of Trade, where the public re-
ception took place. 1t is understood that
the General will remain in' the city some
dAys rH r.f .EHe -aH5r-.a. ..r H.#
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

The Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, member Of
the last Congress from the Chicago dis
trict, announces that he is about to resume
the practice Of the law in Chicsgo.
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THE sTEAaER Admiral DUPONT

BOSTON, June i l.
The officers, crew and passengers of the
steamer Adm iral Dupont arrived here on
Saturday night. Purser Morse reports that
thew left New York on the fth for Fortress
Monroe, with ssmsll detachment of tr""- >,
and at 4:2O o'clock the next morning, In 8
dense fog, the ship Stsdscons wss seen
steering nearly in an opposite direction
We wheeled hard s-starboard, stopped the
engines, and reversed them to avoid col
lision. but before the stesmer could lose
hen hesdwsy, the two vessels came together
and our starboard bow was stove in. We
found the steamer was settling down very
fast and in three minutes after the collision
the steamer went down As far as 1t Is as
certained one fireman, six soldiers and one
colored woman are missing.
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The total receipts of the Chicago Sani-
tsry Fair up to Friday night last were
$l7b, b,67I sst s.-,..--. -.. --.---.
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RRVRR.PHIMrIER.

PHILADELPHIA, June II
Jsv Cooke reports that the subscriptions
IN the national losn Saturday amounted TO
81 66S, 100, including sl9S. 45O' from the
Third National Bank of Chicago, 100000
from the Third National Bank OF 81. Paul,
sllO 600 from the Ninth Matt nal Bank Of
New York, 100000 from the First Nation
a Bank OF Albany, 100000 from the
Merchants National Bank Of Boston, snd
$4,000 from Pratt d Co,Iof baltimore
Total for the week, SlzSOaO0O. ss1 ,c o.,
DEATH OF ms. sIGOURNEX.7r &
HARrFoED, June IL. ~
Mrs. L. d. Sigourney, poetsss, died IN
this city thh morning, sged 70 years,
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The report that Kirby Smith is goneto
Me1ieo IS confirmed, and that he took
large amount Of money.
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stocks steady and sctive.
n.1a.-.L..-.a-- --.a.. =

! New York Central 90; Erie 7Ts, Miehis
gan Central 1851; Hudson lo45i Reading
sas; Old Southern s2b Pittsburgh ss5;
Rock Island 9ssS North Western, prefer
red, e1-dividsnd, 74a Fort Wayne sSai
0hioand Michigan certificates 244 Canton
osii Cary Improvement AT; Cumberland
4O8; Quicksilver 6I4.J se5 b.
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OAA0 LBS WOOL TWINE-THE
EUUU best qusIlty IS Reasonable prIee-lor
sale by OHURoHILL 3 BBOThER,
jun5 --.- DEuggists, l25 Ontario lt.
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SAILED.

NEW YoRK,. June 10.
The steamers Helvetis TeutOnia and
Citv of Baltimore sailed for Europe to-
day, taking 81, ,OO7, ,OO0in treasure.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

In three mile race to day, Als1snder's
horse, Astsroid, which, on Tuesday last
made the best time on record, won the
race on me hest, Losdstcne sulking at the
end of the Arst quarter Stretch and DR..
Lindsay being dis.aneed, % fc --'7-u p
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR JIM JOHNSON, HAVING RI
moved hls ofaeeto No. I4S Ontario street, OEeE
ColvelPs Hardware stOre, would be piaasod 90 ses
all bis old patron and - many new onse As may
please 70 call Particular afteation paid 90 D's-
esse, Of Wonen and children, Rheumatism, Sera-
thea. and indeed 90 ail the h ta which humanity
e beir. Consultation free. Ohlos hum GOm %
1OAM and from 70 and 10 10 ? II. AD7:3s4
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THE NATIoNALEIs oprN1oN.
NEW York. June 10.
SOUTHERN DELEGATIONS.

The Herald's Washington special says: ::
There seem to be at least two delegations
from every Southern State in attendance
at Washington, in regard to reconstruction.
They are usually applicants for Federal
appointments to be made. The President
has taken time to consider the proposition
and does not intend to be in hurry in
making Southern appointments. There
will be ample time to put the reeonstrue-
meeting Of Congress. The Southern pso-
pie are hOcking here in great numbers.
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closed frmer. Bacon has Auctustsd and
closed unsettled --l-s--- ----e--y-.,
The Petroleum market is irregular. Crude
fell le per gallon, which WIS recovered
The market closed quiet. sq-" .~a-,
In thsesrly part of the week the whis.
Ky market was heavy and prices lower, but
the market has recovered, and prices are
firm at 81 O49s2 O5 for Western. p, CO
The Commercial Publishes reports from
all parts Of the country relativeto to the con.
dition Of the crops. The indications are
that the harvest will be very sbundsnts pr
FOREIGN PAPEKs ON THE CAPTURE OF JKFF.
Foreign papers by the Africs's mail
comment freely on the capture Of JEFF.
Davis. All of them, both English and
French, agree that Davis should not be
hanged. The Times says the capture
Of Davis viii produce feeling of uneAsi-
ness and anxiety in every country lin Eu-
rope. The Inhabitants of these islands
have little reason to sympathizs with Mr..
Davis and if We plead for his life il q not
from any esteem for his motives. He is
known 70 Us IS one Of the most inveterats
calumniators of this country whose policy
it was to stir up the feelings of every class
Of his eountrymen against US. We re-,
member him IS the author and originator
ofthe famous Mississippi scheme His
plan of rsbe lion was founded on the ides
that the deprivaliens Of cotton would be
found to be intolersble, and that driven
by hard necessity we should be compelled
to support the South with the whole en-
Miro
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ARRESTED.

The Worlds Washington special says:
General Candy, acting under orders from
Washington, has succeeded in Arresting s
man who offered to be one of one hundred
to pay one million dollars, in Alabama, two
years ago, for the assassination of President
Lincoln. It is possible he may be brought
before the Commission now trying the
conspirators.
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GOLD MARKET.
New YoRK, June 10.
% Gold this morning is quiet but firm. The
price has ranged at 13S@l3St.
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The London Post says that the sbsence
of that material element of sll human un-
dertskings, success, alone prevented Davis
from taking his place in after times by the
side of George Washington.
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Brigsdier General Robert Allen, senior
QuartsrmAstsr of the Valley Of the Miss
issippi, whose headquarters are here, has
been promoted to MsjOr General by breyet,
BY the President
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Instructions have been Issued to release,
first, rebel prisoners who sre sick, and then
others in the order in which they have
undergone '.imprisonment-those longest
confined are released earliest The work
of releasing all who come under the am
nesty class Of the proclamation is rapidly
progressing; all, probably, viii have been
set at liberty in the course of two or three
weeks. -A
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

W. H. Lamon, Marshal of the District Of
Columbia, rendered. his resignation to the
President, to take effect Monday night.
TorrrvTTYu Time IN Ia
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PREMIUMS In CGLD.

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FASHION PIATEs

Having made special arrangements with
Mime. DEMoREsT, 473 Broadway, New York.
for contributions to our Fashion Department.
we call the attention of the Ladies to the
same. and commend our Monthly TO their
notice, as containing mere information in
regard to Dress and the Toilet, than any
other Magazine published.
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MEDICNAL.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
FOR
SICK HEADACHE,
Its Symptoms, Cause and Cure.

THIS has received its name from constant nausea
L or sickness ut the stomach, which ate nds the pain
in the head This headache is apt begin in the MORN
ing on waking from deep sleep, and When some rrcgu
Interestingly oppressive feeling in the head which
gradually merges into a heavy pain in the tcm-
pies, frequently attended by sense of fullness and
tenderness in eye and extending across tile fore
head. There is a cammy, unpleasant taste in the
mouth an offensive BREATH and the tongue covered with
yeowis white fur The sufferer desires TO be alone
in dark room As soon rs the patient feels the full
in the head and pain in the temples take large
dose Of schenck's Mandrake Pills, and in an hour or
two they will feel we'll ever This has been tried
by thousands and is always snrc to cure and instead Of
the sick headache coming every week or ten days,
they will not be troubled with it once in three months
schcnck's Mandrake Pills are composed Of number
Of roots besides Podophinin or concentrated Mandrake
all Of which tend to relax the secreons of the liver and
act prompt than blue pills or mercury and with
out leaving any dangerous effects. In bilious person
they will show themselves by the stools They will
expel worms, mucus bile and all morbid matter from
the system. In sick headache, il they are taken rs
agents to return the money if they do not give perfect
satisfaction.
II person has been compelled to stay ont late at
he had drank drop unless he forgets to go to bed
at all.
They only cost IS cents a box.
Whoever takes them will nsvor use any other. They
are worth dollar to sick man for every cent they
Don't forget the name-scuESck's MANDRAKE PILLS.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. schenck,s PRINCIPAL
Druggists and s.orekeepers generally.
Price for Pumonic syrnr, seaweed Tonic each 81 SO
per bottle. 81 SO the half dozen, or two bottles of
syrtp and one Of Tonic, for s. IS.
Dr. schenck will be at his Office, No. Is North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, every Saturday to see patents-
lie makes no charge for advice but for thorough
examination OF the lungs with his Rcspir ometer he
charges s..
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CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
DALTIMopp Eab ohtl, 1854

BY CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
BALTIMORE. Feb. 18th, 1864.
Having known Mr. Fletcher +. Marine for MANY
years past, We take pleasure in stating that know
MN to be gentleman IN when the confidence
may he placed in the transaction of business lie is
prompt attentive oblging and Reliabe.-Robert rur-
Dry Goods +. 4 s. Faey Druggists kew c. r. Timer
East Baltimore Conference; Rev. A. q. Marlatt. Il. b.
c. Mechnncsburgh Pa; Rev Andrew Manship Phila;
John w Randolph Esq. Cashier Fcls Point ISaSk; Is.
aac p. Cook. Register Of Wills; Armstrong & Berry
Booksellers; Tucker Smith Boot and Shoe Dealers
baltimore. Nd. Hon. T. Holiday Hicks o. s s., Cam
bridge, Nd; W. Z. Mclaughlin, Attorney at Law York,
Pa. 10y '
Rock HILL. Kent 90, Md, December 21st 1868.
This Is to certify that during tho last years. have
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr. f.
y. Marine, in business; and take pleasure In stating
that during that time have always found him practi,
cal Industrious business man. of most unauestionabc
integrity possessing the confidence Of all the business
men who know him.
Yours, most respectfully, c. A. LEARY.
DENTON, Caroline county, Md.
To THE BUSINESS PUBLIC:
After eight years connection with Mr.. F. f. Marine AS
drocery anu Commission Merchant take pleasure in
recommending him AZ business man, strictly correct
and must say that he has my entiro confidence.
mM NJ. McMAHAN, Sheriff.
HAvRE DE GRACE. Hartford county, ND.
Mr.. T. +. MARINE Sir We can say that you al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory to us for nil the
business we have had you do for u.s. and we always
recommend any persons that know you and you
can lihe our names for any recommendation that you
may want. Yours
December Goth, 1868. SPENCER { WRIGHT
VIENNA, Dorchester county, Md January LIST, 1864.
Mn. f. f. MARISE Allow mo on the beginning of
the new year to extend to you my hearty cungrat-
ulations for the satisfactory manner which You have
given me for several years, in The sale of consignn,cns
which have Entrusted to your hope in the f,i-
ture that may he able to increase those cosgnments
and that will receive from the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS
PoTTER's LANDING Caroline county, Nd.
Mr.. r. Il. MARINE Having been Intimately acoHnint-
gu with Of your business having extended
TO your care over five years the sale of produce all
accounts have proved satisfactory aud in the future
expect to patronize your house My advice to all per-
sons having Grain or produce, to extend Commits
SION Merchant, may rely confidently. having not tho
least apprehension, but find you honest respects
Yours, b. q. STEVENS.
june %, lS64-am
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CO.HIC ILLUSTRATIONS

THIS Department Of the Monthly, under
the immediate supervision Of McLENAN, the
celebrated Comic Delineator, will be found
always rich in Wit, Merriment, and appro.
pirate Design.
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Japanese Tea

WILL not mould. Unlike tho green tea of
w China, this is not dried upon copper pans
and colored with coloring mixture its yellowish
tints is the work of nature, and it exhales per-
fume that belongs only to teas of the highest
grade Lovers. Of tea and indisposed persons
should try it. Those of our customers tina have
used 1t prefer 1t to any tea sold in this market
For Sale by E. BROWN, JR., Il BRO
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COM.iISSION MERCHANTS.
TO FARMERS
DA1RYMEN& COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
ELOUR, Grain, Glover and Flax Seed,
Il Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan,
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vege-
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days of their reaching the City, by for
wardhg to the Commission House for Coun-
try Produce Of
=. E. MARINE,
N. E. Coner of Frederick x Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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4. TO THE LADIES
- i OF -0g.. DAD
ELKTON 4 VICINITY.
NEW MILLINERY u TRIMMING
STORE IN ELKTON,

MISS MARY A. JONES having taken the
~ New Store House lately occupied by Mrs
Lehman, offers to her friends and the Public
at large, newly selected Stock of
Bonnets, Trimmings, and
.sgrs,s. MILLINERY Goods b,
generally. Her personal attention will be Civ.
en- to all orders in her limo, and she promises
that her styles and assortment Of Goods shall
not be inferior to any ever offered to the Public.
Her Stock will be continually increased by no.
yelties in Ribbons, Trimmings, Elnbroders, &c;
and styles not on her shelves will be ordered 70
suit her customers Hoping to receive share
of the Public patronage she respectfully solicits
an examination of her stock. 49,,
Embroidering, Plain and Fancy Sewing exc.
cuted to order by competent needlewomen.
feb ~, Gait. a MARY A. JONES.
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EDITORIAL DRAWER

will abound with SCI lection, of Wit, Original
Stories, Come Sketches, and light Litera.
ture, culed from a ell.garnered storebouse
"f fun, fact and incident, aifording interest
ing light reading matter for the Parlor and
the Fire. side.
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GEO. IL. CARMAN. JOSHUA NJ. BOsLEY
MARYLAND 20
LAND AGENCY,

WE SELL. AND PURCHASE on commission REAL
timore, the Counties Of Maryland and other States
BORROW AND LOAN MONEY ON MORTGAGE
OUR OFFICE is centrally and conveniently loca-
ted with all the appliances for thorough and ener
getc dispatch Of business and we propose to use all
proper and available means to present TO the purcha-
sing public and capitalist such property as may be in
our hands for sale =
If you want to SELL A FARM, HOUSE, or GROUND
Rent, inform us of the fact and put it on our Books
lfyou want to PURCHASE REAL ESTATE of any
CAGES examine Books before you do so.
Persons having business in our line are respect
fully solicited to give us call, or communicate with
us by letter otherwise
CARMAN BOSLEY
No. 5 CARROLL HALL, (up-stars)
8. E. Corner Baltimore and Calvert streets,
Feb Is, 1s85-3m BALTIMORE MD
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MRS. M. G. BROWNS
METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY !

CERTAIN CURE FOR
DEAFNESS, DISEASED EYES, AND ALL BRON
CHlAL AND THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS.
Ee" PRICE So. "a
THE METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY is composed
of three distinct preparations viz: poor Richard
Eye Water Ear Mixture and Scalp Renoyator.
and is applied externally. Each remedy can be pur-
chased separately, at the following prices:
Ear Mixture, $500
Scalp Renovator, 100
Eye Water, large size bottle, 100
snrdl " 25
sent by express steamboat and hack to any part of
the state on receipt of the price with full directions
for use Send for circular containing certificates of
cures, &c. J.T, COMEGYS
Sole Agent for Maryland,
Mar =, lS65-6m 500 W. Bait ST., Baltimore.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons Indebted to w T. McCauley
"A are requested to settle their accounts as
early as practicable, with r G.. REESE,
- Attorney for w. T, McCauley.
Jan. 90, 1865
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.-Jnst received
~ fresh invoice of Double and Single
Bit Jack and Fore Planes, Hand, Tenant
and Compass Saws, Steel Squares with board
measure, Spirit Levels, Ha.ches, Drawing
Knives, Chisels, Augers and Anger Bits Of
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TURlOSlTY.-T greatest curiosity in
~ Elkton is the Hardware Store, 3 doors
above the Post Office. There is to be found
the largest stock Of Hardware, Knives and
FORKS, spoons, Lamps, Waiter and Trays,
&c, &c, &c,, in Cecil county.
sep Il Z. W. STAPLES.
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