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H n I
erLENDIpLY FURNISHED PARLoRS AMI
DIphoohs, FURNITURE, &c, entirely new.
sno IN enc OF the most desirable Iocat on. In ,ss
VIZ ol esnineton, and osly one minutes wslh q
Wfllardb Hotel, the Ebbit House ana E,-I--as,.
no. Aa1 18th ST., bet and streets, vest side.
Apply on the premises na,g
ZOE RENI-TW0 FURNISHED ROOMS; pos-
49,. ssssloh gwen Immediately. Apply at eli
street north, between 9Th and sth west noe-tf
EOR sALE-A new BRICK HOIST confainIe.
nh rooms on sth street. be- ween q and p. east
aue oeine sne north house in block. Price 81 100,
Apply ~ Ssl street. betveep 9th and7th. no -tf
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CREAT BARGA ANS,
FoR SALE
MITCHELL a son.

l'oR RENT tive room HOUSE. on lsth street,
II letween = and - streets AppiN T. J CHAP
MAN, No. 227 18th I. NJ 1871
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EoR SALE-TW0 corr AGES On sth street east.
LctNcen East apitol and south streets. price
Tor the two. : I 800, one third ash balance in
o u anu J. months. Also. 20 RAFTERS. s. feet
IhS niaac IN the most substantial manner. being
well bolted and braced with iron Tie, AN i.e se~n
AT the corner 81 East Capitol ard sth st. Inquire
&c RICHARD 6OTHWFLL. corner 90 noJtb A
and 9TH streets. Capitol Hill no a ..gf.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

I,'oR RENT-tR Georgstown, on Third street,
] HOUSE No. 81. FIX roums Rart SI5 pr
Month. Apply AZ No. 90 Prospect street "a"
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I'OR RENT-Threa or four UNFINISHED
ROOMS, suitable Tor hOusckee pih.. ~ 22s
4th street west. near north. a. IS 81"
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We havo boon requested to publish tho follow.

ing: ,- ~ '''o 'oAo"
oire"iar or & the general Agent or the Pen.
body Eduontion Fund
l. Tho direct aim of tho Agent will ,,o 70 an.
Soufage and aid common schools I'm Tho Snuih
!nat ~, schools esta bished supported and snner!
smon, sitonaeu py tho Southern pcoplo Themselves.
maintenance Of schools vii not % oomo diithhg Withg ana s
plnn. '' 0ono "tthih his
y; Usually, appropriations in moderate amounts
or arc ,nISo wcre such schools aro Innguishng
os nre Inhc 70 DO suspended for want of tho means
Of support. Similar aid IL necessary will be civon
10 IN places unsnpnlod with schools, wlencyeP tho
..aens % shaii introduce them, and undertake their
Ss ipmno-.n M suci aid, however, is to bo regarded
.. In selecting schools to he aided, or PLACES 10
SRop tLS wt .hSm th0ss will be preferred in
to be benohed largest >, Wv n"i''"or iV!o
4; Normal schools, or schools having normal de.
ai1 partim1onts will recoiro particular attention.
iect models of instruction, will bo considered n.
moro important than lnrger number Of an info
rlor character Hcre, ALSO it is tue purpose Of tho
sumo tho support Of such schools, ~ 90
runas WI not DO given to literary or to pro-
tessionai schools as such. Special nrranrements
may sometimes DO made with thrso, for tho pur-
education OF teachers. ~
9. Tho Agent viii not identify his efforts, with
a4so f Gu any other organization by placing funds
necton no may hold with bonovolant or religious
societe ho VIII purauo hs own specific obJocL by
A'teii means and appliances as ho shsll select.
:. AZ prcsont, thero will be no agoicies excoDt
q few, i'll which tho services rendered. will bo prn-
tnitous. wa W e'"-
g. Tho Agent will not, except in few special or.
cases, haro occasion to employ teachera
nc cam therefore, aid such in obtninine 1,laccs.
only by giving their namop +, SCHOOL Connittoos'
j, BEARS, Gcneral Agont.
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An election las recently takon placo IN wo,
Virginia, tho results Of which would indicate
adealiSm s a.pdSy Ey that prSserptv
.,- Ter. Tho days OF bondage haYo beon long ant
dark thoro, as thoy had boon horo, and IL tic hon
that is to como olsowhorc Tho election wn,
wnoiiy local ono, being for county officers, bnl
sS ~ none the ess significant on that account
Tho registration frauds, with whose dotaiIs t,,o
state has rung, have boon robukod. Tho tost-oatI,
system Of navG been pi upon Tho whole
Judged by tho people. Tho details OF Inc ELECTIONS
ass ahiuIaday ~ week show that remarkable rovo-
Virginia The eSprasson :, 81 tho geo
! and emphatic. 90 '''on q soner'h
,n% We h have already siyen tho returns nom Ohio
itadicals in these two counics. Wo have nso ;ne
R6no IRS6mnoion Of handsome gains in Marshall, tho
IL o solotw thavn WbS carried at S.s two
dSm1orats have not been idle. They hive mado
parts Of that hitherto hopeless County Tho onn ~,
twenta towansnp aiono amounting to ono hundred and
The Clnrksburs Conservative says Tint in ,,os;,,
county, which has heretofore been ontiroiy radical
With tho exception OF two Townships. tho rSIi;cni
townships, notwithstanding tho board of povistra Is sne
o' ~ stnck on as they thought, enough voters in
oIoo Sho OF Inc nemocyatio Townships TO give them
T,caI %c majority; Yet in this worry township tho
than over. 'Ai S's inaJority
"a. correspondent atates tl,at in TAYLOR County
the In Democrats have elected large majority Of
"a sno BOARD OF Supervisors and other townshio or.
tncors, t and have carried several townships which
s .no Hadicals have heretofore oontroed.J Joffor
son County, which wac regarded rs Radical boyond
leSaSSmption has also gono back. A largo nuinber
o. tho citiHens OF Calhoun County wore striokon
rom thc Registrars books. Tho unlawful daspot-
lsm mas mad it's effect At tho rocont election tIo
~ tSohsG5vatiyes carried oyory township In tho coun
y. Tho election has takon place in DoddriSro
oanty en% ts also Last year tho Radicals csrrod H.
rnurt,. i's year II goes Conservative. Randolph
rom among tho East men, has elected Ave ~ s;
Gthss s9IsryaoTs in tho nns townships
Minute SsssS rs OF , similar purport though less
-oaol W Hote.i other quarters Of the State.
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OFFICIAL.
IIeadq'rs. Second Military District,
Hst'i So CRARIIsroN, g. O., Hay Goth, 1887.

IIeadq'rs. Second Military Distriot,l
- a''' "F'' cRARLEsros 8. O., Hay 2oth, 1887. J.
(dxsmAL oRpERs No. 25-). 1a..
It appears nom Eundry petitions and official repro.
DarolInas Is serouny dlniAhe1 by The large quantity
Of grain consumed in numerous disneies put up and
worked In defiance OF tho Laws Of the United
ates II s represented that few none Of tho require
nents ofAw observed any Of thslo esabllshmens
that the ocors OF the internal sarvico whlo
endeavorng 10 and collect the whiskey
frequently treated with dtsespeot. and sometimes
menaced with yfolonce and that when offenders are
prosecuted In the civil courts and violations OF the In
tenal revenue lAws dspuably proved. Juries fail to
convict tho parties 1t La further shown that this
lawful traao makes food dearer In places where largo
numbers depending upon public and private bounty:
that the Government is esides, deftauded Of large
amount OF revenue that tho authority Of its civil ooors
IL brought into contempt; aud furthermore, that tho
mischief complained OF tends 10 incroaso poverty dis
order and crime therefore, In tho exercise Of tho
thoity vested In the Commanding General It is ordered
that, u, .,. ...-.-i
Tho dfshllaton manufacture OF uhiaiey or other
spirits from grain, Is prohibited IN this Military District
Any person engaged employed will be deemed gull
ty Of mlsdomoanor The possessIon OF STILL other
apparatus for this purpose, will be considered presump
live evidence Of violation Of tho Revenue LAws the
party or parties using tho esmo whose premis g.
In whose possession the may be found will be
arrested and brought to TRIAL before military tribunal
composed Of the Commanding o,Hcer Of tho Post and
two officers OF tho army neI In rank duty within the
territorial imis Of the Post tho eIiQencios OF the
service do not permit tho detail Of other ofcers that
ct win bo duly certified and the Post Commander viii
hear and detarmins tho
II. Tho penalties, punishments knd forfeitures pro
scrbed by the psvorf scts Of Congress for dstng
manufacturing whiakey other lpirs In violation OF
the revenue LAYS will be imposcd and executed by h5
military tribunals hereby authorized
III. No sentence extending to.imprsonment, forfeiture
Of rtls liquor other property, tho imposition OF
fne or other penalty viii be carried Into eoct until
ported 10 theso Headquarters and approved by tho Com
manding Gonoral.
". troops Of the United statos Magistrates sharis
Constabes, Polce and ohers In authority required
and all ctLans solicited. 10 be yigant In detecting
and prompt in giving Information Of tho violaton Of
thoso orders. Commanding onlecrs VIII bo held 10
sponstbio for their nnforosmsnt
By command Of MAjorasnersi D. 3. Brcrs.
'a J. ". GLOUs,
- IT. Captain ssth InfAntry.
- 'Ai a- .FHf A. D. O. h A. A. A. @.
otneih AixIAsDn Mooal, Captain ss.h Infsntry
Ad-deCaAp. ,f!l w9 Nay "a
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Richmond NcSvs,

RioInoFD, Juno 12-t1 r. Nj. AT the Republican
meeting ct tho African Church tonight, Senator
WnsoN Congratulated them thnt the, party dlvi-
aions in Virginia had ended, and they now iet sure
OF the election ofa Radical State Convention and
Governor, and United States Senators of the sar,o
political faith. GEo r. NAYks 81 Noa York, spoke
in favor o. the rights Of the colored people, and
said that IL they secured all would go well :;
but If not, he in favor Of conAscation and war
TO tho knife: Messrs. JAY and VAN Bu1Es Of New
York, aud G. ". sLuoKs Of Massachusetts, also
addressed the meeting
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The promise Of the crops continues to be
superb. Spring wheat cannot now expect to do it's
part with it's winter brother, on account Of the
laeness OF the season for sowing; yet the employ
mont Of machinery in the grain folds will over
come this drawback 70 larger extent than ever
before. As for tho wintor wheat, an immenso
breadth OF this was sown, and it has como forward
spendidly, Al ordinary acoidents and ,dissppoint-
monts belng allowed Tor, there will, In all proba-
bility, be harvested such yield Of this precious
grain as will mako the hearts Of our entiro
people bound. for Joy. Corn has likewise been
more extensively planted than usunl, and an esti-
mate OF over thousand million bushels for Tie
coming crop is considered q fair ono. Tho .sonth
has gone into the rHsing Of grain extensively tina
4 agricultural ipplomonts had been within IFS
away as it. i s howovsr, veEy large crop win 30
dangers Of starvation will then be over. As for
fruifa, tho nccounts toll uB that almost oil tho
varieties are TO be in abundance-pears, apples,
grapes, strawberries, end tho rost. If we arc
thus blcssed by q kind Providence with an abun-
danco which is TO mako The heart thrice glad in
tho oontemplation'of of IT, there istircly can bo no
cause for trouble but bunglipg and corrupt ,egis-
lstion' Tho laws OF nature win abundnnty Justify
themselves, while the laws Of Congress- are dem-
onstrated to be worse than needless. with our
granaries foil 10 bursting, there should bo
no poverty In such o land as this labor should
havo Its just reward plenty should be tho olna-
ment OF an enduring peace; and security and hap
piness should crown our condition as people. .
.-' 80 90 -.H" am a.i,s o. DOSt0n fON.
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aSPROPOSALS FOR wooD-OFFICE.
DEPOT DEPOT oUARTERMAsTER, CHARLESTON, 8. O.
lo'h' ise-scalcd proposals. will bc received at
oleo unih IL O'Clock noon, on Thursday Tho goth
aay june 1867 ut which limo they will DO opened for
furnishing tho Quarerrnnstrrs penot In th,. ,,..
with OAK AND PINE WOOD from July lal, 1867, 10 Dc.
eenDer 3lst 1867 Deliveries TO bo mad on tho Govern
en' wharf In this city at such tmrs and In such uuap
a'iea as may be required by Tho Depot Qu,rtcrmss
er Ihe wood delivered must DO thoroughly scasopod
ana OF bidders will state tho pr,co
PCT co' OF tho kind Of wood they propose to furnish
s"oa Surcues In tho sum of one thousand dollars
each, to DO named for tho faithful nortor,nsno. =,
contract. Bids deemed unreasonable Will bo rooc,o,
froposas must BIO addressed TO the undorslunod ma
n'Afkod " Proposals for furnishing Wood"
J. D. sTuDBs
Brovt. Lieut.. Col. l. A. Q. NJ
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our CnbIo DIspntohcs.

LONDON, juno 12-Noon.-C Consos %. Bonds 79
LIVERPOOL, Juno Noon.-Cotton quiet; esti
mated salos 10000 balcs. Uplands III; Orleans
III. Corn $685. Sd. Tallow As. Cd
LIVERPOOL, Juno 12-2 p. M.-The Aanhaaan Inns
arrived. Tho bark Me,rimack, from Mossna for
Philadelphia, has put into Gibraltar leaky.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 12-2 =. M.-Cotton flrmer; no
othor changes since noon.
LONDON Juno RAP. M.-Bonds declined 1.
LONDON Juno l2-Evoning. -Consols OH.
nl'kHfooL, juno 12-EYening. closed
WIN slight Improvement; prices show rather
,nofo actinty. Middling Uplnnds 11ia11ld.; Or
,,As1 ta: saios 5000 bales. Droadstufrs quiet.
Pork declined, 7aGs. Lard advanced to 5oa 81
bacon ls' higher; closing at 41s Turpentino d.
elined 6d.j quoted ut $685. Cd. Rosip Steady. con,.
mon 7; flno 12 ~ J.
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Us TO THE PUBI.IC-THE JEWISH CON-
oNEdhTloN tBerih Shaion,) organized in this city
aoout ten years md for temporary purposcs con-
s'r"eted small building tho cornor OF st. phlIp
anu strcets In this umbla House Of God they
nave oVor sinco worsppod. II was thor dosiRn from
he nrnencement to accumulate funds toward orrctrp
'arger cdihcc moro commodIous md moro In conso-
hance with thH wants OF tho present nge rut their
savings wero n swept away the war; end nearly thrcc
lost.
Inc now house OF worship Is much needed thcro being
eoh"Iant applications nom mcmb rs but no room
to accommodate them. Tho scryi ca OF This cono,n-
ton arc conducted in tho German almost Identical with
inc Polhi Anhas And this Is tho only synapouue IN
ohaficson in which 1sraelitea from Continental Euncne
ah worshp tho God OF thoir fathers In precisely thu
same forms. language and ceremonies ns their FORE
fathers did. ~
1hey arc, howoyor too poor carry out such nm IN
'erprise nnadni. They hAvo the ground 70. tho uov
a!hasoguo hut not tho construct tho BUILDING
y tnofeioro Solicit assistance nom their brethren and
n'' e'osJ"hero both from those OF tho House Of
israel and nom all Others whatever faith or nation
o's 'nas 'ho drHat Author Of all good will prompt
many 70 stop forward anil help them In this their tme
OF need Thoy extremely solicitous 10 on,.h tho,
NO" oulding boforo noIt Rosh Hashduah tscnt,pb.,
o ns thcro every expect large soesaon n,
far befonh tho capacity Of tho present su.
building. 49, '--'A--
the new ssrngogde will bo largo and hsndsome.
no"Rn not eIpenEve. structure. Subscrpaous or dopa
uons Will DO gratefully received by any Of tho undersIun
cd officers Of Tho congregation.
q A. WEINBERG, preaidonL
e. coHE:se,, vice. .Prcsidont.
P.!JAc0BY. Secretary.
l. RIoH. Treasurer.
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shoulders 93aloc.; ribs 123c.; cloar 1916. Lard
no Quotations Colo 1867. stofling 47a.s1l. Nov
fork sight o1Chsnso aaE premium. ( - E"
nohiLS, Juno l2.-salcs 1900 bales, in good do.
'nsiu. hl1odling 23to, Receipts 4s balcs.
"a, sH,ANSAH' a June l2-Co!ton quiet and stcady
small business Low Middling 2sl, Rooo;nts o7o
bales. Z, NV
AUGUSTA Juno il2.-cotton dull saIoss ss bo,o..
Middling ga
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Sam, eolored man, residing somewhere in
Bcrkshire County, Massachusetts, by good luck
received fine start In life, and soon acquired
handsome property. When no reached middle
life, friend asEod him ono day Why he did not
nnarry, as aman In bis circumstances was pbun-
dAnty ablo TO support vito. n (" n
"Oh, I consider myself too good to marry Mig.
g gsr wonoh," returned Sam, with foint to turn up
"Marry whito woman, tien,n exclaimed his
friend, "the laws In Massachusetts allow 1t, I
Think !; - ~ ~, ~
'Tl bo hanged II I'd marry a white woman that
Waa mean enough to marry nigser," replied Hana,
with hugo guffRw. -
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:, The SuLrAN's yrsrr TO pAnrs. Tho arr;ra, n,
tIe sultan III Paris will not be tho lenst Tomarke.
EynIin G TGns OF tho memorable year OF tho Fronch
emont Of that Eastern Guesion which ia so sG,
%ttentenng nt to distract ua with ita innumcraGlo
e EmSeio2 Z, Ras Nus Imperial Majesty viii meot
I,c, mc may perhaps gain by their counsels. .'hcy
may not iqpassibly be impressed by his Grmness
oi,irs ot eaafactor Tho monarch az vast
Gull, throughout his dominons peace preysis
saslng only In tho iannd Of Crcto whero iflsurrec
our own Amoricai-Irish. It hardly admits Of
gu -ation that, in dealing with Turkey most peopo
arc too ready to regard hor as State on the brfnk
Of dissolution, md entirely ignore her soity and
Compared with other dominions, that of Abdul
ASH is by no means in an unhappy plight. Look
Ht tho tho a condition Of his next nSlsGboE Austria
ried By the qreeks hna not nussia Polish iii ttho
perpctnalIy CALLING her2 Cap Spain east q stokS
Ss nS can M Italy venture 70 boast ead
circumstances that hos favored her DEVELOPMENT q
No one'pretendB that Constantinoplo la menacod
ss directly ns wero both Paris and Berlin only
few weeks nRo, for had war brokon out peace muet
hove boon signed In ono or tho other or the can't
tals, and either Prussia would have been foducel
TO small rank in Europe or Franco. would have
OF 1916. Ht,4'-aI,i 9. - d ~ go :, "'S ''''S
Ihc FHEks sSe not enaamped In Europe AFTER tho
fashion q the Aus!fians in'flaly: Bit they moro
tHo no-Caueu Sa1On IN IelAQQ, with per
hnpB the diforenco that they. do not estabIsh d
shHrch ,oi q minority: GhShtobabls object Of tlG;
Europe his DISCRIMINATION 70 preserve his d6min:
Ions intact, and to maintain that Independence
and integrity Of tho Ottoman empire" which was
tho watphword Of the policy Of lord Palmerstop,
ana 70 suppolttwhleh the Western powers az. God
TINT turkey IL siss ttsso tis-1 tB the King q
Greoep,. with its 30, 600 lgssglma4 phsh ltants,,
merely because libus.ers keop alive sedition, and
because It would make Q convenient marriage Por-
tion for tho Russian bride OF King George
If tho treaty OF Paris Is to 20 torn up like other
treaties, mt any rate tho Turk will abide tho conse.
quenccs. He hes great resources-suoh as were
shown In that winter campaign on tho Danube
wnen Omar Pash9 defeated tho whnlo powo- or Rus
sia before England and France took part in the
fight, and such as wero proved in the defence Of
Kars under the gallant Fenwick Williams. But
while it is very doubtful whother his friends will
desort him, 1t is certain that his enemies will hayo
a aformidable task II they seek to partition his In
heritance.' It is to DO hoped thai; this onportme
may LEAD to the bnssts that
give gsag some p5ospssof satistasIory adnstmehte
tho East,-Londo8 Morning Post :. - =, -
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Ncw York News.

NEW YoRK, Juno LIN the case Of the heirs Of ].
Z, MoMuRTAoH rs. the International Lilo Insurance
Company OF London, verdict was giyon for tho
Plaintiffs, establishing tho rule ut least in SO far
ns regards foreign Companies, that premiums paid
in Confederate money during tho war arc valid.
The Rosin Yard OF LEyFERTs & ssuTH Brooklyn,
WAS burned, LOSS $4,000.
The steamer America has arrived.
The raft Ronpdraa, for Europe, cleared this
morning.
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Handsome TKsIIMoN1AL.-We had the pleasure
OF examining, yestorday afternoon, nt the jewelry
storc Of Major Thomas W. Radcliffe, nm elegantly
chased gold headed ourlol hickory stick which Is
intended to be presented as o testimonial Of, re-
spect TO General ]. D. Green, late post oomman-
dant in this city, Tho following is he inscription:
ITO Gen. J. d. Greon, y. 8. A., from oltiEens Of
Columbia" Tho General loaves Columbia this AZ
ternoon, for Washington, e., route for Omaha, Ne
braska. by his gentlemanly department and firm
administration OF the duties Of hts trying position
he has won the admiration Of tho entiro oonimu,
nifty. Long LIE to the soldier-eentomsn say we
tE ; .'s M, - r Ph0sfty
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THE MARION STAR.

ESTABLsHKD NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, Is
u publishsd at Marion, O. o. In tho central portion
OF ths country, and onara . nSorabls medium to Nor
chknta Druggsts MachiniEts and all oasscs who deGr-
80 e1tend their bualnsas In tho Peo Doo country.
For tho benent Of adYartikng patrons We ahl In
addition 10 subscription List, which u constantly tn
creaxng, pubah Lnd distribute gatlhously 5000 extra
copies Of the sTAR, during tho buEnsss season this
RAtes Of Advertising hbOsl
-T7T1 q l'-I.'5IF WI HoKERAII.
November 20 Editor and Propristor,
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: Domestic Markets.

NOON DIsPAToH.
NEW YoRK, June 12-Noon.- strong.
Gold s7l. Money Cat. Ca coupons, 1o7ia110; Yir-
ginia 8's, 67As70. Flnnr dull and unchanged.
Wheat daclining. Corn dull and lower. pork
lower, t21 20. Lard dropping. Whiskey steady.
Cotton quiet at 28a. Freights quiet. ''."
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton active and flrmor snles 5000 balce at
~. Flour dull and heavy declined 1oc.; homo de-
msnd limited; State s9a11 40 Southern mixed to
good I'll 40a12 25 Fancy and Extra $12 80al5 80.
Wheat dull and declining. Corn heavy declined
1a2o; Western mixed, now $la1 o5; old 81 Osa1 10.
Pork heavy and lowor, s21 Gs. Lard heavy, 12a1s.
Whiskoy quiet Rice firm and unchanged. Sugar
closes active gales 1900 hhds.; Muscovado lola
other groceries quiet and firm. Naval Stores un-
changed. Wool dul To1as 2saS1. Froights
frmor. Corn 5la0. Gold 87l. '62 regulated bonds,
106ia108a coupons no GA coupons, 1901 G5 do,
107; now issue, 1921 1040's, regulated, o9ia1OO
coupons 100; 1905, first series, 106ia1O6I ohera
1O5la105I Tennessee 6's, now Issue, 673a68.
BALTIMORE, June 2.--Cotton dull at 2Gc. Rio
Coffee steady. Corn in good supply aud weaker
White 81 09A$1 90; MiIod $1a1 02; Western Mixed
94c. Provisions quiot and unchanged. Lard dull
Whiskoy nominal and unchanged
CRoFNiTI, June 12.-Flour steady; superflnt
$5at9. Corn dull and unsettled-70 offered-7t
asked. Cotton dull. Middling ofrored at 24o
Pork dull. Forced sales $2l 6O-ho!d at i22. Ba
con in moderate domand. Shoulders &c.; Clea,
sides 12io. Lard hold out the market-goot
brands 12i.
LOUISVILLE, Juno 12.-Flour dull; suportnt
$9as 76. Corn, sacks, s5as7c. Pork 22c. Bacon
shoulders sic; clear sides 12Aa12fc, pa .kcd. Cot
ton dull, $50.
New ORLEANS, June 12.--sales 1000 baloe: Arm-
or; Low middlings 24a24lo. Recoipts 1923 bales
Fair Louisians moiasses G0a7Oc.; Cubn, for distiI
Ling, 600. Fair Louisiana sugar 1910. Flour dull
superRne 80 50a1o 70; double extra s12 60
choice S1s. Corn dull, and unchanged; whit.
scarce; Data unchanged; Pork dull; no sales
hold Vt sA. Bacon In fair demand; jobbine
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-13

sT THINK" said wife who could not agree with
her husbands: II think, Mr.. Jibbs, wo had better
divide tho house. You shall live on ono Side and
on tho other" 'Yery woll, my doar, replied ho;
you take the outside and I'll have tho inslde.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-13
Juno 10

RsNoT1cE.-THE STEAMSHIP nIANMAT-
Am "oonuuLL Maaior Is discharging her cargo her
'ol-' hdBers south Wharf, Oonsignocs wil therefore,
"ena 70 mo receiving OF their gootls nt that point
June IL STREET BROTHERS CO., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-13

=" Tho Relatives, Friends and hcquaint-
ancea Of Mr. WM. G. DUKES and family .ro Invited to
Ills Funeral Services at tho Second Presbyterian
Church 1Af' +fernoon. at Four O'Clock
Juno 10