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The Cincinnati Chronicle says the Pendleton
Escort started from that city with fifteen barr
rels of whisky and one hundred kegs of lager
beer. *.satL f~-- A-Astf
The harvest in the Wabash Valley is now in
progress, and is represented as being most glo>
rious to behold In Southern Michigan and
Northern Indiana, the yield will be larger than
it has been for many years.
On the 9th of June, Wool was quoted in
Philadelphia, as follows: Full blood Saxony.
SO to "a three-quarter blood. 48 to So; half
blood, 46 to 40; quarter blood, As to Al; ,com>
mon AZ to Al ->~f ~
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just we hoped and expected, the commits
toe have snothered Mr.. Palner's generous do.
nation aoEstaeat to The SAengeriest, Out Of the
city treasury, by sitting on it. Good. Let Mr.
y. stick his hand into his own socket. ii he
wishes te,indulye his generous Tee iings
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NEW BOILER SHOP,

"AvING bought the necessary Tools and fixtures,
| IL IL now prepared to make and repair soil
ers OF every description. We shall aim only
the best material the market Affords and it'll expert
enced workmen, assure customers that
they can always rely upon getting good work. zsf
Repairing web and promptly done, and at reasona-
JONAS w. YEO.,
Robinson Machine Works.
May ., IeoS-I0-tf Richmond, Ind.
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Mayor Young and his brother. purpose gong
on syisit to their Old homestead in Virginia
this week.
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:. From Rev. VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor of tn.
Vincsntown and Milville On. J.,) Baptist Churches.
Having used in my family number of bottles of
your hoodand's German 'tters, have to ga Y that
regard them as an excel, mt medicine especially
adapted 70 remove the discs they are recommended
when deblitated and useful in disorders of the
liver loss of appetite, &C. have also recon mended
them to several of friends, who have tried them
and found them greatly beneficial in the restora tion
Of health. Yours truly O. WIN. SMITH.
966 hutchinson ST. Philada.
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From the Rev. L. d. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use OF
lioofands German Biters, and feel it my privilege
to recommend them as q most valuable tonic, to all
who suffering from general debility or from dis
eases arising from derangement of the liver.
Yours truly,
IS s# IS e. D. FENDALL.
From Rev. D. Merrige. Pastor Of the Passvunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia. ofs s.
From tbe many respectable reconnrnendations given
to DR.; Hoofand's German Bittess, Iwas induced to
give then trial. After using several bottles found
them to De . good remedy for debility, md a most
excellent tonic for the stomach.
D NERRIGE
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IVORY ACRAFFE BAR!
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

IHE GREAI ENGLISH REMEDY.
Sir James CIarke's Female Pills,
Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke " D.,
Physicion Extraordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfaiIiny in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject 1t moderates an
excuses and removes all obstI ucons, from ~hatever
cause. 2
TO MARRIED LADIES At ao
tits particularly suited. 1t will, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity, and al
though powerful remedy, does not contain INVITING
hurtful tie constitution In all cases of Nervous
and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs,
Fatigue slight exertop, Paptaton of the Heart,
Mysteries and Whites, it will effect cure when all
other have failed. Full directions in the pam.
phlet around each package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Becare of Counterfeits Otserce tie name Of JOB
NOSES on the package-purchase rcittout it-all
Others base and oorthtess ipnaitofions. q
NB.-One Dollar, with fifteen cents for postage,
enclosed to the sole Proprietor, NOSES Il Cort-
landt Street. New York, will insure a bottle Of the
genuine, containing Fifty Pills, by mail securely
sealed from all observation. g a5n--E1
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The Way to Make Money.
NAS BILLS DISCOUNTED Is nd9ct.
III fpaid on or before the goth instant.

40 The Rich mond Horticultural Association
meet on Saturday next at o'clock. hge
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Charles F. Coffin and wife, are visiting Cape
May. during this heated term.' -
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TIN WA RE-A FULL SUPPLY,
Made from best material Oniel,s Patent
bottoms makes . Tin Boiler a good a. Copper. An
kinds of JOB WORK. ON %. = So
Roofs, sst ee g.s.-- 4sa.z
Tin Cutters, = -
Pipes. Gus ssfs" 60 e
10as g t;aivan ized IRON Work, &. skc.
Done at No IL, Main Street, at the RED Srovs, by
Richmond, April 1e, 1858. TT BARGIS.
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Balance in Treasury ,552 IA
H. j. Hayward, Esq by leave, called
the attention of Council to the fact that
the waste water from Peele's Dye House
was emptied into the alley in the rear of
his establishment, which was offensive to
the residents in that locality, and was
regarded as nuisance.
On motion of Mr. Coffin the Marshal
was instructed to notify Mr.. Pee!e that
he must at once discontinue throwing his
waste water in the alley. as9
James NJ Hays, City Assessor, was
allowed further time to complete the tax
duplicate Eszs = = ,7saif5
Mr. Peterson moved that the City En-
gineer be instructed to establish the
/ proper grade of Twelfth street o a@
Mr. Coffin moved that the Street Com
missioner be instructed to gravel and
pave the cutters on Fifth street, between
| Sycamore and South streets, as soon as
practicable.
Mayor Young was granted leave Aot
absence from his official duties to visit
| Virginia.
Council adjourned.l;9 7noo79 49, s93
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FABIUS FLEMING,
CAisf MursLaJ.

FABIUS FLEMING,
GAief AEarsLaJ.
Col. JOHN S. McGRAw,
.ARrHuR "A. CuRMs, H.. uzay.
Maj. s. j. FINNEK, go :
LOUIS KNoPFF,
o. SIG T.. O.O.F. REUNION.
On Wednesday night, the Odd Fellows hold
Re>Union 1t Henry Hall, where Ice Cream
and other refreshments will be served. A good
time is anticipated. el
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r e M e M B e r ,

That is Bitters Aichozic contains no Rum or
Wissy, and cannot make Dkards but tie best Tonic
IN the World.
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nrThose of subscribers in the city, who do
not receive their papers regularly from the carrier II
ghev will know, the omissions shall be promptly
Feis fsxsmednd. bqfrxGalgsf sd ~
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Official:
J. II. SWAIN, Post Adj't.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. nv cARI.r

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
LIVERPOOL June 80 -Chas. Francis Adams
departed for New York, in the steamship
China, on Saturday, the 27th.
PARIS. June 30.-Extensive arrangements
nave been made for the appropriate celebration
OF the coming anniversary of the Americap
independence. At WIsbaden a call has been
issued, directed to all the United States repre-
sentatives IN Europe, and such others as choose
10 attend, TO meet at that celebrated watering
place on the Fourth OF July. The programme
includes toasts, speeches music, &c.
VIENNA, June D.-Dispatches from Belgrade
announce That the excitement caused by the
recent tragedy had by no means abated. The
Two murderers ware promptly tried and con-
yicted, but owing 10 the occurrence of other
deeds OF violence, the sentence had not vet
been pronounced The city mad been further
startled by the murder Of the Captain of the
Police. The authorities are taking every meas
ure possible to bring all the erimin ais TO JUS
tice.
LONDON, June 3o-Forenoon.-Cousols for
money, 81 a9ix on accounts, 944as4Z; u. S.
IS. ~
LIVERPOOL. June 3O-Forenoon.-Cotton
quIeti safes OF 5000 bales. Uplands, TX; Or
leans, lIn. Shipments of cotton from Bombay
TO the 94th ult., since last report, 8, s,UU bales
Beef, 100; Lard, 6la69; Cheese, IS; Sugar quiet
QUEENSTOWN, June 3.-The steamer CITY
of Antwerp, from New York on the 10th, ar.
rived this morning.
LONDON, June 30 Afternoon, s. 5.2O,s
81 a3l Y; Eries, ASK.
LIVERPOOL, June 30 O-Afternoon.-Cotton
easier. Barley, Is. lOd. Corn, BIS. cd. on the
spot; BIS: %. to arrive. Red Wheat, lbs. Cali.
fornia Wheat, lbs. Sd. Flour, 36s. cd.
ANTWERP, June 30.-Petroleum quiet and
steady at i61.
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The Deficiency Bill,

The Deficiency bill, reported Yesterday by
Mr.. Stevens. appropriates S2,545,2s7. Among
the appropriations are the following-To facil.
itate telegraphic communication between the
Atlantic and Pacihc States, $4,000; overland
mail and marine service between New York
and California, S9OO,OOO; deficiency for mail
service between the United States and Brazil.
S12 500; 10 enable the Secretary of War to meet
the expe nses Of defending suits brought against
parties for executing orders Of the Government
during the rebellion, $5u,0O0; tor recon true.
ten purposes TO the end Of June, 1868: Ist mill.
tary district, $1,000; ID, Si21, ,S9C 4th SS3 lsl,
5th, S55,COO-total, S242, 800; tor same purpose
for ensuing year, 1st district s93, 900: I'd, S3O.
complete Botanical Conservatory, $40, $50; for
rent of buildings for use of Patent Once
5000; for payment Of outstanding liabilities
incurred by the late Commissioner of Public
Buildings, for material and labor in repairing
old portions OF the Capitol prior to the
year ending June 81, 1867, S5,is4 ~; for
payment OF superintendent and foreman
of public gardens, for Temporary
CLERKS in the Treasury Department, $4,000;
10 enable the chief engineer of the army to re.
lmburse the city Of Washington for expenses
incurred in improving the property of the
General Governments; for completing portions
OF the washington aQueduct, 81, 500, provided
that all work on the same shall be discontinued
for additional labor cleaning centre building of
the Capitol, repairs on grounds, &c, Si,5lO;
for improving Reservation No. 2, and Lafay.
ette Square, $500; for care Of grounds south of
Presidents House, $1,000; for continuing
grazing Virginia avenue, $1,000 for cleaning
sewer traps on Pennsylvania avenue, $500 for
repairs of water pipes, $3.50: for removing
snow and ice frcm public walks, &2O0; for re.
pairs and cleaning Pennsylvania avenus.
S25OO; for repairs OF Presidents House, Sl0,,nO;
for care of circle, $50; for renewal of foot
bridge from Maine avenue to Third street west,
S7500. The total amount appropriated by
the bill is S2.S49, PSI. sll. t-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Government securities are quiet but steady
The New York Contmercial Of last evening
ays;-"Government securities are quiet this
morning, but quite steady at the improved
prices OF Saturday. In order to weaken the
market, 1t is now put forth that Mr.. Pendleton
will secure the Democratic nomination but
with little effect the conclusion drawn from
this representation being that the Republican
party would, in that event, take definitely an
opposite policy on the finances, aad that as
MT. Pendleton would have no chance Of elec-
uon, the Government would be committed TO
the payment of five-twenties in gold" Gold
is very dull, there being an evident dispoe ION
TO postpone speculative operations until the
effect OF the interest payments Of the Treasury
become more apparent.
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introduce such a resolu'lon when the IA yer and
Haroor bill vas disposed or
Mr.. Stevens PA } presented the credesnals
sf he Representstive elect from the S,at. of
Flcrfds, snd ssked thst ne D. ewcrn tn.
Mr.. Maynard objected, and the c-edentials
were rkrNd 70 the Con usttee on f1sctioos
Mr.. Covode PA introduced a rpselut,ou
that in czses where private. soldiers have
served oaf their full term OF service ana nave
oeen discharrtd. ID shall be the duty of th<.
Secretary Of War to remove any charge OF de-
sertion against said orieers, in oases whsre
there has been any conviction by a court
martial. Referred 20 Commst,e~ on Mtlitary
Afairt.
Several gentlemen Obtained leave of sh<en "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-30
HALLS VEGETABLE SICrLIAN HAIR
RENEwER

HAS PROVED ITSELF TO BIZ THE MOST PERFECT
PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR EvER Of
fkkED THE PUBLIC.
III s vegetable compound, aud contains no fnju-
nous properties whatever
IL tctA restore Grar Hafr 10 as o-frfsal oolOr.
~ VIII Keep the hair from falling out.
trous and slken.
II is Q splendid hair dressing.
NO person, old or young. should fail 20 use it.
as recommended asd ESed oy tas frSf Medical
authority.
~Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilisn Hair Be
newer, and take no other.
p. HALL co, Nashua, N. H., ProprietOrs.
For sale by all druggists. my l-eo2m
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~John Smith, of GoadIettsyilIe, Tenn.
fell in love with a bright mulatto girl named
Charlotte Utley, and the other day, after ob-
tanning permission of her employer. ne entered
the field where she Was working, and pressed
his suit. She said she never would marry him,
nor any other white trash. He continued hi =
urging when she struck him over the head
with her hoe breaking his Jawbone. A good
deal OF ANNOYANCE would be saved # all young
ladies would assert their rights IN a similarly
decided manner.
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HEAVY ROBBERY.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Yesterday an errand
boy, returning to a banking firm in Wall street
with sixty thousand dollars in bonds, was
robbed by man and left insensible in the
entry OF building. The thief, in escaping,
ran against a stranger, who promptly knocked
MIN. when the thief dropped the package and
their owners, (Bovely l. Coz The Great Erie
road has been reopened, and three inJunctions
We're issued yesterday to prevent Banker and
ON the Board of Directors on the Erie road
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A NJ E RICAN HOUS Sc,

The very important aud extensive improyemepts
which have recently been made in this popula ar
Hotel, the largest In New England enable the pro-
Prietors TO offer 70 Tourists, Families. and the
Travelling Public. Recommendation and couye-
niences superior 70 any other Hotel in the CITY
During the pest summer additions have been made
rooms. water closets, &c, attached; one of Tuft
MAGNIFICENT passenger elevators, the best ever
structed conveys guests TO the upper tory OF the
house In one minute; the entries have been newly
and richly carpeted. and the entire house thor
oughly replepished and refurniehed making III in
All lite appointments equal 20 any hotel in the cou
telegraph once, Billiard balls, and Cafe on the
hrst floor. LEWIS RICE 4 son,
my ziawSm Projectors.
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NKW YORK-PIReT BOAR
IBy Bankers, ana Brokers, relerr.nn

Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bond,
IN home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, June 30.-First Board-U Sos
lsl, coupon, III Z; 6.20's, lSa2. coupons, II. (;
1854, coupon, 1101; 1865 coupons, 1llX; 1855,
coupon, new. 1l3S; 6so's, l56t, coupon, ia
lO.4O's, coupons, lU7&; 7.3Os, second, i1O: 730's
third. ITO; Pacific Mail, 99X; Ono and Missis.
sppi Certificates, 29h; Mariposa, 4; Atlantic
Mail, 80; Canton, 20; Oumb'ld, s1X; Western
U. telegraph, 3iK; Quicksilver, 23N: Boston
Water Power, -: N Y. Central, I3iK; ErIe,
SO; do. preferred, IS; Hudson, 40; Reading.
lOSi Michigan Central, III; Michigan South.
ern, 81 Y; Illinois Central. l5:; Cleveland ana
fitts6urg, SO; Northwestern, 7lx: do. pref'd.
iGs4; Fert Wayne, ~; Alton & Terra Haute,
AZ; Toledo Wabash, 40; Adams Ex., 53A
Wells, Fargo & 90. Express, 26; American Ex.
chants Union. %; Chicago Alton, I36x: do.
prfd, l37h; Gold, liOH. Market weak.
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THR WHITE HoueR.-The regular meeting Of
the Cabinet was held to-day; all the members
present except Postmaster General Randall,
and the session was quite q lengthy one. This
forenoon General Hancock, several Senators
and Representatives had interviews with the
President Efrr ....s7.. .....rsr
The SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE are hold
ing a protractive session on the tax bill, and
hope 70 be able TO presen their report on
Thursday.
ADJOURNMENT OF CoNeRHes.-It will be
seen by the Congressional proceedings that the
House has voted TO adjourn on the 18th of
July.
INTERNAL REvRNuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S792.s2929, and for the
fiscal year ending June So 1865, 1873, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-30

SCIENCE IN A ToY.-A very amusing appii-
cation Of frictional electricity has been recrn, ~
patented in the shape of a small, shallow box.
having for its bottom plate Of loOking-glA. -
Another sheet OF common glass forms !: .
cover, and there rs a space of perhaps an an, b
and a-half between the two glasses. A yarie- .
OF figures cut out Of paper or other light sUa.
stances are laid upon the looking glass, aaa
on gently rubbing the surface Of the upper
glass with a handkerchief or piece of paper,
the several figures become electrified, assume
the erect position, and dance about al a great
rate, much TO the amusement of lookers-on.
When not in use the box may be hung up TO
serve as a mirror. The makers furnish great
NsrIety of these toys, and the prices run from
fifty cents upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-30

To CLEAR Room OF MoseUIroEs-Tase
gum camphor piece about one third the size
vessel and holding IL over a lamp or candle.
take care that IL does not ignite. The smoke
will soon NIL the room and expel the mosaul-
toes. One night not long since, WAS terribly
annoyed by them when thought Of and tried,
the above, after which neither saw nor heard
them that night. The next morning there was
not one TO be found an the room, though the
window had been left open all night.-EE-
ckdHoe
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BEAUrIFYINa THE skIs AND COMPLEX.
REMoyLs ALL ERSFIIoss, EREcKLrs,
PlMPLEs, MOTH BLoTCH e, fAN. etc,
FAIR and 6IOOMING.
For LADIES In the NURSERY IL 10 invaluable
For GENTLeMkN after SHAVING IL he's no equI
"PAPHIAE LOTION" is the suly reliable rem
edy Tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON,s sPAPHIAN SOAP,
tor the TOILET. NURSERY and BATS q, will not
ehsp the ShIN. Price 25 cents per cake.
ssFLOR DE MAYO.-
oFLOR DE MAYO"
INV PERFUME FOB THE HANDKRR-
Sbitr REQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALoN 4 SON, Nss York.
yeely Sold by ell Druggists.
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FEMALE PHYsIcIANs.-A resolution recog-
nizing female pracunoBers OF medicines, as
entitled 10 be met in consultation by the maies,
was lost IN the Pennsylvania state MedicaI
Society last week by a vote Of IS nays 90 s.
yeas. A change OF hve votes would have abol-
ished disQualifcations, based not on irregular
medical education or want of good moral and
professional standing. but on physiological and
psychological distinctions, and somewhat on
un founded prejudice
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OFFbCIAD. o
DEPARTMENT OF SrArR

DEPARTMENT OF STATA
WASHINGTON. June q, I-6S.
Information has been received at this be-
partment from Mr.. NJ. L. Hollister, the Consul
of the United States AT Buenos Ayres, Of the
death. on the 12th, 2ist, and x}d of January
last, AT Buenos Ayres, Of James Brown, y.
Layear, and A. Asboth, late u. :. Minister
resident
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PENDLET0N on THE WaR PATTI

CINCINNATI, June 30.-Pendleton with his
escort leaves here in special train this after.
noon via Little Miamia, Pan Handle and Pa
Central roads. The train will run directly
through TO New York.
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Baltimere Markets, To.da y

BALTIMoRR, June 30.-Cotton duh at 81
cents for Middling Uplands; flour quiet, and
unchanged; wheas dull; sale OF new white,
Sl.e5a2.25; Corn firm, white s1.I3: yellow 81. ":
oats dull and unchanged; Rye firm, at 81 go:
Pork quiet 1T s2a 75a29; Bacon quiet, RIB sides
is, clear do. Il; shouldersl4; hams 2la22; lard
dull at l7k,
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Stocks active but weak.
Pacanc Mail sold down TO 9s now 98Y. Gold
1iO2. Governments steady; Five.Twenties
ls62, coupons, i13k; new bonds, II3l: Norm
Carolina, coupons, ~: new, 72K: Virginia, cou.
pons, IS; new, 56x. -
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Vicksburg.
~New York has received nearly 100000
emigrants In the past six months.
- Mathew +. Maury, LII. D., viii sail for
his coanDy o. The Let Of July,
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ARRIVAL OF CHARLOTTE CUSHN.N

NEW YORK, June 3O.-The steamer Scotia
from Liverpool, has arrived. and among her
passengers is Oh arlotte Cushman, the celebra.
ted actress.
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HO, FOR THE DEMOCRATIC CONyEN.
TIONt

CINCINNATI, June 30.-Railroads East have
been crowded for the past two days, with del.
egates from the southwest to the Democratic
Convention.
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NEW HeRK, June 30.-Cotton quiet at 81 Y
cents for Middlng Uplands. Freights quieI
Spirits Of Tarpentine Axass cents. Resin
S2&Ae2&. Flour market dull and dropping.
Wheat dull and nominally lever. Pork heavy;
new mess, $X.75. Lard lower, at 164 cents.
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Baltimere Stock Market, To-day.

pom, ~ bid, and AK asked; North Carolina
skies, ex coupon, IS asked; Louisiana skies, ex.
cOupon, 81 bid
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BArCHELoks HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
unts; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes invieo-
rates and leaves the air soft and eesutiful b.aoS
o. brosra. Sold by ell Druggists and Performers;
and properly applied at Bachelor b Wig Factoy
No. Is Bond street.. New York. 10 s-eodlI
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Government Secupieiss.

WASHINGTON, June 30, lS6s.-Jay Osoke l.
Co. furnish the following Quotations OF Gov
ornmept seeuritias.
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I - Thirty 10 forty shots minute can he
made with he new French gun called the
Ravageur
- Mile Tosiee has been re-ensaged for next
winter. She sent S1,000 IN gold to her family
in France +,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-30

~ During recent thunder storm MIR. Jesse
Thomas, who lives near Selma, Ind, was
killed by lightning. Mr.. Thomas was sitting
by the 6re place at the time, holding on his lap
one Of his children, aged eighteen months
The fAtal bolt descended the chimney, passed
through harrow tooth sticking in the jaunb,
and su1ck Mr.. Thomas in the temple, killing
him instantaneously; strange TO say, the child
on bis lap WAS not injured IN the least. q.
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A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
ae missionary, discover ed a safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Barly De-
cay, Diseases OF the Urinary aud Seminal Organs,
and the whole train Of disorders brought oa by
bansful and vicious habits. Great Numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by q
desire TO bened dt the aficted and unfortunate will
send the recipe for preparing and using this medi-
Res OF C1a,se Address -
JOSEPH T. INMAS, Station d. Bible ou.e,
my 9-3ms New York Cits