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.uonnessie markets !,

New YoRg, June 1s.-Gold, 140L. Old.
bonds, Isl new, pf1s2ss Virginia S's-i
New, 571a ex1coupons,, So. North lGaro-i
lima ,a-New, 20; ex-coupons, s7s Ten
.nessee !6's--New, AZ; ,ex-coupons, f5.i
Sterling, HOE. Flour unchanged. Wheat
a shade frmer. Corn steady Pork dull.
! Lard quiet. Cotton frmer at S0@S01a 80.
Freights firm. Turpentine, 45@4 511ac. Rosin
quiet; strained common, S3.l2@s3.15.
- Esening Cotton "a gle. better; salesof
Z, 900 balessas 38@s01 sc. Flour dull and de-
cling southern brands unchanged. Wheat
openedta shade frmer, and closed steady
land quiet. Corn dull mixed western,
81 .62l&q Pork u shads Jeasierg at s2S so.
Naval stores unchanged. Gold, 1905.
Sterling quiet. Southern bonds strong and
active. Tennessee SIS, AZ. Georgia SIS,
Sc. Virginia6 SO new, 575s. North
Carolina IS, r.; new, 7ls0
BAIT1MoRE, June l.. r. Cotton very firm
at SO@3O15c. Flour dull, with plenty Of
sellers but no buyers. Wheat dull and un-
changed. Corn dull. Mess pork, s2s.75@
s29. Bacon active--shoulders, 14@l411ac.
CINCINNATI, June 1s.-Flour. declining.
/ Corn lower; sales OF 92@93c. Pork firm,
with speculative demand for future de-
livery. Bacon - Shoulders, 13@l351o.;
clear sides, 1Tc. 7sr%l5,' Ef'<''as9 1879
LOUISVILLE; June 1S.--Flour dull ), gu
perfne, y$6.75. Corn dull at S0@85c. Pro
visions firm. Bacon -Shoul aers, lSc.. /;
clear sides, Fc. E+SA,sR"', 49,
50 WILMINGTON, June 18.-Spirits tarpen.
L. Do.s doc mr.
demand; strained, 1920; No. 2, 1890
otton-Mddlings, Csc. lg4 20 agu4gH
CHARLESTON, June 1s.-Cotton is in bet
ter demand and has advanced &C.; sales
of TIA balesof middings at 1890; receipts
for the week, 35s bales exports, coastwise,
1876 bales. > exports to Great Britain, 2S6
bales. Stock amounts to $3.50 bales, %
which 1,23O are on shipboard. I'D, d zi95za;sq
AUGUSTA, June 10 lotion Nothing do
ing; holders demand 29c. aEr s,,ts"t ,; r a,'.
sAvANNAH, June ls.-Cotton active and
advancing. Sales, 1853 bales. Middlings
3Oc., Receipts, .345 bales Receipts for the
week foot up 1887 bales, Exports, ], 2ll
bales. stock'in port, 5,09z bales.
MOBILE June els.--Cotton-sales 75C
bales; low middlings, 261hac.; middlings
271ac. - - T;.AT,scs 50 asE-isz9 L
New ORLEANS, June 1s.-Cotton firm
middlings, 271sc.; sales, $50 bales; re-
ceipts, 113 bales exports, 359 bales. New
York sights, q premium. Gold, l4oL
Flour dull; superfne, So rs treble extra
S9.5O@slO. Corn, 95c. Pork, $29. so
Bacon steady-Shoulders, 1870; clear
sides, l7114c. Lard quiet. Sugar and mo
lasses dull and nominal. s, ,aa ~
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EoUALIZING CIRCULATIoN.-Theb bill
passed by the Ser"te relative to the ma
uOnal banking associations of the country
contains the following: s1EETan<9
"SECTIoN 4. That to secure better dis
tr.cution of the national banking currency
there may be issued circulation notes to
banking associations organized in States
and Territories having less national bank
ing currency than five dollars per inhabi-
tant; but the amount of such circulation
shall not exceed $40, OOO,0 900; and the cir
culation therein authorized shall within
one year be withdrawn pro rata from banks
organized in States having a circulation
exceeding that provided for by the act Of
March 3, 1865; Provided, That the scircu-
lation hereip authorized shall be issued
only as circulation is withdrawn, SO that
the aggregate of circulation shall not at any
time exceed $500, 100000" I'D
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posrAkAssArssasaI Miifaasrf. -

PosrAs Atxssss Nfasssfa Office il
Decsgelis, Madison county, Va, is re-
established, 70 be supplied from Madison
Courthouse, and William Zeal sppointed
possnassesrs - Az Mkste Sulphur Springs,
.saEeeahstsr county, Joseph Hall b. appoint-
;ed postmaster, yice Js +. Caring. resigned.
As sqaolk Kslspn NorGset III designatsd as
mail messenger, at eighty dollars per an
mum, from frss Of january last. bssl.
asorge Mcbride, Thomas Hawkins, and
William b. Hazlett are transferred from
the Washington snd Lynshburg route to
thsnew strasbarg line, Ut the same pay,
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DAMAGE No i RAiLsoAD Tar,

4 DAMAGE 10 Il RAILEoAD TaAINs--Al60nY
June y.-Ths mail train On the Central
sraslread due here at ESQ this afternoon
twss thrown from the track ave miles this
side uf iSchensetady while running ri the
rate af thirty miles an hour. The ssMer-
chants Union and American, Express cars
and one baggage car wers thrown over an
enbankment twenty feet in height, and
badly broken. One passenger ear was
thrown of. the track, but did not 90 over
the embsnkment. An, express messenger
named Carr was, injured, but no. passenger
was hurt. The accident was caused by Che
spreading OF hetraiI.TS.s a8s T5J8ygS
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BrTLER's RAscAL1TY.-Mr. Butler. lac
cording to the Washington correspondent IF
the Cincinnati Gazette has been showing
around private note from Assistant. Secre-
tary Cooper to President johnson, speaking
of Henderson as "safe, . which is under
stood to have been stolen for Butler from
.ohnson's desk. The correspondent, who
evidently mas o rather, curious fiideaof honor
and morals, adds =" If this, furnished any
conclusive evidence, men would overlook
the way in which it was obtained; as it is,
they are beginning to question whether the
results secured are sufficient warrant for the
means employed" We must confess our
inability to see any justification whatever
for such dishonorable conduct; and we can
see no evidence of bribery or corruption in
Mr.. Cooper informing the President that
Senator Henderson was s.safe. "-Nesc York
Times. sgt5rsE.} gas =
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REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS OF GENERAL
DANIEL MoRGAN.---The remains of this dis
tinguished hero Of the Revolution were re-
moved from the old Presbyterian graveyard
to the lot i'm Mount Hebron Cemetery, set
apart for him and the Dutch Mess, on Sat-
urday last. The consent OF the surviving
relations of the old hero to the removal was
obtained twenty-seven years ago.-Wln-
chester Times. - -. - -
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TEIiEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Latest NEWS FRoM wAsHrNGrO1

.zId q $500 - - -
Special seIegratnto the Dispatch. ss 'Es;N
THE RaEsIpENTsAPpRovEs AtyorNT REsoLU-
4 TON FOR THE RELIEF or JOHN n. Palmer
AND AN AcT MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FoE
= NAVAL SERVICE. - lsi.s :
rs te.s,l gSs:s W asn1asToS, june ID, 1868.
The President has approved q joint reso-
luton Of Congress for the relief Of John n.
Palmer, and an act making appropriations
for naval services for the year ending june,
1869. -....;5.,y : &C, s.
BUTEERss INoU1sIToRfAL Committee IN sEs-
sIoN--SoTHING IMPORTANT pEyELoPEDF
Butler's inquisitorial committee was in
session to-day, but examined but one Wit
nesss Samuel Ward, ;whgse testimony was
principally 9 reeitation Of bis! former en-
dence. Nothing important was. developed.
CONFIRMATION OF JOHN W. CALDWELL AS
MINISTER TO BOLIVIA.
The Senate this afternoon confirmed the
nomination of John W.oealdweH as Minis
sterto Bolivia MIR. Caldwell is lawyer,o Of
the Cincinnati bar. Fl. ef.rs; ~ "a
MR., CHASE DENIES THAT HE URGED THE
? PRESIDENT TO RETAIN MR.. M'cuLLocH AS
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY. 4 t,b I'll
There Is. authority from Chief Justice
Chase for: denying the truth of the para-
graph in the papers that he Judge Chase)
called on the President for the purpose OF
urging the retention of DIR. McCulloch as
Secretary Of the Treasury.
MR. JOHNSON AND HIS CHOICE FOR THE
-, = = RESIDENTIAL .cAND IbATE. vlt4svass.
There is no truth either in the state
ment, published to-day that in the inter
view between the President and Chief JUS
tice Chase Mr.. johnson said his first choice
for President is, Mr.. Chase, next Hancock
and next Hendricks. No such conversation
occurred. a.; l,z7 ~ III z.fKr
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REvENUE--THE
PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO MAKE A NoMINA-
81 TIoN TOMORROW. Z.H. 10 H.. .5'E
- No nomination for Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue has been decided upon, but
the expectation is that the President will
tomorrow submit names to the Cabinet
and make nomination, the contestants te
be narrowed down to two applicants for the
ofice-viz., Cutler and Fuller.
PRIVATE. SECRETARY TO THE ENGLISH MIN
-sa Z $50 70 IsTEE. ,g r,... ~.
>. Edward C. johnson, Esq, son Of Minis,
ter johnson, will accompany the latter tt
England, and act as private secretary te
his father. - ~ WALLACE.
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T. PEDEsaR1 AN1sM Boston, June 1.-THE
walking match of 100 miles for 81 900 and
the championship Of New England, between
McEttrick and T. o. Scott, commenced yes
terday afternoon at Mystic Park. It re-
suited to-day in McEttrick winning in
twenty-one hours six minutes and forty
four seconds Scott gave out on the ninety
eighth mile, having been twenty-one hours
nineteen minutes and eight seconds in COM
pleting that number of miles. F..z.-s,ss f,.r.s
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F1orfda askfssfssstuidfie .EIeetfoa Or Ra@
dical Unfte9 states SHenafoRss
!. gTAEI4HAsssEy juno 18. In the Legisfa-
ture today 0sb6fne. was elected United
States senator FOR The four syears term
by 8 vote of 81 to 1871 Osborne, and
Welsh, who was elected yesterday, sre both
ultra Radicals. iftzs5 81 I, 20 =, u s.
The question Of the election Of senator
for the six years term from the 4th of
March next viii be taken up, Tomorrow
All the proceedings thus far are in ad-
vance Of the, iaction Of Congress, and With
out the sanction Of General Meade
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LAND sALEs.-The property known as
setGilmore's Nlill,'' situated in Rockbridge
county, on James river, was sold last week
for SIS, 900 to James M. spiller, Esq, now Of
Botetourt, and formerly of Amherst county.
j., The farm of T, Edmondson, Ion North
river in Rockbridge county, was sold for
$40 an acre to N. B. Reese. 1t contains 2l3
acres.-Lynchbgy Republican. -, =, Il
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June 1s.-Noon.-C onsols, 94zs
United States bonds, 49, III
- LIVERPOOL, June 1s.-Noon.-Cotton
buoyant; sales of, $4,000 bales uplands at
1l@1116d. =; afoat, 101a@l058d.; Orleans,
ll4@II2sd. Corn, s5s. = :, -
LIVERPOOL, June 1s.-A.fternoon.--Cot-
ton active; sales of $4,000 bales. Lard
dull. Pork fiat. .lzz-
LIVERPOOL, June Neutrality-suspicious.
Uplands, HID; Orleans, .ll1ad. Bread
stuffs firm. as4 Etr a't g.
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CONFEDERATE SURGEoNs.-Dr. Frank
Hamilton publishes in the Medical Gazette
strong protest against debarring from all
public Office such medical practitioners as
served as surgeons or in any other profes-
SIGNAL capacity in the Confederate army.
lie calls on Congress to modify the mon
clad oath of July, 1862, SO for as it applies
10 them. .. g.-F. B. .s.,..tsfss q %
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a a,,ne - .his obsn.s arJ III ~
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e1Pec.a.lon ~. net ~ husspanas Iesurn.
sne 5iisteseu 70 tne Hooing OF anosher
man, anu married again. mere was
mo poetry IN ner composition, neither was
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tne puAom uclsnwoIan wslitea nusoana,
anu soon Sns e.vn Walsea iolY shoasns
as snethcusn.,lo r ner ntst ioru ana maseer 20
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hasSs i,ast sssead s.,arsss,.n. ss $500
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Ia baj .bss,, abaaI,t aho,,t a,aSt vaara. how
asor c;re,,nnstnns soce,,rred ;ui,;ch a.as-
aered even har eonfS ence man, +, sa22ll-
er,s garb caIfad ,,non hsr, and .reiated fhst
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hoon togsthsr = t6a Poc;so xssn. to- 70 g;sses
M nnS,, Coral Teef-and1 an hands. he said
nerisbed. exeent himself. His ) life was
saved By the accidental passage of q
lSWhaler,9 the crew Of which, discerning o
man upon the reel, lowered q boat, and
took sbimsonn HOARD. ,Durinp the five Years
which had elansea since fiat event he. had
bean q 5wanderer in. America and elae-
whore. and i'm obedience To Aha locomotive
instinct he soon resumed the hab;tsiof his
former life. and disappeared from Llanelly.
This story soothed the wife's conscience,
and somewhat softened thel asnerity, with
which the female critics of, the town spoke
of her second 1inbtiaisi aag da 3EJEfTr
Years aca;n rolled nh, and tho m;ss;np
1obn Williams wos not onlv Ig;van nv, 90 q
Lost man Int o1,no s4 9oraottsn All Who ore
To- w;tb +ha bab;{s ~ tia Wa,sh MOO.
10 i,nnv tbot>;n sInai1 $500 ond Cor cnnptr1
pp;I,aaas tbaw orc IN Tho boh;tS ,uber tbey
~ n,,} ~ Ioovinr +be;r doors ~, tbe latch
Iocts and lows be;ng thought almost s,1ner'
snon Anon ono fne dey. }oSards tbs ciose NJ
summer, whom Mrs., Williams now Mrs
Williams NO LONGER had cone forth. with her
bnsbnnd md tho tro children fsbe had
none Inv her second marr;sceI Z h
60, ~ wo1t ~ tbh nsio5 bor;no
saiIGss iahn snddonI1 a5o Nc n,,ntn5
~ a.t I1,,oTi,. 81 80. a.s;.,. :. h;s 80
hasn iaoi a ~ 1sto hnna u hat ,' nv 90
noue. ma..u ane ia'o lung en ,S maS w
peS ~ .ne pueo"s, 1nu ."utsen, nn. I Ao ~
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ByGrupbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

beautiful BUILDING LOTS In SID
DlEEY BETWEEN DOVER AND Abe q
MARIE, BELVIDERE AND CHEk
easv terms a large number Of BUILDING LOTS,
situated as above and embracing some OF the most
beautiful property In that vicinity.
Persons seeking building sites IA at S is al
Terisement, and call on us and we viii show the'n
piat of the property and give all particulars;
a. ~ oode+ - - 4sSfS7syfE 9sI7 SAucffoneers.
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MIS-. E. A. POLLARD IN A BROOKLYN Po-
LICE CoUKT. Edward A. Pollard, the we'll
known, southern historian, has turned up
under curious circumstances. Yesterday
his wife, Mrs. Natalie Pollard, appeared
before Justice Cornwell, at the Brooklyn
City Hall, and preferred complaint
against Mrs. Crotty and Miss Crotty, her
daughter, residing at No. 81 Cranberry
street, for assault and battery. While be-
fore the magistrate she stated that Mr.. Pol
lard left her about three weeks ago, since
which time she had: been engaged in hunt
ing him up. That she went to his place OF
business in New York yesterday morning,
when he accompanied her to his present
residence, 81 Cranberry street. When
reaching the, house, some demonstrations
were made which resulted in her being SUM
marily elected from the premises, and used.
as she stated, in most shameful manner
Mr.. Pollard accompanied her before the JUS
tice, and stated to the magistrate that she
came to his place OF business inn Jew YORK
and threatened to shoot him.. The Justice
then asked her if she had pistol, to which
she replied that she had not, and throwing
| her arms out, said, You can search me-
She stated further that she had to pawn 'hel
diamonds and other jewelry to pay his hote
bills; to which Mr.. Pollard responded thai
she was maniac, and that by reason o.
her jealous disposition and actions his bust
ness had been much interfered with Shs
also stated that she had been married T.
him three years ago., but that about one
wear since she had discovered that he had
been married to another woman, when sht
left him. Upon hearing that he had tbee1
divorced from this other woman, she wa
married to him again. She stated that sh'
now resided in East Thirteenth street, New
York Altogether, the case appears 70 BY
surrounded by curious Giro mstances, which
will probably be explained more fully thu u
morning, when the case will come up befor'
Justice Cornwell for examination .-Net
York. World, IL tn - ~ ~. = ig4..-.
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WY HoRAT1o SEYMOUR DECLINES TO BIZ
A CANDTDATE.-Governor Seymour lis be-
lieved to have n hereditary tendency to in
sanity; and he has been warned by his
physicians that the excitement Of q Presi-
Dental campaign would most probably de-
velop the disease, and that at any rate the
labor and barassing cares of the first year
Of Presidential aspiration would be almost
certain to do it.-Letter IN Ci'actHa1ti Ga
~ 81 .F.-H Z
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THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.-As special
Washington dispatch to the New York }Er-
press says: "Mr. ,Groesbeck refuses to
accept any office in the gift of the Presi-
dent, and Mr.. McCulloch and his friends
ignore the rumors of a change in the Irea-
sury Department" 49, 49,. ~ rs sF5sS .
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-. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
MkN(fyESTER. June II. 1852. !

rEtsl zf7g MANCHESTER. june u, lSess )
The narties interested In the foregoing decree are
hereby notified tfias 4 have appointed MoADA1,
the 10th day of July 1858 at my Office In the Town o.
Wsncilester as the time and place when and where!
shaI be prepared to take the accounts mentloneG
in the said decreee, and when and where tne ssas
parties are required to appear Win susn 49,
apers or other evidence In their - are
NECESSARY for taking said accounts. .n,-,, ~
I q 80 Tbaw 80 s[..I II e15 ~ Commissioner. y
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ladAg A DAY MADE BY lANYt ONE
sa' ~ =, T PAT sE STENCIL TOOLS. ....
s.. prepay samples free. sBewsre OF
my GshSuAAAts VIZ WA A. j. FULLAM,
| tea...lm a ssst ~ Springfield, Vermonss
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Train Kissed fin H.aYerpool. :

L1vEkrooL,5 June 1s.4-Ge1rge Francis
Train appeared at the Exchange last night,
and attempted to make q speech, but the
people Kissed Elm DOWN II - as
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COsraFIssIoN MERCHANTs.

NI M. WILSON, COMMISSION MER-
onpostae TOBACCO Exchange building, Hehmon&
Va. solieits eans,srmepts oaACCqs W nbI5ch
Strict personai attention gtsen
10 an aeles and prompt returns made by cSeer 81
currency per express e. may . Il,
TafIisy, fe1silfaers, or merchandise ON saise %
present crop, on consultation. 9. ag 1-.aMHxM
NFTIIs = RYANT, TOBACCO N-
IA ffSnmnnsss sSsaiIo NTs tor shs Pr
chase and ssis q sna AAE kAiv a6Ssness
d.a ~ .snsiersneIsts. Refer 20 A. u. HAFynf,
ssg 1S - "a Naftunal Bark OF ytfGiuies yAA$a
TaoxlA JE, Esg AisnwwolG - fs Tostssa&s ~:
TToHRs0M Rostan, Aass. ~ .
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eTRAWBEERY HAsKETGin quarts
~ and hints With and without cfsssal ssia yert
tow The berries cannot be misplaced y
70 LAP 81 ~ WooDA FAX = kAk
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According to a,London letter-writer, Mr.
Disraeli lacks only one hundred and forty
two hairs Of being bald.
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! :. "a Z. By e. d. TEacho, an ~ .
Real Estate Agent and Aucaoneer'
.ezz8-s!siEV1A Once No. o, Il
fourteenth straet between Main md Eranknn.=
r,op ssr.E pRJyATEIYs a ssFRAMEI

-FOR SALE PRIYATEIYaA a. F6sAMEp
HOUSE on Leased EOuGD.-Ihe lease lease
has yet 20 run four years and nine nonS ~, sSe
west sideof Eighteenth street between tranih
and Grace and is adapted to store sna 1 G sd
mot sold before the 18th Instant, VII pe sotu
on that day &C o,cioek p Mo T. e -
TERdE Very liberal: -, ~ A. y
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AToTycE Is hereby given that I have made

NOTICE is hereby given that I have made
N application for the rsew5l OF I'm and
Nail Works Company for 10 shares, "a sag sef'p
n1 y l H SsS1 i0ss' a9 ~ q r. May d. D.
TTTRGIEIa MILITARY INSTITUTE
i " Sns 1sa.ra 70 Visitors meet ON the 18th OF
make sppors,nsd Or Gaesas xe shau
he presented In adysnee Of the OF e neAS
me thorough Organization Of the Institute IN
an tss OF Instruction Affords adyan-
fnees FOR TIE OK its conrss
OF stndies and dlscspl which commend V 70 lid
et crsaisrs be- apritsstoat e
the l anoeTsis iasAs FRANCIs Il SMITH. s
nv k-1avtaSthJa ,gs.ss Superintepdent.s
snIOTICE IT'S HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
have made s9s tns r STssaK q OF
THE OLD DOMINION IRON AZ ~. ,sSat u
WORKS COMPANY standing OF s Tsin,esa. =
I my ia-W2n =. a. q oAss@
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sEEpsnrEN, FLORISTS, &C.

oEED POTATO ES.-,P each-blows,
y Goodrich, Jackson Whites, Scbec, Stow,
Mercer, Dykeman, and other choice varieties.
ant - .stt n . : '1s Fifteenth street.
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IpEMoVAL.
~ ...af 81

ipEMoVAL. :, :. M
VIZ y i ! PoWHAEAN WEisIGERg = ~ 81
has removed to 1uls MAIN STREET, opposite the
:post-oce, and Is now opening the latest styles Of
HATS for the spring trade. NH ss-eod'm !.
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MADRID, June 1.-THE following changes
have taken place in the Spanish Cabinet
Marquis De Rougal has been made Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs; Coronado, Minister
of Justice and Rubi, Minister for the Colo
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