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COUNT BISMARCK ON REFORM.
Ills Letter and Hopes to the Leagucrs of
EuQlnud.

Ills Letter and Hopes to the Leagucrs OF
England.
The council OF tie British Reform League met in Lon
don, May -, Mr.. Edmund Boales President, in the
chair.
The following letter from Count Bismarck was read
BsRiiS, May IL 1861
Cryrinfx-T have the honor 10 acknowledge the
ceipt resolution passed Mt meeting Of che metro
potan delegates from trade friendly, and temperance
and other socieIeR, and from hundred London
branches 81 the Reform League, congratulatng tue
people Of North Germany on the achievement OF full
representation and vote by ballot, and commenting
very kindly my conduct In advising and defending
that reform am glad TO think that tho origin
Of the late Reichsiag, and the proceedings Of that
efficient and patriotic body should hava net with
much sympathy country the history and institutions
Of which have always afforded and will not cease 70 a
ford highly interesting object 70 the scrutny and rehec
ton % continental poticsns May the time be not far
when all the nations Of Europe would turn their alton
ton each other for other purpose than that Of emu
iatng in good government and the OF peace You
will obge by conveying 10 the members of the
ing the expression OF my sincere thanks for their na,ter
ing appreciation of what have been doing 10 the
King and nay country In conformity with the individual
character society and political insttutisns Germany
an. gentlemen, your obedient servant
TO Fnwowp Hxsffs, Esq, and tho other Executive
Oncon of the Reform League.
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0 B IT U A R v.

The mails Of the Cuba report the death in London,
tho 22d OF May, OF Mr. H. Baily tho eminent SCULPTOR
in his eighteth year. He was native OF Bristol the
son Of ship carver, and very early gave indications
OF ability In the profession In which he has high
q reputation. He became pupil OF Flaxman, and his
progress 10 fame rapid HIS best works. perhaps
eve Listening TO the Voice. companion TO his
EVE at the Fountain" "Thc Craccs 'The Fatgued
Hun,sman," "Tbe sleeping Nymph," and colossal
statue OF Sir Robert Peel for Manchester. Among his
other works are, Hercues casting Lycus into the Sen,
ssApoo Dischargng his Arrows, aud Maternal Love-
well statues OF Lord Egremont Sir Ashley Cooper,
Earl Grey at NEWCASTLE the Duke OF sussex for Free
masons Hall, and a monument 10 Lord Holland, In
Westminster Abbey The statue OF Nelson, which
mounts tho lofty column in Trafalgar square, London
IL also one Of his works Mr.. Baly was elected an a.
X. A. In lSl7, and an X. A. In 1921.
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NAIL DETAILS TO MAY Is.

The European mails and files OF tho Cuba reached this
city from Boston about midnight yesterday, bringing
details OF our cable kilograms to the 25ib Of MAJ
The steamship Baltic, from Southampton May p, or
rived on sandy Hook as night and arrived al her dock
early this morning
The London journals Of the 2sd Of May give lengthy
accounts Of the Derby Day. meeting At Epson and
the rscs for the Derby. The great English sporting
s'eventr aud is result fully reported BY special
cable telegram FIN the HsRALD the same morning % that
the news was furnished 10 tho American people some
hours ahead OF the time OF It's reception By our English
friends aud if need wss could have been retransmted
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TINE CONGREGATION or sovssEIeNs.
Latest Wonder and Extr aordi.
nary Contrnsts-Kings De Jure md Ds
Facto Mingled In n Partisan Crowd-The
Exhibition ssCard.v &c.

Napoleen's Latest Wonder and Extr aordi.
nary Centrnsts-K De Jnre and 10
Facto Mingled In n Partisan Crowd-The
Exhibition s.Card.'' &c.
From the London Times, May 2il
Wonders will never cease The Sultan is coming 10
Paris. We shall expect Preter John next a. least,
the Brother Of the Noon The Successor OF the Prophet
will be guest OF the representative OF Charemagne.
Since the days Of solyman the Magnificent, or o. Ma
homet w., who heard OF the Grand Turk travel
ling further west than the Vienna snburbsf Or when
did . great Mahomedan chief ever tread French
i Ss TX, xsdei KSde,I The Emperor Sspolson - Is
indeed q demolisher OF precedents The time
.Isr hs, rs,r arn ~ srcs = =, ~
equal contest should wander about the halls OF newly
bull. Versailles gazing at many ,hngs bat meryei!nr
there And, now win not AbdulAzz have good rea.
10 stare At the reflection Of his own august person
in the magnificent mirrors OF the Tulleresf n 20
purpose, nov zee, that the French Emperor
hts Tar and The attractions OF the TX.
hbion, said his Official print the highest
and cannot fail 10 determine an extraordinary
course OF crowned heads 10 Paris Crowned and
,arpaned 'oo. neio,e June . over Emperers ana
Grand Dukes, whole AtDsdsacA de Gathd. arc already
crossing one another on the road; kings Dc jve as
queror with the vanquished sAsy> hr mouarcAs in po.
sssson w,u jostIe Their ID cro,csed brahfcn ne
There place Ike Paris for such meeting. What
other city may lay claim 70 the title Of metropolis
OF the world none certainly dispute with Paris the
yauni OF beng the capital o. Europe DO what We
may London is not Paris London IS made for tho
English, and even Of these few who possibly 1.-Two
out 81 choose 70 live 10 ~ OF those who have their
fs's business IT, mort dwell far ont Of as they
coDtrive. Paris lies IN every body's way II
the Fronehnans only home; in his and 10 many
peopies opinion, the common home Of mankind Il
IL the show place, the show par excellence All ts
monachs, from Catherine de kedie 20 the Third Napo
leon have avished their treasures have issked thor
own and the nations AND the worlds genius make
the city Of cities How Paris could think Of exhb
fing anything but ner superb self one can hardly
But even the Worlds Pair y little than
preext The supposed object OF Attraction sinks into
nsgnihcsnce BY the side Of the attracted multitude
Pars u every mans aye every womsns favore haunt
aud fov will De the visitors having reached the Of
King William Of Prussia whose rccollections Of the great
city viii 20 back hftythrec years. and Who viii realize
that monarch sensation At the sight OF the nstound
bnange thai halfa century has wrought on tal for
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POLICE DESCENT.

About haif-past ono O'Clock this morning, Sergeants
Miller and Haegerty, Of the Fifteenth precinct made =
descent house OF bad repue, located at AZ Wesa
Twelfth srset and arrested the popreress Kae Jolley.
formerly the exhibitor of tho Industrious aeas Ada
Stuart, known the Broadway promenade as I" Ye
Gentle Savago;'' Carrie Fcnou, aged twenty; Susan
affrey, aged twenty one james Couklin, painter
aged twenty-sx, and Frederick H. Brannon. ageA
tweDy.s seven, charged with indecent exhibitions and
being inmates OF a dlsorderly house Tuo prisonou
marched in Indian le TO the Fifteenth precinct
station house, and vii bo taken TO Jefferson Market this
morning when their commitments will be filed and the
prisoners sent to the Island
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, June "a r. NJ
The fnnan steamship City OF Boston, Captain Brooks.
from New YORK May 49, arrived to-day, and after land
Ing mai and passengers, proceeded for liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON. June 4, 1861
Tho Hamburg steamship saxonis, Captain Hack,
which sailed from New York May 10, arrived hero this
AFT rnoou and after landing mails and passengers pro.
S,eeded on her voyage.
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THE CHURCH IN ITALY.

Exposition Of the Minisfer OF Finance the
Use of Ecclesiastical Property for state Pur-
po-es-Haw the Perssns md Property OF the
Clergy May he Held from special Legisia-
tfon, &c.
We publish to-day report Of the explanatory speech
With which Signor ferrsfa tho Minister Of Finance re-
Gently introduced The Italian Church Property bill Into
the Chamber OF Deputies
From the detss contained In my financial statement
upon the Oh Of Nay the Chamber already acquainted
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CASUALTIES LAST NIGHT.

ACCIDENTAL DHowNSG CAsrALry.-Jamas Dwyer q
lad eighteen years Of age who resided win his parents
at No Isl Eas, Thirty fourth street. WIS drowned las,
night while bathing In tho rver The foot OF East
Thirty fourth street Up 10 late nour the body hal
been recovered.
FArAt AccrDKsL-Iohn Mccar.ny was working on
scsnod At the stables attached Lion brewery, ION
street, ncar Ninth avenue yesterday evening when The
scaoldns accidentally gave way and John failing very
heavily 70 tne erorad was 40 seriously injured, that
death ensued Nm,st Immediately.
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The Royal Thames Yacht Club Contests.
From the London Times, May 25.l
Tho between the schooner yachts Abertine, 156
TONS Lord Londesborough and the Egcria, l6l tons.
Mr. p Muholland Is fixed to take place Thursday,
May 30 for ESQ side the prescribed course being from
Gravesend round the Mouse light ship and back 10
Gravesend. Both boats their way 10 the Thames,
not already In tho river and very fine race may be
anticipated.
The will be started shortly before the cutter
OF the Royal Thames Yacht Club In the first class Of
which the following vessels expected TO SAIL
yinder IS tons: Vanguard 90 tons: sinbad go tons;
Phryne, SO tons Deene ~ tons; and Mosquito SO tons
The cnlries however, close Monday night, at the
Club House. Albemarie street, Piccadilly
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REMOVALS FRon OFFICE n TUE sovru.


The Removal or Governor Wells. Of LOUISE
aua-He still Retains Possession of the
Once and IL Preparing = Protest Again.s
the Action Of General Sheridan. &c.
NEW OaLEAss. June a, 1887
Almost unanimous satisfaction is expressed BY the
press and public at the removal Of Governor Wells to-
day He still remains at the Executive ONCE - hereto
fore, and is preparing protest against Gen. Sherdass
action which viii DO sens TO Washington Wells friends
express confidence that no Will DO reinsiafed He IN
tends retaining possession a once for the present
The Board Of Lsvee mmissoBers recently apointea
by Gen Sheridan adjourned yesterday 70 meet to-day
They did not meet however, IN consequences u the mill
tary order deposihg them
The Street Commits oner IN one Of the registsrs
OF tie Second district
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s HlPPIN G NE w s
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 4. 1857.

Arrived.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charleston, juno I,
with mdse and passengers, to X Morgan Go. Died n
inst infant daughter of Bowen, OF Boston, ago1
10 months.
Steamship Emily Soudsr. Libby, Charleston, Juno Z.
with mdse and passengers to Livingston. Fox Co. HaA
heavy Sc gale of Halteras.
ship FGabsin Hrdes of and from Bremen Is deya
with teS passengers TO Charles lulng CO. Had
birth and deaths the Latter part OF passago
had light winds and cslns go
schr Edward De Hart, Low Cat Island, days With
fruit to Joseph Eneas May 30 lat 81 90 lon n spoke
whaling schr John Cook OF Provinceown coan. all WELL
Wind Mt sunset calm.
For Osher Shipping Ne,ps See Ninth Page.
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WHOLESALE REMOVALS IN MOBILE.

The Boards Of Aldermen md Councilman.
the Tax Collector aud City Treasurer De.
posed In Body by tho Military Commander.
MOBILE, June 4 1851
The following order read by Mayor Horton TO the
Boards OF Aldermen and Common Council this morn
ing
SPECIAL oRpKR-So "a
HEADQUARTERS fnrRD MILITARY DISTRICT,
ATLANTA, MAY 81, 1851
IN pursuance Of the recommendation OF Gen0rA
SwAyne. commanding the Military district OF Alabaua.
touching tho recent disturbances Mobile aud for the
reason therein stated the Offices OF the city. the Tax
Collector, City Treasurer Board OF Aldermen and Oom-
mon Council Of the city OF Mobile HEREBY vacated BY
the removal OF the present ncumbents
The new appointees inaugurated Immediately
aftsr the pronuIgetl,a OF this order.
Removal of Municipal 0nicers in fayetteville
WILMINGTON, n. c., June 4. 1861
Tho Mayor aud Commissioners Of Fayetto lilo have
been removed by tho Commanding General and others
appointed 10 their places
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RACING AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE June 4, 1867.
There was q very large attendance a, the Woodlawn
Course to-day. The first race-Merchants stake for
pure Of ST. 500 mile heats for -four years od, was
won by Lee Paul; time ga, 34on. In tho nrst heat
Sionewan jackson came In second, Merrill thiid IN
the second Merrill came In second Sonewall Jackson
third stone wall jackson the favcfitc before tAe
race The second race unlmpor'1nt
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Died.

KASE.-On Tuesday. June 4, CATHARISE, widow ~
Michael Kane, parish OF Multyfarm, county West.
meath Ireland, in tue s0th year OF her age.
Tue relatives and friends and those OF her sons,
Thomas and Michael Kane. respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral, from her late residence, No 40
East Thirty fifth street. Thursday afternoon, a. cns
O'Clock.
lF5r Other Deaths See Eighth Pa0cl
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All Stylcs or Photegraph Albums Repaired.
at WEMYsS' liza Centre street.
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a.S " %s.. sS"s snl s.Dsa asSss
properties Of silver lead. sulphur g. witch njurs the
TO remove the principal Ingredients In hair eoioss
But II you would Rrcyent and arrest The increase g
Possesses remarkable properties e hourshsr and q
70 the isct Il brings me cap ssssss iso new he q
s perfectly healthy scoe and rsrdcfs gray kzifs 49,
rons not greasy sticky and V sntrsiy FREE hs
which no other possesses and lie constant
a trdns cost FOR sale at the general depot
Standard Preparations Standard Flavong Extracts -.
Also by all druggists.
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DIR. Won Ei.rrbrrs'. I;.thrticc-N enrrIfic-
0uThe Of the o. All diseases OF the
Eye Ear Throat Csarh asd Asthma o1iee I'd fifth sv
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~ -
A -BOnaparie Plan for the Settle
nent Of The Cretan Difficulty.
The sick Man" Sultan to be
Treated in the Tuileries.
~,~~~c>-~~~>~~~~~~s~
King william Of Prussia and Count Bismarck
Leave Berlin for Paris.
Queen victOria's Command for the
Dominion Of Canada.
sMaximilian's Fate and n Mexi-
can Dividend.
Congregational Finances in the
United States.
George Peabody overhauied as an
Irish Invader.
Ac. sc. Sc.
SY THE CaBL. 10 JJsE 4.
THE EASTER. QUESTION.

Kusso-BOnaparte Plan for the Settle
ment of the Crctnn Dihicuity-Tbc Sick
Nlan" 10 be Treated in Paris.
PAnIs June 4-Evenng.
u = understood that result Of the meeting be-
tween tho Emperor Louis Napoleon and the Gar OF
Russia they have agreed upon plan for The settlement
Of the cresn difficulty which Will b proposed the
ohor great European Powers and which hoped will
. 10 adopted by them, and u,9d upon tie SHAN with
their united influence
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A,rFcr brown DiscclornSicnss called NTesh
pared by DR. PLRRY ~ Bond street. Sold BY all druggs&
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American Passports. for Travellers. Issued
by A. G. WILLAMETTE, United States Court Buildings. n
Chambers street.
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Dr. W. yrrarc'. Eicctro-Chrmicai Baths.
aud Enk Eleventh street terrain cure ioi ~ nervous
affections aud chrome diseases
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American (WnIthRml Watches.
TT IL believed that Waitham watch worth double
many the imported watches "-ScentGc Amsn-
For sale by all hrst class dealers.
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FaASKyoRr, Jurv 4-Evening.
Uulisd States bonds closed at Tx.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIvERPoof, juno Moon
Coon arm. Estimated sales to-day Is 900 bales mid
ding upands 1lssd IL tsd. middling Orleans llsld.
LIVERPOOL, June 4-Evening.
The cotton market active the latter part Of
tho day. but closed very firm The sales do not come
up the estimate, amounting to only IL 900 bales
Kidding uplands is quoted at I'd aud middiing Or
leans at llkd.
MANCHESTER, June 4-2P NJ.
The Manchester market is quiet, but prices Of goods
and yaras firm
Liverpool Breadsians Market.
LivxRrooI, June Moon.
BrsaIstufs arm. Corn 3sA Cd. wheat-Salss Of No.
Milwaukee rod at l3s Cd. and white California at l4s
Peas, 4os Oats, b 3D. Barley, Is. Sd
LIyERropI, June 4-2P NJ.
Corn has declined one shilling per quarter since the
openog
Tho breadstuns market is easier Corn has declined
I'd since yesterday; the last sales OF Western mixed
were made 3ss. per quarter Wheat drooplng. ana
white California has declined 3d. and quoted Tho
close i3s o. No. l Milwaukee req is still quoted
al 10. ID Barley aud oats are unchanged Peas
have declined 3D. and quoted 39s Cd per quarter
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 4-Noon.
Provisions unchanged. Fork, s0s Beef l32s Oh.
I.ari i3s d. Bacon, 4os. Cheese, 67s
LivRRroot, June 4-Evening
The provision market Is unchanged Pork, sos Beef.
1872 81 Lard, 4as cd Bacon. 4os Cheese, 67s
Liverpool Produce Market.
Peiroleum-Saes OF refined al Is I'd. and spirits ri
Iod. Potashes 3is Cd Rosin-sales Of common at Z.
and dns At l3s. Spirits turpantne, 33s. Tallow A..
sCloyegseed, Ia.
LIvERrooL, June 4--Evening.
The produce market Is without alteration 10 rates.
SPIRITS turpennne, S3s Refined petroleum IL. "a, and
spirits lod Po,ashes, 3s. Cd Common rosin "a, and
nne, La rallow. rs. Coverseed, as.
The London Markets.
LONDON, June 4-Noon.
No ~ Dutch standard sugar, 24s Sd Scotch pig
iron 5as Calcutta nseed o4a Linseed cakes 80 U.s.,
dec:ine q g. Linsesd oil, Gao los.
LONDON, June A-2P NJ.
rhs sugar marke, is armer, but there is quotable
advance
LONDON, June 4-Evening.
No ~ Dutch standard sugar, 2as. %. Iron, So
Calcutta hnsesd o. Linsecd cakes, CO los. Linseed
oil rt0 l0s
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ASrwgRr June 4-Esening.
Petroleum has declined so centImes pcr bb sales Of
sssailrd white At al francs so confines
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A.-CHrriRG-s. Harness. Saddles. Sheets
&c; good work, light expenses small profits.
TUFTS Repository. AZ Cedar street.
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Crfsfsdoro's Hair Dye.--The Best Ever Man-
ufactured. Wholesale and retail also applied, a. y"
Aefo
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ROYAL Havana 1.ottcrv.--Prizes Paid =
gold. lnttfmg ton furnished Tho hNnest fate9 800
Iouooons aud All kind. Of cold and silver -, ~
TAYLOR Co. Bankers y WNhthesr 49,
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Rhc.mssisvr; 900 Gnrcs since Jply, issggn,
Remedy. rsss inwaraly. New YORK agents, po'n's
baf mes A co.. Neits. iiesa0nid Coddingten,
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Old stock Ale.-Fivs WsgaEed Dnrrsiy for
sale. quantities 20 sun, by HENRY toNrHEH 4 Co.
b.s Sscoud street. South Boston, Mass
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CII,ptic Lockstitch sewing Machines
Frst premiums. lsoo s Broadway CRYSTAL loot vois
"A tus IL arop I'D
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.iifteriug Teeth.

Gilt eriug Teeth.
Not only does SOZODONT inpart tho wilderness Of the
purest porcelain 70 the teeth. but its polish They
gsten brushed like the surface OF
an she'll ths effect this peerless -
re nder the enamel aud indesrucble adauAnA
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Buy NiIicr's Hair Dye Natural npd Dgr-
able Large size, IS sold By druggist Depot No.
b. Dcy street
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A Word 10 tho Ladies'.
Moths In fuIs, wooliens, &c.
Use only "COsTAR's' Insect Powder, 4s2 Broadway.
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beautiful uair.-CbevaIicr,s Life for tho
Halt positively restores gray ha 70 It's original color aud
har stops Falling keeps the head clean
unparalleled AZ hair dressing. sold by all druggists.
fashionable hae-ers and dealers In fancy goods The
trade supplied by the wholesale druggists.
SARAH A. CHEvALIbg, NJ. D., New York.
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sf' se Il Va. :s e ~ ga :"
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xx...,.rS yfl-on'- Iock-Sti'rh -rwi"e WV
- E,,'sn.ilo Machine No. 10 biesa"s%
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TINE CONGREGATION OF s4vEaElaas.

King William Of Prussia and Count Bisnarcs
En- Route to Paris.
BERLIN June 4-Evening
Tho King Of Prussia accompanied by Count Won Bis.
marcs loft for Paris this afternoon ca his promised
y.sIt 70 Napoleon and the French Exposition
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s.lmo rowf"s .ss"s xe Al, ar furnished V W
sovereens by KNOX the Hater e, ~ Prestt House.
fulton street. and 6S3 Broadway hn-' -
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NJ IL W ell Ia Grt Clear of Cold the Nrst
week, but much uetter and SAFER 70 nd Yourself OF Tie
Irst forty eight houeshe for purpose
being DE JAYNEs EXPEcIUkAN1. Sold /, All drug
Qtg
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Batch-Ior'. Hair Dyc.--The Best IN thS
world the only perfect Dyes harmless reliable nsantAno-
Gus. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Grover q Bakers Highest Premium sewing
Machines. E3 Broadway, New York
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wigs, TsapeeSs,. az" sns "r" p,ss Ss al eoicrs
aATJHELvR's. ~ Bona s@ees
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M,sgg' EEcsTHs'ssses sf SEs.ass, ~"
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Hin, the Ini,ritablc. Has Resumed Hair
Cutting far The MsAipglaon Of Han. Whisksrs,
Shampoong and Dy.ing. ~ Duane street Hair Dye, 50
cents 4 tor, best IN use
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Hot. Halter. uottest. so Deg.
Refrigerator and fruits.
No noo,llng the carpet With ~oter tIFN. n LESLEY.
COS r n aveane between ThiFtyhfth thirty
streets Relngs.ators repaired
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LoNpos, June "a P. n.
United States dve-twenty bonds have improved u per
cent. the opening.
Illinois Central shares have advanced x per cent.
LONDON, June A. Evening.
The money market is without particular change
Consos steady and closed at hs opennx prices Of
the day. 9tk, ex dividend.
SECURITIES
closed quietly the advance noted Early IN the ternoon
having been lost
United states hve.twcuty bonds ................73
ILLINOIS, Central Railway shares. n
Esis Railway shares. .40z
Tho Continental DOurses.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tho London Money Market.
LONDON, June Moon.
ConsoIs for money tex divdend) ..............e4Z
United, States hvetwenty bonds.
Illinois Central Railway shares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ere Railway shares ...........................