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The StrfIkes--Acttcn OF Piano ssanu
facfurarR. ;-sr 't

). NEW YoRK, June 1O.--At meeting OF the
piano manufacturers this morning Dir.
Steinway announced, that his factory was
closed, as the firm were determined to hold
out against the strike. :; fsgoa.
A report was submitted showing that only
two firms, and those of minor importance,
had yielded to the demands Of their work
men, .,og,.., ...
A committee was appointed to- draft Q
statement demonstrating to the strikers the
.impossibility Of granting their demands.
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WHAT Is so comfortable this hot weather ~ those
alpaca aud linen coats which may DC 1ouna NJ \. p
SPENCE Il soN,s In endless variety. i.ssSi;sS u
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riagLY RAMA very delightful ana
refreshing rain fell on yesterday, wetfing the
ground 10 the depth OF two or three inches
and cooling the atmosphere very tonsidera.
bly, II will prove very beneficial TO tue
growing crops.
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The National sengorEsst ~ &C. Leais.
sr. Lot1s, June 10. Preparations for the
Eighteenth National S:engerfest, which com.
menees here next Wednesday gsre nearly
completed. 4,sa 81, III bsdsts4S
Senator Schprz and Goysrpor Gr.sz Brown
will deliver speeches Of Wslcpme 20 the 90
cieties from abroad attending The Ssngegfsst.
Fsanz Abt will be present. 4
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COLLECTOR TALLEY's CAsE.--The argument
in the case of Collector John w. Talley was
concluded in the Henrico County Court
about 10 O'Clock last night, and the case
given to the jury. IT is probable verdlct
will be reached to-day.
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LIGHT CIoTHs.-E. B. SPENCR& Sos have.a
rpe and varied lot of light cloths, suitable ferthis
hot weather, which they making up In the latest
style ut the most reasonable prices. -
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HArTlrr rSllSnAY-SCuooL ASsOCIATIoS.-Ihe
regular mrunlrly meeting of the Baptist sun
dnv-Schoul Association was held on Sunday
atier..oull al III" Gracc-Strcot church. Ihe
NicePrrSidcnt. j. Il. Watkins, ESD, pre-
sided Otwav ID. Browne, secretary.
At,rr singing by the sunday school, prayer
was offered hs Rev. Or. Jeter. The reports
Of the schools showed the following to he the
average attendance during the past month
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: BoYDTON, VA, November 1s, 1871.
Mr. James L. H. GIBBS:
Dear Sfr,-I have long desired a WILCOX &
GIBBS machine. We have a machine In our family
bnt cannot manage 1t; It carries two threads. and
the needle Is difficult of adJustment---MisS II. f.
Enrfpr
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Sweet, Juicy oranges at PIzzINI's.

DIR. PIERcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
will not raise the dead. hut 1t Will benefit and cure
the living. For all Coughs, Throata and Bron-
chial diseases 1t has never been etlnaIled.
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Broad Street school reported 81 conIef'
siol,s and the meeting still in progress.
The next meeting will he held ut Broad
Street church on the second Sunday in July
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ST. BArxApAs DAY.-Divine service at st
paul> church to-day ut IL M.--st. Barnlb;'s
DAY. -@s
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chicken koBBEaY.--The hennery of Mrs.
K. t., Beyiile, on Second street between
Canal and Byrd streets, was broken into on
Sunday night and twenty-eight chickens
stolen.
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Latest News from Washington.
Adjournment OF Congress--EsnpOrtanl
Proceedings.
speclal Telegram to the Dispatch

Proceedings.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 10, 1St2.-At
9 O'Clock tonight Congress adjourned, the
enforcement rider to the omnibus appropria-
ton bill having passed, but in a condition so
shorn of its original hideonsness that Its
friends in both Houses feel no little chagrin
at the force which compelled an abandon
ment of the provisions in it that were in
tended to override popular elections in the
South. The report was submitted to the
House early this morning, and Kelly, OF
Pennsylvania, moved TO recommit it, backing
his motion with speech which confounded
many of his Radical colleagues, and in which
he declared that he believed the bill rs it
stood endangered the Republican party and
had attained its present state by false pre-
tences. Such language on the part of one of
their most ultra colleagues was thoroughly
distasteful to the leading proscriphonists,
and angry reioinders from Garfield, Bing-
ham, and others, marked their disapproyal OF
what had been said. Kelly created q sensa'
ton by his speech in reference to the reserved
rights of minorities, and finally the Confer
ence report was recommitted, nineteen Re
pnblicans voting with the Democrats in
favor thereof. During the discussion Bng-
ham, of Ohio, savasely characterized the act
of the nlnority in its war against what he
| called the rights of the majority as dishonor-
able, reasonable. &c. Morgan, his colleague,
denounced the declaration as lie, and upon
its repetition rcasserted it was lie. Much
confusion ensued, and the offensive words
on both sides were taken down, and the
Speaker decided both out Of order.
Late this afternoon the report on tile ON.
nibls bill was again presented from the Con-
ference Committee with very essential modi'
| fications in the enforcement amendment,
chief among which is the proviso that the
supervisors of election have no power to
] make arrests or to do any act other
than witness the election, the count
ing of the votes, and the making of the
returns. The majority of Democrats, while
expressing their abhOrrence of the bill
| declined to resort to filibustering, which
might, by defeating the sundry appropria
ton bills, have resulted ina call for an extrs
session and an attempt to pass other mca
sures obnoxious to the Constitution. Alto
eether, the Democrats here are well pleased
at having defeated in great measure thu
purpose of the Radical majority to subyer
the fall elections in the southern States.
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MEETINGS To-NiGnr.-Tbe Marshall ward
Greeley club and the German Greeley ana
Brown t!ub meet Tonight. ~
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WILLIAM DAEER0N

InONELESS SARDINES in half boxes
Is tha hest ffsh put np In France.for gale q Hits
cents per half box by A. ~ PlZalnad; a.o.d s,rs.t
my IN SOs pfosso osAS~
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Tho E3ght-Hour Movement I'm 80.
LOs1fS. Z

ST.. Lou,s, June II. iarge meeting .of
workingmen was Field yesterday TO eonsider
the feasibility OF forming an etght.hoW
league. Speeches Wese made by Hon, War
rsr Chase and Others. d comTaittee WIS ap-
pointed to draft d constitution and bs'iasss.
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Don't forget that you can buy light game shirts
MT r. Il SPENCE &.SoN'S at 76e. zs@z
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 10, 1872.

s..-.- ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Bourne, New York, ner-
chandise and passengers. John W. Wyatt.
~ -fas.+-s., SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chantiIse aud passengers. l.. B. Tatum agent.
Schooner Butterfly, Frank, Baltimore ria Old
Fort, lumber, Curtis Il Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
Arrived ut City Point, bark Mayday. Lolerson.
Gloucester Emglnnd, railroad iron, Trctleislr ConI-
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/. WHITE vRsTs--You will dnd choiee iot " y
white and other light rests at q. III sffAfEA 2
SoN,S, s-,,ss 4*t3t ~ ,IssSE stss e ~
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Pineapplcs selling low at PrzZTSI's.

! ONE DOLLAR.-Linen coats mt one dollar at f.. Z.
SPENCE SONS fashionable tailoring establish
ment, 1900 Main street.
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!. Grand Trades tJuse.

.BosroN, June 10.--The delegates Of the
various, trades unions in this vicinity havs
appointed committees preliminary 10 of.
ganizing grand union. '''ft'isf
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-kILLFR sweeps
them off and clears the house speedily. Try 1t. SOLD
by dealers everywhere.
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italy,

FLoRENcE, June 10.--The inundation OF
the river Po has rendered 23000 porsons
homeless In the province Of; Ferrnn alone.
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A. RoTHwELL, u " TuM trGnr,- ILL,
Superintendent. secretary anu ."ry
.,TAMES RIVER GRANITE COMPANY,
81 Office, No. q N. ELEVENTH STREET.
The trade SUPPLIED with this celebrated granite Dy
the cargo or dimension pieces.
CLEAR STONE, for monumental ana ceinels,S y r }
a
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T1HE ORIGINAL .INsTALMEN1

yISHE ORIGINALINS I n 5 IA j. M u "
uGrfSE 1aas MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
"a II ofisr for sale the following GOODS for cash.
or by weekly or monthly payments. For eheapIees
anosc,nmodation %n SURPRISING any: Two thousand
LIT Litheeaps and stee Engrang Chremos nsx
est In the market OH Paintings; aoosl asre assorto
m men. frames Of all deprions made at ths short
est notice large stock Of Picture nna ans sold eSeap
Glass Mouldings always on nand anu ssua mada
for S I nrre orders and dealers Clocks Biblss, ,o, MN
Carpets Rugs Mat MATING naSds Pariss
IN ,sanf of any OF the above articles W1u coasu..
their own interest by giving me . can oeiofe put
chastsg nx ss-1g s.se@ieie WILLIAM DAEERON.
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1THE RICHMOND STEAM DYE WOkhs
i have fitted up very nice office af 81 naHG Mhis
Of ali Kinds of LADIES AND GENTLEMESs. ~ .
GARMENTS, and in all eol9rs IL dhey asG E.rs
1Jthous hejng taken up, and cleaning gentlemen 3
Clothing by new process of steam. Give mem
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90 get some of PIZZINI's imported preserved
grapes.
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oue-Dollar linen coats at E. B. SPENCE q SOUS.
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Preserved ginger in jars, imported BY P1zzIN1.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Fresh supply of banamas ut PIzzINI's.
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Il
r OsT, on Sunday ssst, 'tlIe 9shd Ju1e, @
IL Grace or Seyeath street, bstNesI m =; ;nfaSx
s5s ssa.ss,1Eb END hs1D SEissasaLs3 Sisas sssa s.stss
attached a suitable ,ayard WI y pa'as = 81 ~
livery nc this once. = -
TEWFLRY LOsT.-Lost, about d.xk - -
~ evening" ON Third street besMseM 60 =, !sos1 s
ans any asas sas saains @ sss - s.as
No. 300 M.in ssxest, between Third - res's.
II osT, betweon First ana Cary ssssts aa1
~ DE.s HcSEs chnSeh; o. eo111z' toese1s
Isssia nass b 8 Rs FSaR Hss "a "a - aI
assess. saa oa.ses. 2
ET TosT-REWARD--Hs thss lPA1oa Va
Sks Tha.sssy nisSs is III sssss sssS. e IS =
burg, yfii iizetErs;sscess eoek anAF 1S "
Main street, Hichnaead ne Efn, ,seccse l. ss.sss.
stts1it questtons o. - - ysias0 -
sane .eEle.. :
|T,HE BoARD or TnsHs9F1s O.
1EllALA CGx1p p08s pa1S9s
of NafsSaEatses ssd Ns3mal n11 = - ~.
pEiacatioes shnata b Aas14 -. z.
B. 8. syi Rss 5ssSsseza ks.esa III -: -
ossgcxaesrss scEAzrsszIg1 - nceoosA
II - S.1A2 - - n r.
THE6EHDGIfBOAHDW WIx1sAxCGIyx
Il ss ,ssss ssE = 3. = G. ~
s;as SasAiss ~; & mi siesssSsa E Mi jill b 10
{ q ssss spf,l lsa.laas ,s g q II = 8 = 4
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EXCHANGE, SALE, E0
II AND LIVERY STABLE, ~
~. FRANKLIN STREET,
n.".. ..-. RICHMOND, VA.
MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE.
Parties In want of stock will find TO their interest,
after looking elsewhere 10 call us If they wish TO
purchase No. l MULES and HORSES, for we are
prepared sell the finest stock ut the lowest prces
Don't forget }. Il. Daviss old stand.
D TURNER & co.
we can accommodate more MULES aud HORSES
on LIVERY by day or month. =,
my Sam TURNER q w.
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Fine GLOW bananas Just received by pIzzIs1.
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Juicy oranges at PIZZINI'S-
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LATEST FoREg5NI I NEWS.

Z I 80 .sft .Enalead.
THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RAcz.:gzq Axsaz.
CANS: :BEATHN. s,ss.s,
LONDON, June 10--s:s5 r. 1.-THE Acs
between .ths London and gAaiaa4 cTsWy
came of this afternoon. The, English won
easily by twenty iehgths. They took the
lead at the, start, and kept u, and increased it
to the end. The Americans HadA some EAl-
liant and desperate spurts, but befan the rsce
was half over became exhausted, and their
case was hopeless. rt.-.tS ~
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The /" Force" BIN.

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-The conference !,
between the committees OF the House anu
senate on tha sundry appropriations bin re-
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EOR RENT, a neat BRICKBWELIsN n
Il ING OF, Ross street with sx Largo md three
small rooms, gas, water, &s. Apply to, g ~,,,
te1l-st l1l3 Main aRe2
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TOR RENT, at $500, the FnAAEDA
b IL COTTAGE 7O9 Ninth street, bsyoaal
Leigh. SIX rooms, kl,ciep 81 a. sn4 p7ssEa ppI
at the house, or to LYME &bhyIhLSs
Ia il.ats P.Ii {; 5.s: = Ylsa;S79sa Main egeeG
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.LlOR RENT, one OF the most desirable i
It STORES On Broad street Possenaoal =
given about 9atgis.aA Al Agpty sn tss PssbsSS 49, e
60 ,l.ew NO col Bfoad, corner Sixth stSeet.
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JAMES Il. GARDNER, President.
Edtcdrd COllen, Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-16

DOARD.-PAMIIIRs AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
ID have superior Board and spacious airy, well fur.
ni,hed Rooms In house capable Of about
moderate the house Is situated on ono Of the highest
points Of the city, has recently changed proprctor and
completely relurnshed; there IL croquet ground un.
questionable references required and given Apply At 50
to MARCUS hAfN s. Liberty sreet New YORK.
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4 POPLAR sTREKT.-BOARD ON BROOKLYN
,,h M,s'ynta-mcuso modesn good ncighborhood and
pEssant airy Rooms; price very moderate II taken 1-
exchanged - ~ 'V'0'eS"
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70 LEXINGTON AVENUE CORNER TWENTY FIFTH
20 strcot--several gentlemen can be accommodated
with handsome, newly furnished Rooms with without
Board, in private family; summer priccs references
EXCHANGED.
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND TWO SINGLE GEN
n temen can be very pleasantly accommodated with
handsome Rooms and good Board in an elegant house,
containing all modern and large garden,
at moderate price; the house beautifully ST.
uated the southeast Of Beach street ard Rich
mond road, Saplcon second andingl Staten Island
minutes walk from the ferry and scashOre. For further
PARTICULAR please apply the premises address box
4,Cl7 New York Post Office.
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AT MORRISTOWN, N. j., ~ MINUTES DRIVE FROM
N depot hour aud % minutes by rail from New York
Families IN search Of pure mountain air picturesque
tain Board for the season. moderate terms, the
Grand View House; excellent stabng. For reference
&c appy nj Is Fifth avenue.
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TIT WEST THIRTY FOURTH STREET.-THE LET.
Ill with Board, handsomely furnished Room on sec
ond floor house. table and all The surroundings first class
At summer prices; rcfercnccs Southerners be
cUmmodated with transient Board.
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100 EAST NINETEENTH STREET.-THE ss;aGd TO LET SEC
third 10 ", IN suits sirgy, with without board
References required.
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Tx EAST FOURTEENTH STREET--To LIT, FUR
LIZ nishtd, with without Board, Second Floor ana
third story front ether sngy also Rooms for sin
gle gentlemen.
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A SUIT OF THREE DESIRABLE CONNECTING
Rooms, also single ones, with irst class Board
at Plain1ed, j.; terms moderate Al Broad street,
New York. second floor, front.
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THIRTY FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
L Desirable Rooms, with Board for gentlemen. Of
fered at summer prices also fine Suit OF Rooms for
nfc 90 hoy
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% CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AvENUE.--A
Oh front Room to let with Board, suitable tor gentle
man and wife
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ITARLEM.-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE PLEASANT
lily accommodated with Board in q small private fam
y; bath, &c. forms moderate convenient to boat and
cars l47 East 12lst st.
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70 EAST NINTH ST., BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
do University place-Firs class French Board spen
ddly furnished suits of rooms for families single gentle
men References exchanged
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I'll EAST FIFTY-SIxTH STREET. NEAR LEXING-
jill ton avcnue--Onc Physicians Office; also several
handsomely furnished Rooms, with superior Board house
first class terms mode rate.
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777 EIGHTH STREET, CLINTON PLACE. BETWEEN
Ii Sixth and Seventh avcnues.-Comortable Rooms,
neatly furnished, to let, with Board single and double
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~ with or without Board, single gentlemen or gen.
tlcmcn and their wives for the otherwise,
cording TO agreement location beautiful and henhy
shade and ru trees in abundance In fact country
In the city Such place be found by applying g.
r. SHAW, Florist foot OF Sysixth street. East River
next place to Brown MS swimming school.
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r ARCHMONT MANOR HOUSE, MAMARoNECK, I8
will run from the station on or before July Boating,
bathing and fishing. Mrs r. PALMER /
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MANSON DDREE PENSION PRIyAT WASHINGTON
l str ct opposite Continental Hotel SARATOGA Syringe
Table dhote, dc a s. Parties desiring comfortable
home will do well to call be orc going elsewhere.
ROOM
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II ANDsOMELY FURNISHED FLOOR, MODERN I'M
IL provements to let, with Board, to gentleman AID
wife, Fortyhfh street. near Fifth avenue for $50 per
week Address p, box 1921 Post Office.
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ON MARRIAGE.
RATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye best in the ,rorld-perfecty
harmless reliable and instantaneous, disappointment
ridiculous tnts dsagreeabe 0dor. Tie genuine Wm
Bachelors Hair Dye produces INxRD splendid
Black or natural Brown eaAes the hair SOFT BEAUTIFUL
does not contain particle Of lead injurious
Sold by all druggists Factory, Is BOND STREET
NEW YORK. 0ct1-ly
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The Markets.

The movement in grain, both for legitimate
and speculative accounts, has been very fair.
while the provision market has attracted greater
attention than tor many weeks. An actual
"corner" is reported in mess pork, which is now
controlled by strong combination, chiefly con.
sisting of Cana adam traders. Grain continues in
a healthy condition, wheat having advanced 4c,
corn &c and rye 4c. Oats and barley have been
reasonable strong.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Trade in all branches Of business has been
rather quie, during the week.
In the money market there is nothing new to
mention, the demand for money moderate, and
the banks generally supplying the wants of their
customers.
In Chicago the market is reported easy, and
good ten per cent paper running for a short
time is in demand Call loans are made at low.
es rates, from to per cent
In New York the market is reported easy with
call loans at and per cent.
Gold has been little on the rise during the
week, and transactions have heen large. The
closing price In New York is from la s@l14A4.
Goverumen. bonds are firm at an advance Ut
:. TO "a The Treasury bought $1,OOO,OOO at
11439 TO ia 43.
Ravens, McKinlay u Co. furnish the following
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ottawa WhOiesale Market.

AS repore RIALE BROS, Wholesale and Retail Groces
No. IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, July 10, 1872.
Our market is very dull at present, but little
coming in. Corn dull at 33935c. Oats 23c at
warehouse, 25G2Gc for feed. Young chickens
in demand. New potatoes plenty at GOa7Oc
Fruit plenty and cheap. We quote:
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.Spefial 4ntifes.
DIR. IL. OLIN,

Chicago formerly of this plase) Will visit Ottawa CHf
on Hotel the Tuesday and Wednesday after the frs,
Monday month for the purpose treating
he Eye and Ear. whether surgical or otherwise Opera
tons cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
ar Duct srasshyloma and the removal
morbid growths Of every description. Artificial eyes and
inserted without pain or previou Grafton Gran
ular eyelds, the most Frequent disease re .udlcay and
permanently cured
From his long experience in treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels confident in stating that nearly
Chronic diseases also tresed free
December 10th, lSsO.-u