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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

1The Boston city government has author
ized me erection Of twenty founuun.hy drant.,
for man and beast,
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An ADDRT S.-A let'-r p -s-ipy through the
Pet Office " fddr cd = follows .'Mis. n
more gent OF a dam EXpI, CO. IL hos
found g. q. cn 7. ching Ton Moor ne
popular grlt o. Adans EZplcss Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

WHAT MAKES your hair so beautiful Mrs.
5. A. Aliens Improved new style) Hair Re-
storer or Dressing, 0E one bottle.) Price One
Dollar. Every druggist sells il. go
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The Pic Me of C0Incl No. ., SoPs OF iona
osa, IS bee poslpo led D At n II lesday.
The Excursion TO Glymont OF the Ac we
Base Ball Club, for the bere IL OF 81. Pes"r's
Parochial School takes place Oh Moaday next.
The steamer Arrow leav; 70; Moo 4; Verlon
every mor1IDg q 10 O'Clock.
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PsIOE LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods a

PRICE LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the ORIGINAL FRANCS, 494 Seventh street. be-
tween ID and streets: Good White Shirts. STA
Si.50; Fine White Shirts, S2a$2 81; good Under
shTts and Drawers Soc, 75c- and 81; A No.
hne Merino Shirts and Drawers. 81 50. sl..5;
good Cotton Socks, 10. IS, N, and 70 cents; hes;
English Half.Hose, IS and $3.50 per doze y:
good Paper Collars, three boxes fer IS cents;
White Handkerchiefs, Is, 20, and 25 cents: Linen
Collars, CuH Ties, Bows, Toilet Articles. ETC..
at popular prices. Remember the piace-i9i
Seventh street, large plate glass front, six doors
below Z street. No branch stores. GAL:
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RErU RNkD From II fOPg-we are gIsd 10
sc our est srnsd GLOW -sn. Dr.. y. : l..
Walsh. looking hale and hearty al OF his e
tuTa Ircm his European tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for The STAB
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. l22 East
Capitol street between 4th and 5th.
JOHN COGsINs, Agent.
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YOUNG MINIS SEYMOUR AND BLAIR Clue
The -p'~- = eEly n q, ~ o. tne YNung
NJ a's Sry r"Opr and Il Dir CluO W. fpid ta,s
ev ''Pc-, ~ 4 lcstdelt- 10 eph ii. Bradley.
", % De CIV. Mr. Cii4ton HELEN repor "a
me vt Of 4 nUT1he- q prom tent bu m
IT no +; Il >uh~c.s'.G - - o h club.
AID iuey we've FL G q BOuoEai membe. Mr.
POI also IerOr' nat be hsd 60 lsctad
n 7rly S3 %. y bich would be devo.ed 10 the
"-rCUia I)l Ofc npG'gG dOcumen 2. d.. Bu say.
chT rG'%n of the TX "CI.siVr Commit :, ST. "A
III, he GO rni' we've i,uS " r~- - in sen,i-
mg Cat documents. anu 3 large number would
r. 1Orwa- did dung the coming W *. Mr..
Richmond reported IN az De Finance 'omm It,
q wee frak'E.- g. p ogre m cell ct'r y
funfS 10 emp ga pIrPO-e-, aud Oher 4
r'SOlutiOa pIOyItiry t"at the expense of AL
puDisc ms rstrgs be Ce.4ay+j by VOiun.t- V con-
JrIbU iOus. s9d club .dCds be Us for cam
pa 81 Pun 20 - Oa'y. tn 7 -Olut'OE We
atOpf~ T. les ers of invita- IN were r0cei we'd
fro a AleX1sdrIa- reqV ing he a.te-dauce OF
TIE clu b en- Saturday, evening nnXC AT ~ rais-
ing o. a Soy moor 9od Bla.r nag az the CIIice of
the Alexandra Commercial Advert ar As
the r-e several n ~ ms - b held il web
ing On sOOp, il was deemed inexp- jIelt > a.
tend. NJ. kiitnsvof.n offered a r~-Cia-iou.
provi5irg hSr he officers of iae Club, ma Ex-
ecu - and FioapC~ Cor M 81 s5ould fore. a
cOI1e-eIce Conmi-,Se 20 adyance Tue care
AdCpse6, aud The Club % journcd.
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POULTRY RAIDERS. lime la st night tbs
premises OF Mrs. w y. N. Mack, on the corner
of ~ and n streets, We're tre7passcd upon by
thieye-. who stole fine lot o: ducks auo
chickens. Opposite, M. Henry Hudson's hea
merry was oxen open aud number OF fowls
stolen. Deprodatons are quite frequent In
this. ection. sud the lat.er party was robbed
lew nights since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

WASHINGTON, SepL II, 1s6s.-Jay Cooke &
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities:
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'.SPALDING's GLUE"-Chear, Convenient
and Useful. Mends everything.
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JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AssoCIArIoN-A

JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AssOCIATIoN.-A
aSisr meeting ola OF ne s; JaeSson D ,s
quarters. Carusi's Hall, President Swariz in
the chair. Several gentleme Were elected
members OF the association A resolution,
offered by MI Frank Riley, rendering the use
of the headquarters OF the ASSOCIATION 10 the
Con gressioaal TX Gu We Com mitiee, (of wh,ca
Senator Doolitile is char nan,l for the packing
and distribution OF documents, was adopt 4,
snd the corresponding Gfe.lry was dirGc ed
10 communicate the actIoR OF the NICE ing 10 the
CHAIRMAN OF the committee. The r--ignation of
Mr.. ii. A. Clarke as q member OF the Financial
Conmitic g, w received aud acceptsdand Mr.
hobeI. Il IL elected TO MI his place. Subse-
4ue1fly, st-te.ne II was made that il was
doubtful whether Mr.. Eall could serve, as he
was ai-sacy on several committees, vhel his
Es ne was wr1dlawn a1d hat of his BROTHER
sAcStl-nt Ia bIS st-JL. Mr.. jonas II. Ellis
tended b r sign&,lon as a member of he
Hall Comm tie. wbiGu YVES acce ped, aud Er.
h. =. u WIS was appoiniC "A H. 81 "a. The
cues on OF making ar IN gemelts foo IL v. ia
oUs clubs TO attend TO the Seymour and BIA,r
nag pole raisfng IN the Ftisl Ward On Mond-y
NIGHT next, Nsas disc asset tor some time. when.
on molOl of d.. Clarle7 Allel, il YVES asf..d
that The club who hed made othe: s.Irauge-
me s mcei at Cdrpss's Hal. by half-p. ST seven
O'Clock and art III BODY. Ider tae H. d OF
mUs = - the spot "a ~ign& !. Colonel
=. Il. Moe of TIE commit 2 10 IrsLe
arrangements for a proper celebration OF
the l7,h of Sep.smber, submitted a report
of NJ ectIJr. which concluded VIII 4
resolution s5at'UE that he commit. ee d'emcd i.
l1exp dent 10 nave any other demonstration
tia r -Ulsr m ei-Lg at rhs hPrdquaI ,ers OF
the a social on. and that the Corresponding
y crefaTY be auIhOI- sd 10 invite al lest two
speakers IRON abroad and one or more .rOm
the city - address the N aeung. The reso.u..Ou
was discuss d, ard then adopted. An invita-
ton was rrcetv"d by the association lrom
Me srs. A. y. WeCderourn & Co.. proprietors
OF the Alexandra Comm rrsCl IirrsT.iScr, 10
attend tST-TiIsIug under their direction. on
the night OF saturday, I2tn instant. nr. Riley
moved tnat tue thanks of the association be
rendered the McssTs. W I'D rbuTn tor the cOur-
tssy, and thai as n,auy as could make it conve-
nient would attend. sub equeLtly M Riley
Withdrew RS motion. and t1eTeupOE the o o.
chiffon accept q the invitation. anu instructed
me o. spending SecTetI-Y 10 n0,,fy the Alex
Gndr-a PS of the same; but that il would be I'M
pTa cable at tbs tIuc 20 attend as an assCcia-
uOa. Them: eJ,ng was then 3ddress By D.
a. H. -f-ol, Of IT'S ely. after which the aSSC-
SttCA ad JOuI led.
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DIED..

4sO8EBTS. On the 10th last. ANNE FLORA
RoBEBTS, Ave -, mor >: nd U'evs.
= IL p e fro re re i.e o.
FfT graz - Ole tn ssfees, re sweea L ld NJ,
0. =e3, this evening, az O'Clock.
DUNN. Yesterday, lCsh instant, Mt ii D. m =,
Fnild V!R' INA, inf'ut daughie- of Edwsr-,
ara I Ia IS lana Dun9, asei.2 moni.ts a AZ . da
The relatives aud Il etts of Ie 'sm'y invited
70 o-tesd che funeral, at ga M, Spndsy, l3tn
Instant. ct
STEAOMAN. On Sunday evening Angus Goth.
ApELlA All ji0veo daughter OF ,-eorge G.
ed J cl ira ..ed MANI cd IL yelli, ]
io,'nrore pe-pre copyi
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DoUGIEs D'EGLISE.
lam prepared TO seilthese Candles by the no
81 cents pound Of four Candles, delivered.
81. W. BURCHELL
ID Under Ebbitt Hons
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IF 1T IL THROWN IN YOUR TEETH that Won
do not keep your dental apparatus in proper
trim, it is your own tault, for all the world
knows that you might do so by using that
matcbless vegetable dentifrice, SOzoDoNT
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New York Gain Narket To-day.
NEW IoT:E, Sep. I1.-Elour heavy and lOa1J
ceT s lower. E.eat dull aud 2a3 cents 10 " err
Corn HaI "~ct lowe.
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Baltin ore Stock Market, TODAY

cALTIMORE, SEPT. 1i.-Virginia 6's. inscribed,
ole, tS b.. ES4 ask a; do. $50, . bid, %
I O. 60. -, y b >; %. coupon, old, 81 /
bid CO. coupon, rev, SIX bid.
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MOUNT VERNoN.-Ediior Star A peru saI of
the article headed The Tomb " WASH uxtou.-
published An yesterdays edition, indu css me
To state for myssl f and many Others the reason
why visits are not more FREQ usntly made TO the
place in question. The charge Is SOL for the
excursion and admission to the grounds is en-.
tireiy too much; 81, IL is thought. would be a
much better figure, aud wonid enable many TO
participate " no have never done so. aud would
sunlel-nly remuuerate those having charge.
Washington, September IL, 1850. G. w. II.
The NIGHT SOIL NUIsANCE.-Edilor Star
Recently the scavengers Of the Fourth Ward
have had dug in NJ street east. between North
Capitol and LIST streets east, several pits as a
receptacle tor night SOIL There being no bar.
rier or fencing around these pits, which are
quite deep, they are extremely dangerous:
horses, cows, and even children being liable to
all IN them.
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j = ! lNI
lst OF DC obet, ~, euter 4 a hou OF pro:.i.
tu''o1 and coTmiit'd adultery W. ova Tho
apde:Sop. and during moths # January
an0 February, 1866, she left h,s bid aud bo .rd
rrd tctabito1 UI.h one william Cock The
testimony WIS tHken before Com missioner A n .
iord-P. h. Rh;nehardt app; ring for the pc
ti.caer. -
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- PREPARE FOR WINTER. -
Repairs for all kinds and sizes of
CTOVES, RANGES, FURNACES9 ~
~ ca be found at BOYD'S STOVE and ~
HARDWARE, 479 9Th street. Bring name and
number of stove. Old stoves taken In part pay for
new ones. ROBERT BOYD, 479 9Th, bet. d and
4 streets. sc 5-3ms
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NJ. WILLIAM,
IMPORTEB OF
PARISIAN FANCY GOODS,

ImFV3Thb VI
PARTISAN FANCY GOODS,
S36 PENNSYL VANA AVENUE,
AID Cite 1lsriss, Paris,
II constantly recei wing New Goods selected by hi,
special agent In Paris. His Mantillss, 6ilks. sa,
Fans, I SSis: Under ds%ents, scnnst %mi III,
Braids, Lubin = Psrfunery, Kid Gloves, etc,, etc.
cannot be surpassed By any other house in quality
dresses and MantilIas made 70 order.
Orders for Goods frem Paris taken. nh1l.ly
~FALL AND WINTER IMPoRTA-0A..
MILLIAERY GOODS 2NIS
Ribbons. Trimming Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons
rs stkksi b sSHSTtSs' M ynErhtXHTTs:
RL0NDe, GRAPES, NETS.
f BoNNETs sr AND sSI Ix6 epH SI HATS
In Straw, silk. Velvet and Felt.
We offer toe largest and best assorted stock IN
the States comprising all the latest Partisan
Novelties, and uneoualled In choice variety and
ARMSTRONG GATOR q co..
231 and 239 Baltimore street,
dQ3 MONTY BRoKEE. 4QS
CITYLolN OFFICE.
GHISELIN 3 90.
No. ass TWELFTH sTBkET,
BETWREN AND r STREETS,
One short square from Pennsylvania avenue.
Oncef and Clerks Pey Accounts purchased.
enh Sly.
S.CHOOL BOOKS AND sTATIONKRY.-The
st III rs
sbeys New yVZk avenue. az S-lws
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PAINFUL AtCiDEET.-About eleven O'Clock
to- AZ an ?Cci6ent occur 4 TO little boy
H1t L }; H. .. ding = the Ciu
Z ua ..ir CuuICD in eIe FIa vs. d, rom viii b
II - A'..r'd hat ann Utat.on OF his r.ght haa
mas -- Y. 1.C VIZ WnIJt,irg Il p ~.e D.
WOOd with kuIie, when q ComT. de .n1e up
b2h'ud ard gave HIM push, which clus hi n
70 stumble y al IaIl; IN GoIpT which the DO mt
OF he blade 4, SD Gro ways through Di,
an eVr~.TG t,Ie q. ri aud ca, ore O
Tie Due DO 1, lie. riy n NO. he WIS Ike
nome z Id pla' ed undec the ia Ids of a PHI, i
cit Al, who orc. Ell ne wornf, end I've him u
the relic. 10 his powe-. TIE wound * exc ID
In9ly o. nspl, ond- ii is fer d, may 81 =,
ampu atiOn.
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DLCTEE OF DIvoECE.-To-day, JGd.e Wy e
n '%e Equi C)r.t M e a dc2.sa jivo g n.
VIM. -. Ia - i~oll Ne toIcs of mas. 40 ),
v u - J. DAN. - - scr n 'O'.
4 H. 40
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DERSONAL-MISSE CORsETS, all styles aud
4 sizes, at BACMS FACT0E7, 49 Louisiana
avenue. Jy8-u
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The GooD IEALows.-The Most Honorable
National Grand Lodge of the ancient Oh der OF
GOOD Follows. which bas ucon IA e sion .Or
81, 20. u;'s 81 OF. city, c'C / its Ia. = , .
iuay. L.- 90 - liza. oh. which 4 =.
heal L.a,Jl -, N.as i.tgOdT, Lilo t'.iS ,Jru-
try IN the year 1910, and has been gradually
but surely r&.rOoIn. Iseit. The present M
tOna' q ava LODGE l. compo of repr~ eut.
a YES ..Cm tire gr3J1 b.. g of the evertl
States. GeTmania Lodge no. l, of TINS Distr ct.
E"5 4 ii Ice several Yeas, - also
WASH zion Ia Ca'IpIne"t No. L. One of ne
most pI@ e ant I"aiures OF the pre-eut session
~as tue insulation of Lodge No. ,, which wa
nan Mile Lid e, ia conplin ne y OF l. pre-
sentative Miller, of PeInsylv" 7ia, the nrr ent
q II d TT Lsuier.
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sew York cold and STOCK Market

~ telegraph NEW YORK. JUNE ID
.dcSEY-Easy. with a large supply seek
ing i nvestFaent at 345 per cent. on call
IOansL some loans a-reTeP0rted as low as
sTERLISG-Quie at IO9Io4 for first class
bils.
to 1896, and closing at 40. Exports fo-day
S1-256,54o. @a
GovERSMEST S~T0CRs-More active, and
IsedlA per cenL~higber. The 30 prices are:
Coupons of ~, 116I@ll6E; 49,, llZ5S9lI2A;
"a. lI0LaIIgL: 65, IUssall0k: do. new,
us3z@1l4; do. "a, l3L9l3A; l0-4Os. 1869
1868 7-30s, l0SE9iOSH.
There Is considerable short Interest IN
the market, especially in 5 20s OF '67. The
Treasury is largely behind IN its deliveries
of these bonds. The tine for converting
the second series of 7-s0s has been extend
ed to July LIST. !.
The gold obligations of the Government
falling due July Ist are SIS, 9S6, OI5, of which
it is estimated, however, sl,567 500 is due to
Europe, which materially reduces the
amount of gold to come on this market.
1t is estimated Sc ,OO0,00 is to be sent TO
Europe TO be applied to interest.
BANK
Loans, SITS. l42, 024; increase, 81 34S,657.
Specie, S1I 1873, 631; decrease, S3,l34,4W
Circulation, So, Ice, $40; decrease. SZlt3I3.
Deposits. s2l0,670 1861 increase, Sl58,IlO.
Legal Tenders, S69, 202, $40; Increase, $751;
sf2.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, June Il.

BydVeIegraph.l CHICAGO, Tune IL.
-FLoUR-More active. n l2%a25e lower;
sales spring extra at $ scale 90.
WHEAT Moderate y active, and HSIc
IHWer: Szfes-%O. at 81 81. and No. ? at
sI5. closing with buyers ar 81 Sc for NO. 2.
Since 'ClIangeENo 2guieEat StES6.
ge CORN-N6r ore active; sales No. lat $50
S5I.c. No . at S3aS315, and rejected at s00
SOC. This afternoon MOL Is quiet at s.
tws5EG
~OArs-I@IL4c lower, closing at 65965Ac-
BARLEr ASD r. Kg-Negleeed aud nop1
inal.
PEov1sIoSs-Nothing done. Mess Pork
Nominal at 81 91a 4~&.5E
#41ARD-l64@ &c.
BEEF CATLLE-Dull "a unchanged.
E~OGS-Ffrm at 81 Sal 5A4OF common
lfehf. and 81 eaaS 37t& for good to choice.
FR eIGHTs-Firm and lc higher; 4Z95c
for corn 10 Buffalo, and loo for wheat TO
CSgvegO.
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st. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June d.
ToBACCo-More active and unchanged.
CoTToN-Nothlng doing.
Hemp .Nominaly lower, with sinai
sales of undresSed at 81 4.
FLoUR-ExceedingIy dull; superhne soId
at Sc 50@7 3; Xxx. So.
red Fall, 81 592 60; fancy white. Y %:
Spring quiet at 81 IS for choice soft Iowa. !,
HoIders firm, and buyers stood
for lower prices; mixed and yellow sold
At 92LaS3Lc: white. 859S7c
OATS Film. but slow at 75g7ee.
RYF-Steady at 81 729l 73.
Provisions - Excessively dull PORK
generally held at S2S928 so; but a good Iot
was offered at 81 ., q puyeI;
bacon very little doing; Shoulders quoted
al I3c, and clear sides l6Agl7c; lard no de-
mand.
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u%rnelnnatr Market.

By telegraph. GINenSSATL- June IL.
F~LoUR-Very duH, and prices are nonf-
nalIy 25c low er; sa.es or family at So T5a
SIC 90
WHEAT-Neglected and prices nominal;
was offered at S2aI032 IS for Nos. 2eand I.
CoRS- Firm but quiet; 939g5e for earand
sshelled.
ssOATs-Dull; held at -s6g77c, but buyers
want them below Sc re ties. @-@et
RYE-Dull and lower; sales of NO | at
81 50.
~lCoTroN-Dull aud prices nominal at &c;
no demand. q BE #s
MISS PoRK-Quiet but firm at s28.
BULK MEATs-Held at l29l414c for heavy
sides.
BAcoN-Is.in moderate demand l3c for
shaulders, and ei6L@Ec for~ciear rib and
LARD-In demand at I714c, but is held
e17Mc.
BUTTER-Firmer and 203c higher; Ohio
2ZM24c; Western.ReserYe 25926c.
~EGGs-Firm ct 22c.
OIL-Linseed firm at 81 Ia.
PETRoLEUM-At 33d34c Tor refined free.
GROCERIES Steady. There is no change
in prices.
Hoes AND CArFLE-Duli; rates tending
down wards
GOLD-l39L.
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New York nry Goods Market.

By Telegraph.I ~ New YORK, June Is.
DRY ~GooDs-The weather Is quite hot
and trade dull; prices steady, At l2% for all
sIi5ht makes OF prints except Spragues,
w3t4ch were held at lie. but do not sell
freely so long as The Pacific, Merrimac, Co
cS7aco ID Dunnels are being closed out as
PFC; all good dark styles OF prints, how
ever. worth I3ts print cloths move slowly
~ So: gfnghanis at I6h9fSc; delaines at
I5I<a48c, and heavy brown sheetiugs at
l854Fc; best heavy white shlrtings bring
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RfYer Dispafelles.

!. LOUIS INSTRUMENTATION, from
Fort Benton reserve St. 9anEi MaF25e
er clear and very warm, tire mercury to-
day reachlng 95s in the shade. The river
Is falling slowly, and all b upper streams
are on the 7deeHInea a@t5
NAsHv1L1E. June I3.-Tte river is fail
ing lowfy. with 70 inches on the shoals
The Ella Hughes left sto-dayrfor Cairo. Fs
MEMPHIS, June I3.-Weather clear and
hot. Tine river is rising slowly. Departed
Common wealth and Indiana, for NeW
Orleans; Continental n Belle 81. Louis,
for st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, June 13.-ArrTrals-B ela-
ware, troIn Nashytlle; Empire, from Ar
nepartures-Delawarp to Cincinnati;
Empire, TO &%neinhatii Richmond, 10 New
River rising slowly, with 5 feet 5 inches
in the canal, 31eet5 inches 10 IA chute,
and 2 feetcl1nches on the rocks, san
Weather clear and very arm but very
little business was transacted n tue
wharf. E.f @sH# a-aarnE a.-F
The new angemea at of the Cincinnati
Mail Line, to run two boats daily, taxes ef-
feet t0-m0rrOw. The Major Anderson and
General Buell. will leave at 3 A.M-s aud hhe
america and United states at ?. ~ each
day 9f
+. CAIRO, Juue f3-watta, Tennessee River
To ST. Louis. / A. M; Marble City, Mem
leans to Cincinnati. ga, ~; Alpha, Nasn-
IfWilte andreturn, 2P<M.i City Of Cairo 81
Louis TO Memphis, 2 P. N. Tyrone, Mash
vile, 3 4. NJ; Tennessee, Evansville packet,
G PM. A@t
The river has fallen sipcees.
aGtNcIxSATI, June hE-Weather clear and
/ very warm thermometer ate ?. Ms3aSlss.
The river has risen 50 inches in tee asst "A
hours, With Is feet ti the channel, aud 81
/ feet under the bridge. The Charleston
| passed down with a tow Of Bbar9eS io9psd
Vile. the Wild Duck, with barges, passed
/ down from Pittsburg forgSt. Louis. The j,
n. McCulloch departed for Ptttsburg- The
st. Charles from ~Pfttsbufg, Edfnburg from
Marietta Annie laurie. from the kA-
L nawha River. the Madison and Loulsyle
1 Packets, Emma No. 3 from st. Louis, and
! MinueOia from Memphis. e tAA sA
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.Memnhis Market.

81 Telegraph.4. MEMPHIS. June Il. i
CoTToS-DuIfand nominal; receipts, II
balesg exports, 81 bales.
Hour -QRlet4and weak. F Es-
EACoS = Dull; shoulders 12Zc; clear
Sides, f41<c.
- LARD-lg4S0e &H@s AHr 9sit 5Ui
CQRS-At sg5c.7 asa aa -
OATs-At S006c,
4@NREAT-Nomfna3ly g .. -"
\ RAY-AtSl7 0AgIs 90 aH
CORN MEAL-S4 2l44 50. ads Ea--
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- 81 f. IT. ~4
met sam. Orr at Parkerson's; Tennessee
al Rosa Glare: John Kilgonr at1Mt. Yer
non Passed Linton at Leng,s Landing.
OE cpnsignees are: George Bliss Z pekgs
rldse- A Gamperts, 3sbagsa feathers W >
Ford, 13 hnds tobacco Wm Brown Go,
IA hid ooeeoos Geo Sontagg GCo, ! bx
hardTaTe; Woodrow, Reins "a 60 80 bdts
hubs Fol re-sh1pment = Louisville: 18
hhdst tobacco. Cincinnati; AS pigs lead
100 bd S paper.
MANIFEST STEAMER J. p. WEBB-From
CumberlandR Yer, June Z. r. Evansville:
Topf & Long, ! box of merchar disc; Fam
ley, RahA g Co. ) boxes of ale O. l..
Dixon & Co., II empty boxes and ] empty
coal oil barrel; Senontn, Dixon q Co., /
box Of m~erchaDdise; j.. G. and J. q. SMITH
q Co, 1 box Of picks; W. ;. Brown & CO.,
z86 bags of corn r.. K. DunkeIson & Co,
50 hogsheads Of tobacco; Ehrman, Fisher,
& Co, y do
For Louisville and CineinRati-25 hogs
For Louisvfiie-25 packages merchandise Z
Registefeit 62 p~asseuger>. e
The Cumberland River is failing slow4yi
31eet large IN fhe Race Track. We were
aground a shat point. t-
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Being desirous 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 a large stock
of very select styles of well-made.Sults
for Boys of all sizes.
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R. SMITH & BRO,

-ApxES FOR 6ALE.-No.I. One farm
Of I0a acres, 70 acres cleared two good
orchards. Price $500.
NO. 2, One farm OF 10 acres; plenty OF
wo,er. two good orchards; new frame
800 c~ontaIning six rooms; all kinds of
small fruit. Price $500. The farm Wall be
Mo- 3. one farm of sd acres, ali In grass.
Price $500.
These farms are within sixteen miles of
tbec itv of E~yansviIle. Terms easy.
Address EDWARD A. BAKER,
Real Estate Agent,
apr23 w3m Newburgh, Ind.
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EFI0d" HUFI
HOR RENF-STQRES- The two new
I stog epNI sFisft strsstStHg as4I

stand for a boarding house anu wagon
vs~t. he lot. being Is by 10 .feet. Ihey
are welI alaptat 10 ett4er store 2td weltr
ing purposes or both acPnabinsd y ap-g
Euir the applicant. Inquire of SAMUEL
VTCEERY, or ATHEIST Resot
2NtEhERN-bR IHkb~
lnnS dtf % Maln Slteet.