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National Republican., 1875-11-12
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Mabel Martin. ByJohn 6. Whittier. Illustrated
seven Oaks: a story Of to-day. ByJ. G. Holland.
Reading Without Tears; new edition. BY author
Of "Peep of Day. &c.
Queen Mary: a drama. By Tennyson.
Tales OF the Argonauis, &c. By Bret Harte.
Right Cousins, or the Aunthill. By Louisa II.
Aleott.
Elsie's womanhood. By Martha Farquharson.
Daily Thoughts. By Talmage.
Everyday Facts. A book for the household.
From Jesfto Earnest. By Z. p. Roe, author OF
NBarriers Burned Away &C.
The Ship IN the Desert. BY JOAQUIN Miller.
History of Real Property. Digby.
American Law Review, october. 1875.
American Law Of Elections. BY Hon. g. W.
Whirman's Supreme Court Patent Gases.
Josh Billings Farmers Allminax, 1876.
Lett's Rough Diary or ScIibbiing Journal, with
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Reynolds Flexible Back Consecutive Blank
BOOK, very desirable book for merchants, market
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Uee Aladdin / ecuritv on.

ROBES Z CLEANLINESS lirse assortment now in
stock. Robes made to order.
GEO. q. HxNHfNo. 40 Seventh stree.
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and preyext any possibility Of an explosion sneh
as occurred 81 Mr.. ID. a. Babrock's frsme factory
Octo5er %. 1s7b
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FREE OF CHARGE Your druggist will refund
your money II Ut. Buii's Cough syrup does moi
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The Rev Isaac Hanks, for many years minister
OF an Il der endent chapel In Malmesbury, Eng
land, fell down dead In his pulpit lust as he had
given out his text. which was: "But man dieth
and wasteth away; yea, man giyeth up the ghost,
and where is he ~
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CITY ITEMS.
GENTLEMEN

who have
Been Disappointed, Elsewhere
10 trying TO obtain perfect satisfaction in the t
of their sppsrel will do we'll to call at our we'll
lighted store and look at our splendid stock OF
Fall ard Winter Clothing,
Dress Suits,
Business Suits,
Walking sults,
Doubie-breist Frock Goats and Vests,
Cloth and Worsted Morning Goats and Vests,
Cashmere Goats and Vests.
FAN oversacks }.
Winter OversackS,
Of all the new styles Of Beaver.
Boys' School Suits, Boys Street Suits,
Boys Sunday Suits.
Choice atsortn ent Of Underwear, both for
Gentlemen aud Boys.
Oar Shouider-sesm Shirt Is the most complete
AID satisfactory Shirt ever offered TO the public.
The 1T is easy and perfect. Prices, sl.5o, y and
s2.5o, completed, refdy for use.
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
s25 Pennsylvsnis avenue, near Seventh street.
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GENERAL NEWS OF. THE CITY
| Oily OF HsTIHG AID PRITER
RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THH CHURCHES
PROGRESS OF THE new RIFLE CLUB
Bladensburg Steam Street Railroad

RenignaGion Of Rev. Mr.. Atkins-Fire
In WiIIard's = work OF Thieves
zlections, Balls, Arrests-Local Mis-
eeIIany.
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a young woman who inquired In Lebanon
(Ind. bookstoEs for aGood Morals and Gentle
Mannersn was informed BY the proprietor that
he didn't have 'em, as there was no call Tor EN-
nowadays.
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The D. C. Rife Club.

Yesterday being the regular praetice-day Of
this club, a few only of the members participated
In the shooting, the greater number being absent
from the city on hunting excursions, SC. The
firing was continued at the 500 yards range, re-
sulting as follows:
J. M. Pollard ............. 5 AZ
George Z. Hale....----........ 5 5-N
A. Z; Hand. .-::.--:;:..;..:.5 3 OLA
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RELIGIOUS CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE attendance at
to-dsy's meeting OF the Church Congress of the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the United States
was much larger than yesterday. The morning
session was occupied in the discussion of the sub
tect OF the nature and extent Of Episcopal au.
thortty. Elaborate and interesting papers on the
subject were read by Revs. Alex. M. Vinton, OF
Boston, and John Fulton, of indianapolis. Ad-
dresses on the same subject were delivered by
Rev. J. l. Garrison. Of Camden, N. J.: Rev. O. X.
Nelson, Of Annapolis, Nd; Rev. ID. r. Goodwin,
Of this city, and others.
At the opening Of the evening session Right
Rev. r. d. Huntington, ID. d., Bishop OF Central
New York, read paper on the "Parochiai Sys-
tenn OF Free Preaching y claiming free preaching
to be feature OF completely-equipped national
church.
Francis Wells also treated on the name subject.
The volunteer speakers were Rev. DR.. Edward
B. Boggs, Rev. Julizs II. Ward, Rev. ]. E. Gram
mar, d. D.. Rev. DIR. Langdon and Rev. DR..
Stephen II. Tying.
Inc latter considers the congress one hundred
years behind the tines 10 beginning the discus
sion Of free preaching now.
Rev. DR.. Boggs advocated the general conven-
tion passing law giving the bishop power to
establish q mission il q parish whore the rector
was unwilling to prosecute the work successfully.
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A FRIEED IN NEED.

DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry Is friend
indeed. Who has not found It such In CURING
and pulmonary afectionsf The sick are assured
that the high standard Of exceIisncs on which It's
popularity is based Will always oe maintained by
bottles much the cheaper.
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BIBLE REvIsIoN.

At the evening session Right Rev. Alfred Lee,
D. D., Of Delaware, read paper on "Bible o.
cleveland Coke. ID. D., LII. D., bishop Of Western
New York, on the same subject. Tho volunteer
speakers were Rev. VIM. Kirkus, IL D., OF Bal.
timore; Rev g. Emlen Hare, ID. D., L. D., and
Rev. Samuel ]. J. Seheraehusky, ID. ID.
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nEAur1ruI eIIr RAaIos rAp.a.

Is ana 50 cents, and nice window shades for s11<
cents a1d 81 each, ready made Paper hung by
The best workmcn, at lowest prices at Tu1man1,
as Ninth street northwest E -
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Davis ys. Davis. Decree OF divorce.
James w. Stewart ct al. Order for appearance
Of absent defendant.
Lewis vs.. Warner, Order allowing tho filing of
an amended BILL
Abbott vs. Gray. Bill dismissed.
Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company
VS.. Wilkes. Bill dismissed.
Martin vs.. Martin. Decree of divorce.
Mitchell VS.. Phillips. Submitted.
Ph@nix Mutual Life Insurance Company w.
Grant ct al. Decree Fro coaJesso.
Klockzewski vs. KloekzeWski. Petition for
modification OF order filed.
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SELF RELIANCE.g+

A course in Washington Business College quali-
fes young men and women for self-rcliance and
self support. Students can enter for either day
evening Sessions. For particulars call st the col
lege. corner Sey eDth and L streets northwest, or
address, for illustrated circular.
Fl. q. SPENCER,
se25-tf President,
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WAR DEPARTMENT, RIVER REroar,
Ma
ABOVE
..ow WATER.
CHANGE.
sim I'm the Field.

Mr. Phil II. saup wishes to announce TO
his friends and the public generally, that
he has lately fitted up, In excellent style,
his commodious and comfortable parlors on
Washington avenue, near Eighth street, for
the entertainment Of those of our citizens
and the rest OF mankind who indulge in
ice cream, soda water, confectioncries. &C.,
and that he is prepared to furnish to citi-
Gems Of Caro-, 1t home or at his parlors,
anything In his line. Phil. is well known
to our citizens, and as his rooms are very
pleasantly fitted up, and as he can always
be found at his post, day or night, to look
after the welfare Of his customers, We be-
speak for him that custom which his enter
prise merits. His ice cream and lemonade
are delicious, his sofa water is not equalled
by any in the city, and as far as confcction-
cries are concerned, il cannot be denied
that his stock is always the best In the city.
422-j-l4-lm
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4 New Aixn of Prosperity

A. our city grows in size and impor-
tancc. the necessities of trade demand
new enterprises. We have long felt the
need Of good city directory. and We
gladly welcome Mcs-rs. Gardener and
Gains Ia our midst. who propose. a.
soon a. they can canvass the city thor
oughly, to publish a iirst-class city dircc-
tory for us. These gentlemen have pub
pal cities OF Illinois, Iowa and Missouri
and thoroughly understand their busi-
ness. Advertisers will find it good
advertising medium, good directory
a book in every day use. We heartily
commend Messrs. G.. aud q. to our BUSH
ness men aud citizens generally.
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--Jno. II. Mulkey, who has been con-
fined to his house by illness for the past
three weeks, Is, we are pleased to say,
able 10 be out again.
Mr.. William Hyde, editor OF the Mis-
souri, Republican, is in the city awaiting
the return Of his wife from New Orleans,
who is expected on the Great Republic.
Mr.. George O'lIara, the gcntlcmanly
clerk at McGauley's drug store. left on
the afternoon train, yesterday. on a visit
TO hi. home at O.kaloosa, Wis, where he
will remain for a month or six weeks.
--Mcs-r,. Orsamus Greenlce. Henry
lIunsaker and Victor Tru.ell, of Goose
Island. aud number of other prominent
men from the county. are in the city at
tending circuit court.
Miss Allie Lansden, of Champaign.
who has been visiting her uncle. Hon.
Jno. NJ. Lansdcn and his family, in this
city. for some weeks past. lcft on the Hi
Bois Central railroad. this morning. for
her home.
Henry Partec has been ia the city
several day, exhibiting a very useful
patent-Sargents lour-Nhcel casters for
sewing machines. The casters are as ne
ccssary to the comfort of household. a.
Partcc IS TO the safety OF n steamboat In
the pilot house. Every woman. the
owner of the sewing machine. who sees
the ca.torS, will have set. or else she
has no music in her soul.
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psychologists say, the human body is en-
tirely changed and renewed. Every mo.
ment Of our lives, every part of our bodies
10 wearing out and 10 being built up anew
Of fresh matter. This work is accomplished
by the blood which goes through every
part. But II the blood becomes weak or
vitisted, and does not perform its work
properly, the system Is actually poisoned
by the worn.ont matter clogging the vital
organs instead of leaving the body. For
dyspepsia, bihousness, kidney, skin and
liver troubles. tevers, and all diseases aris-
ing from vitiated blood, DIR. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTRRs are SOW
ereign remedy. 5.l4-d&w4w.
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Get the Hest.

DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough killer-the
great eradicator for al lung Diseases ST.
perior remedy TO all other medicines We,
discovered, in severe cases. Its q sure.
quick. and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throst, whooping cough
Group, aud all diseases OF the throa, and
lungs. Retail price, % and 20 cents and IL d.
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
Or. Seth Arnold's DinrrhDa Balssm, % aud
10 cents. Remember 1t is warranted. Ar.
nold's Bilious Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness aud pain. Compounded
by DR.. Seth Arnoid's Medical CORPORATE IN,
Woonsocket, X. l.. sold by Paul q. schulz,
druggist, Cairo, III. j1-i -2j.3m
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COnullnnentnry.

We clip the following from the Vim
cenncs Saa, from which 1t appears that the
Rev. Mr.. Thayer is held in very high es-
TEEN. and is doing good work tor his
Master, in the new field to which he has
been called 1--WE are pleased to note
the great improvement which has taken
place in the Prcsby terrain Church In this
city, since Rev. DR.. Thayer has become
its Pastor. For about q year the con-
gregation had no regular services except
prayer meeting and Sabbath School, the
membership had become very much scat
tered, and the prospect was anything but
pleasing. When the Doctor settled here
new life seemed to be in.
fused throughout the entire
organization, and now large au-
diences greet him every Sabbath morning
and evening, who are always furnished
with rich feast of Gospel Truths, pre-
scnted In clear, forcible and winning
manner. The prayer meeting is largely
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Go md Zee Yer.

Landlords of hotels and boarding houses
will find It to their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundrcss, No ~ Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, 70 centsper dozen. For piece work
prices are rs follows: Single shirt and col
lar, Zoe; per dozen SOC; socks Dc; two col
lars, Be; two hsndkerchiefs, DC; vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear, Soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses. % to Doc;
skirts 10 to zoe; drawers 10 to loo; two
pair hose &c; two collars to l0c. For la
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for Ia
dies tine clothes, u % per dozen; done
promptly, aud promptly delivered. Pa
tronsge solicited.
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The Old Reliable .

hereby announce to the public that l
AIN better prepared than ever to accommo-
date my patrons at the Central Hotel, on
Sixth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenues. I have taken part
ner In the hotel business, Mrs. Appleman,
who has had considerable experience in
that line. and will not fail 70 make guests
feel at home. The table viii always be
supplied with the best tie market affords.
served up in the most palatable manner.
Board and lodging per week. "a 50; single
meals, 25c, to be had at all hours. I have
also in connection with my hote', first.
class bsrbe. shop, and am prepared to give
customers a good shave, haircut, shampoo
ing, etc. l will run three chairs, and hav,
employed tonsorial artists who understan
their business. Shaving, 10 cents; shan
| pooling. 90 cents and hsir cutting, rs cent,
Give me . call. PROF. +. GosnsI-
p -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mrs. Monsarrat, one Of the most &C.
complished lady musicians In Southern
Illinois. will, during the summer months.
teach pupils Of this city. music for the
very low price Of ten dollars per term.
Mrs. Monsarrat has for years past taught
the art Of music in several of the most
noted academies Of Memphis, and has
gained by her thorough knowledge ofthe
art most enviablc reputation. Parents
who have children whom they would
have become completely verscd in music.
will do well to place them under the care
of this lady. S-l,f
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Correction

In our issue OF the 18th inst, We gave
an account, on what we considered very
reliable authority, of the wrecking of u
freight train on the c., A.. Il /. X. r., and
also of "hitch' that had occurred by
reason of "wash ont" between Poplar
ing letter from Mr.. c. w. Hequemhourg
agent of the road in this city, 1t appears
that our informant was mistaken, and
we are pleased to make the correction, as
the road mentioned has been singularly
free from accidents since its completion /:
CAIRO DIVISION ST. LOUIS, IRoS
MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY, CAIRO, Ill, May l6. 1873.
EDITOR BULLETIN-DeG Sir In your
weekly" Of the 18th inst, you state
that freight train was wrecked badly
on the c., A. q T. Railroad, near st.
Francis, and that passengers were trans
ferred from trains meeting at the wreck.
This is entirely wrong. There has never
been wreck on this division of the Iron
Mountain Railway. The same paper has
AN account of "hitch" on the road. and
OF a train stranded somewhere between
Poplar Bluffs and Charleston" The
"hitch" did not occur between these sta
tons. An extraordinary flood in Cane
creek damaged the road six miles south
of Poplar Bluff, SO that ore train did not
run through to Arkansas and Texas.
Your informant was wrong, also, in
saying that bridge was burned near
Belmont on the Iron Mountain Railway.
Respectfully,
G. W. HEouEMBouRG, Agt.
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BOATS DUE.

BOATS DUE.
Jim Fisk, Paducah Thompson Dean,
New Orleans City of Quincy, J. d. Par
ker, G. b. Church, Ohio river: Ashland,
Memphis; Future City, City of Chester.
St Louis.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river, last evening, was q feet
30 inches Oh the gauge. having fallen 20
20 inches during the previous IS hours.
The decline at all other ports still con-
tlnucs, and the season of nice low water
and prominent sand-bars is rapidly alp
preaching. No one anticipates that the
June rise will check the decline to any
great extent.
The weather continues fair and mild.
Business unchanged.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Grand Tower and City of
Vicksburg brought 80 bales cotton for
the east.
Nine boats arrived between and
O'Clock Sunday night-six Of these be.
tween ~ and o'clock.
The Commonwealth passed south
without landing. yesterday, having re-
ceived all the freight she wanted above
this port.
Capt. Ben Egan, of Nashville. was a
passenger on the Eddyville, Sunday
night. As the boat returned before day,
light he failed to see many Of his Cairo
friends.
The yacht Union was out with a
pleasure party Sunday afternoon. She
sails well, is broad and safe, and is to be
held hereafter at the service OF any par
ties who wish to charter her tor pleasure
trips about the harbor
The Eddyville brought 40 hogheads
tobacco for the South, and So cages of
hooking birds for the North. Yester-
day morning these early birds opened
OUT in full chorus. and such concert was
never listened to by the wharf-boat boys
before. There were nearly 200 birds, each
trying 10 excel its con.
panion in swelling the great river
of song. They belong to a tailor
of Nashville, who has lost his health, and
is travelling by order of his physicians.
They advised him to seek some other EN-
ployment that would give him mental
and physical exercise, and he bought
these hooking birds and started for St.
Paul. They are SO noisy and trouble
some, and are dying so fast that it is
probable the poor tailor will be in his
grave, or the insane asylum, before he
succeeds in disposing Of them. They
furnish mental and physical exercise in
abundance.
WAR DEPARTMENT, RIVER REroar,
Nav Il, ls-5
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attended aud every branch of church
work is revived, refreshed and flourish
ing The Doctor aud his amlablc wife are
valuable acquisitions to The society kind.
sociable, energetic workers in the Mast
er's cause. There is every Indication that
their coming among Us will DE for the
good OF the people generally, and that
branch of the church in particular"
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to be used, when they will he loaded
with stone and sunk. The first operation
in the pass will be to drive
double line of piles in the locality Sc
lcctcd by the intel States Survey. TO
mark the sides of the channel and the
exact position OF the jettics. Capt. Eads
has the completion of his stock company
In the hands Of the Merchants Exchange
Of st. Louis, and seems to have no appre-
hen.ions in regard to its success.
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The State sunday school Convention

The Seventeenth Annual Convention Of
the State sunday School Association oil ILL.,
nois will be held In the City of Alton, Tues
day, wednesday and Thursday, May 25th,
26th and 27th, 1875, commencing Tuesday,
at 10 0. n.
Each county in the State, except Cook, is
entitled to ten delegates. The number from
Cook county IL not limited. The pro-
grsmme will be published soon, and for
wsrded to the county Secretaries. The ar-
rangements for the convention give prom.
Use ola most prof able and pleasant session.
County Secretaries are requested to have
this notice published in the county papers.
B. +. JACOBS,
Chairman of the Executive Committee.
n.Q.td
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Talks OF Building

Mr.. Il. I. Blake. who il the owner Of
three very desirable lots on the corner Of
Eleventh and Cedar streets, Is contcm-
plating the erection Of one or more build
ings thereon, not. We understand with Il
view Of any change in his condition In
life. but having become tired of paving
taxes on vacant lots, proposes to build n,
an Investment. We are pleased to note
the improvements commenced and con-
templated, and desire to see the good
work continue.
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah.
=" Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
g Ste. Gencviove, vicksburg.
-" Ashland, Cincinnati.
" Julia. st. Louis.
4" Indiana, Cincinnati.
Grand Tower, Memphis.
- Eddyville, Nashville.
Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
Arlington, Memphis.
City Of Vicksburg. vicksburg.
Commonwealth. st. Louis.
Tow-boat Iron Mountain, Ohio river.
Wild Duck. st. Louis.
Z" Stern, No. 3. st. Louis.
Nail City. Ohio river.
- Jno. Means, Ironton.
lronsides, Grand Tower.
DEPARTED.
Steamer James Fisk. Paducah.
% Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
g Ste. Genevieve, st. Louis.
Ashland, Arkansas river.
Julia, Vicksburg.
e Indiana, New Oelrans.
Grand Tower, st. Louis.
Eddyville, Nashville.
- City Of Nicksburg, st. Louis.
Commonwealth. New Orleans.
- Andy Baum, Memphis.
Arlington, Cincinnati.
Tow-boat Iron Mountain. st. Louis.
Wild Duck, st. Louis.
- Storm No. 3, Louisville.
Nail City, st. Louis.
- .Jno. Means, st. Louis.
Liberty No. 3, Wabash.
Simpson Horner, New Orleans
Ironsides, st. Louis.
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The picnic given by the German school
on yesterday. at Schccl's Garden. wa,
everything that could b, desired. There
wa. large crowd in attendance during
the whole day, aud the weather being en-
cellent, the scholars and their parents
and friends enjoyed themselves hugely.
We did not ascertain the amount 81
money realized. but from the Attendance
presume that, financially. they did well.
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lard.

Having bought out the store of Isidore
Ullman, on Washington avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, take this
method ofinforming the public OF the fact !;
also TO assure them that shall endeavor at oil
times to merit their confidence andto make
it to their Interest to give to me the patron.
age ask.
have just returned from st. Louis, where
purchased full and complete stock Of
Dry. Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ready Made
Clothing, Notions, etc., which is now opel
and fer sale at my store. All ask is tina
you call and examine goods and prices.
h.G-if. SAMUEL ULLMAN.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all parties inter.
ested, that after thu Goth inst. the ordi.
nances in relation to obstruc,ing sidewalks,
throwing filth, broken glass, or other rub.
Dish into the streets, or exposing their
wares or merchandise in such manner,
upon awnings, as to obstruct the free pas.
sage Of persons, on or of the sidewalk. will
be RICHLY enforced. W. VI. WILLIAMS.
o-s-tI. CITY Marshal
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Mr.. Nick Cantwell. who lately pur-
chased the lots on the corner OF Fifth and
Walnut streets. upon which was situated
the old Freeman Hotel, la, torn down
the old shell, and will, We understand,
soon commence the erection Of ono or
more cottage, thereon.
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6prfng MAla.

A. MARX, ~ Ohio Levee, is now tax.
ing orders for the new styles of Silk Hats.
all the rage at the East known 40
Fifth Avenue" and
broadway"
His Con,ormiture enables him to take
orders and make perfect flts-enables him
to make hats to order that will conform
perfectly to the head Of the wearer. Call
upon MARX, and have your head meas
ured for hat. h2.2w
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Reduced Rates,

We will take, at the 81. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 30 day boarders,
at So per month, and50 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying bosrdcrs will be
accepted. JEwRrT WILCOX Co.,
3i-i.2s-lm. Pioprietors.