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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-07-03

LOCAL dFFAIRs.

LOCAL. dFFAAhS.
Death Of Lr. sssitA.
DIR. Dryden Smith. born In WATERFORD, Me.
Sept. s,h. 1872, and wss the youngest OF 1
children. Ills father. DR.. Daniel Smith, was
native Of, Alfred, Me-; his mother. Betse,
Philpot. OF Somersvorth. N. II. Dr.. Smitl
graduated at BerkshiS Medical College
Springfield. Mass. in ist4. and vss elected I
member Of the Maine Med. Associations In 1851
After lingering disease, tconsanption) b,
died on rhursisy, NJ, June 18th, sge.i 20
lie "a. M. q graf d'Ea' sI Sa. PITY OF ~.
Gospel. ~
Reiigisss. 80
Eigh, psrsoss were received into ths Fres
Baptist ChsssA In his city lass Sabbath.
Liberal. :
One Of the men Who Vas saved hon drown
Ing. last week. went through the LAsauA mill,
on Wednesday, and one hsndred dollars ~
suSsnibed In cid Of Mrs. Lueisr. the widoH
with sss shliarsa. who vas 90 Suddenly, Do
privsd Of her means Of support -
HeaitA csssyffses. ~
Several y:srs .ss v: sd Ssss " Is;, q
Keeping the city IN elesn AID hsafthy condition.
What has become Of these rsntlemsn No know not,
ba, ,hl. ss do i0o. TIA, .psstis19s,Ss: a., anime
WI. n 1es. mr. ,.sneh sins.,Sast: and DIN.
empty Asir Rth Into The streets Cor want u prop
sr sewer, and ds.a .n,na,: I'D s .,lss
Up u. water sour... = "a. .ds. q .hs .sr.s,;
sesns.. rrsv an 10. 20 u. Vii inc,ss i:.,ssa Of
a,I a ths aWs.te cart rs~ Bis<sSsrS Dsw,.
Graf. "a ~,
Ptseassrtsi. 1I5
We Judge rom an article In the Portsmouth
-,s,- a., o., r.,,is, .o,r.suopl.nt Horn-
cSon~" 'nA' ou' Nsu's' a.
titus, has been on hshiog excursion anu iost M
fish; bat as he says nothing about his loss himself,
-. a. .,.,I, ,h., n.,, of aha storv altman Oh
Woreus0 ""V' s' 49,
our table has not yet xroaned Win the fruits Oh
the expedition. Horatius Is superior fshist, and
-, -, H. -. N, a, On o.,..ie
vs VIII uuss MN She's W VIA "os ~
govb. SAT.
,,
BrLige Repairing.
The authorities are ovsrhaulins tho Bradbury
brid-. 4. snrinxs Island and n IA found necessary
10 lay new s,rinssrs and an entire new covering. 81
rotten have they become. Bot wo suggest that on
ssr'dgs over which there is 80 large an amount u
tssuing three inch planning poor economy
Not less than four-incn should % useu
rosf -, q. a. n.
Alta regular meeting Of this encampment the
following omees were eie0'ea 'or a' ensuing
terms
Post COMMANDER, n III. Pusbury senior VICE
pssn. ssio,snr' A. Iiutchlns, Quarter.
master, }. r ClsAvss, Chaplain, T. Haley, Sur
geoa, j. A hays, vas y W 49, SSsSAn~ e We
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.. 90. ... ,FENA1.E s.r o. .Ef
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.

a Sptclfe Remtfy Tor DstasO J hs RtProdseHte
ANS Organs. ..H. .H
II mpars tooe AMI vsS to TIC Uterus, and gives n
se~sA vi,axty v tke whsle syreu. An 0se Ode
s,fr yecsnas Sssaiss vui AMI sss>ctsu seussdy IN
this cOmpouDi. .H
Prsrsrsi AZ As Ns~ England Boiss,e Depot, Besfon,
GEO. W. SWIFT, N. n, RopSietor.
ons Dsaas per Do<te. Five polian bs six bottles
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A Permanent Tonic.

"A Permanent Tontos 80 bel.
Every one at times feels the necessity Of some
thing to tone up the systsm depressed by mental
or bodily exhaustion. At such tmcs lstevsry one
instead OF taking alcoholic or medicinal stmu'
lants. relnvigorato his dsbilitated spstem by the
natural tonic elements Of the
~ PERUVIAN SYRUP,
or Protected Solution of'the Protoxido Of Iron
which vltalises and enriebss tho blood by sup
plying it with its LIE Element, IRON,
Being tree from Alcohol in any form, it's snersis
ing epsen are net foaosed By any eor,esposdias ~
action, but are permanent niusing strength visor
and rsw H,s into all parts OF the system and build
Ing up an IRON CONSTITUTION.
WM. C. STERLING, sss., ofPouxhieepsic. n. "
says
"Since taking the Peruvian Syrup feel better, my
strength Is improved, my bowels are regular, my
appetite first rate.
There Is old Physician IN this city, colder thar
years, who has used the Syrup for three smonthe
gives u a. HE decided opinion, that 10 the oess
Attentive Toaio Medicine he ever tnsw." -
For Dyspepsia, Debility, and Female Weaknesses
the Peruvian syrup Is q specific. A - page pam
phlet sent free The genuine has PERUVIAN syrup
blown In The gias, u lsitl
-tLS JP. DiHsMoRE, Proprietor,
No 36 Dey ST., New York
Sold by all Druggists.
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IA I1raiasb,s Medicine for hs
PURIFYING Of the BLOOD
DIR. ]. w. POLAND'S HUM0R DOCTOR,

A positive rcmciy icr all kinks " llumors,-Scroiala
scuryy, Salt Rtsuu, Ery,pelas, Netle Rash, lsc Car
bupclcs ULers anil all Obstinate Affections Of The Skin
Nercural Diseases, and every Taint d The System Dye
persia, AMI those Diseases originating In the deransrmen
% the Digestive oxrsns, va t-bpus Couptafufs NEURAL
Ea. Neryaas Anecons, HesdAehe, IArsvcv, bss q Ap-
petite, Oppression u Spirits, AMI COstiveoess.
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Btddeford.aAcert tsesss cnts
ny aCLARK,s =
SPOOL CoTTONy
- BEST IN THE WORLD. no.. 4
lots. q Spool!

AtwoodS Bittsrs, ~. Browns Troahss, ,s ~
Drahss Plantation Bitters -
Hoststtsr's stomach Bttsrs, .,. .. Los
Photograph and Tistyps Athens, cAssp.
Bcrsge, Tissue and Black Lace Wells. do
Beet French Corssts. emily .t.-.-. . 100
Beet American CorsstA oaly III. ..i Or 20
Ladies' Paper Cum Good Nets, -a' o.
IAdiss' oil linen HandksrUhlsts, ....r..1r %
Linsh Cum, Is Linen Tucked Collar, %
Ladies' White Ribbed Hose. only u
A good Black Belt for as Is
"A very good Wallet for .,a.r e. r. o. Is
Ladies', handkerchief thsmmed), .......... 10
Ladies' Six and Bead Nets. -, cAsap
Lace Collars u good varietyl 80 "'.'. do Il
Gents Cotton Bssons, only .r~-as0 u.s.
asnts good all Liass Bosoms, ,... f Is
GENTS Cotton and Wool Hose, r s 2S
Gents all llnen llandkerchisis, only q,
schsncks Mandrake Pills, only .. II
Wings Pills,i7 wriyhps Pills, l#.- "
Ayers Sugar Coated Pills, ~
HALLS Vegetable sioilian Hair Remover, IS
knowles Restorer-Ring's Ambrosia, col
Wsbstsrs Hair Invigorator, only .' %
Barrstts Vegetable Hair Restorative, s.
Empress Hair Restor.r (Rrsuch), cAsap.
Ayers Hair visor % new restorerl
AHotAsr kinds Hair Restorers, cAsa,.
NM Wilson's Hair Dressing, %
OIL Denne--Rose Hair OIL. r.,...,, ..'..r
Arctusins Tor careds Hears Grssssh col
Lyons Ksthairou, only 81
Best Lily WhIts, 10. Best Pink Balls, 10
Best Meen Fun-Best Red Rouge, 2j
Lairds bloom OF Youth, Cheap.
Magnolia Balm for the complexion, only 20
Perry's Moth and Precklo Lotion, TO remove
Moth and Prsoklesl, ItI. MAT. 81 cHRAP.
Phslon's Night Blooming Cereus, and . large
IS Ladies' Paper Collars, Cor 10
Dress Brsids and Dress Buttons i''i cA.ar.
Gentxcioil Bstten Hois) Collars and Cuns.
Scissors Tsps', Pins, Psssl Buttons Very
Black KID aloves B,.t Q.aity.
Ladies' Elasties and Elastic Braids.
Family, Dye Colors. :. - -... :.
New style Breast Pins!and Ear Rings, casap.
Irsnch Leather Shopping Days, cAsT;
Alphabet Blocks, .. 25
Round combs. Fine Ivory and Rubber Combs. !.
''sa e. s ssss ss.i s : sss ss'r'' Soap
Ladies' Work Boxes, only ...... %
Dolls si aud Doll Heads. ,.'.s -,
Soz0dent, CO. Caldefs Dcntine, %
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, 81
Russia Salve, 20 Spauldings Glue. 20
Wistar's Ialsam Of Wild Cherry, only 70
polsnd's White Pine Compound, 10
Poland's llumor Doctor Qor humors.) .,
Peruvian syrup, Qron Preparatory - 90
Constitution Wator for Kidney complaints.
Constitution Life syrup, only %
Jaynes Expectorant for Coughs, DC, CAsdp.
Ayers Sarsparills and Cherry Pectoral, (each) IS
Schenck's Tonic and Syrup, each ' 100
kennedy's Medical Discovery, only Jos
Thomas AllcockS Porous Plasters. only 20
Perry DAvis's Pain Killer. 20
Wilson Composition Powders, only q
jackson Catarrh Snuff ''
Hair Curling Fluid .t'
Railways Ready Relief -
Puller's Buchu. SmolAnders Buchu.
Burnetis' COcoaine, only 70
Nice China and bohemian Vases. cAsap.
Lsugley's Bitters. Johnsons Anodyne Lini-
ment. ." .s 1870 -
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GRACE,s CELEBRATED sALvE.

we are csaetantly hearing ffAvorable report.
from thvs, who have tried this remedy. Amy An
thony Wfs Of Marx Anthony. Of this city, and liv-
lug al No Locust Street, afflicted with felon on
the finger, Was recently induced To make trial of
the SaIvs Almost instantly she experienced re-
lief from The palm. which had hoeu almost uncn
durable. Every other remedy but this proved M
AvAiling. Those who have tried II once are satis
be without . supply.-Eisu Rirsr Sses 4W2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Moth Patches, frecklcs and Tan.
Tho only reliable remedy for those brown dis
Lot,o." Prepared only by DIR. b., u. Perry, ~
bond st., New York. ~ Sold everywhere, -.
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Shsrin,s sale.

WORK, s.. a.ls.I .r,pf.- ail 40,
Il Taken on mesne process, and will DO sold on
execution at Public Auction, on Saturday. the
twenty day Of July, A. ID. 1868 at ivo o'clock
In tho afternoon at the store OF r. JAMESON 10
Cornish, In said county Of York, all the right In
equity which Albert Libby, 0f said Cornish, hes 70
redeem the following described real estate. sltu.
ated in said Cornish, to Wit certain lot OF land
At the County road At the cornef of.Noah W. Bar.
her dds land, and running southerly by said Bar
ker's land 70 land Of II. w. Pike, thence westerly
by said pkes land to said road. thence by said
road 10 b0uuds begun at, together with the hutlt-
ings thereon. The above described premises being
subjuct to Q mortgage given TO John Jameson, OF
hand for one hundred and aity dollars, dated May
ifth 1851, payable In six months with interest on
which there Is now duo the sum OF one hundred and
any. nine and 9O-lOO dollars, said mortgage 10 nov
holden by Jacob Black Of Limington. 10 said Coun-
ty, and recorded In book 30t, page eas OF York
Registry. JACOB THOMSON,
JW<6
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The Great New England Remedy.
... On. J. W. POLANDS -
NYyl.sA- 1D.~ ~

Cures socc rhruAt Colds, Coughs, Dipthera, Brcnchs
Splitting " Bioui AMI Pulmonary Affections generally. II
d remarkable remedy icr Kidney Comr,aints.
This meicipe IL free from anyAing disfsrfou', Plea
sanl 10 the TASTE SAFE yes and effective In la acon
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Notice Of Assignee of his Appointment.
Dissolution of Oopartnership.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Copartner-
IN ship heretofore existing between the eunscrio
dissolved by mutsal consent. tla at
All persons indebted 10 the subscribers are request-
cd 10 call and settle with Mr. stevens who has FORM
ed Copartnership with his brother, Benjsmln r:
Steven andwill carry on bueness ut the old stand
as usual. MiLION II, ESnESo'
Juno %. 1868. 3wS'
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"Lask on this Sisiurs, snd "a - o. that"
Here you behold tho inhrm stop, =
The nalltd ehaek vnstint. form

"Laek on fAis pisiurs, snd nss o. that"
Here you behold tho inhrm STOP =
The pallid cheek, wasting form,
Untasted food, and . social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales OF aches, pains.
sleepiess nights. and mental desponden cy.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
ElAstio step, craving appetite, f0fgotten eare,
Genial thought and ambitious redolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
One took Plantation Bitters-the other Didn't.
They are very beneficial for weak and delicate
persons rs- III
Mloxoiik WArsa.-A dslsshsha tehst Ahacae-supe-
rior 10 Cologne, anil at half the price. S-2wS
,Dr, Lsgei VI Paris. one ofNtbe most eminent
chemists OF Europe, says, when Iodine can DO DIS
solved In pure water the most astonishing results
may 10 anticipated. DR.. Ander's Iodine Water q
Iedrns disseived in psrs afsr. and tho most aston
ishug results have followed Its IN cases Of scro-
fula and all chonlc diseases. .-...,,..
NY wIFE's CHOICE, AND THE WHOLE
family prsfs! H.. Mas. 8 A. ALtAss lnrsovtp
(n.u siyi.) HAIR REsroRER or DREssISo. IN one
bsttisl Every druggist sells II. Price One Dol
lar. .s' 4w2b
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Raeier's German NnuG.

fUh =. q Ca. IA 8 es.ss s.s 81. w. .a arssrsAs,
rscstvs boz ~ uturn nail. oetissplyts
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'DiET..

er Notices Of deat hes sxcesiins sir llnss Insrrse
rec above that number. at regular advertising rates.
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WHY SUFFER FROM SORESf

wssy nss.sof Asxlca oiM,axSA ~ s.a ssl,
ssce>h- nhas rcekvct thouap<s hDm beHs, Ssai&hs
cAnRest ksaka Spra,as, Cafs. NS>aaks. 49, srsrs
De sure and aak DC ..r,gsrt
Hale's Arnica Ointment,
N o. 2. skYMoUk = CO., Bo.soa, Ma, and rceive Z
sox By rstaru nall Ocslssply&9
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Wool cAlRnIsa.

lam prepaid 70 card vol q short notice: and
fersons having wool 10 be carded can rely upon
having 70 done - veil rs at any mill IN York eosn
AUGMENTATION. Jane, 1858. -. a,sf
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cATARRh CAN 6E CURED.
Headache reakvuh, and, 10 set svery diseass q ~
sose and hs.d peaAnenty cured by ,he ass q " vs
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I en- ssrprbsd ~ one thing very mneh, In srav.
sns ,s ss sS S
farmers pay their hands i've dollars . day, aud
their wives lpoor drud.eD do the heusewerk and
make sale pants fbr sAtees ceats pair, without
sewlng machines Those who have no other work
to do succeed only in putting together two pairs
day. There seems 10 our minds somethiug wrong
In this. There ought 20 be business enterprise
this last resort Of depending on the pittancs the
eountry traders see ht 20 ODER for making clothes
No only should farmers wives and daughters be
saved fron doing sale work with the fAshioued
needle, bul they should have machines TO do their
own work. rs we'll as for the hrner 20 have his
mowlux .mAchine and horss<Aks In the field.
Many Is the family have secn where the farmer
(iat uxurious fsllow) looked on and saw the farm
ing done With modern Improvements, At the same
time that his wife had 20 do all the work In tho
house Tor q family of twelve without the aid OF
either sewin. machine, washing machine " wiring
or. d.
Weeks Corner. Parsonsasld, Juno o., tEst
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T6bare6 in New YORK.

We extract the following from F1sosan
& Co.'S .Cfrculotr for June End
We expressed the opinion in our last cir
cular that we. might expect larger Dusi-
ness during the past month, and we are
happy TO be able to report that our expec-
tations have been more than realized.
Although the contractor for the French
R-gie has not made his appearance in the
market, a large and satisfactory business
has been done during the month at con-
stantly hardening prices. The advance
was more decidedly established in lugs aud
low grades as will more fully appear by
our quotations. but leaf participated to
some extent.
The principal purchases were for Italy
and Austria of the more substan tial sortsj
iObber and manufacturers also commenced
to stock themselves, ana some lew pur-
chases were made on speculation for West
eFn account. Some 400 hhdS bought IN
New Orleans and offered IN this market,
were readily disposed of at satisfactory
prices. The Western markets continue to
be active at steadily advancing prices; so
much so, that there is not only no margin
on present quotations, but prices for low
grades rule there fully as high as they can
be disposed OF here. The grounds for TINS
are that the crop viii turn out TO be small
er than calculated; that two thirds OF 1t
has appeared n the market and been dis
posed OF: that the weather has prevente
the planters from preparing the ground
for the new crop; that II Will be Impossible
to plant as large a crop as Wonld nave
been planted with more favoraoIe weatn-
er, hence prices must still further advance.
Whether the anticipatIons based on
these arguments win be realize d, time
alone can determine. While admitting
that present quotations will be maintain
ed If the receipts in two months hence
show signs of exhaustion, we consider II
dangerous and hazardous to pay such
prices now, on the expectation of further
advances on account OF a light crop during
the next season.
son to take this point into consideration
nothing but serious misfortunes to the
planting interests can establish higher
prices: we therefore advise our friends not
| 70 operate in anticipation Of a further rise
in prices.
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I New .York, Dry Goods Market,

By Telegraph.lo fooTNEw YORK June g.
DRY GooDs-Under finer weather there is a
little more tnquir,y,S etthe market isweak
are reduced 10. one shilling; Arnoske Gag
bleached m usIins are down to I7c Forest
Dell do. l8c; Bates's Xxx 20c; MaSOnvslle
l8c: Tuscarora 221ac; Wamsutta 25c; New
York Mills Use; James's Steam Mills Ice;
Hope I5c; HIPS, ,Semper Idem ISc; Ballou
Androseoggin 1Scs Blackstone I6c; Bartlett
l61ac; Cabot T51lc; Booth B 16c; Clifton r.
I4c; Yorkdale l3c, and Ked Bank &c; wide
bleached sheetings command the follow
sng rates, viz. :Utica 40 4 671zcs 10 g 4'62k !;
AlIendalei te.4E55c; do. ga Doc Colony 40 4
421zc; WaItham 10.4 5z1%c; do. Sd 421ze; I;
Pepperell 1O-4 571Sc: do. g-f 521Sc, and An
droscOggin 45c; the brown TsaWrepoe G.
sheetings are elltng at l6zc; + at 141&e ;
Cohasset at l61zcs PequetlB at 20c; Savage
A. A11S18c, and all standard brown drills
are steady at 7c.oc - -
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p Az e. II 4f-a ANAl = d 20 E
Chicago Market. gqI

zByzrelegRaph.I E8.E.EE CHICAGO, JuneS.
= FLoUR4The demand is Tight and market
easier; sales of Spring extras at 50 75910 so.
s WHEAT irn1sf, quiet, and E@lc higher;
sales OF No. / at 81 95 and No. q at 81 B81zG'
80 closing with buy ers Of No. 2 at 81 s91z.
= CORN-Less active and ffrner; sales of
No. / at S81Ss1S SSc;; No. 2 at 861zaSgcT REL
jected at S5d8612c; closing with Buyers at.
SS1Sc for No. I III store. This PM. No. j is
flrfner at gbc cash, -
at "a 6s5<c. -. go
RYETSofhipg done,
BARLEY-NOthfng done.
MESS PoRK,-Fi Firmer, more active, and
25c higher; sales at ST 5092S 90. -
LARD-1zc higher; sales at 1o3st9l65zc.
BACoS-Dry salted shoulders active and
non1inat at II1z9tls<c, buyer the month.
BEEF CATTLE Dull and weak. with
small sales of butchers stock at $5 1901.
Hoes Dull and weak at 81 5998 50 for
REcEfPTs ? For the past forty-eight
hours, 4728 barrels -four; $500 bushels
wheat: 50,645 bushes corn; 1878 bushes
oats; 473 hogs.
bushels wheat; las, ,692 bushels corn; $3.50
bushels oats 3,227 hogs.
FREIGHTs-Dull at 4c for corn to Buffalo,
and Sc for corn TO Oswego.
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New. Orleans Market.

I, BY tTelegraph.l NEW ORLEANS, June g..
I, :, CoFroN-=Qqiet; middling t2311Q "a 29c; sa les
525 bales; receipts ~ balesi exports 1855
bales. {taGoOC
STERLING - 5216@55; New York sight
tdra1ts <se prem4um.C dfE5h 5di xd
Sue AZ 4 ID 7uaniethi FJ1od
g iMo6.ASsES-Ituba nomfnaify Asa 52cg 10
FLoUR-Dull; superfine S. 259S 30; ph0tce
Sl2 50CaI5.
: & goRS lower at s9se9slfp5s & nduG
OATS-DuIl at 75c. =
. HAY-eIstd 20. o3iHlae u Hti4 4ill@ NJ i
Il RORK-FfrmerR at s28 75129s o- .eit196 q
BACON-I ull shoulders I31zc; clear side s
I714c. : = o-''i -
I LLqARi1D LLqARi1D-lDuIIi : tiercee, lslzci ,keg 2Oe .
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New FORK Gold and stock Market

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June 8.
MoNEY-Quiet and easy, with a large
supply at 3(d5 per cent on call loans.
STERLISG-Steady, at l0glO1z per cent.
GoLD-Quite steady throughout the day.
closing at the Board at 1895; on the street
prices fell to 1884, E9l3915.
Government sToCKS-Shade dTIneI, and
closing steady. The following were
the 80 prices: CouPons of 81, 1l65sg1l6z4 ;
do '62. -ll21Z0ll21<: do. "a, I101za 1l63z
do. IS. iI03k9 IIO58; new, 1I391I31S; do. %,
ll31sgll34; l0-40s I05g10615; 7-30s, lO95Sg
l09Sz.
Receipts of the Sub-Treasury S2, ,366, $50 T;
payments g, ,I39, $50; balance So, AIS. .GSI.
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FOR RENT,.

TOR RENT-STORES The two new.
stores on Market Street, between Lo-
ese1st and NafvTIt wOu a ma ke a hrSt- rate
stand for a boarding. house and wagon
yard, the lot being 15- Dy 10 feet. They
are well adapted to either store or dwell
Ing purposes, or both combined. II. APP
- Piled for soon, they VIII be htted up to
Sc tuit the applicant. inquire Of SAMUEL
VIGKERY, or at the st 5re of
NICKERY BROTHERS,
an. junS DIFF -a- -sarnlE n73 Main street.
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WANTED,

n siSwY ANTS d. CARR A6fl i R6NkR :
Wv Immediately, one first-class carriage
ironer-one that understands ironing plat
forms. geer-work, and light carriages. To
such q one. i VIII pay three dollars and
@ fifty cents ~ dag, lap q r. Steadysjob.
+. .HAMMEKSTEIN,
- Corner Fourth and Locust Streets.
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New york Cattle Market. Z

q BY Telegraph ks,.NEw YORK; james,
CATTLE Receipts for the week: 6, ,357
, REEF-Is depressed by. the liberal offer
iings to-day, 1,037 head 3 and 1z91<c4ower,
and the demand ~ Clsots brisk3 fzome lots
I7@T71ze. fair TO good 1614te T7e ), ordl pary
15Cglsc; interior 159451zc.d ,x9ilI tIo1
7 SHEEP AID. sI4AafBsrTF alrly active, and
Dgb2gtt 25fp9 head m YgS1ae sfpTi inferior to
hH0GslIn modera tes demand with free
offerings: prices are Aza5<e lower les of
2,SS9 head at Conlmunfpaw and "a car loads
al Forty-efgtIJb Stfeet ssa le& m 6defate and
heavy corn fed.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

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attenti3n ezl l4oaaIiy of eodntrs merchants
70 the sRpsFt9r itiess efyiRe g9YR4A1 7
ltCe1deaKy ZOE rs At1ng, EsaaSs RostsrsJS an 2
ali kinds of mercantile WORK, viz. BIZ
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Evansville merchants.
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WANTED-,tIGENTS.
SSE ID. MANsFIELD's LIFE OF

Sc ~ ID. MANSFIELD'S LIFE OF
rA EA@ GRANT in English al d Ger
nam. -IcxtraorJlinary INDUCEMENTS TO
Agents TO Sell the " Popular and Authen
tic Life of U. :. Grant" Nth steel plugs
4 and VdHs.7b Hon 50 N N ansfleldflrE 4 D.
study of History, long experience as Edi-
tor and Author, and powerful and graphic
style, render his boOs of absorbing interest
~ snHdt perfeek sGUthegatieiH Ii i3 frepu on
~ eBOfte Wilson the book whefeV6r cffered.
We deal with canvaSsers directly. Apple
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River Dispatches.

PITTsBURG, June S-Eve.-Weather clear
and cool. River feet 3 inches, tar
CINCISSATI, June S-Soon.-The river
has fallen 8 feet inches since Saturday,
with I6 feet ) inches in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 760.
LOUISVILLE, June S.-The river Is tall-
ing. with feet inches in. the canal.
Weather clear and warm. 4ue
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+- yJohn s. G. Abbott. THIS work VIII be
Illustrated with three hne steel engray1ngs
al. a eight nlaps. litin ted IN 1Ik E.nd sold
tllS by subscription. Agents will mid
- lia work that will sell itself. The sub
uauthor and the fine style in which
ne ok will be published cannot fail TO
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suit the times. We are now ready to as
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