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COUGH NO MORE

Warmers COal-h EaIsam is healing soft
ening and expectoratIBg. The extraordinary power
it possesses III Immediately relieving, and eventually
curing, the most obstinate of Coughs Cods Sore
TIroat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh. Hoarseness,
Asthma and Consumption almost Incredible. So
prompt Is the relief and certain its effects in all the
above cases. or any affection of the throat and lungs,
that thousands of physicians daily prescribing ii,
and one and all say that il is the healing and
Fectoratng medicine known. One dose always affords
relief, and III most bottle effects cure
Sold by druggists in large bottles Price One Dollar
1t is your fault if you still cough and suffer. The
B3lsain Will cure.
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4 GENTS wANTED-Cs1o PER DAYl-by
"A the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co.
BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS MO-
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2 4 TENTS.

Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent are
advised to counsel with MUM q CO., editors of the
Scientific AneycaH, who have prosecuted claims be
fore the Patent Office for Twenty Years, TheiI
American and European Patent gency is the most ex-
tensve in the world Charges less than any other r.
liable agency. A pamphlet containing full instruc
tons to inv entors is sent gratis.
MUM & CO., 81 Park Row, New York.
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Made of Poor Rum, yyElisg<ey, Proof
Spirits. and RefGse Liquors. doctored,
spced, and sweeened to please the taste called Ton-
les, Appetizers, Restorers, &C.. that lead the tip
cine, made from the native Roots and Herbs of Cali
fornia, free from all Alcoholic ssf:.nss-
EaptS. They are the GREAT BLOOD Essr.
sEFlEk and LIFE GIVING PRINCE
PIE. perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the
stem carrying Oft all poisonous matter and resor-
ing the blood to healthy condition. No person can
take these Btters according to directions and remain
SE00 will be given for an fncurrable case provid-
ed the bones not destroyed by mineral posons or
other means and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repair.
For InisamBnatory and Chronic Elseu-
ftsstisin. and esoUt. Dyspepsia, or EIs-
digestion. Bilious. EesEafffent. assSs EFs-
ierhnitffut EeyeFS. Diseases of tfae
these Filters have been most successful. $UcIs
Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood, which
is generally produced by arrangement of the hi
goSEEye Organs.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever You find its
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples,
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when you find it OBJ
structed and sluggish in the veins: cleanse it when
it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when Keep
the blood pure and TIE health of thu system Will
low.
PIN TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in the sys-
TEN of so many thousands, efectually destroyed
and removed.
In Bilious, Remittent, and -uternlittent Fevers
these Bitters have no equal Fo iil directions read
carefully the circular around each bottle printed in
four languages-English, German, French and Span
ish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor b Commerce St, NY.
r. II. MCDONALD & COS
Druggists and general gents San Francisco and Sac
ramento. California, and Commerce St. Ny
S-0-S0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS q DEALERS
1I-2-3m.
4 GENTS wANTED-(s10 PER DAYl-by
"A the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE co
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j. Gibbons, the chairman of the Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the Fenians, calls
. general convention of the Fenians to
meet In Cincinnati, August %, to take
advantage of the European comp ications
in favor of Ireland.
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London, July 81, 4:30 P. Nit is ru-
mored that collision took place this
morning near forbach, between the
French and Prussian advance guards
There is nothing further, and some doubt
Is cast on the repor, as advices from Paris
say there has beenno fighting.
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EEo for Tennessee. For full, complete and
i 1 reliable Information about the Agricultural
Mineral and Manuac turing resources OF Tenn. sub
scribe for The Southern ENTERPRISE thirty-two
column weekly, and only Republican Paper published
in Middle Tenn. The paper is now commencing It's
Fifth Year. has correspondents in the State and SOUTH
and several columns weekly to the
of Tenn descriptions OF wild and improved lands and
prices, wheat corn, tobacco and cotton crops, sheep
81 per year 81 for mos. strictly cash in advance
Address j. G. Livingstone, McMinyie, Tenn. II
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DYSPEPSIA.

e<7es1e
Warner Dyspepsia Tonic is p, epared ex
pressly for Dyspeptcs and those suffering wI habit
ual CostIyeness 1t is slightly stimulating tonic
aud splendid appetizer ii strengthens the stomach
and restores the digestive organs to their healthy
state. Weak nervous and dyspeptic persons should
use WARNER DYSPEPSIA ToNIc For sale by druggists
Price One Dollar.
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Tailoring Department
WARMERS PILE REMEDY

Warmers Pile Remedy has failed fnot
even In one case to the very Bind
Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who are afflicted
should Immediately call their druggist and get
NARNERs PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly for the Piles
and Is not recommended to auy other disease it
has cured many cases of thirty years standing.
Price One Dollar For sale by druggists everywhere.
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THE SECOND VOLUME OF

UIV'Il OF Tlle now ready. Agents
ted. send for circulars, with terms and a fun de
scrfpton of the work. Address Zeigler & NcC..v,iy
Chicago, H. or St. Louis, No. or National Publish
ing Co. Cincinnati, Ohio. I2-4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-26

PIITsBURG. August 25.-The Monongahe-
Ia River marks show feet Inches; IN the
Allegheny 3 feet and rising. The floods In
Clarion and Red Bank Rivers have caused
this sudden rise here. Tow-boats are pIe-
pairing to leave with coal fer the lower
ports, and We will be able to give last OF
them tomorrow. Passenger and freight
steamers in port Will probably comm ence
loading tomorrow. Weather hot and sui
try: thermometer $50.
PITTsBURG, August 25.-Heavy rain dur
ing the afternoon with indications OF
more tonight. The Monongahela has
feet inches, and falling rapidly. The rise
was from the Allegheny. About 3,5O0,OO0
Dusnels OF coal will get out Tor CINCINNATI
and Louisville.
CISCIESATI, August 25.-The river Is fall
Ing. with feet inches In the channel
Weather somewhat cooler.
LOUISVILLE, August 20.-The river rs
falling slowly, with 3 feet 1ncheS IN the
chute and feet on Portland Gar. weather
showery and sultry.
CAIRO, August 25.-Port list. n: hel-
logg, st. Louis to New Orleans, 10 Pm. !;
Alpha, Nashville packet, 10; NICK wall
St. Louis to Shreveport. II; julia Louis
to Vicksburg, 3 AM; shannon New Or
leans to Louisville, 8; St. Joseph, Memphis
TO 81. Louis, g.; Bon Accord, 81. Louis to
Mound City, 6; Shark, New Orleans to
st. Louis, noon; Belle vernon, New Or
leans to Louisville, p Susie Silver,
New Orleans to st. Louis, 3; IdleWild, EV-
ansYiIIe paczet, 8. River rose inches. A
heavy rain this afteFpoon, and still cloudy.
Mercury 72s.
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New York Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, August ..
CorroN - STEADY; sales OF s2s bales az
1870 for mtddltng uplands.
FLOUR = Receipts OF 25.0lg be barrels; ;
rels at S. 40D5 65 for superhne west
ern and state; IS 75g6 % for extra do;
So 05G6 40 for good TO choice do; Sc 25@
so for white wheat western extra: IS GOA
Louis
IS 50015 20 forsOuthern white.
WHIsKY-Firmi sales 200 bbls al 9l9ea55s
now held at Csc.
bushels; sales So 600 bushels at 81 10 fol \ o.
3sprlng; 81 2i@l rs for No. 2sprtng, the lat
ter the extreme: 81 q for dried No:
spring; 81 81 for No. spring; 81 409l AZ for
| winter red and amber western; 81 55@l 80
LOT Whlte southern; 81 6O9l 50 FOR white
HYE-Duli: sales off OCO bushels at 9Oc for
west rn and g4c for southern.
CokN-Receipis $50 267 bushels; market
| 871&c for new mixed western, SsaS8l<c for
high mixed, and SIC for rel ected.
OATs-heceipts 81 ,s78 bushels; the market
opened firm, but closed heavy and lower (;
sales OF $1,000 bushels at 5OQ55c for western
and 54956c for Ohio and State.
HOP5-Unchanged.
CoFFEE-Dull.
sUGAR-In fair request; sales OF 500 hhds
at 9es5zc for Cuba and sH9l054e for Porto
MoLAssEs-Nominai.
RIcE-Duu.
fEFRoLEUM-lnD moderate req est AT l354c
for crude and &c for refined.
IURPENTINE-Quiet at S95<@40c.
PoRK-Steady With q fair BUSINESS sales
95s, ls5S9 barrels at ~ S5928 Tor mess pork :
| ~ .9<o4dl48z for prime mess; also 800 bar
<els mess September at SIS.
bEE4-Aluiets sale of 20 barrels az Sl20l6
/ tor 2 arm mess 81 34l0 for extra mess; beef
naAns nominal; tlerce beef quiet; sales OF
SOO tlerces al ez192g for prime mess; S50d8l
Ior india mess; middles quiet; sales of 40
boxes at 1914 for long clear.
CUT MEATS--uutl.
LARD-Steady; sales of 100 tiarces at IBl<
@l6szc for steam l70l712c for kettle re Ia
dereds also 10 tierces August and Septem-
Der at l61z0l65<c; December at IS.
BUTTER-Steady and quiet; 20030 for
western; 24Q30 for State.
CHEEsM-shade better az 4841lc; the lat
ter for fancy.
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nanimoua, but 81 Keboe aud oshera

unanimous, but BIr Kehoe and otheri
voted No.
Col. DENLY called for nominations
for Commissioners, when Mr.. Van
Ripper nominated John Gavisk. to
which delegate objected, and after a
pause, Mr.. Patrick Boyle appeared
and announced that Mr.. Gavisk
would not accept.
The Convention was now very much
scattered. the natural red of the
Chairman's face had become purple,
and there was but little attention paid
to his authority.
After some skirmishirg. the follow
ing ticket was nominated: : Humphrey
Fickas. First District; Thomas Bow
ers. Second, and Jacob KroD, Third.
When the vote on the first ballot
for the First District was announced,
appeared that F. d. Allen had sew
en- votes, which pleased Mr.. Van Wa
ter Works so that he INDUCED in a
loud hal hal at the thought that
there would be no more Republicans
on the ticket.
The rest Of the doiugs of the Con-
vention we're of the coffee mill order,
very monotonous.
Jas. D. Saunders was nominated for
Surveyor by acclamation.
G f. Sauer was nominated for Cor
oner over l. A Fairehild. and the
County Convention adjourned.
The Township officers nominated
were as follows:
Assessor-M. j. Carroll.
Trustee Chris. Hedderich.
Justices-Ben. Stinson, James T.
Walker, VIM. McClaiD.
Constobles ALFRED Hitch. Ed. DON
ahoe, T. Morris.
There was no demonstration of en-
thusiasm over the ticket nominated !;
no pledge to support it, and no reso-
lutions adopted. Instead of this
there were several fights threatened,
and one that come to head, where
an enthusiastic Democrat burned his
coat as triumph Offering on the NOM
ination of Jake Miller, and friend
of the opposing candidate tore his
shirt nearly off. SO that he was not
quite in such dress as would do at an
evening party. although very decolette.
And thus ended the Harlem Con
vention.
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A PERILoUs ASCENT. yesterday
afternoon a young man named Tab.
Gore, timer by trade, assembled to
the top of the dlsmantIed steeple of
the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church. Passing out through the
scuttle- hole some fifty feet below the
top of the steeple, he assembled by
means of series of large spikes that
we're setin the steeple when 6rst built.
By this means he reached the 9aster
crown, on which he was soon sitting
astride. he afterwards stood upright
on the very apex of the steeple, waving
his hat to the people below, who shud-
dered to witness the terrible risk he
ran. After examining the condition of
the steeple he let himself down below
the GRO Tn, and by aid of the permanent
loops in the wall, swung himself en-
tirely around the steeple, eyrating
his feet In the air at the fearful
hight of nearly two hundred feet
from the ground. 1t was a periious
adventure as the slightest mistake
or accident would have precipitated
him to the ground. and have proved
instantly fatal. It is said Gore has
offered to restore the portion broken
from the steepIe by the storm of last
week, if all the material is ready fur
nlshed, for the sum of 500.
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For Other RtUer Items See Third Page.

There were no additional arrivals
up to midnight last. The City Of Ev-
ansville to Cairo; Pine Blud, to
GrandvieW; Evansville. to Bowling
Green; and TarascoD, to Louisville,
departed.
The Evansville had a magnificent
trip......The other packets had pretty
good trips.........Mr. w. G. Brown,
the distinguished wharf beat proprie-
etor, arrived from Cincinnati by the
noon train yesterday. and reports the
Florence Lee q frst.class success.
She will be here ca Saturday, and
will leave on Tuesday. for Eastport.
in place of the Sam Orr........The
Sam Orr will go to Paducah. and take
the place of the Rapidan No 2, while
the latter will go on the ways. and be
thoroughly repaired. after which
the Sam Orr will be put in
complete repair for the opening
of the Fall oampaign...............
Among the passengers by the Taras-
con, yesterday, was Jimmy Miles,
formerly second clerk of the Robert
Moore, and more recently chief clerk
of the Lawrence. He proceeded to
Golconda By the City of Evansville.
Jimmy is now the happy father of a
family...........Capt. Andy Hutche.
sons new towboat was launched yes
terday afternoon. gliding into the wa
ter in fine style. Her completion
will be ed...................... :.
The Norman is now completed and
will come to the wharf to day, and
commence loading for Memphis, for
which port she leaves positively to-
morrow evening. She has been
thoroughly refurnished in her cabin
and state rooms, and will afford lux
urious accommodations to passengers
and shippers. We hope to see her
leave tomorrow fully loaded. She
is emphatically an Evansville boat,
and should be literally patroaizsd....
The Robert Fulton arrived from Lou
isville last night, without any barges.
.........Among the freight by the City
of Evansville yesterday morning, were
210 boxes of Walkers bitters, shipped
from San Francisco by rail to st.
Louis; thence by the r. S. Arthur to
Cairo; By City of Evansville to Ev-
ansville. and heoce by Tarlscon to
Louisville. The freight from San
Francisco to this port was 81 cents
per box. This is novel shipment.
OF the lot $50 boxes were consigned
to Peters. Power & Cooper. of Louis
ville......We had the pleasure last
night, of meeting Capt. John w. Rob-
inson, of the Falls City. who cane by
the Evansville, yesterd az, and pro-
ceedeG to Greensboro, last night, by
the Tarascon. We are grati6ed to
find him almost entirely recovered
from the serious accident he expert
enced some months ago. As rep
resentative of the Green and Barren
Rivers Steam Navigation Company,
hs has recently concluded contract
at Louisville for new packet for the
Evansville and Bowling Green trade.
The hull will be built by Dan. Rich
ards; cabin. full length. by McClaran;
machinery by John B. Davis. The
boat will be 145 feet long. % feet
beam, feet hold. She win have two
double fued boilers. q feet long, 40
inches diameter; two 10 inch engines.
with 5 feet stroke. She is TO be com
pleted by the 1st of December. and
will be clipper of the most excellent
model and finish.
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Cincinnati MaFket.

BY Telegraph CINcIENATI, August IS.
FLOUR-Unchanged and drit; family So
WHEAT Dull at 81 1891 Is for red, and
81 300l IS for white.
CoRN-Dull at T07Bc.
OATs-Firm; new 4Og5oe no old offering.
RYE-Firn a. 50 dS8c.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm at 81 l69l 20.
CoTToN-Unchanged; midltng 1917.
T. BACCO-In fair demand; receipts are
very light; sales of 134 hhds at 80 ~ 70
20 50 for frosted trash TO good leaf
WHISKY --Dull and dropping; sales az
901S@ 92c. closing at 9O@9lc, the latter in
iron bound cooperage.
MESS PoRK-BuI at SIS 80. and demand
light.
rULK MEATs-140l5c.
= BACoN-l41<, I7@l7Sz; sales of 90 hhds at
these rates.
LARD-He.d at I6c; nothing done; IL Is
not offered freely at this rate.
BUTrER-Dull for all but prime, which
continues scarce.
EGGs-Duii at I7glsc; the latter rate for
LTEsEED OIL-Duu at 81 02aI %.
LARD OIL Unchanged and dnil 81 l79
20.
No change in groceries.
(7OLU-lIg%
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The Great snrLng Eem -

In tho Spring of the year, nature de-
mands au nssistant in driving out tae rIIEa
Diuc substance collected la Che uIuua.
which is sure TO generate bilious CONS
plants and daramge the entire EuulH
system, The only remedy adequ staIr aHa
feciual In cases OF this character a. 81 .EE.
LEE'S HERB BIrTEH5, Whfc1 tuaf-
oughly purihos the blood, correcta nII rI#n
Irregularities of the system, rs-iuVIHur1 res
the general constitution, aud produce.
perfect health and good spirits, w here now
As general debility nerVousneaHs aiH. For
all diseases arising from impurltias uf laa
blood, MISH LER'5 HERB BLTaEHH fH
pronounced by the highest medic. ala
thOrities the most certain, speedy. ana
agreeable remedy exthnt. Thousand have
tested It's efficacy and declare Oh D. the
greatest assistant OF nature in her conflict
with nature, that the light OF science haas
ever brought 10 our knowledge. Sold HH
all dru Rgtsts and dealers. DR.. IS. rs uErfa
man q Co, Projectors, LanclsteH- Eanu-
sylvanla. aHE-acd
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81. LonIa Market.

By telegraph ST. LOUIS, August Is.
TOBACCO - Bright. active and strong;
dark, dull and weak.
middling.
Hemp and baRgIng drm and unchanged.
FLoUR-Inactive and unchanged.
WHEAT--ln better request for good
grades; No red fall 81 I2dl PIC; No. /
81 I80I %; choice 81 239I Is; No l white
81 IS.
COIN inactive and unchanged; prime
mixed 66c: yellow mixed SIC.
OATs-DutI at 4I043c.
Rye and barley inactive and unchanged.
GRoCERIES-Dull.
HIGHWIEEs-Quiet at Ole.
PROVISIONS Quiet; mess pork e29; bacon
shoulders, order lots, Axe; clear rib l71zc (;
clear l61zc
LARD-Duil at l6gl61zc.
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BY Telegraph NEW YORK. August %.
The weather is oppressively hot. The
market Is pretty sctive, and printed calf
Goes appear looking mp on account OF the
scarcity and high pr ce of cloth. standard
cloths sold up TO ~, and &c for printing
and commission briggs the price up tc
NC, to which Gloucester were advanced
by agents to-day; Gamers TO lie. and
Amoskeag to %: but prints, equally deslr-
able. can be bought on better terms. In
other goods we have TO notice the follow
ing changes: Asbwa linseys, changed
from zoe to l9c; Knights cambria, from
lac 20 l21<c; Eagle stripes 6x3 from l21sc Q
lie, by jObberF, and 3x3, from l2c TO NE
and MilledgevilIe ounce Osnaburgs, from
171< to l6k.
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By Telegraph LoNDoS' aug -
ConsoIs 0Isk. American securities STEADY
'65s, S61S; 't2s, S71z; '67s, S5M; lQ-4Os, ozlTc.
At Frankfort bonds are heavy at sl1sgslH.
LIVERPOOL, August 25.-Cotfon tending
downward: middlng npiss,n Ll9ssa "a OrLea ,a
Wheat los Cd; red western No. 2, IS l0d;
yvfnter Is 1Od. Western -four 25s. Corn, No.
, nnfxed 8es. Oats 3s Sd. Barley 81. Peas
s7g Bdas8s. Pork 1908. Beef 1898 81. Lard
dull Ar rs I'd. Cheese 62s. Bacon Sos for
cum berland cut; 68s for short rib. Pro-
duce unchanged.
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LQCAL WorTCE
Accidents.

The Travellers Insurance Co. of
Hartford. has paid 1880 claims for
death or injury by accident, and the
amount paid to claimants has averap-
lover seven hundred dollars per
day-facts which show the liability
to accidents, as we'll the appreciation
of this kind of insurance by the gen
eral public. Policies cover all kinds
of accidents, and for the Convenience
of persons travelling. they grant short
term insurance. No one shouId take
a Journey without first getting insur-
ed. j. N. KNOX,
aug26 2t Agent,
Cor. First and Main Street.
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The Courts.

The only Court IN session was the
Criminal, nearly all the officers Of the
others being at Hartlein's. In the
criminal Court. the case Of Crosby
was given to the jury, and after a long
time, they were discharged, unable to
agree, and the case will be tried on
Monday sgain.
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Iou;sV;lle Mnrkst,

By telegraph LoUIsYILLE, August %.
BAGGING-Active; large sales at 291s@
30s
CoTroN-Dun and weak; middiing $50.
FLoUR-Quiet and lower; extra family
SIS 50.
GRAIN-Dul: wheat 81 2lGI 30; corn Csc
oats 47c: Rye 65c.
Provisions Dull aud weak mess pork
s29 90; bacon Az, l79l8%; hams sugs r
cured, 241z@25c.
LARD-l6c.
WHIsKY-Du1l; raw 9i9S2c.
BACCo-SHles OF l0I hh8s 81 50G5 "a
for trash s. 50d6 Sd for common TO good
Jugs; So 75GS 80 for common leaf; t91SG
for low medium leaf to medium bright
wrappers.
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sew York cold and stock Market.

BY Telegraph NEW York, August %.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
still negotiating for lease OF the united
companies of New Jersey, including the
Camden q Am boy.
MoNEY-Market easy at A to per cent.
on call.
ExoaAEGE-Foreign is nominally un-
chRR9d.
GOLD-Opened at III. and gradually sold
down 80 1873, Q osing AZ 16JS0I7. There was
some heavy selling at about the highest
ngureB Of the morning, aud up to the close
there were no Indications that this gold
had been bought back at intervals during
the day. Gold sold at the Exchange Clear.
Ing House at is per cent under the price.
In the Clearing House there was a story
ahoat late in the d ay that bear pool was
forming for the purpose of borrowing I'VE
million dollars gold on time, and selling 70
the Exchange Clearing House for CASH. A
move ment OF this kind, If executed. would
produce q lively sensation In the gold
room. The rates paid for carrying were
2@3 per cent, and nat Ia, A, 9 and Z pei
cent. Clearances Slt5 .0O0,00O.
(1nWRRngW ErrTa-null and unnhanuad
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SKATING. We are pleased to learn
that DR. Banning. jr., President of the
Roller Skating Association, has con-
clpded to have two Cgtra Skating AS
semblies for ladies only. No gentle
men or children admitted. These
Assemblies will commence next week,
and due notice will be given.
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PRowLING.-A sneak thief was de-
tected, on Wednesday night, prowling
around the residences of A. Roth
childs, f. M. Feldman, and Dennis
Gresham, on Third Street between
Walnut and Chestnut. He was
frightened from each place before he
effected an entrance.