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Domestic NIarketsL[BY TELEGRAruI.

Domestic Markets-lBI IELEGRAPHI.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Noon.-Stocks feverish.
5-2o's lss2 I22t North Carolina as, so3 new. seq
Virginia 6,s, old, 57i new. Gil. Tennessee 6's e1-
coupons, GA: new, Gis
Flour Sc lower. Wheat shade firmer. Corn
lc. better Pork, sal."5. Lard dull ut 1sldiac.
Cotton firm Mt 31tIallc. Turpentine. 453c. Rosin
GuIet strained s. 10: Frcights declining.
Erening.-Cotton firm sales :, 500 bales Mt Soic.:
Flour heavy and SC. lower Wheat scarce and
mixed western, oe6aSic. Whiskey lower ut esc. an
clog. Mess pork, s31.25. Lard lower; kettle,
l9mll9tc. Naval stores quiet. Groceries quiet and
steady. Freglts dull and dropping
Money easier ut sT,1 per cent. Discounts duli MT
76is pnr cent. Gold closed irIncr ut l3s3 Sterling
firm mt 1927. Governments closed weak 5-oo's g.
ISL, and unsettled. The specie export for The week
was 100000
BALTIMORE. June Section very firm at aoc.
Flour fairly active and unchanged. Grain en-
tircly unchanged except for mixed corn. which Is
quoted at S7Nssc. Provisions unchanged. Nhls-
key weak at sl@sl.oe
ST. Louis June 5Whisbcg dull bi at a S4c: PRO
shoulders, lie. sides, 17;Gl7ic. hams, 2oG"o3c.
Lardquict.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.--Flour quiet at g. IS. Pro
visions firm mess pork, $3.50: shoulders, 1870.
clear sides, 17ic. fancy su-ar-cured hams sc
Lard 1S;c. Raw whiskey. Csc.
CIHcrSSAr1 June 5.-Whiskey active at csc.
Pork held higher; buyers offer $3.50. Bacon firm
shoulders, l2tc.; sides; IGlTtc but held higher'
hams, Is!Gloic. Lard neglected at l8sc.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. June 5.-Spirits turpcn-
tine, io5c. Rosin quiet ut sl.75MS5.72s
NEW ORLEANS, june 5.-Cotton frmer; mid
dIings, o3tc: sales, 2556; receipts, Los exports
sl2a. Gold, 1885,. New York sight, parMt discount.
Sugar-Common, 1o6Ilc. prime, 13sGl3sc. Mo-
lasses firm fcrmcnting, 45@52sc.
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New GEORGIA FLOUR.-Thc first new
southern flour Of the season was received
Yesterday from Augusta, Ga. The ship
mcnt was sold for 81 per barrel.-ChGrteS-
ton Nc1rS, 4th.
The BrickIaycrS' Union, at meeting held
last night, resolved that it was contrary to
the constitution of the society to admit col
orcd men to membership, and directed all
members of the Union to strike If colored
men are placed TO work beside them. InlS
course was occaSioncd by the employment
Of two coIored bricklaycrs in the maynard.
The white employees at the yard are dis
posed to work With the colorcd men, and a
SPLIT in the BricklaycrS' Union is therefore
not improbable.-lY Washington ietter-bdH'-
more SIN, 9th.
The statement that General Lee has eX-
pressed himself III favor of the adoption OF
the cxpurgatcd constitution and the cleo
ton Of Walker, the candidate Of the Con-
Seryativc Republicans for Governor, Is re,
gtrdcd here rs very important piece OF
news, and as virtually deciding the result OF
the election in Virginia. 1t is also Thought
it will have Il great effect in Texas ana MIS-
sissppi, and will add to the prospects OF
the success Of the Conservative Republican
ticket in those States.- Washington letter.
Baltimore Gazette,
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THERE is GREAT REJOICING
AMONGST THE LADIES

AMONGST THE LADIES
on account of the opportune arrival OF au immense
assortment OF most magnificent bargains at
JULIUS MEYERS,
500 BROAD STREET. NEAR SIXTH.
II Is Impossible to describe the different varieties
at 2oc., up TO the elegant GRENADINES and other
fine textures, so pleasing to the eye, and so eI-
tremely moderate In prices.
In WHITE, BUFF, and FIGURED MAR
SETTLES, \ great bargain awaits the judicious
buyer.
Of LACE sHAwLs selection can be seen
equal to frst-class Broadway New York; estab-
lishment. and the beauty Of it is that have few
which can sell at SIS, actually worth $.o-acknow-
lodged so BY judges.
In MARSEfLIES and COTTON TRIMMINGS
have exquisite specimens Mt Csc apiece and up
ward really worth double and triple.
Large quantities of -
LINEN FANS AT TWENTY FIVE CENTS,
which Won cannot help buying II you see them,
the rich silk Ones equally attractive on account OF
In SUMMER CAssIMEREs,
PLAIN, CHECKED, and FIGURED LINENS,
COTT0NADES,
and every variety of material for mems and boys'
wear great inducements are offered.
or KID GLOVES l have an abundance now OF
all sizes and shades and of excellent quality.
In RIBBONS,
GIMPS,
BRAIDS,
INSERTINGs,
LACEs,
mental. you will find an endless variety, and at de-
JULIUS MEYERS
les 6o3 Broad street.
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TELEGRsAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The President has
appointed Charles X. Mobley attorney for
the southern district Of Florida, and John
Lynch encouragement of the district of
Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The revenue re-
ceipts to-day were $4,000.
Charles Langston (colored) has been ap-
pointed Minister to Liberia.
In the case of James Weaver, a citizen,
tried by military commission in Texas for
murder, and sentenced to be hung, the At
torney-Gencral has given an opinion in
which he reviews the reconstruction laws,
and the duties of the commanding officers
under them, and says, rs the State of Texas
had not in September 1863, and has not
since, adopted constitution in con-
formity with the provisions Of the acts
Of Congress, and has not become enti-
tied TO representation in Congress. those
acts were operative in Texas at the time
the military commission was organized
for the trial of Weaver, and the command
ing General exercised the discretion en-
trusted to him by the third section in
deciding that Il military commander should
he organized for the trial. IF, therefore, the
statute of March Cd, 1867, is constitutional
and valid, it then appears that the juris-
diction Of the military commission was
complete, and there is no legal obstacle
70 the execution OF the sentence. me
Attornev-Gencral maintains that the right
of war did not necessarily terminate with
the cessation of active hostilities, and
not until tile work of restoring the rela-
tons Of peace shall have been accom-
plishcd can it be so considered. 1t is for
Congress to determine when the war has so
far ended that the work can be safely and
successfully completed. The Attorney
General sees no reason in law for withhold
ing the Presidents approval of the findings
Of the commission. During his argument
he says: I" 1t is obvious that Congress has
no right in time of peace to subject any citi-
zen ola State to trial and punishment by
military power"
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nRY GO0ns.

nUCKWALL 6 ROUSS, No. 1906 MAIN
IL STREET.-JUHE s. 1ssS.-NEW GOODS,
FRESH GOODS, by every steamer from New York.
fJust seceiyed, another shipment of AUCTION
BARGAINS, embracing In part Prints and Do
mestics Of all kinds, cheaper than the cheapest;
Dress Goods In great profusion, all styles, and
White Mating, o. Soc; ~, 57ic.; ~, fancy stripe,
soc. The best English Hosiery silk English Ho-
siery, English Half Hose; beautiful pearl-nnish
Hats, &C., OF all kinds; Boys Straw Hats, Cents
Straw Hats, lower than wholesale prices Boots,
Shoes, &C.; Trimmings, Artificial Flowers, Fancy
Articles of all kinds, &c. jc7
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A small steamer has been put on Salt
Lake.
Rabbi Wise, of Cincinnati, celebrated his
silver wedding on yesterday
Nearly all the ladies of the Society OF
Friends in Europe have discarded the pccu'
liar dress Of the sect.
Many farmers in Maine are blowing up
their hop-tieidS. Hops fell from fifty to eight
cents pound last fall.
Henry Clifford, desperate burglar, after
receiving sentence Of four years IN the pehi-
Tertiary at st. Louis, spran@ out OF an open
window in the criminal court room, leaped
T. high iron fence, and escaped.
4 quantity Of sugar in the hands of yarl-
Gus merchants III Dubuque, Iowa, was
seized on Friday last by Government ofnclalS.
1t isa portion Of the cargo snuggled at Ne"
Orleans and distributed by ChlcaSo COM
mission house throughout the country.
A gentleman residing in Lewiston, Me-,
Jeff his three little children ut home While
he attended church last sabbath, and When
ne returned he found them buslly employed
in cleaning the inside OF SoOO Sold Watcn
with soft soap and water.
one of the best proofs that ours IS the
best Government ever devised Is the TACT
that under II the WHOM IL HoI "iio"So "
Garland the grave of her rebel husband, ana
fhc mother IS forbidden 10 cast token OF
love upon the turf that covers the ashes OF
her Dixie boy. Let Us annex TO Austria
and have Grant for our Haynau.- Hhee'"9
Register.
An experiment was lately made at the
Theatre de la Monnaie, Brussels, on the ap.
ulicatiou Of a substance intended 10 renoer
tissues, wood, cordage, scenes, &C, inconl-
bustible, and was fully successful. The ex-
Derimenter walked along in close contact
With the footlights, and placed pieces OF Of
muslin, linen, string, and other ln!lailillaple
substances, previously prepared, on the
lamp glasses. Not one of them was burned.
The New York Post publishes a sensa-
ton dispatch from Washington when u -
making very great stir. The substance 0,
il is that the leaders Of the RepuDlcah
party at Washington have resolved on
grand campaign against England on inc
AIabama question in the next autumn eicc-
lions. In this way, the calculation Is, thcy
can jufusc !. new element into our domestic
rnIifics. and take the wind out OF the sails
Of the Democracy at the same tnne'
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Foreign News.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.


LoEpOx. June "a temperate speech
from Lord Clarendon in the House of Lords
last evening on the subject of the Alabama
claims ELECTS the following comments from
the London journals this morning:
The Times says For our part, consider
inw the demands of America and the ready
concessions of England, we wonder that The
latter got of 30 well. The rejection OF the
treaty was more Il lucky chance than the re-
suit of the tirmncSS OF anybody engaged III
behalf of Great Britain.
The Standard says the negotiations for
the Alabama treaty failed because America
never intended them to succeed. If Eng
land now admits that it is her duty torcncw
her efforts for Il peaceful settlement, II IS
without hope. Our honest desire for such
4 settlement will not be appreciated but by
a small section of the American people. In
the mean time, until the details Of Mr.. Mot
lcy's mission are known, we should fold our
hands and limit our compliments 10 HIM as
4 great historian.
The Star says the Americans can no
longer doubt our willingness to do them
right-our determination to preserve our
national character and credit.
SPAIN.
MADRID, June 5.-Admiral Topctc, in the
Cortes, read General Dulcc's telegram last
evening announcing his resignation rs Cap
tain-General of Cuba. Great excitement
prevailed. Marshal Scrrano asked for i
suspension of Judgment until the arrival OF
Dulce and until the particulars i'll the mat
ter are known.
IT is rumored that General Dulce was re-
called on account of his leniency to the Gu
ban insurgents.
FRANCE.
NJ. Lavalette officially declares that the
warlike rrmors published III the newspa-
pers recently are without any foundation.
BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, June 5.-The Upper Chamber
has confirmed the bill recently passed by the
Lower House abolishing Imprisonment for
debt.
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Cuba---SaiIing of General Dulce.-Ame-
rlcan Report OF the Revolution
Former Accounts Of the Volunteer
g.


HAVANA, June 5.-General Dulce sails to-
day for Spain. The United States frigate
Sabine has arrived here.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Admiral Hofl re-
ports from MatanZas, May 9th, that the
feeling of animosity between the volunteers
and Cuban element is much less than he had
been led to believe. When at Havana on
the 10Th stranger would not have sus-
pcctcd Il revolution to be in progress. Lieu
tenant Commandcr Eastman reported that
the railroad to Puerto Principe had been
repaired, and locomotives and freight cars
came down to Nuevitas ut Il slow rate,
taking three days to make fOrty-cight miles,
and being guarded by 1000 men.
On the Sth or 10th of May the insurgents
attacked the convoy of 4 train, and de-
feated it. They destroyed the bridges built
by the Spaniards, and captured forty-thrcc
officers and men, including colonel. This
is the only decided success the revolutionists
have lately had.
The removal of General Lcsca, and ap-
pointment of General Lctona to succeed
him, gave great dissatisfaction.
In consequence of the successful landing
of expeditions in the district Of Gcvau-
tinimo. and the defeat of the Spanards in
the recent engagements there, the insurrec-
ton had been greatly strengthened and new
life infused into it, when, to all appearances,
two weeks previous it was dying out.
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NEGROES VS.. EDIToRS.-The Louisville En-
press says:
We don't want to lie impcrtincnt in
asking questions, but we should like to have
some of our Radical contemporaries Of the
press tell Us who stands the highest in Cen
draI Grant, Stimation-Radical editors or
The negroes We simply ask the question
for information, for we sec by the list that
more negroes than editors have been ap-
pointed 10 office by the President. We
snould like especially an answer from some
Of those Who did such fine service i'll Sccu-
rim. the election Of the Gcncral-those who
interpreted what little Grant said, and the
much he did not say, with overwhelming
evidence OF Loyalty to his party and gen.
cro>itv 10 his friends
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Foreign News.
pp17A1S AND THE UNITED STATES,


1o~ro>. June a.--London newspapers are
s,;n discussing the relations existing be-
,,rrcn Great Britain and the United States.
rho Standard says the conduct Of Amc-
,.;,, IN the matter OF the late treaty in the
ian.c NJ time may he forgotten, but 1T pre-
,|.nt /; i hardly fair TO DC linked to feelings
~ inst indignation and resentment.
Inc Pos! SAYS a new attempt for tho set
tIo,,cnt ni The Alabama claims must come
rr,,,, america. and hopes that due prccau,
,;or viii he taken 10 secure England against
ocrrntiuc treaty almost with humility
Which Viii bc rejected at last with con-
tumcI!.
IRELAND.
prn1Iv. June "A large meeting of the
O,,,nrnucn O: this city was held last eve
,,in.,f - protest against the diScstablishmcnt
~ m Irish Church. 1t i estimated that
thrrrwcrc ovcr4, 600 present. Appropriate
srrrrhrs were made, and resolutions
adopted.
CHINA.
ro<ror. june 4.-Adriccs received from
unn, Kong to nth ot May say that the
ISr,nrh and other cnyoyS had notified the
Cti",.c Government that three days would
I've allowed for an apology for the insult to
Conn, de Rochcchouart.
MARINE NEWS.
IvrRrooL, June 1.-THE Steamship Uni
tod kir-t!om. which left New York last
Anil Gur this port, has not yet arrived. rs
REPORTED on the 18th of May, but is still
unhurd from. Considerable anxiety is felt
concerning her safety.
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AEKoHAUTIc.-M. Chcvalicr assembled in
mammoth balloon near Flushing. y. Y,
few days since. He rose to hcl@ht ol how
feet. lie passed through two layers of rain
clouds, and became drcnchCd to the skin,
and then assembled to a range ofwhitc vapor
clouds. which developed him is i'll a deep
mist. On rising above them he opened into
Il broad sunlight, with the Thermometer ut
ircczin" point. The sky was OF Il deeper
hluc than seen from the earth, and the white
clouds below Shonc with dazzling luSirc.
Ills balloon was of q peculiar construction
Hy pulling Il rope he opened valve at the
top three feet in diameter. The gas rushed
ont. and the air was drawn in from the
neck. seven inches wide, which in all bal
looms is always open. The lower part Of
the balloon then collapsed and struck up
ward. forming Il kind of roof. His weight
uppcr part. 'rhe weight Of NJ. Chevalicr
made tie balloon form a parachute, and he
descended with ease and safety.
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Tic INDIAN outraGcs in Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-Colonel Weir has re-
turned to Fort Hays from the pursuit OF
the Indians who committed olltragc> at Eos
sill creek. but lie did not oycrtakc them
Another scouting party was sent out by
General Gustav yesterday morning. about
100 Indians were seen last evening within n
mile of Sheridan with 4 red flag hoiStcd.
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BnccI,tEiary Plot aTncnG Georgia
ESEnf.EES

AUGUSTA. GA. June 5.-Thc Elbcrton
WaD Gdzrtic says an insurrcctionary plot
has been disclosed by negro, having for its
Object the burning of the town of LcEing-
ton. Oglcthropc county, and the massacre
of its inhabitants. The sheriff and posse,
in arrcsting some implicated negroes. were
resisted by one. whom they shot and Killed.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

n BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
". BRAND-CUTTER, l4l0 MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRANDING-IRON,fo for marking
ali kinds of wooden articles b. heating II, is per-
fectly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engr:yers' Stock, Stencil Paste, brushes, IN
delible Ink, steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver Frames. Steel rings,
Checks Tags, &C. wholesale and retail. mh3
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G HAMM & CO., 2G and 2S Park Place.
y. ., and % Barclay street, corner of Church
s.rco, New York. ENAMELLED MUSLIN,
npfgJ md DUCK all colors and widths RUB-
BER DRILL, STAIR, CARRIAGE, and Table
OIL-CLOTH. I'LL @f--'"n'1
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pOOKs AND sTAT1ONEgY.

DICHMOND BOOK-BINDERY.- Hay-
hand VIC arc prepared tn I'LL orders without delay.
We manufacture to order blank books OF the bsss
materials, OF any size description. Early orders
are solicited from all who intend to open new books
In July. BOOk-BISDING I'm every style.
B III, INK for clerks, lawyers, and merchants:
of the best quality, and the
largest assortment OF NEW and OLD BOOKS.
RANDOLPH e ENGLISH,
lea 1913 Main street.
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The Pacific COast---Gcncral EaIicck--
Snccie for ClsiMn.

San Francisco, June 5.-General Thomas
has assumed command Uice General IIallcck,
transferred to the Department of the South.
The steamship China, for Hong Kong.
took 81 ,000, 00O in specie.
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MATING, OIL-CEOTEZ, &c.

ATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTliS.
TArESTRY. TUREE-PLY, INGRAM, and
HEMP CARPETINGS: . ,,
VELVET. BRUSSELS, and ADELAIDE MATS
and RUGS: ... .
CANTON and COCOA MATTINGS all widths;
LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-tLOTHS,
PIANO and TABLE-CDNEES,
LINEN and FRENCH PRINTS for iurnlturo
slips , 49,,
I am now receiving 4 stock Of the above, and
X. i. RICHARDSON,
APP la-3m corner Ninth ana Main Streets
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BoARDENG AND LODGING.
GUNNER BOARDING.

GUNNER BOARDING.
Having recently leased the LOUISA HOl III, "a, at
Iouisa Courthouse, and furnished Il III All us
apartments with NEW FURNITURE, aul pre-
narcd To accommodate families and others VINO
may desire comfortable BOARDING..
NV table will at AL times be supplied WIN the
best the country affords served up In the best
glnia style. l.. - r..,
H. f\yS
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Market.

CORK AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, June 8, 1909. :
OFFERINGS.
Corn.-Ycllow, SO bushels. Mixed, 100 bushels.
Odts.-122 bushels.
Rye.-2o bushels.
SALES.
Corn. yellow. SO bushels good at s2;c. Slightly
mixed, 1o2 bushels at CSC.
Odts.-70 bushels very good at CSC. 40 busr~'
good ut efc.
Q Rue.-2O bushels good on private terms.
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uIRSH & GUGGENHEIMER
WILL OPEN on
TUESDAY, MAT 18Th, 1859,
their third regular and complete supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
and would particularly call the attention OF the
ladies to the handsome display OF DRESS GOODS,
which have been selected with the greatest care,
and unusual good taste displayed In style and
pattern.
Elegant WHITE STRIPED SILKS, admired by
every one;
JAPANESE CLOTHS all shades considered
pretty;
JAPANESE SILK POPLINs, all colors, only
$50 a pattern;
BLACK AND WHITE GROUND GRENA-
DIMES with colored silk figures;
STRIPED and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
at rs, az, 90 Is, and 5oc.;
PLAIN. STRIPED, and PLAID MOZAM-
BIQUES, cheap and pretty;
Beautiful CIIENE POPLINS, for walking suite,
only a7.c.
MOURNING GOODS:
81 BLACK GRENADINES at -, $50 and 81
very cheap;
o. BLACK GRENADINES at 81 per yard-a
bargain;
al BLACK GRENADINES, very pretty and
cheap;
Pretty GRAY MoHAIR GRENADINES, suita-
>bc for second mourning;
BLACK CIIALLIES,
BLACK TAMARTANEs,
BLACK GRAPE and ENGLISH BAREGES.
1000 wards CIiENE BAREGES with silk eul-
broidcrcd figures, only 3Oc., selling every
where at SHE;
.. 900 yards ORGANIZES only ?5c. n yard-ycry
LAWNS,
JACCONETS,
ORGANIZES,
BLACK FRENCH CAMBRICs at lcc., remark
ably cheap.
PIQUES,
rIQUES,
rIQCES,
rIQUEs.
Another lot Of CAMBRIC and SWISS EDGiSGS
and INSERTISGS, bought at large auction
sale In New York and which Will be
offered at prices that 40 one VIII
fail TO buy.
WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and ORGANIZE MUSLlNS,
,,1rr E,IxSooKs
TOWELS NAPKINS
TABLE DlAiEh,
and s3-grcat bargains.
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GROCERIES, Hc.

TROCERIES.-25 pockets Government
VI Java Coffee; 50 bags prime Laguayra Coffee !;
10 bags prime Rio Coffee 50 bags medium Rio
Coffee; 80 bags common Rio Cofee 5 hogsheais
Rico Sugars: hogsheads medium Porto Rico SUI
CARS ; IS barrels b Sugar IS barrels Sugar; IS
barrels Sugar IS barrels Extra c Sugar Is bar
rels Crushed Sugar; hogsheads Western Shout
der Bacon; 10 hogsheads Western Sides 90 bar
rels Valley Family Flour so barrels Valley Extra
Flour; so barrels Valley Superfne Flour Is bar
rels Golden Syrup; 35 barrels Merchants Syrup !;
so barrels Gross Herrings; ~ barrels Cut Her
rings; IS barrels Roe Hcrrings 100 sacks Salt.
Also, Valley Bacon, Butter, Lard, &C., in store
and for sale by 4. j. GRAY & CO.,
les No. Pearl Block.
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DIERSON & TURNER,
GENERAL SHIPPING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
pELIEF FOR THE SICK.

DELIEF FOR THE SICK!
How often docs IL happen that whole FAMILY
Is brought to the point of misery through sickness
of their proviicr.-thc husband and the iather-he
hrur unable IN such state to labor for the means
or support. and they, being too proud to ask ior
sistance in time are CNlHuStn- all their iittlc
means for medicines and doctors fees ana NJ
last there is nothing remaining but utter dcSpona-
All this can he avoided hy paying IN good times
= small amount To thu fund Of the SDITlIERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Tor
the relief Of the sick. :. p,
Every sick member receives, by paying S2:'o
half annually. s. every week when SICK or ny
having s.. Slo every week, no matter whether me
disease is derived from accident or any othcr
cause. :. ,, ~
The premiums are put 50 low rs to enable even
the poorest man to join this benevolent association
and secure to his family enough 10 Keep them from
want. -, r. .,,
COMPANY. s16 Broad street.
Agents for all parts Of the country arc wanted.
DiRuCTOKS: William Wiil'. President: n.
B0,ckrr. Treasurer John II. Pcin. Secretary.
TRUSTEES John Purcell Jamcs Miller cashier
Of the Union Savings Bank: ,. NJ. RoSenbaum'