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Manchester Market.

| IL 9oAoe
today and destitute of anything nse activity In the de-
mand In this respect is much in the same posuon
as has been observed since Friday last but anything
more decidedly tame The recent operations seem 10
have exhausted the demand for time but while buyers
have thus only very limited orders TO give out producers
are so II sold they have not contracts on tner
book as to render them decidedly less than usually sem
sitiye to the influence Of limited inquiry Since frl.
day the Liverpool cotton market has be somewhat
easier and consequently buyers in this make nave NOT
been disposed exceed In their operations the current
requirements of day. Such orders they 40 receive
however are pretty generally given out without hesit
tion as they come to hand.
Yarns are for the most part pretty steadily held but
more 30 as regards the known spinniDgs than other
Sorts At the rates obtanabe this day week moderate
ons India yarns have been fairly inquired for put quota
lions are about I'D q tb above the rates that buy
ers seem disposed to give. In water yarns ,a0a aos
decided than 1t was week ago, ..,ths but ths
sales that have taken place in the meantime
have strengthened them materially, and. ana .ney a1y
Mediterranean there has been little doing but as pro
ducers are we'll engaged in most instances much hrm,
ness exists For the home sas and l9 not ore
than siphty In favor OF buyer as regards Backpurn
yans but warns used for mixed goods are not 30 firmly
held Doubled 1n are ssadS AN IL demand @ not
ratba higher quotations Bolton yarns are very song
but the advanced quotations of I'd to Id 10 checK the
operations of buyers Low class tba that r
warn. The advancing tendency OF prices mas Deea as
cidedly checked and in some cases buyers can obtain
rather easier terms though rule there Is Weakness
and not much any, retrogresson nom tne praces s
have been actually obtained, though higher quotations
may have been abandoned. compared with the prices
of this day week. there has been little any alteration
nnired for but have been steady Printing cloths OF the
better makes have been firm, while other kinds nave
sen rather easier. cloths have been the turn loWer
has been the case with longcloths and domescs but
In none of these goods has the decline been OF mucn mo-
ment ,,.
At the close OF the market the failure Of Nessrs Fraser
Trenholm Co., Of Liverpool, largely engaged In the
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORT EANs June 1.-CoTToN-The market To-Day
has e,bt6ted reversed activity Opening with liberal
inauiry the movement at later hour was additionally
stimulated BY the receipt Of further favorable
from New York and Liverpool and a S
supply Offering afforded little scope to buyers still quite
arSe business has been transacted, sggregang at the
close fully 400 bales twelve brokers participating In the
business. Prices indicated an improved feeling the
greater portion of the sales effected realizing figures s
pro1mating the subjoned quotations: Ordinary 2Oa22c
Good Ordinary 23Ha-; Low Middling 25a-; and Mid.
ding 2611a27 the closing rather unsettled, but
witha tendency decidedly upward.
The reactonary feeling attending transactions In eI
change opetatea In mVor OF buyers wnle tne unaes,a
execution of several ORDERS thereby curtang the ag
ereeste amount Of business he dispatches dated Iiv
erpoo p H. arrived too late 10 exercise any visible
operations.
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Exports OF Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber,
from tho Port OF Charleston, from SePte'r
1st to juno 6, 1867.
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PHILADELPHIA. 10th Month, 18th Day, 1852.
RHsProTKD FRnsD:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the use Of thy Plantation Bitsers Thou
wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ABA oohhlN'
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Consignces per South Carolina Railroad,
Juno 8.
4s2 bales Cotton 1872 bales Mdze. IS bales Hsy bbls
Spirits Turpentine 81 bbls Rostn car Cattle car
Lumber and Sundries. To Agent, Street Bros q
Co, Courtensy Trenholm. P Murks, RheH son,
Wallace & Bro, Walsh, Willis Chisolm, @ Williams
& co. Rodgers &! Co, Thurston b Holmes, ] Poul.
not o Martindsie. " Woodward, e Prtchet, W
W Smith, Grseser, Lee Smith co, j E Adger q Co.
.s=tsia 10y Passengers. ;orr e-ri'.
Per steamer St Helena from Georgetown, C-@iss
Middleton Hazard lady and children, J LaBruce,
J nj Brown. 8rown; @ Brown, j Brown. Mrs e a
Porter, q Rislsy, B Fleming, @ Fenns and lady.
Pyatt HtneS, and 46 deck. a.z., -sys. r.zl
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"a smile was on her np-health was in her loof
strength was In her stop, and In her hands-PLASTA
rrfH BrTrEHS." I" r-- .'-I',s-r.---t r'.-r
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

RocHRsTER, n. Y I, December 49, 1861.
Messrs p q. DRAKE & COL have been great sui.
srer rom Dyspepsia for three fonr years. and had TO
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bitters, and to my great JOY am
nav nearly q well man. I have recommended them In
several cases. and, far know, always With signal
benent Ism, respectfully yours,
Bev J, g. CATHORN.
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s. T..-.1Se0..-X.

Another wonderful Ingredient, Of great usa among
the Spanish lsdiea OF south America, imparng beauty
70 the complexion and brisncy TO t6e laino yet un
Known TO the commerce Of the world. and we withhold
In name for the present.
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BAGGING. AND ROPE Gunny cloth is extremely dull
and nominal, and We quote from 25a96c. per yard.
RopE.-There is but little inquiry for this article !;
Prime Hemp may be quoted at2Oc per b ard Jute l2o
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RICE N. sTORkss
Tierces. Barrels.
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Cures General DeotftA Ke66-
ness, Hystsries In sFtmdiss
PaLpitdtios ofhc Heart and
all Nervous Dtsedss& II re-
stores new life and vigor TO the
aged, causing the hot blood Of
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-03

SUFFRAGE IN ENGLAND.

Some OF the recent cable dispatches in
form US that the Government party in Par
Lament are making commendable progress
towards what is the just ground upon which
to predicate suffrage.
The bill, we are told, has received sew
eral important notifications in Committee
Of the Whole House, and il is avery differ.
ent measure from what it was at the be.
ginning. This measure, as it now stands,
is even considerable OF stride in advance
of what the most earnest Liberal demanded
some time since, and we would not be sur
prised If we soon find Earl DERBY and Mr..
DIsRAELr going long way ahead Of JOHN
BRour and JoHs STUART MILL.
Certain it is that within very short
space Of time the tory ministry Of England
have made expert strides towards the adop
ton Of right principles. It will not sur
prise us, therefore, to learn that this tory
government has outgcncraled liberalism
itself by yielding so much to the popular
demand that the Reform party will find its
occupation gone. 1t is now pretty clearly
understood that what is called household
suffrage or ledger suffrage will be adopted
There is one significant fact that stands
before the world in full prominence, and
from it important lessons may be deduced
from the instructions Of rulers in all lands
1t is thus the great movement and out
side agitation of the people told with
wondrous effect upon Earl DERBY's min.
istry, and the Government, therefore,
deemed it wise to yield to this popular
clamor and to give these classes Of work.
ingmen that which will enable them to
feel hereafter that they are an integral
part of the body polite.
john STUART MILL, one OF England's
most able Statesmen and philosophers, has
Just made great speech in Parliament in
favor Of female suffrage.
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The Indians-Quiet ON the Upper
Missouri - Movements - Loca-
ton of TrOOps.

ST. Louis, June 1.-Dispatches from Da.
kota to the 18th May state that not a
single depreciation has been committed on
the Upper Missouri since the opening Of
navigation. Several small parties have
come down the river in open boats from as
high up as Fort Union without molesta-
ton, and small detachments of troops
have passed from fort to fort undisturbed.
Gen. Stanley passed up the river with a
detachment Of troops about two weeks
ago.
Fort Reno will be garrisoned by four
companies under Lieut.. Col. Otis.
Major Rush will command at Fort Ran,
dali, and Col. Knox at Fort Dakota.
There are now three regiments up the
Missouri river, and il properly distributed
will be sufficient to keep the Indians in
complete subsection.
ST. LOUIS, June Montana adyices
say Gen. Meagher has raised 1000 men,
and has taken the field against the hostile
Indians. A band of Indians attacked q
small body of troops crossing from Fort
Cummings to Fort Mckee, New Mexico,
on the 2Sth ult., and drove them back.
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Here is the latest Chicago sensation:
Last fall Samuel Orr ran away from Buff
falo with William Dunlap's wife, and came
to Chicago, where they lived together
About six weeks since Dunlap came to
Chicago in search Of his runaway wife.
He found her and her paramour, and the
latter escaped, On the suppostion that
Dunlap and his wife had gone he came
back and soon met Mrs. Dunlap, when in.
tercOurse was renewed Last Saturday
evening dunlap went into u drinking
saloon, and found Orr and his (Dunlap's)
wife there drinking together. A quarrel
cnouCd between the two men. Orr finally
left the saloon and Dunlap followed him.
They had not proceeded far when Orr
turned and fred three shots from revolver
at Dunlap. The first shot took effect in
his side, lodging the ball near the heart.
lie Is IN critical condition. Orr and
Dunlaps wife made their escape, but will
probably be captured.
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IHcoME OF EDTTORs.-The following re-
turns OF incomes in New York city show
that journalism has strong claims to rank
among the lucrative professions, at least in
the metropolis. Unhappily in the rural
districts the returns are not equally favor.
able:
Horace Greeley, $4,000; H. J. Ray
mond, SAG 900; Erastus Brooks, S26, 900;
William C. Bryant S8l 900; G. Nordhof
sc, 100 Thurlow Weed, 500 900; Robert
Bonner, 5000 900; Frank Leslie, S9l 900
John r. Young. S23.700; VIM. Swinton,
$500; Moses Beach 81 900; VIM. c.
Prime. 1872 900; James Gordon Bennett,
1922 900; Jas. Gordon Bennett, jr., $500
John D. Stockton, $4,000; G. w. Small
ley, So 900; Thee. Tilton, $1,000; Kane
O'Donnell, S9400; James Mcdonnell,
Sc 400; Benz. W God, $4,000; F. Ottar.
son, $4,000; C. P. Dewey, $780, Frank
Bellew. $500; G. A. Townsend, Sl,l75;
c. g. Halpine, Sol 900; Manton Marble,
$4,000; Vim. H. Hurlburt 81 ,2jO; C. A.
Dana, $4,000; G. W. Curtis, $4,000.
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Tue brig Henry and Louise, which ar.
rived in New York from Port.au. Prince
with dates to the 10th ult., brings reports
to the effect that, contrary to the accounts
received here from Jamaica, by way of
Havana, of the disturbed state Of affairs III
HaytI, that the whole country was in u
state OF great tranquility. Gen. Salnaxs
continued to act as Provisional President,
or "Protector," as the Haytians term him,
and although he was rather averse than
otherwise to the Presidency itself, yet it
was believed that in obedience to the voice
of the peOple-which was unanimously in
his lavOr-he would accept it if elected.
On his arrival at Portau.Prince from
Gonaives he received a complete ovation,
and the city was brilliantly Illuminated
for two nights in succession. 1t is sup.
posed that SOulOuque will return to Hayti,
along with other political exiles in order
to spend the remainder of his days in his
native land.
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INTERIOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE.
Whole number of claims received during
the month, original and increase, widows,
&C., 3,O67 invalids, ], s45; total 1, 9l2; mum.
Der claims admitted, original and increase,
widows, &c, 3,65li invafds, 1887; total,
5,488i number of claims rejected, original
and increase, widows, &C., 6s2; invalids,
81; total, 1859. The total number OF
claims disposed of during the month was
7,O47 the number of letters written was
500; number Of circulars sent 29,256.
In the bounty land division sc warrants,
Of 100 acres each, were issued, 2 Of 100
acres, A of so acres. 3 Of 40 acres. Whole
number of warrants issued was LOG, Gov
ering 1920 acres.
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pen, Pencil, and Scissors.

Pen. Pencil and Scissors.
tbs manufactures Of Philadelphia have
amounted to 1921, e61, 800.
Two colored men have been appointed
policemen In New orlssn, BY Mayor Heath.
THERE was no British flag on the Mon
treai court house on the Queens birthday.
TIE eight railroads in Sew Jersey last
year divided 81, s72, 2ls among the stakeholder
PoUoHKEEPstE, N. Y, is making extern
Sivo preparations for the celebration Of the
coming Fourth Of July.
An Englishman has invented "darning
maohine"-an infringement on the Yankee pre-.
,fosativs.
A FAMILY Of eight persons in Jersey
boast Of having never tasted liquor. Remarks
bic for Jsrsy.
The ladies Of Richmond were engaged
on Friday last in decorating the graves Of Con.
fedsrats soldiers.
THE French commissioners sent to this
country BY Louis Napoleon have been making
pretty extensive examinations Of the Springfield
(Mass.) srmory.
| A SAN Francisco banker, having half q
100" N " ,suN .Is s,.I.a
~,ish, an nj, ,,.,,ur.
The waste and shoddy mill Of James R.
Edwards, at Ashvills, Hopkinton, r. l., was
destroyed by fire May 2eth. Loss three thou.
sand dollars no insurance.
JONI PoyEy, the we'll known theatrical
agent who accompanied Bum, Charlie, Matthews,
and others to this country died recently In
London.
| ANEW YoRx PAPER which. almost alone
.., h. H., n...,h;r, mn ,
"a, 60. - s..,.,. ,h.I ,b.,,
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for smuggling purposes.
| Tuy Toronto GIobe savs the towing
AZ. Iv.,,.,s go, LII, u,,., AZ.
cl;n, In bu,in,,, for IN, mart month, a, about
,o7 .,,,, v,,,,I nav. h.,n I.id mn Al cA;c,oo
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At,
| nNOn III t'" " no
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W.,hir,,oni, bodv Law tbir.v..iVbt vears. n
n;.,. ~ IN. f.,,rI. or nj, o.n, and mart of ar
snhroid,r,a an dr.,, on,, worn nv M.,tb,
washington.
a.. ro.I.
pi An 'n'ehOiAtS nie vi ueSuHy e'en
,ns' aoou' nAn'PA" SIX uOeA, MUS anu
FIi,.h,tb Main, war. .n,Ir.Iv Consumed, 10.
e.,bsr with .v.rytbinr in the house. and all
hi, stock then at the farm, including three
kox...
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARrNEST, June !, 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS for Stationery will be re.
eeyed At this Department until the LIST day OF JULY
1857 at IL o'clock, m. The Department reserves to
folded, or plain faint lined, to any required pat
Deliveries Of all articles In the several classes
must comply with the specifications, which, with
blank forms for bidding. will be furnished to bid.
dsrs. :.
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary Of
the Treasury and the delivery Of any Inferior ait-
Gle shall be deemed sufficient cause to aInul the
tract.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, WASH ngtou. Zach proposal must be
signed BY the individual or arm making It, and be
accompanied BY satisfAetory guarantee that the
bidder will execute a contract, with good and sun.
client bonds, II his bid be accepted.
Tho failure to comply with any one order under
the cOntrAct to operate as the forfeiture OF the entire
penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary OF the Treasury
may direct the purchase in open market Of such
quantities OF Ruy articles shall be necessary to
charge to the contractors ATTY per centum Of the
price which 1t shall be found necessary 10 pay for
such articles.
Proposals unGecompGuIed by satisfactory guaran.
ties will not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturers Of or
dealers In the articles.
The Department reseryes the right to accept bids
for individual Items In Glasses and 2, or to reject
any or all bids.
Bidders will be required to conform their bids to
the speoIhoAtons furnished, and failure to do will
cause the rejection Of any bid.
Bids which contain items at prices less than the
fair cost OF the articles will be deemed fraud lent
and will not DO considered.
HUGH MeCULLOCH,
JsS.dtd Secretary Of the Treasury
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New OrIeans-AnOther COnfirma-
tion OF the Capture OF MAXI
MILAN

NEW ORLEANS, June Hon. j. d.
Campbell has received letters from the
United States Consul at. Matamoras, an
nouncing the fall of Queretaro and the
capture of Macmillan and his generals.
Mr.. Marshall, Of Matamoras, has just ar
rived in town, but brings no further intelli-
gence. He probably came on with his
own dispatch.
Letters have been received by Imperial
lists, dated Monterey, 2lst, which make no
mention Of the capture of Macmillan,
which is regarded as singular.
Havana advices Of the 2sth say United
States steamers Monongahela, Perria, and
Swatara arrived at st. Thomas.
1t is surmised that they have gone there
to take possession OF the island
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,
TRELsrRI DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE or ISIERNAL REvESUE,


OFFICE OF ISIERNAL REvESUE, J
wAsHIsaroS, May 80, 1897.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be reesiyed at this Of
Gee until the 10th day Of June 1867, at IL o'clock,
for supplying the Assessors and Collectors OF Inter
nal Revenue ghout that portion OF the United
States lying east OF the Rocky mountains, and until
the lt day Of August, 1887, for supplying Assessors
and Collectors west Of the Rocky mountains with the
stationery required for In their Respective dis
tricts for the nseAl year ending Juae 81, 1858.
Corrected schedules Of articles to be furnished
may be obtained from any Assessor or Collector with
conditions under which such articles are to be dey
cred.
No proposals will be entertained from parties who
are not regular manufacturer Of or dealers In tho
articles bid for, nor will proposals be considered
unless accompanied by satisfactory guarantees that
the contract, II awarded, viii DO faithfully ere
cuted.
The Commi,sloner reserves the right to reject any
bids or parts OF bids and accept any parts Of bids
which the iRtefsst oL1hg 6ov eminent may r'qu re.
Tho bids skould be ADDRESSED to the Comm ssioner
OF internal Revenue, and endorsed Proposal for
supplying Stationary to Internal Revenue Omears -
Z. A. ROLLINS,
I.Q- 90 m
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
SAVER IN STREET NORTH, PROM TIBER
CRREK TO SECOND hTREEr WEST.

Proposals will be received at the Mayors ONCE,
City Hall, until 70 O'Clock, m, on MONDAY, the
10th day OF June next, for sonstTuc ing Barrel
Sewer two fact six inches In diameter the inside
with nine.ineh walls, in street north, between
Tiber Greek and Second street west. with such
traps. lAsrAls, and mAa-holss As the Surveyor may
direct
Bidders will state the price per lineAl foot for the
main sewer and latsrals, and per piece for the man
holes and traps and 10 be paid for by an Assessme
on tho property bordering on the sewer.
No bids will DO received from other than practical
PAYERS and the right Is reserved to reject any or all
bids. JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
ie9&s Commissioner Fourth Ward
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WHITE LINEN SUrs, Brown Drill Suits,
Blue Linen Suits, Msrssiilss Pants, Alpaca, Goats,
Drap do Tae and all other goods suitable for gentle
mems summer wear, can be seen at A. saks h Co. (,
6l7 Seventh street, near D.
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BOYS Spanish Linen, Linen Duck, Liner
Drill. and Blue Linen Check Suits, in Sack Goats,
Jackets, Pants, aud Vests. at Hsnning's One Prize,
Store the corner Of Seventh street and Maryland
ayenue
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L 90 AL TIE M s.

Factors. Founders, Fabricators.
Factors trade iu 1t, Foundets-ciesnse with II, and
Fab iestors make a reputation for sswysr's BARRIERS.
Soap. For sale by N. W. BJRoHrLL, Family
Grocery Store, corner Of Fourteenth and streets,
Washington. I'D
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The Presidents Visit.

The President left Washington on Sat
urday evening at G! o'clock, en- route for
Raleigh, N. c. He went by special boat
to Aqua Creek, and will proceed thence
to Richmond by rail. He was accom-
panied by his Private Secretary, Colonel
Moore,
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
SEWER IN FIFTH STREET WEST, FROM
STREET NORTH TO THE CENTRE OF THE
ALLEY OF SQUARE NO. Ola, AND THROUGH
THE ALLEY OF SAID SQUARE

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Once,
City Hall, until IL o'clock, m, on MONDAY, the
10th day Of June next, for constructing Barrel
Sewer three feet In diameter the inside with nine
inch walls in Ffth street west, from street north
Barrel Sewer two feet In diameter In the inside,
with fou r.ineh walls In the alley Of said square, to
connect with the Sewer In fifth street west
The Sewer will be provided with such traps later.
ais man holes, and drops as the Surveyor may di
rect and to DO paid for by an assessment on the
property bordering the sewers; the contractor or
contractors to be responsible for damage done to gas
or water pipes any other accident that may
In the construction Of the sewer.
Bidders will state the price per lineA foo! for the
main sewer and bat price, aud per lineal foot for
the lAtsrss and per piece for the traps, mau holes,
and drops.
No bias will be received from others than practical
and the right IL reserved TO reject sny all
bId. JOHN GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
Pa nth ..l
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HooP SKIRTS AND CoRsETs at the lowest
rates at Mrs stsrns No. 6I2 Seventh street, between
d and K g.. -
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DOToMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,

The Steamboats, Of the Company leave each plae,
EVERY HOUR, from O'Clock, a. m, aT-n
wharf foot OF Seventh street, washington.-
The Seventh street Cars connect " It'll thu Beats.
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ALBANY, June l.-Counterfeit tens on
the Third National Bank Of Philadelphia
were detected here to-day. They are
splendidly executed.
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THE ELECTIONS.

MILLINERY GooDs sold at cost at Mrs
sterns', No. 6l2 Seventh street, between D and 4.
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~ Sexual Diseases, Debility, &c.-Pay
no more money to ouaeks, but buy TRAIL 4 JACK
sons Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF. Is,
Sold by American News Co., l2l Nassau street, New
York. Send for q circular. ap26-d&w3ms