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DIRECTORY FoR ADvsR rIsERs.

AhUsEMENTs-sxcoSD PAGE-Thrd, fourth and hfsh
AsrROLoaY TWELFTH pAor-si..h column.
ANb Lopanss
BoAED AND LODGING wANrED-sEoosD PAsH-
Sz$ sa4s 4Ss
susEfs5 sfEF
SHS ss2Hs fSx
cLxhRs 'ssSeS AND
S52dH$Es 4sS
fh rs si and sixth
sNrIsTEx-EIIyssra s E,1, PASE s.1 Sixth column
Is AND us
FnsrPi so%ni column
EINANGiA57rInsT EIsA .aA5 lsEs PAoE Fourth column =
RON sALR-sEoosD FAGn-Thira column.
HELP WANTED MALES ELEVENTH PAoE-sinth col
HELP FEMALEs-ELEvEsTm PAaE1Fourth
HORSES, CARRiAGEs, &o.-FrRsr PAaE-sscond and
HSust soSs s iSna
@
tGcTUSE sEaAsoS-sreosn rAorzrhlra column.
LOST AND F0lND-TwE ELI M PAer- Fourth column.
MhGHINFkY-SECONDP PAGE-Third column.
MARBLE MANTELS- -SEcoSD PAaE-foarth column.
MATRIMONIAL PAGE--Fourh oolimn.
NkDlCAL-TWELrTH PAGE Fourth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAGE
Sixth column
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Third column.
iMUSICAL-SEOOSD PAGF-Fiith column.
fPEkScNAIS-FIE6T PAGE-First column.
PlAkOFORTES-SECOND PAGE--Ffth column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE FIRST PAaE--Six.h column.
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OFTHE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT
TWELFTH PAGF--Secont and third columns.
RIAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-TwELrTn PAGE-Thrd
REAL s''IsI; ESTATE WANTED : TWELFTH rAor Third
column.
REWARDS-TwELFTH PAGR-Fourtl column
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-NINTH PAGE
Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTIoN-TwrLrTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth
columns
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALEs-ELEvEsru PAGE
First, second, third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS WAETED-MAL MALES-ELByENru PACE Fifth
column.
SPECIAL N0TIcEs-FInsr PAsE-Firs and second col.
sPoRriNd-DoGs BIRDS, &C-FInsr PAax-second
column.
SIALIlONs-FIsT PAaE-Second column
STRAW GOODS-Fiasr PAGE-Thrd column.
THE BALL SEASON-SECoND PAaE-Fifth column.
THE TkADES-ELEvENTH PAGE-Sxth column
TO LET FOR BUSINE ESS PURPOSES-NINTH PAGR-
Fifth and sixth columns
ENTINES-TWELFIu PAGE-Third column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAOE-Third column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, ac-FIRsr PAGR Third column.
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sPOHTING-DOGs. nIRDs a.
STALLgONS.

A RABIAN STALLION FOR SALE.-THE PURE
n Arabian Horse SAID Is for sale reasonable
his present has for him. TO
most valuable acquisition. The following pedigree
TO his career:-
SAID laso spelled sayed given by the groom of Nubar
ashs Minister TO France from Egypt foaled 9Th
OF March, 16t AT the stables OF kubar
the famous khorassan the property Of Abdul Medd sds
dam was Obian the property ~ Nubar Pasha
scendan Of the ceebraet Janzcar which leapea citadel
walls with the last Mameluke Bev when fleeing from
breed on the mothers side and the breed
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powers
durance and sposd In tho Abyssnsn war; being ridden
stapty by an oincer during that campaign.
For further particulars apply Mr. FOSTER the
OF Wilkes Spirit Of the Times.
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DUERTA PLATA. SANTANA. ST DOMINGO.
The United states mai steamship TYBEE, Captain f. A.
nernoy will leave for the above ports IN the latter part Of
February.
sp0FfoRD TILEsToN & co.
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N0MPLETE TURNOUT FOR SALE LOw--OR Ex-
" change for merchandise suitable for Southern
two fast Horses Buggy, Cutter Road Wagon &c. Address
Cuba, Herald oilce
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At AUCTION-THls DAY,
"A TUESDAY, FEB. is, AT 12 O'CLOCK,
nv JOH TSTOM b VAN TtS,EI.T,

BY JOHNSTON L VAN TASsELL,
at their Auction Mart,
IL East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue,
Elegant Family Establishment comprising team black
Horses alaO
Con with pole and shafts also set fine city made double
Harness, Blankets, Robes, Whip. &c.
Bay Kentucky Trottlng Horse; can rot In 2 80
Elegant black Stallion, sired by Toronto Chief, dam Alb
dallah mare, that can beat 40.
Six ether fine family, road and work Horses descriptions
in catalogue above.
We never postpone u salo account OF the weather.
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COAsTyyISE sTEAM4UfpS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAzIL NAIL srEAnaHTa
syPpi@sp ay;o eecan sidewhee steamship SOUTH
q, zsp lpns burden, Captain 4. H. Tinkiep nQh.
W. si' 10, s Ihonas Para, Pernambuco Bahia Rio
North river. "''A - Ar "V" Pse' "
Forfle'sh' or passage spplyto
WN. K. GARRISON, Agent,
ins t.reen NetyN N0ffx-
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4 RCH. JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER.
n Receivers sale, ty order Of the Supreme Court
BY JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL. at their Auction Mart,
ia East thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16, AT i2 O'CLOCK,
Ono black Stallion, sold TO close a litigation.
JOHNSTON * VAN TASSELL.
Receivers.
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TOR sALE-FOUR TEAMS or -FOUR MULES EACH,
~ with Harness and Wagons complete Address A. TOW
Err, Agent, Poughkcepsie, N. Y.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

RoARD.-A FARMER ON GREAT NECK. l.. l.. CAN
~ accommodate four horses; price @l0 month. Fur
ther particulars address A. A. ROBBINS, go Front street.
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TEXAS LINE
i OF GALVESTON STEAMERS,
sailing every saturday at r NJ touching Key West
ryng the United States mail.
The AL steamer WILMINGTON, Captain Cole at pier No.
20 East riyer Will ssii Saturday, February ~.
All goods for Houston the interior will forwarded
oar agents, hHSsfs. T. II. Mcmahon Co, free
For freight or passage apply TO G. II. MALLORY Coz
l63 Maiden lane
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ment shall have been paid up and five
per cent. thereafter, conditioned that
the improvements proposed be ex.
empted from taxation for ten years by
the city" and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Henning, Messrs.
J. j. Chandler, J. A. Lemeke and f.
p. Carson were appointed to draw up
a subscription paper for circulation.
On motion, Captain Carson, DIR.
Cloud. Colonel DENLY. Captain
Lemcke and Mr.. Henning were ap-
pointed a committee to procure the
passage of an ordinance exemptiDg
the property from taxation.
DR.. Cloud and Mr.. J. J. Chandler
were appointed a committee to wait
on the newspapers.
Messrs. Carson, j. III. Morgan, DIR.
Cloud, w. E. Hollingsworth. P. Sem
onin, J.. G.. Shanklin. D. G. Mark,
VIM. Heilman and FL. M. Sweetser,
were appointed committe on sub
scriptions, each subscriber to be add
ed to the committee.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINoINNATI, July IL
FLoUR-Firmer aud higher; family s. rs
extra s. 50d5 rs.
WHEAT-DuIl at 81 2O@l Is for Nos and
l rather more Offering.
CoRN-In light supply; the market dull
and difficult to buy below Soc for mixed,
and 929 93c for shelled, mixed and white.
OATS-FiTm and in gooc demand at sea
Gle and higher rates are asked in some
cases.
RYE-Steady at 96c0sl.
CoTToN-Nominauy unchanged.
WHIsKY--Advanced to 9799Sc; the latter
rate for iron bound.
MESS PoRK-Unchanged but held firmly
also.
LARD-Held at Ice, and 800 tierces sold at
this rate, but there were more sellers than
buyers at IL.
BULK MEArs-A good demand at l29l5c
but &c higher asked lot of shoulders
sold at l21zc buyer this month.
BACoN-In good demand and prices tend
upward: sales OF 40 hoRsheads at 1870 for
shoulders; l649l71zc for clear rib and
clear sides.
HAMS Sugar cured advanced to 23c and
the stock is light.
BUTTER-2G3c higher: 23a27c for fresh.
EGGS Advanced to l69l7c. the latter rate
for recon- oted.
GoID-1l3k buying.
exchange Dull at lilo discount buy
Ing.
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PERsoEAL.-Hon. 7. B. McCarty,
late Auditor of State. is in the city to
settle the life insurance policy of
$1,000 on the life of the late DR..
johnson.
Hon. Max f. A. Hoffman, Secreta-
~ Of State, passed though the city
last night, on bis way to Tel City.
Justice Ben. Stinson, who has been
sojourning at the Magnetic Springs,
st. Joseph, Michigan. returned yes
to-day, IN astonishihgly improved
health. He is able now to move
about without the aid of crutches,
vaich he has been unable to do for a
long time previous to his going. He
speaks in high praise of this mod
ern Bethsaida, and the cures it has eff
fscted.
Recorder Willard writes home that
he is growing fat at French Lick
Springs, as are all others who tarry
there.
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PITTsBURG. July Electromagnetic
river 3 feet 10 inches and falling.
The packets arrived and departed.
Weather showery.
PITTsBURG, July Electromagnetic
falling. three feet and seven inches.
The Kate Putnam with two barges,
departed for ST. Louis last evening.
There is no boat now loading Bust
ness is confined to the local packets.
Weather showery; thermometer 81.
CINCINNATI, noon, = ly 1.-THE
river has fallen 4 inches with 12 feet
z inches, in the channel. Weather
cloudy and shoWery; thermometer S80
CINCINNATI, July 12.-Port List
Arrived, Champion, from st. Louis;
Lawrence, from Nashville, Tom
Reese. from Tennessee River. De-
parted, II. r. Hudson, for Wheeling;
Altoona. for st. Louis. River II feet
and falling.
LOUISVILLE. July 12.-Arrived-
Emma Floyd. from Nashville, and de-
parted to Cincinnati. River station
airy with 5 feet 6 inches In the canal,
and 3 feet 6 inches in the chute.
Weather warm and cloudy with heavy
rain. 1t was cloudy this morning.
CAIRO, July 12.-Port list-Edin-
burg, New Orleans to Cincinnati, s
An; Wild Duck, Pittsburg to St.
Louis, 8; Hercules, New Orleans to
Louisville, 10; Petrol No. 2. Cairo to
Louisville. II; Rubicou, Vicksburg
to st. Louis. IL; Victor No. f. CO.
lumbus to Ohio River, 3 PM; Belle
st. Louis, st. Louis to Memphis, 4;
Fair Play. Pittsburg to st. Louis, 8;
Mohawk, Cairo to New Orleans, 8.
River rose two inches Rain last
night; cloudy; mercury 820.
ST. LOUIS. July II. = Arrived
johnson, from Keokuk; Allegheny
Belle and barges, from Wheeling;
Silver Bow, from Omaha; Pauline
Carol, from New Orleans. Depart
ed-Harry and Aady johnson. to
Keokuk ST. Luke, Miami and Mar
bic City, to Vieksturg; Sheridan, to
st. Paul. River falling. Weather
clear and warm.
NASHVILLE, July 12-River fall
ling with 4 feet on the shoals. There
was a heavy shower at noon. Cloudy
and warm this evening The Nash
vile and Cairo packets have laid up
for the season.
MEMPHIS, July 12.-Weather clear
and warm. River declining. Up
Henry Ames.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Western Made Shoes.

! call attention to my sup or ia
clIltles for the manufacture 10 order
OF all kinds Of custom Boots and
Shoes.
L have the advantage of many years
experience in the business-employ
only honest and skillful workmen-
buy my materials from first hands,
and sell as low as honest custom work
is sold anywhere in the country.
Having full force of reliable work.
men who | wish to keep fully en-
ployed during the dull season, my
friends and the public generally are
invited to bring on their fall work
early, as it eau always be made with
more care when not too much hurried.
Remember that no superior work is
made anywhere, and none more rea-
sonably sold. T. W. TURNER
N; b have also several thou
sand dollars worth of ready made
Spring and Summer Shoes of Eastern
and other makes, which [ will sell for
the next six weeks at from % to 80
per cent. below customary rates.
;713 Ct
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Tobacco fer the banquet sale is zap
idly arriving. and the prospects are
that the banquet will be 4 great sue
cess.
1t seems as if the Tobacco Associa-
ton means business" 10 the matter
of entertaining their friends in good
style. They sent an order to New
York yesterday. through the exten-
sive wine aud liquor house of Messrs.
Gamble & Forth. for over Eve hun
dred dollars worth Of champagne and
other fine wines.
These will be passed with a hearty
welcome to the friends of the enter
prise, on the 9th of this month.
This being the second annual ban
quet, it is to be b oped it will prove as
decided a success as the first one that
took place on the 18th of July of last
wear.
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A cheeky IEF-Charles Ian
caster, the associate. or more proba-
bly, the leader of Waterman in the
Sherwood House robbery, was exam
ined yesterday morning before Justice
Walker, instead Of as originally in
tended.
When the testimony was being
taken, Lancaster. who is a smartlook
ing young fellow, questioned the wit
nesses closely, and took the liberty of
telling Mr.. Kennedy, the principle
witness. that he was sorry for him.
Laying his hand patronizingly upon
Mr.. Kennedy's knee, he said:
Il am very sorry you have made
this serious mistake. thrust you will
be here on the trial. [ can prove
where was when the robbery was
committed.
II have no doubt of it." said Mr..
K, "and SO can [, which will be very
much to your disadvantage"
With a staggering air Lancaster
went of in charge of Sheriff Miller,
having been committed for trial in de-
fault of bail.
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GovERNMENTS-Open heavy and lower
NJ closed higher and strnnp
new York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, July IL.
CoTToN-Steady and quiet; $50 bales al
zoe for middling uplauds.
FLoUR-Receipts l2.sle bbls; heavy; sales
IL. 600 bbls at "a 90a5 Is for superfine west
ern and State; IS logs 70 for common to
good extra western and State: IS 7006 20 for
good to choice do; So 75g6 go for common
70 cnolce while wheat western extra
% 6O95 80 for common TO choice extra st.
Louis; market closing IN favor of bayers.
RYE FLouR-Flrm add In demand; sales
CORN MKAL-Steady.
WHIsKY-Shade f1rmer; sales 400 barrels
WHEAT-Receipts I22,lS6 bush: active
sales ls5,eOQ bush at 81 3591 36 for No.
spring; 81 21@I 30 for No. MtIwaukee /;
No. spring; 81 009l % for rejected spring /;
81 439l AZ for winter red and amber west
ern 81 454l As for red and amber State I;
white state; closed firm for spring and
heavy for winter.
RYE-A 1Iet.
CoRN--Receipts So, 100 bush; sound, un-
changed; lower grades cheaper; sales OF
IS. 600 bush at 9lc@sl Oh for new western
mixed 81 0I@l 10 for yellow; 81 OO@l OF
OATS-Recetpts "A SIS bushels; heavy and
a shade lower; sales of 5000 bushels al
665z9g645s for westerns 69972c for Ohio; 7O9
HAY-Quiet and unchanged.
HoPs-In better demand and very nrm
CoFFEE-Active and steady; 1900 bags OF
Rio were sold.
sUGAR-Firm sales of 1850 hhds at 91la
l012 for Cuba and Porto Rico; also 700 box
es Havana at91z9I0s.
MOLASSES-Unchanged.
RICE-Unch anged.
PErRoLEUM-Crude quiet at 14h@I4Iz;
refined active at Z5z92Sc.
PoRK-Dull and heavy; sales of 525 bbls
at 500 37C029 IS for mess: S26 for western
prime mess; $22 75@23 so for prime: s28 Is
for untnspected city; also 500 bbls mess,
August at s29 so.
BEEF-Quiet and steady: sales OF 100 bbls
at Sll9l5 for plain mess; SIS seals for extra
mess. Beef hams quiet at S29939. TleTce
beef nominal at S26928 for prime m ess; $50
93l for Ind ia mess. MIddles quiet at Sl4 IS
(9l5 for city long clear.
LARD-Shade firmer; sales OF $50 tierces
at l69l614 far western steam; 161<dl6z for
kettle rendered; 15L@I55< for city; also
$50 tferces, July, at 1917.
BUTTER Steady a 1892Sc for western.
CHEESE-In better demand and steady at
TMI4L
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CoUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED. "A
special dispatch TO the JOURNAL says
that two counterfeiters were arrested
at Patoka, yesterday evening. They
had passed twenty dollar note on
Bingham, the distiller at Hazleton,
and had plenty af the same sort left.
Sufficient evidence has been gath
cred to insure their conviction.
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REcORDER's COURT.-John Roquet
got drunk and made himself a nuis-
auce to several ladies residing in the
neighborhord of Third Street between
Walnut and Chestnut. Chief Maun-
tel took him in charge, and Recorder
McTsrnan Hned him s. 40, which he
paid.
Henry Schaffer got an overdose oil
whisky. and yapoped so loud that
officer McDevitt had to arrest him.
Henry thought he could whip Mac,
but the delusion cost him 81 so in
addition to s. As for the brawl. He
gave security for the payment.
Charles Bradley was tried for that
meanest Of all ordinary offences. wife
beating. lie demanded a jury trial,
and bis attorney, by an ingenious ar
gument, proved to the satisfaction OF
the jury that this was no breach Of
the city ordinances. but an infraction
Of z State law.
a butcher who forgot to remove
his adjustable stall from the sidewalk
was fined 50 O5. FL. paid cash.
Two very Observation-Disclosures
were before this court yesterday. Nc
less personages than George Wash
iugton and JEFF. Davis. They we're
fined Sc o. each for fighting about q
colored woman, IN the alley. in the
rear Of the Sherwood House.
Fanny Black came to grief for
resisting an officer; viz: Eliza Smith
went with Officer Tom Hitch to
identify some goods. for which he had
a warrant 10 search Fanny's house.
Fanny would not let Eliza go with
him, and fought to prevent her. Tom
a5restea Fanny and got Che goods and
it asst h- #5 ta besides
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THE MARKETS.
New York Gold and Stock Market.
Bv TeleoranhI NEW YoRK IuIz 10

~NDM iva A N@AN N%AANA f@H1Na AA@ AGAa
By Telegraph NEW YORK. July u.
Affairs in Wall Street " ere comparative
~ quiet during the forenoon, although
gold was extremely sensitive to cable re-
ports concerning the prospect OF war.
London kilograms at the opening of bust
ness reported an improved feeling, and a
general recovery in th9 prices Of s. 2O7s of
'62, being quoted at $50; this was owing. to
the London report that Leopold had de-
clined the Spanish throne. Late tele-
grams, dated two O'Clock, denied this re-
port, and said the unsettled feeling again
prevailed, sos of '62 having declined to
67H. Foreign bankers, whose transactions
now control a premium, were sellers on
early dispatches and buyers on late ones.
Before the formal opening of the room
gold sod at from 81 IA to 81 l3.
me nrst recorded transactions were at
q l314, after which It was advanced to
81 1915 then a decline to 81 1877 and return
10 81 1919 In the afternoon, the excite
f men IN the Gold Room was intense, and
n1ctuat1ons wide and frequent.
Az one time, q private cable telegram
reported panic In Berlin bourse i'm SWIM
PaIny With the decline in securities at
HLanAIolt. The Gold Room immediately
as,cceplsd THIS as meaning a war, and
the result was rise to 81 AZ, with enor-
NOUS deaIlngs. At this tuncture IL was
reported that Prince Lecpold nos yutt6
drawn. This caused a tumble n ei "a
Wnen lts aoWnward course was arrested
by the announcement from WASHINGTON
that the funding bill had been defeated in
the House. Under this news the Tnarkef
quivered for time between 81 1917 and
81 49,; but 1t was soon reported that the
difficulties between France and Prussia
had been amtcably adjusted.
The widest excitement followed, and
the market plunged downward under
heavy sales of frantic operators, and did
not stop until IL was reached. At the close
market.
Carving rate 4 as per cent. Clearances
Sl22,0OO.OOO: exports 100000. Money in
good demand at 496 on call. Sterliug Arm
at e5<9IO-
GovERNMENTs-Opene heavy and lower
hnI ninead a
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ST, LOuis Market,

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. July IL.
ToBACCo-Steady.
CoTToN-NominaIly lower at I89lS1Sc.
HEMP-Unchanged at Si40NHs for IN
dressed rope sd81<c; hemp bagging SOC.
FLoUR-Low grades wanted and other
qualities quiet choice X sold at 81 rs; Xxx
at s5T5 40; xxx IS 5096 90.
WHEAT-S oring dull and lower Mt S59
soc: No. 3 fall declined Base; No. 81 lZ11a
l 10; No. do 81 209I %; cnoice to fancy
81 309l 40.
changed choice mixed 90c; yellow 9Jg9oc
white 97Msl 60.
OATs-55d56c.
RYE-Dull at 78aS0c.
WHISKY-Dull at 81 90.
GRoCERIES-Dull and unchanged.
PRovISIons-k'irm; PORK $40.
BACON-Stiff; lac for shouldeTsi clear
rib 171z@171zc: clear lSc.
LARD-Dull and unchanged.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Tuesday Evening, uly II, 1870.

Tuesday Evening, July II, Is7O.J
The Council met in called session.
Present-Messrs. Files. Mublhau-
sen, Richardt, Kerth and Doughty.
Mr.. Doughty presided in the alb
sence of the Mayor.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
The only business before the Coun-
Gil was the passage of a resolution,
ordering the session of the Board of
Equalization to be held on Tuesday,
the 18Th instant. the session to COM
mence at 8 o'clock AN. and continue
in session from day to day until its
labors are finished, and ordering the
call to be advertised 10 the city pa
pers.
The Council. after passing the reso-
luton. adjourned.
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LnnIsriIle Market.

By Telegraph LoUIsvILLE, July IL.
BAGGING Firm ard heavy; hemp and
fax 30d301z.
COTrON-Duil; sales OF 1UJ Dales assOfteu
grades; middling lSc.
FLoUR-Firm and ssarce; extra family
WHEAT-Eew on arrival 81 l09l 20.
CoRN-Sl 10.
OATs-6ic
RYE-Sl, including sacks.
HAY-Choice $40 In store.
PlsovIsIo Ss-Active and finn; pork $50 !:
bacon I4GH@lSc; bulk meats B9l6Gi7e.
LARD-l7c.
WHISKY e6@07c for raw.
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BLOOD!
Look Out for It's ImpurItyli
FE YER AND DEA III +

The health of the body depends,
in a great measure. upon the purity
Of its fluids. The blood is the funda-
mental principle of every organ. It
is so. so to speak. flesh, cartilage, bone
and muscle, in liquid form, and i'm
pure blood can no more be solidifed
into sound animal substances than
any of the actual poisous can be con-
verted into wholesome food"
If the life current that runs through
the veins and arteries is contaminated,
sOnleth ing more than a tonic is required
to restore the vigor of the debilitated
invalid. Then how can the fiery de-
coctions known as bitters, which are
only weak tinctures heated up With
Guinea-pepper, affect this great cur
rent of life. the blood, especially
when they contain nothing in common
with it?
Ck9UB'S IEVlGORATTNG CORDIAL
is the only remedy which contains the
blood elements. Take it and Gem
pare its wonderful effect with those
of the enervating mixtures you have
been using We will abide your de-
cisiOn
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- eWSpRper
AdVeFGis

A Book OF I25 closely print
lately issued, contains q list . .H. ..
merican Advertising Medium
the names, Circuiations, and uII
lars concerning the leading ra.
Weekly Political and Family NO
together with those having larH#
tions, published IN the Interest rf
gion, Agriculture, Literature ..H ~.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-13
Chicago Market.

BY telegraph CHICAGO, July II.
FLoUR-DulI aud unclaimed.
WHEAT-Active and lA9lAc lower, CLOS
ing az 81 Og% for No. 9, teller last half July /;
this afternoon irregular for free: sellers OF
No. 2 at 81 Of1<al O65z, seller last half
No q: this afternoon the market is heavy
at III. seller July. -
OATs-Zc lower, closing with sellers at
4T1Zc.
RYE-Very dull; nominaIly 7Sc.
BARLEY-90c.
HIGHWINEs-95c for iron bound.
PRoVISIoES-F Firm; mess PORK at vs. FOG
% %: rough sides 145z9l5c.
LARD -l55z9l6c.
HoGs-AcIiYe, at IS 5Og9 Is for fair 10
extra.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-13

Commemorate the report Of the
Oounoil proceedings In Tuesday morn
ing's JOURNAL. he report of the APP
praisers Of Fourth Street was reported
as laid over for one week. This was
incorrect. The report was adopted
and filed. Another report of the
same gentlemen was laid over.