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DIARRHEA-


of our fellow beings are an
l. uually consigned to untimely graves, and
the dying groans of old and young are con-
stantly crying aloud for relief from Diarrhea,
Cholera Morbus, &c. As a result of much
scientific research and a long and faithful bed
side experience, we offer q Remedy for all
those Snmmer Complaints which IS pleasant
and never failing in its effects. No mother
should fail to have a supply of the
BED DIARRHEA REMEDY,
Prepared with artistic beauty. with chemical
purity and exactness, selected and combined
according to extensive medical experis nee,
unique in finish and appearance, mild, pleas
ant and cooling to thestomach and never-fail-
ing in remedial effects, the unerring finger of
truth points to the Red Diarrhea Rem
edy as the boosted combination Of the day for
all forms of Diarrhea, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, nausea, vomiting, Cramps, etc.
Price 81 90, or ak bottles for S. 90. Sent
to all parts of the country on receipt of price.
Sold By all druggists.
j. P. DR0MGOoLE 8 CO.. Props,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Physicians Prescribe them!
Druggists Recommend them!
Farmers and Planters are using
them in their Families i'm Lieu
of all other Preparations.

Wherever once Introduced their sale has
been truly wonderful. While from the frigid
chimes of the North to the torrid zone of the
South, and from the Eastern shores of the
Atlantic to the Western shores of the Pacific,
the pealing and diseordant thunders of hum
buggery are granted harshly upon the ear, the
softand convincing tones of science have come
to your rescue. and now make strong appeals
upon your calm reason and Judgment to try
our remedies, promising that they will at once
merit your esteem and confidence.
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Grand Prairie
WASHING Machine,

THE undersigned having purchased
the exclusive RIGHT TO manu-
facture, use, and sell the "Grdnd
Prairie Washing Machine" patent
ed by J. I. Hageerty, Aug. 22nd,
1866, for the counties of franklin,
Lincoln, aud Giles, in the State of
Tennessee, they are now manuiactu-
turing and Offering for sale to the
citizens of these counties the
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and say, come to see US, and see if
we do not convince you that you
can make MORE MONEY by a judi
cious investment-in handling this
Separator-than in any other bu-
siness. The Patent on this Fan
covers EIGHTEEN SPECIFIC and I'M
PoRTANT CLAIMS, thereby securing
to parties purchasing Territory
an EXCLUSIVE MONOPOLY In this
valuable invention for
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g q sEENoTTATE
90 , BETs2UG R4EqAHos I
st. Lnuis MarhMlrE

| ny Telegraph IT. LOUIS. June &
ToBAcco-ActIys,sYer fiTE9 a4Sssa shade
higher: Tugs 81 1916 so: DARK leaf e91al6 50 :
factory leaf sIl0l4 80; black wrappers
sl3@l6}50s medium to good bright Leaf SIS
GS50. mss .eEcl wac s5sua f.ats,isfssrev
HEMP Nothing doing and market dull,
FLoUR-No demand prices nonolr,s5I3,-
small sales CT superf1ne al 81 5047 %; Xxx
SO 75@I0 %.
I FA@ts : eT9V1 q; + pr tfa s. 70Sa1 ~ {
COkS-U nSeLiIed; buyers and sellers
apart; mixed SIC: choice white e9991c;
choice yellow 69SSes ss-rsR f=sss,-- =
OATs-E Heavy and dropping; sales al 75g
75c.
BARLEY-Dul; Spring s. 05.
RYE-Steady at 81 z0gl IS.
PRovIsIoNS-Ftat and notbzn dong aex-
cept in a retail way--r asesE( ssIt s-.,,f--a
LIVE ET0cK-In moderate demand
Beeves S49715 gross. Hogs $780,. sheep
range nom 8 10 So per head.
r RECEIPTS -Four $50 barrels; wheat II ,085
bushels corn 1910 bushels; oats l4,l32
bushels; rye 335 bushels.
ShoweFy ana warm.
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Cincinnati. Market.
~ reIegrapR.lsE Z GINoIssAFl. dune 4

BY Telegraph q 4 SINcf,ssSsAIt. JOne = Z
Excited: prices advanced f0@
l5c, but buyers We're not willing to pay the
advance asked; sales Of No. 2 Winter at
81 2592 35; No. not offered. -. 80 ...r
deruandis light aso
OATs-Dun at 7sc for No. !. and but little
demand.
RYE-Dull at s292 %.
CoTToN-ISquiet, and held at &c for mid
ding. -a@r
- poBACCo-U Unchanged.
PROVISIONS Remain dull, and prices are
nominal. Mess Pork can be bought at
ST 90 Bulk Meats and Bacon neglected :
QuOba tfOns merely nominal and unse tied.
No demand q. - aEkE~E Z 4H&EG vS# II
LINSEED OIIs-Declined to 81 r. and the
market unsettled.
BUTrER-Dull and prices declinfpg; clos
ing at GOA 23c for fresh yellow.
= ESsGS-Firm at lSc
- eSiaoCE1eI ES-Steady and in fair demand.
HOGs-Dull aud prices lower; S7039 gross
the whole range.
BEEF c, TTIsE--IJulf and prices declining
81 50(dS 20 gross, the whole range. 81 aar
,GOLD-l3915 buying. ~ re rHa Isssr-s.s -,
MONEY Mark oil is easy at Sd1O per cent.
Uhe Chamber of Commerce has adopted
] a KRle, which goes into effect j uly lsts that
Flour packed In barrels IS not In a n4 err
CT antable condition unless the barrels are
/ head lined; and in case Flour IS sod an d
[ the barrels are not lined, the buyer can
Dave the barrels lined at the eSf1snss of
the seller or owner.
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View Orleans Market.

By TelegTapn.l NV ORLEANS. J ne 4.
CoTToS-E.i1Kn. sales 4GO bales nn:ddling
at 2S15c. No receipts or Z xports.
GoLD-I40.
STEHLI> G-I5- 15d1j5.
ExAHASGE-Nsw York sight q prem.
ezJeAg AND MoLAssEs Quiet and IL
changed.
FL0UR-DuII: superfne IS p; choice sl2
o0(d 6 %.
= CoRN-Dun. at 81 O215gl OF. 81.
OATS N OLpinauy SOC.
HAY-Quiet
PORE Dul, at SIS rs.
BAG S-Dall; shoulders l314gl81z; clear
I714@I7I.
La D-Duu; tierce l9e; .keg 2Oc:- market
generally inactive.
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Louisville Market.

Tv Telearaphl LOUISVILLE. June 4.
ToBACCo-Sales of I73 hogsheads; leaf to
Tugs sSalO 90; shipping leaf sl7 20; cutting
iei F11eo on IS 259s 50; fancy sl2 50
WHEAT-At 81 25@2 30.
CoRN-At 9S9s5e.
OATS-S3c.
RYE-S2 10.
MALT-S2 S5G2 80.
LARD-1S9iS14c.
BAcoNNShouIders 1879; clear rio sides,
1870: clear sides nc. ,,--,...,..
wi WiH1sKY-Dun at g 20 for free raw.
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AIwlSrEb LAGRSrs. , noe

Be T< II. MANSFIELD'S LIFE OF
aS GRANT in English al d Ger
man. 4 Extraordinary Inducements To
Agents to sell the Popular and Anthem
tic Life of u. ). Grant," tOith steel plates
and maps by Hon. E D. Mansfield e. E. ID.
MI whose MIttary Education. close
study OF History long experience as Ed
tor and Author, and powerful and graphic
Etvle. render his book of absorbing interest
and perfect authenticity. h is reputation
alone will sell the book, whereyerso offered.
We deal with can vassefs dreeIIy. Appll-
cants for territory aCest Of K1ldfoiid VIII adj
dress K. G.-IlA MBERT, Assistant Snperin-
tend ent, Bioomtn gton, III. All Others apply
10 sole owners Of copyright, R. w CAR
ROLL n Co, Publishers, Cincinnati.
apS0 d4w Ut q w, wilma fse-
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, June 4.
CoTToN - Quiet, and firm; receipts Y
bales; exports, 81 bales.
FLoUR-Quiet at s. 5O9l5 90.
PoRK-Quiet at $29 50
BACoN-Shoulders, 14dl44c; clear sides,
lS31S1zc.
LARD-Inactive at 20@2lc,
CoRN-At Sl(Gl o..
OATS-At S@90e in store.
PoTATOES-New. IS 5006 90.
CORN MEALS 25G4 50.
BUTTER-NOne IN market
EGGS-lS0l9c,
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~vANTED-AGE To sell the
wv I III. az q E,NE.L2 4 L q Y . Nll

~ "A II n u tANEFlIN Is TO st5II JIG
w LIFE OF GENERAL GRA Mt,
y John :. G. Abbott This work will. be
al eight maps, printed IN TINT, and sold
t1lS by subscription. Agents will find
,U.author and the fine style in which
ne book will be published cannot fan to
insure for it an enormous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms to good agents. Price to
suit the times. W E are now ready to as
sign territory. WHITE CORBrN, BOWIE
A CO., Publishers. l40 WaInu Street. GIN
cinnati, UuiO. marlS ot
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New York DRY Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, ) uhe 4
DRY GooDs-Markee still devoid OF anil
nation, although a little more inquiry Tor
seasonable goods, Influenced by inner
weather; prices generally weak for al Out
standard makes of heavy goods; Atlantic
A Indian Head, Appleton A, and heavy
Brown Sheetings in limited demand at
l7I6c: Pacific extra lie; Lawrence G, 1910;
Lawrence A and Exeter a, PFC; Bedford
r. iO1Sc; Bleached Muslfns in moderate
request at 28c for New York Mills; Csc for
Wamsutta; 221%c for Tuscarora; l8c for
HiIl's; Ice Tor Gold Medal; l212 for Green
A ar a n Prints
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I2O BUILDING LOTS.
ARClsEssS ENLARsEMENF.E a

il the northeast portion OF the city, has
asst seen laid out Into lots, and is offered
OF sale
AT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
.as-s EASY TERMS es' .~sH -at
This property is situated conveniently
o the business portion OF the city, and not
ar from the Main Street line Of Street
Railroad, and any extension OF said line
may be expected to run close to IT. The
ground is
Ugh, DRY, AIRY, AND healthy
Est GlN - MI t- -A ~
Being on the summit between the. Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek Kilt lies west of
the Longworth Tract Ghe location OF the
proposed City Park, and adjoins II, and is
nsi de the corporation line.
We invife an persons who wish 10 pa1r-
chase eligible building Tots, at fair prices,
TO apply hmm ediately.
For further particulars, Inquire OF
MCNEtLY & SCHt BERT,
Real Estate AGENTS, - "a
West Corner Main and Third streets, q
or WILLIAM BAKER,
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new York Gold and stock Market

By Telegrapn.9 Hrr NEW YORK. une 4.
MoNEx-Ea>y aud q 3iet a. 3a5c on cal.
STERLING - eady ~ ld7s9lOA
GOLD Quiet; the Board adjourned early
at 597s x ports to-day s400 600; al the
close 2lg4 per cent was paid lor carrying.
GoVERSAI ENTS-A .irae ion lower, but
closed st adv. with little disposition 10
purchase or sell. Tn+ +, Q quota lions are
as follows: COu ons Of 81, ll65EGll61z;
do. 81. 1sGll21 do. '6s. ll91s01l014 DO. 65
1l01s0ll0Ss: new, II 3s91I31z /; DO. 81, 1l31s9
49, I0.41s. l05Zs4l00. 7-30s I095sal09za.
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WANTED.

"YANTED - CARRIAGE-IRONEK s--
w Immediately, one first-ciass carriage
irOuer-one that unde rStandsr iron1ns plat
forms. eeeF-work -ands u ght ca riages. @Tie
such q one l will pay three dollars and
fifty cents a day, and a steady Job.
r. HAM MERSTEIN
Corner Fourth and Locust Streets.
jun4 dsN stk % EW ~
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BOARDING.
RAILROAD HOUSE,

Generally known as the OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation is now
open for the accommodation of boarders,
under the direction of MR.. and MRS.
r. q. NONGE The street cars will be
found convenient, running to and 4rom
the premises every ten minutes. One or
two small families can be accommodated.
P.S. Large and good accommodation for
stock. [may1S div
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River DISPATCHES.

PlTTsBURG, May 4-Evening.-We Gather
clear and pleasant. River feet inches.
LOUISVILLE. May The river is rising,
with feet 8 inches in the canal. Clear and
warm.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-05

The Presidential Campaign of 1863
promises to be one of the most inter
esting and exciting in the history Of
the country. The Issues to be dis
cussed and determined by the people
are of the greatest moment to Tho a
peace and prosperity Of che NatiOa-
1t is highly important that the voters
be properly informed and thoroughly
posted on the political situation. The
most effective way to accomplish this
is to place In their handsa sound ands
reliable Republican newspaper.
In order to enable the active UniOa
men of Southern Indiana and Illinois
and Western Kentucky to secure for
the WEEKLY JOURNAL "a wide
circulation in their respective neigh
borhoods, we have placed the terms
for the Campaign at
UNPRECEDENTEDLY Low RATES We
gf Atm
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$4,000 SO
eN0YRTARY & COMMERCIAL

attention especially OF country merchants
TO the superior fgeilitfes Of tia iJoUaNAs >
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali -k1Dds Of mercantile worK, viz. BIZ
Heaasxs Cards, Circulars, SC Orders Tor
work can be sent through any o. Inc
f5v'eIfs'V u 8 lrlsfehAntsas TaFHHlc DIS
New YOrk Market.
[ By Telegraph1 eNEw YORK. jane 4. j
CoTToN-Less active and unchanged;
sales Of LOCO bales AZ Sic for niddliog up
FLoUR-Receipts 2 ,s95 bbIs; I0a20c better:
sales OF s. 500 bbIs at 81 50GS 20 for superhne
State and Western; S. 5H6I9 IS for extra
state; So 359l0 90 fJr extra Western; sll 70
9l2 80 Tor white wheat extra: So 35al3 %
for rou d hoop Ohio $40 e5e lis59 for extra
Stc Louis, and 81 f75a12 70 for good to
choice co.. clOsiu z rather quiet; California
more active and a shade nrmer; sales of
5000 sacks at $40 S08l3-5.
Rye FLoUH-A Shade hrmer; safes 200
CoRN MEAIEouiet; sa' Is 100 bbIs Brook
lyn at &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of 100 bbls at Go IS.
WHEAT-Receipts !, sos bushels: market
excit0d and 55l0c better; sales S. 600 bush
els. part last evening, at 81 1902 20 for No.
sellers at 81 %; No. ] Spring s. 25Q2 26
amber Michigan & 50, and white Califor-
n Ia 80 Sol G2 S.. .M0 stEB
RYE-Guiet and firm.
BARLEY-No minaI.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales OF 500 bush
els and market firm. ~
CoRS-Receipts of Is, $50 bushels; market
fsi.ly active and 293e better; sales of 1885,.
GOO bushels at 81 I014s1 10 for mixed West
efn, afioat: 81 1917 for do, in sto e; 81 l5@
81 10 for Western yellow, afloat. l ~.
OATs--Receipts of Is, 500 bushels; market
fymer; sales of 10000 bushels at SI1zc for
Western in store: S51zc for do, afiOat, and
Sc for thela half of June. rsft
RIcE-Qufet. ea & 81 -
Corr -E-Steady; sales Of 500 bag, Rie
on private teTE7s. q asa -st-.~~F ~
suGAR-In fair request sales OF / AGO h fIds
al lI14gI219c for Cuba; l2glS1ae Tor Porto
Rico. M ''
MoLAssEs Easier; sales of l94 bbis Cuba
at 53d56c.
HOPs-Quiet. 1aA- $685..
PETROLEU M--Steady; 13c for crude, and.
29c for refined bonded. se
RoRK-Heavy and lower; sales of $50
barrels at S27 62927 Is for. new mess clos
ing at 81 81 Tor regular; SH 204I 81 for
old do; closing a ST . cash; so 75@23 y
for prime, 50 7j@4 90 for prime mess
also. ESQ barrels OF new mess at 81 10 SELL
er's Ju y ta.lA s-. a.
BEEFLQuiet and steady sales of 80 bar
rels; also, 30 tierceS5 unchanged.
{ BEEF HANS-CE1iet and heavy; sales Of
3 40 barrels at -S259T2 %.
CUT MEATs-Qniet and heavy; sales OF
tsl71xc; hams and middIes, nominal,
7 'EARD-Heavy and lowers sales Of 100
barrels at l61agI774c for stea m, and l9ials12c
for kettle rendered; also, $3.50 barrels OF
steam at l7ai7140 for sellers June, and
FT1zQI71ac tor sellers and buyers July.
BUTTER Heavy at 21d3lc.
CHEEsE-Quiet at Is1zc. gems sre-trseuv
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rOR SALE
RESIDENCE

A fine residences on the corner of+Third
and Chestnut Streets, containing thirteen
rooms, wit h carriage house, fce-n ouse we'll
filled with ice, stable w0od-sheaa &css al
In complete order.
The furniture viii be sold With the
house, T. desired.
The owner wishes 10 sell, as he is about
to leave thesc1tJ3gT aEUEGFE EsfsH z
Inquire Of g. MAGEEE.
Also, a brick house on the corner Of
Sixth and Sycamore 81 containing. ten
rooms, for sale by
jun4 DIV @. MAGEEE.
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BOARDING. - Mrs, d. Carter has re-
- moved TO Mr.. John Hewson's large
house, on Division Street, between Second
and Third, and is ready to receive as many
day boarierS as will give her call. She
also mas Ave or six good rooms to let.
mayl3 diff MRS. ID. CARTER
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Commercial and Family Paper.

Let every friend of the Union. Of
Free Institutions, and of the True
Principles of Government, push for
ward the good work by securing for
the CAMPAIGN JOURNAL a wide circu.
lation.
County and Township Committees
Should at once commence a canvas,
to place a copy in the hands of every,
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Chicago Market.

F}xSTel earaphl CHICAGO, June 4.
r. oUk&s.trrner. a Id more active; Spring
extras - JUWle Oh.
". r EArl-E t.f44s and zaSc higher: sales of
No Il at - a " :snd No. 2 at 81 SS9l "a,
;tnd clusfng firm ana steady, at 81 Sl1z for
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MI. O N.

Being DESTROYS to get back all his old
custom, is selling goods at the small
est possible living profits, and war
rants every article sold at his house
to give perfect satisfaction in all cases.
Ladies will always find large stock
of very select styles of well-madelSuits
for Boys Of all sizes. - - -. -
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WEEKLY 1o9RNALs oa

Is the LARGEST and OLDEST
NEWSPAPER in this section, AK
is in all respects
Equal to any Paper in the Wee
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at 1Y active, and 2@212c
I No. la So "a SIZE; No. 2
! Il, reSAa fes.i ~ s. and

higher; .aIes OF 40. dat SSI14dS9ySc; No. 2
at S75SG SS15c, aIiasre5HetetA at aS3 5s6e. and
closing steady at S9a9lL for No. I.
OATsz.Firmer, and 39314c. higher; sales
: RYE-Firnier. and more active: sales at
81 7UtaI 70 for No. l, and 81 10 for No. 2.
q BARLEY-Neglecte and nominal.
T PRoVIsIoSS-Steady ard more active;
sales of mess pork az s27 -50s- Lard at l69
161Sc; dry sailed shoulders at lie.
HoGS-DepreSSed, and soc lower on COM
mon, and 2Oa25e on best grades; sales at
g. 2097 SIX for common light to fair
grades, ana 81 009S 80 for good 10 choice.
FRErGHTs- Moderately active; SIC for
oats, and &c for corn TO Buffalo.
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ny fForESaie. nlszaI
7 VI OU4Us -. - -.
vvHE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE

HYvHE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE
Il late :. Hammer, deceased, consist
ing OF fine Cogniac Brandies. fine Wines.
and other liquors, in botBiess Perfumeries,
Connections &C, &c "a so, the building
now occupied by Mrs. g. s. Hammer, Oh
Second street, between Chestnut and
Cherry For furf her particulars inquire
of JULIUS PFAFFDIF,
may99 DIV Cor. 9Th and Chestnut SITS.
RNOR SAi.E-MACHINER &c-Will
- be sold 81 puBiic auction on Saturday,
June 9th, 1858, at O'Clock Pm, TO the high
est bidder, the machinery and boilers of
the Government steamer St. Loui and
the boiler, doctor, &c, Of the Government
steamer I. r Tut. tt A@
By order Of &. GES.7 W ORDS. A q II.
The machinery viii be shown upon APP
plicatiOn to J. SINZICH & son Water
Street, between Sycamore and Vine.
mal9 did
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAM 6O al %
FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.
The fine passenger steamer
Up. WEBBs
sE4$-AR r. L. Lancaster, Ma ter;
$780, Chef. Bradley, Clerk,
TeSves for CIarksviIle and all Cumberland
River way landings on FRIDAY, June 5th,
For freight or passage apply on board.
iun4 DIT
FOR OWENSBORO, CHAMELEON,
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
The Meet ana fnely-appointed steamer
ROB ROY,
I IT, P. X Barclay, Master;
- Lew. Morris, Clerk.
Leaves Tor the above and all way landings
positively on SATURDAY, June 9th at ~
AN.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to f. NJ. HUMPHREY q Co,
june5 DIT sEG Agents.
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The elegant and popular steamer
CHATTANOOGA.
49, Henry Scott, Master,
- Bob Stanley, Clerk,
Leaves Tor GRANVILLE and. ali Wabash
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D0ARDING.-Good boarding can be
- procured - also, lodgings for few
single gentlemen-front rooms, large and
airy location, near busineSs-by applying
at the corner of Second and Sycamore, or
TO HODGE, CARR & CO., 16 North Water
street, Imay26 div
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CAMPAIGN RATES.
THE

-4ssIa se1sj .sfaos4 s-sEs Ia.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

The work OF raising Washington square progresses
rapidly, and II is safe to predict its completion
within fortnight. II has become a favorie resort
for children, nurses and bipeds who have no visible
means OF support.
Commerce still strains at its letters and creeps into
the byways from which II has in the past been shut
out The upper end OF Macdougal street has been
invaded and signs 80 let for business purposes"
greet the optics.
The placing OF smoking cars on the Eighth avenue
line draws much travel from the lines either SIDE.
Business men, after breakfasting like cigar, and
they cheerfully walk block for the privilege Of en-
Joyng quiet smoke on the way 20 the office or
counting ROOM especially when pressed for time.
There are some Jehus In this city who rival the ass
IN stubbornness. Yesterday Blocker street car
was bockaded Tor ten minutes by one OF them, who
placed his wagon across the track on Fulton street
and refused 10 back out. The passengers were
forced to get out and back the car out of the JAM
The sporting men have the blues. They report
that faro is losing game nowadays, and bankers
are anxious to sell out. One reports his yesterdays
losings az $4,000.
Bang Another Schuetzenfest we are going to have.
At least the opinion OF the committee In session last
night was to that effect. That will make two In one
summer. But, then they should make better ar.
rangements 30 as not to XIII 80 many people, nor
annoy many more by their inccssant bang, whzz.
The only patrons the Broadway bridge seems to
receive nowadays are individuals from the country
especially from Jersey who plant themselves there
to form picture ior some enerprsing PINOT ographer
In some adjoining block The pictures thus taken are
about as rade as suCh things usually are; hut the
agricultural foik prle tlem ughly and the bridge In
TINS manner becomes irmcr'alxci abroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-08
Yachting Notes.

The yachts Fleetwing and Maria will accompany
the squadron on the annual cruise.
The harbor OF Glen Cove Will be abaze tonight
with fireworks and bright lights nom the yachts Of
he New York Club; and with the hop at the Pavilion
and the dinner at Mr.. Remarks the annual cruise
will be pleasantly naugurated.
The prize given by Mr.. Thomas F. Durand to the
New York Yacht Club will be sailed for at Newport
during the coming cruise
The Eva and Dauntess were both on the screw
dock yesterday. getting overhauled
The Phantom IL at anchor on New Brighton, and
the WidgeOn OF Brooklyn Heights.