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sSALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment of wM. S. CoRWtN & CO., No. 476
Z ug.street, between Wentworth and Beaufain, are
OF the FIR, QUALITY. They sell no goods but what
can be " ..rll ted as PURE AND GENUINE: Thisia
an establS T. fact
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MAGNOLIA WATEn.-superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
Tenrn,rv IA e. = tuthss !.
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Es- CHEROKEE REMEDY CURES ALL
Urinary Complnnts. viz: Gravel. InalmmItsn Of
the Bladder and ndeys, Retention Of Urine. stric-
turcs of the Urelhra Dropscal swelngs, Brick Dust
Deposits, and all dis ases that require diuretc,
and when used In conjunction with the CHEROKEE
INJECTION, does not tuil to cure GonorrheI Gieet,
and all mucous Disca .rges In Male or emale, cur
ing recent In from to tree days. ano Is es-
pecally recommended IN those cases OF Fluor Albus
or Whites ia Females. I'll. two medicines us.d In
conjunction will not fail to remove this disasreeable
compliant and in those cases where other medicines
hive been used Without success.
Prlce-Remedy. One Bottle. 81; Three Bottles So.
Piiee-Ipje.,ion One Bottle. 81; Three Bottles IS.
Sold IL Charleston, ). e., hy q. w. AIMAR, E. Il.
hfLLERs & CO., a. W. EOKEL CO., W. A.
SKRINE und RaOUL L LYN1H.
February 1e pko tuthsnowSmoe
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FOR GEORGErOWN, s. O.
AND LANDINGS ON TIE rEEDsE RIVER.
~K-~n TIE STEAMER EMILE, CAPT.
,Ggs$.SS4SlS ISAAC DAvB will rr0~ve Freight
I'M. DAY at south Comm rc,al Whar and leave az
above o.MoRRuw Friday. MORNING, 18Th inst, at
O'Clock
KetlrD,ng. will leave Georgetown on Moa-
DAT MORNING. 22l ins2ut
Freight for Landings on the Peadeo River will be
transferred to Steamer GEN MANIGA0LT, at
Georgetown. of6i
All Freight preraid.
No Freight receiv after sunset
sRaCKELFOhD & KELLY, agents,
February l9 1 NO. / Boy go wharf
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aS- THE CELEBRATED W. s. G. CLUB

@ THE CELEBRATED W. s. @. CLUB
BoUsE GIN. pure soft and uuequalled--W. 8. COR
WIN & CO., Sole Agents. Medical men of the high.
est standing acknowledge that Gin, in s purs state
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence. and more particularly to those
who use 1t incidentally, an article that only re-
o,,ires to be known to be properly appreciated.
a,3- 81 80 per hottie. s15 per case.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

The AdJournment--Appr Bill
Important ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
State Banks-Ferries and School Chill
dren-The Bribery a nd Corruption
BilI-Genera1 Business.
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uoLMEs & MACBETH,
No. sc Broad-strect,
Charleston. :. c.,
BROKERS, aUcTIoNREBs. REAL ESTATE

GENEHAL MMtssICN AGENTS
Will attend to Renting aud Collecting OF 5 ren5B
md purchase and 81 OF stocks, Donia, Gold,
silver and Heal Esiae.
ALSO
To the Purchase of Goods and supplies for par1es
n the county upon reason b g erlns- ,,,-,
JaLuryl ''N
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Raitroabs.
SOUTH CAROLINA taILl,OAD.

GENERAL sJPERINTENEES1'S OFFICE.
CHARLESTON, :. e. Frbrla IS ,s69
ON AND AFTER SUI DAY, FEBRUARY 1s1H,
" the PASSENGER TRAINS Of the South Caro'
lin, Railroad will run NJ follows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...... ..........8 30 ..
Arrive at augusta. DIV d.
Connecting with trains for Mont omery. Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery anr
o-'-' ' FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. o. ~
AFFSe oSnecon s WtS Wilmington and Manchester H.
''''' 49, FOE CHARLESTON.
Leave Anguish. ..o.W a.
,rrive at Charleston. ........onU I. Al
Leave Coium OLE. ...... 80. '''''.''. n =,
Arrive ct Charleston. .o.uo +. y
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS ..
SUNDAYS ExoEPTED.l
Leave Charleston. 73n T. M'
Arrive at Augusta. \. NJ
connec ing With trlns Tor Memphis, Nashville
anh Lew Orleans, via Grand Junction.
cave Augusta. sta......................... Z. ~
SrrlVe t Charleston. a. Al
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
SUNDAYS kXCEPrED.'
Leave Charleston. .......'..'.'o''s e
Connecting uu,lays excepted, with Greeuv,lle ant
;olu Dis kalroId.
r'ife ''s
,rrIve OF Charleston. ..A3l ~ u
g MA1EkVII 1E .kAN.
Leave Charlc:t0a. .............-.......3O T.
arrive Ut auumerviilc. ilc.................. >. :.
Leave summer. lille. .--............s.'..f.Io f.Io 4- 81
,rriye at Ch1tleSnD. .ElJ a,
CAMDEN BRhNGH.
On Monaays, Wednesdays end Saturdays
Leave i.gsiEe........... ....... 49, " =. u
irri at Camden. en...-.............. .....1m .,
leave Camden IS a. N
Arrive 1T Kingyille.... \. y.
,jrped b. T. pEAKH,
Februar; Is General superintendent.
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~ WHY Is 1T THAT THE FEEBLE
to,ter, with uncertain steps, over the face Of the
earth, in danger every day Of falling victims to the
morbid influences by which we are all surrounded,
when tested and proven vegetable tonic, capable OF
endovlng I'm with the vigor they need, sprocura-
bic in every city, town and settement2 1t might
reasonably be thought that after the twelve !ears'
experience which the world hGs had of HOSTEL
TER'S Buffers, all would know that its effect is
to oprevent disease.
At this season the atmosphere is surcharged with
the eeeds of intermitseuts, remittents, rheumatism
pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints, and the
like Persons whose nervous systems are relaxed,
are the first to succumb to these dstempors. Drnce
I'D the ply sical energies then With this potential
vegetable tonic. It Is the most powerful recuperant
which the botanic kingdom has ever yielded to pa
tient research and experiment. Tty IL The blind.
est disciple of the old medical doguas win at hast
admit that tonic and Alternative, compounded OF ap-
proved herbs, roofs and barks can do no harm,
while the testimony OF thousands invites trial oi
its virtues.
vigor is tho thing most needed In these cases. as
well as in dyspepsia and nervous affections. and
HoSTErTER'5 BITTERs Is the safest, surest and
most wholesome strengthening preparation that
human skill has yet concocted. As tonic, 1t Is both
mild and ah,nulaiingau In
It's action upon the system.
Hundreds Of physicians have abandoned all the
ocina receipts, and prescribed this harmless tonic
us preventive end cure for al cases Of Chills snd
Fever psc February IS
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INLAND EUUTF.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLES ioN AND SAVANNAH 81 LAM PAoKET Z
LINE. VIA EpIsro, BEAUFORT An : hilton
HEAD,
CONNECTING w1rH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RALLRo o AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
Ja1sSsHE.SSSil,S PILOT BOY Captain FEM PHoK. win
leave Charleston on Mo SpAy aud THURSDAY MoRx-
Nas at Eight o'clock Heturning wiil leave ,nyannah
uEspAY MORNINGS at right o'clock, and FR1pAx
ABrEnNooH at Two O'Clock, tou;blns II Edisto on :
IHUBspAY trip from Chariestoa, ut Sleveu A. M,
and leaving Edisto OF Nine a. N SATURDAYS, on re-
turn trip.
The steamer viii touch at Cbisom's, each way.
everv Two weeks, commencing with trip OF Febru-
ary 18th.
For Freight or Passage apply 10
JOHN FERGUSoN,
February 16 Accomm dstion Wharf
EUt. tALATkn. F,Uu.cA.
VIA SAVANNAH, RhnNaBDIhA AND JACKSON
VILE.
l''n THE FIBsT-cAsS STEANEU
la1&&.siSsSg. DICTATOR, Captain L. II. coxBrTER,
will sail from Charleston eyet 1ueslay Epenta2, at
Eight ocl. ck, loo The above points.
The Il ste use steamer OlTY pbr~V, Oarta n WEE.
=. hoHHLTy. will all from Oh rles.or evsry Satur-
d0y Eue,iino, . Eight O'Clock, Tor ancrs poluts.
connecting with the Central Railrni1 at >nsalnah
for Mobile and Ne Orleans, und With tns rlorida
ldUrutu Ut VeruaHolut SCtar htFa III
poiut steamers connect with New Orlesns Mobile,
Peusaco u. Key West and II VanL
Through Bills Lailin gwen for Frsilht to Mobile,
Penscoiu and New Orleaus- p
Bot, steamers connectirig vt!a Fl y Harts sLedm.
Ocla,OaLa and Griffin r Sssr Sp',nos an! Lakss,.
Gr,fiit Eust,s Harris d.rl Durham.
All iraii.,:, yaDe u the = ha.L
Goods not remo,ed ..ii o. ssr-sd at riak
nud exp nse o. ow, ers.
Tor Freight or Pass:ge eYghi,c.ne; { apply to
j. u. SitlsS * -, c!eat,
.5',iL Gtlla,;c Wharf.
N.R.-No extrc ch ,rge FOR Neil, aud >.i;eroons.
November 81
- 'e,..Se>se l..<L.s:.s...s-~
hJUKTEs aTi.tELa- 81 - .t;sEiLELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FANCY G1 OS,
STATIONERY PERFUHERY GUTLER1
HOSIERY. FURNISHING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS. emf ROBBERY &C., &C..
No 167 MeeunG-street,
CHAILt sTOM s. g.
J. B. STEELE - Gac. NOE b, ~
4. ". WARDELL, Ja- .. New York.
January .e5 LIMO
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p@ CHEROKEE PILLS, OR FEMALE
REdULA1 oR.-Cure Suppressed, Excessive aud
Painful Menstruaton, Green sciness. Nervous and
Spinal affections, Pains In the BacE, Hystercs Sick
Headache, Giddiness and all diseases that spring
from irregul rty, by removing the cause and oil the
effects that arise from It. They perfectly safe In
all cases. except when forbidden by directions, and
are easy to administer, as they are nicely Sugar
coated. They should ne in the hands Of every
Maiden, Wife and Mother In the land.
The Cherokee Pills sold by oil druggists. at 81
per box, OF SIX boxes for So.
Sold in harlcston, $. O., by A. W. RCKEL CO.,
G. W. AIMAR. W. A. sKRINE, RAoUL &LYNAH,
and e. q. KELLER5 l. co.
February 1G D6C tuthseoW3mna
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agWILLIAM S. LANNEAU EFT AL, vs..
THOMAS BoNNELL, ADMINISTRATOR
ant to an order of his Honor Judge CARPENTER,
oil creditors of the late firm of LOCKWOOD & JOHN
SON are notified to come In and prove their claim
before me- on or before the first dy OF March next,
OF be deba red the benefit of the decree to be made
in this case. SAMUEL LOhn, JR.,
February thu Specia! Referee.
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@DR WRIGHT'S REJUVENArING
ELIXIR, OR ESSENCE OF LIFE, cures General
Debllity, Weakness, Hysterics In Femles, Palpita
ton OF the Heart and all Nervous Diseases It re-
etoros new life and vgor to the aged causing the hot
blood of youth to course the veins, restoring the
Org ms of Generation, removing Impotency and De-
biity, restoring Maulness and full vgor. thus prov
ing perfect "Elixir OF Love-" removing Sterility
I'D Barrenncss in both Sexes To the yo1ng, mid
die aged and aged, there Is no greater boon than
this ''Elixr Of Life" 1t gives new lease OF life,
causing the weak and dcbiltated to have renewed
streunth-aaduiaar and-t -nntira auatan to thrill
with JOY and pleasure.
Price-cne bottle So; Three bottles s5.
Sold in Charleston, 8. c.. by E. q. KEELERS i
CO., A. ". ECKEL CO., G. W. AMAR, W. a.
sKKINE and RAOUL & LYMAN.
february 1e D4o tuthseow3mos
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@CHER0KEE CURE, THE GREAT In
DIAN MEDICINE. cures all diseases caused by seR
abuse. viz: sperma orrhca, Seminal Weakness,
Night Emissions. L9s' Of Memory, Universal Laasl'
iude, Pains in the Buck, Dimness OF Vision, Prcma-
ture Old age, wea5 Nerves, Difficult Breathing,
Pale lountenance. Insanity, Consumption, and ell
diseases that follow as sequence of youthful indis-
cretons.
The Cherokee Cure will restore health and Hgor,
stop the EMISSIONS, and efecta permanent cure after
all other medicines have failed.
Pice SO per bottle, or thrco bottles for S. Sold by
all druggists.
Sold in Charleston. S. c., by W. A SKRINE,
RAOUL & LYNAH A. ". ECKEL & CO., and E. H.
EELLEKS & co.
Feb,uary1G D&C tuthseow3mos.
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Fellows, President of he United states ,anltary
Commission; june. e. Ysteman, President o! inc
Western sanitary commission.
"frede. irk i;ou las na1 been CHOSEN as rcplo-
sentative Of tue hbe aied 8 ave -
They iuiorlL us that m my other nalnes aie peioio
the board for cUnsi ler: ton
The cost of crccling the who monumcns i es'l-
mat ut ,ver ivc Luudrcd ibousauo 90 iars. : .,
wards this Congress has generously approl a.eo
sufficient hrurzs .or the eilLire structure, thus re-
duciny the Cost TO tLe Gssuc!ati u. ahout on- aii'
leaving about TWO Ii ndrcd aid fifty thousand doi,
lars tJ be raised by lppi OF rat on Wy t'e o'e'
st les Dy indIyuai contrib lons' a..
The s>oriItiuu expire ses erea. conu 'eLoc ~" .
ihi. andeSt MOL uuent OF all llm1 ia o' 'ho iuo
sLbhne events l history viii 80 rap,diy lof"dtu
10 an curly CON riet a.. anu calls on ',is osAo ~
cnrourl:s' uad Gi,. hem III ihvir wo :. f0r I'LL.
mitee tpI ut,rG O oiitnt TO the collVciion la' 's
loyal ueup,e OF ,odih : iolina Wou.n nJt wnipBH
permit such op o,tuuily IT, pass Mi'h 1t a"'"'hG
lhe;r ton ivr tbs memory oi tuc eat oa,i-
c.paior ana ,hei preclau Of Tic e;ninsh. seisi, 81
Gus oil is Ills insLisna s,, rates auu conp iAoa'
WUse statue, 1uIIn part oil tnl' ha'lr.'i ln-
umen!, rer MIN I'D ,ha aeoIhon Vi tae io..o"'pe
iQln. OluGou
Eeh reolu.i, tho eena aud Hous OF keprc-
scn uti.rs Il lLu >Iitu Of coutu Carlua' No" Lc'
aud sitiegn ,enor,l assembly, anu w 'uo "u'uo1i'
" Cf the SAINT:
l. hat tue rreasuI or OF tho state is h'roy dlrec
OIL 10 pay T. l.. ,ll' net, reas .Io' VI .uo
Lincoln S.opumeDt AssJclaiion, Inc sulh oi W i've
LnOusaDd ohfs. Cut Oh any iuGoS ~ ~
MT otrcrwise appropriated, to be useu oy su dsso
clIt towar - tic rrecuon Oh the suon'' L,uc'n
mo. umeut In SUCH rnlnu : :.s my DO deemed most
Wise ard eYpetlient b, saiI assoca,;ou
Th- above Gnoant OF Two thousand uoiars
8 all bu iuiuded III the spptopr aion pi'l ior tn'
pre- >ent fiscal ycar.
On motion oi Slsoortas, the report was iald
on tho iabl. tu take up tho !0iit resolution.
Tie joiut resolut OIL Was tikJI up. roId IhC
first tiuic aid rel rIci 70 tho Committee OH
Ways I'd aicaus.
MIR. TomlInsou, icm tho Commit on Re-
NOV ut pol,,ical DIS ,uihtes, ~ whom Was re-
f,rrcd suldr, petitions ask tur tne reinoVI'
vf poGtioIl u subiiltius. wJu,u fcsptc tu.iy rc-
pert that tLty la"r oousi1e.ld the same, anu
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FOE NEW YoRK

~-r The 81 EAMsHIP sARAGOssA,
IZSHsSSSpes Captain C. RYDER, ~a leave Wander :
.<>IH1lxSElH~ borsts Wharf Oh FnrDAY, February
n sfS 18th, ct II o'clock A. NJ. .f,fft ...
February Is RAVENRL Z CO., Agents.
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Olnclnnatl MarkeI.

By Telegraph CIEoIEEATI. June -.
FLoUR-Du1l and the demand is OF a job
bling nature; there is no demand In the
large way, and therefore in this way prices
are nominal; family s. 50@5 70, and extra
"a 1906 p.
WHEAT-DuIl, at 81 l5aI %
CORN-Quiet, with fair demand, at GOA
63e for ears and 81 to 66c for Tennessee
sheIled.
OATS Unchanged, with sa' es at 6Sg72c.
RYE-DulI, at 81.
CoTToN-Efrmer; middling 31c: the stock
is quite light, estimated at 600 bales.
ToBACC0-UnchaDged and firm.
WHIsKY-Unsettled; it was held at ga
93c, and 100 bbls sold at the inside rate this
afternoon, and there was more settled
feeling at the close.
MESS PoRK-Held at s33: no sales OF Inn
portance; buyers offered So so.
BULK MEATS-Held firmly at the close at
I3gl51ze; shoulders sold IN the forenoon
al l3c packed, but could not have been pur-
hased at better than 13c loose at the
close.
BACoN-Scarce and very firm at IA, III
and lSc, and at the close it was held &c
higher.
LARD-Is held firmly at l9c; Is1zc was
offered.
BUTTER-Steady. at 28@27c for fresh.
EGGs-Dull at I5c.
IlINSEED OIL-Steady at 81 Oh,
LARD Oils firm at 81 4044 IS.
PETROLEUAE-FiFm, at 286l3Oc for refined.
GOLD-I59 buying.
EXCHAEGE-Steady.
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A FUNNY SCENE.-A ludicrous in
cident occurred yesterday afternoon,
about half past four o'clock. at the
corner of Third and Locust Streets.
There is billy goat" kept at a
livery stable on Locust Street, which
some boys had been teasing" until
Billy had become quite belligerent.
About this time, a gentleman and
several ladies came along, walking
quite leisurely, the gentleman being
dressed in light summer clothes. His
goatship eyed the gentleman for a
little while, and as soon as he passed
by made a rush for him, grabbing
him by the unmentionables in the
rear part of his thigh. Billy" made
a savage bite at the gentleman, and
he no sooner inserted his teeth in the
flesh of his victim than that Individual
thought he had been struck by a
streak of double-geared lightning"
or something else equally astonishing
The goat then thought he would
demonstrate for while on one of the
ladies, and succeeded in tearing her
dress and frightening her consider
ably. By this time large crowd had
been attracted, and policeman got a
big dog after the goat, which, after
rearing up" several times, finally
retreated to the stable. Fortunately,
no one was seriously hurt, and the
scene was a highly laughable one-to
the spectators especially.
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The sales of tobacco on Saturday
footed up ninety nine hogsheads.
Martin, Gardner & Company sold sew
enty-six hogsheads at from Sc to
$13 20 for Lugs to Good Leaf, and
Weldon Brothers & Company sold
twenty three hogsheads at from s. 50
to $12 10.
During the past week the market
was brisk and active, and good prices
were realized on all that was offered.
The heavy receipts have made il nee
essary to sell three times a week,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The sales by Martin, Gardner &
Company, the past week, foot up an
aggregate of 284 hogsheads, which IS
splendid weeks business. The
prices obtained were very satisfactory
to the shippers and planters, and the
following is the range of bids:
Range of Bids box S28; 10 hogs
heads at S13 to $14; 81 at s12 to
$12 90; 80 at s11 to s11 %; 80 at
so to SO 80; 81 at SO to SO %; 80
at 50 to s. 80; 81 at 81 to 81 80; Il
at Sc to Sc 95; and at So to IS s..
The aggregate realized in the sales
by Martin, Gardner & Co.. for the
week, amounts to the handsome sum
of 81, 760, which shows heavy bust
ness. Among the prominent buyers
we mention Isaac Keen, Esq, Mackey,
Nisbet & Co., Charles Viele & Co.,
Hiram E. Read, A. Gumberts, Peter
Acker, Mr.. Hall, of the St. Cloud
Hotel, Sheriff Jacob Fl. Miller, Mr..
Hudspeth, r. NJ Harper, Mamie &
Roach, Semonin, Dixon & Co, Pres
ton & Menifee, o. L. Barbour (repre-
senting Ragon. Dickey & CARSON, and
D. j. Burr, Reeve & Co., Henderson,
Kentucky.
The tobacco market is stea Oily on
the increase, and it willnot be long at
the present rate, until our warehouse
men will be compelled to sell every
day in the week. The present ware
house facilities are not sufficient, and
we rejoice to learn that arrangements
have been made by Martin Gardner &
Co., for the erection of a splendid
warehouse, which will have a front
of IS feet, with depth of 285 feet;
this is a forcgone conclusion, and it
is very probably that the contract for
building the same will be let this
week.
As an item of interest, in eonnec-
with our market, we mention the
fact that out of lot of eight hhds.
sent from Galloway County, KY. by
Smith & Peterson, and sold by Martin.
Gardner & Co., the net proceed
amounted to 81, 378 "a 81
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Kew YORK Dry Goods Harriet.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. June y.
DRY GOODS.-The market is rather quiet
but very firm for cotton goods, which are
tending upwards. Simpsons Solid Prints,
which have been selling low lie,
black-and-White mourning goods are
selling. Aliens and American Fancy
Prints, which have been jobbing at l2c.,
now bring 12zc. The Albion Softd Colors
are also mp TO l21zc. Heavy brown Sheet
ings are ouoyant, ana ~ tfar,,4 G
can he called as such good brands can be
hon0bt al I5ISc.. and even l5c., but the best
roetses like PequOt, are held at I61&c. Ca
I1of a. inch bIeached, has risen to 1S1Sc..
and Hope Mnslins bring l5c. now, all round.
Cotfon Yarns buOyant. Heavy WoOlens
in better request, but at Improbable rates.
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A CHANCE Fo:: VELoCIPEDIsTs. -
Evansville can boast of large num-
Der of young gentlemen who can ride
the velocipede, aud their knowledge
and skill have been obtained at s.
considerable cost of money and q
good deal of hard work, for to learn
to ride bicycle requires both time
and practice. Il is pleasant to think
that all this amount of time, labor
and money has not been expended in
vain, for our Agricultural Societies
are offering premiums at their fairs
for the best specimens of riding. The
State Fair premium list contains four
premiums for velocipede riding-one
of fifty dollars for the best mile; one
of twenty-five for the second best;
another of twenty-five for the great
est skill in management, and a second
premium of fifteen for the next best
rider. 1t is supposed. also, that when
the annual District Fair is held at this
city this fall, that a premium will be
offered for the best velocipede riding;
and if such should be the case, there
will, no doubt, be large number of
competitors.
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DIED.

DUSOUCHET. I'm this city, on sathI-
daV night, June 18th, of consumption, Mrs.
MARIA s, wife of z. s. DusOuchet, aged
about 40 years.
The funeral will take place from the
family residence, corner of Seventh and
Cherry Streets, this (dOnday) morning, at
10 o'clock. The friends of the family are
invited to attend without further notice.
STINSON.-On Sunday afternoon, June
18th, HELEN MORAN, infant daughter of
VIM. Z. and + J. Stinson.
The funeral win take place from the
residence of her parents, on Mulberry
Street, between Third and Fourth, at 10
o'clock this (MOnday) morning. Friends
of the family are invited to attend.
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By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June u.
CoTToN-Buoyant; middling 295faS0c;
market nearly bare OF middling; sales $50
bales; receipts 366 bales; exports 5,O68 bales.
GOLDFISH.
EXCHANGE = Sterling 521<; New YORK
sight par to q premium.
FLoUR-No supe.fne Offering; Xxx Sc 30;
xxx So So
CoRN-Sl oral 10.
OATS-75G.
RRAN-SI Is.
HAY-S2S
PoRK-s33 7593j; holders asking higher
prices.
BACoN-Advanced to I47Sc for shoulders,
lS14c for clear rib, and 1875 for clear sides.
LARD-l95Sc for tierce, and 2O92lc for
keg.
sue AR-Dull; common 91S91O15c; prime
l3149l31%c. E
WHIsKY-S71&989I%c
COFFEE-Fair l45<9I514c; prime 1910
1910.
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S. Assessor to my successor, is wholly
without foundation. informed Mr..
McNeely, on the 18th ultimo, that 1
was ready to surrender whenever he
chose to call, but suggested that the
end of the month would save US both
much trouble. He replied the next
day that he would give me ample
notice, when he concluded to assume
the duties of the office. of the time he
would call for the books and papers.
He has not yet served the notice, and
until he does L hope the public will
be content with the knowledge that l
am here not against his permission.
J. G.. BOWMAN.
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By Telegraph CHICAGO. lime y.
ExCHAEGE-Eastern Exchanges oufef
par selling; 81 10 of buying
ELOUR-Duit and easter At a Eo1ag OK fo,.
spring extras.
WHEAT-Less active, firm at YAK
higher; sales NO. at ST I3aI IL. No D AL
u lOgl l0I; closing firm at 81 lOJS this p.
Nj No. dull at 81 O95<091 10 sellers June.
CoRT-Ncs l dull at 4G41Sc lower. sales
at 6286 ~; No. 2 firmer aud a shade higher:
sales 5712958c; rejected frmer at 5IIS@53JSc
closing at5z1zG57s4c for No. 2 this p. M: No.
nomlnally at &c; No. 2 Size SELF r June.
OATs--Iess active; sales No. 2 591Sa6Oo :
Eelecled 55g55s4; closing at 691Sc for No. 2
NO /, and $685. for No.2
BARLEY-Nomina1 at 81 409I IS.
tnllGHWlNEs- nominal at 90d9lc.
mOLASSES New Orleans at q5cagl 10
SUGAR-At lS5zgl45< for fair to.choice.
:, fk ~ y ,s1oss-ActIve and excited Mess
FORK OOc hlghers sales at 1888 O9. CLOSING
firm. Lard 1<@H higher: sales iss{GI9c
closing at lSc- Dry sailed Shoulders III y
picked hams at l5s<c.