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HIESkELL'S
OINTMENT,

VINl il
This Ointment, after an experience of
twenty years, has proved itself a soyer.
eign remedy for all diseases of the Skin;
having effected radical cure in every
case on which it was used curing many
obstinate cases of fifteen or twenty years
standing, that had previously resisted all
remedies prescribed by the best medical
talent of the country. Its effect is aston
ishing in few days the soreness and
irritation is removed the skin becomes
smooth and healthy, and remains perm
anenty healed, without the use of any
other remedy,
Thus, letter, Salt Rheum, Itch, Sol
diers' Itch, Erysipelas, Blotches, Pim-
Piles, and every form of disease of the
skin is punctuslly cured, no matter of
how long standing. 1t has cured bad
cases of Infamed Eyelids, and Dischar-
ges from the Ear, when nothing else
would heal them. Piles, that have re-
sisted all other treatment for many
years, have been effectualiy cured by the
use of only one box of this Ointment.
Burns, Scalds, and Old Sores, it heals in
very short time. Price so cents per
box. If not sold by your Druggist,
send so cents to Johnston Holloway d ~
Cowden, Philadelphia, box will be
sent free of postage to any address.
OBSERVE-None genuine without
the signature of the proprietors on the
wrapper of each box.
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kRoMRRs-UPHAM's--HAI DYE-5e Cents q
box. Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for ST. Ma
TURAL, DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. WAR
HANTED TO PLEASE. This article has been
thoroughly tested by DIR. Chiffon, of New York,
and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia.
who pronounce it free from all poisonous ingredi-
ents, and the material composing it will not injure
the most delicats hair. Sold by Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers everywhere.
49, JNO. ]. KRONER, Sole Proprietor.
LORD & SMITH, Chicago, Ag's. nov5d1y.
BAreHELoR's HAIR DrK.-This splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the world The only
true and perfect dye-Harmless, Reliable,
Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ri.
diculous tints. Natural black or brown. Reme-
dies the ill effects of bad dyes. Invigorates the
hair, leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by
all druggists and perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay
street, New York. F decl0dw1y.
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WARNOCK l. RALSTON.

Successors TO WarHock Kelly
MANUFACTURERS OF SOAP AND CAN
VI dies, and Lard Oil, Rock Island, ILL., Cash
paid for Tallow and Grease, nch3 -dAwtf
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AND ALL INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The Company will run to st. Paul the following
splendid steamers:
DUBUQUE, Capt. J. W. Parker
HAWKEYE STATE, Capt. Jones orden.
MINNESOTA, Capt. Thos. b. Hill.
SUCKER STATE, Capt. VIM. 7. Hight.
DAVENPORT, Capt. Z. V. Holcombe.
MUSCATINE, Capt. J. W. jerks.
BURLINGTON, Capt. NJ Green.
CANADA, Capt, b. A. Conger. e~
PEMBINA, Capt. - SIS
SAVANNA, Capt. Alex. McGowin.
RESERVE, Capt. A. Lamont.
Leaving St. Louis from Northern Line Wharf
Boat foot of Washington Avenue, every Monday,
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock p. NJ.
All the above boats manned by careful and
experienced officers and crews, and have been
thoroughly reftted aud repaired and no exertions
will be spared to add to the comfort and convent
ehce Of passengers, and the careful handling of
i'slght. The company own several freight steam
efs and a large number of "a No. 1" barges, the
greater part of which are adapted to carry grain
~ ouik; and are prepared t. carry all grain Offer
"s with dispatch.
ES>The company return thanks to the public
,o' their liberal patronage during the last nine
years, and hope to deserve and receive a eontinu-
slce of their favors When the business will JUS
my his company will run daily line
Nos B. RH0DEs, Prest. T. J. Buronp. Supt.
'aos II. dRIrFIrH, Sec'y. /. NJ. MASON, Ap't.
apn a, NJ. PRETTYMAN, Agent, Davenport
'Ao' W. D. HARRIS. Agent, Rock Island.
EVERY BUSINESS MAN
s2sI&s ~ ---sHouLD- & sian
0oVGRYxSE in THE ARGUS |!
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0. j. DIMICK,

DEAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT, OF
II fee in Livery Building, Washington street,
Rock Island, I'll. ...s.-a
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PETER FRIES,

DECTIFIER AND MANUFACTURERS OF
II Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer in
Foseign Wines and Liquors. Front street, oppo..
site Ferry Landing. Rack Island Ill.
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WALTER KENNEDY,

WINE AND LIQUOR STORE. CHICAGO
w bottled Ale and Porter. Palace Row, Reeh
Island, Ill.
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H. G.. CONNELLY,

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB
,sinsa Promptly. Office over the Post Office. g
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POLICE IRTELLIGENCE.

THEFT or A TRUNK AND VALUABLE CoyrENTz-In the
month of February last Francis schode arrived in this
city from Liverpool and stopped temporarily at No $50
Broome street. While absent from the city the 10th
ultmo in search of employ men schode left his trunk
containing pawn tickets representing jewelry, China
ware, silverware and wearing apparel valued at 500,
and other articles amounting 10 $50 more In charge Of
the keeper OF the house for safe keeping but after hs
departure the trunk removed and contents stolen
oiicsr Simngton, OF tho Fourteenth precinct, took
tho matter In charge, and yesterday arrested
Davidson on the charge OF having stolen Mr. Schodcs
trunk. II appeared that suit OF clothes which in
the trunk had been given by Davidson 10 a named
Hayes, after the latter came down. alleged, from
Backwell's Island where he had been serving out .
term OF imprisonment Nary Ann America, a colored
woman, also bought from Murray o neck cham and
cross which had been taken from Mr. Schodel's trunk
The prisoners locked up by Justice Hogan await
an examination portion OF the stolen property has
recovered from various shops throughout the
the remainder Of H. Before the Is closed
other parties may figure as principals In the larceny,
and also for receiving stolen goods.
suor IN THE NEcK.--Adam Lee, OF No liz Third street.
alleges that be unfortunately got into fight with man
named John Chrystie drinks, and that John
drew revolver and shot him In the neck. The wound,
however 10 not dangerous Justice Mansfield held
Chrystie for examination.
COLLECTING MONEYS WITHOUT AUTHORITY. --John Runk
teamster in tho employ OF Joseph Kuntz, No. II Essex
street. was yesterday sragned before Justice Mansfield
on charge Of having by means OF false representa-.
tions collected various sums Of money from the Gus
TONERS OF hts employer and applying the same TO his
use. The accused was committed for examination.
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Newtcwn pippins $40; strawberries &c Soc boz. or
!2c basket bananas 81 81 per bunch oranges ~
box; lemons &c per DOZEN gooseberres l6c quart
FsHaSaimon 40c 6Oc per ID blusnsh. l0c i2c cod,
head 20c 25c: blackfsh l2c l5c founders, Sc loo;
cells lbc c,: weak fish, loc shad. Soc Holsters Sc
lOc musses l5c oysters 75c s. per hundred dried cod
fish, &C. loo per lb smoked salmon, soc $50 clans.
picked do. lOc zoe apiece; smoked habut l6c lsc
h. aewives l5c bunch t4 smoked eels 25c lb
GAnE-oxeye snpe, Soc per dozen surf snipe Soc vel
Low leg snlpe ~ Soi SQUAD 81; wild pigeons u u 10
MEAr-Porer steak, 35c aOc per H. sirlon, CSC
&c per h. shoulder pieces PC fac per ID rump corn,
4Oc 24c per h.; rump (seak) Nc DC per h. corned
ID; mutton (hnd quarer, nc per H.; fore
quarterl lac Ice H. mutton chops Doc per H. lamb
(by quarter -; lamb fore quarer ~ veal thnd quar-
TERI 25c per b. veal fore quarter lo isc ID veal
l5c per ID. hams sc sOc per To-; smoked shoulders,
l6c per ID. tongues 81 piece bacon, lSc per Iii pe
l0c per b bologna sausages 100 per H.. pork sausages
zoe per lard l6c h. lard and pork 2c per h.
hams lSc corned tongues 81 % smoked beef so per
POULTRY Turkeys SOC per 10 spring chickens loc. a
Soc per To- ducks. Sc per h. geese ssc per lb fowls
2Sc. . 28c. per ID.
bages 1c 25c head; onions, 70c per half peck
turnips. he l5c. per bunch tomatoes, Soc. .
quartz potatoes 8c half peck best potatoes zoe.
per half peck sweet potatoes Soc half peck peas
doc Zoe half peck; beets. 90 ioc apiece; common
celery ac per bunch cAudowers Soc 81 apiece carrots
&c. l0c bunch; asparagus &c., Soc bunch; water
l2c l5 quart spinach, l5c Soc per half peck
sprouts loc l5c per half peck; radshes 5c Zoe per
dozen; colerape, l5c per bunch; lettuce &c &c. piece;
rhubarb &C. loo per bunch leeks and parsley, &C. l0c.
bunch carbe Zoe per bunch; garlic per bunch; der
pepper &c. per bunch; sage and thyme. &C. per bunch
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

Boy DRowSxp OFF BoAr-Yesterday afternoon
boy about fourteen years old on. in small boat
nshing when fell the side Of the boat opposite
the Morris and Essex dock His body after re-
covered He resided in New York, and no person
was In the boat with him his name was not asceraned
Coroner White will hold an inquest
Orange.
Cuunca RopBEp.-0n Thursday night the First Pres
byteran church At Orange broken into by burglars
and robbed Of carpet valued at $50 and handsomely
bound Bible Entrance effected by prying open q
window the lead fastcnIngs around the glass easily CIV
ing way The thieves did not take time 10 read any
portion OF the sacred volume which they appropriated
a. unm s.aksble signs Of hurried work were visible
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The mining share market Is irregular but on the
whole heavy. At the first board La Crosse Gold closed
1oc higher than at the time yesterday, selling at
81 S. Consolidated Gregory Gold &c., selling at So S.
Quartz Hill &c. lower selling al 81 TO- Columbian
Gold and silver sold at 60c; Corydon, 81 co. A, the
second board Quartz Hill closed zoe. lower than the
first board selling 81 So La Crosse Gold 15c., selling
at 81 2o Consolidated Gregory Gold &C., selling so
Corydon 25c., selling at 81 So.
The following rscapituiation table exhibits the value
OF the imporaons Of dry goods this port for the week
ending June 6, compared with the preceding week.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
~~~~~>~->o~~~-~-~~-~~c-~~~s~
Married..

BoIrwooD-vAS HoRsES.-In Castleton, N. Y, on
Wednesday Juno 8, at Reformed Dutch church, by Rev
E. I. Hermance, THOMAS X. HOLLYWOOD of Amherst
Mass 70 MATILDA, daughter Of Jeremiah N. Van Horsen
Esq, ofCastlctor.
BRowsEtL-JNKrSs in Brooklyn on Thursday June
g. at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. W.
W. Hicks, Willis L. BRowHnL to ANNA l. JENKINS, all
OF Brooklyn.
CooMss-McCIuRK Thursday, June Q, at the resi-.
dence " the bride, by the Rev. Edmund Belfour,
Of Adam Backledge Esq
LIZ GttLEz-GRsEN.-0n Tuesday, May 81, at Albany.
by the Rev. d. Dayton, Mr.. p. G. LIE GALLEz, OF New
York, u Miss ELIZA a. GREEN, OF North Hadley, Mass
June g. By the Rev. A. H. Partridge, FRANK LAWRENCE
TO SARA hARRInrr. eldest daughter OF Benjamin Bate
man, Esq. all Of Brooklyn, T. d.
owES-Consx-0n Thursday: June @ o. hudson CITY
YORK, 70 ANm c., daughter Of the late William Combe,
Of Ednburg Scotland No cards
OuTcALT-CRrs Thursday, June Q, at the resi-
dence OF the tride's father by the Rev DR.. Samuel
Osgood CoRSEiIUs OurcALr to IRENE AUGUSTA CURTIS
daughter OF Paul A. Curtis, all Of this city.
PARDEH-BYRsE On Tuesday juno I, at the residence
Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. T. J. Newn, d. D. /,
CALVIN PARpEE, OF Hazleton, Pa 70 MARY BYRSE,
PAYE-BIASKLEY-On Thursday evening, jane g. by
the Rev. VIM. Alyen Bartlett WILLIAM l. PAVE 10 Exg-
LINE, daughter Of John j. Blanklcy. all of Brooklyn.
SPRER-DESBY In this city, on Thursday, June 9, by
the Rev. l. H King, EDMOND 4. spEER, or Passac N. j.
10 MARTHA ", third daughter Of Joshua DENLY Of this
city.
Newbern and Cincinnati papers please copy.
wrrLEr-PnERsoS. Philadelphia Wednesday,
June s. by Rev. George ID. Boardman, JAMES s. WILLEr,
Of New York, 70 MARY H. daughter Of Mr.. l. f. Peter
son, Of Philadelphia.
wELcH-MAYHgw Williamsburg, on Thursday,
June g. by the Rev. A. j. Garfield, RosERr WEIGH, Jr
to SARAH N. MAYHEM, daughter Of the late Philip g..
Mayhem, all OF Williamsburg, l. |. No cards
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CANpLEs-Adamantne were steady, with small sales at
lsc c. Sperm quoted 3Sc &c., and patent 4Sc
a 5Uc, without sales Of moment
CorrEE.-The market for Rio was unchanged, prime
grades being the lower grades heavy Fair cargoes
quoted lO and good do at &c., both god in bond
80 bags Thessaa at l3c. gold. in bond
zoe bags do. 2003 do. Carl Ludwig and 229 do. ex
Arzelia priv Stock Rio June 1867 So So
bags OF othe descriptions heard Of important sales
CoPpER.-Ihe demand was moderately active at about
previous prices The sa les go 900 lbs 234c
Baltimore 23sc 233c for Portage Lake and 2lc. 24kc
Detroit-the latter price for July delive ~.
Drugs DYEs.-The demand tor chemicals mod err
in price there important change The les
1875 drums caustc soda at Sc 50 do white do at exc
lUc 3tons soda ash at 100 sa soda at lG god
IS do soda ash at 2sc gold loo kegs bi-caro soda
Sc 5Hc gold, chiefly at the inside price, $50 casks
25c gold acid 5c gold 100 drums caustic
5sc. exc, gold and Is tons soda ash private
terms.
Flour AND GRAiN.-Receipts. 6l07 bbls -four. LIZA do
meal 60 bushels wheat IS ST. do and 500
rye The market for State and Western -four
steady to-day and lower. The tone of the
altogether better and the panic appears have
subsided There fair demand for shipments tn
West indies &C. well for consumption and the market
closed quite steady at quotations. California dull
but lower The sales ncuding California; about
demand prices favored the buyer The sales only
about 2uO bbs, the market closing heavy. Rye -four
dull but lower The sales about 400 bbls, within
the range of prices quoted below Canada -four dull
and nominal. Corn meal dull and heavy. We note
sales OF 900 bbs IS ~ for city and sc Is for Fairfax
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Port Of NEW YORK. JUNE !. 1867.

Cleared.
Steamship Hbernia (Br), Munro Giassow-F Macdonald
Steamship Borussia (Ham). Frauzen. Hamburg-Kun.
steamship Araso, Gadsden Havre-New York and Havre
Steamship IsmPeq r Rssssna a g.gG MSsessa7s
Ship whampoa tBr), Carter st john. NB-Peabody vii.
Ship Forrest Eagle 4a Bs W.a. Burgess
Bark Lucy Paul tPrus, schsl Cork for OrdersFunch
BARK Ward sr Babes saenos
Bsrt antelope White. s. croi1 Brandywinc-Roche
BARK Josephine tBr,. Day, Liverpool Ns-Morison
Bark Mary Roberts, Burns. ,Por.land-Breti, Son Co.
Brig San Piero Qtall Lauro. London-Funch, Meincko
E
s sss & nssa
Car, LaSvs p csssn Rio Jansro via Eliza
Brig Florence }Br, EksTmsn Curas;oa@Bartram Bros
s ass Dsnsn Sss Me- Fry.
Brig Bickmore, Grafin. Eixabethport-Thompson
schr susan, Blanchard Para-B Sherman 4 Co.
schr Dragon (Br simpson , Barosdos-E smith Co.
schr K staples Dinsmore Weymouth FRYE Co.
schr Caroline, McCintock, Observation-Disclosures
schr Franconia, Treworsy. Boston-Benuy, Miller
schr Dart johnson, Stamford.
Arrived.
cy S @ nssGw
John Pr asy ~ y mss q 40 % Sc SHARK bark
Hook passed bremen three masted schooner bound ",
shws w1s G gh si ha Ssnre ss
from sa .s. f or Y .s ~ YORK y 90 saw ship Jacob
steamship Corsica r LIE Messurier Havana June VIA
Steamship Leo Dearborn savannah 90 hours with mdse
sw Of Cape Lookout saw Steamship San Jacn,o hence for
o % oe b
mdse and passengers, TO Goodspeeed.
wshp 18TH with ndso, 70 chas caroM May S as Il s.
lon ~ So spoke ship VIM Tapscott hence for Liverpool 10
sSip Arnold Boninger tPrus) steenten Rotterdam ~
Had 81 deaths among The s were children and
adults 9th inst on Montauk, spoke ship Energy hence
SHIP Espaslt lBrem, Forsnspn 81 with
3 Sn s Sa a. 3 Of END M from
hl %aa ABR Y, Ward Psaaas days. via Cape Town.
enced heavy weather in the Gulf carried away bboom.
Bark Golden Fleece r Rhodes, Barbados Is days, with
sugar, &c, TO Troybridgs,s sons. 60. v.,..
AK; win sugar A. PAS Tards g.
fee Brig SeDl %ea days. with col
Isabella Sssl Moran; Para 20 day.. With rubber
salinas. hence bound . Para 81 ms. oa aitsras passed
with coal, 10 Small Co
Schr Pinky tBry, Sims. Port au Platte IL days. with
hides Ac, 10 Caesar PAUL..
master
schr Mary Catharne tBr Atwood. Bridgeport. cB
DAYS, with coal 70 master.
scRr ID Warner. Horton, Georgetown, SC. days. with
cotton &c, 70 Jonas Smith a Co.
schr raber. Arnold. Georgetown, DC.
sohr Maria Elizabeth, Barton, Virginia.
gchr X w johnson. johnson, Virginia.
schr White Cloud waling. Virginia.
schr > Buckingham, Lewis. Elxabe,hport for Middle.
town.
schr Delaware. Wood Exabc,hpor, for Boston.
sailed.
Raft Sonpare, for Southampton tfrom rsntne PM
sS- FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLiGESCE
SEE ANOTHER PAGE.
Disasters In the bahamas.
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Brrrvn old zoe per 10. new do, sc. &c.
CuKrsy -t5c a &c per TO-
Eccs-li for 2sc. ducx do, 3 for 25c.
THyrs Apples per peck 81 81 as Seek.No Furhers 90
Der bbl o. 3d. spixcnberzs SO So russes
Baldwina 81 greetings Is 90; Northern spyes ~ sol;
Talman sweets % ~. gnydower o., Pearmenies, ~ "
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


BEEswAx dull and nominal at Acc. &c
corroN-Though the market ruled heavy previous prices
sustained and increased business consum-
mated The sales aggregated bales the annexed quo
tations. We quote
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We have received from correspondent the following
list OF wrecks and disasters the Bahamas with the
OF those vessels seeking Nassau distress durnghe month
Of May. 1867
May 4-Brig Proteus (of Portanil, Mahony from Port
land for Havana, with cooperage assisted on Of Orange
CAY Banks wreckers who cut auchor discharged
about third cargo and hove vessel OF unnured Came
the l2th
sth-schr John Mosser, Rhodes from New York for Ma
tanzas ballast ashore Man Island Reef Har
Dor island worked but leaking badly beached
assistance taken wreckers who got her OF and 70 Mas
for gao Of shore wreckers behaved shaneuiy
whom have been convicted. The vessel has been
dockei. Temporarily repaired and has proceeded.
15h-Hrig Fawn tBr Saunders. from Havana for Boston,
with sugar; wrecked Grand Bahamas. Holmes
Rock cargo brought ths port aud forwarded By
schr Albert Treat.
Marine Disasters.
n2- report received from Boston yesterday, AN
that the brig sawyer Leach below that port with
loss Of foreiopmast and sails tfheJ arrived at Mar
settles May sfrom New York aud remained there the
12tn, 50 II must be mstake.D
sulr CxRKs. Humphrey, from Bordeaux for New York,
which pu, into Fsyal lcaky has been condemned
BAsx ioSc OBJ. WOODBURY.. which sailed from New York
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SHIP PIN q NE w S .

ALMANAC FOR NEW Y0RK-rHIs DAY
................ y NOON Sets. morn IL 90
20 HIGH WATER. morn IL 81
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C0nsos and American securitIes arc steauy "a Lo
don, the quotations to-day and previously bcng:-
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

SuSpLY Oct &c, 1851
Tns range OF the gold market was lower during the
past than generally expected from the threat.
sping character o. The from Italy and the po
hcal advlces nom France relative TO the French
patton Of Rome The fluctuations were from ld4I q
l4a and back again TO lz4s the closing transactions
being at I4iN The large extent OF the shor" interest
led 10 very active borrowing demand and loans
made az high as y per cent per diem In favor OF tho
lender OF tho CON- the latter being required for customs
duties and other purposes, but chiefly to enable the
bear spectators 70 make their cearngs at the bank
used for that purpose, which now reports its
tions weekly through the Clearing House, although not
member Of the association. he customs receipts at
the port aggregated 81 o6o 0so willis the foreign ship
menis OF specie TO the amount OF sllee s2 only
II Is TO be presumed as the city banks lost s22s47ol
IN specie within the week that tho Treasury was not
sciler during this time Most OF the operations n gold
are bearish, In Wow or the disbursement OF Roout
twenty. Eve millions OF coin interest on the lsi OF No
vember; but It has hitherto been found that such pay
men.s have been moro than fully discounted ana
that the premium instead OF falls when the pay
ment is actually made, ard thore are more 'han
ordinary for upposng that tho present instance
viii prove no exception to tie rule Not far from
half OF this interest is due on bonds held
abroad, and this sum VIII accordingly have to
DO RENTED or invested in Of our
securities to be shipped instead OF bills OF exchange
The gold premium likely remain high FOR nden-
mite length OF tme owing to speculative and political
well national and commercial causes. Considerable
allowance will always be made for the occurrence OF
contingencies likely affect the premium unfavoraby
for whle many might operate TO suddenly ad-
vance there which could Affect it suddenly to
any great the opposite direction approach
TO specie payments being necessarily alOw The daily