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POLICE ITKMs.-Cfarles Gattenkuuy, John
King, John Clarke, James Tam, and Thomas
Calligan Were arralgned before Justice Lynch
for disorderly conduct, and fined @ each
Francis Wilmington, colored lnborer, was
Arrested by Officer s Kelly, on complaint Of
John Sheldon, for petty larceny. He was be-
fore Justice Clarke, who committed him to Jail
for court.
George T. McGlue tied his horse to q tree, for
which Justice Morsell fined him S.
Thomas Henry, eolored laborer. was brought
before Justice Kane on a bench warrant issued
by Judge Cartier, and the Justice ordered him
TO be delivered to the u S. Marshal.
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OF THE INTERIOR.
~ HNITED &TATES ~ 4

u UNITEb sTATEs PATENT 6FEIcB,
On the petition Of sARbSE Ss s. 'q Bkoba afi
ana p, PAUL. " T. SWEET OF Burlington VI, pray
the sth Gay Of December, 1854, for an Improvement
in Oven for Baking. for seven years from the expi-
sv % q sG Patens which takes place the sth
the SrdsTsS that the said Pst9n heard
notifed to appear and show cause, If any they
file n the Patent Once their oSiections .peciaS
party, to be used ct the said hearing, must be
rYls: Of the Office. which viii Be furnished on s1
sna Be I sSs
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any.
hh .s n shs ss
the Republican and the Intelli gencer washington.
VI once week for three successive weeks. the
first Of said publications to be at least sixty days
previous to the day Of hearing NJ srour
jyIo.wsw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
\ Office TO BUILDERS.
II, R.sins been ss,sS.hsd IL su,inss. at No
s:9: .sssE hope % remain many
DooRs' Sash, BLJSps AND BUILDERS
is nov mere complete and varied than ever before.
aid BY q reduction In prices We guarsntee to seii
az low As any other responsible party IL this
ter work e suit the trade Of this city than any
builders ShSss 'n sns oss.rs
curling goods in line, to caii and look Il our
SUCK before ''''Ais;1Teff i i!;ssssI Ssror,
ie a-tf INV HAMTLToH 3 90.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEH AMI
" LYIGG-INHOePITAL.

Patients desiring TO avail themselves OF the "a
vantage Of this Institution can obtain prfyst,
rooms ~ applying TO the Matron. These room,
are furnished with ell the comforts of home il
prices range from % to 9ii per week, De Pc ndint
upo1 the room aeiected this includes Board, Nurs
in&, Medicfne, Medical, and Surgical attendenc4
9Srdsr; for sdmi.sion . the dOVERNMlNT On
the honorable Secretary 81 the Interior, eureeo
United States Navy
Application for orders OF the honorable eecretnr,
Of the Interior 20 be made at the ofiioe Of Or. ii
TAonpson, 1s4 street; between 18th snd q ats
Medical and Surgical Clinic 10 held ct tiR .
Rltal every Saturday, at ,. m, by Professor j q
thompson, for outdoor patients, who are fur
MEDICAL starr:
y. THHGMPs0N, n; D., urgeon in -Chief
CONSULTING BOARD:
a. =. 8Arnes, u. D, p. Horwitz, n. D.,
Noble Young, y. D.. Q. II. Nichols, n. D..
q: IF, GRknett, n D.. W.P. Johnston, M. y +,
Tnomhs 9iuers II. D., Grafton Tyler, II. D..
J. Riley, II. D., r. Howard, ii. 3.
Ap47-y
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' 90, s 90 ~ .s "a, l,,d-'eo -
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CAsEs OF uHR0Sfcr RHknMAATfIsMM3 hs1

VASES OF ChbONIC RHEUMATISM
PeRIsNourH, Va, February Is, 1869
DKAl SIR: This is to certify that I have bee,
amicted With Rheamstism for the last five or 81,
years, many times unable to move. tried al
without receiving any benent. Having hear
"Rosadalts" highly spoken of procured q bottle
happy TO say that an completely we'll.
not only consider the Rosad ais ''a soyereis Al
remedy for rheumatism, but believe IL also 8
preventive. and cheerfully recommend II 70 thu
amieted. Yours. very truly,
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ROsADALIs WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA.
BEAD THE STATEMENTS BELOW AND
DESPAIR NOT.

d.. J. J. Lasrrens:
DBAR SIR: My youngest dau ghter, aged Eve wear,
has been dreadfully afflicted with Scrofuls neari,
AL her life. tried . great many Physicians bui
without relic wing her mach; in feet, most OF them
SAID there vas no hope Of cure. During the lssi
spring she WAS worse than ever. her BODY sDd
limbs being covered With sores and blotcbesYwItr
nee and eyse beAly ulcersted and swollen. whilst
IN TINS oondition was advised by DR.. l.. A. Stith
70 Try your hosadalis. / at once procured thra.
bottles, and commenced giving IL 70 her The NJ,
ecs rlstoaa. Ls Tess tAan n7o,sth 20 my gres,
astonehmenf, sac rds entirely srell. 4 am sir
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
W. W. BURNETT
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ROsADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASE
NJ a

n WILSON, N. O., Sept. IS, ls7
bKAR SIR I'm 1852 my SON, now aged a We wear.
was ysccinated with what proved to De fmpur.
matter, which completely destroyed his health
he has been aff1icted with inyeterate and ex
tremely troublesome Ersptios Of tst SkiH some
times breaking ont IN sores, &c, Rossdslis We.
Moore. After taking IL q few weeks NV son he.
came and remains s~ttysIS OeII. Yours truly,
nANfRr
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NEARLY NINE PER CENT.
AND IT is BELIEVED THAT THEy NAV
SOON BE At A PREMIUM

The Company reserve the night 70 advance the
MI any orcers OF receive any subscriptions On
which the money has not been srtusily paid Al tie
Company 3 once before the time Of such sdysncs
Parties subscribing will remit the par value o
the bonds and the accrued interest IN eurrency II
the rate of six per cent. per snpum. from the cate
on which the last coupon Vas pAid. subscriptlous
viii be received In wAsHIHGTOE by
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ROsApALIs Is "A POTENT REMEDY I'm AL
Chronic DISEASES.

fRoM G. w. BLouxT, ESQ, ATTORNEY ar LAW
WILSON, NORTH CARoLlNA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation O;
the Ear and Partial Deafness of ten years stand
Nc, b kossdaiis. GEO. W. BLOUNT
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. v. BOYD, l. n. HILLMAu. ALRX. ssrp
.,oB BOYD, aILLnAH . 90.

O0nMIssloHsnEkoaA
AssfsJos sale Of fAs CELEBRATED Psfssbse Dial ssxk
AND pEAlKlA ~
TIRrnHLns,b Oun DUST, PoUDRKYfs -
sstss;s = and ION -. fia As i. q 2
1sesssess. Bank Of ~ sshin eIos; Lsvis &c.,
eon = Co, Bankers; w. HulunEfon. Cs.hiss,
lirst Estional Beak; fttshuGh Coyis, pr sai -
National Bank q 1eSuelle, eayiss y bcvSS, Gsa- J.
is:ai.ne. As.ss; Hon Hon j. b H:ss;
tse., Rsal Estate Aesat; Oaesst . ev~sv>y ri
LIZ Assassi sas'ss t'ssk. IA. xsssssy .
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such property. costing nearly thSss time
their amount,
ARE SECURE BEYOND ANY coNrrxorrcy

The Company have abundant means I'm thef
treasury. and make no appeal 70 the public 90 par
chase their Bonds, ss the daily susscri ptious are
entirely satisfactory but they submit that. for T
tire security and liberia returns, there II csrtsiny
no better investment in the mar kst.
The Union Pacific Bonds are for sl.0p each.
and have coupons attached They have THIRTY
years TO run, and bear annual interest payable n
the FIRST days q sluary and July st the COMPANY .
once IN the City OF New York, At the rste Of siK
per cent IN gold The Principal IL pay able 81 gold
at maturity At the present rate Of gold, tbs-<,
bonds pay IN annual income their cost Of
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track have been laid thi. spring, aud the WORT
along the whole line bet the Atlantic and Pc
cine States IL being pushed forward more rapidly
than ever before. More than twenty Thousand
men are employed and it & not impossible that the
entire track, rom Omaha 10 sacrsme nto. will DO
finished in 1859 instead 81 ls70 The means bro.
vided are ample, and all that energy, men sDd
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PRKpAnEp ONLY BY
J. ]. LAWRENCE. NJ. D., Chemist.
BALTIMORE. MD,
Late OF Wilson, N. c.
PRICE e1.so PEP BOTTLE.
~ Sold Wholesale by all the principal whole
sale Druggtsts In all the large cities in the Unte
states aud bntish Ansrica, and rstaiisd By DRUG
All letters OF inquiry, &C., promptly answered.
Address
DR.. }. y. LAwREHCI 4 CO..
SOLE PRoPRIEroRs AND MANUFAcru
slA BALTIMORE sTIRBr,
i BALTIMORE, Nd
Tor sale BY Q. CALyIEr FORD. DRUGGIST. No
JOHH GRAY co..
= fs nANuBAcTuRHls AID plAIRRs
WOOD And Willow VAN
o0RDAaR. g..
10 FULTON AHD ses rsos4 srass1.
KBw YORK.
aDwAlD HEATH. WILLIAM a. On.
CHAT TuKLt - -,
~ t,ao - oHHAP HUHL,
COKE can be bed, fo~ few Says. A m. ,... -
eight cent? Der buskeI ~ The Vorts 49, IT
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River DISPATCHES.

NASHVILLE, June lathe river is falls
ing with pa inches on the shoals. Weather
dry and hot. The Umpire arrived from
Cairo.
MEMRHIs, June l5.-Weather cloudy and
ing. River stationary. Departed-W. r.
Arthur, City Of Cairo, and 81. L2ulSth the
former. with 600 Texas cattle. The little
kansas Haver Packet Lipe, sunk Fo&t
Smith on Wednesday, she wiz be raised.
q LOUISVILLE, June Is. Arrived Rob
Roy, Evansville; Lawrence, Cincinnati;
Charleston, Kauawha; Messenger, st.
Louis. observation-disclosures st. Louis;
Messenger and Rot Roy. Cincinna /. The
river is rising slowly. with 8 feet 10 inches
water in the canal, 8 feet 10 inches in the
chute, and-2 I ef 10 inches over the ROCKS.
Weather clear ard YER warm. Busimess
dun. The Lawrence added two thousand
barrels cement here Tor st. Louis.
P~TrrsBURG. June B-Eve.-The weather
IS clear aud very waEmi river 5 feet o
inches. anu falling.
e CAIRO, June I5-Rath4 ST. Louis to New
Orleans. at - NJ; Bermuda Belmont to
Florence, at y NJ; Belle ST. touis, Mem
phis to st. Louis. at A. N. EShark and
barges, St. Louis TO Kew OrIeaas, at p. NJ
Ella Hughes N~ashvHle-t0 return at ) p. NJ.
The thermometer stood at10lo IN the shade
at 2. NJ.
C~INCINNATI, June lin O6us-The river
has risen S inches; 10 feet2 ~ hes aterin
the channel Weather eiears thermome-
Ter So. Il was up ta2o9 yesterday.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph! i'" CrSeISNArI. June Is.
FLouR-Dunand prices irregular; family,
SO J0ai0. Ec alE l
WHEAT-UnsettIed No. l Winter not.
saleable at better han 81. put was held at
g 10: "A sample OF new was exhibited on
Change to-day from Tennessee. The quail
ity IS excellent
GoRN-Unchanged and quiet at 93995c for
ear and Shelied.
OATsAD al at 12az5c for Nos. 2 and l..
RYE-DulI atSl S01l s.: s. M
CoTTON-DulI at z7dZMc for middiing.
The stock, by actual count, is found TO be
1 III bales.
TOBACCO Unchanged no sales to-day.
5 PROVISToSs-FiFm but quiet. Mess pork
In moderate demand At SIS Bulk meats
held firmly at I2G4I4c4- Bacon quiet at l3c
s&or shoulders, and l6154ITc for clear rio and
clear sides. sales OF - hhdS sides at the
above quotations, buyers the last half Of
this month.
9LaRD Dull at T74aI7Tc.
BUTTER[-carce and prices closed &c
higher: Ohfo, Z4d26cs Western Reserve,
g7M29c. A1e4 a4 ,n a
EGGS- Finn ntiLetl 2ut2nGf saailg
.stSUGAR-Ip remand at13h4l5Ac. Har
-GOFFEE-Steadv at 22d2592c.
OILs-Binseed Steady at 81 I4aIl5. PEE
troleum f1rfn az S29s5e ter refined duty
paid. Lard o1, a f0gl y, and the demand
moderate.
GoLD-I3e12 hey hg&odea lson SOS ls9iat
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Chicago NarketaiB1

BY TeIegrapn.Il v CHICAGO, June Is.
FLoUR-Dull, aud .nominaly lower, at
IS D0a9 50 for Spring extras.
WHEAT-NOre active. and H9Ac lower;
sales at 81 sal y for Mo-. 7. aud 81 SOL So
for No. ;, and closing quiet at 81 S591 So
Tor No.
CoRN-Opened fr1ner< sales of No. 4 at
SG4S64c; No. at S4% gs5Hc, and rejected
oATs-M6fs active, 81 GI4 g651Sc5 and
closing at Csc.
RYE 4IHactive and nominal. stra 81.
BARLEY-Very dull, sample lots at 81 @@
81 10.
PRoVIsIONs-More active; Mess pork at
S28 Co; ordinary mess ST 90; beef mess
SIS 30; lard lie; dry sailed shoulders NE;
canVasSed hams Ice. -z-~.a eaa
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. Fork Marke,.
NEW YoRK. June Is.

BY 4eIeg.aph.l NEW YORK. June Is.
CoEToF-Opened steady and Ia fair de-
maud, and closed quiet and drooping;
sales Of eco bales at zs%@2Sc Tor middiing
upisnds.
FIpUR-The receipts are u, ~ barrels;
market Gull, and 5al0e lower; sales of
eSoS0t5k o1bd sa5srn ssdSas % fot sxfrs
Sl2tk; & 00glV 90 for extra Western sll 10
e@B pIoF white wheat extra: 50 IO9i3 W lor
L@oaaiiss: ST Ngf3 10 t51 900 % 1e eho Seess d O.;
CT sing dull and heavy. California dali.
and dropping; sales OF $50 sacks $40 40Q
- %. Rye Flour quiet; sales of 200 bar
Coks GEsaH moes Active sales Of $500
barrels at So 80 tor Western.
WBIsEY-Nominal.
WHEAT-ReceiPts 4y603 bushels; dull and
1920 lower; safes OF $1,000 bushels al ~ 10
tail lots ditto; 81 esq., 70 fer white Califor-
mia and Nos. 2 aud z Spring mixed on
private telns.gG@m mg1 ~o
sonlhe az 81 g5.
MISREPRESENTATION. g Sca5- SO
BARLEY MALT-NOminal. se
CoRN-Receipts. 1881 bushels; opened
firm and closed dull and declining; sales
OF 1890 bushels at 81 G9l 0SH; new mixed
Western afioat closing al 81 G7Gl 08; and
81 u for Western yellow,
OATs-Receipts, 1907 bushels; heavy and
-lclower; sales Ok 9.0o0 bushels at S3%c tor
ahOat.
- IL WAREHOUSE.
Wheat, 60S,5S0 bushels; corn, I,2q6,5S3
bushels; oats 4Sl ,042 bushels; rye, 43.703
bushels; barley5 $40 bushels; malt, Is, 400.
bushels; peas. 42,640
RICE-Quiet at le49lIHc for Carolina.
CoFFEE-Nominal.
SUGAR-Quiet a q steady.
MOLASsES Dull and heavy sales Of 100
hOosheadslCHba.t ~ g.
PETROLEUM - BuOyant at l5A@l6c for
crude, aud 33c for refined in bond.
PoRK-Quiet and steadyF sales OF l.250
barrels OF mess at SIS 1928 25 for new
mess: closing at SIS p for regular S27 $50
81 80 for old do. closing at ST 50 for regu-
lar; $50 T5@23 50 Tor prime; and 24 2j92f55
for prime ness. --a.a 4tf-.
n~BEEF-Steady and unchanged; sales Of
100 barrels and 10 tierceS.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet at s26934 90.
IN MEATs-Firm aud in fair demand;
sales OF 225 packages at l24Gl3c for shout
derS. and I69t7Ac for hams.
LARD-A shade drmer: more demand;
sales Of 50 tierces at l6H9I7Sc for steam,
and l749Is5se for Kettle rendered; also, 500
tierces OF steam, Of sellers September, at
l73Gc.
Hotter Steady at 25933c for Ohio, and
30ga35c for state. rr.
w. C"HEFsE-Dull at T9l5c.
= FREIGHrS TO L~IvERPOOL-Qu ct and q
shade firmer. -
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RIV n e W &.


For otReT hsveT TENS see iSeUenth PAGE,
The osIy a~ddItionaI arrival last might
was ths FANS City, Bowling Green to
Louisville. The Quickest p 1f3r Cairo !;
@Mollie Norton for Henderson; James Gray
for Green River, and the Linton for Clarks.
vile, departed -.~.---Tbe tow boat Rover
passed up with empty barges-......The
Linton had a nice trip out--.--The Quick
step had a fair trip....The Cobb-We1b did
not get OF last night. she leaves at 10
-oi6lock to-day, and wiz hereafter run in
veonnec ion with the J. p. Webb, from Can
ton TO GAINESVILLE. ....-..The famous Ada
Lyon leaves at g. O'Clock for Bowling
Green. All. Edwards and John Adams
are her chief officers, and c~leverer gentle
men never did command a steamboat.....-..
The Ada Lyon has splendid2passenger ac-
comm dations~...a.The Falls City arrived
about midnight, having doubtless been
detained by low water-in the uPpe Ten
nessee River locks...-~-Gapt J. p. Webb,
OF Dycusburg, arrived by last nights train
from the East--.-s-Neither the Fanny
Brandeis nor the Lewellin had arrived at
midnight. They have probably been de-
tanned by low water in-the Cumberland
and Tennessee. They win doubtless be at
the wharf this morning and1eave on time
his evening-----.rhe Belle Lee passed
Memphis Sunday, and may be expected
mp tonight. She leaves Louisville on
Thursday evening.
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WANTED,

HrANTED-AGRE TsLTEselEthaaGHl
20 LIFE or GEYERAL Grant,
yJohn :. c. Abbott. ri work viii be
Illustrated with three fine steel engravings
IlA 5 y subscr8ptfOM @AashtSAwAA iafhn
IIawork that viii sell Itself. q sub
tG.authOr. and the fine style in which
nebeok will be Published cannot fafl to
insure for 1T an enolm ous and fapFd sale
Liberal terms to good aeents| Price to
suft the times. We are now ready 20 as
sion territory. NJ HIRE. CORBtN,BON b
a CO., Publishers. 40 Walnut Strset-Lln-
cinnafi. Ohio. [marlS DIFF
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Louis Market.

By TelegraphI 20 LOUISVILLE. June 10
TOBACCo-Sales of 81 hhds, ranging from
81 350s7 % for lngs to fair cutting and chip,
ping leaf. 4G ft Atf-h A-i
FLoUR-Superdne S. 0O9S p.
WHEAT-At s. O002 J8.EI afa aela =
CORN-At 90d9}c.
OATS-At 7S4S0c.
RYE-ArSi 9592 co. H,A. f.E.tAHEN.
Mes PoRK-S28 00g2S ..
BACoN-Shoulders l3Zc; clear rib sides
IGl@I7c; clear sides 17LG17L5c.
BULK MEATs-Duii and nOminally I'M
changed.
CoTfoN-Firm; sales at 28He tor mid
ding
WHIsKY-Is unsettled; quotations can
no. be given. $685.
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view Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June 10.
CorFo~-Ouiet and hrmer; middlings
IKE. sales $50 bales; receipts 80 bales.
MISUNDERSTANDING l5lH9l55i n. Y.
sight q premium. a<A
d a-a- z.4- <ssg-
SUGAR-DulI and unchanged
MoIAssEs-Unchanged and dull.
FLoUR-Duli; superhne g Z9s 81.
CORN-97c4Sl OF.
BAcoNCFirmer Shoulders 18He; clear
LARD@Easy; tierce l9ci keg zoe.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph EMPHI June 10.
CorroS-Flat and nothing doing receipts
q bales; exports Is bales.
FLOUR Dull; supernne u 5Og6 w.
PoRK-S29 30.
BAooNEshouiders I3Hc; clear sides l7Lc.
LARD-l9G20c.
CoRN-At Soc.
OAIS-At SOC,
HAY-At SIS %.
BRAS-S8.
CORN MEAL-S4 2544 80.
PorAToES-Sew 50 Wg3- 20.
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WEFRnY REvTEW.

= RIkASCrAL-There is no demand for
money lin our market for rany OF
the legitimate purposes OF trade. Our
banks and bankers have large ball
ances in New York waiting employ
ment In furnishing facilities to move
the crops o. the country, and until then
money is likely to be abundant not only
here but East and West. The hanks Of
New York are fuHaf money, and in some
instances loans are made at4 TO percent.
upon cali, with Government securities IS
collatsralss The rate. OF interest allowed
by the banks named upon money deposit
ed by corresponding banks is 4 per cent /,
but we understand that the rate IS beng
reduced to 3 per cent. If this plethora of
money continues much longer, the pay
ment Of interest ma OF necessity be en-
tirely abolished. There is no change in.
the rate here, which remains at 10 per
cent, unless upon short loans, when con-
cessiO 4 is made. l
Exchange on New York is scarce and in
good demand. The supply will be much.
short of the demand. The rates are as last
quoted.
God Is tending upward, and strong at
l40H in New York, to-day. The rate here
IS buying T91; silverl5O
The market for Government bonds is ex-
cited at an advanced rate. This is bat a nat
uraI Consequence Of the money market.
An abundance Of money and low rates Of
interest necessarily forces capital into
bonds thatwni make At pay though il be
buta low rate. We quote bonds as fol-
lows: :s.sE4 4s~
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June 10.
DRY GOoDs-Are now put out on. prOtec-
ton, and It is much easier to obtain larger
In the meantime mills every
where are reducing their production; all
leading makes OF light prints are selling at
1917 except Spragues, which are held at
14e. the Cocheco are selling some good
brands under STAFFORD ucK at l2%, same
pr ce as Amoskeag; Greenwich A prints
are worth about SO; heavy brown Sheet
inRs 16%4l7A.
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European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, June l5-Eve.
CoNsoLs-Money 9I5s; account 9Gzsg95;
bonds 774g77%.
LIVERPOOL, June 10.
CoTToN-Irregular; sales 10 600 bales up
lands at lGS@l04; Orlean l0Tgll.
PETRoLEUM-Firm.
sUGAR-96s Cd to arrive; 26s for Calcutta.
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GOVERNMENT ToCKsAActtve and hrmer.
Cou Gus OF ~ il7aIEA; do 81. IlZZ9Il2E;
do. "a, llOAall0A; '85. Il0ezatll: do. new,
uA; DO. '67, IA: l0-40s. lO6H: 1905 1881
@It0.
Tne Treasury t0sdaysde iyered Overcome
million new bonds of268 No '67 bonds
Will betEeady before the end OF the month.
Conversions Of $50 to-day $685. $50
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FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC

We have the largest s10eko of ia MIL
GROCERIES, in the city-Rearly as large
as that OF any other two houses, as shown
by the re -urns Tor cOuhI taxes. Our ar
-rangements for purchasing from first
hands were never utter. Jn-this respect
We know we have advantages over most
other houses in the trade; aud being very
comfortably fixed IN our new quarters,
"a WE TURN A NEW LEAF.
We intend not only 0 tetain our old
trade, but 10 double Il in the course Of the
NEXT year.
We wiz notbsundsfsold "a word TO
the wise, &c.
~ VICKERY BROTHERS,
iunS % Main Street.
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New York Gold and stock Market

By TeIegraph.1 NEW YORK, June 10.
MoNEY-Easy; 395 on call Some trans
actions reported at 2 on Governments.
STERLING-Quiet at l09l0A
CODA shade better, closing atlA5s;
short interest is large, and coin scarce for
delivery importers and spectators are
buying. and the Treasury is not selling.
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aHlNR rARY & gOAEaIEgGIAL


TosUoUETRzs MERCRAFrs-We direct ihe
attention especially of country merchants
to the Superior fao1ttfes Of n JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali HEuds Of 1asrcanflls1 WORK. VizszsBku
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c orders for
work can pe sent thfsugh gng at "a
Ev. hsvlile merchants. s. OIE1ETGEW
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SALE.

rOR SAEE-TENPIN ALLEYs-The
under iRned desires 10 sell pat two
interest," in q two-Yesr lease on the prop
erty- POI further particulars inquire of
LOUIS KOEHIER,
No. Toe Main Street, near Fourth.
1un12 div U
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kNNUAL EXAMINATIONS

ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS
~s4A .a913T1 DnL 70 gl4qpa tiut L
st1 81 sao,oF THE mL haa h
Public @
r@ETI 81 -FFr~ afeW "Ylfrre4f4 anf
THE ANNUAL EXAs44NAEHDNS
- o. the Public Schools of the city Of
r ansyIlle will commence on Wednesday.
June 18th, aud continue until Friday, June
10Th, as follows:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH.
Forenoon. The p i'm ny schoo taught
by Miss Qudseon and Miss Ewing PARK
gineeh5a E Ms Woodbury. sad MssEG6.
more [Lower BuIIdingl Miss Brown and
Miss Ham Upper BuiIdingl.
AfterlO0n@fhe Primary schools taught
by Miss DOughsrty and Miss Conn Locust
Street E~ngine-hOuse Miss Tabor Miss
Spence, Miss Mach, ana Miss Weld. Ninth
me examin sti6n Of each Primapys School
to co~ntinue-one half1day.-
THURSDAY JUsE 18th.
: Iatermedidte Grade. Mrs. Jordan and
Mis- McCalla, Nrnth Street Bullalng.
Each Intermediate SedoOi to occupy the
entire day. @
FRIDAY, JUNE I9rH.
IaterDaediate.--Mis s O'By ne and Miss
Cherry, Upper Building.
MONDAY. june I'D.
intermediate. Miss Conn aud Miss
Moore, Lower Batldtng.
TUESDAY, JUNE 25D.
Grammar Grade.-Miss Britfon and Mr..
A. J. McCutche0n, Upper Building.
Each Grammar SehooIto occupy the en-
tire day.
WEDNESDAY, UNE Path.
Grammdr.-Miss Billiard and Mr.. Ihos.
w. Peck, Lower Building.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JUSE 25TH AND 10Th.
Hi0h School Mr.. F.. e.. Willett, and
Misses Mayhem and Cox. To cOtHclude
wuffb tho literary EY4rCfNPs of the Gradu-
ating Class on Friday afternoon.
The Mayor, members of the Common
Council. parents and citizens generality
are invited TO attend. -1E11-Ir
ASA IGLEHEART,
JOHN W. FOSTER, STrustees-
ISIDOR ESSLINGER,J I4
A, ii. Cows Superintendent. g. q
iuD9 .IDaiiy Union, our1er and Demo
era copy l0tJ