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meetings..

DEPUBLICANS, AT TENT ION
IL There will be public meetings OF tne .o tas
AN mappakin on FRIDAY, October IS. at O'Clock
c"nntv courthouse on SATURDAY, October ~,
"'Wade's Tavarn Brook turnpike, SATURDAY
NIGHT at o clock. . l.,
Dsep Bottom on SUNDAY, October 20, at )
o'clock p NJ. =, :. :,
Seven Pines on MONDAY, October 81 at
o. o'clock p. NJ. III, 90
Several speakers of distinction. white and
colored will address the meetings In the interest,"
~ nn,nty In Tho Conveniion Oc 1877
THEShPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
EOaD-GOOCHLAND COUNTY.-The ell
larged executive Committee is earnestly reIues st
I'd 10 meet at the court house on SATURDAY ,
I9,b at II o'clock. E. FONTAlNE,
President Va. Central Railroad Company.
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us.A PENNY sAvEDIsA PENNY MADE

and the best place to save your money is at
JULIUS sYCLE'S
9l3 MAIN STREET,
where large lot OF auction goods have Just been
received aud are offered to the pablo at the low
est prices. IN the line of
DRESS GOODS
lam Offering French and English Mernocs, En-
press Cloths, PopIns, and Alpecas at Il great re-
ducticn of prices.
Cloth. Ca.simeres, S4ttiae;s &C.. at the lowest
prices beard Of since 1850
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this line OF Dry Goods the prices Of every
Thin, have been made to accord with the tre-
mcndous fail Of
KING COTTON
Calico only lee. and l?c.
Calico, best makes, only l5c. and le5c.
Bleached Cotton. only loo. and l@c.;
Bieached Cotton, yard wide, at l6sc
Brown Cotton at the very lowest figures;
l0.I Sheeting only i5c yard
Bed Ticking, Shifting Stripes, &C., selling
cheaper than ever bef,re.
'-Great bargains in Flannels are offered to reduce
stock.
Come early, or they will be all gone.
Remember, the place to save money Is at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, sls Main street.
Ihave secured the services OF Messrs. RITTER
u. CARE JONAS WEiNBERG, GEORGE p.
BAGBY. and GEORGE SWABACHER, who would
be very happy to ses and serve their numerous
friends.
Closed on Saturdays. oc Is
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tsyeci0I Notices.

r1y SPECIAL N0TfCE.-"hereas. since tue
nomination by " Many Republicans OF lne loi
lowing ticket for delegates TO the eohS'l'"'ioi''
Convention-viz., Dr. NJ Barton. Ut. AleNah"e,
Sharp, Major John H. Hudson. Fields COOK, ana
Harry Ni,isr n Democratic ticket has been an
nouncad. and whereas we prefer the success o! the
ticket nominated on Monday last, Unsatisfactory
AZ 1t is, and not fairly representing the lnteih-
rencs and moral worth of the Republican party
nor nominated In accordance with Republican
usage and principles to that presented by tue enc
mics Of our country, we withdraw our ticket ana
leave the responsibility of placing ignorant and
designing r.en in responsible positions upon those
who are known opposers OF congressional recon-
struction, and upon those also, who, calling them
selves Republicans totally misrepressnt the spirit
and genius OF Republicanism.
,r1,3t MANY REPUBLICANS.
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DEAD THIS! RE 4 y 7 II | s a!
IL AND YOU WILL PROFIT Ely 1T
GREAT BARGAINS
IN ALL STYLES OF Day GOODS!

pPENlNb Ihi5 AOhA1So
EZEKIEL's CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No. IL MAIN STREET,
NEARLY opposite ST. Charles Hotel, next door TO
Mr. Julius Bears cheap shoe store,)
5000 yards best quality CALICO for ninepence
4 yard and upwards
5000 WI rds best BLSACHED and USBLEACHED
SHIHrlNGS for a rinepence yard;
sHEETINGS full yard wide. for shilling
5000 yards GOODS FOR MEMS and BOYS
WEAR-seling off a, great bargains IN these
goods-you cannot fail 10 buy;
5000 yards WHITE, REQ, YELLOW BLUE, and
CRAY FLANHELS. very cheap;
10 600 wards DRESS GOODS Of all styles, at ex
tremely low prices jast to suit . these hard
times" when you have bet little money to
spare for dress.
II You have Dry Goods TO purchase, call at my
store and Won will bo surely suited In SFfL and
PIECES and save at lea.t twenty five per cent.
on all YOU have to buy Bs sur, TO ind the right
store, which is designated by the large swinging
s!yn With the description Of
.EZEkIEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
Store closed on Saturdays. auA
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OF FOR TIE LADIES' 100, 600 Patent Stuck,
Diamond Drili-eyed NEEDLES, pronounced by
ladies' magazines 40 uuegualled.
Also, Rogers's, Wosteuh ollns, and Singleton's
SCISSORS, single and in cases, recently imported.
SIMPSON 4 BROTHER,
DC l5-lw* ILLS Main street.
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, THADDEUs BENNETT, son
OF T. C. Bennett, aged two years. one lhoH'n' "'o
seven days
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Dru Goods.

GREAT SACRIFICE
" OF DAMAGED sHAWLs'
which am selling very lew; also, iarge dS s.
The New York auctions, which | will sell very
Beaattifu, shade and quality of EMPRESS CLOTH
Beautiful DRESS GOOnS at Csc. per yard;
Black and colored ALPACAS
Latest St les ALPACAS, very cheap:
Fine MERlNOS all-wool DELAlNES
Plaid POPLINS;
OPERA FLANNEL, large assortment;
WORKSHOPS Of all desert Ptions
Ladies' and gents UaDERW EAR, good assort-
ment;
Boys SOCKS. from auction. very cheap;
CASHMERE for boys and mems wear;
French CALICOES, very low;
BrGL3 TRIMMING and Ribbons.
have engaged tho services OF the following
gentlemen, who would be pleased to serve their
friends JAMES p. ATKissoS, WILLIAM b. WAT
K1Ss and WILLIAM b. SLADE.
JULIUS MEYER,
No. 527 Broad street, between Fifth and sixth, op-
posie New Market. oc l2-3ln
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JesUeIers, dc.
STHE DOLLAR STORE

ST'HE DOLLAR STORE"
No. 800 MAIN. CORNER NINTH STREET
under Campbsll's Photograph Gallery
now presents the Iargss, and most m.ynis..
stock Of
doLD-PLATED JEwELRY AyDasILvgg.
PLATED WARE
ever offered in this or any other city. s.,,,,.
includes all the novelties Tor faIlan
winter, inst issued, for
LADIES Or GESTLEMEE's WEAR.
and ior style and perfection OF .orkmAn.hln
Will challenge competition with ,hs
most expansive gold goods
ION are respectfully Invited 10 examine Ii.
stock. and supply your wants FOR
OSB DOLLAR
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleach ed Sheetings,
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains In Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Rsps, Grape, Merino,
Biarritz, Fonaine, de LANES,
Poplins, Ot;omans,
Alpacas, Rombs zines, SC.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLlNS.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment FIannels, Table Damssk,
Napkins, Bslmorsl Skirts, Cassimeres,
Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, SC, at
WILLIAM N. BELL i CO.'S,
SCI sO7 Broad street.
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n-S FRENCH HAIR-WORk BAEAA Il
AND MANUFACTOkY-DlREC lMpuRTA ZION
FROM PARIS.-Just received, large ana we'll
selected stock OF HUMAN HAIR. Also, an Assort-
ment Of perfumerv of all kinds-a la mole.
f0MAnE re L'tXP0SlriOS UNIVERSAL DE
lst7, and other kinds Of Pomadss and OILS and all
kinds Of fancy toilette articles. My customers
and the public In general requested TO call and
examine my stock of hair goods and other fancy
articles at No 3?l Broad street, between Third and
Fourth. foe l6-lwl K. FEERAN DIM.
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sE- USi0N BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTlTUTlON.)
OFFICE iTTHE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500 ,o5o.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.


oG DStOSllS.
l. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLBR, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
L. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshsw. W. Z. Quarles,
VIM H. Lyons Jr, j. z. Blanken.
A. Bodaker, b. i. Weisiger, ship
W. A. Spot, Noses Ellyson, J. b. Winston,
4. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. HItchin
&. T. Taylor, ]. Hosenbaum, son,
w E. Binford, J. ". Hall, T. w. boswell,
J. 4. Belvin, w. F. Gray, W. E. Tanner,
T. o. Dudley, Alfred Moses J. Il. HoWnn.
The security offered TO depositors is undoubted.
md the institution should commend Itself to all
classes.
The attention OF all in city and country Is called
10 this institution. Hare they Will fnd security,
convenience and profit Sums as small as one
dollar may BIZ deposited and six per cent. Interest
received on same.
Office hours from "A. III. to P. NJ; on Saturday
from 9 A. Nj. to 3 r. NJ, aud from to r. ID.
10 la-d&swn
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D.
Pig iron produced III the United
states Ill 1860. Observation-Disclosures. SSi,47l
Pig iron produced i'll the United
States IN 1864. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20, 900
Anthracite coal produced in United
States in ls2O So. Observation-Disclosures. SO, 100
Anthracite coal produced III United
States i'll 1851 Observation-Disclosures. G,2Gl, 1877
Anthracite coal produced i'll United
States IN ls4u' J0.................l9 ,573, 10
Anthracite coal produced III United
States III lSi0- to. .................5t , sd, S64
Anthracite coal produced III United
oldtes In lsOu- 66 ...............J j., -, $50
cumberland coal produced in United
: States in ls4e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Los
nioellilhd coal produced in United
states States IN ls32.. ..................... 334,l7S
Suth Deriand coal produced in United
c "rat.s IN 1860. ................. us, 9os
| cumberland coal produced in United
''.s IN is0o.. Observation-Disclosures. 9O3, 400
IN me year 1865 the production If coal in
- ti iteu states amounted 10 u, G3J 6;2 tons
u u when pennsylvania produced Il, $50 ,O9g
Eheihd produced i'll 1854 $4,000 900 ions Of
con- IN 1904, ho,OOO,0U0 tons OF coal: in 1874
5,ooJ,s3e Tons OF pig iron; in IoC3, i. .jIO. 90
Ions pig iron
Tie coal and iron fields deyeloped hy the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad ;,r. equal in
extent ana quality 10 any in the Upitcd
otales, ana because of their central position,
wiz command larger market; and We may
ieasohaoly conclude that in Il few years after
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LARD HOTEL, RICH MOA ~

DALIA I'D HOTFIl, f!IIl 'IVt'H
ID yA-THE LEADING FASHIONABLE nv,
TEL OF THE CITY This elegant sst"D!IsHAi'@'
10 now complete In all It's appointment
In It's structure and furnishing, p.HisnIH N's.t.
ton mas been given both to miort ana aye. =
4. r-narkaol. for il cleanliness, aud lts 'uFhi-''
Ia Of the best quality. .
The lobby, ladies' reception, bar, bi..!.ri 80
reading. rooms on the ottc- door, spec -
ana beautifully arranged. The ladigs' F'i. =.
and ns-rooIn. the rrst floor, are "s,Y q -"
ces. and rec from tho couius ion Of tG' Hs-' =. .
The table Is supplied boauteou.Iy with ~. -
delicaciss of the season tnat THIS snd D'A"f -
ksts ford and many o. the supplies CONS -'s''
from III. best narketa Of tho country 81,
The subscribers. IN their new connection, -
leave TO pledge their best efforts to the NJ 1.-
nance Of this rr-t clASa Hotel. aud AK M s+'
port OF their friends 4 nd the public genera!
JOHN T. BALLARD H"A''
JOHN p. BALLARD, ff"p'ieA'''
WILLIAM F. BALLARD,
+. brRIBLtSG BALLARD.
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1MvhEI4RYTA OOlAMERgiAL
New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June %.
/ CoTToN- Market less active and shade
lower; sales 900 bales; 261z@27c for mid
FLoUR-Receipts $685. barrels; dull, and
2o9SDc lower; sales 4, 800 barrels, 81 OO9s p
for Snperfine State and Western Is 1908 20
Tor W estern; $40 00gll 80 for choice do. /;
brands; 50 75@l1 so for spring, st. Louis,
closing heavy California heavy and easier {;
sales o, 80 sacks and barrels, at 50 1S@sl2 % ;
Rye flour lower; sales OF 800 barrels at 90 10
ENTHUSIASTICALLY sales lOqbarrels; West
ern. bond at 3515c.
WHEAT-Receipts 20,5lO bushels: market
39ac lower tor Spring with more doing;
safes of 7, 100 bushels No. Chicago at IL 10;
l,5vo bushels No.2 milwaukee, at 81 80.
kYE-N ON inal at 81 20tal % or Western.
BARLEY-Quiet.
MALT-Dun.
CoRN-ReceIpts 46, $50 bushels; market &c
lower with fair business, part tor export;
sales l $50, GU bushels at 81 U5egi 0S Tor new
mixed Western, and 81 O9@l 10 for choice
do, closing al 81 07@I O77s for prime ship
ping.
lO4Ts-Receipts a. 600 bushels at 77@7sc for
Western. SIC for Southern and CSC for Ohio.
RICE-DuIl.
COFFEE-Guiet.
g SUGAR-Firln 700 hhds. Cuba at 1l1a@12c
MoLA sES-Duli.
PETROLEUM-Dull, at SC. for crude, and
&c. for refined in bond.
HoPs- Quiet. neayy, and lower.
% H ssr ca. 2, ~ 20 cssh Old do
>
SIS C0@ls % for prime, and SO 1o@zi " Tor
prime mess.
BEEF-Quiet-and firm; sales of $50 bbls.
at sl5 COO Y % for new plain mess, and
S23 00tg2S 90 for new extra mess. Bee1 hams
heavy; sales of $50 bbls. al SO 00@4O 90.
CUT MEATS-Dul1; sales of 225 packages.
at S149yl0c. f shoulders. I29 l3l2c. tor h, tns.
Bacon steady and less active; sales of $40.
packs age at l01Ic for Cpmberlarld cut &c.
@l1s4c. for short ribbed sides, i219c. Tor short
clear, and ll5sc. for long-ribbed. -
LARD-Quiet and firm; sales Of $50 bbls;
at Il5z@ lzs4c. for new; small lots at 1878
BUTTER-Dull and heavy at I0a2ic. for
Ohio. = 5fssr - r ~
CHEEsE4Q uiet and unchanged.
LATEST p. NJ.
FLoUR-Closed heavy and unsettled and
20a25c lower ON. medium and common
grades. fa-f II. -s- aaa.- 1850. n
wHEAT-Strongly in buyers favor, at
81 7592 " for No. 2, and 2sI5@$2 Y for No
Spring. t@Fr .4s.t1 -
Rye Nominal, at 81 I0al 20 for Western.
BARLEY-No demand.
OATs-Dull, at 76g7sc for Western.
lCoRN-Dull and heavy, at 81 05 to 81 OF for
good to prime new mixed Western.
i fPoRK-Heavy, at SIS Tor mess; $50 500 20 %
closing with sellers at So 62Z
cash, aud buyers at $50 so cash. 5. -
-BEEF-Firm and quiet.
CUT MEATs-Steady and with fair de-
mand. 81 rr TDIT rs - ~ sg
BAcoN-In fair. demand, at I0llc for
Cumberland. llxc flor ioaIg Ribbed, and
l2IIsc for rt.ciear. ssss5fsz "A
LARD -~teady, at l21z@12ssc for fair to-
prime steam, and ig4e tor Kettle rendered.
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RI " IL R N e w s
For other River Items see Serenth Page.

EOJ OtNef htDSF 1tcftS ser tSSfcfltH rage.
The additional arrivals and depa rture
lasteyening were the Quickstep, to Cairo
Morning Star, Louisville and return ;
Louisiana, New Orleans to louisville
OllieSullfvan, Cannelton to Evansville
The Quickstep had splendid trip OUT.
The Louisiana was rather light We are
indebted to her officers, for appreciated,yfa-
Yors Sfe'wilL retarn here in a sew tfsy IS to
load. Among her curiosities was young
black bear. which afforded much ssaluse-
mefitH to her passengers
The Ollie Sullivan had a full cargo OF to-
sbaceo.........T The. Morning Star was 1ull OF
people, but had a moderate, freight list. -
The p. We Strader will positively be here
to-day. She is, a superb boat, with highly
accomplished oncers,. 1.-THE Louisville
VIII be UP to-day. She win go to the Ban (
for ,aw hile,sT Till ratradese revives -.
The News Boy madea second trip yester-
day, bringing up altogether about 100 hhds
of tobacco. a late hour last night
the John d. Perry was hard aground On
the bar at Mt. ernon, and IL was doubtful
If she coald tighten of. The Argonaut
No. 2 may also be positively expected to-
day for Memphis. s .a1ass
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FRENCH LICK SPRINGS,
d-.oas ORANGE COUNTY, IND. a

FIVAkE HOtHE Al THIS t.OPULAR
Il Watering-Place is now open and
ready for the reception of Boarders and
Visitors, the present Watering Season,
with new and enlarged buildings, where
Boarders and Visitors will find a pleasant
retreat; and Invalids. will find in these
waters higher mineral proportions, and
in greater Variety. than at any other Wa
tering Place in the United States. These
waters cure the most troublesome diseases
of the country, that have baffied the high
est medical ski II of the nation. Many per-
sons have come To these Springs last
resort, and some have even brought their
burying- clothes with them, bidding their
families adieu (as they feared, for the last
time on earthl, who have been by these
waters restored to health and the EN- brace
of their ia lilies again. Some Of the read
ers of the Journal can testify to the cor
rectness of this statement. It Is useless to
speak further of the medicinal virtues OF
these water: they who hive tried. them
.know1 their worth, ana they VINO have not
have only TO try them to appreciate their
value.
Daily hack line by Mr.. e NJ White from
Shoals station, on the. Ohio d Mississippi
Railroad; also from Orleans, onthe N. A.,
l.. q Chicago Railroad.
There will be amuseInents for those seek
ing pleasure, uch as Ten-Pin Alley, BIZ
lard Table. Croquet Yard, Swings, and
with a Saloon Kept on the premises in
frst-class style; with good regulations for
Warm and Cold Baths. Imay30 W
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= Common Council of the Citysof Evans
vile, that on Monday. The LIST day of July,
lS54. an election shala be 7helasiifsssald city
tfeth clause of the thirtieth section or the
= Charter u the city, Is amended by Inc
s The said eiec. ion Shall be held for, the
purpose of ascertaining whether The quail
fed voters of said city. do or do not desire
behalf of said city, TO subscribe for and
take stock in the Evansville, Henderson
ainonnt If Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars on the terms aud conditions and sub
jeJt to the provisions and istlpuiatlons
= zens presented 10 the Common Council ON
the i5th day of June, 1867, andrecorded IN
3 81. SAID election shall be by ballot, and
upon the tickets of those who desire said
stock, to be taken as Aforesaid, shall be
written or printed the words, = Take
stock" or other words clearly expressing
sucLl- desire, and upon tile tickets OF those
aforesaid, hall be Written or printeti-tne
words, Take no Stock or other equiv
aient words.
In ali other respects said election shall
be conducted in the same .manner- and be
governed by the same rules and Hregu la-
TONS as the annual elections for officers OF
! said city, except that no one can vote al
said election who shall not have paid a
city tax within twelve months before said
{ ! said election. shall be held at the usual
places Of holding city cleo ions, and notice
Tine h and Places OF n9ldihg SAID
of the order six daysstn TWO daiIy news
papers printed ami puolishedin said city !,
the last of which publications shall be at
,s ssas e res az 0 ~ he 'i q nooins
one of said newspapers shall be Ger
man paper. and puoli h translation of
this orIer inthe German language, and no
unimportant defect in such translation
shall affect the validity OF this notice.
A. Nj. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
? STCry Clerks once, Jane 10, 1857 y - =
Union, Sentinel, Courier. and DeInoc at,
copy six times.
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Fulton Avenue Property at Auction
; q June 25, 1867.

TWILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT THE
TnESDAY. JUNE. .. 1867. at two o'clock
p M unless prev ousIy disposed of at pri-
yate sale, a tract of land lying on Fulton
Ave, ne. and containing about twenty
seven acres, embracing one tract OF FIT
TEEN ACRES, lying east of Walkers Ad-
dition 10 Lafnasco: and also embracing
the following lots and blocks in said addi-
Entire Blocks 4, 5. IA and %.
LotsS and ten, BLOCK 3. fss.rss
I~fs5. g. z. 81 g. and 10, Block z.
Lots /. 2. and g, Block e. a . - & az
s,eiIots l. z and 3, Block ID -i e
This property embraces nearly all the
4 vacant territory on either side of Fulton
Avenue, between the residence OF z. l.
Z Jones on the South, and Chas. Reese on
the NOrth.HGss E E EussE . go ~ ,'-t l-.t.,
This valuable property is now offered for
the first time, ana to. parties desiring 10
purchase The tract entire, rare induce
ments will be offered. 49,, ~
TERMS-One-third cash; balal ce In one
and Wo years. with interest secured Dy
MORTGAGE; the purchaser TO pay taxes Tor
1867. -. =.
Piats of the property may be seen at nv
office atthe Recorders Office, Plat Record
a. o. as, and in posters. Apply 10
~ - = =. sCHA-5 Il. RHODES. or
r,,H -sa THOS. Il. GARSIN,
iel9 7teod Third Street.
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r. HAMMERSTEIN,s !.
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer

OdI1 49, c11U W tloO0 nuHu1cIOuu101
Corner Main and Fifth Streets,
iEVANSvII.I4E....... .......INDIANA
-A As Now ON HAND A SPLENDI
n assortment of finely finished carriag,
for The Spring trade, of the latest and mo
approved styles, compri ing two -seate
and light R0ckaways, stationary az
shifting top Buggies, fancy light trottinA
. Buggies. Prince Hilbert b $ggies: also, Bug
gies gotten up extra strong TOR country use.
: All work manufacturers of the best timber
most thoroughly seasoned, and ironed
with extra refined iron No factory S heels
used; all are made in the shop, OF selected
mai erial and gbyg the bestInechaDicS. All
work warra ated to give entire Satisfaction
in every respeckr SGles made Gt ieseesl cash
rates Purchasers Win hnd IT TO their in
ferest 10 ave hi n sssll before. purchasing
elsewhere Repairing done TO order. Or
ders solicited. -. So. s apl6, dian
NH "a ~ :
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FOR LEAS E.
Valuable Lease.

rrAVTSG FAILED IN MY D EF-
III forts 10 secure Sufficient stock to
enable me to build the, Union Ta6erIa7
Gle" aud having made other arrange
Mission sabbath school. l BOW offer the
lease leo feet by IA, fronting on. Locust
Street. between sixth SITE et and the canal
= for the short time of 10 years, and at a
very. low price. JOHN F. GLOVER,
. l,'',r,s Cor. Main nd seventh Streets. :
ipnl dim . Courier and German Union
e - * ~ + copy, ,d&w. I'm
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New York Cattle Market.
,legraph.l NEWn YORK, June 20,

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK. June 90
BEEF Market steady = for beeves
The demand for beef falls OFF, but there is
still fair trade in cattle, and prices show
but little change nee Monday. Receipts
about 3,400. Prices lSc for prime, aud down
to I5c for common.
SHEEP-Dull. q s.c tr..1s- 1.lsf
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MEDICAL. q.
DR.. WHITTIER.
Il REGULARLY BRED PHYSI

RES U14AalI BhED = Ii u > l.
IA CLAN, as his Diploma, which hangs
IN his Office, will show, has made C1tro,aGc
Diseases the study Of his life, and has a
Union-wide reputation, having been tdpgeT
located IL, 81. Louis than any other Chronic
Disease Physician.
Much of his practice has been of a pri-
vate n sture-Syphilis, Gonorrhoea. elect,
Structure, all Urinary Diseases, SyphIlitic
or Mercurial A Elections of the Throat, Skin,
or Bones; Orchitis, Hernia, or Rupture; ;
also the effects OF Solitary Habit, ruinous
to body gud mind, producing Blotches, De-
Sight, Confusion of Ideas, Evil eForbod-
ings, Aversion to Society, Loss of Memory,
Weakness, ETC.; not all these in any one
case, but all occurring frequently in va
riouS cases. sFs.- st,.t e.,-lff... .at..4fts~.
/ Hs-, Recommendations ample; charges
nloderate; cures guaranteed Consulta-
lions by letter or at Office, free, Most cases
can be property treated tOithout an iate1rielC,
and medicines, secure from obseryatio u /,
sent by mail or express. No hindrance to
I I. ADDRESS Box 1892, st. Louis, Mo- fisfss
IEours-s. a.ms to g, PIN ONCE pernaa-
nently located al No. s. st. Charles Street,
between Sixth and Seventh, one square
south of Lindel Hotel, a retired spot in
Consultation rooms, and rooms for the
accommodation of such patients as require
daily personal attention.
EYER YBODY
can get nm sa scaled. letter envelope my
,. Theory, symptoms, and Treatment of
Nervous, Urinary, and Sexual Diseases,
clearly delineating all the Diseased Condi-
tions, with full Symptom Lists, for two
three-cent postage-stamps to prepay post
age. Circular TOR Ladies, relating to Dis
nancy, three cents.
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