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DR.. WHITTIER.

m REGULARITY HIRED PEHNaH.
-. UlANs ~ his Diploma, which hangs
~ his office, viii show, has made Chronic
Diseases ne study 81 his hle, aud has a
ioeated ~ Nt, Louis than any other Chronic
piaaaaa Physician. $3.50 -tf.g 'g-
Much Of his practice has been of a pri.
Nhte nature. syphilis, Nonorrhoea, elect,
Sttistute, ~ uIinqfy Diseases, Syphilitic
of Homes urehitls, Hernia. or Ruptura.
70 body aud mind, producing niotchea, nes
plllS, Impotence, Dizziness, bimneaa OF
sight. Confusion OF Ideas. Evil Forehod-
ings Aversion 70 Society, foaa ~ MemorV-
Weakness, etc; not all these In any me
ease, but all occurring frequently ia va
na- Accommodation ample charges
moderate /; cures guaranteed, ConeuifA.
tions by letter or at office. nee Most cnspa
can be property treated without an }tfrr,53etn
aud medicines, secure from ohaeryntion
sent by mail or express, No hindrnnco 10
httaimraH IN most cases. vi
Address iinX a0ns. st. Louis, Mo.
Hours - am, TO pm, Oftiee pefmn.
nentiy located nG No. % ~. Charles Street
between sixth and Seventh, ono square
south of Lindell Hotel, a retired spot In
the cantregpt thd city, ttE Ek LIT
Concentration rooms, and rooms for the
accommodation OF such patients IA require
daily personal attention. a4N EW}a#H
81 'af"4 EPER TRODP
ehn get In a sealed letter envelope my
" Theory, symptoms. and Treatment of
Nervous Urinary, and Sexual Diseases
clearly delIncating all the Diseased Com A,
Hons, with full symptom Lists, for ~.
three-cent postnga-Htainpa To prepay AL.
age. Circular for Ladies', relating I'M
eases of Puberty, Menatruation, Mnt Fa,ss.s
nancy, three cents.
am dAwsna (ditawl
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CoTToN WARES.
Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
TO the Public In general, but most especial
ly 10 the Farmers, that they are prepared
TO take In Wool FOR manufacturing into the
following Goods, viz: If" -NHIfF7
JEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLETs, PsAIN AND
PLAID FLANNEfs, LtNsEls, SATf-
NETS n STOCKING YANN,
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice We have also n good Hupply Of the
above Goods on HAND for sale OF exchange
Tor Wool, 30 that persons living mt "a dis
can have their goods right OF. Price list
for manufacturing will be sent on applica-
ton. Office and Factory corner Bond street
and Canal. JOHN w. GRUEN q co.
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Notice TO Tax-Payers.
\ w. ARuasws a. sm.svswAs.w s.mt... -

the Taxpayers of the city uf Evana.
81 tne Iamin0n Council OF anid city the
tux nunllehte Tor tho yeat 1860, and that 1
am now realty To receive the taxes o0na
talnnd In said duplicate. .fEt i1f9f
AZ persona who pay their taxes In null
Within thirty days from thiatdate will 10
entltaHu We discount of three per cent. Of
expiration OF thirty days, aid Within sixty
uhye nuin this date. Will be entitled rs d
discount otonv ansl a half per CENT. OF the
amount, 49, r. r III
MY oiflco Ia nc the building OF the Ctty
Council. on Locust Street, between Aaeond
and Third HtFaetm.i44a ~ $3.50
JOHN Nvllu hkAT, CLAY Collector.
hNahsNiaies Heps' ~, less. IReplS DIV
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STEELE q TRIRLEs.

Necond ST., Bctweon NheNtnut hnW NHaFEy
a. uff9l : Evansville, Ind.
( SASH, nooRa, WINDOW BLINDS DRiss'loD
3LuM.scse, BOARDS, LAriIs, &C., OF every de-
cription constantly on hand. Pmcnimg
Boxes OF all kinds made to order. Saving
Of every kind done on the shortest notice.
aplSayl
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DENTISTS.

~eS,sELINa DULY THANKFUL FoH
IL the very liberal patronage nooeAvod
during the past seven years, and being
perfnanent residents of the city, desire all
pernons whether they need thalr profoD~
aional services or not % vialt their rooms
and pee the various styles. of work mans
nactured. H f#Hs8
improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that will suDS9gwe
the interests of their patients In seuuren ~
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal tn anylin the Eastern cities.
They have several AnmslheticA for Atf0~
Waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are aunlken can De restor~@
20 nearly their original contour.
All desirable styloH OF AiHTiFiG 49,
TEETH made anywhere In the Unitoa
states are made by us. k1mekuhwutes o.
ChildrenA Teen1y tHace0tsfui 90 nseeqeu.
/ I Those havsag Decay os&<1eeth shoals
either have &kNn, % rakM4 nneU kAne
latter II possB7ka). The fasMh OF the par
Neuralgie A1eotions treated also Os a.
Palate. ~
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River amf tvantaer

afFeTkHAft. Oct. li.-tlP MLffie river
bag risen three inches, the weather
ai9Hdx and signs with or rain. F5 -
PiIFsRuaH, oct. Naanz7Rivsr. n We
lad SLOW dFizzIlng rain. ali last night aud
this mohaing, Without any signs al present
qf u change Fl s I'm We 4f
The weather yesterday was cloudy and
cool, rather unpleasant. The river fell
about a foot during the twentgrfoar hours
ending at three o'cioek yesterday. AT
Pittsbarg II IL falling, with less than thirty
inches ia the ehanRel, aud the prospects
aIe fnN arnhl6 ~. I1.at ~ l..f a.asaais
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eTEA MH0AT rHINTINa.

No printing establishment ia the West
hhs better facilities OF greater ability fdf
doing fine Steamboat Printing oar assert
fnenL Ut job Type, though very large aud
p0fnplele, IL constantly being hdded TO- and
our fob department. Is under the TieFsbnai
hnpafvision.af one Of the best job printers
in the United alate@4 We are pfebaFed %
print Posters, piainaf fancy, Htll Heads,
Bills f.hdin9. Lafds, deck and Mshi Tick
els, Bills ~ Fare, Mates ffielets ftIf Labor,
Ae,, 80, Orders left with eieheF 1T the
wharf boats will be promptly attandsd 10.
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NJ. LyoN.uo ~ 'daaa o.oLEmENr
W. LYON az 90.
{ M. LYON AZ 90.

vRTE Rave OPENED A NAM
WV moth Fine Clothing House In ~.
Louis, aud have tho LARGEST and
FINEST STOCK of CLOTHS and Fancy
Mnterial In the piece ever brought TO ST.
LOFTS. Wealso have one OF the best CUT
tcra TO be found Ia New York. Our Ready
Made Garments were gotten up especially
20 our order NJ the celebrated house OF
phvlin 4 Co., Broadway, New York ex-
preasly for the 81. Louis city Trade. ~ fiFt
= We are prepared To get mp Hne, stylish,
Business or Dress Suits 10 order Ia the
most tasteful aud "nobbyn style, on the
shortest notice. We are temporarily los
Gated at No. 300 North Fourth troet, and
VIII remove TO the beautiful marble build
Ing corner Fifth and Olive Streets on the
list November ft 44.
our Mr.. lyon would be pleased to re-
ooivo acau and the ORDERS Of all his for
mer customers and friends In Evansville,
Henderson,, and vicinity. ftn tHA
Mr.. Caleb Davidson, Third Street, be-
Tween Main aud Locust, Evansville, has
kindly consented 70 take the measures of
gentlemen who may desire TO favor us
with their orders. d 4aFaH# Il f.L
Any OF the former customers OF Mr.,
Lyon who may send their orders can de-
pend on getting frst-elass goods aud cle-
gnnt hts ut the lowest priceai aud ia all
cases whore not perfectly satisfactory as
regards style, quality, and price, they can
Sc. Louis, Mo-, sept. IS 1866. Goe2 d2m
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MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS.

nS- A good assortment OF Timers stock.
nH All Iobhing, mueh ~ dU1TfGRINa
ROOFING, &C.. done at short notice s..
all warranted as represented. ~ f
onera 20 sell cheap, at Wholesale or retail.
Orders solicited. npriH
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business has been very dali on the ieVee
teftwa days, with no arrivals eAGspt the
pack ts.p,a.,The Mepomba had good trip
Wednesday nightn,rus The Phantom yea-
tefday was fiiiing up slowly, and the pros
paet was not fiattaFing,,..,,, A good deal OF
freight was awaiting the charmar, which
had not arrived np 70 twelve o'clock de-
tanned. no doubt. by fog, .....,a The New
Albany ledger OF Tuesday contains the
following mysterious paragraph 9la ii.is
"hilsefthoFa ia Informed that In ourbat
bet We don't want an old article, Hen
pieasr take due notice, and got np SOME
thisg elegant and fresh"
the Ledger will please inform as what II
has references to- We have not made any
bet with q Democrat since 1860, when we
won several, which they, In imitation Of
their great leader, JsfT.. repndiated, and
we then determined 10 take n0 more boot
leas risks. Explain Charley. sd sefq8 +
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star Union Line.
The Only Line Carrying Freight 10
ea and from Eastern Cities.
Time Quicker, and Rates as Low, as
by any other Route.


YRyHaHs - TsHE ONLY LIME IEAv-
n ing real capital, ana owning the cnrR
In which It's freight N transported. LIS
cars are new and of "bfoad tread" in-
tended 70 bee run through between Eastern
ana WeAtern cities, irrespective of changes
of gnnge. The +" star Union Line " reaches
East over the Pennsylvania Railroad. and
~ the authorized Fnst Freight Line of that
road, and is worked on nil routes over
which 10 undertakes To transport, under
contracts which secure To the property en-
trusted To It's charge the best facilities for
fltat ana uniform movement that roads
over which IL passes possess.
We invite tho attention Of merchants
shipping goods West to the facilities offer
cd by this line.
Al ciainis for ddmdge or ouer-
charge nil be promptly settled By
presenting freight bitls and bitts Of
ladia0 al this office, apoiding all dc.
tag Of referring bills East for settle
nenf - an Qdpdatage offered by no
other route. tA
To parties chipping produce East, this
limo oners special Inducements. Tho pro-
duco y loadeG ut this place In "Stnr Line
cara and Rpet through without change 20
any Eastern city s# s3Iq
y. II. EHRMAN 4 co, a..
sop3 dow Agents.
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Among the FIRST boats due here are the
Nightingale. ana Emma, No .. for ~.
Loaisl Clifton and Importer, for Mem pills :
Celeste, W. a, Caldwell, Huntsville,
Charleston, aud Rose Hambieton, for iittie
Rock Indiana. from New Orleans Lady
Franklin, Emperor, n, w. stfadHr, ana
swallow. for New orieansl Morning star,
from Louisviiisi Armada and eharmer,
from caif0i Ada Lyon, from Green River
Altoona, Afmadilio, and Loaisyiile, from
New ofisansi Habt Burns, from Maflt-
phiss 8.as.t.
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Coach 4 Saddlery Hardware

Springs, Axlea, Wood Work, Dainaata,
Harness, lenaneied Patent Leather
fad Skins, Aitirtinga, Se.. Ne.
Ea7 He8 #t8 6fsH
No. ~s Main street.
Evansville, July 2, 1850. irl0
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Plain and Fancy Tinware.

COOKING and Heating Stoves, Mantiea,
Mantle Fronts, the very best Enameied
Crates, fne aud ,eommoni Akiileta and
ltdnt ovens and Lids, Sugar X ettiaa /.
noE~IronhI Mnn0thinEsIfone, fancy aud
conimani Coal tInda and Vases nritan.
Mia Warel Iron, Timed, and lgnanleled
Ware. aud everything connected with the
bnaineaHi Ia .Ant, u general assortment OF
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The only arrivals and departures Hp ia
three O'Clock, yesterday, were the John 4
MecoHbs, louisville aud return i. T.,
Webb, Henderson and return uolaa
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No. IA Second Street.

Hetween Main and sycamore and received
q large addition TO his stock of ware, no
that lie now has the largest and beat select
oil stock In the city of
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Foa cAiRo. -sIha feet Sam Orr will he
tile regular PACKET for Cairo aud way
points to-day. sha las fine passenger 40.
eomm9dation, and n of great speed, Capt,
Alien Duncan and Guy Vineyard are hef
agreeable and accom- nodatihg oIfieefa.
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TINWARE.
ii. II. BLEM X II IL

~ AA REMOVED FROM His oLn
- stand on Main street 90 hia new
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 4th of September

JAssY, August 3I.-The Hospodar
has made a triumphant entry into
Jassy. He was met on the way by over
lures from the inhabitants.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept 1.-Seven thou
sand Circassians captured the town of
An Luckum Caulkully, on the 9th of
August. The Russians received REIN
forcements, re-took the town, and
repulsed several attempts to re-capture
it. Later news states that the Insur-
gents are willing to submit.
Moscow, Sept. 1.-The United States
embassy have gone to Noyagord. An
invitation to visit the cities on the Cas-
plan sea was declined.
BERLIN, Sept. I'm the Chamber of
Deputies, NJ. Bismarck said the views
of the Government and the Deputies
were not so much opposed as they APP
peared to be, even on the question of
internal reform but the most import
ant task now was the foreign policy of
Prussia.
LONDON, Sept. A. Noon.- Consols
opened at eJ1z for money. U. s. 5.2Os,
74I4. Erie rail7cad shares Al; Illinois
Central 1917.
LIVERPOOL, Sep, -Noon.-cotton
opens dull; sales estimated for the day,
5000 bales.
BERLIN, Sept. 4.-Count Bismarck
has refused to receive a deputation
from North schleswig to present Pc
tition of their Government to Dem
mark. - " FL
The armistice between saxony and
Prussia has expired by Limitation.
Peace is yet unsettled between these
two countries and hostilities, it is
thought, may. possibly occur.
The Prussian Chamber OF Deputies
has passed the Government indemnity
bill by large majority.
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- BY Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market.

INV YORK, sept 4.
The Posts money article saws:
Though there Is much dullness there * no
depression and an improvement in prices OF
stocks IS looked fer. The loan markell a easy
az D per cent, with transactions at lower rates.
StoInIneIelaI paper sos with more demand
IMAM supply. StockAstagnantb but firm ut the
close. In consequence or a rumor OF lower
prices IN London Governments ara dropping
AZ the close Amer the board, Erie ~; New
York Central 1897; Rock Island 1895 Hud-
son 1lS; Illinois Centrnl 1231E. Foreign ex
change unsettled,
The Commercialis money article says:
Affairs in Wall street are assuming nrmer
tone and show more activity during the last
few DAYS A large amount OF stocks has
passed into the hands Of parties who were
temporarily buying and who having got the
stocks they wanted are in turn active bulls
The new holders Of stocks are q strong class
of firTns and are likely, from their antef5e-
dents, to carry up prices to a higher point
than they have been this summer esyTecialIy-
as the fali in prices has drawn out \ consid-
cradle short interest. at the morning board
prices were 1<eSH higher in the railroad list
Governments are moderately active. Some
purchases Of old sos are made by foreign
brokers at 1l2 to 1l2<. Other bonds are IN
changed but for the moment the tone on
Governments - shade weaker. Foreign
exchange is rather hrmer, apparently the
result OF the very low rate having brought
out buyers. Some OF the leading drawers
are asking 1907 for Sterling, 60 days, but can
not sell at better than loJ1a, which may be
found the top price for actual transactions ON
prime bankers Money IS very abundant,
the rate on call loans being generally 4 per
cent. with exceptions at per cent Discounts
are dull owing 70 the extensive scarcity OF
mind, Prime notes range at 5Gf61[ per cent
Gold Is weak but for the short Interest which
Is considerable there appears 70 be notbinV 10
prevent decline in the premium The
rate OF Interest on gold loans 70 range at 3-82
per cent. per day.
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proceed to the appointment of a Com
nittee on Resolutions and nm address.
to consist of two members from each
State and the District of Columbia. to
be selected by the respective State dole
cations, and that all resolutions de-
claratory of principles be referred to
the Committee on Resolutions without
debate. -sis
Gen. Hamilton moved to strike out
the last clause of the resolution to refer
resolutions without debate. A lengthy
discussion occurred pro and con, which
ended with cries of "question, ques-
ton" On the motion to strike out the
words without debate" the question
was put and the amendment was car
RED, and the resolution adopted.
MIR. Hugh l.. Bond of Baltimore, Of
fered the following:
ResotUed, That this Convention urge
the loyal men of the North to support
the Congress of the United States, in
demanding of the Southern States the
wise guarantees of the constitutional
amendments passed by Congress, and
cali upon the patriotic men of the loyal
States to use every exertion to secure
the ratlhcation of the amendment by
their States, and that as we believe the
Justice we mete shall be the measure of
our safety In our opinion there can
be permanent peace or security for
the loyal men of the South without a
resort to negro suffrage.
Mr.. Scofferd, of Alabama, enquired
If that resolution was in the form of in
struction.
Mr.. Thomas said the first part of the
resolution met with the unanimous
appreciation OF the MARYLAND delega-
ton; the latter did not.
A delegate moved to strike out the
word NEGRO" before suffrage, and in
sert tequal."
III a -.
already been referred.
Mr.. Thomas hoped it would be again
brought before the Convention for dis
eussion. He was as strong in advocacy
OF Union principles as any man, but he
did not favor such fire brands as this.
These remarks gave rise to an excl
ting debate, and the resolution was fl
nally referred to the committee. A
number of resolutions were offered and
referred. At half past one o'clock the
convention adjourned until tomorrow
The Northern Delegations.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-The North
ern delegations were to have met this
morning in horticultural Hall, but the
accommodations proving too small it
was resolved 70 have an open air meet
ing in front OF the League House. Gov.
Curtin presided. On motion of Mr..
Howe, of New Jersey, the report of the
reconstruction committee OF the last
Congress was adopted.
On motion of MIR. Kelly, of Pa, the
Convention adjourned to meet at the
hall of its chairman, and in the meen-
time to attend the Southern Convention
and cheer on its members. Speeches
were then made from the portico of the
League House by Senators Wilson of
Mass; and Lane, OF Ind; Gen. Garfield,
OF Ohio; John NJ. Scovell, of n. J., and
others.
The New York delegation organized
bridge in the chair. Speeches were
made, some of them in the most un-
compromising spirit, by Gov. Curtin,
Of Pa; Morton, of Ind; Senators
Chandler, of Mich, and Yates of Ill.
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New YORK, Sept. 3.-The journey of
the Presidential party was resumed
yesterday afternoon, and enlivened by
enthusiastic receptions at nearly every
station between Buffalo and Cleveland.
At Silver Creek, Dunl1irk and Erie, the
demonstrations were particularly en-
thusiastic, and drew from the Presi-
dent lengthy and animated speeches.
The party arrived at Cleveland Mt nine
O'Clock p. NJ, and We're driven imme-
diately to the Kennard House. About
ten O'Clock the President appeared on
the balcony, and made speech to the
crowd below, during the delivery of
which remarkable scene took place.
The crowd was evidently largely com
posed of radicals, who interrupted the
President by hoOting and shouting at
him, and in one instance, calling him n
traitor. The friends of the President,
in the crowd, replied to the numerous
misses with cheers ana applause, and
when he had finished his speech he was
saluted with loud and continued
plaudits.
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Nov YORK NTnrRet.


Cotton more active. but prices without de-
cided change; sales at 81 $3.50. Flour, medium
grades steady, inferior are dull and declining,
while high grades are l56I 25c lower; Sc l0g
40 for extra state; IS 2Q9lUO % for extrl round
hoop Ohio, and sl09l2 10 for trade brands,
market closing quiet Whisky quiet ut 81 As
for old in bond. Wheat 2,S4o lower, with a
moderate demand; s. O5 foEnew white Mich
igan and small parcels No. Milwaukee Rye
dull and lower at S0dSSc. Corn lac better
sales 3 600 bus at S0gSl1zc for Inferior 81 Sc
for shipping mixed western, and Ole for
White western Oats; sales 1900 bus Mt 4IgaSc
Ior Chicago, and 46@52c for Milwaukee.
Sohee steady. Sugar steady Mt 1054 elll4@c for
CUBA MoLlsSes firm; st. Crois at 6l@Gics-
feloieuhi nftn NJ 2bet25c for crude, and H.
q loo toI refined in bond. Pork quiet but
nrin; So 90 y % for new mess, closing at
So IS cash; so 50G93I 90 for old do and 50 .
go - for primei also 700 bbls new mes for
september, October and all the year, buyers
option, at So 5O6lS}, Beef steady Beef
Hams dun and nominal. Cut Meats steady
NJ lI1SGIl5c for shoulders, and INC for hams.
Bacon inactive at lGjfc for short ribbed.
Lard duh and heavy ut lSl4. Butter duh and
heavy at 259:S}c for Ohio. Cheese heavy at
100 lSc.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-There were five
new eases of cholera reported in this
city yesterday. During the past two
days 10 deaths were reported. The
warm weather of the past few days
was said to have caused the increase.
The mortuary report showed GA deaths
as having occurred. During the past
week the number of deaths from chol-
era was A, of which only "a occurred
in the city proper.
The weekly mortality bill for Brook
Ign shows great falling off in the
the week being 255.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-The cholera has
nearly disappeared from the city, there
being only 10 deaths since Saturday.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3.-Cholera inter
ments yesterday were IS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. -Thirty-four
cholera and three yellow fever deaths
were reported for the forty-eight hours,
ending this morning.
NEW YORK, Sept. Alive cases of
cholera are reported in Brooklyn to-
day, but no deaths.
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From Texas

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3.-Advices
from Texas evince much complaint of
the late reports from General Kiddoo
to General Howard of the i'll treatment
of freedmen.
The Houston Telegraph fatty pro-
nounces them false, but doubts II they
were really made as reported. i oslo
The defeat of Hon. John Hancock for
the United States Senate from Texas,
was owing to the accusation against
him in the Conservative Union caucus
by Major Langley, of General Canby's
staff, that Judge Hancock sought,
while Union refugee, the position of
Brigadier General, of the United States
army, for the purpose of leading an
invasion of Texas.
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The Dry Goods hrarises,

JoBBERS PRICES.
Brown Sheetings-StarlS a, 22ISc; Boot A ,
l7c; Boot s. DE.
Bleached Shirtings -LnnSdale, 33ISc; Inns
Semper ldem, S2ISc; ForgStda.e, 3lc
Prtnts-Garner i Co., sOc; Hamilton lSiSc.
freeman; l6Izc; Wansutta, IIIzc.
Hoop SiSirts-- Bradley 5 Duplex Elliptic and
Empress Trail, IN good Ciemaud Meyers.s
y l.. lld-incli tapes, ISc to 7Sc.
ShirtS-J- w. L. standard Dress No. go
81: j. w. l.. Standard Dress No. 525 $40
& Paper Collals-Metropolitan Collar COM
pany,s Byron and Ciarrote No. Double Tx
IN, tTench Enameled and Silver Corrugated
Shakespeare, SO; Guns. s5O-lesSs 20 per cent.
Ticlks-Franlllin, $3.50; Blackstone River
25c.
strires-WIIittenton a, soc; ALBANY. lie.