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The weather continued swelteringly
hot up to midnight, and up to nine
o'clock was so close as to be almost
smothering. A nice breeze then
sprung up, which relieved the op-
pressive atmosphere to some extent.
There were no additional arrivals
up to late hour..............The Mary
Houston. for New Orleans; Quick
step. for Cairo; Mollie Norton. for
Henderson @Tarascon. for Louisville,
departed. The Sam. Orr, from East
port, arrived little after midnight.
The Mary Houston did not get on
till 4 80 pm. She received from w.
G. Brown & Co. ninety-three hogs
heads tobacco, two evaporatOrs, two
hundred barrels -four, four casks
meat, fifteen packages eggs, butter,
&c, two barrels whisky, thirty sacks
corn, twenty five packages sundries
and two large lots of furniture. From
Humphrey, Patrick & Co. ninety-foul
hogaheads tobacco, seven crates cab
bages, one hundred and thirty five
sacks corn, and one hundred and
thirty barrels hour........The Quick.
step took cut very nice trip, includ
ing a good passenger list............Tht
Tarascon left soon after dark with {
moderate trip. Among her passen
gers were Rev. G. B. H. Martin. Pas
tor of the Vine Street Presbyterian
Church, and family, who go to the
country to recuperate......The Robt
Moore will be down to-day, en- rOutI
10 Nashville........The Sam. Orr ar
rived from Eeastport a little afte
miduight.........The Linton, lyinl
along the wharf has been treated to I
handsome coat of paint. and looks a
handsome now as a new pin........Th,
CumberlaCd arrived at one O'clock.....
The. weather at midnight was broilinl
hot, with the mercury at 840 and blu
little air astir.
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schenck's PulmonIc syrup.

Seaweed Tonic. and Mandrake pills viii
cure Consumption. Liver Complaint, and
Dyspepsia, II taken according 10 the direc.
tons They are All three TO be- taken at
the same time. They cleanse the stomach
1 relax the liver and put IL 20 work then
the appetite becomes good the food digests
and makes good blood; the patient begins
/ 70 grow IN flesh the diseased matter upena
/ IN the lungs, aud the patient outgrows the
disease add gets well This Is the only way
i TO cure Consumption.
10 these thIee medicines DIR. J. H..
schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes his unri.
vailed success ia the treatment Of Puimo.
nary Consumption. The Pulmonic syrnr
ripers the morbid matter IA the lungs
nature throws Il on by an easy expeclora.
ton, for when the phlegm or matter is
| ripe u slight cough Will throw 10 or and
The patient has rest, and the lungs begin
/ TO heal.
TODD TITS, the seaweed Tonic and Man
! diake Pills must be freely used 10 cleanse
/ tie stomach aud liver, 50 that the Pa
monte syrup and the food " u make gOod
! blood.
Eehencz's Mandrake pills act upon the
! liver, removing all ObstructiOns, relax the
ducts Of the gall adder, the bile starts
| freely, and the liver is soon relieved; tie
stools VIII show what the Pills can 90; no-
thing has ever been invented except calo-
mel Ga deadly poison, which is very dam
I ge Gus 10 use, unless with great caro- that
will unlock the gail bladder and start the
/ secretIons Of the liver like Sohenck's Man
drake Pills. @
Liver Complaint Is one Of the mosl
prominent causes Of Consumption.
scneuc8's seaweed Tonic is a gentle
| stimulaut aud Alternative, and the itIhniI
An Inc seaWeed. winch this preparation Is
| the gastric juice 10 dsssoive tlle foot Wit,
| The Pulmpuic syrup and Is made mo
| good blood without ierineniatlOu or sour.
ING IN the stomachs =
DR.. schehck, la Els treatment. docs moi
try 10 stop "A cough, Night sWe8ts, ch ne,
| or fever. Remove ihe cause, ana they will
| Al stop Of thcir own accord. No one eau
De cured ~ Con3uuptlOn. Liver Complaint.
| Dyspepsia, Gatarrh, CanIlef. or Ulcerated
Ihroat, unless the liver and stomach arc
male healthy.
When there IN no lung disease. and only
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, schenclgi -
Seaweed Tonic abd Mandfake P1Is Are
sniiiciont, Without the PulmOnte syFnp.
binons e mp!aints, as they ase PERFECTLY
harmle 3. W
DR.. SCIENCE, who has enjoyed uniutor.
rupted TENTH for many years past and
now isns - pounds, was wasted away
70 q mere Alf- ieton n the very last Stage
| o. Pulmonary ComsumptlOn, his phYsi-
clans having Pronounced has cnss hope
less and abandoned him 10 his fate. lie
was cured by the Aforesaid medicines.
Full directions accompany each, ulalg-
| ing ~ not aD-oiuteIy necessary To see Dr.
Schenck, unless patients wish their Lungs
examined aud fOi this purp0se be 8 pro-
| reasonably at hIs principal office, phlla-
deiphfa, every Saturday, where "a letters
OF advice mast DO addressed.
Price Of the Pulmonio Syrup and Sea.
weed Tonic, eaeh Y ~ per bottle, 81 81 ~ q
For sale by all druggists.
fe2 d&Wly spNl
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lI0NETARY 2 g0MNERCIAL
EeW York hGFKeL.


BY Telegraph NEW YORK. July Is.
AsHEs-Pots quiet and steady.
CoTToE-QuleJ, without change; sales OF
lieg oais Al III, f9r SPlan1as. r,at
slightly in buyers favor; sales Of 1890
barrels at IS 250 So go for superfine
state and Western; So 50aS6 30 or extra
state; So 2Oa6 81 for do. extra Western;
81 00g7 . for white wheat extra; 81 5Og
81 90 for extra St. Louis; s89l0 90 for good
the sales are $50 barrels extra STATE at S. s.
ter demand: sales 500 barrels at 90 5Oa6 30 /;
Oregon Flour quiet at S809 so Rye Flour
firm sales $50 barrels at "a 3096 90.
CORN MEAL-ScArce and hrm.
WHIsKY-FiEm at Il p for western, and
WHEAT-Receipts s,2ss bushels; market
less active, and slightly ln buyers favor /;
| Spring; 81 81 for extra choice do. 81 81 Tor
No do; 81 50 for Winter red Western ;
81 s. for Winter red ohio; 81 5egl e5 for
white Genesseei 81 ia for choice white
@@RYE[Qqiet; sales oflo,OOO bushels State
| at 81 28GI 30.
/ BARLEY UNCHANGED. l
BARLEY MALT-Unchanged.
| CoRN-Receipts 65,737 bushels; market a
| shade nrmer, with a fair demand, partly
| speculative; sales of $4,000 bushels at 72a
Sc for unsOund mixed Western; 81 q95c FOR
for kiln dried; 99c tor Western yellow.
OArs-Recetpts 22,2SS bushels mark s11 e e
/
| for We tern in store 609Sic aftOati the In
| side price for in feTiOf.
| SUGAR-In fair request: salesof A 70 hhds
| Cuba, at 1l@llszc; also ], 200 boxes Havana
| at Badge.
| HoPs-Firm and quiet. -
PETRoLEUsf-Steady at l6549Hc fol
TTSbEED o1t4Qaist and arm sales Q
" PoRaK@9outetIanti firnier: sales ofeOO Dbl
at $50 25a32 50 for new mess: S3l 10 for Ole
do; S26 60027 90 Tor prime, aud S2o 5O49 y
for prime mess; also 80 bDls Of new mess
| buyer Jutv, at $50 so.
BEEF Steady sales 260 bbls at S9l6c 70
new plain M sss, and I29I8s for new eXtri
| mess. slaA
TIERCH BEEF-Is nominal, at 2O025c 70
prime m ess, and 5d3Oc for India mess.
BEEF HAMs-Firm; sales OF 325 bbl5 a
s25d32 50. ..a " I--e
| Cur MEATs-Firm; sales go packages a
1870 l4c for shoulders, lBHM7c for hams
and l9c for fancy middles.
| LARD-Firm. with a fair demand; sale
600 tIeTces at l714ml9Zc for steam, and 2O6
211<c for kettle rendered; also 500 tics steam
buyer and seller july, al l81sgl9Ac-
| BUTrER-Steady, at 10000 Tor OHIO, ant
| lSG56e for Stale.
| Enthusiastically at lI9l5<c.
FkEIGHEs-TO Liverpool dull; shipment
| of 80 1000 bushels wheat at 81 per sail and 81
per steam 6,500 barrels flour at 28s SGD pc
steam.
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: Hooks AND LADDERs.-From Mr..
John S. Hopkins we learn some items
IN regard to the prospect of Hook
aAa Ladder company in this city.
IN pklns went to. TerTe Haute on
Tuesday, to examine the hooks and
ladders in use IN that city, which
have lately. been purchased by the
City Council. The Chief of the Fire
Department at Terre Haute visited
Louisville and other cities, and gave
these ladders the preference over the
Boston extension ladder. The entire
outfit costs in net cash only $3.50, and
is manufactured at Richmond, Indi-
ana, by Us. Hunt. The apparatus
complete consists Of the wagon,
hooks, eight ladders, axes, picks,
crowbar, etc. The ladders are res
pec;ively A, 36. 30, q, "a. 20, 16 and
II feet in length, and the smaller sizes
have. books GA the top, and the bot
ton slips into sockets on the other
ladders. Mr.. Hopkins expresses
himself as highly pleased with the
apparatus, and thinks that we should
have a set of these hooks and ladders
and will so recommend to the City
Council. The prospects for hook
aud ladder company, therefore, are
| good.
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81, Louis Market,

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 10.
ToBACCo-Sfinbut not higher.
HEMP QUIET bit firm; undressed sold at
90c@n 2
lotion - Nothing doing. ~
FLoUR-Wesker out not lower; super
fine IS 509J IS; y e562d6 Is; Xxx So 00g6 - ;
xxx 20 faney tTD0@9 50. 4f
WHEAT Stiff, and nigh GRADES SC better
no spring offered choice old aud new
Fall SOLD al 81 45gt so.
CoRN-Firfn, a nd higher M soc for mixed (;
CSC for choice yeliOW: choice TO fancy
white al l0Bl %.
OATS-Easter at G9c for black; 70172c for
M ixSd and white 4. .a
RYE-- Firm a. a IBal 10.
WHIsKY-Eirm at 81 90.
GROCERIES Quiet and unchanged.
PohK-Defnd and moderate and prices IN .
changed, at 33W33Zc.
BA0ON--The demand has been checked
by the higher prices asked and only a
small business has been done at previous
prices; shoulders l4Ac; clear RIB sides
TIC: clear sides lS14cg 81.
LARD-NO sales aud nominal at ls9l81Sc.
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rlnelnnau MnrRat.

BY Teiegraph.l Cd CIN0TNEATI. July IS.
FLoUR-Firm, and the supply light +;
Family. So 0096 so.
WHEAT Unchanged; Red. 81 269I 30;
No. 2 white so d at 81 70, New wheat will
be IN the matlkeG as soon as the present
hot and dry weather has dried It up. The
crop is now ali cut, and IS the largest aud
best gathered tn5auy tTevtous year
CORN Dull AZ 75H7Gc. for ear.
OATs-Steady.' 81 72aT5c.
RYE-Duli al. 81 -. -..s- s.
COTTON Unchanged; Middling. 33c.
ToBACCO-BsLiR 1n good demand. sales Ig7
hhds. at 81 1906 II.
WHISKY q good demahd at 81 co.
Recommendations, aud the demand
improving. Mess Pork, 1913 90. Bulk Meals
are held firmly at he. for Shoulders, and
I55<@l6c for Sides. Bacon tending upward
Shoulders sold at 1870. and is now held al
l412c. Sides l7S<ct and 1879. for clear rib
and clear. Sugar-eured Hams in demand
sales at 2l@22c; stock light. Lard, lgc, and
held firmly. Butter, firm at 24g Sc Cheese
dplti Western RfseTYe, l3c; Factory, 1910
I6c. Eggs, NC, and dull. ..=
Ii SEED OIL-Dull at 81 90.
PETROLEUM --z7lG33c.
GOLD-l3J1a, buying.
EXoHANGF-FiFm y par. buying.
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New nrlenna Markef.


By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. July Is.
COTTON - Middiing 321zc; only 32e was
offered. Sales 81 bales; receipts 40 bales /:
exports 246 bales.
eCsoLD-l36J4. sNst raNa
ExcHANeE-steflihg i5l14; N. Y. sight =
premium.
FLoUR-Firm; superfne 60 co, Xxx sg SO.
and XXX SO 75.r
CORN-W 81 Is. 8tti
OATS-7Sc.
BRAN-Sl 05. rF
HAY-Prlme S26 90.
4 PORK-s34 371<. t.rls ..Hr5..-A
BACON 5164lSc.
LARD-Tierce l91%M20lLe. key 20I[a2IlZc
sUGAR-FiIm az f80Ilce brine 100
MoLASs Es-NominaI: choice fermenffng
62a64c.
WH1sKY-Western rectihed 81 O5.
4 COFFEE Nominal fair I41<9l51zo, prime
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Bg~ New Albany was, incorporated
as city on the 14th of July. 1889
thirty years ago this day. It then
had population of 1926, and the en-
tire taxable property of the city
amounted to but 81. 325.770. In 1850
the population was 8,181. Now it is
between $4,000 and $4,000. IN. Il.
Commercial.
Evansville was Incorporated in 1847,
eight years later than New Albany,
with a population of 1000, and the
valuation Of real estate and personal
property was 1901, 324. Evansville
now has population between 10000
and 30, 900, and last year the real and
personal property was appraised at
SIC, O63.377 New Albany stands no
chance with this city.
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Chicago Market.

IS telegraph CHICAGO, July 10
EASTERN EXCHANGE Par to LILO pre-
MUM selling, and Ito discount buying.
FLOUR-In good demand for low and
medium grades Oi Spring extra; sales at
s. 2j06 IS. . 49,
WHEAr-Acfive and 1@l1zc higher; o.
l, 81 321zQ9I 331z; M. 2, 81 29H9l 3l1z; clos
Ing at 81 3l149l 3l8; this afternoon No.
was 6rmer at 81 81 seller July; 81 80 was
bi & for sellers August.
CORN-in fair demand. and l9lLc high
er: sales of No. 4 at Sl5a062c, No. az sl0
SIC, rejected at 70Z@7l1ac, no grade at 81 "a q
&c; closing at SlMS2c for No. 2; this alter
noon No. was firmer at Sl1%gS2c, seller
July, and S3c was bid for sellers August.
oATs-Qniet, and A@hc ioN er; sales OF
No. at G6tz966zc, rejected at 0l54962c
closing at 601zGG6t4c for No. 2.
RYE--StrOnger; No. ], 81 O59l o.; No 2,
81 049I Oh; closing at 81 % Tor No. l. and
81 o. for Mo-.
BARLEY-NOmiuat.
HIGHWIHEs Steady and firm at 81.
Moi AssEs-NeW Orleans, 9jcISl.
MESS PoRK-Nominal at S33 g33 3.
LARD-Qufet and firm at 1874 @lS16c.
BACoN-Dry sailed shoulders firm at l251c
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Eufobeah MarKet.


ConsoIs, for money, 939s311S; on account,
93Iz. American securities quiet ard steady
10 arrive, quiet. Sperm oil 82s Sugar sGl
al W hate Oil 40s. Petroleum at a IIfvgarp
49, francs, ana qulet. Decrease OF spec &
OF specie in the Bank OF France 1850 OO5
francs. .H
PARIS, July l5.-Bourse, buoyant. rentes
20 francs so confines.
LIvERPoOLs July 15.-COtton, the market
for cotton oB.the spot As steady. nfddlinp
are quiet. Red Western No 2 wheat Is "a
69s al. WESTERN -four 24s Corn, No. 2
mixed Us Sd for new, and 29s for old. Oats
81 I'd. Peas 3Ss Sd. Provisions fiat. Pork
eos. Beef eos Lard 70 and fiat. Cheese O2s
Cd. Bacon 62s. Petroleum "a refined, Is
60. lTallOW ASS. 1urpentine Us. Lfnaeed
oil 32s IOd, Lfnseed cakes 40 IS.
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LoulsylIla Market.

BY Telegraph.i LoUIsvILLH. July IS.
FLOUR Firm; su perhne "a %.
WHEAf-Ked 81 - ;1WhiLe 81 %.
CORN-SheHed IA balk soc.
OATs-BHllL zoe. .a-
RYE-fI ~
IoBACoo-Leaf steady; sales OF l73 hhds.
at 81 g50l3 IS. da
PROVIsIONs-WeTy dFm. Mess pork s83
Bacon shoulders 141lc: ele7T rib lS1<c: clear
s les 1870. LAID 1870. Hams, sugar cured,
24c H
WHTsKY--sl 60. ..t.s 44
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NOTICES.

THE largest and best stock OF
Linen suits iB Indiana, can be found
at LYONS. His Linen Clothing Is
permanent in color, well shrunk and
well m1je, and can now be bought
at greatly reduced prices. For first
class Linen and Alpa ca Clothing go
To LY0E'S. 1915
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MedalInn Coral Sets.

just received at Geissler & Delang's
some of those beautiful Coral Sets
the finest ever brought to this city.
Also some magnificent Leaf and Pen
dent Pear Sets, which we offer as
cheap as they can be bought at any
frst-class Jewelry house in the coun-
try
Call and see them, and many other
fine articles Of Jewelry too numerous
to mention, at
GEIssLER & DELANG's,
jy15.2t 81 Main Street.
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CITY N r w S.
To County Agricultural So
Giettes.

Asthe season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention TO our
superior facilities for doing all classes of
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Isis, Tickets, &c We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or colored inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our job Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles of poster type, and our faciii-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon as, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co,
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MoRE IMPROVEMENTs.-The entire
front Of Wheeler & Riggs and f.
Hopkins & Company stores has been
torn out, and new fronts are being
put up. This will be a substantial
and handsome Improvement.
A new pavement IS being laid on
First Street, in front of Charles
Viele & Company's, Minor & Dali
lam's, Cloud 4 Atkins and Roach
4 Torian's business houses. The
bricks are being laid down sideways.
and cement will be poured in the
crovices.
Marcus Sherwood is remodeling a
double tenement frame house on Sec
ond Street, between Locust and Wal
nut.
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The RealIng POnI.
butchers Dead Shot fer Bed Hug
Butchers lightning FIy killer.
sold by Druggists Every where.
mayo dWlm ISM
HATCHFaOR,s ITATn DYr

This splendld Hair Dye 8 the best 10 the
wOrlds Tie only are and perfect Dye,
harml ess, reliable. instantaneous no dis
appoint menf: no ridiculous unfs: RENE
dies the ~ effects Of bad Dyes inVtgOratea
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK Or BROWN. sold by All Druggists
Batche or's wig Factory, No. 10 Bond 81. 4,
New York.
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IMPROVING We are gratifed to
learn that Mrs. DIR. Pennington, who
was so seriously injured on last Tues
day, is rapidly recovering. This will
be good news to her many warm
friends and aeauaintances.
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMpIEs
on the face, use BergJfs C5aledOne and l1fai-
pte RenleaB, prepared Oniy ~ Or. B. q.
PERRY. - Bond street, New YORK. Sold
everywhere. Ihe trade supplied by whole.
sale medifine dealers. mhl7 dsn, w8m
10 REMONE MOTH PATCH Esi
Freckles, ana Tan from the face. use Per-
RVS AfOtt aud Ircchie LOttOlt. Prepared
only by DR. 81. O.PERKY. sold by am drug
gists. mills dim ,wlm-t y. IL
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OoLoRED B. B. CLUB.-The col
ored base ball cllb in this city have
lately played some interesting games.
On Monday the married and single
men played a match game, which ire
suited in favor of the bachelors. the
score being Single men, Al; mar
Rod % 4.tL t1l
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have You Never Heard Of Il?

Then inquire at once at your groeers
for D0OLEY'S CHEMICAL
YEAST BAKING POWDER, the
only strictly pure aud harmless ba
king powder in market, from which
good, sweet, palatable buiscuits, rolls,
cakes or pastry can be made, uni
formally with the same success. This
article has been steadily increasing in
demand and public favor, and stands
to day the most reliable baking
powder in use. Ask your grocer for
DoOLRY's BAKING POWDERl ct cod
Barrett's Unrivaled Hair Re-
stOratsve.
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wANTED.

geTFAGE-By a small fsnfly, cot
fage Of about three rooms. with good
sf9bia anu -outhOuses, within five or six
souareS of the pOst-0ffiee. inquire OF
RDR8MAN & SHAFER, Third street; pc
tween Main and Locust. Jyl5 aoI
-wYOUNG LADIES-A few young ladies'
to sell an Indispensable article. For
narticuIars. cali at the American House,
Room 20. JyS CIV
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Medal awarded to t" Barrett's."
g Barrett's not pasty compound.

''s,Tall oahs from little acorns grow,
Large streams from little fountains flOW."
Seven years ago the PLANTATION BIrTERs
were bat little known To-day there is
not nook or corner of our lana where
they are not found and used. The sale has
reached the enormous number OF Five
Millions of Bottles annually, and 1t is con.
can be dope with really good medicine,
and y systematic course of making IL
known. Perhaps no medicine in the
world was ever So deServedty popular as
the PLANTATION BITTERs. Go where you
will, among the rich or poor, and you Will
always find these BittelS in use. Their
merit has become an established fact, and
we cordially recommend them in cases OF
dyspepsia, loss ofappetite, chilIs and fever,
headache, tSc-r &C.
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B~ For pure Drugs, Chemicals
Liquors and fine Perfumes. Hair Oils
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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LosT.-In the alley between Cher
ry and Oak. aud Second and Third
Streets, an iron shoe" off a Lawn
Mower, painted green. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at the
JOURNAL Office. ieI6.
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AT WoRK.-The City Council is
now sitting daily as Board of Equal
ization. Any persons having COM
plants to make, can appear before
the Board.
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KashTllle Markef.

BY telegraph NASHVILLE, July rs.
Cotton Nothing doing.
WHEAT-StIffer: Mediterran can 81 07Z
red 81 -; Amber 81 ~: white 81 23gl 70.
FLOUR-EXtra family Tg7 90.
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BE T. @. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
sc. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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RUNAwAY.-A horse attached to a
wagon ran over the levee embank-
nent below the tobacco warehouse
yesterday, but without doing any ma
terial damage. ~
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By Telegraph NEW YoRK, July Is.
DRY S5O0Ds-The market is generally
Inactive yet firm for All descriptions OF
texture cottons. Woo!ens are depressed,
but tending upward, and or Book fold dam.
neis, ranging az 28c to BIC, prices may be
quoted &c per yard higher.
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RAJ It has been our fortune to ex-
anime all of the leading Sewing
Machines, and we can most heartily
say that " The Florence " is the choice
Of those who desire frst-class
machine in every particular. Try
them. No. IL South Second st. It.
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CAsH.-The City Clerk ad7ertises
that the semi annual interest on city
bonds, due July 18th, will be paid IN
cash at the Office of the City Treas
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sew York Gold ana ssocK Mara.t

oy ISI9sIHpH-I NEW YORK. July %.
MoNEY-Steady and abundant at 7 per
cent. currency. ...ar 81
STERLING Firm at 0zS0l01<
AOLD-lA0Wers opening at 1857, advanc-
ing 10 lalf and OstnR at 1857 The ship
menls to-day were $4,000, including ST.
OO0 for Havana. ....' ~.
GoyERShfENTs-Open at a decline, but
closed stronger. The closing prices are:
Coupons Of 81, II ~ 40. 't2, lZ51s; do. 20,
lZlSzi do '65, I2l1<; do. neW, l2J1z; do. '67,
10Y; do. 68, l201 l0-40s, llo5E.
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B1Ds.-The City Clerk advertises
for sealed proposals for building five
public cisterns. Bids will be opened
July 18th.
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TOBACCO SALEs.-Notwithstanding
the lateness of the season. the receipts
of tobacco continue quite liberal.
Martin, Gardner & Co., at the Plant
ers' Warehouse, will offer about sixty
hogsheads to day, the sale com
nlencing at ten O'Clock this morning.
a full attendance Of buyers is re-
n1iasAed
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B. B.-The match game between
the Evansville and Memphis Base
Ball Clubs takes place tomorrow.