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MANAGERS! !!

President. Hon. James Pollock, Philadelphia.
Vice. President, Robert G Hil, Philadelphia.
Sec'y and Treas, W. p. johnson, Philade. phia
N ed. IX'r WI IL. MHlln, NJ d., Chestnut Hill!
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10 Pounds Gained In 3 Weeks and Cured
af Eongu.uuefaue

Mcssrs. CRADDOCk a. Co,
1892 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa.
GENTLEMEN Please send me II bottles OF Drs
H.. JAMES CANNABIs iNDlcA, one each OF Puls
aud Ointment, iOr a friend OF mine who Is not
expected u hNe, and as your medicines ouIed
me OF CONSUMPTION some three years ego.
want HIN 10 try them. ] gained fifteen pUO' 4
while taking the d 81 three bottles da
! Respectfully, ]. RUF
/ IAWrenoebug x, ANDERSON CO., KY l.
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2 hHN FENVEFItNN721 - " 7 - ~ ~
The liver regulated, the bowels put IN proper
OF der tho blood enriched aud puri 6cd, and tho
nervous system rendered tranqull and vigorous
by tins lnestimabe family medicine and safe
guard against disease, which rs, moreover,
most agreeable and elective appetizer, aud
co dial peculiarly adapted to the wants Of the
ageg and unilrm.
For sale by ali DragRists and Dealers gen
erally. jII.2-w5.
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tn SItRsCIgIRERs.

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The Association Will not issue a certificate to
any person over 90, nor on any lie unless the
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ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED. Apply to o
Z. R ALEXANDER,

DISTRICT AoENT,
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Jan. a, 1880. ebiah o. pa
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A DMINIsTRATRIX SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
of Carbon County. Pa, the undersigned Ad-
minlstratr,x of George Samuel HebeTling, late
Of tn Borough of Lehlghton, Pa, decd there
will he offered at Public Sale on the premises,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08
EERGKTSL .l-ElL-h

Tho President has approved the tiI bppro.
pria'log 500. 600 Tor an em blematio add com.
mcmnrstive monum'n over the site OF Corr,
wallis surrender q, Yotk,owo.
viii inn Sutherland. L III amin Rick and
Wi La Moore, lho latter snail boy, 10 years
of age W TO arrested on Sunday, 10 R.chm ond,
for rubbing T. i SpcDca Il Slbs store OF
clothing valued Of 500 Tho boy YVES hui. ted
up to second story eiodow, Wh c he catered,
and admitted his Il Ter oOufodera,c. ty Opening
a door for them.
a difficulty occurred on Sunday OF Gfapi!e
Station. near pcIrstcr, tc.Ween two cclored
TX pcoitcoilsrv c0nvc's, named Mitchell and
Jones, IL Wh CT tie tUrm-r stabbed tho latl er
twice with pair Of SCISSORS. ibh,oiirg wounds
in tho shoulder aud side which will likely prove
fatal. Alter committing this &c. Mitchell
jumped 90 mule AID FASTENED sitter doctor.
he was afterwards arrested aud subsequently
effected his escape, tus Was caught.
A fire 10 Winchester on Sunday. mentioned
10 yesterdays Gtz tie. Destroyed John Il. Ei
nunds grocery aud feed sore, j. Murphy g
ertcary ADD liqnor store, and Reese Yestkey' =
dry goods ood notion store. The Hart Hotel
WAS several times tficr, but tho fines we're
extinRulS5ed without se,ioui damage. Three
men we're badly turoed by tho explosion of o
coal oil barrel IN Edmunds' storo Their names
are john Il. Eimuud., John J,Erson, and
Mir. Caio. This Gre il supposed to have been
the work OF Cd iaocndiary Tic bulldogs were
Owned by DR.. James Courad, and il sured, The
total damage IS Sc, 600 or IS, 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08
Terrific Hurricane.

New York. Juoe S.-A fpecial from Man
kato, MIMI, says severe rain storm that ragged
over southern Nlinpt s,ta on three const ativo
days. eliminated on Saturday mor6iug 10 a
terrific hurricane. Total destruction resulted
10 everything 10 its path. Over q hundred
houses were unroofcd. churches, schools, rail-
road bridges, telegraph wires; trees aod all
kinds of movable property are scattered 10 every
direction. The hu'ric,no was followed By
beaVy rain storm which augmented tho terrible
damage sustained to bull iinss and stock. Tho
rain poured in torrents through unrotfsd build
ings SID ever unprotected mercantile goods.
The estimated damage will BE- about 500 900.
Several houses occupied IS dwellings, were blown
down over the heads of tic families. but strange
to say no one was seriously Injured. The do
sructtcn Of timber in the orcs. is uDpreea-
deDted. Acres Of the best wood 10 the vicinity
are lsVc!cd to the ground. The growog crops
as tsr SO reports have been received are not
badly damaged, The railroads csnteripg at this
place arc ali heavy sufferers. Bridges in as yet
unknown numbers were carried away and the
road beds 10 numerous u!aces badly washed.
Tee frs: train over the North Western Il. r
sircs Saturday morning arrived here to- night.
At Lake Crystal The storm took pws7 shout
two. thirds Of the grain elevator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08
REHn6 or THE UAF.

j lhn Broueham. the tc'tr, died ia New
York yesterday.
The gaslight c,upabies Of Baltimore are 10
cor solldatc, aud the plioo Ct gas raised 10 81
or MORE.
The Amy worm is said to, be fast makiog
away with those New jersey cops which we're
left By the recent fire.
1t is reported that T,lden has mapped on. the
democratic clmraig for 1880 as carefully as
be did that Of 1876.
The Savannah aud Charleston Railtcai re-
organized yesterday. aBd tho new line will be
rapidly pushed through to jacksonville.
Eph Hollaud. who figured cors 2icuously in
the e. ec ion frauds, 10 Cincinnati. of 1876 was
shot 10 the leg near the glo:n last Diaht by
Marshall Woodirg a gambler, at Dirvi lie. Va.
The doctors hv, been uuablc to extract tho
ball
Immigrants have been landed ct Castle Gar
dco. New York, for some time past at the rate
Of 2 600 per dpy. Over 5000 arrived 10 the
past twenty -four hours. The arrivals in this
country for the tbreo months ending juno 80
arc exptc:ed to be quarter Of million.
tx CouerassuaaSberrardC Clemens died 10 g..
Louis few days ago. lie was member of
the Thirty fifth add Thrly-sixth Congr, sses
add gained considerable celebrity 10 1859 by O
duel with Captain o Jennings Wise, OF The
R'chm)rd Etq1irer. Clemens was wounded
severely, being famed for life.
Two Brush eltciic lights 10 the Continental
Hotel dining room ct Philadelphia have dis
PLACED II [ gas lights. Tho power is furnished
| BY tho engine that ruus the elevator. E'ectrie
lights also illunioate the naio haI, ofios and
bar room, at az expense oil cont each per hour
| TO-: the car5ons used. This will Cause a great
reduction 10 the hotels gas blI ususlly amt ut
| Ing 10 S2l COO per anuum.
A little girl, tho daughter Of Archibald
| Thompson. in BrandyHine village, near Viii
Eiogton, Delaware, while playing With matches
on Saturday. set her clothing on Gre. She ran
into another re on and the n .mes communicated
10 tho clothing Of baby. Tho older child died
the same day, and the arm of tho infant was &C
badly buroed that amputation will be ntocssarS
to save its lie.
! The Supreme Court Of tho District of Colun
bia has overruled the motion for new trial iu
tho case Of tn, llrtb murderera, Sandy PIuu
"a Qlsnon. aud Babe Bedford. Asset ,te
Justices Macarthur and Wylio mado the
decision, but Chief Justice Carter dissented
and when he went eff to Kansas a few
days ago he left dissenting opiLi,n il
writing. Uron this decision tho three
senicnced men become again the sui cts Of the
ealows and utlats tho President iotervenet
with pardon or communication, they will suffer
death some time thirty days after the close Of
the present General Term. They were sentenced
to be hung 10 April last, but the appeal to the
General Term operated as o stay CT senterce.-
! All profess re sgnatlon to thor fate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08

A GALLANT REscUE-A corvespora.,,
wiring from St. Louis says: Ihs icro Ct ~
day in St. Louis is former Circiuoct;aa Gar a
Peter Miller. lie is lahcriug mau, WIN f,
merly worked alorg the liver ct Circi0rs,;
aud who is Employed here ca tie lumber r,g,s
which coue up the Mississippi. Las. S.,u,J.r
attrcoon boy was playiog abou, one OF -,
RATS at the foot Of Benton rect, when he s;n.
ped and tell into the river. The current is su,l,
at Benton street, and tho edd,s-dapr,r.us
eVeo to The most cxrerIetc,d swimucrs-ara
at that punt strong aud treacScrcu,. Ibo h.r
was sucked down BY the current, tossed I'm sc,;n
further out 10 the stream and c,r1i ii ar.,
swiftly. There were thirty or foIly men Nd
boys at work about the rett, but cot orr ~
them dared 90 10 to the rcc CT tie Ii,l, ~
low 10 the water. FOu. times he came to H.
surtace. and Wbco he went doEa the fifth time
tar out 10 the river, came up to more, onIv
lot OF bubbles showing where no had disa,.
peared.
Miller, when the to7 fell 10, was wCrlire a,
| o point fifty rods away, ADD attr,ced by ths
| shoutlog, came ruuning to the spot. When
| he reached the raft tho boy had souc down Il a
nth time. but he marked the bubbles 90 Il .
| water aud plunged in with rosr of rope" Of
the men about who had feared The venture
swearing that be would have the body or drew,
lie was heavily dloSsed, but swan like % oit@r
to the bubbles, and then Owed. For lour ma
nothlrg was seen, and lower down tho r;y,r =,
mans head appeared. moving slowly tcw;rI
the sLo;e. lt seemed incredible ,h,.
it should Ga Nlitl.r with tho h,ly, h,,
20 it rrovad; ard then followed ,ha ,or,.
tocs OF as gallant n swimming iea, -
WAS over Witnessed. The man WAS waipA,,
down ~ his own heavy clothing, tbs holy VS.
burden Gripping bis ttr,rt!, and tho Cur7n,,
something lew men dare enter even in SWIM
ming apparel; but Miller nevar thoagb, a.
dropping his load. end inslly. .f.pra ms.n.l..
cent display Of strength and skill in tho ws,rr
reached the shore sg.ir,
No one thought there was sny llfa in the DO,
but efforts st resusclLstion wore mado, sssn =
ter OF course, ami two hours later animation W :,
restored and the lads life saved AS for Miirr
| even after his desperate baltic for lifs ho O.
| not seem TO thiuk he had done snythinr ~
| markabe. and came out Of the watar MS no weo,
In. chiefly full OF a fine rseo at tho group =,
men who would stand by and 500 child suck,, {,
| into the cdes Of the Mississippi. 10 seemed I,
be Impressed firmly with the idea that he cou.!
whip any man in thu crowd" bu. his ability
IN that direction was not put TO the US. by 81 y
OF The brawny raftsmel. There WAS look
the mans eve as liz came ont Of tho wscr
| dipping. which cowod the plucsiost cvcn =,
these free sh.ers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08
Browns Household Punacca

!s the most effective Pain De,.royerin the wor.
VIII most surely quicken the blood whe,l,:
taken Internally or applied externally, sua
thereby mora certainly kELlEVh r4IN
whether chronic or scu.s, than cry other II
allevlator, and is warranted doutlo tho stvente
Of any similar preparation
II cures Pain in the Sids. Back CT Bowe'
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothsche, and kLi
ACHES, and is The Great Keliever @!
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANA.
CEA" should be in every family. A tesspooa.
full of the Panaces in a tumbor of no. w..ct
(s~eetened. if preferred). taken at bsd.mo. WI
BREAK UP A COLD. Is cents q bntLio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08
ncil Sickness,

Undoubtedly with children, attributed 10 o.ao;
causes, is occssoHed By Worms. BROW ~
VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or Worm LcaeHy.,,
although effsetual in destroying worms. can On
no possible injury 10 tho most delicate Chilli,
This valuable combiretion has been successfully
used by physicians, and foubd 10 be absolutely
sure in graduating worms 50 hur!ful 10 children,
Is cents box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08

Around the bulletin boards ct the Gazette Of
fee snd the telegraph Offices crowds have been
lingering for leversl days past esger to hear
the result OF the bsllotiDg 81 CLicsgo, and when
the news Of Ga,Ge,ds nomination was snnounc-
cd there was much surprise and coed deal OF
chsgrin expressed en- the part Of the friends
c! Grant and Blaine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08
Eeuiro (llnurp,i.

rANTILLE. VA, June The celebrated ca.c
Of the Reynolds negroes. which WAS. remaudri
from the United States District Court, K.va:.
Judge, ID tho CiIclit Court Of Patrick cOu l.,
came up for trial lhcro last week, and on H..
ton of their counsel tho veniro wss chsnycd /,
the Circuit Court OF Uanvi!le. Judge Green y
special venira has been ordsroi Tor their tia
here on tho 2l4t list
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN.
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 8, 1880.
The republican convention. alter prolonged

The republican convention, alter prolonged
and disgractful labor, has brought forth q
mouse that is not ridiculous only beclus, it is
infamous. The strongest man the party con-
tanned was General Grant. but by the comb!na
tion Of oil his weaker opponents be was slaugh
tercd, and The empty honor put upon rs weak
candidate as the convention could possibly
nave s!lccted-Jemas a. Garfield. MIR. GAR
field was born 10 Cu7ahosa c,unty, Ooio. and
il only forty nioe years old He is a graduate Of
Wi liam College, Massachusetts, and is law.
yr lie entered The Federal army as colonel
Of an Ohio regiment, and rose to the rank Of ma
jorle1eral, and has b,eD an Ohio mombcr Of the
last nloe congresses. The exploit Ivy which be
achieved the most notoriety in the war Wts bis
flight from the battle Of Cbicamauga to Lookout
Mountain, where he remained fer three days
en must have been fed during that time by
the ravens. like FL jlh. as the halt starved Con-
isderatos had long before eaten everything it
contained His bss: known legislative get was
his reception Of bribe Of $1,000 for his iLflu-
ence in securing the adoption by the govern nj ent
of the De GoIyer moth and water repellant pas
tent. lie is also preacher Of the Camp belIito
religion. and esircsd bis charity to al men by
maklog corciliatory speech at a social banquet
10 Washington. during the delivery of which
he shook hanGs with an cx.Uopfaderste across
the table as typical mode of bli]gng the
bloody chasn, aud 10 short time thereafter was
suuplpg his district with the bloody shirt 10
one hand ADD the kyeIa's pick and spade 10
the other. We acknowledge that we have beeo
greatly disappointed. We supposed Grant
would he nominated. and hoped he wonld be-,
btc'usc. il cut cpini7n he would have been
easier to beat Than any Of his livsl*.
Oar disappointment, however, il agree
able, Tor the man who has been
nominated was not in our list CT his rivals, and
1t msu could have been selected weaker than
himself that man is Galli, I'D. the main prop OF
the protected monopoIists n Congress, aud
who is SO solic.tous in bis regard tor their 10
forests that BIO wont even let tho probibitory
tariff on wood pulp DO reduced, 80 that the price
Of every mans want, poor or rich, paper. can
be lowered. If the democrats can't beat Mr..
Garfield, then they may as we'll hang their harp
90 tho willow tree aud disband.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08

Stories first heard at uo;hol's knec alc
never Who'll y forgotten. Mothers h,uld ocycr
forget that the sufcriups Of their ,tie CHS
can es.iy be ovc:csmc by the use Of De. Rats
Baby Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08

How times do charge! sticking" eight years
ago helred 10 make Grant President. 1t Low
coIsigns him 10 perpetual private life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08
DIED.

At his rtsider ce, in Fsisf-x County, Va June
9th, 1889. ID. THOMAS BEAVERS, sgst %
years, mouths ard Il days. Es- His u.rr.!
will take place on Thursdsy. Juna 10Th, n. tSo
O'Clock p. M Friends sre re.po t!u!ly ia
vited to attend
In Washington, June TN, 1870. MACY
SfKlGG d. MERSLEY. insan. taugh.or Il.
James + and ANNA b. Hsmarsley, in The 81,
month OF It's age Rich papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08

among tho numerous things for what tho re-
hu'icans take credit to themselves. in tho plat
form they adopted at Chicago. are tho rts.ora-
non OF peace and otdsr at the South, tho 70
ductlon Of the public debt, and tho improved
condition OF the country generally, apparently
failing 10 reoolleOt that but for tho existence of
the republican party there never would hayo
been any war and disorder at the South, no
public debt to reduce. and that the condition Of
the country would not have required improve
ment. The republican party has risen and pro,
crossed upon the creation of the very conditions
1t now aatterS itself for removing, and which,
with the brazen faced assurance for which it is
remarkable, it is doing all it can to perpetuate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08

The platform adopted by tho republican ma
tonal convention says the democrats have
crushed tho rights Of individuals" We live
IL democratic community and from tho very
nature of our daily work must DO aware of tie
condition Of affairs not only in it but 10 many
other communities of similar political character,
and yet we have never known democrats either
to crush or even to want to crush individual or
any other sort OF rights. Would that VIC c)u!d
say the same OF republicans. But it is impcs.
sltlo for Us to do 80 with the last presidential
election s'l fresh 10 our memory. Then tho
rights not only Of individuals, but of lhteo
"htl' States AID Of quarter of million nero
than bali tho entire lumber Of voters ia tho
c1untry. wero crushed" and their protests
scofniully Fpurncd and conten ptuousl7 rejected,
though shame upon liberty end reprcach upon
tho institutions Of American freedom were the
natural and legitimate consequences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08

The fact that a ,old worn out and tattered
confederate flags, stained with the life 4 blood
OF the men who carried them, we're taken Get
CT their dust and web-covcred receptaeea il
Winchester last Saturday AID displayed as aen-
tlmeottl souvenirs of Cause only halowcd By
the memory of the lives it cost. has beer seized
uDon by tho radical press of the North as 90.
other occasion for the reiteration of the ground
Its' assertion that the South is still rebellious at
heart, aud that it avails itself Of every oppor,u.
nly CT displaying disloyalty that it would
manifest 10 more overt acts were it not deferred
therefrom by fear aud by the experience Of the
past. The Confederaoy is thing that is gone,
Its fag5,in the la1d over which they once waved.
represent nothing now but that MINISTERIAL sub.
s!snce. tho memory Of brave men. Tho radi.
Gals Ct the North, however, would have it NJ
pear thst the stars ADD bars are still the en- :
blems OF rulssaat power. standing armed and
equipped, and ready to destroy the Government
As soon as 8 democratic President is elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08

So another duel has been fought in Virginia
and again has an editor of the Richmond Wing
fallen, but fortuuat,ly, We hope, to rise again.
Unquesionably some means moro effective than
the existing lawful ones should be devised fer
correcting the excesses Of the press when they
reach the evils Of Righteousness. That resort
to the unlawful means of the duel is ineffective
has becn demonstrated, and DO where else IN ore
plainly Than 10 Richmond. Oae thing, how
ever. is certaIu, aDd that is that thespubIisher
OF personal AID urjusti6ablo abuse should BIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08

IN, otiec! Ct as much cc1suro ED rerrosch 10
the community in which he rc,iie5 as the man
who retaiates with violeIc,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08
FR0.n sVr SRaf.S9 TOyv

Grant on the first ballot st Chicago had col
and On the last 2C6 votes. His friends stuck.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Juno s, lSSO-llc
market continues quiet and easy, with l:,c d..
ing. Flour is steady at last questions. THO
receipts Of Wheat arc only fiji, and 81 oush''.
were offered IN sold ". day ut lis. l22 l2} IL,
as 10 quality. Corn is wanted, ind but i,t'c is
coming in. Nothing doing in Eye or Cats The
receipts Ct county produc. hsve somewhat in.
creased, and Gales were ma 10 q. yesterdays
quotations,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-08

receipts cl county produce have somewhstin in.
creased, and s.Ios were ma 10 q. yesterday
quotations.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, ,Iuno =
Prices this week Tor Beef Cattle ranged rs fol-
lows
Best Beeves. ..""."..........".."...h u n -
Generally rated first quality ........i T. q l..
Medium or good fair quality. ........3 81 q T.
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows ID q ~
Extreme range ofprlces. OO 81
Most OF the sales were from ..........5 w b s.
Receipts for the wsek 925 hcsd; sslcs t.
The market was more active tnsn LAST TcCE,
and prices q shade higher. All tho offerings
were sold, inclu ling few left over from n'i
week. The quality WAS qnits good, Of tet'"r
average than last weok. there beiag vary 'cw
common Cattle in the yards.
Mich Cows-Trsde wss slow. Va qIJ.a +!
ZOAS4O per head, as TO quality.
Sheep and Lsmbs-There has been cloi
demand hero fer good Sheep. chi fl : by ou:s'r,
parties, and all the Offering. have been nl;po'''
Of Lambs were plentiful, in e:cs's Of the de-
mand, which WAS quite Glow. and owing 10 s"'
heavy decline in Eastern prices quolsti1ns her.
were lower, with very slow trada Weqi1:A
common to fair Sheep AT 2isd!,. and 90 ID 10 eI'
ira 4is5c. Lambs AGA: per 10 gross. Arriv"a
this week S937 head
Hogs-The receipts ara somewhat less il NJ
OeIe Ih6u tue TitutT liSut Iuu VI lhst HoSh, a.
the quality of the ofringa abou. tho sane H !.
WAS then. The most acceptable weights Coz"
tnue to be $50 to It's lbs grss Trade has b""n
fair. bu! not active, in all yards. with prizes
higher. We quote rough Hogs ct Site, sh@
the better Grades At 6 CO: per ID nat with Il I'ir
number at the latter figure. Arrivals this week
1889 head
BALTIMORE, June IVA 6, old - asked; %
deferred Cs do conSols 5.l; DO n series -;
past dua coupons %; new ~ 4O5 Al; ~ al
comp 97i bid to-day. Cotton steady mlddiirg
lld Flour quiet and ulchangoj Who.t-
Southern steady Western lower Southern r.!
old lZ6al8J; new I65; Southern amber l2S,l:44;
No Wes' ern winter red spot ze4.l3OJ; Juue
i2e4sl3O; July llG3all6; Aug lil4alllS; Sep!
llllall2i. Corn-Sout1srn steady; do Ecsl
ern lower; Southern whit, tGi DO yo!loa 81;
Weetern mixed spot 5ist3i; June 521s5:2; July
g. ia52i steamer C0,Jl. Oats steady sni TN
changed. Rye dull at 81 Hay uncbsngrt
Coffee unchanged Suxse firm. Whisky
quiet at l1.$l III
. NEW YORK June Stocks stfoag. Money
ss4. Flour quiet. Whesl-sprirg quiet; VIZ
ter unsettled. Corn quiet.
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II U U N IA BREAST PIN knquir. a.
- store, northwest corner Fairfax an! Prince
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Juno =
'rices this week Tor Beef Cattle ranged rs inl-
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bismarcE says be remains 10 ndic, only 10
Statlfy Tho personal Rish Of the Emperor, and
toat hencecr:h 10 will leave parli.pl aptarv
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