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FRANCE.
[Cable special to the Times,

LCable special 10 the Itmes.I
PARIS, September 2.-Evening.-Paris
breathes freely tonight. The success OF
the French arms at CourcelleB and Cora
qua settles the question OF the abandon
ment of the siege OF the Capital.
At Courceiles, Bazains caught Prince
Charles In trap. He wrote letter to fall
into bis hands, saying the troops were
starving, and II not relieved must surren-
der. Prince Charles advanced confidently
az the head OF his cavalry, and reg VA
flying purposely before him, drew MN ~
70 an am bush, and nearly all the me cOAF9
of cavalry was cut TO pieces. -. 10,
At CoIqauan Mcmahon deieateo I S1 f- lssS
wing and centre of the enemy aDu ~"
the right wing TO retreat. ,.ttoa a., ,t,o
The Bishop OF Verdun was k a r m su \,
18th while carrying wnltS Has a pr,,a y
sSana FOR ontraqes on the Catholic church
81 rha war Is degenerating into one OF
reIlg e R, n9 Of Prussia is reported insane.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers OF Real Estate were made
during the week. ending September I'd,
as appears by the County. Auditors Re-
cords
P. kramer TO Marcus Sherwood. Lots IL
and u, IN 5lock Ii, Northeastern Enlarge
Margt. Meni to Marcus Sherwood, undi-
vided 70 OF Lots IL and Is, BLOCK Is, North
eastern Enlargement, for $780,
TnomaS 4. Garvtn and A. Brewer to e.
Brewers Addition, for $3.50.
Conrad Baker to Geo. p. Hudspeth, Lots
Is and IS. In Ashland Place, for So, $50.
NJ. Sherwood 10 j. b. Parrett. Lots 81. 49,
rett's Enlargement, for $3.50.
], p. Elliott to Alvah Johnson part of
Lot l53, Donation Enlargement, for Sc, $50.
II p Elliott to VIM. +. ParretC part of
lot I53. Donation Enlargement for IS. $50.
James H. Rogers to John BegIey, Lots 1,
. 3. 4 s. and 6, IN Block %, Bray & Cooks
Addition. for 1.S00,
WIN. E. Covey to VIM. III. Hornby, Lots
u and ID, Block 1Ss northeastern Enlarge
I'm n. Horribly to VIM. E. Covey, west
half Of the northwest quarter, 5. 6, 10, for
tlts .gs,I,r Rassemfr to John and Mic Basse-
nil, s6ntheaSt corner Of the northeast
Quarter, Is, 6, II, Tor S1OO.
navfrf r. Lloyd to Thomas 3. Dodd, un-
dfvided half OF the undivided sixth OF Lots
and 6, Block 1ls. Lama .o b ior 500:
divided haff OF Lots II and l2s Block 5, L =
liott's EnlRreements for 10.
Iohn Al. Reitz to Thomas =. Dodd. undi-
vided two-sixths Of Lots and 8, in Block
lis, Lamascos for 5000
vtded siIth of Lots and g, BLOCK llSs La
m Rsco, Tor ~ co,
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The Schools.

INV G%MUUA0s
To-day is the last day of the Sum
mer vacation, and the schools re- open |
on Monday with some alteration IN
the location of teachers.
The following is a list of the corps,
as taken from the books of the Su'
perintendent, Prof. A. M. Cow:
HIGH SCHOOL. = Principal, Mr..
Jacob cellars; Assistants, Miss Rho
da Riggs, Miss Cynthia Goulding.
DETACHED TEACHERS. = Nh &c. =
Prof. z. M. Tinker. GermGn-Mf.
Oscar Shultz. Writing-Mr. Alex.
Burgoise.
PREPARATORY ScHooL.-Misses A.
Roberts and E. Hatchet.
Upper BUILDING-Frst Grammar
MIR. A. j. McCutcheon. Principal;
Miss Mary Badger, Assistant.
Second Grammar - Miss Virginia
Conn, Principal; Miss Addie Sturte-
want. Assistant.
First Intermediate = Miss Lydia
Ashley, Principal; Miss Kate Spence.
Assistant.
Second intermediate - Miss Anna
Farral, Principal; Miss Miner, As
sistant.
First Prinaary-Miss Matte Tabor,
Principal; Miss Mary Kripner, As
sistant.
Second Primary-Miss Sarah Me-
Farlane, Principal; Miss Vina Nc
Farlane, Assistant.
LOWER BUILDINa.-First Grammar
Mr.. Thos. w. Peck. Principal; Miss
Mary Wilson, Assistant.
Second Grammar - Miss Elvira
Eels, Principal; Miss Hattie Bier
bower. Assistant.
First Intermediate Miss Mary
Sawyer, Principal; Miss Alice IoOr,
Assistant.
Second Intermediate - Miss Lizzie
Reimer. Principal; Miss V. Hibbard,
Assistant.
First Primary-Miss Jennie Cole.
Principal; Miss Stembridge. Assistant.
Second Primary-Miss Annie For
syth, Principal; Miss Kate Riley,
Assistant.
NINTH STREET-FGrst intermediate
Miss NJ. McCauley, Principal; Miss
Ruth A. Gilmore Assistant.
Second Intermediate-Miss Anna
Wack, Principal; Miss Mary E.White,
Assistant.
First Prinsdry--Miss Matte
Spence, Principal; Miss Eldora Nam
ney, Assistant. Second Roo miss
Louisa Eaton. Principal; Mifs Heb
ard. Assistant.
Second PrimGYy-Miss Emma
Conn, Principal; Miss Sallie s. Childs.
Assistant. Second Room-Miss Sa-
rah E. Weld, Principal; Miss Minnie
Perkins, Assistant.
LOCUST STREET.-First Grammar.
Miss M. J. d. Moore. Principal.
First Intermediate-Miss Mary Mo-
CLAIM, Principal.
VINE STREET.-Sec5nd Intermedi-
ate-Miss India Lilly, Principal; Miss
Julia Bierbower. Assistant.
DIVISION STREET. = Mss Moilie
Weld, Principal; Miss Anna Street
and Miss Mollie Tolbert, Assistants.
INGLE STREET.-SecoRd Primary.
Miss Fanny Mel ohnston.
INDEPENDENCE.-Mrs. l.. L. Plum
mer, Principal; Miss Hattie Durham,
| Assistant.
| PARK SCHooL.-Fsirst Primary
Miss Hulda Rahm. Second Primary
Miss Kate Miller.
PARRETT's SoHooL.-Irregular =
Miss Howell.
FOURTH STREET. - Miss Carrie
W@k.
UPPER CoLoRED SCHOOL. - Mr.,
James NJ. Townsend, Principal; Miss
Lucy Wilson, Assistant.
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New orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, sept. 2.
CoTToN-Demand fair and prices firm
middlings l75z sales 420 bales; receipts 275
do. stock Il 09I do. receipts for the week
O83 do. exports ,526 do; sales of the week
8 go do.
FLoUR-FIrmer on demand; superhns
IS rs; Xxx S. 20; AK f6 rs
CoRN-Dull; mixed 1880; yellow and
white 90d99c.
OATs-Ohio River 4S050c.
BRAN-95cgSI.
HAY-Ohio River S24d25 so.
PORK--Dull; mess SO.
BACoN-FiIm; shoulders 155Z; clear rib
lSc clear sides l9c; hams 241zm25c.
LAR C--TieTce l71%@l8c; keg l0020c.
SUGAR-Dull: yellow clarified 1871.
MoLAssEs--Dull; plantation q; prime
reboiled 40c.
WHTsKY-B2cGB1 05.
COFFEE-Prnme l71<l l8c.
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PITTsBURG, Sept. --Monongahela feet
inches and falling. Weather clear. No
arrivals or departures except Mononga-
hela packets.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2.-The river fell 8
mel. Departed-Granite State, TO Wheel
ing; Jennie Howell 10 New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, Fept. 2-DepaIted-Molli
Moore, New Orleans. River rising slowly,
with feet scant down the chute, and 3
feet on Portland bar. Heavy rain this ?. NJ.
Tonight cloudy. pleasant with indications
of rain.
ST.. LOUIS AIriYed-Lake Superior
from Keokuk; Bertram, from alton !:
Florence, from Grand ToWer.-Depsrt ed
10 Quincy: Illinois, to Cairo. w Gather
cool. River stationary.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 2.-River falling rapid
ly, with feet large on Harpeth shoals.
weather fair and moderate. Departed
Umpire, for Cairo.
vIcKsBURe, September 2.-Up-Colorado
NEW ORLEANS. September 2.-Arrived-
Kellogg st. Louis.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 1.-The Marine Hos
pital tax having been increased from %
to 40 cents by Congress, the same taking
effect on the LIST inst, the collectors OF GUS
toms are Instructed by Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury. Richardson. TO assess and
collect from the crew OF every vessel 30
cents per month for each and every sea-
man that has been employed on any YES
sci since she last entered at any port Of the
United States.
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C0nncII Matters.

At the meeting of the Equalization
Board yesterday, the following pro-
ceedings occurred:
On motion of Mr.. Van Ripper, it
was ordered that a tax on the shares
of the Evansville Insurance Com
pany be collected.
On motion of Mr.. Van Ripper. the
Finance Committee was ordered to
settle with Mrs. Mary Becker for the
opening OF John Street, by paying her
So, zoo in 8 per cent. tea years bonds.
Also to pay John F. Grill $500, aud
Henry Wagner $25, in city orders. for
the same purpose.
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Chicago Market.
By telegraph c

By telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. !.
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Price lie higher; closing at 950
CSC for old; 81 045@ for new No. 2, seller the
month; this afternoon the market was
steady at 81 05 for new, cash and seller
September.
Corn - L01kc higher; closing firm at
641Sc for No. q; this afternoon the market
was steady at 659651<c, cash; O554c, seller
last half
OATS - LG1Sc higher; closing at 39A9
36%c.
KYE-steady and a shade hrmer; No. 2
closed at &c.
.BARLEY-Less aciivei closing az 81 1910
81 III for No. 2.
HIGawINEs Stronger: closing at soc for
wood, and 9Uc for iron bound.
PRovIsIoNs-DuH and unchanged.
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Ri We Il n L w =
For Other RfDer Itenas See Tnfrd Page.

The storm that was so imminent as
we closed yesterday afternoons re-
port was ushered in at 2 P. NJ. by a
violent wind, which filed the air with
dust and debris. and eliminated in a
deluging rain, attended with terrific
thunder, lasting for half an hour.
Again at 4 p. N. a heavy rain fell.
The Palestine arrived at P. n. with
heavy trip, large portion of which
was turned over to the Mary Miller,
which boat went out with a splendid
trip.........The Lightest arrived at 3 P.
NJ. with a pretty trip. She is a roomy,
short boat, with great capacity for
freight.........The Mallie Ragon left
with slim trip. as it was her first in
the trade. She had. of course, no
orders. and only packed up such
freight as was awaiting ship
The Pine Bluff took out
q fine coast. trip..".................
The Lightest took a large lot of
wood work, such as spokes, felloes,
shafts, &C.. from the mandatory of
Christian Decker & Sons..-...Among
the freight by the Mary Miller, were
two portable engines, one foI Shreve-
port. Texas, from the factory of Chris.
Kratz, and the other from the extern
sion shops of Mr. Heilman, destined
for New Orleans ...~.Capt. John
Gilbert, President of the Evansville,
Paducah and Eastpert Packet Com
pany handed US the following dis
patch last night:
'PoRrLAND. Ky. September 2.
'iCapt. John Gilbert or ". G.Brown & CO.
We leave here ~ noon. We made
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= CHURCH REPAIRS. = The Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church as been
closed for a few weeks past, on ac-
count of repairs which it has been un-
dergoing. 1t will be seen by the Reli-
gious Notices in this issue that the
Church will be open as usual for the
Sabbath services tomorrow. The
walls and ceiling of the main audience
room have been thoroughly refurnish-
ed and the entire interior cleansed.
and it now presents neater and more
attractive appearance than ever be-
fore.
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European Markets.

BY Telegraph.li LONDON, Sept. 2.
ConsoIs Bts<: American securities quiet;
'62a, SS5<; '67s, S81<; l0-40s, 50: at Frankfort
bonds opened active at 93l%@935G; stocks
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2-Cotton-Sales OF the
week 50 900 b Ales; exports 1900 bales: spec
uIation 1000 bales; stock $4,000 bales
American $4,000 baless receipts OF the
week 5000 bales; American Zoo bales
market. day dIm; sales l50,0c1 bales mp
lands at 9a91kd; Orleans 8zo6956d. Bread
Rtuffs Quiet; receipts of wheat In three
days Is 900 quarters; American % 600 quar-
tiers; California white wheat los 3D.; red
western No. 2 81 7d@Ss Sd; winter os Sd.
Western -four 2As Cd. Corn, No. q mixed
28s Cd. Oats q lOd@3s. Barley 5. Peas S7f
Cd. Pork lt0s. Beef 1889. Lard lbs. Cheese
6ls Cd. Bacon OBS Cd Tor Cum berland, and
6ss for short rib. Spirits Of Petroleum rs
refined Is Sd.
PARIS. Sept. -Evening.--Bourse dull
Renfes co.,
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Unpaid Letters.
PosT- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,

Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, !
Sept. 2, 1870.
List Of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are in
sufficiently directed.
If not called for by September 7th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please apply at the Cashier
Office.
I-aac Bales, Cincinnati. o.
Mrs. David Kaiser, New Orleans, La.
John Darlington, Mt. Vernon. Ind.
A. Steckler, Mt. Carmel, III.
Thos. Emays q Sons, Cincinnati o.
JOHN W. FOSTER, p NJ.
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Good For Hicks.

Our friend Jim. Hicks, formerly
clerk at the American House, has
lately purchased a 'choice lot" of
Havana Leaf" and is now having it
worked up into cigars. Hicks has
employed a number of first class"
cigar makers, and he is turning out"
the very best quality of cigars ever Of
fered in this market Jim" is sure
to do a thriving business. He has
hosts" of friends" who will be
highly pleased to give him their pat
ronage.
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A SINGULAR AsE.-Thos. Skackel-
ford. Of Rumsey, KY, formerly Sheriff
of McClain County, was sun-struck
about two months ago, while crossing
Green River. and has been epeechless
ever since. He enjoys good general
health, sees and hears well, but is
unable to speak.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seems to be
q want of unanimity among the col
ored people regarding the celebration
of the I'D as the anniversary of the
issuing of the preliminary proclama
ton Of President Lincoln. A meet
ing of colored citizens was held last
night, at which Mr.. B. +. Dugan pre-
sided, and Mr.. Stout of6ciated as SEQ
rotary. At this meeting it was re-
solved to hold celebration, for the
management of which the following
officers were appointed:
President, B. F. Dugan; Secretary,
Mr.. Stout; Treasurer. Harry Green ;
Marshal, VIM. Daniels: Assistant
Marshals, Harvey Webster, Prynes
Lotion.
Committee of Arrangements-Wm.
Rodgers, Henry Baker. Henry James,
Spencer White, VIM. Walker, Burton
Parker, Caesar Jenking, Alonzo Col
born, VIM. Forster. Nat Taylor, Zach.
Taylor.
The committee express some dissat-
isfaction with the committee who call
the meeting at MARKETS., but it is TO be
hoped that their differences may be
reconciled.
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madrid, Sept. 2.-There are few
CarIist bands here, and there has
bsen none noticed in the different
narts Of Spain within few days. No
trouble is apprehended from them.
Count Decheste and other Spanish
officers ordered to the Canaries, have
been recalled.
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WALNUT STREET CHURCH.-The
young mems society of the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church will meet
tomorrow (Sabbath) -ernoon, in
the parlors OF the arch, at four
o'clock. As officers ave to be elected
for the ensuing quarter, a full attend
ance is desired.
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RErURNED-Frank Bowers, after q
few months absence, has returned to
the city, and purchased the Ameri-
can House Saloon, where he now
hangs out"
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Louisville Market,

BY Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.
BAGGING-Firm and unchanged.
CoTToH-In fair demand at lSc for mid
ding.
Flour, Grain and Provisions unchanged;
prices ruling st yesterdays quotations.
WHIsKY- 90M9lc.
ToBAcCo-ssies OF 98 hhds; market firm I;
UNCHANGED.
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Ease BALL.
The Trip of the RIversIdes.

The Riverside Base Ball Club re-
turned by the evening train yesterday,
having been beaten by the u.s." of
Indianapolis. as appeared by the
special dispatch in yesterdays JOUR
NAL.
/, On their return to this city. they
stopped over at Terre Hsute, and
beat the Vlgos, of that city. 16 to -,
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Five Cottages for Sale Cheap.

I have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also a one story brick house
on William Street, in the Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
Asa IGLEHART,
sep3-f No. II Third Street.
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FoR TEAoHERs.-For the convent
ence of teachers an examination will
be held at the High School, at 8
o'clock this morning.
A teachers meeting will be held at
the Superintendent's Office. this after
noon, at 3 o'clock. to afford the teach
ers an opportunity of getting acquaint
ed. and to lay out the next weeks
work.
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Choice Store Boom for Rent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, ON First Street, adj
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September 1.
Apply TO JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. ie24-tf
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EMANCIPATIoN.-A meeting will be
held at Marlett's Hall. on Monday
evening, to make arrangements and
collect money for the celebration on
the ed, Emancipation Day.
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In AGoNY.-The Courier editors
howl and groan worse under the eff
f.cts of Senator Morton's speech than
did the wounded French at Grave
lotte. Every shot told.
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nne6ded is me score in detail
Bases on errors-Rivei sides, s
FIELDING SCORE.

Bases on errors-Riveis sides, 5; "I,s," S.
FIELDING SCORE.
Base PIay-Put out by Dexter z; Laugh
lin L; total s. Assisted by Hudspeth /,
Greene l, Roach 2, Laughlln 3, Nurre 1
total 8. Put out by Norwood /, sharpe 2,
Sheets 1, smith 8; total ID. Assisted by
Morrison 2, Norwood 2, Sharpe 3, Sheets g.
Mcdonald /, Lord l: total II.
Fair Fly Catches-Saner 1, Hudspeth 2,
Roach 2, NurFe 2, Foster 2; total 8. Sharpe
Foul Fly Catches - Dexter 1, Jones 6;
total z. Norwood 2; total 2.
Foul Bolnd Catches--Jo ones l. Norw God 2.
Out on Three Strfkes-Nurre l.
pire-Thomas Sorenson.
Scorers-Colonels Wheeler and Thomp-
Time of Game-One hour and forty min
utes.
The Riversides speak in glowing
terms of their entertainment by the
"Is.," and the treatment they re-
ceived by every one in Indianapolis,
the rs" in particular seeming to
think they could not do enough to
reciprocate the attention shown them
here.
The Sentinel very handsomely
makes amends for the unintentional
expression of a fear that the River
sides would ring in professional play
-ers on the occasion of the game
played in this city, and, in atonemeni
for the error. dubs Ed. Wheeler a
full blown Colonel, having heard
possibly. that he once wore the uni.
form of Fulton College.
The RiveTsides were accompanied
on their trip by Messrs. John
O'Reilly, Joe. VIM. DR.. w. B. Bur
ford and Col. @. K. Drew.
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PERsoNAL.-His Excellency, Gov.
Baker, returned to Indianapolis by
the forenoon train yesterday.
Mr.. 1. NJ. White, of the firm of
Clement, White & Co., and Mr.. Benz.
Strous. of Strouse & Bros, arrived
in the city yesterday from the East,
after several weeks trip.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
90 Goats Per Can,
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and sixth Streets,
aug.25-1m JOHN G. ScHwEIZER.

S% The Ladies of st. Mary's Cath
Ole Church will hold Fair from the
evening of September 9th, to Octo-
Der 4th. The particulars will be
published in due time.
aug lS-tf THE COMMITTEE.
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s% T. G. Bridwell Il Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
je17-H
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select school.

The Select School of Misses Hook
er and Hough will commence on
Monday, September Oh, at their resi-
dence, corner Of ChestRut ard Sixth
Streets, sug25-td
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LOCAL NOTICES.

80 Appolo Garden. Third Street,
between Locust and Walnut. Grand
opening lunch this evening, to which
the public are respectfully invited.
ALBACHER 81 SETTER.
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E9- Maltby's Fresh Baltimore Oys-
tiers received daily. Price SOC per
half. can at H .Hsrmann's Confection-
cry. No. As Main Street, Agent for e..
s. Maltby. Eaug31-1w
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FISH & BARTER are SELF ng School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and pure base your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
aup31 If
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ILLUMINATIoN.-Carmody's Floral
Gem, which is so attractive during
the day time. will be elegantly illumi-
mated to night. We advise everybody
who regard a thing of beauty as
joy forever" to come around and take
a look at the Floral Gem this evening.
In it will be found many floral deco
rations never before seen in the city.
Among them will be seen some
magnificent aquariums, flower pots,
vases for gold fish, and other attrac-
lions, we'll worth a visit to the Gem
10 see.
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D%- Mark. Warren & Co. will keep
their house open from z o'clock AN
to 8 o'clock Pm. hereafter. Heavy
stock of Queensware, Glassware and
Fancy Goods just arriving. sept2 st
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Memphis Market.

BY telegraph MEMFhIss SePs' &
CoTroN-Dull and UNCHANGED.
FLOUR Quiet; supeTnne 70 -.
CoRN-77N82c.
OATs-50c.
HAY-S23G24 90.
BRAN-4i6.
PoRE-s30 co.
TaRu--D uchanGt d.
B1cow-ouisti Shoulders l5e; sides lss1.
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IA. D. B. GRAHAM viii please ae-
cept thanks for contributions TO the
ouriosities 0f the JOURNAL.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
Sept. 2. 1905
Henry Hoithsrs and Lena Heire
Michael Meahler and Maria uonbush
VIM Filter and Mary BaMtuk
John w. EsFGh and anna Newman
Fiuntz Reinenan and Elizabeth Gfoeb.
Nicholas n. Keith sud Adnie Gresham
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Buy your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish q Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest In the city. aug3lH.