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STRAgGK, BUT TRUE.-That Warts, Moles,
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, ETC., can be re-
moved without pain. To be convinced call
at DIR. Whites Rooms, 424 Penn ay., between
* and 9th streets.
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DIED

NOONAN. On Thursday, the 2lst inst, at be-
tween and O'Clock p. m, Bridget GRIF.
FEN. wife of Patrick Hoonan.
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
yited T. attend the funer al from the residence Of
her husband, on I'd street, between g. street and
Mass. avenue. on Saturday, the sd st., at three
O'Clock M.
SHERWOOD. On the morning Of the ed inst. =,
Miss j. ELIZA sH kRWOOD, daughter OF the
late Samuel Sherwood.
Relations and friends Of the family are invited
to attend her funeral to- morrow Saturday J at
O'Clock D. M, from her mothers residence No
429 9th street, between + and @.
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CORNe, EUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders Of the feet sue
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No IA Pennsyl
yania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets. Of
flee hours from q. N. to S p. m, and 6 to D. m
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PERSONS Will find it greatly 10 their advan-
tage 10 examine our stock OF Dry Goods. Ho-
sieTy Notions, &c, before purchasing else
where. YATES Il SeLEY
No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue
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:. ID. MARROW, 3O2 Pennsylvania avenue,
continues to manufacture to order fine Shirts
at the lowest prices.
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M GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aactioneers.
TWO STORY BASEMENT, AND ATTIC

BRICK H6gsE AND LOT, o. the south ai de
OF south B street, between New Jersey avenue
On MONDAY, the 2sth inst. We shall sell. in
front Of the premises, at O'Clock p, m. part OF
the improvements, which are q two story base
ment and attic Brick House, containing rooms
80. This property 10 handsomely located about
the center Of the Square, at the corner Of an
alley on Half street east and B street south, Cap.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in 6 and II
and Is months. for notes bearing Interest. A deed
given and deed of trust taken. All csnyeyancins
at the cost 81 the purchasers. 800 REQUIRED
piia a doTn whs 6R tes sgEToPsrty i sclaS
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PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star ONCE counter.
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SUSPICION OF BURGLARY AND LARCENY
Last night, officer Bresnahan arrested a negro
named George Washington, alias Gaf upon a
charge Of burgIariously entering the residence
of MIR. Burr, on II street, between 18th and
1ith. and stealing two trunks, a lot of clothing,
money and other articles, amounting to about
$3.50 The evidence against the prisoner was
not positive, but so strong TO induce the
Justice to commit him TO Jail for court. The
property was not recovered.
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RI sREHh . WILLIAMS, Aucs,oessrs.
RY W. L: WALL a co., Auctioneers.
- Ongipal Horne and Carriage Bazaar,
81 La. ay., between 9th and 10Th ~

SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.
On SATURDAY MORNING, June I'd, con-
mspcing at 10 O'Clock, at the Bazaar, win be sold
about
FIFTY HORSES,
suited to harness and saddle. full descriptions
number Of Work Mules
Also.
One very large Bay worE Horse. tx hands hisA ,
and believed 20 be perfectly sound.
One very superior Work Mule perfectly soun nd and
weighing over 100 pounds, and only sold for
want Of use.
Also,
A large collection OF desirable New and Second
hand Carriages: Bugeies. Rockswsys, Express
Wagons, and other Vehicles.
Also,
A pair OF very lne Harness and Saddle Horses,
splendid rosdsters, Ambulance and Harness,
the property of Gentleman who has been
ing them for his private use, and enly SOLD for
want Of use, and are believed 70 he perfectly
sound.
Also,
A large collection Of New and Second hand Hsr-
ness. &C.
2Eew Family Carriages
New Germantown Carriages
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesdsy
Thursday. ano Saturday without regard 20 ths
weather.
Carriages and Harness always on private ssle
le % W. Il. WALL CO.. Aucts
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H.sse %. yi!i siys ihs.s Iss.ons! sssseaosnel
The rssidspoe a. nmiiies dsolipinG houSekoS1i1 II
Alec, to the sesea q etoe,n q 0roCsriOS - ~
HAfusoB, o. AAl-Rf
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~ K. y. PAGE, AuetiO,eer.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL
n, rrr.n HLL AT ACTION.
RYK. #. PAGE, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON Sd STREET WEST, BETWEEN "
AND / STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Suprem Court of the
District of Columbia, passed on the 10th aay of
June, 1866. In cause herein Joseph Walsh eft nj :
are compaipa ants, and Mary A. Fletc her ct al are
defendants, Ne, 706, Equity Docket No z, Ia Sub
scrloer se Trustee will offer for sale. the premi-
SEES, on WEDNESDAY, the Sd day OF uly next AT
60 clio ,. m; Lots No. Is and %, in Square No.
SIS, and appurtenances.
Terms of sale One half Of the purchase rnanev
IN cash, the balance in six months. with interest
from day OF sale, for which the bond of the purcha
ser with approved security will be taken.
III the terms OF sale are not complied wi tn within
hye days from the day of sale. the property will be
chaser.
Stamps and cenyeyancing at purchasers cost.
W. W. DEMAINE, Trustee
JeZz-oSds X. II. PAGE. Auct.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

VARIABLE BUILDING LOT ON 7rH ef.
WEST, Between and sunsets north a. Pub
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, Ut OK o'clock ,.
M we shall eel, on the Drsnisee, Lot No y, q
by l28 feet deep: running back TO On silsy.
Terms: One third cash; balance. Q, u, 70, and -
isee. An conveysneins and revenae stamDs st ths
cost OF the purchaser. $50 down when cold.
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a SPECIFIC FOB THROAT DIsEAsEs.-sMy
communication with the world is very much
enlarged by the LoZenge which i now carry
always in my pocket that trouble in my throat
(fer which the Troches are specificj having
made me often Il mere whisperer
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Sal OF I, y}2f ~. s1AsPs N TAs
% Ss ISaf; FL ENTHUSIASTICALLY. :.
70 &6 ORR / - LI.laxY nAsKEr-rsnsAr
J;s: e :; t & SCI sssKsr-rRIpAY Inn.
at WsSisS iii fAxKEr-noapAY.,y.l JAY :. .,
sS.-fersoas nov hsJdiae stsads n tAs an =
&C Psrkeh csa rstaip them y pAytns - . .
~ 81 saio.as : 1IOHHRD WALTON. Gayoe.
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fAsI DRIVING AND DfsoRDERLr.-Yester-
cay cay tns oIheers Of the second precinct arrested
Snas. hing, hackman. for fast driving, two
charges; one under the Lew Court ordinance,
me o'her under the Corporation law. The
haSknsn: with his Passengers, Mary Hamil-
Ion ana Maggie Brown, were taken before
49, s.e AEI, who fined King SO in each
ooeduct.
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RYw. L. WALL 3 co.., AustiOseer..

EXECUTORS SALE OF BUILDING LOTS on
New yerssg avenue: near the Rsilrosd Depot.
o'clock on the premises we shall sell parts Of lot
and &, In subdivision Of square No $50, ffontiul
z leet on New Jersey avenue. east side, betW eoo
d and streets north. and running back an aver
age depth Of ~ feet, and containing Sis % usre
Terms: One third cash; the residue in and 4,
months, With interest. secured By Q deed o. trust
cost OF purchaser. W. L. WALL CO.
10 % Intel Auctio0eers
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RYC. W. B0TELER, Auctiopeer,
- Nc. $40 d street. between 10th and llth

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIRNIrURE At
- AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. June 18th, nj 10
clock, shall sell, at Ne 400 Pennsylvania sy
enue, between and 9Th streets, a few doors east
Q. lhs NATIONAL Hetel, g variety of Household
One Rosewood case Pianoforte
Large Mantel Mirror
Four Bsp Curtains with Corpices 6c cornnla.a
Brussels aud Ingram Carpets
Walnut Whiting Cabinet
Gas Chandeliers and Brackets
Drugget. Etagere
Oak Sideboard. with marble ton
Oak Dining Chairs. Straw Mating
u ing room aud Hall 0ilcloth
Window Shades
Large walnut Extension Table
Plated Casters Knives, Forks, Spoons
CHINA, Glass and Crockery, Table Cloths
Bedsteads. Washstands
superior Hair and other Mattresses
Toilet cts, Blankets. Refrigerator
Safe. Superior Cook Stove
Kitchen Furnitnrs, Cooking Reauisites &c
Terms cash. O. W BOTELER.
Je 2-dts Auctioueer,
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VALUABLE Contributions TO THE NATION
AL FAIR FOR THE ORPHANS OF SOLDIERS AND
SAILoRs.-Mr. Alex. Williams, Second Au-
ditor, Treasury Department, having inciden-
tally mentioned to Mrs Lincoln that the COM
mittee Of arrangements would be but too happy
10 receive any article from her in AID of the
truly glorious objects of the fair. she, with a
consideration worthy of all praise. has trans
United to Mrs. DIR. j. T.. Smith, of the District
OF Columbia section, silk quilt Of matches
beauty and design, and an afghan of truly
Oriental magnificence. BY this sale the fund
for the orphans will be largely benefited, prob
ably to the extent of 5000
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN eEoRGErowN
AT AUCTION.
On WEpNEspAY AFTERNOON, June 9th.
part Of Lot No. ll3 in Beall addition TO George,
town, fronting g feet on Beall street, between
Washington and Green streets, and running hack
40 feet. and improved by two old Frame Tene-
ments.
Lots No Jos and Ioe each fronting co feet ON Real,
street, between Montgomery and Monroe and
irTr n,,s oS ~ ~ ~, OF 20 feptal street
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
ON the property. Conveyancing and STAMP ct the
cost Of the purchaser. deposit of : so Will be
required as soon a. the PRO perty 10 struck of.
je2l THOS DOWLJNQ AMT
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For a Cough, Cold, an Irritation or Sore.
ness OF the throat, "BroloH'S Bronchial Troches
will often give sure relief 60
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DIsPoeIsg or CoSTRABAnD PRIsoHERs.-
Last night, Andrew Simpson, colored, was
arrested by officer Tucker, OF the Third Ward
for sleeping ia the Center market-house. This
morning gentleman, who claimed TO be en-
ployed by the Freedmen's Relief Association,
appeared for Simpson, and Justice Thompson
dismissed the prisoner. on condition that he be
sent away from the district by the Freedmen's
Association. The same person intended to
appear for colored prisoners in the Second
Ward station, bat they had been already dis.
posed of. The mode proposed by the r. r.
Association is to send all colored persons who
cannot obtain employment, or are under arrest
for trifiing ofenses and can be dismissed, away
from the District, to States north or south,
where they can be profitably employed. This
mode, if successful, will be advantageous to
all concerned. The farmers North and South
will be benefited by the labor; the centrabands
will be benefited by their wages and the op-
portunity to improve themselves; and the Dis
trict will be relieved Of a class that cannot be
employed here, and If not fed and clothed by
the Government or private charity, must steal
or starye.
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The CLKPHASE LIBEL SUIT. CIRCUIT
COURT, JHd1t Ohn.-Y esterday, in the case Of
Francis McGhan against Lewis Ciephane
action for libel, after Mr.. Cook had concluded
ms Esument for plaintiff
MI Riddle followed on the same side, stating
that there was ne allegation in the bill that the
defendant had suffered as 10 character, but
that ne complained that he had suffered In his
business There is no allegation that he was
furnisn ing material, or that he had the mate
rial 20 furnish, or had dollars worth Of stock.
lie thought that all that could be said for the
defendant had been well said, and but little
was left for him 10 do. WHY should the de.
fendant SANDER the plaintiff The plaintiff
charges that he has, and done IL purposeIy and
maliciously, and claims siO,OO1. and he (Nr
Riddle proceeded to argue that the defendant
had no motive TO publish the alleged SANDER
and contended that Clephane was uncontra,
dIcted IN his evidence. Mr. Riddle proceeded
70 SPEAK in eulogistic terms of McCleiIan
whose name had been mentioned in the test
mOny as a military commander, and, returning
20 the subject, spoke Of the publication OF the
letter. II had been asked what business Gle
phane had 70 write the letter, and was pro-
Ceeding 10 argue that Ciephane had a right TO
give the information 10 the Government :
when the court ad journed.
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DECREE OF DIyoRCK.-This morning, Judge
Wyiie. in the Equity Court, made q decree,
diYorcing VIM Hays from the bonds Of matri-
nony with Mary Hays.
The petition sets forth that the parties were
married in Baltimore, in August, 1855, and
came 20 this District in 1889: that he lived with
the respondent until November, 1854; that re-
practices, and since January, 1856, she has
been living IN open prostitution.
The respondent, IN her answer, charges that
The petitioner for several months failed 10
make any provision for her support, and
asserts that She has always conducted herself
as q faithful and loving wife.
The evidence was taken before J. J. johnson,
ExAminer-Mr. j. Il. Adams for the petitioner,
and X p. Jackson for respondent and II was
70 me eject thar the respondent has been keep
ing company with dissolute persons, had be-
come intemperate &c
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ny THOs. DOWNING. Auct.; Georgetown.

TX 1hOc. Auct., Georgetown.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEoReETowN
n AZ AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, June 18th, at O'Clock D. m d,
VIII sell IN front Of the premises, Lot Ne 60,
froptlng . feet on Washington street, between the
Chesapeake and OHIO Canal and Water street
and running back 40 feet
Also,
Immediately After the as-ve. will sell Lot TO-
fronting about 10 feet Green street and $50 feet
on the Canal. '
Terms: One third cash: balance in 6 and IL
months, with interest, secured by q deed of trust
OIL the property.
re Gid THOS DNwLIN4 Ant
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AUCTION SALES.
[Fsr otAer Asctio. soIe, o., to,,tA ,.o.


tE~ etaer Asetie. seles see tOurtA pagsI
III H. x. va MAt ss = 90, A.eeo.s.r,
NEW AEpo sIGosg-aAEs Rs.pY-sApz
On SATURDAY HH Al xYY MDRsIso. jon. "a At,
iA,es assortment OF fhe above Goods. viz:
Gent: new and second hsnl Goats. Pants. and
Lads. 81 SIX Dr.s.es S sr.., r.r.,
Lsdies and Cent: undsrcieshins, shirts. Hssisry,
Lawn, POplin. Alpsecs. DsiAins, AsrinO, shI~ls.
Ladies and Gents Boots and Shoes. Hats, &c.
Also,
HoussSoId Pasai Ss s s e1S 1890 Se
II n. X. WALsa / CO., Auets.
RH GREEN Williams, Aoctioaeeca.
ExS1LLIEI rwo:s!oRI IRAxE HOUSE,
.fd IfS isses Is. ss.s E rss AacOs
lot No s IN square No. ss With &: iSsro oss'
ing good rooms, passage and SscSSuiid iDs.''
Aise. fronting on 30 foet alley, We shail sell,
me location oftSs props rtY i in 5000 I Ss "a
crnood. ard EXCELLENT water.
Ispsi Qns,thirS cash; balance in SIX and twelve
re cost Of the purchaser. $50 down on e.s &
',s's q property SfsH s0ld WILLIAMS, Aue
RY K. Y. PAGE, Auctio.eer.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON Capitol.
On TUESDAY. June aSfh, al o'clock p MI
shall sell, at public auction. on the premises, the
following described property: NV
Lot Ne. II, in Square $40, on 5th street east, be-
tween b and streets south W
Also Immediately tber eater. two Lots in Square
95 each Tot fronting p feet on 10th street east he
lw aS south street and South Carolina avenue,
sa,d lois being patts Of Lot in said square.
Also, Lots 10 and IA. in Square 90, near the cor
Rer OF east Capitol street and 9th street east
months 1 -
ge z y ,S&TuT k.F. PAGEAu
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Rr 0REEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aactionesrs.

HsGs9 zsS 4ss .. sass :: Il.
being House No. 9ss. q Public Ascsioa
On THUksDA Z. the 9th Instant, q block ,.
sausas i Ne wi uitS he sos Ne y
ofs ven built Brick Ae ; vita bsssesss. Co:
tanineS sosa rooms, y,tn nns 1900 sspersss
depce for any small family.
Terms: One third cash; balance IN 6 ana N
months secured By deed Of trust on the premisss.
All conveyancins and revenue stamps at the ooof
of the purchaser. &eodown whom tne property Is
sold.
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IYY aBEEN . WILLIAM Auctis.een.
sJqes EsSss sf4c
sTkTfI R pSLId 1h ts1 hnP ID srsssfs

On THUReDAH, the 15th tnstaat, q { o'clook D.
in square No r. Is feet front 81 IL test dssp, :
q 50 foot paved alley. . hne three story Brick
hSHsei .ifA psssssss, sss, vafsr, and N sEosassS
Terms: ous half cssh; balance In sir - sv,,v,
All conveyencfng end rOveuus stamps q - -
Of TIE purchaser s@ down when u prsSaG .
je I'D GREEN WILLARD. Acc.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE fBY POWER IN TIN
II WILL on REAL ESTATE.
KERS.
THOMAS BOWLING, AUCTIoNEER.

kERS.
THOMAS DowLIHG, AUOTIoNEER.
0r TUESDAY. June 18th, Ct O'Clock p. m, we
tract land known Is one mile from
h q Ss sss sn ss
containing 20 scres rooas, and subdiyided into
This place Is well known that it needs no fur
tn HJ,S SeseriHaoan:
Bss sSs
Terms, One fourth cash; balance in three annu.
Stamp: and csoysysScins at purchasers cost.
4. r. bbSSy%SNHHsCso g Sskl ESss s
ie.o:da rs fnt.ilisencsr Baiidins.
~ GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer1.
VALgABLE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
9Th .treets west, ct Public Auction ''A -A1
shsii sell. IN 'front.' d the Srenissso s. 2
half Of Lot No. I'm square No. 49, having is Ssst
Is good s,'f to
CONTAINING six geod rooms. 4 = = -
stamps At the cost Of the s:sr $40 So~s
"ssl .a' 'r0'stasEk si Esosfs %i Fl Auo,
RI D. L. WELLS : CO.; Ass.ie...r.
ATGUTi0F SALE OF A TWO. STORY FBAhR
~ "a A AZ, tOL, ON Green Alley, teeween
AT AZ fsSss Auction MONDAY .ss sssa q. Of
S:,iss 8 Z ssss 10 :. o. cs.!s .!:s lei
ttory Trsms HcSss, a. snss esa 80, I'll
" ls sa1:es ss c;ssr -, :.
s' :sis 'i 's'sA..'' s. seis 8; SSSs.''.S
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer,.

RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT raR coRNpR
OF sTREnf NORTH AT 1sr sfREEf
On SATURDAY, the aSd instant, ct 81 O'Clock
m, We shall sell, on the premises, part of Lot
depth. suitable for a private residence.
Terms One-h cash; balance in six, twelve.
eighteen, and twenty four months, secured By .
deed OF trust on the premises. All conveyancfug
and revenue stamps It the cost Of the purehaser
gao down when the property IL knocked of
70 D-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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"A proSsrtas: q HHiHS0LDS fLGID *.
fRsxcT STSHg 1T. Ill e 3 eSH%sssess 10 ss's'
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~ CHI Q VILEIAN0, 80.

Ncfiol5Z s.ssis e. n -. q s,..s;;..: g
ses sssS. /: e; Sisl:s 2, s.ss:s: = 6: ::ss~i
bATNBXf, the following property. to- vft: Oss
lot Of 0leck Line. ccntsinibg about ave Or dE
SStV Of samuel Lisyd, 10 sesisfy rent doe q e.
rsGrS % 8. 3. e1sot, washiester oD. D. o June
DsA-3' DailtH.
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FOB SALE-4O ACRES or LAMB. six miles
L from Washington, d. O., and five from Aisx-
aud Leeaburg Turnpikes, known as BaileyS Cross
kosds. Improvemepts consist of Q small Frame
House, Barn, Stable, q fine apple orchard and
other fruit trees. Crops will be sold with the lad
For particulars apply on the premises, or ad-
dress MILTON PAYNE,
Vienna Station,
le 2o6tf EAtYfAx comfy. HirRinia
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nFFIOE6 FOR RENT-At Tth strese, OBJ
" Gss the Post 0f6ce. Inquire at New YORK Dye
House, Same building. ~ h6ts
r ARGg DOUBLE HALL FOR RENT. Inquire
~ OF John SNYDER, Prsvtstoa Dealer, DO.
sc LoUinaaA eyo0aA MIN
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPART3rNT, I
New Orleans, June %, 1866
WHEREAS, John c. Sinnot has applied to me
for the canceIling Of his official bond as Har-
Dor Master in and for the port Of New Orleans,
to wit;
bond dated the 21st Of March, 1860, for
the sum Of twenty-five hundred dollars, signed
by John 9. Sinnot as principal and James Nc
Closkey and James NiInick as securities, the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said John c. Sinnot Of lis
duties as Harl o: Master aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested in the above described bond, to show
cause in w1itingat the office Of the secretary ot
State, within ninety days after the last pub
lication IF this advertisement, why the said
bond should not be cancelled and annulled
Given under my hand and seal Of State as
above and Of the independence of the United
States, the ninetieth.
J. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor:
j. H. HARDY,
Secretary Of State,
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LIVERPOOL, June 10 oH0n.-Sales of the
week II 600 bales, including $500 bales to spec
ulators, and $500 bales to exporters. The market
opened buoyant and advanced fully Id, but sub
sequently became heavy, and the Improvement
was lost, the market closing with a decline of d.
Odd, on the week. The authorized quotations,
according to the Brokers Circular, were:
Fair. Middlings.
Noble iSfd. 1874
Upland ....-.....- .......,,.,....l6d I'D.
The sales Of cotton to-day friday were 5000
bales including 5000 bales to spectators and eX-
porters The market is buoyant to-day, with an
advance of 4d.03d, F fb., caused by American
adyices received per steamer Java.
The stock of Cotton in part is 99s, 900 bales in
Guiding 40l 800 bales of American.
TRADE REPoRT-The Manchester market is firmer
under the American advices per steamer Java, with
quotations unsettled, and some excitement.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-Messrs. Rich
ardson, Spence Co., and Bigland, Athya & Co.,
report Flour firm with an advance of Is. ID sack.
Wleat mas an upward tendency, with an advance
OF "a G3d; u GENITAL. Corn dull, with decline of
Sd @6d Up quarter.
LIyERPooL Provision MARKET essrs. Gordon,
Bruce u Co., and Richardson Spence q CO. re-
port: Beef, steady. Pork, firm. Bacon has an
upward tendency. Lard nominal at 73s. Tallow
inactive.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-Spgar steady,
Coffee steady. Rice quiet and steady Rosn
heavy at 609Gs. Cd. for common Spirits Turpen-
tine dull at 4Sc. Petroleum steady at Is l0d 12s
London (Baring'sl breadstuffs frmer Wheat
advanced Is on English no American offering
Iron quiet at EG for bars and rails Soc 3d. for
Scotch pig. Sugar quiet. Coffee steady. Rice
quietand steady. Tea steady Tallow quiet at AS
Spirits Turpentine dull and downward. Petroleum
steady at Is. I'D for refined; It's, for crude.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evaning-Cutton-S
today 10000 bales, including 600 bales to spec