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LOST AND FOUND.

Coz RBWARD Lost between and G. on 9TH
% 81 street, on April 5th, Ladies' small siZ d
Gold ATCH, with short Gold Chain and &C uliar
Cross attached. The sbo' 9 reward will be paid on
he return OF II to the owner at 123 New York
avenue northwest. ap5-2t-
Il OST- Ladies' Russia lea her POCKET BOOK
~ containing two 8 70, one IS. aud two 81 bills,
and y scrap sf verse from newspa per. on Tuesday
evening, the 4th instsnt, somewher between Leon
ard Russell's pininG Rooms I'd corner of 9Th and
q streets northwest. The finder VIII receive A Ijb-
eral ra~ ard by returning same at 7O7 9th street
northwest. sp5-3ts
4 OST-A NOTE for "a 900, drawn by John
Greer, at W ash ngtOn, ID. c., April 9, 1873 pay
able 10 the der of The National Savings Bank In
two years after date, With PER csntum
per annuu, payable semi annually. The Indebted
ness evidenced by said Tote having been fully pa ID
discharged and satisfied. the note il Of no value
The fDder will please return to WM. STI0KSEY
or GEO. Il, PLANT, Trustees, W -shington, D.
o. mar25- eoi0t, tmay4E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

Carefully compiled statistics relating TO
postage shows that the citizens OF Boston
pay a larger amount per capita than those
OF any other large town, $3.50 per head. New
York follows with S3Ie; San Francisco pays
- So Indianapolis - 81; Baltimore SI2S, and
Washington S1.56.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

The Secretary of War has issued an order
re-establIshing the headquarters of the army
at Washington city; and very proper order
IL was TO Issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

CoH!Hp LOAN OFFICE, Csrs~ az ia ssvs
- ssd Nes Yoyh senss, entrance on Eev <@
Iork avenue. Ths most private Loon Once
y the city. Money loensd 1t ths iovsss rsts0 q
q Interest on Gold and Silver Wsscbes, Disnouds,
rloes and Plated We're, Guns, Pistols, Ladies end
oSntismsns uothins, 0eFDsG, as1 ~ arsielss q
v0ues tAnu-U
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


EoB RENT-KOOMs aesta or en- suite. fur
usrSl-im
E'0s RBSr-Tso farni>htd double Rooms in
l. new house. suitable rtw, or three gsEtlen en-.
luSanIre st i4l6 Psbnsylvanis avenue. opposite
E'OR sALE-k otssrsbIe mes HOUSE Ce Com
Il nsetieut avenue bet~een l. aud n -treets with
n mo, eohyenieness; price los. r. h WILSON,
EOk REET-DvtiIisg HOUSE ef eleven rooms
L and bath room; waite gas sas Larobss: 931
street northwest. Apply to J. sHkDD. lt0a
Iih street. msrsl I'm
EOs SALE OR EXOHANGE FORCIrY PROP
Md, SIXTEEN ACRES Of LAED. with doabie
ress grape le high and hsssny 2, leT
minates wsik e. the d sttsvile deret, Baltimore
an and ORC n Is10.d HhDtosrspn the house can
h. sTISEMkTZ, 1897 Pa ave. msrN
EoR RENT. First class s-story II room Brick
L HOUSE, al modern Improvements. No. t4If
Sta 1ss Me-. .oSf ors from Treasury InSpirs at
EOk sALE-seVeral two ana three story BRIUK
HOUSES In northwest section, among which
heur.., asd on conditions TO suit the purchaser.
Some Of which, at The price IL is offered, Is
eaualed As real estate h 1nSfstpe sstia,T,Hr1
marlo-im tRepl Corner 18th and streets n W
FoB kHHT.A large, nicely TURSIsHED
4 BOOM, s1itasle for two Gentlemen; also, Q
Board II desired. SO 18Th street n - .s TS'
EOR RENT.rurnished Rooms, elegsntly fur
= nished PARL0Rs and BEDROOM, 81 SAL
willsrds, Ebbitt sod imperial hotels jsnt-
LOB RENT-EIesant PARLoR and BED BOON
L and three other FURNISHED BED Rooms
Inquire IL 06 eth street northwest. octH-H
EOR RTNT-Two small BALLS, suitable for
quire 81 rooms v. n. q, A.. corner ~ 9th and d
dreets ccfstr
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JoHNaT;; msIIISEELL;

S3l PEENeHLNAEIA AVENUE,
Has Just iecsiNtd choice selection cf DRESS
GOODS IN the new shades and f.bTics for fpring
wear. French Debeges IN Browne and 0reys.
Plain Plalds and euiSes Camel Hair and Cssh
meie IL she Ecru and tresm shsdes. TOile Metz,
Oyerdresses French Cambria Skirts aud suits in
cloIb cOlors: the latest impOrtsiian. fOulard and
new shades ard designs. dferent from anything
ever en- vn 10 this srket; colors aud styles 20 corr
respond with the sll-wool goods aud Silks Spring
silks IN Cheeks. Stripes and PlAids, from al 20
~ so Black Grtnsd1nes ct ell prices Plaid, Check
and ripped Grenadines In Blacks and cClOrs for
oyerd resses shades 20 mat Oh Silks and Dre-s goos
full line Of Black Silks Of the best make ct low
prices large lot OF Sur Tn br. llss lust reofved
ell sizes ard prices several styles Of very handsome
eoid-mouutsd handles Small Black rsrssOls and
Psrssois IN Ecru shsde- 90 match suits. Ne
ceiling rev goods daily. ap inspection % our
stock u solicited. JOHN T. MITCHELL.
mar4-r 93t Penn-ylvsnfs syenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

PORTNER'S VIENNA BEER,
FOR FAMILY USE IN TIE CITY.
The general demand for BOTTLED BEER has
Induced me 70 build a Lager Beer Bot;ling Etsb
iD9 sovaLtage Of all the late st i'm pro ements
The Beer Is especially brewed for that purpose,
81 bottled With the greatest care, for family use
An orders sent to the office here CT to Alexandria
'''''' % o any ' oR6Bksr FORMER.
ONCE and Depot 624-62s Virginia ave.
PRICE LIST.
In Boxes, containing dozen Quarts, az 50, allow
Ins IS cents Bottles, and Box returned
Ia Boxes eobts ming dozen PUTS, 81 90 per dozen,
allowing 81 cents per dozen for Bottles and 3 3x
For Shipping in Boxes contsinipg, dozen Quarts.
or dozen Pints, at same price PSF dozen, allow
ing the same for Bottles and Boxes returned free
sps.Im ROBERT PORTNER.
WAITE FILTERS WATER FILTERS!
w keczies celebrated make,
Atmsnufacturers' prices
GEO. WATTS Il CO.,
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
anS 81. 3l4 9TH street, above Penn. ave.
SPECIAL ART NOTICE.
Messrs PARIS, WITT 4 PoINDEXTER beg to
oF%RT II IND DTSiGN for Ie ed aud aeDte
men IN their rooms In the So. CLOUD Building, COR
ner 9Th and streets.
Courses Of instruction will be given in Oil and
Water Color Painting, Architectural and Mechani
cal Drawing.
Any one desiring to enter upon q cosrse in either
OF the above branches will please 10 advise Us ct
once.
Pupils viii now be received for the first quarter,
Terms and particulars may be obtained By apply
ing 10
M wALTER PARIS, Artist, Second National
Bank Building.
Mr. j ii. WITT, Artist, No. Z Vernon Row.
Mr.. W n. PUlhDEXTER, Architect, No. Yer
Washington, d. O., March Oth, 1875. apl-6t
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Spring DRY GOODS.

SPRING DRY GOODS.
CARPETS AT COST. TO SELL OFT.
100 ards kemnsnts CslicOes, &c
500 OacOes, &C.
hi'e Spreads, slighrly sOiied, SC
Nioe Sheetings, DC. worth IS
Spring Dress Go ds IN great variety AID pr.e verE
chesp. from l2hso up O. fine goods.
Bloc ming flAck Aioacas, IS 3fL zDd soc
Pure mohairs. marked dOwn-trom la g. g NC.
Black silks, II best makes, cheap
Genuine Mamsutta Shirt, uniAuniried. 20 d SITTING
aud finished, az o. 2S-loss THAI the price "
making.
Carpet st costs n goods now 75c
Beet Ingrsins at less than mauufsc turers' price
Coed value for your mobeY aye given N any
parI 81 my stock. II. ~. NAU0AHN,
mar2itr 709 Market EpAce
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EIEEeT DRESS sRIkrs JADE TO oRDgR
OF the very best mste isl end In the most
manner for "a 2s, q the BRAnCH BALTIuORE
SHIRT FACTORY, 1912 street
naxls-tr NV DARE, Manager.
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NEW GOODS,
- 1T VERY Low PRICESI
No 2ta EyC9"Ii sTRtsT ~. .-.--.
FrBfIarF- A. 4 aryfFoa
SoUrH WARRINGTON DIV Go0DS

III w 81 81 5000 bhh hOoDN-
Figured Pigues ~ l5c bite Goods. such u Mar
srilies, Plaid, Stripe, and Plain NansOoks Ntctss
Lawns and CsmbriCs, from 2lc 20 spC 2uHJ Yards
Hamburg kdeti p from : O. Gnc per ard. spring
Dress Goods, Plaid, Plain, aa1 Striped, from 2t.c.
% zoe the best 20 aud Tbsc. hlzck Alpaca. IA
town; all numbers up - &c Spring Cassim-res,
t,T bUks aud gents 2ic q = smother lrt % thozs
&c hid., Agency Tor NINE DsmlFe-t Jos 4,
RAILf1. cornrr % b and v sts sunfh~ ea.. cpl a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-06

L,IEEsT DREse SHIFTS MADE TO oRDER
II Of the yery best msterisi, IN the most elegant
manner, for % Is. Perfect satisfaction eusrs kteed
Only SIZE for the VERY FINEST DRESS
tHlkTt, made 90 order, 81 the BRANOa BALTI-
fpetop. ID. y.
MARLIN IRepl Nv. DARE, ms..rer.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

Receiving new 80 pplies daily. FANCY DRESS
GOOUs arrivlns-ip all the Dew sbrics aud STYLE
Thelsrsest aud che pest stock Of BLACK SILKS,
M0HAlks end aLPAOAs 90 be found N the city.
w. w. BURDErTE a 60,
No. cps I'm str e., ~.
an Ia
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WE ARE RECKIvIHG DAILY FROM OUR
w gsetSry, IN Bsltimore, fresb suplli.s Of thee
ffHfsHEp sHfRTs. made ~ the ssst Ss sns
4 s.l,n and Tvelty- lone Hunered Lipse. st the
bkAhCh BALTIMORE SHIFT BAOrORY. No.
'' "sAnihs,ohw pAKE, Manager.
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CIRCULATION OF THE STAR.
sworn Statements,

For the benefit of advertisers who desire
the widest possible publicity for their BUSH
ness announcements, at the least cost In
money, we publish the following figures and
appended affidsvits:
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
LTORsALI-A PHETON and HORSE, suitable
Il for lacies' driving horse SOUND, kind IN
be sen at Esrls Livery stable, 10th apo o..
lust hBKIylD, from WEST YIRGISIA,
y ten youpg driving and work HORSES;
several matches Apply 20 Allison Majors ~
hlSHeIy Stable: street, between 18th and
Enh ShLE.wil De sold At private ssle-P4rlOr
Il CARPETS; in tapestry; hall aud stairs, In
netsD bed rooms in three ply and other srtcles Of
fHInitGTs reasonable Inquire at No. lI2t 18Th
E'UR sALE-ooe due Jump seat CARRIN Gk.
Also, one good no-top bUGGY, a6I6
WALTIRS Cosch Factor. corner Iltn ~
and ID streets northwest sp5 g.
L'UR sALE-A HORST, BUGGY, HARNESS
very ana mite a.s The Iss: @ n .Sa ss
aaBIly tooH.RLEs BIrTIsGER, 3o6n -
10 S1 Sizf sF@s.7s;.I -. In
hand PIANOS; must po-itiy ely be sold
at sacrifice for cash. Inquire at 123 7th
EoR SALE
10000 HKRsTINE Red RAsPBERRIEs,
10 900 ONE YEAH C0NC0RD GRAPEvINEs
First-clsss and cheap, in lots OF from p,at up
A PHILLIPS,
spl-lm sos 18th street northwest.
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, JABRIAGRs.-
y The largest and most varied assert n 47RR,
of ssi @ s Of p:s
yaeeers, Top and mo- Top Busgies. 81 so, Sc seral
nne :. cond hand Panel Carrisees and Buseies ON
nI %s.Su No s1s i,th st.. BET. and CIV Nv
EOR sALK-NOw Is HE TIME.
Il have on hand 40 SPRING WAGONS, built
Te 1D and eS scsor BUeafEs - Tor .sis
r. os prass
market, Georg etovn, ID. a..
mar9-3ms JAMES X, PROBHy
IACK6OH WAGONS.
NEW STOCK.
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LOCAL BREVIIIES.

There will be an open air meeting at the cor
ner Of King and Royal streets, to night, by tht
members oil the Y. NJ. G. A.
The steamer George Ii. Stout has been taker
off the Philadelphia line, and for the prcscn
there will be only one steamer week to anc
from Philadelphia.
Some disturbance was created on King street
near Pitt last night, by fight which occurre;
there between some boys belonging to neigh
boring families.
To-day is the thrteth anniversary of the
election of Plus lX as Pope. Celebrations were
held in various parts of the country 10 honor o
the event, but none took place in this city.
The Bank Clerks Association Of Washing
ton made M excursion to Marshall Hall las
night. They were accompanied by number o
ladies aud gentlemen from this city, all OF whom
had very pleasant time.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
GOV. HAYES, OF OHIO, NOMINATED

CINCINNATI, June l6.-thc Convention as
sembled promptly at 10 o'clock this morning
and proceeded at once to ballot, with the fol
lowing result:
The chair announced the tota vote to be
1852; necessary to choice 379.
First ballot-Baiue 1885, Brist ow ll3, Conk,
ling 90; Hartrautt S. Hayes 81, Morton l24
Jewell IL, Wheeler 3.
Second ballot-Blaine 296. Morton 100
Bristow ii, Conkng SO, Hartrantt 63, Haye:
Ga, Washburnel l., Wheeler 3.
Third and fourth ballot-BIaine loses six vote:
on the fourth ballot. Brist'w l26, Blaine 292
Fifth ballot Blaine declined to 2S6, Hays
l04, Bristow ia, Morton %, Conkling 50
Hartranit 60
Sixth ballot-Blainc 30S. Hartranft is fall
ing off.
The names of Messrs. Morton and BristoV
we're Withdrawn, and.on the TIN ballot Gov
Hayes, of Ohio, was nominated by the follow
ing vote Hayes 1874, Blaine ISL, Bristow 81
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Foreign News.

LONDON, June l6-A dispatch to the Reu-
ter Telegram Company, dated Constantinoplc,
o'clock this morning, says that the ministers
were assembled in council last nght at the resi-
dence of Mldhat PLsha, President Of the Couo-
Gil, when an officer, who had been recently
dismissed from service, entered the council
chamber armed with revolver and shot and
instantly killed llassien Avn Pasha, Minister
of War, and Rachid Pashs, Minister of For
eign Affairs, and seriously wounded karserlls
Pasha, Minister of Marine. He also killed an
aide dc. camp of the Grand Virzicr and ser
want of Midhat Pasha. The assassin was ar
rested. The motive for this terrible crime is
supposed to be revenge for his dismissal.
CLIENT, June l6.-Tho abti clerical mani
festatious were renewed last night, aud some
COZ hcts between the police and the people oc-
Cured Several arr SITS were made. The
Geud armcs charged on the crowd without
previously calling on the people to dispcrsc.
The windows Of the Alcantara Hotel were
broken, and several private houses damaged
Numerous bands OF rioters afterwards paraded
the streets, utteripg shouts, but the police pre-
vented further excuses.
ST. PETERSBURG, June l6.-Advlces re-
ceived here from Tabreez, a large walled city
in the province Of AzrrbaIjau, in North Persia
announce that the black plague has broken out
In Persian koord
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REgTssssT G7LES.
5sy r. a, Acrbys Aucti0neer.


No. 81 King street, Alexandria, Virginia.
T7RUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF deed
i Of trust by Robert L. Wood and MS Wlfe,
dated on the 9Th day of Janusry' IN the year
1871, and of record in the Clerks oilce OF Inc
Corporation Court of tho city of Alexandra,
Va, libcr No l, page 3l9. the undersigned rs
trustee in said decd named, will sell Tor cash. A.
public auction, in front Of the Market house
on Roy.l street, Alexandria, Vi. on SAiO II,
DAY. the 18th day Of July, l@16 vt l. o'clock
m, the property conveyed 70 nan by the SAID
deed OF trust, viz:
1st. i LOT OF GROUND on the north side
Of King street. between Lee Snd Union streets,
Alexandria, VS., containing y feet inches on
King street, running back 20 Fayette alley 81
feet improved by y THREE STORY BklCh-
WAREHOUSE thereon.
End 4 LOT OF Gk0UED in said city, SIT.
uated on the west side o. Fairfax street, IS ieeI
and inches south OF Prince street, AnG running
thence north OF Fairfax ~tcaet % feet; thence
para ell To rrce street 50 icct i inches; thence
south parallel IL EatrisX street feet; thence
west parallel IL Prince street So feet ! lnches
thence south parallel to Fairfax street ~ teet;
thence csst parallel 20 Prince street ~ iaet, t.
the beginning. Improved by lNO'oIOhl
FRAMED DWELLING thereon.
II. 0. CLAUGHTON,
ic15te Trustee.
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From South America.

PANAMA, June 6.-DoD Tomas Frias, the de-
posed President OF Bolivia, has withdrawn tc
Peru. Daza, the Revolutionary successor vii
be resisted by the sea coast provinces.
A fire occurred in Cuzco, Peru, on the 29th
of April, through an explosion in the fire works
establishment. Arockct fooishy lit 10 the room
landed 10 FIVE hundred pound pile Of gun
powder. The fire that succeeded the explosion
burned from $50 a. N. till $50 p. m. before II
was subdutd Six persous were killed and a
large number wounded. The value Of the pro-
perty destroyed il considerable.
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FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL

The aspect in financial affairs is unchanged,
and the spirit of quiet still "broods over the
land" Business is very dull, and until after
harvest there will be but little doing in pro-
duce. Money while scarce on the street, is
easily obtained on good security, and rates are
unchanged. The money markets of New York
and Baltimore are quoted extremely easy, and
in the former 2a21 is the rate at the Stock Ex-
change for call loans secured by U. S. bonds or
other good collaterals. Prime mercantile paper
is 4ia51 per cent. State securities are frmer,
Virginia consols being in request at 665. In
local railroad urities there is but little doing
and we quote:
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Cincinnati and as each dispatch is bulletined
the excitement rises.
The first ballot, official, showed that Blaine
received 1855; Conkling, SO; Bristow, Is; Nor
tor, 1874; Hayes, 81; Hartranft. IS; Jewell, H..
The second ballot was announced as follows ::
Blaine, 29S; Bristow, ia; Morton, III; Hayes,
Ga; Conkling, SO; Washburne, l; Hartranft,
SO; Wheeler, 3; but here there came u'l,
the convention discussing point OF ord.r y
DEATH.
Mr.. Gus. Perry, of the we'll known firm OF
Perry Brothers, dry goods house, died this
morning of paralysis.
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DECREASE IN SHIPMENTs.-The CUNT
laad AIleganian says: THE American Coal
Company will begin 10 day or two to cut
down shipments one half of what it has been
doing for this season or about ouethird OF what
it usually does in brisk tunes. The reduced
shipments will employ about three boats daily. >
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A NEW UsEFoR THE OLD fLAd.-A
barber, on south Washington street, consult
ing, it is presumed, both bis Centennial patriot.
ism and the state of his finances, has purchased
ward Of those star spaugled banners, which retail
at fifteen cents, tour to the yard. and wrapped
them round big stick for BARRIERS p0le'-
Acadcmy Journal
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THE TRIAL OF W. W. BELKNAP.

THE TRIAL OF W. W. 5ELKNAP.
The formal opening was made and the trial
proceeded as usual. The Managers appeared
for the House and Messrs Black and Blair for
the defendant
Under the order of the Senate, passed at its
last session, it became necessary for Mr.. Bck-
Dap to plead at once, or that a formal plea OF
mot guilty. be entered by the clerk.
Judge Black, for the defendant, announced
the purpose of the defendant not to plead, as
in bis view the want Of two.thirds vote in
favor of the jurisdiction of the Senate had al
ready concluded the case. Mr. B. read pa
per setting forth this view with the reasons
therefor, which be asked leave to file.
Masager Lord opposed the motion, and urg-
ed that no one could tell what two-thrds OF
the Senate would decide uutl the conclusion OF
the case.
The Managers submitted an order that the
formal plea OF mot guilty be DOW entered,
Pending which Mr.. Edmonds asked if a
quorum was present.
None Was found, and after an Intellectual or
der for the attendance of Senators, the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow.
THE EXCITEMENT.
Since ii O'Clock the space 10 front of the
Telegraph station leading to the main entrance
of the House, the rotuoda and other parts OF
the Capitol, have been packed and damned
With persons eager to learn the latest from
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CUTTING WHEAT.-Mr Roberts, at Cameron
Mills, has his hands at work cutting wheat.
The wheat looks remarkably 6ne and promises
good yield. From all OF the surrounding
country the reports are encouraging. In the
lower counties Of Maryland aud Virginia, along
the river, both the grain and tobacco crops look
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in Brooklyn, June LIST, at the residence of the
brides uncle, by Rev. Mr.. Tslmsge, Mr..
DAINGERFIELD LEWIS, OF King George
county, Vs., to Miss SADIE CHAPLIN, only
daughter of DR.. II. E. Chaplin, formerly of Mo.
bile, Alabama.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK. jane l6 Stocks dull but strong.
Money 2. Gold l2s Flour quiet and uH-
changed. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
quiet and steady.
BA1rIMoRE,. June 16.-3:Virginjs skies, de- de
Cotton quiet but irmer; middling Ia. Flour
quiet and steady and unchanged. Wheat very
dull; Western amber track l22a125 do. red It's
sl15; Pennsylvania red 1884, Maryland red,
good to prime, l25al35; do. amber lfO; do.
white 115al25 Corn-Southern steady West.
ern opened easier, bit closed frmer; Southern
White 5G-5s Southern yellow 56a57 Western
mixed 5Ssa5sl spot; 5>S July. Oats quiet. but
irmer; Southern, good to prime, 33s35; West
ern white 36s3S Western mixed 3Oa33. Rye
quiet but firm. at 75aSO: Hay dull and un-
changed Provisions steady and firm bpt quiet.
Pork 20 50nS21. Bacon-shoulders ST. clear
rib sides ia hams l4!sl54. Lard quiet and
steady refined 12!. Butter more active and
Grmer; Western good to prime, 14al9. Coffee
trmer and higher; Rio cargoes l5sls; jobbing
l54alS1 Sugar firm at l04 alOs. Whiskcy quiet
but firm at 81 III.
Ever moment of our lives every part Of our
body is wearing out and is being built up anew.
This work is accomplished by the blood, and il
the blood does not perform its work properly
the system is poisoned. Cleanse the blood by
the use of DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills. Harm
less but efficient.
How TO GET A sBAND-Take of modes:
ty large portlon; unite 1t with urbanlty and
good humor; to which add good sense, and
plenty of love, with vrtuous heart and a
pretty face Take Simmons Liver Regulator
regularly, that the blood and complexion be
pure and health good.
From actual experience in my practice,
am satisfied TO prescribe il asa purgatlve mGdl
cine, "T. w. MASON, NJ. d."