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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02
SMILEY 4 KNEPPER,
uASuvAcsvnsas q
steek an Cream Ale, Porter al
Lager Deef.

A LsO KEEP CONSTANTLY ON RaND 4
"A complsts stock Of llolt. Nspe, Pitch, Rosin,
Duago. FORKS, Mos, Malt 6hevsla Desre!
Bsushss, Scoops, and bsswsrs' Msassia)s 4 ~
kinds.
Brewery end Malt Heuss IN Eass Davesposs.
Orders solicited and promptly sllsd, e q: -
eefo4 49, esL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

NEW YoRK, Aug. IA dispatch nom
WashingtOn says at The The Gloss Of The was
Adams Express Go. advsncod 600, 900 to
the Virginia Railroad Companies upon the
understanding that they should n0e carry
freight Tor any other Express Co. Al lees
price than they were paying under these
circumstances. The Express u16es 0en.
Joe J0hnst0h's management cannot com
pete, and the RAILROADS. having r. eslablish
Cd themselves arc endeavonng 70 pot N
press Co.
The case IL il the u 8. Court and will b
decided next weck.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02


Foreign Novvs.
The Rurspssn ueile lust arrive3 furnisl,
she following iasts:
Earl Derby and Iasd 0tanley 10 both
heuese a The Esglish Paslisosnt ~ firth
thea sasssl sne ossesvaat psliey Of Englaad,
soelintng evidsatly tswesds NJ Divine
right I'D fssliag. Shs viii not ebjes4 N
German secsaslruelieo in the shape Of Z
gssot empire - Disaask's PIN.
The Ptuauias Oobinet, husheA vieh in
psswses, aeeziosoes ~ aaxisev & NsoolSo1
cd ~ Cnns II nuosia tt pseee. 70 couG1e
oehoe ~ dfaauouppo1ei ltjeoisAin ~ sitA>
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- Rsne. Eng3aoa VIM 80 Melfa.
NJ nsjoioh soVoen0eo1 - ~ $3.50
70 the rsfssn See1ioe h nrincisie' ~ 10
Ne fact II Hyds Psst bei 81 1870 -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

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vheuinnfleU. and ch egSully recu0Oen0 IL tsol 10
every Oae a1lIctcd with Any Of IL above no0e9
JAMES \. wAnSun.
HAssSuup, Cosn., Ort In, 1881.
sod 4 I'll drusEists. Oalee - Ccrtlandt street,
New YoGk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02


oDovuopoes market Repoee.
(ovv,ee Q, sps DAvrposs DpaoonAs.
H. $500 Aussss :. 1894
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

OxAnA, Aug. 1.-THE 0ovcfnmene Con.
missionsre yesterday accepted On additional
IS miles OF The UniOn Pacific Railroad. One
hundred and slxty.thres miles Of the rod
are completed. This bsings the road within
81 mileso Fort Kessney. which poius viii
TO Grand Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

HEARr's ConrEHT. Aug. LII have char.
tered the steamer Daunlless to run bseweea
New Foundland and Cape Breton 70 c.ffy
messages until We 81 the cabs repaired
across the gulf Of 81. LAvresce which Ne
expect to accomplish this week.
IT. KcKay Superintendent Of the New
Foundland line len hsfe on Friday in hes
majessy's steamer Niger. for Caps North.
0seas Eastern taking 10 10 miles Of cable y
repair the gull OF -. Lawrence cable end
Win leave Tor Cape North this evening.
TIE Atlantis Cable y Wusklua eplendIdly.
lSigued1 CYnus ". FiRfD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

College.
brunswick, Me-, August 1.-rhe com.
mencement festivitiesat DOwduin College are
progressing iuEly. The following honosary
degrees VEN Conferred this forenoon: Rev.
DE-. Woods l.. L. d.. Rev. John Pile D. D.,
Rev. +. G. Smythc d. D.. w. T. Wellistef
A. N. Rev. DR.. Woods to-day sent In his
Sesignati0n ~ President or ths College and
Il was accepted and referred to the Commit
tee Of the heard. Rev Dr. Harris Of Ban.
gor, will undoubtedly be chosen his sue.
Cess0r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

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rs ~. ~ .vs.y ssbss@esss " days =
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'ro'W she n saesse eooefolIe0 ~
1 ~ BY sejveeTens ssvd,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

nDu1ssA ~ skss ~. - -. lsns.A
49, - sesss ssueeo - - ~ =
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o6est1ss, - psseses soI~se = eeofg -
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49, nAas. ~ esll ksesM - - NJ
Ch~sssA~e oW6'asp. Whssar essioe ussO y
! red b. shs sssaay : ssss b s.us Cs'0asas
.ian. T., toss< No ths ti~~e. q CHI. No.
ss~rn 10 I'M esv se~ksns ~ ~ s-1rs 4 ~
~ esvrs'.ssrMt, did to-day ale4r 1sss
= s1lssvsa sssa Ga. sAssi iss ~ ,,sss,
ssreissa here. .. cossses ding ths esAtlaU>
sass u oassial lae N Nee Osisoaua, ssasl
sfisr shs Investigations VI The siess shall
~ eDoesused.
ne HsrsIis Ilsesmosaa eesgeapso1san
9slo 80, seys Ossssajal ednieiDesaeisa
a $50 6hos0 = Uinnoo0 ebjooGD u ~
Hbesk sanss. Hsssesds'S tsseps ~ ~
It MeotRey VI Ce0osee.
4 freed len had bssa ssdsrsd b Casa-
vsisl n ne1auosas. NJ
A Istase ftsa l1asinalian's UAief e o.
met ~ bseo eoptared, ID which - ooyo
0oaea AuoS's esssval h thie eeealsy b ~
Gssoe ps,itisal svsot q ~ DAY.
A eueleus Soe ~ sseabnsk0sst q ~
Amssieon Division hAs bsso eseabllehe6,
end recruiting pssgrsssss rapidly.
h ssllesias tslssFasis ssnssPssdsses
sxpleine ttsslf:
Hxscvssvs DspAasnms.
wAssnsses, Jsly II, 'es.5
70 ~ Esssllsney 0svssass wslls
have besa advised that 700 haso ieone9
procisnatioa eoavsaing " esovsslise
sleeeed II 1854. Pisose ineoro - on1ee
and by what authosiiy this ~ beea 4eoe.
aad By uhat authority this eeassoeies 80
eosu9s y sspssssee ~ Wheos pseSls q ~
isseosdl ANDREW JOHNSON.
The 0ovsenes's reply . = ls1eWs:
6fAss o. LselsaAnA,)
Execunvn DoPADsnnns,}
New OslsAHs, JOY -. ~.
n Hi Esssslsnev, Asdrss JsAassa, Ass>
i1tne Of ~ Uajtsd Slstte:
Your tsleArsm b seesived. hsvo -
issusd ~ order eonvsning ~ sSavssolso
q 1854. The eonvsntion wao fesesoveoeo
b. order Of ths Pfeeidsot q ~ booy b.
virtue q . resolutien authesisise hin = 4
., and = thae svone ~ hin - osi1 upeo
~ proper eGeess e ths State y ioess
wsits = slscaisos It dslseatss In unseps
ssesntsd pasiehss. " pFoclanatiss Wos
ioausd II respeueo 70 thas call AZ oeea
80 vacancies - - asesstsinsd thsy will
b 6llsd. and thea ~ Whele 0eote win b
represented In The Csovsntien.
(6lgas1D J. Madison Wsias,
0svssnes.
since ~ SD ut lhsss have bssa -
casss, asd 81 deaths b. ehslsss - Blssk>
V0EoIshn6.
fssa ths leth 70 ~ Slss ulG. there wsss
g sasss end 80 dsatAs by shslssa "a Waed's
Islasd.
In The city yesterday there were 81 easss
| n, and dsashs By c6olssa.
On 0ovssnes's 1sIaad there were essWo1
ssv essse and 8 deaths yesterday.
fhsss have been . deaths on David's 10
land.
There are nine nov cases asd one dsaahs
10 Randall's Island.
| TIE spidooic b "a ths iseseess 10 Beck.
Ign. Yesterday there were 10 eases aad .
fPoa lso0l0vlllo.
LoulsvllLs Aug. /.
Two lAlal cases Of cholsra have taken
plaes at Taylse baerasts aneng recruits n.
Gently asrived from New York.
Chez. Norris, Of Go. @. was fatally shet
ct the Barracks while breaking guard.
Fro0 Nashville.
NAsnviLls, Aug. l.
The Mayor and City Council havs 80
lained IN Injunction ftoa Ceuaeellos Camp.
bsll enjoising the Metropolitan Comois>
eisaers iron further ssgsninEisa q The
sen.A n ~. ,l1e,el s,r.e..<a;n~ - ia Ine>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

NeW Orlsans Met Suppressed.
WAsniNGres. August 1.-Genersl Baird
telcgSaphs from New Orleans, July 81: The
riot has been suppressed. l have declared
martial law In the city. About 40 persons
have been killed and large nnmber wound.
ssl. nearly oil Of whom were friendly 10 the
Convention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02
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49, Ycnx, Az 1s<rAs M aseey
.,ssrls s.vs tbr hsam nasAsl \ uncisaeoNs.-
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,n..r,s arr 6sn; lssisssnd shsses sesIs< |;
s,.,.. s,.,cks ncstv~: ksilr~d bonds 6sss
. ,hou, ,nurh inquiry sssts the braid; Qe
.s,,.,ws we're: n q o. ~; IRE. 81; =. =
IA. 4 G tia B eliza
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

wAsn,xerox. Aug. l.-Ndeics hss been
received from the Prusoian Poo oGlco that
IL consequence Of he var lsstesesSde ~
IOniau Islands, Greece, India, China, Aus
ITALIA, &C., cannot b forwarded BY The
Prusian closed mail 10 their doelnaADoo VI
Trieste and consequently untn further nc.
tice Iestess for these countries will not b die.
patched from the United tates 10 he closed
mail 10 Prussia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

00106o60 UeGD0e60600 O60Ve0tSO6s
HAnnmpunO, Pa, Arg. 1.--Ths Peon.
sylvania 6Oldiem Dem0cs3tlc 6eate C0nven.
ton assembled in this city.
Credentials Wefe psesenled by delegates
from every Representative district q tie
State
Gen. jacob b. Ewctzcs Of Allegheny coun.
y was chosen Temporary ciaifman. A
committee Of i've Was appolnoed - aelecS
oGlcess for tie permanent osganlzatiou, allss
which the Couveutiou took fecen Goe -
hour.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02


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CaUn RATES. On sTEClAn. TEnMs.
club olive viii sIo~ed the following commissions v VI
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

NA1nv1Ll8, Aug. I.
Tie Mayor and Guy Council have 3D.
taiped IN INJUNCTION ffe0 Oeuneellos Camp.
bsll enjoining The Astsspsliaan Comois>
eieaers frem further ssganinkiea q ths
police force until after hsasiae, On 90
-esust Of ths illegal prssesding & he Leg
islss1ss which passsd The Get therefor and
tAat provision for Kissing money To- the
euppost Of that foees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

A rTORSEIS AND COUNSE1ORS Az Law
lAOnice ccrnef of Main ssd 80 Ste. iau2dws
j. N. DUNN,
Painter, Glasles and Whlleaees
NNlLL ATTEND To ALL ORDERS IN TINE
w most prompt an acceptable manner. and
IN the best si,lc q the att. Orcrs respc, ttully
solicited mxy2 d3m
4. MILLER.
In - ahANN STREET. BELOW SEC.
ond keeps constantly on hand and makeo
- to Older
Geass', Boys and Chlodren-o
CLOTHING Of the best material and in manses
shat cannot fsil 10 give sstisfacticn. Liberal
rssrouaac respectfully solicited. lmy2l-dly
r.. W. McCn.E0.l.AND.
DulLDER, MANUFACTURER OF SASH
ID Doors. Blinds, Muuidings, hrsckets. Ac.-
Contracts Tor baiIdiEgs or every description.
shop aud FACTORY corner Of Main and Thise
stre-ts. Davenport, Iowa avI- ss5dAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

.. .. ss0wx. Alsnsp sUtLS
BROWN 4 aQ0.lY.
A rTORNEYS AND COT NSElORS At LAW.
"a Office corner - and Brady SITS. Davenport,
Iowa. mchl5
no. '. ooox sow D .. cOoA,
J. WILSON atrnv. J. LAWS nnUW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-02

DANlEn. 0OUn.nD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Farasemre. e'arpeen. Oll Cloths,
Mate. 30Gs, window
Shades. Ac.
mch2t .du Erst second Street cor. Perry.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-08
Mammal MiIifnrV AsvInm.

The Managers Of the National Asylum for dis
charged vo unteer soldiers, authorised by act of
Congress, approved March q, 1866 ask proposals
or sites for Asylums by donation or sale. The
premises must be situate in one Of the loyal Stsies
contain at least 200 acres of land, AMI be IN a
healthy locEtion and easy Of access by railroad or
othergise. 1t is the purpose Of the managers to
erect, without delay, extensive and permanent
buildings for said Asyluns, and Its establishment
VIII he largely advantageous 20 any section 6r rail-
road in the vicinity Of its location.
Plsns, spec hcst.ons, and estimates for Asylum
buildings, including detached cottages, are also
asked for the approval Of the Board. Liberal COM
pensshon viii be given for the successful plsn.
Proposals, plans, specifications, and estimates
the fl st named % be in writing, tanning plot and
description Of ground and terms and conditions Of
transfer must be sent to Major General b. F.
BUTLER, at Lowell, Mass, on or before the 2)th
day Of June, 1866.
BENZ. F. BUTLER,
President Board of Managers.
LEWIS b. GUNCEEL, Secretary.
iune5-3W
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-08
CITY NEW
The EdgefeId PICNIC.

The success attending the Ladies Benev-
olent Society, in getting up their Picnic,
day before yesterday, was greater than was
generally anticipated. At least 1900 per
sons we're in attendance, and the proceed
will amount 10 at least 81 ,055. The object
wss one which had the hearty sympathy OF
the people, without regard 10 political sen
uments or predictions; for there is no
man whose heart is not adamant-no man
who is not the slave Of absolute selfshness
but will extend helping hand TO the
manned and the helpless, though a foe. We
noticed a number there who had been Fed
cral soldiers-had been enemies 10 the
Confederates in war, but who, like brave
men as they are, never turn a deaf ear to
charitable appeals.
One Of the first objects Of the Association
is 10 provide those who lost limb in the
late struggle, with an artificial substitute,
by which they may be enabled measurably
TO support themselves in various avocations
and callings to which they are adapted /;
and many q heart will be made glad by the
hberality displayed day before yesterday,
BY all classes Of our citizens.
The grounds were magnifcenty lighted
up BY vsriegated lanterns, the colors of
which-red, white and blue-geve evidence
that THIS vas no rebel gathering, Whatever
distorted accounts of it may be forwarded
TO the North by correspondents DESTROYS Of
preventing a return to that former brother
lylove whic hso long existed between all sec
lions Of our once happy country.
There were ten tables fairly loaded with
every species Of delicacy, from which the
laFong partooz bountully. We do not
Know The names of all the lsdies who had
'I7se 10 charge, and we therefore, in order
'Ia' there may be no apparent diseumina-
ZION, VIII not attempt to mention any; but
VIII say that all acquitted themselves
most admirably All seemed determined
70 make the affair success, and never were
Efforts more completely rewarded.
AT an early hour, those inclined TO wor-
ship at the shrire ef TeIpsicore, repaired
to large Plateau, and there enjoyed them
Selves tall long alter midnight, to the light
OF the blazing torch.
The reunion was most happy one, and
We hope to witness others Of a like charac-
Ter, before the wintry frosts return.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-08
SELF Abuse.

This vice, which is never prscticed in
the presence of any one, has proved thS
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of she noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloquence or pen TO song.
u has destroyed health, blasted the consG
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
a living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
OF address him By letter, Box 500, Mash
villa. Tenn. fsb26-F
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-08
CinncInnnti. nhio.-JosErn B. QunEI,

CinncInnati, Ohio.-JosEFH b. Quincy is
our authorized agent 10 receive advertisements and
subscriptions Tor The Nashui1c UsiDa.
new Orleans, La.-E0WS E OVERALL, Of
tfa Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
arent 10 receive advertisements and subscriptions
Tor The Na5,ras Uui0n.
Memphis, Tenu.-D. II. ToDD Co. are
our authorized agents 70 receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the Nashville UHi0a.
Jsns HoorEa Co Publishers Agents, Il Park
Row, New YORK, are authorized 70 contract for adj
yertIsing IN our paper.
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.uga. New York, and Browns Iron Building, Phila-
ssphia. are authorized 10 contract for advertising
Boz our paper.
SIN. Plrrrsd1LL a Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Pari. Row New York, and Stale street, Boston,
are authonsed TO contract for advertising IN our
paper.
is. WILLIAMS 81 Chesnut street, n. +. corner
9th Street, "a Louis, DO Is our authorized Agent
20 receive advertisements and subscriptions for the
Ea.briEs Ul..0a
SHEFFIELD, Wms a Co st. Louis, No, are our
authorized Agents TO receive advertisements and
subscriptions for the Nahritc Jnt0a.
c. h. SERVES 81 Dearborn street. Chicsgo, ILL.,,
be- our authorized agent 10 receive Advertisements
and subscriptions for the Nashville Union.
EuArFrR Co., Advertising Agents, Louisville
Ky, are our authorized agents TO receive ad'er-
taemauta aud subscriptions for the NASHVILLE
UvI0s
b. C. MrI,1osH, Louisville, Ky, is our author-
iret agent TO receive advertisements and zubscrp-
tons for the NASHvmLE UNION.
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CoEoNEE's INouEsr Coroner Geo. W.
Norvel, yesterday held an inquest on the
body Of a colored man, named John Tate,
who left this city some time ago, and enga-
ged TO WORK near Gallatin; that, having
been taken sick, he started for this city. 10
his relatives, he died on the way, in the
wagon in which he was riding. He was IS
vears Of no
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

HEGEMAN'5 Ferrated Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
Ii OF Calisays Bark, with PyTophosphaie of Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN 8 CO., Chemists snd
Druggists, New York.
fYkOPHO5PRATE OF IRON was introduced by
E. Robiquet, of Paris, in 1885, and received fsvora-
bic notice from the French Academy; it is east y
assimilated, and not deeomposed in the ssomach by
iood or the gastric JUICE; It Is prompt, efheient
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, end Is not stimulating OF Irritant.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK is pleas
snt Cordial. possessing the valuable properties Of
Cal saga Bark and contains eight grains OF the Py-
ropbosphae OF Iron IN each fluid ounce; and in ell
cases, where mild and eficseious Iron Tonic is
desired, VIII be found most valuable pTeparst on.
SAN pies furnished to Physicians on application.
PURE VACCINE CRUST5. selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable.
Hb6EMAH & cos Cordial Elixir Cslisaya Bark.
aenges. All the above sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN q CO.,
mari en- Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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Wanted.

A GINS wanted In every town and nelghbor.
IA hood Tor THE GREAT LABOR sAVER." a
ne@ Ar'ieie In grest demand, worth 30 % any
Agents male and female, are making S. 20 SO per
day with aespital d g 70 $40. Adv person hsvTng
liiile spare time, VII md u pleasant and prost.
ane- 9end stamp Tor circulars and return Dost-
sse- AolLea7 r WAYNELL,
nhlt-SHlf Box 4Tsl CHICAGO. III
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John B. M.Ihgsn V. 400 MIIsapa.

IT appearing from the sfidsvit fled in this case
that the defendant 80 conceas himself or sbsconds
that the ordinary process cannot be served on him.
IL . the0iore ordered that publication be made FOR
four successive WeeEs in the Nashville Uni03. no.
ntying the said ADdey hlszps % appear befoTe
Monroe county, Tennessee. on the 10th DAY OF
dune, 1855. 20 answer Il en- and there the SID A.
tschms NJ IS the law directs, or the same viii be
taEen ~ confessed and heard psrte 10 him.
This the 9Th day Of December, IsG5.
mNls-4tH JOIN MINIS, J. P.
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with verrnin need
be 80 no longer, " they uss "CosrAR's' Exterrnna-
tor. We have used It 10 our satisfaction; and h a
box cost 81 We would have 10. We have tined poi.
sons, but they effected nothing; but "Costars ar
hcle knocks the breath oUt Of Rats, Nice. Rosrhes
Ante, and Bed-Bugs, quicker thsn We can write hi
il = 10 great demand all over the country 1fsiuc
(Ohi0J G0zsfte.
- tlCnsranl.lI nar.rtisnr,nrt 49,
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New York Market.

NEw YORK, June 7.
Cotton firm; 3Sa 4Oc for mddl ng.
Flour less active; common and medium grades
10 a l5c -wer; extra Stase SO sos.
Whisky firm a. s. 26l5s2 Il.
Wheat dull and declining; 81 10 for Chicago
spring; 81 l2s2 "A for No Milwaukee.
Mess Pork unsettled; $50 5Gs3J 70 for new mess,
closing at $50 6215
Bacon quiet; Cut Meats steady; l21%ls54c for
Shoulder, ACC l7asl &c for hams.
Lard quiet an heavy, l95as2z1Sc.
Gold opened at l453s; clos ed at l443g