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Advtoes to the Sd Of June.

LosDos, June STRAIGHTFORWARD
O411<:a ex-dividend bonds 7s1S; Illinois
Central 7s11t; Erie 4O1f,. 80
LIvERPoouI June Cotton
arm at 1l7Sd for uplands. Breadstufs
dull. Corn s9s. Lard 49s Cd. % 70
DUBLIN, Jnne 3-Eyening,-A dis
patch from Dungannon reports that
some twenty or thirty FeniaDs who at
tempted to land near that place were
arrested and lodged in the Waterford
county Jail, to await trial.
VIENNA, June $-Thei Austrian gov
eminent has ordered the fortification OF
this city, the work TO be eomraenced
forthwith. i9l -;4
BERLIN, June s.-It Is said that Count
Bismarck has aked to be relieved from
the cares Of office Immediately after the
adoption ofthe Federal Constitution by
the North German States, and the King
has given assent TO the proposal.
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ChtGaHO.

tFaanh= Z. va CnteaEO. afg 30! -4lf
JyNt s,-FIeUR-Dull, and entirely
t GRA1N.-Wheat4Dull, at g aOa2 ~
Corn-Quiet, 1t 81 DIAL OF. Oats-
Firm. ae 601<c. Rye-DuIl, at 81 IS.
BarleYT-.Ee Elected, m. b. H.,
PRovIsIoNs-Dull; mess pork easier
at 81 25aS2 so. Iard-Nominal.
s.1 ~ % .G31g BunRIO. oa. it
JUNE S.-Flonr and Wheat-Quiet
and nominal. aiIuair aEi Eai.fi
GRAIS-Corn-Dull and heavy, No.
held at 81 07al Os; 81 06 bid. Oats
Easier, with moderate demand.
FREIeHTs-Ffrmer; Corn, lie TO New
York; Oats SIC to New York.
JUSE S.-FLouR-Dull at SlI as for
=, e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and dnn
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ou5MexIeani News

NEwCYoRK, Jdns i8.4The Herald's
New Orleans special says: The Juarez
official paper at San Louis Potosi, has
recently published all the official cor
resRondence relative to- the safety Of
MACMILLAN, and comments upon tin
q manner that would seem 70 imply
that the arch duke would receive no
iency towards him, and, 1t Is behaved
this publication in the official organ Is
with q view OF ihdicatingI the, future
course OF the Mexican President in con.
eentinS to his execution. .sfaESeamI
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RALEIGH, N. C., June s.-The Presi-
dent was met at the depot by the fol-
lowing named officers: State Treasurer,
Battle; Secretary of State, Best; Comp.
troller Burgin; %. s, Marshal Goodloe,
Mr.. Battle, addressing the President
on behalf Of the people of North Caro-
lima, gave him a welcome to that State.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-The chess
contest was concluded To-day, Capt.
Mackenzie, OF New York. won all the
games; Reichelm, of this city, none.
Two games were drawn.
Ernst c. Wallace, long connected
with the Evening Bulletin, died at
Yonkers, New York, to-day, of con-
sumption.
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CNINNArI, June S.-James Rings
ley, and old citizen OF Montgomery, in
this county, was drowned yesterday,
while attempting to cross the river In
bHggy at that place. The horse, a
stallion valued at $1,000 was also
drowned,
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NKw YoRK, June S.-Ehe Heraid's
Panama special says, the Governments
officials of Panama have held q meet
ing at which e Was resolYedlto declare
the Isthmus indep endedt Of Federal
rule. ff'ths late inteilig ence from Bagpta
Is confirmed by, the mail 70 arrive nom
the. interior Of Columbia on the 18th
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SECOND DnPArCH,

PETROLEUM CENTRE, June 3.-The
loss by fire here yesterday, is estimated
at between forty and sixty thousand
dollars. It originated In the Job Taylor
house. Twenty-nine buildings were
destroyed, including the United States
Hotel X Insurance very SMALL,
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FORTRESS MONROE, June l.-Acoounts
of tobacco cultivation in North Carolina
are not encouraging. = . q
The trial of Vim. S. Underwood, for
killing Captain James D. Hawkins, at
Isle of Wight Court House, resulted in
the acquittal of the accused.
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New YORK, June S.-Twenty-seven
hundred and tifty emigrants arrived
sines Saturday. tafEE tits
Captain John p. -Bankhead, OF the
United States navy, died on April 9th.
on board the Bengal steamer Simla, of
Alden.
CIarkson staufeld, the well known
painter, died in England, May 2lst; not
Stanfield, member OF Parliament, as re-
ported by the cable. Z JlIHQtl Ia
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Reparator Capilli

Throw away your false,friI1es, your witches,
Destructive q comfort, aud not worth ng:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice in your own iuxuriant hair.
RRPARATOR CAPILLL.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads (from whatever cause II may have
the face, Il hos no equal. 1t Will force the
beard 10 grow upon the EmoOthelt face Ia
from fve 10 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. Anew
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there u nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
(frOm their own aXperiencel can bear wit
ness. But many win say, how are we 70 dis
dngniAh the genuine nom tho spuriOuS3 1t
certainly Is dlnCult rs nine-tenths OF the
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and you
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, try the ReparRt0r Capillii twill
cost you nothing unless IL fully Gomez
up to our representations n your Druggist
does not keep II, send MS one dollar and We
Will forward IL, postpaid, together with re-
ceipt for the money, which will DO returned
you on application, providing entire GRtifac-
don Is not given. Address
". l.. CLARK d CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette St, sYRA0UHE, N, Y.
mnh2S-eod, tTiW&w1y
There cometh glad tidInrs OF Joy TO all,
To young and 70 old, to great and 70 small;
The beauty which once was 50 preG0pS and
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fpf Iettt.
Rant.

nIHE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED By
Geo. r. Taylor q Co., and ]. Clemens &
Co., ON Main street; also basement rooms
hnfEhbd. Good of1O68 In second story, and
good rooms for other puFpogeS In second and
Third story in good order. PolEeEa0n given
70 soma rooms Immediately, othen April lst.
Many building lotB and dwelling houses fOI
sale In the Sixth Ward, ON reasonable terms.
THOS. HORNBR00k.
omce, No. llS1< AIain street, above Mon
roes up Stalrs. =, Nt'-4 fsbs-H
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WELDON, N. o., June 8.-President
johnson and suite arrived here at ten
o'clock this forenoon. 80
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GHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
EN AlMEI.

EoR IMPROVING AND BEAUTTYrNG
the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
In use, for giving the skin peaH-llke tint,
that Is only found In youth. It quickly no
moves Tan, FreclLleB, Ptmples, Blotche8, Moth
Patches, S8lloWneas, EFuptionl. and all im-
puTitIes OF the ElCin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear o. alRbAsteF.
Its use can not be detscted by the closest boru-
tiny, and being n vegetable preparation q
perfectly harmless. II IL the only article OF
The kind used by the French, and Is C0nHid-
cred by the Partisan 81 Indispensable 70 q
perfect toilet. Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
tee of its ehicaGy. Price only76 cents, Sent
by maIl, postpaid, on receipt OF an order, by
D - BEkGER, SHUTS 4 Co, Chemists,
20 River ST. Troy N. 7.
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BOSTON, June 3.-Lucius Manlins
at Roxbury yesterday, aged 81 years.
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The latest News.


80 S ny me UnIon LIne.i-I -
once corner Of Main, and Monros Esrgsts
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ImpOrtant to HaY Makers.
REVOLVING SULKY RAKE
Conlbines an the advantages OF both the
snll.y nna oia RevoIvLnE NIX.

. By means Of the lever. with its cams and
Stops the driver has more perfect control.
over the Rake than can possibly be had over
the old fashioned Revolver. 1t does not dust
the hay as wire teeth usually do; Is easily
handled by . boy, and the inclination OF the
teeth Is easily regulated, so rs TO pas over
any obstacle or dip into SWale. IL II easily
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Woods Prize Mowers,
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- light draft. (5elnR the lIghteEt draft Ma
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the cutter-bar can be raised 10 pass ohstTue-
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bar has an adjustable wheel ut each end by
AFull Stock OF Extras are Kept Con.
42s SANITY OnH Hand.
uRElGEATBERl You had better have your
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Teeth made ofredned steel srrinR wire.
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..sTERI1NeHSO days 1loallOKa i 5as :
MoNEY-6a7. 1iel lgll gissd..i - u i
GoyERNMENT, lSTooKs- Coupons of
'62, 1091<aI095ss '84, 1851; 'B5, 1856;
new. 1os1Sit l0r40s, coupons, 9a1<a991<i
1905, all 1061fa1061< ,GsitaJSs iJs-issysI
LATEsT-5:SO Pm.
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There cometh glad tidInrs OF 10Y to ali,
To young and 70 old, to great and TO small;
The beauty which once was 50 predops and
Is fTee for all. and all may bo lair.
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LATEST MARIEns-5FM

eT, the local trade refusing to buy more
than a sufficient supply for present
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CoTToN-sF1fn at SO for midd ding.
q tRpYISToIs-Qufet Eand firm. Mes
Pork-S22 50. Bulk MeatsA6ai0c. Ba-
con-In'moderate demand tt fun prices.
aulToEa9 .i.flsfT ]
1BUETER@D Dull; but not i1Wer;
) s1sS91,5If3 se1lsS' ss,sss sisE 70 aastg b
E1cHANaE-Stsady.
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b. JpNE 3.-7FhoUR--DpIl1and nominal;
tenlttl and fal1ey ;dop ding q Sl3a
l0i NO demand Tor lower grades.
oats-Dull at zoe for No. i in bulk.
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PRovIsioNs. -Pork-steady, sales Of
ZOO bbls mess ut SO 20, cash and hreRu-
lar; closing at SO %, bid, S2S 25, cash
and regular. BeeE-Quiet and steady.
Cut Meats-Dull and unchanged. Ba=
nm -lLIIiat--- q : 49,.
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MoWTY AND ETOl

: .IkRD1DuIl; IsaI4c for fair to prime
steam; 1s% for kettle rendered.
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L1RD-Dulland heavy.
BUTTER-l0al6c for Ohio. and 15a29c
for state. ~ Il tGr sffitfs 7i1GL
CHEEsE-Heavy and lower at sal65 &c.
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I Fursugr.-The heavy rains Of Saturday evening
did great deal ofdamage in the southern part Of
the State. At Dandy, three houses were washed
away and az Dinby Station the abutments Of the
railroad bridge were loosened At Clarendon
short distance south Of the Station, wash-out some
fifteen feet long and twelve feet deep occurred On
the Saratoga Railroad, break in the canal and
the rain together swept out large piece Of track
two miles south Of Fort Ann. About twenty-five
rods Of track on the Rutland and Washington Rail-
road were washed away near Pawlet.
In Steuben County, N. Y, the storm was the
most sudden and powerful within the recollection
Of the oldest inhabitants. Among the hills of Steu-
ben it poured ont it. fury ia torrents of rain for
two hours, and then the hail fell for another hour.
with very little notice the clouds seemed To break
and pour out their accumulated waters, which in
their course through fields and woods, bore every
thing before them. One witness says he saw a mass
of water, like q wall four feet in height, passing
down through ameadow bearing cows, sheep, out
houses, fences and trees in a confused massl In
another field, where there is no running water or
dinarily the water became thirteen feet deep in
less than an hour.
Tho hail then camo in its fury, stripping the trees
ofdeir foliage and small limbs and grinding the
vegetation 10 atoms. Even the next day the bail
lay upon some fields 10 >teuben three feet deep, as
can be established by the most reliable testimony
The Lsgi,atures of New Hampshire and Con-
necticut have, by unanimous votes invited Presi-
dent johnson to visit those Ssates. New Himp-
shire also invited Thad Stevens
PEnsoNL.-Mr. S B. Whitney. for several
D. g.
Christ Church, in Montpelier is about leaving for
Albany. n Y. where a more lucrative position is
offered him. Mr. Whitney is a gentleman Of high
musical atainments, and by his unvarying upright
and gentlemany conduct has won hosts of friends
in Montpelier. He carries from here the warmest
wishes for his future prosperity.
Michael Mcclure living in Shelburn hal his
barn struck by lightning on Tuesday aud pair
of horses killed
At au Informal meeting Of the Church and So
ciety Of the Congregational Church, bell recently
az Ru,land. Rev Norman Ssaver. d. d.. tender
ed bis resignation as pastor of that church.
The Eagle says that on Monday night 10Th
inst. son Of Gen. Allen, of Granville, was at
one OF the neighbors aud started ior home, about
half a mile distant, and was seen within thirty
rods Of his fathers house, and up to last evening
nothing has been seen or heard from him since,
or aoy clue that might lead to his discovery. Ha
was in good health and spirits when last seen, and
on the most friendly terms with his family. lie
was dressed in his common, every day farmers
dress His trunk has been opened aud everything
was found all regular in it. The family of Gen.
Allen aud neighborhooi are in very great distress
on account OF the young mans uutimely dislp-
pearaDce.
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Domestic Neius.

WASHINGTON. June Is.
The Clark Of th, House Judiciary COMMITTEES il
blsily engaged IN preparing a report Of the evil
d,nee tlkan bsfors thtt Nv on the anestion of
inp.aehnent of the President. in expectancy of
an as,em5lAge Of quorun Of both Houses Of Con-
gress in July. A portion At least of that commit
Tee oli lsntly aqticip ,te a session. Osher indi-
cations point in the san, direction, and show a
General desire in Rsonblieln a1trters for the i'm
mediate asseublaqs of C,1rrsss
WAsuNaroN. June 20.
1t Is also reported that the intercession OF the
U. S. royernm ,nt in behalf Of VI lximilian and his
,,enorai. ala not end With the transmission of the
request Of the EnD,ror.
I'M, ,.t c,.n n,nic,tio, r,,m Se,'v S,w,rd In
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Attorney General Stanberry may be right on the
question whether technically the Military Act en-
powers commanders to remove and appoint civil of
fcersi but 10 is very certain that 10 the general
purpose OF the act TO subordinate the State civ to
the federal military power whenever it should be-
come necessary to carry ont the intentions Of the
act Congress will probably meet ON the first We'd
nesday of July and remove this stumbling block in
tho way ofreconstruction.
Gen. sickles is indignant at the charge Of the At
torney General, that he CSickles) has assumed al
legislative, Judicial and executive powers in North
and South Carolina lie has asked to be relieved
from command in those States, and demanded a
court Of inquiry.
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burpin' and smotherin' the BRAIN ill this gloam-
ing the th0cht cam 20 make clean breest and
then gang ava whar never see a kcnued face
u the day o. Judgment. Oh Mel man. ye ken
what loving her is but even you caunl tell what
my heart was, aud how neither bluid nor damna-
ton were any worth If | could only ba' won her
heart. Ye Gamma forgie me, Nelly lass. for I hae
made him cripple but just say. Duncan, I'll
ask the Lord TO forgie ye, and I'll gang ava con-
TENT
Tam was the last to hold out the hand Of forgiv-
ness but he, too, did so at last aud then Duncan
went away.
Upon the top Of the bank he turned, aud, cap
in hand, stood looking at the cottage. "Plr ladl
he's prlyin', may be- thought Mrs. MGregor.
who hal followed her old liy0rits 20 Che door
Two years afterwards, and a few weeks after
Mel and Helen were mlrried letter came Co tho
former letter written by a comrais of Dun
cans aud then they knew for the first time that he
had enlisted, and, going 10 India with one Of the
gallant regiments Afterwards nicSnamel " Sir C1l-
ms pstteoats.n The poor brok'n-hearted la1
had found the delth he coveted before ths walls
of Lucknow, aud was lying mortaly wounded in
the hospital, whsre he dictated his first aud last
letter to Mel, biliing him good-by, and telling
him 10 let elll1ulidisr folk know the true stor-
ry of the 6 dvrr's C-ig -Dace a Vsk
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Gurrign Nous.

LONDON, June Isl A. Nj.
A reform mob attacked a tory meeting, Monday
evening, at St James Hall, Loadon, stOrmed the
platform and erected red flg surmounted by
liberty cap. There was mlsh lighting. aad mlny
arrests hWe been made
LONDON, June 1872 2. M.
Information has reached this city that very
formidlhe anti-Popsry riot prevails in Birming-
ham to-day Two streets of the city have been
taken possession Of aud completely sacked by the
rioters, who are out in great force aud present a
very formidable Appearance. The Bomin Catho-
lie church had been attacked aud is threatened
with demolition. The most Intense excitement
prevails and further serious trouble is aPprehend
ed.
LoNDoN, June 1873 p. NJ
AZ this hour the rioters are in full possession of
the CITY of Birmingham. All Efforts to preserve
peace and order proved futile. Large bodies of
troops have been sent TO the scene OF disturbance
with orders to put down the riot at all hazards aud
stop further destruction of property.
CoNsrASrINoPLE, 1s.
A coll ctye note from the French Russian.
Prussian .nd Italian governments, was presented
10 the Porte ON Saturday, urging suspension of
hostldes in the Island Of Gambia, aud recon-
mendug rhat an enquiry be made into the grev-
ances OF the Cretens, to be conducted by Joint
commission appoiated BY the great powers and
the sublimc Porte
NEW YoRK, June 20.
A telegram received At New Orleans from Que
ret llru sl itrS that tnt tril o MiNimian was con
cluied on the night Of the Sd Of Juue. The En-
peror was convicted aud sentenced to be shot on
the morning oi thp ith, with Gems. Miramon ami
Meiia. Miqlez, the Imperial general command
inl. 40 tls CITY Of Mrxco, had arrested l60 liberal
sympatlzers in that city aud threatened TO exc
cute them and burn the capital If Maximilian and
his generals are harmed. Gen. Mejia selected
E,cube 10 as his counsel, but hs refused TO serve.
saving that he would "see him damned IL is re-
ported that MaNmilian had Asked for private in
ieryew with Julrez for the purpose of disclosing
important state secrets. Sixty ladies' IN mourn-
ing residing ia San Luis Potos had called upon
President Juarez and prayed that the lives OF the
prisoners at Qleretaro might be spared. The
President said he would do all that be could con-
patbe with justice and his duty. He said that
many liberals had been shot, for whom they had
not interceded.
Two engagements had taken place at the City
Of Mexico, resulting in favor Of the republicans.
The foreigners in the city had advised Marquee to
surrender, promising TO protect his escape.
IL is reported that Santa Anna is of Vera Cruz.
Santa Anna landed at Vera Cruz on the 9TH
lust but was compelled 70 re,embark he subse-
quontly landed at Sisa when his vessel was sur
rounded and attacked by Liberal gunboats. San
ia Anna was iorcbly removed from the ship by
the Liberals tried before court martial, and
sentenced to bee hanged on the 7ih inst.
Santa Anna was t,ken tom oa boaNi United
S'a'es steamrr Nv f'rrr