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Domestic Markets.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Stocks heavy. Money CAT.
Gold 1871 sterling time 1oi; Sight 1oi 52os,
changed. Corn dull /; la2c. lower. Pork $22 81.
Lard md Whakoy quiet. Cotton dull; 4Iiddling
Uplands 204a27. Froights dull.
EVENING DIsrArcn.
Stocks active. Gold S7I. Registered 'G2 Bonds
106fa106i. Coupons ITO. Flour castor. State sSa
lltO; Southern $40. .5Oa15.5O. Wheat dull Corn
sl11a1.12. Pork irmor at S2l.s5a22.15. Lard
heavy. Cotton easier at 26A. Carolina rico 115a13
Sugar steady. Cofee firm and Molasscy steady.
Naval stores quiot. Frcights firm.
BALTIMORE June 11.-Good Virginia and bfnry-
land red Wheat sold mt s2.G0a2.G5; choi, 20 t2.70a
LOS; yellow i.oSai 10 mixed wo torn O5. sugur
firm. Provisions firm and unchanged. Whiskey
worry dull; 33a35 in bond.
,CMoISNATI, June 1l.-Flour and wheat un.
changed. Corn dull md unsettled. Cotton dull;
no demand OF 2ia2ii. Whiskoy firm at 80, in bond.
Pork dull at $22 bacon unchanged. Lard in de-
mand nj r.
New ORLEANS, Juno 11.-Salos $50 bales dull
and unchanged; Low Middiings, 2ic.; receipts in
three % %days, 1850 bnlos, against 2ii2 exports samo
Musoovado Molasses quoted at 47Sa5Oc. Flour
dull and irregular: suporllnc SO 50a1O rs choice
family SIT 00a19 90. Corn dull aud (lroopinp: vel.
low and mixed, 81 10a1 17t: whlto, 81 20. Oats
quiet at 95a96c. Pork dull nnd held at s2i 90; NO
9ia1Oc.; ribbed sides, 12ic clear sides, Isl. Goif
9Gt. Sterling 47a5l. Now York sight Exchange
MonuK, June 11.-hiarket quiet; salos 400 balos
Middlin8s 23l. Iteceipts 32G.
SAVANNAH, Juno 11.-Cot!on dull and nominal
tendency; ] receipts, $40 baos. ''u WIN . '0"'"A'
AUGUSTA, june 11.-Coltou market quiet. Sale
"a balcs- -Middlnys IS. Receipts 80 bnIes.
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KEToHuM.-0ne Of the corps Of financial ir-regu-
ars and perhaps the loader il coolncBs, intrepid
ity and am9rpt 9a Plnnder s9nstitgte tho claim is
Ned" his friends tamiliarly sailed him. He was
one OF your model young men; went home early,
"a oeoef sSr
and attended church regularly until overtaken by
"diAai tor" in tho shape Of moro forged chooks
certain distractions and queer accounts in tho
firms books.
His was speculative as we'll as religious mind
Concerning the obligations Of honesty, probiky
and such trivial mntters he was not an enthusiast
nnd when he borrowed q customers bonds to raise
money upon, or nscd up his fathers and his
bling proeots or cover % proxios IoSsos I bo
still the good, obcdiont child, respectful, tendor
and aolcitous towards his parent and to tie world
past boon enjoying prison lifc not in its hard tack,
short hair and hard labor aspects, but as the we'll
nurtnred gentleman, to whom o pomade pot and
brocade dressing gown arc not luIuries but
His friends havo como to tho conclusion That ho
has been withdrawn from society long enough;
the Jail and tho coarse taste OF tho turnkoys
arc becoming insupportable; hence tho petitions
for his rcleaso Every man OF note has signed in his
and the lovelness OF his disposition as q parent
and a parishioncr, md the Governor Of New
York has had regular sosc laid to him to let
who managed to n comfortable estate
from the havoc caused by his sons losses, is Ia
boring manfulIy in his bohslt. To some heart
leHs newspaper strictures cently issued in Alba
ny. Mr. Morris argues against the delibara aiveness
OF his sons crimes; urges his temporary insanity,
his long suffering, his character, tho fact that the
pecuniary losers by the young man are anxious to
500 him froo, and supports his plea by argument
testimony and illustration. Tho chances for Ed:
by position, wealth, education, &o., TO be honest
and he b:ossomed into arst-chop rascal. The
poor wight who becomes burglar. or forgor from
blessos tho institution. ,Kotohum worries through
a few months and reappears rather hero THAI
! otherwise. Az Sam Weller says, "thiB ia n rum
old world to be suro." II is better to bo Ketchun
| than poor criminal caught, f.
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TIE drqunentum ad ho!ninem finds curious
illustration in The following unexpected quarter:
'Iord GRANVILLE, Chancellor oi tho University OF
London, remarked on o rooont public occasion that
he had boon charged by q Bishop in the House Of
Lords with Incompetence to discuss tho subject OF
education, on tho ground that lle bad no children.
"A recent circumstance ho gravoly nddod, 'hns
pu! me in better position; but cailnot say TINT
It has Changed q single Wow cvor hold on III,
subject Of education Thnt Was aneat uao to put
O baby tor
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The English Admiralty have just issued an order
prohibiting officers from wearing Wl,iskers "of
suoh iuordInate size and longth as to resemble
boards" The Lords do not state at what point OF
sze and length tho whisker coaso 10 be q whiskcr
, md becomes beard - '0. )
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From Central md south Amer1cn.

NEW YoRK, Juno 11.-The Arizona has arrived
from Aspinwall. bringing $685., COO tronsure.
u hlr. Provost, Consul at Guayaquil, 10 dead.
., The Panama Herald says TINT O destructive
blockade has commenced in tho interior of Tho Co
lumbia States. 1he Isthmus as yet is tranquil,
but Mosquera threatens to sond troops there. A
number of members OF Congress have been arrest
declared traitors. 4he President OF Panama has
ordcrea commercial war tax, at which the foreign
Consuls have protested. Tho President OF Aagdn-
lena has declared himself President Of tho Umion
on the ground OF MoHquera having turned traitor.
Tho port Of Santa Martini is blookadcd.
The Central American neus ia unmportant.
Cholera has disappeared from Nicaragua.
Peru adyfces state that the veteran General Cas-
tcllo has takon tho fold ns lcndor OF the rovolu-
tionists.
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'.Do you belioyo in tho appearance Of spirits,
father 2" nskol rather fast young man Of his In.
.iulgont sro. mo, fon,, but bolieye In their dis
appearance, since missed my bottle Of Bourbon
lass night said tho old gentleman. ~
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Now YorlE Roxya.

NEW YonK, June u.-In tho Supreme Court to-
idey, In the case Of tho Mayor md Alderman jus.
I tho POLICE commisaionoft, Tho decision was rem
dcred against tho latter. Tho case wns brought
by lhe city against the right OF. the Police Com
nlIssioners contesting the rights conferred upon
them by tho Legislature in license matters.
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aS 10 THE PUBIIC.--TIiE JEWISH CON-
aREdHT1oN tHerih Shao) was organized In this city
hoout ten years and for temporary puoscs con-
hructed small building Tho corner OF St philIp
anu calhoun srects In this humble House ur o they
nave over Hnco worsippcd. II their design from
the mmencement to accumulate funds toward erecting
larger efiaco, moro commodions aud moro IN coneo
nance with thr wants Of tho present nge. hut their
savings were NIL swept away by the war and nearly tbr,
thouRand dollars BOT apart for this pnrpose wcro thus
lost. 'NN
Inc new house OF worship In much needed therr being
'ns'ant applications from now mcmb rs,' but no room
70 accommodate them Tho sorvf5 Oh Of this copercao
uon arc conducted In tho German almost cntc,I with
tho POLISH inhn9. And ths IA tho only svn,gon,o T.,
Charleston in which IsrnclIlcs from Coptncn,I r,r,
can worship tho God OF their fathers In urccrso, to
hAmo forms. language and corcmonos an thcIr forc
mthers dld. 49, '
lhey arc, however, too poor TO carry out Hucb nm On
tcrpriso unadcd They have tho ground for TIN nov
bat not the mcanB 70 construct tho building
therefore solicit assistance fom their brethren and
iienuS everywhere both from those OF tho House OF
aud from all othore Of whatcycr filth or nation
believing that tho Great Author of nil pood win ,,
many TO step forward and hc!p thcm In this their time
OF need They are extremely solIcious 10 finish tc,r
now building before noIt Rosh HaahanaA tsentemb.r
A theo every reason TO expect largo accossion of
"orshppcrs far befonl the capacity Of the present small
building.
Tho new synagogue Will be a largo and bsndsono
though not expensive structure subscrptonu or don.
ions Will DO gratefully received bY any OF tho uuderaud
cd officers OF tho congregation.
D. A. WEINBERG. President
T 20 g. COHEN. Vice President
P. JACoBY. Secretary.
June II '
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y NFy7 Ynax,, Jahoii.-Tn the case os The, Inte-
national Lifo Insurance Company, London, where
premiums wGro paid in Confederate money, Tile
defence holds that the agency was revoked BY tile
aot OF War in 1861, aud denies tho liabilities pre-
1niums paid since.
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OFFICIAL.
H nj q

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IIsadu'rs Second military District,
t. r. CHARI1sros 8. O., Nay Goth, 1867. ]
GENERAL ORDERS No. 26.l +.
It appears from sundry petitions and official repre-
senaons that be present santy supply OF iood In the
Carolinhs Is seriously dminishe1 by the large quantity
Of grain consumed In distlcres put up and
worked In defiance OF tho Lawn Of the United
ates II II rcpres ncd that fow Of the require.
mants Of law observed in any Of these establishments;
that the ocars OF tho internal service who
endeayorng TO and collect the whskey taI are
frequently treated with disscspoot and sometimes
menaced With violence and that when Offenders arc
prosecuted In tho % courts and violations OF tho In.
ternh revenue Laws indspuaby proved. jures fAl to
convict tho parties It is further ahown that this
lawful traffic makes food dearer In places where largo
numbers depending upon public anil private bounty
that tho Government IL, eEdes, defraudcd Of largo
amount Of that the authority Of It's civil officers
Is brought into contempt and furthermorc that the
mischief complained Of tends to increase poverty. dis
order and crime; therefore, In the exercLo Of the au.
thorily vested In the Commanding General Il IL ordered
that
The dIsllatlon or manufacture Of whakoy or other
spirits from grain. 10 prohibited In this Military District
Any person 30 engaged employed viii DO deemed gull
ty Of msdemeanor. The possession Of STILL or other
apparatus for this purpose will be considered presump
i've evidence Of violation OF the Revenue LAWS and the
e&Ao s@A<Aop
or In whose possession tho may be found, will be
arrested and brought to trial bcforc military tribunal
compoeed Of tho Commanding o1icer Of the Post and
two officers OF the army neIt In rank ON duty within ht
territorial limits Of the Post. II the e1igencies Of TIT
service do not permit the detail Of other ofoers thai
fact will be duly certified and the Post Commander will
hear and determine tho casa.
u The penalties, puniahments and forfeitures pro
scrbod by the several acts OF Congress- for dlstng
manufacturing Ehaioy othor spirits In violation o
tho revenue laws will be imposed and executed by The
military tribunals hereby authorized.
III No sentence oIiending toimprsonment forfeitur,
Of atis liquor other property, the Imposition Of
no other penalty Will DO carried into eject M I'll 70
ported 10 these Headquarters and approved by Tho Com
mandlng General. t..
". All troops Of the United sates Magistrates Sheriff.
Conssblos Police and others in authority arc required
and all ciHzsns arc solicited. TO DO yigant In detecting
and prompt In giving information OF tho violation O
those orders. Commanding officers will be hold 70
sponsibio for their enforcement
By command Of MAjor-Gensral D. z s1crrs.
J. ". CLoUs
Captain asth Infantry,
i'' AID. O. h A. A. A. q.
9 oneiai ALxxAsDEa Aooar. Captain ssth 1nnntry
Afd-doC1np. f't ~ w8 F-.W Nay "a
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a5- NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HOLDING
Certificates OF tho EPRATH BURIAL GROUND. Calhoun
street, nnd others having lawful claims thor TO- arc re-
queated to report the Us convenient to tho
SECRETARY Of tho Eprath Society
by order OF tho President, II. MUuLEr.
JIM DUNCAN,
ouue ~ w&f Secretary
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as-ERRORs OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pro.
mature Decay. and all the effects Of youthful indisore-
ton. WILL for the sakc Of suffering humanity send froe
oAl who need IT. tho receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which no was cured. Sufferers
wishH gta profit by tho advcrsers experience can do
50 by addressing, In perfect confidence .
JOHN d. OGDEN,
Aprl22 3moes No A Cedar street. Now York
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable DIspn,c.,cs.

SOUTHAMPTON, Juno 1.-The IIunsa touched nt
Southampton.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 11-Noon.--Cot dull; UP
lands IL /; Orleans sales 1000 bales. Corr, 3Gs
Pork declined 7Ss. Common Rosin 7s.; Fine IL
Turpcntino 33; Tullow 43s. Cd.
LONDON, Juno 1l--2 T. M.--Consols Oil.
lirERrool., June 11-2 u. M.-Corn 85s 9l !
others steady. Arrived, the Peruvian aud ity o
Baltimore :
;, LONDON, June II = Evening. = Consols, gii.
Bonds 73.
LIYEnPcoL, juno 11-Evoning. Cotton closes
dull. Sales 80O0 bales. Mi llling Upanis, IL 1;
Orleans, III. NJ inohcstor advi:cs unfavorablc.
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Juno 10

nEHOTICE.-THE STEAMSHIP -AANHAT-
TAM Woodruff Master In dscharging her cargo at her
dock Adsors South Wharf Consignccs wil therefore
attend to Tho receiving OF their goods at that point
June II STREET BROTHERS & co. apents
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RIurlne NcWa.

FoBTREss hONRoE, Juno I.--Steamers just
arrived report hoayy northwest gallo of the
coast. 'ij
NEW YoRK, Juno II Ten vessels, carrying over
1000 passengers oil in good sanitary condition,
arrived yesterday. Tho cholera is reported to
world. -s.r
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u6 BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAY" DYE is the best In the world. The
only true and "I- se DyshArmless reliable inntan.
tAneous. No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies tho LII effects Of Bad
Dyes 1nvigoates the hair, leaving soft beautiful
Tho genuine ia Sgncd Wiiiian, A. Bafeheior. All othcrn
arc mere initationa and should be avoided Bold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory. No. 81 Barcsy
street. Now York.
30 BEwAHE OF A ooUNTEnPETT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

So BhlIKlIEY, ADMINISTRATOR, yS. BARK
LEi-Notco Ia hereby giyon 10 the creditors OF J. D.
BARKLEf deceased. 10 present and establish tIlcir
claims against his Estate before me- before tho lat
day Of July neIt. J. W, GRAY
Juno IL W. Master In Equity.
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ss-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
p H. WHITING, Eaq.. M a candidate for sbOrtI Of
Charleston Judicial, District at tho merit election. +
September 10 ..,.. t..
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HSA A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after ao]oun OF few months In the
city was hardly recognized by her friondA In place Of
ooarse. rustic, huahod fsoo, sho had aoft ruby com.
ple1ion Of almost marble smoothneas. and instead OF
she really appeared bnt eighteen. Upon In
quiry as TO tho cause OF great change she plainly
told them that sho used the CIRCAs5IAN BALM and
considered II an invaluable acquisition any lady toilet
BY is any Lady Gentlemen improve their pcr.
sonal appearance an hundred fold 1t Ia amplo In It's
combination as Nature herself IL simple yet unsurpass.
ed in itn efficacy In drawing impurities from, heal.
Ing cleansing and beauHfyng tho akin and complexion
by Its direct action tho cutico Il drawn from all s
impurities, kindly healing tho same and leaving tho sr-
TACO a. Nature Intended it should ho-coar son. smooth
and beautiful rce 81, sent by Mall or KIprcss on r
| ceipt Of an order, by .iga
Nv. l. CLARK CO.. Chemists,
No. West Faystte streot, Syracuse, NJ Y.
Tho only American Agents for tho sae Of the Same.
March 20 ~ 1y
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OFFICIAL.
HcntloSrs bYttffa,, Dx

I
Heudq'rs. Military Post OF Churlc.,o,,
| CHARLEsros. y. o.. Mny 18th. 1861. !
| GENERAL ORDERS NO. Is.
]. Tho following announced aa RcpIstr,,I,, p-
cincts OF tho Military Post OF Charleston conpr,nv m,
geographical Distrcta OF claresou, Berkeley and Col
Teton, viz:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT
PARISHES OF ST. PHILIP AND ST. MICHAEL,
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
FIRST PnEolscr.-Ward No. l-City Hall. wari No.
2-Court House.
SECOND PREoIscr-Rurd No. 3-Iat Poll, Market:
I'd Poll Palmetto EnstnO House, Anson street.
THIRD PREcRcT.-warl No. 4-lBt Poll, EneIuc
House. Archdao street; I'd Poll, Engine House corner
dcorRc and College strevts.
Founrn PnEorNcr.-ward No 6-EaKlo Ergiuo House.
Meeting street
Ward No. e-washington Engine House, vandcrhorst
street
Ward No. 7-Engins House In Columbus street,
Ward No. s-WnRr's Wagon Yarl King street
BERKELEY DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF CHRIST oHURCH. AND ST. THOMAS
AND BIT. DENNIS.
Ftnsr PREcNcT.-Mt Pleasant Poll, Fifteen Milo
Housc Poll, and st. Thomas Muster House Poll.
PARISH OF ST. ANDREWS.
SECOND PREcnor.-Cub House Poll, OIL tho Maiu md
School House Poll. James Isnnd.
PARISH OF at. JOHNS. coLLEToN.
THIRD PnEcIscT.-cub House Poll. Edisto Island;
Rockville. Watnnlaw Issnd, and IegarcyilIe, Johns
IBAud
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS, BERKELEY.
fovn-. Fn.0Is"r --".I.mrs Pond Poll; Futz's Old
Fold Poll, and Black Oak Poll
FIFTH PnEcMUr.-Bggin Church Poll and strawberry
Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, GOOSE CREEK.
snTH PnroIscr.-dooso Greek POLL Tar Kin Poll and
WassamhRaw Poll.
SEVENTH PnEorsor-Cross Roads Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll.
PARISH OF ST. STEPHENS.
EroHTH PREoNoT.-Pnovillo Poll and st. stephen's
Depot Poll.
PARIsH OF ST. JAMES, sANTEE
NINTH PnKoRcT.-Muster House Poll and Dutart's
Creek Poll.
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ss- ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL. HUI
MAN EYES msdo to order and inserted by .nss, T.
aSSsR sRfs FsB ASAS Riifoaar.,. New Yort
April Il 1vr
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aF NOTICE TI MARINERS. RS.-OAPTAINs
AND Pilots wishiny to anchor their veasos In Aahey
River are requested no TO do anywhere within direct
ronso Of tho heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs. on The Charleston and 81 Andrews side OF
tho Ashley River; by which procauion contset with The
Submarine Telegraph Cable WIN be avoided.
q. O. TURNER, q. II.
Hsrbor Masters Office, Charleston. February 9, 1855
Februnry7
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Richmond Ncws,

nIcHMoSp Juno f1.--Scnator Wilson, OF DIassn-
,chusetts, Charles W. Storrs, H. Ii. Coleridgu,
George N. Bond, T. W. Bid j.. ". Slack and r.
NJ. Moreo, Of tho same State; George Ii. Baker, oil
Philadelphia; Jno Jay, j. G. Holbruok G. L. Noyeh
Of New York, and Hon. Chas. Gibbons, Speaker oi
the Pennsylvania House Of Delegates, arrived here
this evening": They will meet several prominent
firginianH at Tho Governors House Tonight to
have q cuRfGronco as to how tho two wings of tho
Republican party-that represented by tho Into
Richmond Convention, and that which! proposes to
hold Convention at Charlottesville c+nihy DO recon-
ciled. s.:r rt !: LIZ,
At the Republican Conference this evening Mt tho
Governors Mansion FREQ Conference with forty
or fifty gentlonien was held npon tho prospects Of
the State election the strength OF tho Republican
party, &c. John NJ. Bolts, Mr.. Hunnicutt Judge
Underwood and others took part in the discussion.
About dozen colored persons wore present.
The Conference. iH: still in session, with little
prospect OF adjouHing Oh a common platform.
The representatives Of tho Tichmnd Convention
u final. d..
RIonNoND, Juno H. Schofield issued circular
to al tho Presidents Of Boards Of Registration,
urging thom to finish their work By tho end of
=, Horace W. Hoyey, school tcacher of freedmen,
. convicted Of whipping child, not belonging to
tho school, was sentenced to 500 fino nnd one
moDth's imprisonment Con. Schotield remittod
- thg fine; and the Governor rcmitted the imprson-
ment. -, - - : - .ii".
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Washington News

WASHINGTON Juno 11.-Flander's SUCCESSOR ns
treasury agont il under consideration.
The President las alviccs from Tenness.e o
petitioners who lIavo applied simultaneously tt
Thomas and to Brownlow for protection from out
RACES; thus giving DrownOw the opportunity and
Thomas tho right to correct them.
The President is not very we'll lie ia threaten.
ened with Brights disease.
There Is Cabinet meeting to-day. 1t is stated
that Stanton only will sustain the District Com
nlanders in thoir alleged illegal assumption OF
power.
Wm. Bell will rolievo Knox in tho supervision of
tho Govornm cnt finances at Now Orleans, oficinl
dut!cB requiring The presence of Kpox horo.
The attorneys in Surratts aro cnRngcd in
wranslins over jury tcchnicalitics, originating
with the prosecution. :
II IL supposed TINT Stansberry's views involving
restraints upon District ComInaudcrs will be dis
cuascd in Cabinet to-day. Ills viows regarding
registration will be enforced by high authority.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-Tho internal royonue re-
ceipts to-day were $4,000. -
All tho members OF tho Cabinet attended apro-
longed session to-day. The President was in Ills
usual health. .1I
Information Inns reachcd the Land Ofice from
geptlemen who is making Western tour, who says
that tho country teems with crops mud fruits.
Ninety-nine Bonds were stolen from tho Treas,,-
~ recently They wcre in nh unfinished condi-
tion. No loss Is npprohcndod either to tlio Gov-
ernment OF the public froln the theft.
Tho discussion Of tho Jury question was con-
tinuod to tho adjournment Of tic Court with no
decision. to-.
Tho following is an extract from tho New Yorl;
Tribune Of this morning !: "Let Shoridnn or Soklcs,
Congress will be inevitable. With SUNNI cr see
sion, tho Presidents functions will most assured
~ be 30 limited that it will not be in his power
ever after to remoyo any General commanding" :
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aT BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FIIY-KIILER
VIII certainly extnrminate these pests its por
severed In. HOWARD OF bogus F1y.paper, which some
dealers keep because they get Il for nearly nothing
Don't DO swindied. Ask for DUTcHRRs which is sold
ny a. nVe drn8g1ssa , limo ,Mny %
taS THE GRAVEsT MALADIES OF YOUTH
AND FAIRLY MANHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS on the Physloogy Of tho Passions, and the
ErroF Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the Gst ago OF
man, With Reports on new methods OF treatment eu-
poyed In this institution. sont In scaled letter on.
yolopes froe Of charge. H.
Address DR.. J. sKIIIIN HoUaHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
May 20 sn,o