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Anslntss NOtltts.

II Your Children are Bothered with
worms, those troublesome inhabitants OF the stomach
and bowels so often mpairns the health and destroy
ing the lives OF the young they be promptly
moved by using Jaynes Tome verminge. certain and
safe preparation. and so pleasant that children will not
refuse TO take IT, II also valuable Tonic, Inn
parting health and vigor to the organs digestion.
aud therefore TO children and aduits n most useful
remedy In all dyepcrtc and 5omachic disorders sofa
everywhere Small size 8; cents double size 50 cents
nor hottie.
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morning There were hut few buyers IN market, ana
Trade was dull, with veaker ieehng. Frees ranged
yesterday from p 70 nc. M with tho bulk Of the les
llegl5c. To-day no cattle were sold for more than
6Sc. o., and some common Texans were ont sned
for less tan ioc The receipts fsheey sncc Saturday
we're dull at iNd6Nc" with few extras sold A f97kc.
1nd lambs were wcrk with slow sale ~ Rnile. Tor or.
dnary to good Canada; llfmi2Hc. for good 10 prime
yelsSN and state and l3c for extra HoGs were Imer
cepts II 3i since saturday-9 cars yesterday and u
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Lyons Magnetic inacct Powder kills cooke
reaches, moths IDEAS ana all vcrmu. Ihs Is the orig-
nal pure article. without change. While several nri.
clc' pretend to destroy Lyons eils and without poi
son. lts effects arc wonderful. None can be relied
upon except that signed +. LYON. Buy md use Lyons
Powder and you will be troubled with water bugs.
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IN state honds there has been an active business done
ID thc North Caronas, IN which the speculative move
nient developed a nrthet upward tendency. At the
first Board the old issues advanced cent 10 SIS new
? cent TO 95X, and the special tax" ~ y cent 10
70, though nt the second Board prices were cent
lvwer New iennessces we're rn ~ the nrst session
~ Gk but subsequently nell on TO k, and Georgia 1s
70 " from ylh. Missouri % being steady at w. there
vas no business ~ city hank shares Railway mort.
Aaget were quiet, but strong Central Paccs selling
Ht and Unions AZ Dk lana grants being quoted NJ
TIC close at 16h&16t, incomes A1aS. ami stock Sfh
= on extreme quotations New York Central ranged
nom nyh to l00Fi scrip goA1t5H Harlem, IlNeoile
Reading, lgsz@i61x; Lake Shore, fQaalGS Wabash.
R0tg korthwesetn common, slxbs3k the preferred,
essIsslR s.; Paul preferred, sixas2s and ohio and
and New Jersey Central iGscsi6s. Panama declincd
iiooMH CHICAGO any Atom selling at lls preferred.
l1Sh Morris and Essex, NA New York and rev
Haven. 1856 and G.. q. and g. at q. MISCELLANEOUS
shares were dull Pacific Mail nuctuating between q
md i2A. Western luton Telegraph frni 9thca
ak and marinosa preferred iss@l5N, common selling
dull with sales Of htims ~ asE, and American at IS.
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A WAR oF RAcTs ~ TBRrATENED Almond eyed
Cresi.ls are ewarming IN Massachusetts,, and the sons
% ~ Crislil way wloth tneEcat he great halter,
However. Tears opposition. Knox actually at the
head OF Fashionable affairs. and beyond the reach Of
rivals Each Of his hats - ~ ant illustration the
aesthetic IN art and MS cls toners beyond computa
uoh The SIX straw, feat, canvas. and cher summer
htNios OF hcadgenr now on cNnhton At No gl2 BROAD.
way corner 81 FUTON street attracting universal
attention and nunbelless ptrcnasers.-AGU.
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What Mr.. mrssin. Thinks Of the Q c,tion'

~ INC fdttoT OF me Shf.
Sra: am delighted with Meta" She has
tie true ring and metle. A reformation IL greatly
needed, End must be Effected These things do not
regulate themselves. Power must always be met
with resistance, when IL becomes overbearing and
intolerant Go on, then, Meta. in the good work,
aud God speed you in the right. Blu, while you 70.
member tie wrongs ofthe sales ladies' do not forget
those Of the shop ladies. the work ladies' the kitchen
ladies', the wash ladies, the scrub ladies, and the
slop-lndies. All these have their wrongs Us We'll.
and II not made right at once, our social system
viii degenerate into absolute sorfdomi
Why, do you know that now a'days servants ere,
ia many instances. actually required to get up in IN
morning before breakfast. often rs early as or o
o'clock. They are not allowed to cit in the parlor
and prctise on tho plano over hour a day. They
are not ermitted to the paror for the reception
and entertainment OF their friends and sweethear,s
wLon their tyranncal employers have company It
IL true that their mistresses do the cooking wash.
Ing. and ironing; but THIS Is no more than they
should do. Servant ladies' are not employed TO
work they are Tor ornament They are ladies' and
y ould be treated as such. They have their rights
1nu should maintain thcm, even NJ the point OF the
hrooasuck; and trust that tie spirited ones
among them viii imme Tia civ call public meeting
ant engage Meta to deliver an address.
LcttHcm resolve not 70 60 70 service In the fani.
Let them resolve that they viii only engage II the
same wages ~ men, and have board ana wasntrg
lNFnlNneu ErdlulttNsN. Let tIetu resolve not 10 DC
employed In any family that does not favor lady
suffrage. and that does yiudica'o the rights Of
al female ladies OF every and gen Ter shade and
co'nr ON earth; To 1--WE no except to those
who subscribe for the Recitation, ana feed tleir
children with WWslow's soothing syru,, and use
carhoic baby wa,h-at least those who have car.
buhc babies 10 wash.
Lot them stand on their dignity md submit no
longer to the yranis that have trampled them under
foot 20 long: let them assume tie God-giyen right
which i their divine heritage; let them GO to the
polls-the bare prlls-and vote earnestly and frc.
4 "A Let Hrud saV. a alu
now and forever; let them insist Ugh wages and
no work. porterhouse steaks and no cooking, the
best IN the house ana gruulhling Slave-lades of
America, am with Won ! | stand forth this day your
glorious champion am ready to 20 through FIRE
and water for you, and N need be, through gin
and milk. Yours heteroge neousy,
EPIIRAlM MUGgINS
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Mr.. u. v. Poor has lately iFsnci very valuable
manual d the railroads OF me United for $50 and
I'll which y more comprehensive and Instructive than
~! otheT siatrical wOrh vet presented to the public
The cost stocks, bonds, earnnFs expenses traffic, and
mi 'a1e are nitutc.y and accurately given auf the
vii de work forms valuable those Intel
eflci 70 Wal street computations. To hes" are Hp
pcrfi coWlete ANALYSIS of the dchs OF the MT cd
States Government as well Ms OF the several States.
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- -
ToiAln.........f6.OOD.Og0

Much surprise was expressed that no increase had
been ordered In the purchase OF bonds when the un.
usually large currency balance at The disposal Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury was taken INTO account.
This fee ing was reflected In the bond market which
opened dun and barely steady Al the boards and ~
terward IN the street prices fell of kdN cent,
the entfe list chiefly In sympathy with the decline p
gold closing NJ the lowest quotations OF the DAY though
nrn ut the decline. Henry Clews Co.. % wall street,
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DOBERs.-Tn thIs city, on wcdnesdav June T. 1870.
by Judge John II. MCCunn, John Dosers from Cathe-
line nohcrs.
noNtnf- In ,h's CITY, on saturday June 4 1871. by
Donald.
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In Thousands Of Cnses.-Nirs. Wtpsiovv's
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases with which chit
dren arc afflicted such as teethinR. gripping In tho
bowels wiud cole, &C. has been used with pet and
nover.aiing success thousands Of cases IL soncns
tho gums, reduces Inflammation, ard alays oil pain.
Mothers, do not fail to procure H.
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I1H--HASHAGEN.--On Tuesday, juno ~,
lR'0 AZ 81 james Church. the Rev. A. &. Wcdoktnd
d. o.. Iohn A. Mercdith to Carrie, daughter of John c.
HaShagon. all OF this city.
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Arrivcd-TuEspAY. july y
steamship Charleston. Charleston. md-c and pass
Steamship China, Liverpool. mdse and ptss.
Steamship Holsaia, Haunurg mdse. ara paaa.
Steamship Ariadne. Galveston. INDIE. a'd pt.s
steamship san salvador savannah. NOSE. ana paes.
Ship Perseverance. Liverpool. rudse. aud pas.
lark Gardens, Havana. sugar
Schr Zeyla. Pensacola lumber.
fchr Henry Middleton, Einthcrn, fruit
SChr Crown Point, HafAco1. FRUIT.
Schr Thos. Fitch, san saw fruit.
Schr Game Cock. Cat Island. fruit.
Alec, the usual river and cosstwIse vessels.
SAtLEp-Stcamships Allemauia. for II inburg CITY
Of Cork Liverpool Virgo, Savannah ship Antarctic.
Liverpool
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Live Stock Market,

NEW YORK Tuesday, July 3 There were no fresh
retlhe Of rttts today, hat Of the Sc mead ItCcNod
Va SUNDAY AND MOLcAI about w SSIs OIL s.le LILs
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suPHtss CouHr, CEAsSsEs-No. ~. Gail -.
GSuEssIOE COukI NJTCE-On aud amer July M
acludng OcloLsI Tie CLAnbsrs VI this COaJ
I'm.
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Will not md n remedy more competent Co deal with
diseases OF the bladder, kidneys, organs. gra
vel. s'rangurv, diabetes organic weakness female
Irregularities, tnaE HELMBoLD'3 DuCnU.
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"wednesday and Thursday gold sales and bond pnr.
ehases we're announced this morBing, ~ follows
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Wheeler & Wilson Machines, la Broad-
sold by paving $40 down aud 60 per month. with
out extra charge Machines TO lee y. 7. ELLIS.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERcLfL.

B7rEnlns in Watches Jewelry, and silvcrwa-e.-
!. u. Johnston koblnsOn. 80 BnMery.-lRr.
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MARINE INrkLLIU ENCE.

MINIATURE AtstyAc--ruts DAY
Sun rses......4 70 Sun sets 80, 81 Moan act. - m
man wATFR-THfg DAY
Sandy Hook. iiGoy Island. 30 liell Gate ... "a
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O-T-AE ehyc.o. p, on Friday last. runta uiuV sew
Ir,a. lad prf ~ uru, rin'uus. very uprN re-
Wand VA ne pai Tor It's re.urn to j, L. CARY, Il
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rms society had been in operation but a short
une before i war suspected by a gentlomap OF the
lit's Nho had given II encouragement thrOlgh the
a. ulths OF Tie paper with which lie was connected,
u AZ the concern was q sNindle. lie Lad converse.
noh WIN Mr. Greeley on the subject, and prevailed
u9oh iha gentleman TO act as Preside INT OF 60aaEds
soctt which should require collectors and should
ht conducted only by responsible and well known
BUSINESS men. Only three meetings Of this assocs-
MIn."ere hed ~ all OF which Mr., Greeley presided.
ALsY were kLIlly attended. although the lAi OF
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a y 4 am about 20 make "a chance % tho
IA house, 4 offer my entire stock 81 fnucy
goods below cost. 10 consists lu LHnieA
and Children Wofhtod Hoonhi Hlhui lu
Ladies' Breakfast BhmWlH anu hosiery
Laces and ali kinds of Irimmlngha
HemcefOrth we viii keep always uh manu-
a good stock OF Mflluery GOODS nua ilu-
man Hair Goods. Particular attention
paid 70 Hair Work hralna mA0o nl comb
inRs. Stamping ia nlho done hefn
No. AZ weet side Of Main street, between
First and second. EfuusVliiot IND.
Hau0f-lm
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.Ionnent Trlbute Dol etanton.

AEADANC ~ EtoAANAH
The course of his eulogy of the
=. M. Stanton before the United
sme Court, Attorney General
said:
Chief Justice, the lesson of
ifs IS a lofty Que. The time is
coming when men viii recognize
.ieh natures who in this period
In strife have arisin above the
ary level eff mankind, and are
led to their gratitude and honor.
n those towering peaks IN the
seape the eye will 40 longer DIS
me little inequalities and rough
Of surface. AlreaLy upon the
g Of history some figures are
ainr 10 emerge. They are not
Z Of ~self-geekers or those who
greedy of power OF place, but
men who in the time of public
and danger, with nom but pub
objects, have done so much for
country and mankind. Among
b eau his contemporaries tail to
-srn, and Will not posterity surely
sa gnize, the lineaments OF Edwin
stanton? A restored country is
monument. Nothing can cover
high fame but heaven, M pyra-
set off his memories but the
steraaI substance Of his greatness, to
/ leave him.
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No. % First stroet.

We receive our QueonHwhro direct from
the POtt0ries OF BtanOrdBhiro iGuBinud
via New Orleans nud New york; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong 90 our customers
Having completed Arrangements with
MEAKIN. BROS. q CO., Of 8tanordshiro.
England. for the EXOLUBIVE CONTROL
for This market OF their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE. we arc % prepared 40
supply the trade
In addition we are now receiving, mosn
from Lafn0aoa, France, a large stock OF
GOLD BAND, PLAIN WHITE nnd nMUO-
RATED FRENCH CHINA.
We are also receiving heavy imporin-
lions Of HOLIDAY GOODS in great vari-
ETY..
SO Consult your own interest by cGam-
ming our stock before purchasing oiao-
where. uovlI
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Harper John, lot II, blk /, Bray's EnI-.1 70.
Harper John, lot Is, blk L. Rray's EMIL 70.
Hargrave, Mrs. n E, lot II, isabella
High, Hannah, lot IA, blk 4, Northeastern
Enlargement*..5 35.
Heller, Ernst, lot 3, blk l, Archer's En-
Iargement..5 rs.
Heller, Ernst, lot 4. blk !, Archer'S En-
largement..S SO.
Hardeman, David, lot q, blk 4, Rock
Wells Enlargemenu".-4 20.
Harvey, Fleming, lot q, blk T. Rock
wells Infringement 81
HeImeTich, Conrad lot % Dix ., Fulton
Hugo. Adela. lot s, blk s, GoodseiPs En-
largement...2 IS.
Hugo. AdeIa, lot 0, blk s, Goodzelrs En-
Iargement...2 s..
HeIbling, Anton 45Z by $50, NV. part OF
lot ., Original q LIS 76.
Hurd, Susan p, a by So, subdY ! OF lots
IO5 and leg, Original PIan"...60 10.
Hurd, Susan Il, 20 by SO, subdy z OF lois
IO5 and los. Original Plan%--49 9S.
-Hurd, Susan ?, 20 by 81, subdY 5 OF lois
los and los, Original PIan%.-l9 "a.
Ingle, Garvfn and Martin, II adjoining .
of lot 5, blk 1, Ingle's Enlargement...2 20.
Ingle, Garvtn and Martin, lot q, DIX 1,
Ingle's EnlargemeDt...4 49,
Jarvis, John, improvements on Bulls
head Property...1 70.
johnson, H Il, lot 10, blk 3, Hubbard'S
Eniargement...5 30.
johnson, III e. lot I6, blk s, Hubbard's
jackson, Abe. lot I6, blkIl, Northeastern
Jones, ii T, und 1850 of lot 2I3, Donation
| EnIargement...7 73.
Jones, II p, und 1850 oflot 90, Donation
Enlargement...6 Is.
Jones, {, und 1861 OF lot 2l3, Donation
Enlargement 20 20
Jones, q &, ind 1860 OF lot %, Donation
! Enlargement...B 4b.
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81 the Mother OF Madame Pa.
FeDa.R0sa.

me MOtH6E Oh MaOhHH6 Ibs
Fepa.R0sa.
s Boston Journal, January 15.1
sad news was received by Mad
lrepa-Rosa last evening, of the
Ter mother, which occurred
az In London. The intelll-
vas first received by Mrs. Sc
e New YORK, by means of the
telegraph, and at once trans
70 Madame Parepa-Rosa,
~ here about half past 6
<. The deceased was a member
s celebrated Seguin family-a
ar Of Edmund Seguin, the famous
ne. so well remembered by old
goers-and herself a singer of
repute. Her career was con-
raaeOus with her brothers..
lie appeared In opera in Italy
many parts of the continent.
larried Count Parepa, a Walla-
nobleman, and was known best
II name. She has been an in
for some yeas We believe, but
cath was entirely unlocked for,
indeed her daughter received a
from her but a week or two
stating that she was as well as
Two sisters of the deceased
died within a few months, one
aem quite recently. Edmund
n died In New York, December
$50, and his widow (above re-
I to) still resides IN that city.
aug 10 opera with her husband,
vas Miss Childe before her mar
Dir. Il. Seguin, one of the
ones of the Parepa-Rosa Opera
ne, aud Mr.. w. Seguin, one of the
urers Of the company, are sons
dmund Seguin, and consequently
ns Of Madame Parepa Rosa.
dame Rosa was thrown into the
st grief by the announcement
har mothers decease, and a change
3 era was, Of course, made neces-
last evening The Bohemian
being given in place of Mari
ln . Ia which she was to have ap-
sr,d. She will have the most
-r al aud heartfelt sympathy OF heI
frieads IN this city, and, indeed.
1T whole community.
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STAMMERING! STAMNERING
DIR. REHSE

Will cure any s~tammering person In from
two to twenty hours, according to the ma
ture of the case, or intelligence of the party
afflicted.
Dispenses 1giM any mechanical or other
eOHtTfUGnceS.
Cure guaranteed.
Poor, free OF charge on Friday.
oniee at HENRY SCnAEFER's. Third
Street, bet. Main AND Sycamore. Cja22 DIST
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Is o. kuDbEs 1OuNCE ~ tAO
guPatlOn or Princeton College
D1sIum.
-.eted to be called upon for a
In fact, [ was notified that l
be: aud, what is somewhat
with speech-makers if their
Elements T to be credited, i
ome fully prepared for the oc-
And the necessity which L
..s felt for this preparation, and the
laaorable shortcomings which l
deserved in public discourse,
ggested to me that there is no
Useful lesson which 1 could
impress upon the minds of
q r11 ng gentlemen here than the
nee of preparation. Your
business in college, my young
IS preparation for the duties
preparation In body, prepare
-- mind. You are in training
H. nd If the training is neglected,
4. feel the great disadvantage
neglect throughout the whole
life. To those of you who
e. De professional men, and whose
life will consist Ia great part
lie speaking. l wish to urge
nphatically, most feelingly, the
necessity Of preparation.
oh spare, your future hearers
le .ium, the dizziness, the weari-
lich results from the want of
rltion. Be prepared, and then,
~ you have some natural stuff
you can speak briefly and to
ne. This is the great desider-
4 public speaking. The next
o earn is and all that L have
on that point l compress into
ae-leare off when you have
r. Is 4 do now.
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mascot AZ.
Branagan Arabella, lot &c, blk o, Lamas-
COL Al.
Branagan Arabelia, lot q. bk %. Lamas-
COL AZ.
Bauer Henry. lSA 1T S part OF lot II, blk
81, LamascOH. ..l2 81.
BoIuss Alfred, n half of lot 5, blk ll3,
Lamasco%...I7 So.
Boluss Alfred, N a OF lot G, blk Il3,
LamascO...29 81.
Byrnas J p, heirs of, lot 8, blk 1872, La
maseo., "A bS.
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For Sale Store Boat.

FVIIE fine store boat, N. BROWN, s. feet
III long, new aud De- good order, Enquire
On bonrd, nt Evmmhvilln Wharf, foot ui
Walnut street. ANhAM HlA0WMs
1ani2-tf
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@=DEHCE Is hereby given that ON Satur-
IN lay, the 10Th day Il January, 1870, we
saiI at public auction, at our place Of
less, on First stree, q steam engine,
property OF William Rogers, lett with
n repairs more n six months ago
tra air and reasonable charges NOT being
asfa for work On the same.
BCHULTZE, Truman IL co.
.au7-3R
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VineQar Pickles.

10y FIFE DOZEN Or HUNDRED,
% of excellent quality, at
y 1VICKEEY BROS,
jal3 70 and 76 Main st.
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Dooley's B4king Powder.
UT HAS NO EQUAL-EVERYRODX
likes g.. For sale at
YICKERYS' STORES,
ial3 Is and IS Main st.
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Vegetables.

Observation-Disclosures, POTATORS,
- Onions, Beets, n Sweet Potatoes for
sale at VICKERYS' STORES,
iaI3 -7 % and rs Main st.
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WNT. FSEAWES
vi. 2. HARRRAYR


Office on Third street, ia Washington
House Block.
VII practice tne VarlOus courts 81
he EircuiL. Prompt attention 20 oniee
business ideC4 d3ln
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Buekwheat Floul

~ BARRELS JUST RECEIVED
IN from the North, for sale In quanti-
VICKERY BROS,
tal9 70 and rs Main st.
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places. aud the Ooft0DI lands un either
side arc overlooked but no material dam-
age has been done.
The water worked through tho bottom nf
the legee, az the lower eud of tho city, Hat-
urday night. and rushed out with gIslf
force. Marshal Metz .EE rallied "a pa..
Sunday morning, and uy euerHeilc
the leak was topped before nny
ensued. n river was 40 "a stand .af-
day.
81. LOUIS. - The Democrat Of Tuesday
says.
River falling slowly since Sunday night
River business as IMPROVING slightly. but
VIII be devoid OF animation forHumC tIur.
track. Ihe New Orleans aud tine Memphis
and WfpNWhHFw wanlrHfa are fawnnrr tTafFr
win all the frciRhr they want. and freight
ii daily Rhipped on 0pata faH HrIrnrarr
and Red Rivers. Tine Lower Mifain.fUuI Dol
high, and Tire faliing. Weather yes
terday cool.
Capt Hugh Campbell wont ou fChanRn
yesterday, and says bis MarE IaVage VIII
leave thls week FOR Plttfburs. 100 haH on
board 40 barrels fire clay for 1916 HHHfHi
and VIII hli cut his barges With Iron Aouu-
jain ore.
NEW ORLHANs-The 2ioiea says;
The clairaa Of the new Nttcnez Captain
Il. i. Leathelg, arc looking up. TO Will Do
rec0ilectod that she left thia cltv on tatuf-
day night last, Ia company with tho Pave
goud. In three aud Il half hours Ahc
passed that crack boat, and beat her one
aud q nall hours % haggu sna.
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O%hampagne Cider, from OHIO.

RUST RECEIVED, 10 BARRELS A
ID No. 1 Cider, IN iron bound barrels; an
excellent article, made from russell apples,
recommended especially for bottine. For
sale as low as good common cider, by the
barrel or gallon, at
VICKERY BROS,
fa18 70 and rs Main st.
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Fresh-Ground BOlted Gornmeal,
BARRELS OR SMALLER GUAM.
IL titles TO suit customers, at
VICKERY BROS.
iaIS 70 and rs Main st.
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Apples.

Apples.
EO BARRELS EASTERN APPLES
OO-Rome Beauties and Russets "a
fresh arrival, for sale by
VICKERY BROS,
jal3 70 and 76 Main st.
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Pearl Barley.

IN HALF.BARRELS, NEW AND
nice, for sa G, at wholesale and re-
tail, at YICKERY BROS,
iai3 IS and 70 Main st.
AYEW OATM A 500 pounds fresh
u ground, just from the mill, for sale
low by VICKERY BROS,
ial3 70 and rs Main st.
"OMENY-25 barrels just received and
Hh for sale by VICKERY BROS,
IaIJ 70 and 70 Main st.
~HAHE-Nos. !, 2, and 3 Maekerel, in bar
RES, haIf-barFelss qu~arter-barrelss and
Kits; also Whfte3sh, Goldfish. Salmon,
Bloaters, Picked Herring, Holland Her.
ring, Smoked Haltbu5, &C, &c, for sale at
.VICkEKY BROS,
ill3 10 and 20 Main st.
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Extra Family Flour.

WARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY
w made In the city, at S6 90 per barrel,
or s. 90 per bag of 50 pounds; also, Flour
at lover prices III paper sacks, az
VICKERYS' STORES,
ial3 70 and 70 Main ST.