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No. 81 Free street.
Upholstering, Furniture, Repairing,
PACKING AND SHIPPING FURNITURE,
Vanishing and Polishing done mt saori
notice, by
". p. FREEMAN.
Mar 21-dtf
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHIrEcr,{
Nav 23l, 1868.
CEALED Proposals will be received at this ONCE
- until ~ O'Clock NJ, June 25th, 1868, for inc cree
ton of a United States Custom House anu fost VI
flee building at Wiseasset Me-, in aeeoruace MIL
plans and specifications at this othee, copies o. which
and standard samples of granite WORK can Nc seeh
on apucation to the Collecior of Customs, Wlscas-
ser Me. Henry kiBgstury, ESQ.,, Snpt. custom
House, Portland, Me, and James IL. Cochrane, Esq
Snnt Custom House, Bangor, Me. -
Proposals will he for the erection OF the bulIulhs
Proposals will also be lived for the erection OF me
building with exterior walls of the best hard-DuIheu
brick above the watcrtable, except the corhee, uoo
dressings and window ss which must DC OF granile
as required by the plans and specification Inc
door trimmings. sills and steps, winioW SINS anu
eornice to be of No. hamnefhg; INC aSuiai anu
water table OF No. 4, as per standard sample
All bids will be accompanied by the bohu OF Two
rasnonsihle persons in the sum or Five thousand
dollars (SjO00l that the bidder will accept ana per-
form the contract if awarded 10 him. the Dond 10 De
approved by the u. s. Dist. Judge OF .. DIST. At
forney Blank forms for proposals and bond can be
obtained on application at this office or to the officers
The Department reserves the right to reject any
OF all bids if deeme Tor the interest OF the govern
mept to do so, and no bid which does not conform
in all respects to the requirements OF this advertise
ment will be considered ,.u,o.ao
PAYMENTS will be made monthly on the esn ii
the Superintendent ten l0) per cent. being i''''
ed until the completion OF the contract; . ,,,loto
Bidders will state the lime requireu tbe oranie
the work, and will submit Sample VI ~
| they propose to furnish -. saaled envelope
,dnrsad .sisrnnosaIs fr II s. Custom House anu r
WiScaat Ne and addressed to the Supervs-
! ing Archiiect Treasury Department. "asnins'o"
| ID. c.. n tUrIJETT.
Supervising Architect.
Nav o7-2aw till june 70.
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from Bath, Maine, shipbulder to Senator
Chandler against allowing a drawback on
foreign material. The writer, A W. Hougk-
ton. stated his objections tie be that it would be
unjust to those who had invested their money
in ships, as the reduction would lessen the
value of their property just as much as the
drawback would amount to; that there are more
vessels now built and being built than are
wanted, the cotton crop not being nan Wnat 1t
was before the war. There were preparations
made for building on the Kennebec river of
fifteen ships aud banks, averaging thous ln1
tons each, which wonld be built duty or no
duty. and that large number of vessels would
be built this year in the State of Maine-quite
lar ge enough for the prospects ahead.
MIR Lynch made a - argument in support of
the bill In the course of his remarks he
spoke of every article entering into a ship be-
ing taxed
MIR. Eldridge asked whether there was any
thlng on a laboring man OF the West from
me crown OF his head TO the sole of his foot
mat was not taxed for the benefit of manulac-
turers
Mr.. Lynch remarked the war which had
nearly annihiated American commerce mad
protected and stimulated agricultural and
manufacturing interests and those interests
were to-day in more thriving condition than
they had been before the war. But the Amer
lean built ship which had to pay taxes on all
its material was brought into direct competi-
ton with a British ship which paid no such
taxes. There was therefore, no analogy be-
tween the cases.
Mr.. Eldridge agreed with the gentleman
from Maine that shipbuildng should be free
from taxation, but he protested against dis
elimination in favor of ships and against the
laborng man.
Mr. Lynch said he didn't agree with the gem
tleman from Wisconsin. He Nynch) was in
favor of protecting American labor and Amer
lean industry.
Subsequently Mr.. Lynch stated that the let
ter read from a Bath shipbuilder came not
from shipbuider but a ship owner; man
who had branch of his house in Liverpool
and who was therefore interested in keeping
up the present depression in American COM
merce.
Messrs. Brooks, Washburne of Wis. Spauld-
ing and Pike advocated the bill.
Mr.. Broomal proposed an amenpment by
adding provisions that the present tariff duties
be increased five per cent
Mr.. Allison opposed and Pike and Butler
favored the bill.
Mr.. Allison as a test of the House moved to
table the bill
The question was taken and the bill tabled |
yeas so nays 45.
On motion of Mr. Farnsworlh, the Senate |
to the bill to relieve certain citi- |
lens of North Carolina from political disabl- |
ties Were non-concurred in and Committee |
IT Conference asked.
Mr.. Bingham gave notice he would to-mOr-
'0W make motion to reconsider the vote On |
,he 20 per cent. resolution. Adjourned,
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~ q Ne M H He CIAY.
Cambridge Market.

,. 49,, CAMBRIDGE, June 16.
Receipts-Cattlc, 244; Sheep and Lambs 1873;
Horses, rs; Swine, 1914; Calves 6I6
PRICES.--Heei Cattle-Extra S14 on m "a Or. first
quality Sl3 30 a. 10 50 second quality $40 on 6D 10 30:
third quality, $11 90 "a IL So ~
500, $3.50 % 1925. i'''
Mich Cows and Calves from $35, $50, sG5. s75 "a
500. W.
Yearlings $50 a 80; two gears old $50 "a As; three
years old S45 a. CO.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, 50 90, So 80
"a 81 90 each; extra "a 50 az 90, or from q re d
fb.
Spring Lambs, 3 90 a. 6 90 p head.
Veal Calves IS 90 "a 10 90.
Prices of Hides, TaOw and Skins-Hides Q a. Ole
y h.. Tallow a. Sc v ib.; Sheep Skins 81 IS a so
each; Lamb Skins 80 q 7Jc each; Calf Skins zoe y H.
Prices Poultry-Extra 20 a 21c prime Is a Isle {;
good II a. 17Bc; medium 16 a 1G5c; poor to medium
15c
Remarks-The supply of Northern Cattle is light,
the sum total being only 1874 head, with two lots of
Western Cattle. With his light supply there was
not any improvement as regard prices from last
week Buyers depend mainly upon Western Cattle
tor their supplies at present. A few grass ell young
Cattle were brought in, hardly fiji for beef but they
sold for slaughter being bought that dealers
got slight commission. The quality, with the ex-
cep ion OF a few pairs, was only ordinary.
ShecpmNot any decided change in price since last
Week. The quality was slightly improved We no
aceu lot OF 107 Spring Lambs from Maine OF ia T
HuaiiIy' ~ ID. Bynn will have car load next week
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C1TV OF PORTLAND.

CEA1nD PRoPoS AIS win be received by the un-
1Hli1ed until the 18th inst, for the con true
- uei . Saver ON Deering Street, connecting Henry
non OIL street about twenty six lineal rods Said
10 MY 70 he built of hard burnt bricks, laid in first
9nality of Newark Cement, ane 70 measure elghteeh
qnhes in diameter inside, when finished.
Also for Sewer on Spring Street connecting with
HIGH Street about ten lmeal rods. Said Sewer to be
huiit of hard burnt Bricks. and laid in first quality
OF Newark Cement. and to measure eighteen inches
in diameter inside when finished.
Proposals will also be received for excavating lay
ing Cement Pipe and refilling tor the above sewers
The Committee the right to reject any Ut ai
bids not deemed for the interest OF the CITY,
'''' NV ALBERT WARWICK,
e,,,o,, =, o,,,,;ttoe on brains and Sewers, III
Oh Gi n, ~ Stnnot w 0N june11dtd
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[From DR.. r. Richard Clay, Boston, Mass.l
This is to certify that have known Miss Sawyer's
Saive tor more than five years, and of its having
been success ully used in many consider it
superior article, and well worthy the confidence of
those requiring such remedy.
K. ORCHARD CLAY, M d.
Boston, Dec. 10th, 1867.
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oFFICE SUPERINTENDENT

EXTENSION BANGOR CUSTOM HOUSE.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
i JUNE Goth, Tor furnishing and delivering at
site of the above building, the granite work requir-
cd for the extension of the same.
Drawings OF the work can be at this Office,
at the Office OF the Supervising Architect Treas
ury Department.
The quality of the cutting must be equal to that
OF the corresponding members of the old building.
The stock ust be the same, nearly similar to
that of the old builing that the difference cannot
readily be discerned.
Those portions of the work which me shown on
the drawings, as on hand or of iron, not to be
bid for, and all the work to be furnished must
the dimensions shown ON drawings.
All bids must be accompanied by the bond OF
two responsible persons in the sum OF $1,000, that
the bidder will execute the contract il awarded
him, and blank forms for proposals and bonds may
be procured at this office.
The work must be completed and delivered as
follows, piz:-All the work Except steps and plat
frms) up and including Belt course. Be tore
the tweny-itth day of July next and the balance OF
the work on or before the first day Of September.
proXimo.
The Department reserves the Fight 10 reject any
all the bids, il deemed for the interests of the
Government to do so, and any bid that does
form to the above requirements will not be eonsd-
errd.
Proposals should be enclosed in a sealed envelope,
and endorsed Proposals for Granite Work." and
addressed to the Superintendent.
JAMES IL. CoCHRANE,
junesto20 - t Superintendent.
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Q. w. HOLMES,
Proposals for R0tiO9ss
Ind Ship Ch0ndlery.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICr or PORTIAND AND EAIN


.-t.t Portland, June o. 1868.
CEALED Proposals will be received at this office
- until the DIST day of June inst, for the supply OF
ratons 10 the petty officers and seamen OF the U. S.
Revenue Gamer "MahOning" or any other Revenue
Gutter or cutters that may be stationed at thi,
port, for the term ef one from the LIST day OF
July next.
The ration for the Revenue serv' ee is the as
that allowed in the naval service omttng the liquor
and consists OF the following articles, viz. Beef,
Pork, Flour, ri Raisns, Dried Fruit Pickles
Cranberries, Biscuit. Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
Cheese Molasses Vinegar.
The rations to be OF good wholesome quality, to
be approved by the Captain, and the different arti
cles comprising the ratons to be delivered on board
the ves ell in good and sufficient casks and vessels, to
be provided by the contractor, and the contents
thereof to be distinctly marked each 1t is to be
understood that the contractor will be bound to fur
nish npon reasonable notice. as often as may be re-
quired by the captain of the vessel with the appro
baton OF the Collector (nOt exceeding upon aver
age day in each week )such fresh meat and fresh
vegetables may be equivalent to the corresponding
parts of the rati0ns allowed in the naval service.
Table of rations may be seen at this office.
Sealed Proposals will also be received at this office,
un il the Dist inst for Ship Chandery for the OF
the above named vessel or vessels Tor said term OF
year.
List OF articles to be bid for, and other specifca
tons necessary to full understanding of the pro-
posals advertised for, may be seen at this Office
ISRAEL WASIIBURN, JR., Collector.
June 5-dt2i
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mAssAOHUSETTs.
CONFESSION OF DEACON ANDRE,

CONFESSlON OF DEACON ANDREWS.
PLYMOUTH, June 17-There is good reason
for stating that Deacon Andrews has cDnfess-
ed to his counsel that he killed Cornelius
Holmes, claiming to have done it in self de-
fence. The confession is in writing, and will
be submitted to the grand jury with view to
justify an Indictment for manslaugnter.
THE WALKING MATCH.
BOSTON, June 1.-THE walking match of 100
miles for q purse of $1,000 and the champion
ship of New England. between McEtterick
and Il. A. Scott, was commenced yesterday at
ternoon at Mystic Park in Medford, which ie-
suited to-day in McEtterick's winning the
match in p hours minutes and Al seconds.
Scott gave out on the 98th mile having been
Il hours minutes and seconds in complet-
ing that number of miles.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF BUNKER
HILL.
The 93d anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hill was observed to-day with a greater pa
triotic display than for many years. In
Charestown the celebration is under the aus
pieces OF the City Government, and embraces q
grand procession of citizens military and fire.
men. In Boston the Custom House, banks,
insurance officers and many of the stores are
closed. The public schools enjoy a holiday
with other demonstrations in honor of the day.
THE CHARLEsTowN REGATTA.
AT the Charlestown regatta to-day, on the
Mystic river, the race OF single SOULS, two
miles, was won by JAS. Fay, Jr., against five
competitors. Time, 10 minutes seconds. The
double scull race, same distance was won by
G. L. Butler and NJ. Wills. Time, Is minutes
seconds. The race for four cared boats, four
miles, six entries, was won by the Samuel
Moody shell. Time, % minutes 40 seconds.
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MISS SAWYER'S
- a T. " H :

ERE you have salve combining soothing and
- hea ing properties, with no dangerous ngredi-
en-. remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds AMI bruises to which the flesh is heir
is more easily applied thqn many other remedies,
ne new producing bad effect, but always relieving
:. It is prepared by MISS SAWYER, who has used
IL I'D her town extensive treatment of the SICK for
n early twenty years, with great success.
Inc principle diseases for which this Salve is re .
SSO,nnsndeI are 'hlblains. rheumatism, Piles
Scroiula, Old Ulcers Salt Rheum, Sprains Burns
f Sores, Fe'ons, Pimples. Erysipelas, Sore
Eyes BARRIERS Itch, Deafness, Bots, Ring-worms
C0rhs, Bites of Insects, Cancers, Toothache Ear
acne, Sore Nipples, Badness, Swollen Breasts,
ltch, Scald Head, Teething Chapped Hands, Scalils
children f' ""N 'oio' oi
Ii will never fail to cure Rheumatism il properly
appied Rub it on well with the hand three times
a day IN several cases it has cured palsied limbs,
FOR Fl LES it has been discovered to lie sure rem
ey. PERSONS who have been afflicted for years
nave 6een relieved by a few applicat ons For cry
ol1ELAS IL works wonders, aliaying the infamma-
tioh and qulefing the patient. For CHAPPED
HANDS 1t produces cure Immediately. Let those
with SALT RHEUAI oh ain this Salve and apply it
freely, and they will find it Invaluable. 1t is good
in case OF SCROFuLA and INCONSISTENCIES
nave bcen cured with it, The hest SaIve ever in
vented for SWOLLEN BREAST and SORE NIP
LIES No way injurious, but to afford relief.
once or twice a day. Cures deafness by putting it
ID the ears on a piece of cotton. For PIMPLES
TINS acts like charm. For BURNS and SCALDS
apply he Salve at once and it gives immediate
reIiet For OLD SORES, apply once day.
FOR HORSES AND ftATTLE-FOr Sores or bruises
on Horses or Cattle this Salve is Invaluable and
mas astonishing effect in curing scratches horses.
rms Salve has worked its own way into notoriety,
ana IS safe and sure remedy for all the above FAIL
ments.
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Domestic Markets.

ST. ALBA1yS, VT, June 16,-Butter Market.-To-
days transactions in our Butter market have been
the heaviest OF the season. The opering price was
32c, but under all active demand and stronger COM
petition than usual-the regular BUYERS being rein
forced by parties from Boston-an advance was
quickly obtained and "a a 35c was realized for choice
lots; and we hear of one sale at 36c; but 80 "a 34c
were the ruling figures at the messenger.
NEW gonk :Tuno II F,onr saIoa econ III
State and Western dull and drooping: super1 Sta
20 a Z O extra 10 a. 8 IS: round ho6p Ohio 10
a 10 90; extra Western 90 a. 10 90; White Wheat
extra II 10 % 10 90; Southern without change; sales
y bbls California heavy GALES 500 sacks at 10 40
@ Ii o. Wheat lreg liar AMI unsettled closing with
Cbica%o Snrng No t inquiry iH safes II 900 bush
ID Corn oneneT H. ba+to III - no; II, az II a
clin;no. salea ~ Goo 1T d Josed , u ;.iip Ge
70 o0o hsh Weotern SO oS s ao anu WV, es
ton De- COZ IN s son anu oic anoat
% 81 a. % g. closing at rs GO regular Lard ouet
and rmer; sales 625 tierces at 16a "a Isle Bntter
quiet; Ohio % a. Bic; State 80 60 35c Whskey ouiet
uoUtpn active aud 0 lie better. sales 25n0 hales
Middling uplands 49, q SOC. Rice dull Sugar easier;
sales 6Oo hhds. Muscovado III @ 12c Coffee quiet
inc III m sf o;Is 2aeies gtei, Splits lurpen-
tG NJ lie: re6noJ ho1dnd ., - sao nL eTuue
erpoo frmer; Flour per steamer is Sd and Wheat do
sd.
RrPpA,o Nv 1 1c u,,u ,,
Wheat held above BUYERS views; demand ligbf: car
lots No. 1Spring sold at H. Corn steady; sales of
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AUCTION SALES.
Closing Out at Auction Every Eve
ninUi
x. M. PATTEN ~ CO., Auctioneers
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Desirable Real Estate, or. of Won
ument 81 Atlantic Sis

80 ~ 'D. june tsat 4past IL on the prem
~ IS :. the genteel cottage house now occupie1 by
Mr.. Gillespie; The dwelling is in perfect order :,
having been thoroughly oyerhauled by The owner
out with ample supply of water Lot about eigbty-
three ct Atlantic by about seventy and han on
Monument st, giving ample room on the vacant lot
Tor block OF houses. Good stable ON the premises
This property will be sold in parcel or divided
10 suit purchasers. The owner making change in
ms business induces him to dispose Of this desirable
property
Terms one half cash. remainder in one and two
years House will be open for examination any af.
ternoon previous to sale Fl ON to O'Clock. To those
seeking for aneat and cosy house, we invite examin-
alton OF the above june15-dtd
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KENTUCK

THE GERM N FESTIvAL-EsCAPE OF PRISONERS.
LOUISVILLE, June l7.-Several of the Ger
man singing societies of this city left for Chca-
go to-day to attend the Sangerfest. On Sat
urday last five of the prisoners confined in vi
go county Qndiana) jail, including a man
named Stevens, charged with murder, succeed
ed in burrowng under the stone floor. They
then dug under the north wall and made their
escape. Only one of the prisoners, boy nam
ed Dodd, was recaptured.
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WASHINGTON.


AWARDS FOR THE CAPTURE OF JEFF DAVIS.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE bill reported
from the House Committee on Claims, to-day
provides for the distribution of the 100000 re-
ward among the captors of jeff Davis. 1t
awards to James FL. Wilson of Illinois, late
Major Genelal of volunteers, Benjamin ID.
Pritchard, late Lieut. Col. of the 4th Michi-
gan cavalry, and Joseph A. o. Yeoman, late
Captain in the LIST Ohio cavalry, $4,000 each /:
the balance is divided pro rata among the Off
GERS and men of the 4th Michigan cavalry, and
a detachment of the LIST Wisconsin cavalry.
THE MUNICIPAL TROUBLES.
In the District Court to-day judge Fisher
recognized Mr.. Bowen as Mayor of Washing
ton and Col. Cook as cooperative Attorney in
place of Joseph H. Bradley, Jr.
g. New YORK, June 17.-Washipgton specials
state thai the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia declared S. j. Bowen, defacto
Mayor of Washington
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Z. M. PATTEN ~ CO., Auctioneers,
OFFICE IA EXCHA NGEST
Administrators Sale of valuable
Real Estate, Corner of Congress
and Chestnut Streets

NN TUESDAY, June 23d, at IL O'clock on the
~ prem SEES, will he sold the large end valuable
property known as the BOODY ESTATE, having n
front on Congress Street of 90 feet by 1850 feet
on Chestnut Street, making $500 square feet, upon
which is a l.rge two stored brick dwelling house
with q two storied brick l., and brick building adj
joining which has been used since the fire as store
The dwelling and addition contain good sized PAR
lor, sitting room, dining room kitchens, China clos
cts, with pantries and store the first en-
trance story with large sleeping apartments above
fine cellar underneath the whole, furnace, gas fittings
the whole being in excellent condition and ready for
occupancy.
This is a very desirable property 10 he used as a
dwelling house, or tor improv ement for business off,
or stores. being in the heart of the city, ON the
corner of two important avenues ana in the midst
of a neghborhood which is being rap dly converted
to the purposes of business. Can be examined one
week previons TO sale. Terms cash. A deposit OF
five hundred dollars at time OF sale.
June1dtd SAMUEL ROLFE Admir-
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PRUSSIA.


MORE REVOLUTIONARY RUMORS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-THE Brownsville
Kancheros of the 18th contains the following
dispatch, dated Zizayaca, oath ut
Gens. Betanzos and Leon Ugolde, with 400
followers, have proclaimed Gen. Porfirio Diaz
Presldant OF the Republic, and declare that
me constitution OF 1867 shall be maintained
inviolate.
YELLOW FEVER At VERA CRUZ
Yellow fever of a dangerous tyne and in an
epidemic form is raging at Vera Cruz.
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E u IL . p e.
FRANCE.

FRA nee.
PARIS, June 17.-The Corps Legislatif yes
terday gave assent to the proposed Suez loan.
SPAIN.
MADRID, June 1.-THE following changes
have taken place in the Spanish Cabinet: Mar
quis De Roucai has been made Foreign Min
lister, Coronado Minister of Justice, and Rubi
Minister of Colonies.
FRANCE.
BRUSSELS, June 17-Admiral Farragut has
invited King Leopold to review the squadron
under his command. The King has accepted
the invitation, and the review takes place at
an early day in the harbor of Ostend.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June Elm the North German
Parliament to-day the entire budget was adopt
ed.
A .eport is in circulation that certain i'm
portant papers have been discovered in Silesa,
which reveal the existence of plot to involve
the lesser European powers with France in a
war against Prussia.
King William has gone TO visit Hanover for
the first time since the war with Austria.
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BRIGHTON, June IT,
Atmarketfor thee current week: Cattle, 1851; Sheer
and Lambs, 1872; SWINE PTS; number of West ern
Cattle 1866; Eastern do =; Working OXenIlnd North
IN Cattle 1875.
PRICES. Beet Cattle-Extra $14 25 a "A rs; first
quality S13 90 "a S14 90; second quality S12 90 a
SIP 75 third quality $40 80 90 81 30 b loo lbs he
total weight Of hides, tallow and dressed beet.
Prices OF Hides, Tailow and Standardization Hides
q a 1Oc; Country do 9 % 9ac y ib. BRIGHTON Tai
low 81 q &c; Country do u "a Sc p Id. Wool Sheep
Skins 81 % q 81 so each; sheared Sheep Skins 25c
each. Cali Skins 16 a 1Sc p lb. Lamb Skins soc
each
Remarks-The supply of Beeves in market this
week was full good as those of last week. There
are more Western Cattle than has been in before in
several weeks. Nearly all the Cattle that come in on
Saturday were sold on that day at prices about G
same those of asst week. Thele we've buG few sod
for more than l43c " ib and but few for less than
12c. Several OF the best were taken at commits
SION Nearly all the Cattle i'll market came from
the West.
Stores-None in market except Working Oxen and
Mich Cows.
Working Oxen-There were but few pairs in mar
ket, and not much call for them. Holders are ask
from $50 to 1926 " pair
Mich Cows Extra SS5 a. no. ordinary $50 a so ~
he d. Prices depend a great deal upon the fancy of
the urchasers.
Sheep and Lambs-Most of the Western Sheep an
taken direct to the saughtering establishments upon
&c 81 at 4c, s21 at DC, and 116 at 5c y h. 60 fat
So 80 and "a al 81 43 head.
Swine-The trade dull. York State Pigs at
wholesaeat Sc ~ ib; retail at a 12c ~ fb Canada
Pigs. wholesale a. 9c5 retail a. 0c - lib. Fat Hogs
-2500 in market; prices 81 az Gle f3 H.
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OH 10.

SENTENCE OF NOTORIOUS coUNTERFEITER.
CINCINNATI, June l7.-Charles Ulrch the
notorious counterfeiter of U. S. 300 and $500
bills, who caused government great trouble
and expense, pleaded guilty before Judge Leav-
lit in the U. S. Court to day and was sentenc-
ed to the penitentiary for II years. His con-
viction breaks up a powerful and dangerous
gang of counterfeiters.