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The Montana post., 1868-12-18

EDITORS Posi- The time of the Leg
islature has thus far been chiefly Uccu-
pied in giving notice of the introduction
of new bills. Considerable work is laid
out, and more in embryo, of an import-
ant character. The members are gen~
orally seized with a sudden fit of econo>
my. They are looking to the Revenue
Law in the view of reducing the salary
of the Assessor, by limiting his term of
service, each year. l should not won>
der If they got after John Shober, and
made the balance of his term of service
as District Attorney, proportioually,
much less productive than il has been
heretofore. Some of them talk seriously
of repeating all extra compensation, and
notice has been given of several bills to
that effect. Others have the idea
tha: even roads and bridges were origi>
nally intended TO be public improves
ments, and built at the public expense.
Strange as il may seem, L should not
wonder If the corporation law got a rap.
In the House yesterday, a resolution
was passed, To the effect that the House
would hereafter entertain no petition for
divorce. The Council had already orig-
mated a bill TO grant divorce in Deer
Lodge county The resolution was OPP
posed by Comley and Stewart, who
made as able speeches on that side of
the question as the case would admit
of The burthen ot their argument was,
that IL was depriving the people of the
right OF petition As marriage is a civ~
ii contract. and civil contracts
are exclusively subject to legal
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OUR VIRGINIA LETTER.

a Fit of EcOnOmy-The Divorce
Questton-Deer Lodge Hot for the
CspitOl-An Exciting suggestion
The Leaders of the House-s-Our
Celtic Friends' Pencil sketches
all Round.
The Montana post., 1868-12-18

Alex. II. Bea,tie. Local Editor
The Montana post., 1868-12-18

Local NOtices-One dollar per line for three
lines less 75 Per line for lines less
50 cents peT line for eleven lines or more
The Montana post., 1868-12-18

THAxks.--we~e unds. sellsa',on' big, ION 20 Mr.
n 7. subert OF B,--~foot and Mr.. c. d,
- ~. I'D, for back numbers of the
- osT, which reconstructs aud com
PYetes our files. We hope to be able to recip-
rocate, gentlemen, for your favors.
The Montana post., 1868-12-18

VIRGINlA IrEMs--From the Democrat we
gather the following meagre items The j. ohm
How mill, which has lain so long idle, mon
ument Of mismarsgemeut, is TO be put TO
work on quartz from the Keystone lode. This
lode is said to be very rich, and the prospects
Of a large yield are very hattering - Some
prospectors, in from new district, called
Silver Belt District, which Is located in the
vicinity of Beaverhead Rock, report it as con-
tanning some very IRE silver Leads A great
many distinguished citizens of Helena are in
Virginia. Tom. charges two-thinls of the
Legislature as being shady killers" on ac-
count of looks, and the other one-third pos
sess looks that would kill any animate sub
stance- We never sAid one>half SO mean
thing about those gentlemen as that break
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Nen York nrr GOODS MarkeI.
BY Telegraph \

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, June u.
DRY lGoQps-No material chang in
prices, all faIfcy styfes-of 81 ht goods self
fng at very low rates; staple styles IN darK
colOrs held firmly in anticipation of i'm
proved prices. consequent on the reduced
production. Printing cloths of Hstandard
max es can be bought at $40; printed cali
Goes range at 429l4c, 1910 being generally
the Tul1ng rate for good makes IN light
pattern, and 1879 foT.darkastyfes. The best
makes Of heavy brown sHeeting bring Tic
9I713e, but good enough brands cas- be had
al 1870, and the R0Xbury at l5Zc; g Dg-
mans more slowly, at llL@ISc; DelaInes
leo ISc, and fine make Of bfeacned and IN
plea ehed musIins selling at pretty low
rates; and the stock in first hands is re-
duced, owing TO the speculative movement
recently. Weduote Indian Orchard, Lr Jwn, .
at Ice Tor the A and Nm brands; do l, 40
inch, tic; do. c. 1870; do. 3 B, l312c; do w
l212c; Great Falls ; 12Hc; do. ), l5c:
Massachusetts h B, 1870 Valley 45c; pine
5Ac; do. G 25c; and PepperelI and Tacoma
brown drills I7c.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph C~INCINNATT. June II.
~FLouR-Dull, with hardly anything do
ing; family $40 00M 10 p. !
WHEAT-DulT, with no demand; red g 20
@S2 30.
CoRS-Tn good demand at 93a95c.
OATs-DulI and prices irregular: buyers
at 7Ad 75c. but they are held 2a33c higher.
kYE-Very duff; nOedenand.
CoTTON-Duli; no demand prices nOmi-
nal al &c for middling. "
MISS PoRK-Held firmly at S2S 90, but
the demand is not large.
BULK MEATs-Fifm but quiet shoulders
are held at 12c; sides sold az lac. Bacon in
moderate order demand at ID for. shoul-
ders, and I614c and Tic for clear rib and
clear stdes. N
LAKD~Heid al I7K@Isc, but not 2aIabIe'
at better than TIC
BUTTER-Unchanged. ~ - - - '
POTATO s-DulI and prices lower; s. Goa
81 10 per bushel on arrival and 81 00G3 .
per barrel 81 5L Le t+ 81
GOLD 1891 buying. ssaL.G
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yeW York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. June II.
sS GS S57ss gr5ss "a gnSassgsa; s ale 5s q
and 2,OO0 bags: dull and unsettled, and
5gl0c lower sales OF 400 barrels at $3.50
IS 90 for superfpe State and Western;
extra western: sii 55gI3 @ for White
wheat extra; So 35@13 90 ior round hoop
els % for good TO eholeedoi closing quiet.
California steady; sales OF LOO SACKS at
$40 75gl5 %. Rye Flour firm; sales Of 50
UoRS ME1I&In lair request: sales of 900
.searreIs at IS S095 90 for Western.
WHIsKY-Duu and nominal.
: WHEAT-Receipts 1854 bushels; dull and
Ie lower; sales ofS, 900 bushels at s. Is for
No. 2 spring; 81 f7d2 lg for small lots of
ditto; & 70 for Nos. ! and2 for ditto mixed;
81 - for Amber Spring Canada g Is for
Amber State.
RYE-Duli and nominal.
-BARLEY-Quiet.
C~oRN-Receipts g7.452 bushels; corr
lc better sales oL6st0O0 bushels al 81 099
at the latter price: 81 10 for do. in store,
and 81 1874 Tor Western Yellow.
OATs-Receipts I4,9ll bushels; the mar
more steady; sales of 5000 bushels at Sc
for Western in store, and S5%9S6c af0at.
RICE-Qutet.
COFFEE Quiet
S~UGAR-In moderate demand sales $40
hhds at llM@l2Z for cuba, and l2H9i314c
~ 4 VI AstNtt-
MoLAssEs-Quiet; sales 40 hhds Cuba at
54G55c.
HoPs-Quiet at si0@10 40 for American.
PETROLEUM-At nc for crude and 5000
Sic for refined bonded.
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales 1850 bbls
at 81 g0a2o 80 Tor new mess, closing at S27
50 cas- ;s22 1923 p for prime, and s4 25@
"A 81 for prime mess; also 500 bbls of new
mess, seller. July, at SIS 30.
B-EEF-Steady; sales IS5 bbls. at SIS 00g
$50 80 for new plain mess; $40 50@24 70 for
new extra mess; also, sales 20 tierces at
India mess.
BEEF HAMs-Dull; sales 80 bbls. at s28 90
asa 60.
Z MEATs-Heavy and lower; sales 225
packages at l2159l3c for shoulders l5h9l7c
Tor hams; middIes dun M heavy.
E LARD Dull and lower; sales 700 tierces at
l6RWi7Ac for steam and I7HN1S1zc for ket-
tie rendered; also, 80 tiel ces steam, sellers
July. at l75sc.
BUTTER Steady at 25933c for Ohio, and
30@35c for State.
CHEEsE-Dull at 7@l5%c.
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River Dispatches.

d CAIRO, June us-Loufsiana, New Orleans
to New Orleans, 8 An; Minneola, Mem
phis to Cincinnati, 8 An; Empire. Ark
ansas River to Cincinnati. 3 AMI Magen-
Ia, New Orleans 10 ST. Louis. noon DICK
Fulton No. 3; Pfttsburg to New Orleans,
noon; telle st. LOuis, ST. Louis TO Mem
nessee River, 8 Pm; Armada, Evansville
packet. 4 p NJ; Dexter, Louisville to New
Orleans, PM; Indiana, Louis lille TO New
orleans, s Pm; Eau Claire, up the OHIO, .
Pm. The river rose 3 inches. Weather
clear and pleasant. it Greg
yPITrsBURe, June u.-River6 feet 6 inch
es, and falling. ADVERTISEMENTS, from
St Louis Departed Maggie Hays, for st.
Louis, Jno. Mccullough, for Cfncfp natl.
ST. Louis, Jun MISUNDERSTANDING
and Savannah, rom 81. Paul; City ofCairo,
from Memphis, Jennie Baldwin, from Du-
buque; SharN and barges and Olive
Branch, for New Orleans; st. Luke, for
Depar1ed@l dubuque and Jennie Bald
VIM, for It! Paul, q B.. Alien, for Fort
stevenson3f.Ka anl Kinney, Tor Omaha
cinnati. f<-I
-CIscNNArr. june 1.-THE river has fall
en- % inchBS ia the last "A hours; there is
now II feet in the channel, and 80 feet un-
der the C~ovlngton bridge for passing
steamers. Tue weather lsA clear and warm.
WithLhe thermometer at SO al p. NJ. The
Potomac, from Wheeling, wasthe only ar
Merys, for PfftsburS: ohio Nv. 8. for Ma
srdetl a f. J.. Itickett. for MANCHESTER; Pine
GrOYe, for Nashville, and Darling. for
Metn phis,t hcinde the departures; the two
latter with tuA c5rgoes. Tue liberty No.
4 passed down from Wheehng f~orSt9Lous,
with three barges in tow, containing 600
tons, Including l,3W kegs nads, 100 bar
refs salt. 1aG ia $500 tti# Lai
NAsHYIEIEsJunedI.-phe river is falling
very slowly, With 2S inches on the shoals.
The Nashvi1~i edrawfng u inches, came up
to-day rom Cairo The alpha left for
"a TO in heT place. 8lI .fiugf atf uur 81
LOUISVILLE, June Il.-Arrifed Rob
Roy, from Cincinnati; Gafetea, from Pitts
burg. Observation-Disclosures to Evansville;
Norman, TO I~efersOnviIles Gaietea, TO ST.
Louis; JOIN KlIgour. to New Orleans. The
river continues to reeede, awith45 feet Z
inches in the channel; 3 feet 7 inches
IN the chute, and 2 feet Z neh over the
rocks. weatnet clear and pleasant. Bust
ness very duh. F
tPIrTsBURe, June 1I.-River falling slow
", but there ISEpienCy water 10 all points.
Business dun. Weather clear and cool. Low
freight still preyailsTo the South The At.
lanIic and Mississippi Steamship Com
pany contemplate building a mammoth
hull, three hundred feet long and eighty
feet wide and niue feet deep, for the steam
er Mississippi fortheipurpOse of carrying
grain in bulk, as well as miscellaneous
freight. The Lady Gay is also to be WIDEN.
ed, and othersteps taken TO meet the re-
quiTements oftpe w river trade during
h coming Fall. . -fr ..+.1
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RaropeaH Marker. TO
LONDON, June live

By Cable.l LONDON, Jun live.
CoNsoLs-CIosed al 95gs51g for money.
~BOSDs-5-2l-. 7Z7s 9724 3
STocKs-Ininoi~ Central 1907; Erie 40.
FRANKFORT, June lO-Eve.
-BeSDs-Closed AT 774G77%.
LIVERPOOL, June Hive.
CoTToN-Closed dull. with a decline in
prices. Quotations OF middling uplands
in port, Id; to arrive, IO29d; middIing Or
leans 1l2d; sales of 5000 oales.
BreadstuffS, provisions and produce
closed unchanged.
LONDON, June II.
The official returns of the Bank of Eng
land, published this afternoon. shows that
the amount of specie had increased to
s235 900 since the last report.
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New orleans Market.

By ~Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. June II.
CoFroN-Quiet and steady sales of mid
ding at E%@2Sc; sales, 100 bales; receipts
IS bales; exports, 1902 bales.
MONEY Sterling, l52Gl55s New YORK
sight exchange, g per cent. premium gold,
1897.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Nominally I'M
changed.
ELOUR-Dull; sales of SuperAne at IS .;
double extra IS 509lO 50; enOice So 509l5.
CoRN- Q1iet at 9ScaSl.
OATS-Duu at nc.
> HAY-Dull at SlS920. x
~PoRK-Firm at SO p.
B~ACON-Firm sales of shoulders al l31<e:
clear sides I7A.
ARD-NOminal at 1870 for tierce, and
zoe for keg.
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ARCHER's ENLARGEMENT,


in the northeast portion of the city, has
} 1sr been laid out into lots, andis offered
Tor sale
AT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY FERNS.
This property is situated conveniently
o the busines portion of the city. and not
ar rom the Main Street line OF Street
Railroad, and any extension of said line
may be expected to run close to it. The
ground is n-
Ugh. DRY, AIRY. AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. IL lies west of
the Longworth Tract (the location of the
proposed City Park. and adjoins IL, and Is
nsi de the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish TO pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
TO apply Immediately.
For further particulars, inquire OF
MCNEtLY SCHJ BERT, &
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER,
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MONETARY& G0MMERGIA

TO COUNTRY MERCHASTs.-We direct the
attention. espeoiallysof country m~erchants
70 he superior fa6iIft1es Of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all Kinds Of mereani1e WORE viz, Bill
heads Cards, Circulars, &C. Orders fo-
work can be sent throqgh any Of me
Evansville merchants.
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Louisville Market,

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, June Il.
T~oBACCO-Sales of 2S7 ~hogsheads; light
Tugs, = 7e9S 90; good, So fair to shipping
leaf, Sl4al7 90.
s. 20d2 p.
9599Sc.
OATS-At 7SaS0c.
FLoUR-Superine IS Q0dS 80.
MESS PoRK-S2S 00@25 ..
LARD-ISc.
BACoS-Shoulders, I2Lc: clear rib sides,
16A@ITc; clear sides l74NI7Zc.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders at l2%c; clear
Sides, 1870.
WHIsKY-DuII and nominal at & Is.
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MANUFACTURERS.
hAA
6r Id. MANSFIELD's LIFE OF

% ~ ID. MANNFAELDS LIE UT
r. GRANT, in English aud Ger
nam extraordinary Inducements to
Agents to sell the Popular and Authen
tic Life of u. $. Grant" soiah steel plates
and mans. by Hon. E. u. Mansfield efE. D.
MI, whose Military Education. close
study OF History long experience as Edi-'
tor and Author, and pOwertuFand graphic
style, render his book OF absorbing interest
and perfect .authenttcity. BIS reputation
alone Will sell the booK wherever offered.
We deal with nvasserS directly. Appn-
cants for territory UeSt Of Indiana will ad-
dress k. q. LA MBERT, Ssistant Supertn-
tendent, Bloomington, Ill. all Others apply
70 sole owners of copyright, r. w. CAR
ROLL y CO, Publishers, Cincinnati.
apS0 d4w (2I a W. WIN
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Eor 80 Rluer henas "a Seren4h Page.

tA1- -~ls
TIE only additional arrival last night
TO midnight was the Ida Norvell, Gin
cinnati to Yazoo River, with a fair trip.
The Qaieks5ep, forzCairo; James Gray, for
Green River; Mollie Norton and News
boy, for Henderson, departed....The Lida
NOrvell has been thoroughly repaired
at Cincinnati~-----The Quickstep9 had a
nice trip out---~-Capt. U. Shumsker, Of
the Romeo. arrived by last nights train.
....~..The Chattanooga will leave here as
usual on Saturday for Wabash River.
The Rob Roy Will be here this morning and
return to Cincinnati tomorrow morning
at ten O'CLOCK. Hold ali your Cincinnati
freight for the Rob Roy.-..--.The Newsboy
left at midnight for Henderson, with the
Henderson delegation OF picpiekers----s
The Underwater. Captain Dugan, a most
adr it Oane-picker, is alongside of the
Champion, with a view to raising her.
If anybody can raise her, he can, and If he
can't, he can wreck her.
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WANTED.

vEYANTED-AGENrS-T sell the
~ LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT,
X.John sc Abbott, Phts work will be
Illustrated with three fine steel e~ugraving>
al q eight maps, printed IN. tint. and sold
Clly by subscription. Agents will n
tI.8awork that will sell Itself. The sub
Q,suthOr1 aud EIhe hne style 1pi Which
ne book VIII be published cannot fan to
insure for it an enormous and rapid sale.
Liberal terms to good agents Price to
suit the times. We are now ready to as
sign territory. WHfTE-CORBEN. BOWIE
a. Co, Publishers, lao alnut street, Gin
cinnati ohio. ImarlS dtf
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Memphis Market,

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. June IL.
CoTroE-FIat and nothing doing; re-
cetptS 3SNbaIes; exports, Al bales.
FLoUR-Quiet; superhne s..
-PoRK-At S29 so
B~ACON-FIrmer; shoulders, l31zc; clear
sides, IKE.
LARD-l910c
CoRS-AT 95@97c.
OATS-At S29S3c.
HAY-At SIS e09l9 90.
B~RAN-2oG30c
CORN MEAL@S4 sci 30.
NEW P~oTAToES-S %.
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FOR SALE I Z z
REsIDENCE-

A 6ne residence on corner OF Thrill
and Chestnut Streets, containing thirteen
rooms, with carrfage-house well
nlled with ice, stable, wood-shed, &c. all
in complete order. $50
The furniture Will be sg0ld with the
house, If desired. ~.
The owner wishes to sell, as he Is about
TO leave the city.
Inquire of q. MAGHEE.
Also. a brick house On the corner Of
Sixth apd Sycamore containing ten
i1n4 d2w @. NrAGHEE.
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FvANsv1LLLE. June II. is

NA1NSN1ALAE JunS Il. 1903.
We the undersigned citizens Of Evans
Vile, hereby tender u kindest regards to
Captain H.. T. Dexter, of the prompt and
reliable railroad packet Quickstep. for his
and attention during our pleas
ure excursion, Wednesday evening, June
10, and take u~nbounded pleasure in recon-
mending the Quickstep to the travelling
public, as the 4" ne Plus ultra ;" of steamers,
combining every requisite tor safety, COM
fort and speed.
Mrs. Mansell. Miss j. Reed, Miss Ann At
ter. Mrs. Green, MIS-, Mum, Mrs. SabertOu,
Mrs. Jordou. Mrs. r K. Hebbs, Mrs. Hud-
son Mrs. VIM. Swanson. Mrs, Buflen, Ms.
:. Rhods, Mrs Skeels, Mrs. Osborn, Mrs.
Nichols, Mrs. W. Saberton, Miss Jennie
Saberion, Mrs. j. Behagg, Mrs. I. Hitch,
Mrs. !. Saberton. Mrs. Q. ReddIng. Mrs.
VIM. Greene, Miss Lizzie Grimm, Mrs. II.
Green, Mrs. g. rhurlIng, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs.
Kelly, Mrs. Downey. Vim HOdson, j. Sab
erton, I Bnlien, w. Grange. W. Paine, 4.
Num-, 7. Saberton, NJ. 5. RutIedge, John
Kochs Theo. Witt, !. Downey, H. Reher-
mann, w. Green, Z. f HeH, John Hold
son, VIM. SaBerton, and one hundred
others.
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Will continue to receive throughout
the season all the Novelties and New
Styles that may be introduced in the
New York market, and will sell all
goods in his line fully as low as they
can be bought in the Eastern cities.41
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1.-THE EN1IRE STOCK OF THE
a. late @ 81 Hammer, deceaseds consist
ing OF fine Cogniac Brandtes, fine Wines,
and other Liquors, in bottles; PerfumerIes,
Confect1ons, &c, &C. Also, the building
now occupied by Mrs. q. S. Hammer, on
Second street, between Chestnut and
Cherry. For further particulars inquire
of JULIUS PFAFFIIN,
mayo9d gw Cor. sth and Chestnnt SIS.
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Has Just received a beautiful stock of
fine Linen Suits, Marseilles Vests,
and Alpaca Suits, for the coming
warm weather. His Linen Suits are
all shrunk before being made up, and
are made in the best manner espe-
cially to his order, at DEvLIN's, New
York. @
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P0AKDlNG By THE DAY Or
Sweet Milk.

wTE ARE NEW PREPARED 10
W. furnish families, through our
Arsats-J. c. Collier s. Co, corner Eoeast
and Third Streets; VIM. r. Read. corner
Tocust and Second Streets; and Noses
Wen. No. 81 Locust. Street, between FIRST
and Second-with pure Sweet Milk Dy The
j quart, gallon, or larger quantities.
n.e9$ dim II. & l.. FORD
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New. Iork cold and STOCK Market.

New IOrk Sold and Stock Market
BY Felegraph.lNEw -YoRKs june IL.
a9M0SEY- Easy at 395 on ~caIIloans. SEES
enthusiastically at l0Gl0L, for prime
bf IS fessst f-.aa Ian1 -lt1
a. GOLD-Firmer; closing at 40. -
GOVERNMENT TOCKs-Steady and easier
closing quiet The 4:30 r.sL prices are:
Coupons of 81, ll61z9ll65s: 81, ll2@ll2h:
20, lU924@ 1897; '65, u0@n0A DO. new;
ll2&8ll25s; do. 81, L25sGllZA l0-40s. 1885
II conversions of 1905 to-day were
sl6,90U,650. The receipts at the Sub Treas
ury We're s. GIL ,064: the payments We're
ss,l2,009; balance, Sg7 ,9S2 ss1. SFtl
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph tsf,tH CHICAGO, June Ii.
FLoUR-DuII and nominal Ia ugae
MHEAT-Less active and 26295c lower ;
sales d No. I at 81 81, and No. 2 81 SS@l 80;
closing steady at 81 $50 for No. 2.
CORN-Quiet and l@lLc lower; sales OF
MOL at S7sz9S9c; No. 2 at S5k@S6Lc, and
rejected a. Sl@s3e: closing with buyers Of
No. / al $50 in store.
OATS-More ctive and lie lower; sales
at 6S@G91%c; closing with bu efS at 6SIZ.
RYE-DulIat SID or 20 in store
BARLFY-DNlli sample lots at Y i092 p,
delivelei t#Nup
P oVIsIONs-Dull aud easier. Mess Pork
81 "a; prime mes s2f so; rump s23 80;
eNir feaur 81 20.
LAR I7c -r1 rtrW "a ntsr Is
BEEF CATrLEZBud ard almost nominal
at 20 90 10 Tor butchers and fair ship
ping. Hser>; 81. I09S 20 for good to extra
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-oR RENr LsroREsLThe two new

-OR RENE -STOBEsLThee two new
stores on Market Street, between LO
Gust and WALNUT; wOu d make q hrst-rate
stand for a boarding house and wagon
yard, the lot being 70 by l20 FEET They
are well adapted to either store ohdwet-
ing purposes, or both combined If APP
piled for soon, they will be fitted up to
suit the sspIic8nt. Inquire of SAMUEL
VICKEltYs or at the st re of .ftlLE .
NICKERY BIRTH kR5fV
junS dtf 70 Main street.
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DIR. j. W. POLAND'S
HumOr Doctor
A Positive Remedy for all kindf
of Hum0rS,

scrofula, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, C~arbuneEes
and BoiIs, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections of the Skin, Infammas9EE
OrChronic Rheumatism, Piles. Chr0HG
Diarrhoea, Mercurial Diseases. and every
faint of the System; Dyspepsia, &E2
those Affections originating in the B%
rangement of the Digestive Organs
viz. Bilious Complaints. Neuralgia au6
Nervous Affections, Headache, LGH-
gour. and Depression OF Spirits, Loss &C
Appetite, Constipation. +
THIS EXCELLENT MEDICINAL
- compound was first prepared by Dc
j. w. POLAND, in 1877, and was then ems
ployed with great success in expelling hGs
mors from the blood; but in 1913 q medical
friend, who was quite celebrated as Apply
stefan, especially in the treatment of he
mors, suggested some important improve
ments, which were adopted, and which
has made 1t (so the people say the VeEF
best remedy, for all Kinds OF humcrT
known. to 1.-The faculty."
Thfs preparation is Composed entirely OF
vegetables, among which are Sarsapartlay
Yellow Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake ann
Bloodroot.
& When the originator lived in New
Hampshire, at Goffstown Centre, for the
space OF thirty or forty miles around and
fnManchesteT particularly the HumorD Doe
tor WAS well known and highly valued foE
the numerous and wonderful cures which,
it effected. Though manufactured ia Largo
quantities, the supply was frequently eI
hausied, and purchasers had 10 wait HE e
more 10 be made. In that region, some s
very severe cases of Erystpe4as-were treat
ed with-ands they were cnredI ErysiPelss
ulcers-were entirely removed wherever
this. medicine was faithfully used. SO E
Humor Doctor cured them.
It'll 5 free FROM any dangerous drugs, is
pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure an9
effective in Its action,
- Prepared at the
NEW NGEAN
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RB BY direction or the Treasury Depart
ment, the Steamboat Business of the Gus
tom House win hereafter be transacted
with AFRO DYER, Attorney at Law, Third
street. Steamboatmen, take noticeI
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FOR SALE

rOR sALE-TENPIN ALLEYS The
undersigned desires TO sell out two
splendid tenpin alleys, bar-room, snd his
Interest 9nR two-year lease on the pTop-
erty. FoT further particulars inquire Of
LOUIS KOEHLER,
No. ZOE Main Street, near Fourth.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-AfPWOSTORY BRuCEI
DWELLING, centrally located. con-
tanning seven rooms, kitchen, and cellar.
INQUIRE of VICTOR BISGH,
juuel1 III Auditors Office.
-qTEW FIEEEE sTAbFt&
THOR RENT-CITY HOTELS Said
house is a first class hotel, situated on
Water street, between Vine and Die islon,
and Is now undergo ng repairs.
For particulars inquire of
JunlO dlml Ca AS. HARRINGTON.