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THOS, Y, 9IMONS.

THOs. Y. sIMONS.
A. o. ANDREWS. ROBERT D. WHITE
ANDREW SIMONDS. GEORGE L. BUST.
DR.. NJ. ROBERTSON. EDWARD McURADY, Jr.
JACOB SMALL 10. l.. BURUKMYER,
b H RUTLEDGE. L. L. ROCHE
ZIMMERMAN DAVIa. DANIEL G, WAYNE
WILLIAM q HASTIE GEORGE A. BOWMAN
j. BARRETT COHEN. ROBERT r. CHISUI NJ
g. COUkTENAY. 10. O. TRUMBO
FREDERICK RICHARDS JOHN F. O'NEILL.
JAMES OOSGROVE. ". NJ. BIRD.
JAMES SIM0NS, Jr. ". b. HERIOT.
A MELCHERS. II W. CROSS.
WILLIAM BRINE. Isaac HAYNE.
E. D. ENST0N. ELLIS DE TREVILLE.
ALFRED Fl. DUNKIN. JAMES SALYO.
GEORGE TUPPER. w. AIKEN KELLY.
M. p. O'CONNER. W Y. LEITOa.
THOS. D. EASON. IARTHUR p LINING.
GEORGES HACKER. J. K. BURKE.
ID. L. MCKAY. JOHN N TIDEMAN.
W. G. WHILDEN. ABBOT b. WHITE
p. GADsDEN HASELL. q. FRONEBERGER.
E. NJ WHITING. p. MORAN
G. W. AIMAR. DR.. @. DAVEGA
L. d. MOWRY. DAVID BRIGGS.
The Committee thus named by the Delegation
are requested to meet at tho City Hall, this after
noon, at five O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
making the necessary arrangements.
JOHN A. WAGNER,
Chairman Charleston Delegation.
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NOW LANDING,

NOW LANDING,
A ND IN STORE
n - bbls. DAWSON HAMS
bbls. New Smoked Sm all Hams
bbls. New Smoker Small Shoulders
- bbls. New Smoked Bacon Strips
bbls. Flour, Extra, Super and Fine
bbls. Self-Raising Flour, 1st and I'D quality
- bbls. Sugar, Crushed Powdered, A, u and
- bols. Sauced Pigs Feet
- bbls. Pure Leaf Lard
sacks Coffee, Java and Rio
Is kegs New Butter. inst arrived
so tubs Prime Lard
26 half bbls Pickles
10 bbls No. Salmon
so half bbls Nos. l, 2 and Mackerel
80 bbls. Syrup and Molasses.
WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF:
SPICES. PEPPER. MUSTARD, SAUCES, NUTMEGS,
Mace, Cinnamon, Maccaroni, Teas, Buckets, Brooms,
Brushes Of oil kinds, &c, &C., &c.
INCLUDING ZINE AssonTMRNr OF:
LIQUORS. WINES, TOBACCO AND SEGARS
For sale low, at
MEHRTENs & woHLTMANNs,
July u No. 1877 East Bay.
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Arrivals by SITS. Moneka and Saragossa.

nRs RAOUL B LYNAH HAVE RECEIVED BY THR
IL above steamers large and select supply q PER
FUAERY AND FANCY ARTICLfs. Also CONGRESS-
EMPIRE AND COLUMBIA WATERS and full nssort
mrnt OF PATkNT AND OTHER MEDIUINRA
juno %
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LOCAL MATTERS.

sz- SEE SECOND AND rHIRD PAGES. ~
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MAYORS Court, Tuesday Morning.-A dark
bearded Sailor from Savannah was fined IS for
lying down drunk in tho streo
an ndiVidual was fined s5 for firing of his
piS'oi contrary to city ordinance, although it
Was acknowledged that it was done accidentally.
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Valuable Stock of Horses at A,ction
ny SMITu ~ mcGsI.IIVRAY
No. S7 Brond Street, South side Ncnr s,,,
THIS pay the 18th instant, at IL o'clock will
pe solo, In front OF our Office. number of val bic
Horkes comprising ~ '"io
CAPITAL SADDLE HORSES
DRAFT HORSES
COACH HORSES
ALSO,
hne large ROCKAWAY HORSE, 1GS hands HIGH
sound and gentle.
In this lot will be found some of the best HORSES
OF their kind ever brought to this market.
The sale will be continued daily at same place an
hour until tho whole Stock is dispnsed OF Inly la
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AUCTION SALES,

CLUSING SALE
Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions 6c
MCKAY ~ ChMPBEIi
Next POstomce, Unscl street
Wiz SELL THIS DAY ,mcncng ut l. O'Clock
PLAID PANT STUFF, Kentucky JcRua q Brown
Shirng, Linen Sets. Cambria Curtaus Table Cuvora
Danask Table Cloths Gloves, Grape Shaw Is SiR
Shawls. Muslins, Briliaptes. GDgh.ms, Linens Em-
br"dered skirtiI gs Linen Sacks Pants, Straw Hats
&c &c. '
Coates Genuine SPOOL COTTON, Nos 10 to 40 Coat
Buttons. Black Flax Thread Bone luttons silk Bind.
ing, Iailors, Twist, Vest Lea IN White Brow and
SiatS Hose, Pomade, Soaps, hetcules Hair Brushes
Buttons. '' -e
JEwELRY, GOLD FAR.RiSGs RRscE1ETs Noc.
hacee' ringer Rint g, Masonic Pins, &c., &c.
ALSO,
An sortmcnt OF BASKETS
Conditions cash, ,,, 10
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THE UNDERSIGNED
TIT As JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM ENGLAND,
Ill ABOUT 1000 YARDS OF SUPERFINE OONFED-
hRATE GREY CLOTH, manufactured e1pressiyfor civil.
ian's summer and early fall wear In the South Will
pc sold In Suits, or small lots. Also In bond, about
5000 yards Of heavy GREYS for winter.
N B, These shades will always be found in my store
HhNRY TRENCHAkD. formerly Cl tn manufacturer
for the Confederate States Army, Nos II and is EI
change street. Charleston, 8. @.
H1r VIII barter for Wool. limo June "a
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Nau York mnrker.

NEW IOhAhs JUNO -
Cotton-opened rather quiet, afterwards
became more active, aud closed fully % bet,
ter: 36sA2c for mlddlinR. Flour-Dull, and
common grades l082Oc lower; 81 65@S 50 fOI
extra state; s. S099 70 for extra round HOOP
Ohio, and So S09l3 IS for trade brands, closing
dull. whiskySQuiet at g 2s92 q for west
ern. wheat-Common and Inferior 293c
lower, while good IS without decided change;
81 IS for very inferior Milwaukee, s. Is for
prime old No. l Milwaukee; 81 3 for good
new No. do. and 81 s. o; common new No.
9 do. Rye-Scarce and firm at 81 OO91 05 for
western. BarIey-Quiet- Barley Malt
Quiet Corn-Qnite active at decline OF l@
20 Per bushel, closing arm; 52G31sc Tor nm
sound new mixed western; So9slc for SOUND
DO; s51Sc foi western yellow; SO9g5 Tor sonno
yellow, and CSC for white western. Oats
Heavy. Peiroleum-Dull; 2s926he for
crude, and 4l9i2c for refined in bond. POLK
More active and firmer: SO Sl9<9Sl . for
new mess, closing at s3l . cash; y 2S@9 s.
ior do, and S2i 259S % for prime; also $3.50
bols new mess for June, July and August,
sellers, and buyers option, at S3l9Sl 10.
Beef-SteAdy at Sl692l Tor new plain mess,
and 81 S99a 50 for new extra mess Beef
Hams-Unchanged. Cut-Meats-Steady;
l214@l3lSc for Shoulders, and I79Is1<c for
hams Iard-DuIl and heavy at l98221$c.
Butter-Firm. Cheese-DuI. -.
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NEW York, June ia st. Adams
dispatch says: That on Saturday,
about miles from st. Armand brig
ade of British regulars charged upon
u small portion of Spears army that
had remained behind, and captured l6
prisoners. Some of the Fenians were
killed, but how many, is not known.
This fight took place almost on the
boundary, across which the Fenians
were compelled to retreat. The Eng
lish, however, had no idea of stopping
on account of the boundary lines, and
they charged forward across the line,
firing upon the retreating band of Fe
nians. They also made some captures
on American soil. This affair has been
reported to General Meade, who is at
present Investigating 1t.
BUEFALo, June Il.-Gen. Barry has
received an answer to his dispatch to
Gen. Meade regarding the Transports
ton of Fenians now congregated here
10 Il large number. Gen. Meade says
the United States don't feel called upon
TO stand the expense of sending these
men home, and do not, therefore, give
the required permission to furnish
transportation.
New YORK, June 1.-THE Herald s
special from Montreal states thatin the
final fight near the line only 40 of the
Governor Generals body guard parti-
cipated. The FenianS were driven
across the line with several killed, and
l6 captured, who were taken to Mon
treal.
a special from Ottawa, of the 18th,
says: Three schooners suspiciously
crowded with men, passed down st.
Clair river to dav. The gunbOat Res
cue went in pursuit.
The Canadian Government applied to
England for 6, 200 additional troops, in
Guiding a regiment of cavalry and a
proper portion of artillery.
Three arrests were made at Ottawa
and warrants are out for all Fenians,
then numbering 6s, and who are all
known.
A special from Ogdensburg on the
night of the 10th, insists that the Feni-
ans are still determined to push on the
work land says that war materials still
being sent to the frontier, II wagon
loads of which were ca ptured by United
State troops. 1t also says rs cases OF
Springfield RIFLES and 10000 rounds of
ammunition passed through Ogdens-
burg within the last 4S hours.
NEW YORK, June ll,-President Rob-
erts stated yesterday that the move
ment is not abandoned and report says
some of the leading Fenians are left to
renew operations.
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mI.eeIInneous News.

New YORK, June 1.-THE morning
papers contain the following specials:
A New Yorker by the name of Camp
bell contributes some queer revelations
of the testimony adduced by the Judici-
ary Committee of the House, tending
to implicate jeff. Davis in the assassi-
nation plot Some ofthe witnesses tes-
tilted under assumed names, and that
no such persons as the oStenSible and
recorded witnesses exist. In addition
to this, he states that when Mr.. Con
| merry, who was the principal witness
and detective in the case, was asked 10
proceed to New York and procure some
corroborating evidence of his own
statements, which he had previously
volunteered to furnish-that he gave
the officers who were sent with him the
slip in New York and has actually run
away, as is supposed, to avoid prose
cution for perjury and has not been
tee for several weeks. Other witnesses
have came forward and confessed to
having sworn false. ,-t7----
1t being understood that Mr.. Greeley,
who is in Washington, is in favor of the
release of JEFF. Davis, was asked by
radical if the report was true, when ne
retOrted by asking the interrogation II
he was in favor of the indefinite i'm
prisonment of the representative of
five millions of people, without convic-
ton or trial. Mr.. Greeley was in con-
sultation with Senators Chandler, Will
son and others on the subject of Davis
Liberation, and one of them favored 1t.
Mr.. O'Connor is still here hut has
hus far made little or no progress in
he case. The presumption is that he
expected to obtain some favorable con-
sideration of the case or he would not
have devoted SO much time to it. A
day or two more is expected to decide
the matter. ~
The House Committee on Banks and
Currency will make an elaborate report
in few days on the Washington Bank
frauds and present bill guarding
against such misrepresentation of the
public monies in future. .-.-
A proposition will soon be introduce
ed in Congress equaliZing the compen-
sation of members. Under the present
rates some members receive over SIS, 900
pay and mileage for each Congress,
while others only received few hundred
over $4,000. 1t is proposed to pay every
member $4,000.
While the House Committee on Ways
and Means may not be willing to in
crease the duties ofthe amount propos
ed by Mr.. Stephen Caldwell. They are
engaged in giving all possible Protec-
ton to our manufacturing and mining
interests. g.
The Senate will take up the tax bill
and finish that before entering upon
contemplated and made requisite by
the Constitutional amendment
The House will take up the Constitu-
tional amendment on Wednesday, and
concur in the Senate amendment by at
least three-qUarter vote. The presid-
ing officers will then transmit it to the
Secretary of the State.
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New York money ana STOCK market.


Money-Easy at 5@6 per cent for call loans.
Sterling Exchauge-Steady at l0g5S9ll0.
Gold-Irregular and unsettled; opening Mt
@iSSS.
Government stocks-shade frmer; 5-2C
coupons OF 1865, 1905; lO-iO coupons, sO14i
7-S05, second series, l02%- -.sl
Freights-To Liverpool heavy snd a penny
lower Tor corn.
Chicago So; Chicago & Rock Island 921S; Chi
cago & Northwestern S01S: do preferred 6O1s
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh $50; Illinois Central
l9SsS Reading lO9A; Michigan southern I9l5
Michigan Central los; Erie 62IS; New York
Central 81; Western Union Telegraph Com
pany 90.
The closing prices at the O'Clock board
were, Boston Water Power 1915; Marposa 96;
Quicksilver BIS; Western Union Telegraph
Ito; Reading loss; Catawissa TT1S; Michigan
Southern 7S1s: Cleveland & Pittsburgh $50;
Island 92JS; Chicago Z Northwestern ;sOJE; do
preferred 6O1<. Gold closed at 1921.
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SnIrIt of The Stock Market.
NEW YORK, June II

u .aH NEW YORK. June IL.
The Posts money article says:
Money Is abundant sac per cent. Com
merciRl paper Is scarce and Ia active demand
AT hQS7 per cent. The stock market Is dull,
bnL Governments are nrm. Stale stocks al e
active and bank shares quiet. Railroad shares
opened with some animation but closed with
a drooplng tendency, Erie being the most &C.
tive on the list --r
The Commercials money articlesayS.
The stock market cOntinuesdull but with
out any accompanying weakness. AT tine
morning board prices were generally firm,
especially on Cleveland & Pittsburgh, Chr
cagO a Northwestern and Erie. GoVern-
menuS requiet but nTn; old SOS are u bet
ter; F0-4Os IN proved Il; ID SerlesT sos y. gold
Stocks are rather more active and in some
cases higher The loan market Is dull; the
rate on call loans IS steady at per cent, with
exceptions at 8 per cent, In the discount
mark I the chief activity was In grocerS pa
per- OF which there was good deal Offering
at 697 per cent; the rate for prime paper
ranges at 313(9T per cent, with exceptions at
8 per cent Gold Is quiet, with more sellers
than buyers There - Very little buying for
wedneSdayis steamer. The Last advance in
the premium has brought in a good amount
of coin from the interior. Foreign Exchange
is dull and weak. Under the Improved
financial advices from Europe there Is bet
ter demand for time bills; quotations ara
generally n fraction lower, nut remilteTs APP
pear.dtspoSed 10 defer purchases In eXpecta-
lion OF still lower Quotations.
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Cincinnati Market.
CISc1NSArI. June IL.

NINCINNAIIf JUHU II
Flour and wheat dull and without change.
Corn steady at 6l962c in elevator, and 739Tic
in sacks. Oats dull, and No. not saleable ut
over ISc at the close, though some sales were
made at SOC, in the forenoon, to feed men,
Rye 9Oc@Sl. Whisky unchanged. Mess
Pork was held at So at the close, but no sales.
Bulk Meats held at lS1<916l{@l75<c, and Ba-
con at l59lS(rac for shoulders, sides and
clear sides, but there were no sales, buyers
not being willing to follow up the advance
Lard declined o2l1Sc, with more buyers than
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The PubIie Debt.

The statement OF the public debt for June
shows reduction In the total of nearly
twenty millions. The exhibit has favOra-
securities The amount OF F1ve-TwentieS
outstanding was increased during May over
nIns millions, through the conversion of
of Indebtedness have been paid on since LIST
or June; the entire amount paid on at the
OF cessation of interest, is about hfCeen mill
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
IisceIIaneons MArhet Items.

Nails are SARGE and hrmer East, and quoted
| at B1a97 in New York. The market Is firm
in the West. The mills here in Wheeling
have orders for all they can make. Tie price
The The wool market at Philadelphia is quoted
dun but prices are unchanged. Small lots
are reported at 5T962 for fine fleece; $685.
for medium. In the immediate vicinity oil
Wheeling we hear OF very LIttie doing IN tue Tue
and buyers incline TO save themselves on a
purcha ing margin.
Chronicle furnishes us with the following re-
view or last weeks grocery market:
"GrOceries have been moderately active on
the whole. Coffee, however, has been rather
quiet, with gold prices still weak, and the
stock excessive. Sugar has been quite brisk,
was established, fair refining being quoted at
1QHc, and fair grocery 1l4c, while standard
crushed refined was advanced to l1c. But
most of this improvement has since been
lost. MolaSses have been active and buoyanE
The sales the past three days amount TO about
25UO hhds, including Cuba Clayed about soc
per gallon, and prime Porto Rico soc. Rice
mas been somewhat higher in currency, but
closes heavy, especially Tor arrival. Teas are
dull. .-a..-
The Department OF State has been inform
ed by the United States Consul at st: Croix,
West Indies, that the sugar crop this year
responding quantity of mOlaSSeS and rum
says from sou TO SOD hh,is of molasses. and
3UOO OF rum. This will be so per cent. more
than the crop OF 1866, and fully double that
OF the preceding year.
Naval stores have been dull under increas-
ed supplies with DOWN. ard tendency. Oils
of all kinds have been uull and heavy.
Hides and leather have been dull-gold
prices of south American hides have been
rather lower, while in domestic slaughter
and In leather holders have been able TO re-
nlIZe tut a moiety of tho advance in gold.
In metals we notice some speculation In
Scotcn pig iron, closing at about Sl8 currency
for the best brands. Tnere Is no No. Amer
lean ron in the market There have been
liberal sales of lead for consumption, and in
ingot copper there was good business pre-
vIOus to tine fail in gold to-day at 3O93lc cur
rency. Tin and spelicr have been quiet.
Wool has become dull; fine grades OF fleece,
which are most wanted, are scarce, and the
advanced currency prices demanded for for
uIacturens to delay their purchases.
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PhiIn.Ielnhin nInrket.

PHILADELPHIA. June IL
Petroleum unchanged. Flour hrm; xporl
demand small; superfine SS9S ST. Mheal
steady; choice red 81 9093 90, white g 21.and
spring 81 BIZ Corn firm Whisky nEmel
al 81 2la2 p: Ohio q 2Sa2 q. w.
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CIeyeInni lIarIxef Ifems.

CLEVELAND, June 10.
DRIED ArpLEs-Firm at r7@lSc and pay
for packages. -., $3.50.
DRIED PEACHEs-Firm. Pared soc: I'm.
pared naIves, OS25c; quarters, lSc.
PoTAToEtIn lair demand: prices irregu.
lar. s iles are car PeacbbIOWs IN bulk al
81 0s; / car do at 81 05; 2 cars common AT soc
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BUFFALO, June IL.
Flour duh. Wheat dull and easier; No.
Milwaukee spring at 81 03; white Michigan
81 %. Corn, No. &C. Oats, No. 2 Chicago
45Lc. Barley, Rye and Peas nominal In only
retail demand. Whisky scarce and nominal.
Pork quiet at S3I. Lard 221z6E28c. Canal
FEeighLs TO New York, wheat Ii1zc, corn
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Asvlenna letter of MAY 2sd in the New

York Herald OF Sunday last says;
"Tne bankers inform me that there have
been large sales Of American bonds mere dur
ing the past week, one firm having disposed
OF more than a hundred thousand dollars at
prices ranging from sixty-six to Eixty-eight
cents on the dollar. You can see what a
margin this leaves for profit at present prices
in AInelica, but your market will, not I'M
likely, be well stocked shortly with these Sc
curitieS returning from Europe, where the
pulley of everybody Is, in anticipation OF
war, 10 sell out everything and realize hard
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wArERTowN, n. Y, June 1l.-An ex-
ira train of eight cars, loaded with
homeward bound Fenians, passed here
at Z this evening. Every train from
the North brings few stragglers, who
are badly demoralized and very hungry.
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Phnaaelphla cat.Ie sIarket.

Prices Of cattle are well sustained; sales of
sheep ' fr If sales ale; of 5000 head a. 5000 .
Hogs dull; sales of 300 head at sl8aI4 y 100
DS, net, and some extras at Si6 50.
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CHICAGO, June d

~ ~ CHICAGO. June IL.
TIot1r steady; SO Is for No. spring; si2 for
.retf ySinter. and SIS for double extra. Wheat
outlet; No. sIIwauEee club 81 u; No. do
81 so. Corn dull and lower; No. Illinois IL.
Canal FreIghts dull. r 8
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Raltirnore sIarIket.

BALTIMORE, June II.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat firm. Corn
active; yellow Ole; white 81. Oats 739T5c.
Provisions firm. Mess Pork 81 IS. Sugar
dull, inactive and unsettled. Coffee dull.
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100000 IN GREENBACKS.

TINE POSTPONEMENT IS AN IN
l avoidable necessity, tnot so much in con-
sequence or the number of tickets yet unsOld)
as the positive necessity there Is for n proper
registration of thGse already disposed of,
which has been delayed IN consequence of
the negligence and careleSsneSs OF portion
ofour agents In making their proper returns
We advise all parties wanting tickets 10 send
for them without delay, we have but n
limited number yet on hand. We wish most
particularly TO impress upon the mind OF our
Agents the importance of making their re-
turns at once and OF rectifying whatever err
rors may have crept into their reports here
tofOre We will say to those sending for
tickets that IL they should all be sold at tile
time their order Is resolved, the money will
he returned NoapplicatiOnS for new Agen-
Giles for the sale OF tickets Will DO considered.
as we have no NOR than sufhcisnt Tickets for
those Agents we have already appointed.
Tickets are tor sale at the principal Hotels.
Knok and Music Sores in the city. and at cur
office I3i Dearborn street; price 81 each: sent
by mail on receipt OF price and stamp for re-
tern postage. We invite the particular at
tention of persons wishing to order tickets
by mail to the following ts ar
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TUESDAY 49, 1888

deprived of their regular promotion on
account of wounds received in battle,
which was read twice and referred to
the Committee ON Naval Affnirs.
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The Latest News.
BY TELEG RAPH.

ny the Union Line:
once, corner Of Main and Monroe street
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In every case send the name and pOst.OfiiCe
afdIess OF each separate subscriber. Money
nv fjraIt DOSt-officc order, express or In regis
Tered Letters may be sent at our risk. All
commun IcsiLiOns should be addressed to
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The proprietors will donate 10 the lincoln
and Douglas Monument Fund 500; also
there VIII BIZ s200 reserved from the PersOn
drawing tII,s so 900 for the same pIrPf,se
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are requested. my2SeOd2w
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special Terms. or club Rates.

Any party procuring club OF I'VE or moro
names for tickets, and forwarding MS the
money for the same, Will be allowed the fol-
lowing commission, viz
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American DeOdOrIser d DfsInfeefRnt
TIME CHEAPEST. MOST CONVENIENT
j and most efncient, for sinks. priyie%,
drains, DC. 1t acts like magic Price % CTS
per package. Sold wholesale and retail by
mysl and LOGAN, LIST 400.