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THE election returns from Ohio
., u very slowly, and are so in
-.,..r that no positive calculation as
o.. aaal result can be made. From
, M, been received up to the mo-
...E writing, of the four questions to
. "a Tor the new Constitution, Rail-
l.I Lirrn,". and Minority Repre-
...n- there are majorities sgrinst all
s,,r. 50 far, that is ahead.
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CONNECTICUT.
American Association for the Adj
yancement OF Science. 's,f

HARTFORD, August lS.-Att the general
session of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
wear: President Prof. j. f. Hilgard, of
Washington; Vice President, section "a,
Prof. II. a. Newton, OF. Yale College;
section "B.' Prof. }. w. DamSons OF
Montreal; Gencral.Sccretary, Samuel II.
Scudder. OF Boston; Treasurer WIN. :.
Vaux, Of Philadelphia. The invitation
to hold the next meeting at Detroit was
accepted
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CarIiSt Victory.

BAYoSNE, August lS.-The Cariist
cheiftain Tristany has captured Sr DE
Mergel, sixty-oeven miles north of Lords
The fighting was desperate and the losses
heavy on both sides Animmense quan-
tity of stores fell into the hands of.thc
Carlsts
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ST. LOUIS.
Desperate Shooting ARRAY.

ST. LOUIS, August ia Democrat,
New Madrid, Mo, special says: "A dcs-
perate shooting atfray occurred yesterday
on the Tennessee side. of the river, near
Point Pleasant, in which Capt. Albert
Hall and young man named Freeham,
were killed, Gen. Darnell mortally and
Capt. Cole and two brothers named Coc
seriously wounded. The atfray grew out
of a rivalry between Capt. Hall and Capt.
Cole, who run competition ferry boats ut
Point Pleasant, which had eliminated in
A lou. emit -
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PROBABILITIES.

Over Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
east to south winds, partly cloudy wealth
er and high temperature, followed by
falling barometer. Over the y Lake
Region easterly to southerly winds and
partly cloudy weather, with slight changes
in the barometer and temperature in the
Lower Lake Region, and falling barome'
ter and rising temperature in the Upper
Lake Region. Over the Upper MiSSis-
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys and
the Northwest low barometer, high tenn
perature, southeast TO southwest WINDS
and partly cloudy weather, and over the
northern portion of those sections rain
areas. Over New England and the Mid
die States generally high barpmeteri"nd
clear weather, with north to west winds
and slightly lower temperature in the,
former, and with variable winds and
generally lower temperature in the latter
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OMAHA.
and Lodge OF knights of Pythias.

Grand Lodge OF knights of Pythias.
OMAHA, August l8.-Tho Grand
Lodge of Knights of Pythias of this
State convened to-day. There is large
attendance, every lodge in the State be-
ing we'll represented. A reception and
banquet will be given them tomorrow.
Expedition to Look After Indians.
An expedition under command of Col.
Anson Mills, consisting of three COM
panss of the Third Cavalry, one of the
Thirteenth, and one of the Fourteenth
Infantry, is now encamped near Rawlins
Wyoming Three other companies Of
cavalry and twenty Shoshone Indians
Join the command in the Sweetwatcr
Valley, with instructions to thoroughly
scout the valleys of the Sweetwater,
Puwane and Big Horn rivers and the
country to the southern extremity of
Yellowstone lake, and to administer the
severest punishment possible to al. In
dians found ont of the reservations.
Much is expected of this expedition,
which is finely equipped, and will be in
the field about three months.
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SWITZERLAND.
UItramontane Conference.

GENEVA, August lS.-Leaders Of the
Ultranontane party are coming here from
France, Austria, Germany and Belgium,
to hold Conference.
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CHICAGO.
Of the Governor General.

CHICAGO. August lS.-Lord Duti"rin
and suite left for Detroit this evening.
The Governor General will make q short
stay in Detroit and thence proceed to
Ottowa, stopping at number Of inter
mediate cities. After having visited To-
ronto Il few days he intends TO make a
visit TO New York.
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.outh Carolina Government.

r.. ...,po,. from South Carolina
,..: rno. ,e,r.u
.-. .''... '..' '''''''''o'' VI '""' "''
p. >:a'" - growing more depioraDle
... .g.. The majority who elect
,..,.r.,,o Cor&t T,dr. Ron
',.:-i''". mier'"r judges 'tc2 "Fe "
....a ui >hiltlc.>ncSs, ignorance
.......,. p,w.r b.. yanoon. nftbe
'. .'i 7, 7 a..
iH''. 'Ar t"A.EEnEinS "iA>r oi 'iIo
.... '..' '"' I'''Ii'ssT''t' an" ''Jn' ,Tn
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'y'. l ~. t.,, "'"o', ,',.o g in,nII;co,,ca
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49, ' ''' "''> II = Nv, '.',.a.;,.". ",'." ~ y"
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"..'',. "','' .,' '"''''' c. - |"' VI
..''-.' '' '.'' supreme '""''' II"
.".' negro 'h' N'c"mu, 'arPetIo"
." .a" N'a'' "' N"'h' 'I' .'''ru,
'.''.."r"'"''' 'u"SeS h%' !" rev a,r M
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= '.."" "''N, y 'o,!', '''W,ii ,'..;,;,,, -,
,:, ..,..," ,;,.o oD"'"'i ins+anc. .,o,, wbinS
90 ,.'.'. ..' i T''"' a' ','s'""Ct .r WIZ l,,.,
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'....'" ,"''P'""'''r' a "n''o
,''' " "'S'" fun"'''f vi 'o'to',
y ''""' hrSr" ciniil''" 'he SceG
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u. ..'' ,'''.r' anu ''e ,'''I vi INC
"I-'' ~" '''uEnt p1'vt' H.
-'. '"''l'" wa, questioned Dy the
a' '' u" "FIurhc" on Whlch ne
.'..iI IN" d"tendent for stealing
'-" lhr law required that all
.....' ,I"'" before Il justice should
..'' u "Fl''hS. but the piHcS
.....' ''.t '""' he could not give any
.'"' .Aa' hG "IIdn do no writin'
.'~ ana Hdd'd, Il Keeps II III
"'"" 10 the question why ne
.'' .'"'''Ied The man, he replied;
''". '"n, Eotlr" HIM close, and he
N.' -'"'y: D" looked guilty, and l
p. "." g""'y.
r... .. negro Representatives, IN the
-. -.,.''"'' . nave each Their price. Some
.". .' manifest singular consGien-
.,.',' "'"Nt S, IN" sale OF votes. Thus
,''' "' a nrgr" preacher, mem
..'' D.dy' who would never take
.""h SlO for his vote. 1t was
,, rSht, h" thought, to sell his
10. bat II WAS all wrong to ask too
qua Pr.cr Tor It. The morality Of his
'' h' summed up by saying:
'''.S ~ grtin 500 for vote is all
=" j. aN much As it is WORT
-. .'""' 80. all the advers" criticism to
... "''. Noses has been subjected,
u '."' No. disposition to mend his ways.
.', ',.I IN" most marked failing of
r. distinguishing between the State
a. q. N'-y and his own bank account.
'..a his newspaper organs are in trou-
, s,5 N"'' oi money Moses never fails
'. means to help them ont by draw
'"' State. The last time his
>.T~T..onha WIS financially distressed, the
- were wanted. Moses appointed
' ..S CU.DTel man Toe C,lia,t,r of
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, August lS.-Whcat-
Weak and lc lower. Com and Oat--
Unchanged. Petrolcum-Steady; STAN
, dnrd white. car lots 9im9Ic; Ohio stat"
, tc.t iIlc Receipts ofwheat i,2oJ BUSH
rls
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FOREIGN.
SOUTH AMERICA.
sentenced 10 Penal Seryitude.

AsPINwALL, August s.--ComnraRdant
Ganzales, of Magee outrage nOteriety,
and his accomphce, Butnes,, have been
tried by court martial and sentenced, the
former to FIVE and the latter to two years
penal servitude. The sentence awaits
the sanction of the government.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August l9.-Thc Right Hon.
WIN. {. Foster, leaves shortly for the
United States.
VIM. Fairbairn, a we'll known civil
engineer died to-day aged 81 ycars.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Base Ball.

LONDON, August lS.-Several base
ball clubs have been formed in the north
of England, and manuals for players are
published. The articles used in the game
have been imported for sale.
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rs.v Oily reports thi. morning the
...T...,- ..r. that the weather to-day
ID partly cloudy, with ossterly to
..-.v winds. and high temperature.
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Bazaine's Escape.

General Lewal has concluded the in
investigation into the circumstances of
the escape of Marshal Bazaine. He re-
ports that most ofthe guards are guilty of
connivance and that Bazaine simply left
hy open bOOrs
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CANADA.
A Brutal Murder.

TWEED, Ont, August ls.-Charles
Moran, on Sunday night, murdered his
brothers wife by shooting her FIVE times
in the head and then cutting her throat.
The murderer was arrested
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, August 1S.-Arrived-
Steamer Glamorgau from Cardiff.
LIVERPOOL, August lS.-SteamerS
CITY of Paris, and Bolivia from New
York has arrived.
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SarafOga Races.

SARATOGA, August 1S.-There is a
large attendance at the race, and the
track is in excellent condition.
The first race was sweepstakes for
three wear olds, distance two miles, stakes,
closed with - nominations out of which
four horses started, Nandalite, Planter,
Culpepper and Grinstcd. The horses
got off well together. On the first mile
Planter and Grinstcd were side by side,
two lengths ahead. and Vandalite and
Culpcpprr running neck and neck. The
race was won by Culpepper by half
length; Planter second. four lengths
ahead of GrinStcd. and Vandalit" last.
A complaint Of foul riding was entered
by Planters rider against Culpcppers
Jockey. Gotiney, but the judges decided
in favor Of Culpcpper. Time, SAB
The second race was a free handicap
sweepstakes for two year olds, pure
500. distance one mile; -ix horses start
el, Aristides, Amelia, Holbrook's Betty,
Wards Colt, Victorious, Enlister. At
the start AriStides took the lead and kept
it to the finish. Winning by - lengths;
Amelia second, Holbrook's third. Time,
l:46i.
The third race was for handicaps, all
ages, for IA purse of 5000; distance one
mile and half The starters were Jack
Frost, London. Galway, Mollie Darling
and Carey The race was won by Car
yer bya length; London second. Time
-2:40.. 81 Sd -
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN,. August Is.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury
to-day authorized the Collector of Gus
toms at Pittsburgh to offer for sale the
marine hospital property in that city.
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There IL no article known
that will do so many kinds Of
work and do IL as we'll as Sa-
polio. Try Is.
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Insurrection I'm Brazil.

A Brazilian letter says that in Rio
Grandc Del Sur an inSurrection exists
owing. ITO the fanaticism Of the sect
among the German cOlonists of st. Lo-
paldo, ,,who professes to be a prophet. His
wife, Jaeoba, is supposed by his votaries
to,be the saviour OF the world, and his
uncle is the Apostle Judas, who sacri-
feed himself to bring about the Bible
prophecies in relation to the death of
Christ. The turbulence and tanatcism
of this, acct had Maurer, his wife and
-lncl4 w stg.s-y ..-- -....
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All Diseases Of the EYE successfully treat
al he
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Arrested.

After fhc release of Maurer, the house
of secedcr from the sect was attacked
and burned, and his wife and children
shot, the man being absent. When the
police approached, they found Maurcr
and his scctariuns, some 800 strong, en-
trenchcd in a. 'nfd-forest settlement, and
although force of regulars was brought
up, the soldicry were repulsod with II loss
of five killed and thirty-tive wounded.
At last reports the troops and national
guard were being collected, and cannon
were bomharding the position. 1t is said
that the rcvolters have massacred thir-
teen more families Of ~seceders and luke
warm sect;Tians ? p
- Arrested for Grand Larceny.
Robert Chstlcbcry was arrested last
night on a train from Boston, charged
will, grand, larceny. He admits that he
disposed Of $4,000 worth of diamonds
belonging to parties in New York.
sr.. Another ..Beecherism." r....a
Mary F.. Pomeroy, the alleged victim
of the Rev. John 5. Glendenning, pastor
of the Presbyterian Church of Jersey
City, died this morning in the ante NOR
TEN statement. She charged Glendcn-
ming with being the father of her child.
Recall OF Spanish Minister.
\ The F,ccmGm'S Journal makes the as
srrtiun that Admiral Palo, late Spanish
Minister at Washington, was recalled
because be refuses 10 sanction the trans
fer of Porto Rico Island to Germany in re-
turn for help to put down the carlists in
surrccfion and rebellion in Cuba. The
Jom7ial publishes the documents and
saws Admiral Palo will not say there Is
one word mistranslatCd.
.n General Pryor After Beecher.
General Roger A. Pryor has been re-
tanned Is one Of the counsel for Thso.
Tilton IN the 'Beecher case. ,,,f..,yI,,.
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1t'heelina Reeister.

~ ,.,.,d in New York Yesterday
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Hampden Park Association Races.

SPRINGFTELD, Augtss !a.-The Eighth
annual Fall meeting Of the Hampden
Park Association opened to-day. The
first race for horses that have never
beaten 3:24was won by Smuggler; Wells
lev Boy second II. {. Hill third. Tn
known fourth. Time-2:26 2:27. 2-3lt,
5:3l. 2:3l. Wellesley Boy Won the first
and third heats.
The second race for the 2:24 class was
won BY Badine; Susie second, Castle Boy
third. Lulu 4th. The favorite was dis
tanccd in the first heat. Time-2:2l J,
2:20t, 2:26. ..- ,.ts. .,..
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THEWEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August lS, SP. NJ.
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The Call for Church Congress.

to meet few days i'll advance Of the
General Convention to discuss various
church topics has met with varied re-
-cuption,V Att some quarters the idea is
strongly urge,l, whilst in others the pro-
ject'is looked upon as an attempt to 'un-
derlay the influence of the Convention in
its works.
4 letter from Rome says that the city
with the changes going on, has large
number of jobs to tempt cupidity ofaction
among men witRtalentifor poetical affairs.
The number of abuses and the amount
of blundcring, prove that the city is on
II road to freedom with all risks and re-
SponSibiitics which follow such privi-
lcgcs The state of criticism of the
press is! lively and every piece
of dirty linen is hung out to public view.
a disposition to coax the Vatican has
been manifested by getting some of its
elements into the municipal administra-
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POLITICAL.
~ confessional Convention.
a congressional Dis
Secon" triCt, w. Va.

,,,yrRs OF THE DEMOCRATIC
n,HE MkMi,pnsi'TtIye Committee within
state G;S'tr;rt. in the absence OF any
= = second p.lSi,tee. plStiit hereby call a Conven-
r,'rict IotlIataS IotlI,,.. nom the several counties
IN o.deIes;"'t, io meet al Piedmont, in the
>,.i t!<Im t!<<Imfneral, 1fS,, W. Va, on Thursday,
aan;y Of M NJ of August, 1874, TO nomi-
rpe !Othi unSsyyaSSlonaI uSy Representative FOR
>. district; [THiI%c,lngs @ be held, and delegates
,,go.nieI I.rr I'i Ti That there may bea full rep
,,eulsll"h III DAVID GOFF,
". l.. LOGAN,
JOHN I. PIERCE.
-, jyS
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p. ',, III" falling of derrick at the new
oay ,S, ~ bridge near Defiance, Ohio. to-
.,,, :, ,' ,"o lnen named Bicknell and Brew
~. were fatally injured
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a, Wheeling Register
,,p. .,.ic.tation ofmany friends l an
,,,. myself candidate to represent
.rr,.,o, Richie and Calhoun In the
.r..r,,;urr Of West Virginia.
d. McGREGOR.
..., u Va. July @1, 1874.
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s, ~."r ,p'",e lambert, a carpenter, while
uhio w.. 9'' d new building at Columbus,
sf,Iii?! ?!S'trrday, Was instantly killed by
''''lilg timber. =
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NEW YORK.
Fire-The Broadway Bank.

New YORK, August lS.-A fire in
Nos. us. III and 179 Hester street last
night, caused loss of $4,000, distributed
among several occupants. "
Francis AZ Palmer, president of the
National Broadway Bank, in regard to
the suit instituted by the city against his
bank for the recovery Of six millionsiot
dollars, says the Broadway Bank does not
owe the city or county the amount of one
dollar, and that no. unusual facilities
were extended by. the bank or any of its
etficers to any Of the persons now known
to have defrauded the cityitreasury.
An Important Episcopal Con ventiOn.
The approaching General Convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, to be
held In this city in October next, will be
one of the most important in the history
of that large and wealthy communion.
Twenty-six permanent Commissioners
and Joint Commissioners have. been ap-
pointed ut previous sessions and will sub
NIT reports embodying the results of
their labors. A petition is now before
the House of Bishops for the conservation
of number of additional Missionary
Bishops for tho West and Northwest.
4 oject has also been agitated in the
same house for missionary Bishop TO
the Indians, and another to the blacks.
The 4 subjectS 8 of inter-communion
with the Russia Greek church, has
been referred to the committee, who have
visited Constantinople and laid the sub
iect before the Patriarch of that city.
Another Committee on friendly inter-
COURSE with the churches OfSweeden has
visited Stockholm, and also prepared a
report tor the Convention.
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The plymouth Church Committee
Again.

The sub committee ofthe Investigating
Committee of Plymouth Church, cOsnist-
ing of Messrs. Sage, WinSlow and Cleve-
land, had meeting to-day for the pur-
pose of consultation as to how the report
should be drawn up. 1t was decided to
commit the preparation of the draft of
the report to Mr.. Winslow to be submit
ted to the othertw members ofthe com
mittcc for revision. These in turn will
submit it to the Inquiral Committee of
six, who will make any alteration neces-
sary and then hand it over to the lnves-
tigating Committcc of Plymouth Church,
who viii report it at business meeting of
the church.
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cat. sepste-Second District.

S..,a senste-Second District.
,,,,ence with the wishes of many
3" y''" hereby announce myself as
'.',, .,1'',,,,storepresent the Second senatori-
A.'-'., .''.,tr the Legislature, subject to the
~, # the Democratic nominating
-..'''' WM. b. ICE.
..,,y ". Ia. Jyl4
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General Roger A. Pryor has been re-
tained Is one Of the counsel for Thso.
Tilton in the Beecher case ,,,f..,g u,,.
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RIVER NEWS.

PORT LIST
For th" - hours ending ai u O'clock p. m.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Crazy, Columbus
Andy Baum, Memphis
Tom jasper, 81 Louis
Oakland, New Orleans
Future City, New Orleans
City Chester, Memphis
Chas Brown, st Louis
DxPARTUREs.
Steamer Crazy, Columbus
Oakland, Ohio river
=" Future City, 81 Louis
Bismarck, New Orleans
Andy Baum, Cincinnati
Chas Brown, St Louis
Tom jasper, Ohio river
The decline In the Ohio river yosterd ay
was nearly four inches, which, with the
river u, lis present stage ia siderable
The Mississippi, and ali the upper
streams are falling, The Mississippi Ia
declining worry rapidly, tho fall yesterday
being nearly ono foot.
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To ALL, particularly invalids, spring ia
trying season. Indications of sickness
should at once DO attended to. Fatal
diseases may be caused by allowing the
bowels to become constipated, and the
system TO remain in disordered condition,
until tho disorder has time TO develop it.
self. An ounce Of proyention is worth Il
pound Of cure, is an old and truthful say
ing. Therefore, wo advise all who are
troubled with tho complaints now very
prevalent - headache, indigestion, dis
ordered liver, want of Apo
lite, nausea, or feverish skin
to take, without delay, Schencks Man
drake Pills. We know of no remedy so
harmless and decisive in its action. 1t a.
once strikes at tho root of the disease and
produces healthy tone TO tho system.
People need never suffer from any disease
arising from disordered condition of the
liver il they would tske this excellent
medicine when they feel the first indics-
tions of tho malady. Families leaving
home for the summer months should take
three or four boxes of these pills with
them. They have an almost instantano-
Gus effect. They will relieve the patient
Of headache In one or two hours, and will
rapidly cleanse the liver Of surrounding
bile, and will enectually prevent Dilious
attack. They are sold by all druggists.
96-4-80-l m-eod
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WIICDX

Ten pounds OF brown sugar for 81;
pounds best coffee sugar at 81, pounds
Of choice butter at 81; baking powder d5c
per u Imperial tea at 81; potatoes 30
cents per peek 3 lbs coffee Stat Wilcoxs
Block l07--2.4-lm.
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FURNITURE
LOW PRICES.

l take pleasure in calling
the attention of the public to
my flesh and full stock of
new and elegant Furniture, at
my Furniture and Matrass
Factory, corner Seventeenth
Street and Washington Ave-
nue.. My stock embraces
Bedsteads, Wadrobes, Blu
reaus, Sideboards, Wash.
stands, Tables, Chairs, Bug
gies, Mattresses and, in a word,
all that is useful or orna-
mental in my line.
This being the only manu-
factory of Furniture in this
city, I propose offering better
goods at lower prices, and
have made a large red Ht;,n
in the psnss Of al; my goods
Call AID examine my stock
aud secure an outfit of choice
Furniture. To the wholesale
trade l offer special induce
ments. Note the place
Corner Seventeenth Street and
Washington Avenue, Cairo, Ills.
VIZ. EICHHOEE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fur
piture aud Mattresses.
l06-3-27-8m.