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40 ae fd'or az 4"e 1e4o1""'
ARcoi", ILL.,, JUNG s7'-l ask Tor Il cent among
Frunk r., viii suit tno best. II at Is muro
h,sssca IT, ,,,v tl,n,, rc'c,vr.H t,un m,st ,uI;c
o'esseu u s,e .'la', '. .en m"'s ',.. .as
tue lesser plcss'ns' out psoh'aeto pe sefS efa1c-
ful, hoping, tic ttn!e Ilay come w'ie1t TAN 1!-
part to utters wl,at snly lcarn now. We uwc
v,,,, t,reat thanks Sr E,iltur. Ior allowing lis no
~" & T., ,'',r a,tn,,,s .crt,. fsr,,ss,,,
.'u'u SPICY VI s""' ,n' ~ ~ .,.I',.".'.
domestic i'aA.gef'e'lt' 1h'"s"-lh's Il Strictly
csnlIacntInl; DO not meat to Sly word to
A. ,,,,, ,,n ~ ,l x.i,,,r,,s =, t,,, r,r,'r
'" me t"n' W w" 'su' .,,:.,. W" ,s.',. ."'p' ~,
aboso ~ we'' Nv use y. ! as.ce WI" 'n'hH ~
st s1 ss 81 oss s no, pn Ssoys n1u ta n' s ! ao
of t,,, "lus,mui y dcpcn,,s entirely o,, his lin
=, ts, H,,,, ,,,,,,t H. ~. ur,",I ~ l,r, ,,i,h
I,,,,,,,,1 .I ,,,r,, ,,hi,,.,.'
ue uos aa'. l''h'"l 'shoa'u' a"u t'''ee e"'a'c'''
gvtiy g,l WOMAN, un.t rot uun ut MI ns SOME
Fl u,tr friends W,,t,1 ]nyr ia believe. or el,e
wu,ll,, nut .lare .uy 70. Nov, l u,p nu ",lls-
bauJ,n unl tn mt know pxurtly how they to
rcrurf thc,o matters, | III, u,|y u ytltur
wo,,,an, viii the ordinary yot,ns wuman's . ar.
petite, hut | must r.sltess That II Nicely
irc,,arr. urai always affects even it,u pleasant
u, i.,l It ptcn. ,lo wui!rr II father u,.d thc
I"y+, n,l as The utl.er sl.asr,!rs, 10 fee! it,
e,lkiml't whcn tl,cy ilnl u Widespread tnhla
nwaItu. them t ticIr return from tlptly labor
fat is .,3,y ,mural, frank. Int d. utt tlllnk
that IN lie only r,4,aou they care nhtnt ,,s.
III. glad tluy Ire not lil:e tint pusson ,vo c:lls
men snfglt src,n +, lit,ic iii Of pla:v to so,lc
iuIkx, uttrr bl,rl Il hiatrnvIst III tnut. Wumirr
se Ffy r. sys.i x,st snn. ii M 9f y tc t% the h 'sx I
lmhit OF sIlcukng slIghtingly u{ eIcl. utjcr, W,,
women w,,t1lG tte ,ntTa worthy Ut cs}rvlsl ana
, 1876-07-01

.. Hs{fuG Star.
A story IL told Of q s4n Francisco 1,n,.sc, but
ns It Is nit localized NC eal.nat possibly aaddlr
It OIL any onu 1T theu,. a l,an lInarillg there
thought prudent to settle tGrlns beforehand, to
fo slsro thnt his money would hol.l out. Two
dollars a 4luy. liz staff twU aliontils anu scl,t
fur his blil. Car,amba! Tho 81 u tiny for board
wns Unly small part Vi tho items charged.
sixty dollars Tor t1ra looincd m cousptcuousIy.
HoIrt!rr le,nuyrcti.
afford u furnish full ind laE to lttcud to It
fur less thnn u ilullar day."
"A'l right" says boarlcr, "1'm willing to
pay you .lullnr day far lire, but lon't want
all Tie time I've bern here, IT'S irossbu that
could have lsad fre more tllan half aays
In tho whulc sIxty,r
SWELL" suys landlord, "that's.uot our fault !;
tho fuel WAS there, and u man to attend Il; you
might have used II II you iu.l bccn mind IL"
But the hnardrr demonstrated still furthcr.
"Nvw II you'll come w aud look at my roUui,
, 1876-07-01
ULEA.t:ltt:l> FERNS.


CHICAGO, Junc M.-Ono of ytur correspond
csl&s wishes to know how to arrlngu blrashcl
ferns. woults suggest us II pretty way to
ma!;e II bnx u thin board, half M inrl, .lrcp-
any slzo yu,l llko; then line With black vel
vrteeu; Il will bc sll,ootll OH boArsl, il put IN
With either gun arlble ur the white vi sEgs.
iicl t,rrs t,,y style Acsircd, u.l u.ral,G. init
t.ns, surll ns "tiol Bless tur lIoulr," '.t;ul Is
Love-" !lumc Sweet I|uM.c," etc. lfthc t'sAl ID
a, lete,l, the s,rst tlsrcu words sh4uld l,c ur-
tal,setl III l.asi sirrlr, and tn worl "IlD,nu"
IN straight ltue beneath' Thy form Of letter
stylr yuu like. Ferns esl, alsu bu nrranged VI.
black yclyct cross MD basket, by using u woo;l
frame, covered nj directed with blhcls yclyetecu.
Viii thr ln,ly rlca4u send ree!pr fur Ltenrhlng
{es4lst Yours respectfully, Mru. +. +. =.
, 1876-07-01

Ith'nlsJ can convince yon that t!,ctr iss never
bcen uhy fuel thgsc ad what Il tnnrt," tnlitst-
ne.l te. rising tt,tlc niaitnily pf tho a;luat!ot,
- :. .a.ttlcre's o jatr To put II, II Il werr tlIc'r.
There Is III, slrc'!asr q The ro,n, and no stove
eiln1;c H. ~ tut, nor stow ii'r, ir hole
tu put n stUyl. pthu tn."
Tnc landlord. 'Wrnt down I'll lis bootS."
, 1876-07-01

provide daily hotnc-comfors, at' minister u
the sirk, whether thry are l.Te1 unts NJ
rtrnrcer-.
=. 1foptpr Mrs. Emily will TAKE NC, too, snler
the siln.luw ii her wing, ansl thnt Frank will 't
nc slt by her, Hin, yours truly NJ, c'nl'ryo
gCnk. /, Y, NNEESE.
p.a,-It my ono feels disposed to nuggcst
Tint tho SHOULD bo 3 in my signature, btE
them to ucsist, as ! mi painfully awatc Ut tlic
fact. all 1t Is knowledge uni Recf;1ng.
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()Fal''iiia { I'lllIlol'' !
0f'ton years. growth cnroa
lBY DR.. .RADWAY'S ''REMBDIES,

i Mks AR RNG AS o1WAkn3A oXWAkIAff FIT FS Is I o
ANN Annon prc. -. tB73. -.nN. l.auwaY, Tint 9th.
lARso '~ uu Ovarian Tulnur In te uyasieS md bow
cls fur tcn yrREs. ttle tho heat phySelaAs VI this
Utility tnat could net hare liye1 much lunrer a
!tend VI nlEr tndnEcI in 70 try ladrnya tsencdcl.
hsI hnt nsncl iatt! II them. but unay. af4er much
IptberJtt0II. trarl sficIti..
5s!sass4 * :tiSs y t!s iesolyent two lozes of
without any apparent 6tncIt ,letrrm!ncd % refae
ycN a.tL twelve snasu bottle. u thu ts9lychts tw0
uf the fI.lrf and tS0 bokcd Of t!lu ts lc&oru TINY
wcrr sEhp HAD ioft twesty y-nyn i'utl!t..
ltoht!ate!l IL tn. lntdlctns tht.t Wis 1rsc that
was rutlEe!y currd. tud Ihu snrtllele ae0nt !t0
il II tMs thrnslpsen bottts nf ilr !scs0ytus TX
botttr. lscltt. askl si1 bnHes NJ thu l's
Ifeel Jsrlectly vel. at my Lrart II full Of Efatltuis
an 3oar Mcaicinc, trrl retly ntlctrl unA
y pfysr L. dat ttnay be nj much OF bleaiinE to 9TH.
eEt as u l!as hccl u sne ,,,, :, :, ,,,n;,,,,,
ar1lbnts. who n1akcs tin aGoY1 rcrtlcate, Ii tho
rcsron iIr 4an, requested you to sea ,nziicInu u
June lA71 Tha medicines nf1nvr rtAtcl !sta.As
Ut ms. with fsexealtt0n u what VIA sont ~ Ter ny
yuu may Wy tat hsr sttc,lvnt t. eorrcgs wl;h9uta
''''1h hrsss.s ssd Chemist; All, Ii; .!rtf. fitsh.
above cstttttcate and aa pcr .nF sny year! we'll
known - III p4 !he fach ihrsctn stated a1p Hliolb.'
c4ly Aa unenfably cort.et. Any who kMow1 Alr4
ttsIsaeJ, ''''' ~ Si:SJ: I, ,cs2cpKE1, s
NAH8sfn NH n,y Is yfoSp'
, 1876-07-01

A Mandarin Dibls !'ss Just been prepared BY
Dr.. selercsrhcwsky, IN cht,a,-tho Old Testl-
,nrnt thus being translated by him out uf the
original HcLrcW iuto d language 4 ndrfstooa by
Il population foslr times Us lurgu " IL contained
IN tic United States. Dr.. 6c.,ereschewsky IL
thu man who DECLINED tAc Eplscopsl Bshoprlc
Of Glina iu lST~
, 1876-07-01
HOW TO MAKE AN AFGHAN.

n tic {SHEtnF fJ Tk6 1F1kNHe.
Nr. Nouns, H., JunG 99.-" Al1e," In TnE
TRIBUNE ii Iunc 25, asks, Ii, refcrcnro to II car-
ringo afghan, how inucli zephyr Is required forn
mcdlun-slzcd ono, anl how to arrange the
eo}ors. III regard to tile arrangement VI co1urs,
md those that blend harmouluus1y together, I
think ran give her sotnG Information, hut
owing to nvcry trcaellcsnus memory, md thu
length OF time since matic CHE, llaye forgot
ten tho amount required. Let tlp material used
be double Berlin zcplyr,-the Berlin wool bEtag
mrlsl. butter tl,nn American manufacture. Mike
tlv centre stripe white, forty~onc stitches wide,
using the afghnn stitch, and work from, right to
left. Oncucli side Of thuwll!te ccntre strtprM rcd
oHetwenty three stitches wide, thenal lllack stripe
eighteen Stitches wtic, tllcn u green nnd blii1
stripe twcnty-threc stitches wttlc. then uga!n
Wide. When finished, It will 10 very prcttily
arranged. Tot'ic right Of centre the rt,lDra wiIl
BE- rod, black, hun, hlark, nn,t purple; to the
So much for tho stripes, md now for tho cr,-
broiderY Of the ccntrc stripe. l'i tho centre of
str3pu r!Rce q rlagontn rose, with green Leaves
on c4sl alar, neSt = rcd lose (srcon icayes) next
sS gFess osvs nsg e ss t' afps f star
ilowcfs. lseft,etnbev that tho flowers aso vorkeA
gach Wny fron the tcntre; thus The flowers, like
the stripes, will not be thu salile OH both sflcs
Ethbr0iucf al Tue l1lack aLflpce N Ergcn ErHpc"
bull Finlstl ths sides with buff fringe; tic the
fringe " eacs deep, and, when tied, tin whole
length ri tr!uge. . 'incl!es. End fringe sA1nu
ns atripvs. Whole lencth Of afglnn when done,
lady Student i suys shs knows Of one wo-
nun who liku1 Mrs. sarah L." We know Il
great many who like l,cr, mud who rcal and en-
1uy ler sl'tcy letters hugely" They relieve
tic otherwise n,ountonnus dissertations upns,
starprnathe appetite, when olse llas grown tired
u sweet food l would feel highly iionorcd by
Al, acquaintance with ono SO thoroughly While
awake aul aliyu 10 her business, antl who, by
tho way, Ia not nshnmch Ut being known rs i
genuine good couk, as "Alrs. Saral, l..''
htnlly tl.anlis tu dear "Alrs. Emily" for her
plnin, prattIcal suggestions, aul excellent re-
ceLpts. Tilcsc letters anl receipts have beconc
to liz Invaluable,
VIII so1nr Of your readers gtvo mo gool re.
ecInt fur prnugu lakc! liATTiE u.
, 1876-07-01
EOCOANUY PIE.

ials
N tho Edilar n The Tribune.
l}kun {stAND, ILL.,, ,1unc 1t has been some
time since promised my rccipn for cocan,lt
pic. Il1.l,cnlll and tnaMy cares !naat be my ex-
cnsc. Fur my pic. put n cup nf coconnut lo
poak IN sweet tnt1k "A carly in tho morning M
can II I want to bake my pic carly, pnt II 10
toak tho night hcforc. I tMke tcacnp uf the
cocoanut a,ltl.ptt It Into cotFeceui, a.d Oil Up
with milk. Wl,yn ready to 1mkc, take twt,
tabespoonfuls Of 1ou7'mIx with tnflls, ant1 stir
In tlircc-fourtbs Of q cup Of milk Tor wntcr),
plnce on the etovr, util str until II thiekcna.
Aid butter the s,ze oi n walnut wls!le warm.
When conl aal ]tttle Ralt, Two rEgt, .avibp
0nt tho white VI otsc far the top. SwrrttIl to
tustc. Adj the tocoanut ucatlng we'll. Fill
tho crust anil buso. Nhrll tlnne, have the cx-
tra white beaten ready tt, sprcutt over thu top.
Return to the nvun aili1 brown lightly. This In
my ,,s,ai ,,rk yolr.nlc Will l;o srcar,y and ucc,
and tllc rotoapt all through, It nut forming II
hard erttat on nte tor rs III s,thtar;
I must gtvo Aunt J.'e reefpc fpr brown Trend.
eie Who WI try il: it, Ireo % haMlt,ls @ oiy Of xeya M
meal; Of -Four or graham; 4 cup sour milk;
II elp motnsEes. u tcnsroprful sCtlt. HtcAin
two hours. To be catun warm; but Is very
good cold.
Ale wishes some suggestions ns to using
skrleto, leaves. DID si!e ever try meing moi
toes on black vnlvrtt They arc very pretty.
Quo inexpensive wny Is to gct shallow woot1e'l
12x14 inches. Line with black vcsyet.
Against the btsek Initiate funcy bnslet by cov-
crlug paper With velvet, Or mofs. HIVE II my
prrtty Shape desired. fastcn To the l,nck, a,M
llll with t!ls leaves, arranging them gracefully
hut firmly I'll their plnccs. ftave tfnmc to 1T
oyer the top with ngIasa. Any kind will d.
still paste-boarl ts liz good as my. FAstcn III
cover tho ,o1,-sitlce anil ends md tho Frame
With cartl-bDur.l embroidered, OF, what think
Is prcsticr still, with different shades Of dry
moss that is easily gathered oil the
Is lined wtl, white, a.i.l the basket f3lc,t with
autunn leaves, ferns, and wild Oats. You want
to fastcn ring In the tnp to hang It by.
The fruit season is hGre. would Hike sonlc
suggestions ~ to preserving oil kinds. Can
lass gone out, a1n sorry to- say. Mus. Z. K.
, 1876-07-01
FEW ! AND. AL ACUTE

Fever and h.nc eurrl Tor fifty ctats. ThtrD s mt
aH,e md Gll a;!.crga!atous GI!Io4 esar.c typhoid,
sE sadS lsliss ; ::ass pef 4iss hasa'
so1d ey Druggists.
, 1876-07-01

uk1HtNt4 H,ShilnLE VIII llCHh[ltSs lUu VIII
say, tint Da,nlan h!l,sclt was rude peasant;
u'ut eo,lscqiientlyil scetn to actnowletige TINT
he iii moi p!eaao .carnri1ta. We'll, the,:! NJ,
he tlti not plc,s:e her
,,-sluvcnly uml ilI.tlrcssrsl as ho wis, hIs bonY
lsaala turn BY t(lprns, Ills htwn complexion
ta..Eea by t!se s.'1, anl wy, t,ahng everything
s'"G'E oi fish i1r tlltcen tect arn.''Il--nw could
sylcgantt ns prou,l nnA f.nart ns n MutrId girl |
II u true t,at Il tlIu poor fisherman WIS very
tad!y slsge.', hls pretty Ml!e was very, wei!
drvssr'l; II Is trse that It thc hlyha.,sl lE..l
wlte would have llatl to work little more,
n:n! spoil l,crs: 1t IL truu tint with tho llsil
that nlnvlt W basliy th,su luxurious soaps
tlIat sEielt ~ well wcrN pull for! Dut what MAJ
Il wlsah II 10, ,as fresh. volutiae, clrlnlni;
y, The stFn cvlory OF the rain!,n" All! grutt-
tsNlc Is t'0 serinns sentI,leNt for II yOu.S
wHnHn, ami justice tau dlsaRrccah!u III i.!ca tor
II s!EMitl in1at;;l'MtlIa 70 tutertatn; yl.tuG it
Pa:itlcl III thu lrucfb1c ii misfortune, and Car
mrlita WIS very fortunate.
All th1H mrat,a, u, Ii Intended to mean, that
tl1e lwvtty y.!lng ''ht''a, fell Ia 1o,e with DON
Jut!lIe tic MtNuiHcnxA III soon as the rli!Ilur
spread through tlIr village that the yallng Lord
wus about to return us e,inqucr,r o Ills custlc
Don Jat:Hc .!il ln fact return; a.s,t rs hU WIS
IN ayc VIZ! ller alrcasty ~ Imagination, so tn
nielA u Dccart Desperately infatuated with her.
III thu meantime Dauan WIS tlsll!nE fur
ee!s. Even bt,sce the return Of the
sss r' tormentc @ liz eaios au.1as 1ps .y "si, II
cn'l'1no', will! every ,l!s1l'gr Ut his fanEy the
respect llu f,Dfe h[s lord and Nasicr was rooted
y his heart; neyertArless ''o could not help
his wifi very wlmnlng, and tEut between thc
tustlu u.N tile cnbin teIu Was leas tll,tace than
| letweeli tho eabin unt tbs halnlet, especially
taking iato consideration the aforementioned
| Fnr fhts rtnst,n Da,nInn ,rcfcu7cd IN havc thc
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cling round two or three times, alighted
u on the shoulder of q little boy. The
incident, peculiar one, aNd one which
was ieelingly alluded 10 at the time by
Rev. Mr.. Skinner, the pastor, has been
made the subject of some skeptical
comment by persons who supposed
it Was a prsconoerted affair. Tney err
in such supposition. Tue incident did
occur as stated, and what renders 1t
more peculiar is the fact that the grand
father Of the boy, few minutes before
the dove appeared, in listening to the
clergyman, began to consider, mcntally, /,
the question whether the baptismal
service was really acceptable to heaven,
and, il it was, to wonder why no visible
sign might not be given, as was done to
Jonn and the assembled multitude when
Christ was baptized, and dove de-
scended. A few moments later this
dove did actually appear, as stated.
Regarding the two facts simply as COIN
cidences, it is at least curious coinoi-
dence. The boys mother was alarmed
aud afflicted at such seeming sign, but
she had no cause to apprehend any
eVil.2
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The Devil in a New Dress.

The Rochester Union of Monday has
this story: "On Saturday last a man
purporting to be engaged in peddling a
superior article of blueing for laundry
work called at a house on Platt street,
and solicited the lady to purchase some
of it. He exhibited sample of the
blueing in solution, which he carried in
a tin pail. The lady, not wishing to pur-
chase anything Of the kind, declined to
examine into It's merits, and peremptor.
lily refused to buy any. He, however,
insisted upon leaving some of the stuff
for her to try. She took the package,
which was done up In coarse brown pa
per. On opening the parcel it was found
to contain, not blueing. but mixture of
fine gunpowder, some of the coarse.
grained powder used Tor blasting, and a
quantity OF brown, sawdust-llke sub.
stance resembling dynamite. The pack
age was about four inches in length and
tnree inches in thickness. The contents
were separated, and q portion of each
being poured out in the yard were
tested by the application of fire. The
fash in the cases Of the two kinds oil
powder clearly established their nature.
The other substance was not sufficiently
tested to ascertain what it was.
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Board of Equalization.

TGis Board met yesterday afternoon,
President Mullane in the chair, and all
the members present. The following,
offered by Mr.. w. B. cassidy, was
adopted:
"Resolved, That the Auditor Is hereby
directed to add to the returns OF all
Building Associations the amount OF
mortgages or loans held by them, that
they may be taxed the same as indiyid
uals,or other rcorpOratiUns,in in like cases.
AS to the compensation of the Board,
clerks, receivers, messengers, &C., it was
finally agreed to allow the members 5000,
and all other employees So per day.
LII its final report to Council the Board
stated that they have issued 1,4l5 cita-
tions, and, upon examination OF parties,
have added to the duplicate 50, los, 900.
That we estimate the voting population
at 10000; women, guardians, societies,
&C., not voting, 5000; members Of firms,
who should report as merchants and in
Or, by taking the directory, we find
| about 100000 names OF adults in the oity
| and it would be but reasonable to esti
| mate that fair proportion Of these heve
more than 500 worth OF personal prop
erty. And yet we 6nd only 1923 names
on the entire tax-list of the city. 1t is
evident the system of assessing aud col.
lecting taxes is imperfect, and at least
one person is exempted for every one
that pays his portion of the city ex
penses.
We are informed that large amounts
OF assessments are In the hands of the
Treasurer, which is not forced to col
lection. This deprives the city Of u large
revenue which it is either entitled t.
receive or should be forced to final de.
cision by the courts; and such provision
should be made by law as will cause il
to be done.
We are ofopinion that IL proper sys.
tenn was adopted the tax would not be
over two per cent. and yet yield more
revenue than is now received, as the
duplicate would be so much increased
All Of which we most respectfully sub
nit.
A. j. MULLANE, JULIUS LANG, =
w. Is. CASsILLY, JOHN RYAN,
CO. LoCKARD, JOHN KAUFMAN.
Jos. Is. HUMPHREYS,
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An amusing story is told of James
town lady VINO was jealous of her hug
band, and suspected min Of kissing the
cook. She kept quiet, however, and
blded her time, intending to catch him
in the act. One evening she heard him
come in and quietly seek the kitchen,
whereupon she prepared for action. eAs
that happened TO be Katy's the COOK J
'night out" the kitchen was dark, so
the wife, taking some matches, threw q
shawl over her head, after Katy's fash
ion, and, entering the kitchen by the
back door, was almost immediately
seized and embraced in the most ardent
manner. Almost bursting with rage
and jealousy, and intending to wreak
summary vengeance upon her faithless
lord, she struck match and stood face
TO face with-the hired man. Tableaul
1t 10 difilcult to tell ON which face was
pictured the greatest astonishment.
The husband says he don't know why it
is, but his vile never treated him SO
well since the first month they were
married as she has tor the past few
days.
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falling; 2 feet strong. Clear. Thermom-
j ptar 80 dRp. Wind Rnuth " eat

falling; 2 feet strong. Clear. Thermom-
eter 81 deg. Wind southwest.
The Andy Baum brought over one
hundred cabin passengers from Men,
phis yesterday. She will return TO
Memphis tomorrow, and has good en-
gagements here and below.
Tne Hudson will leave for Wheeling
this evening at 5 O'Clock.
The John l.. Rhoads and the Bernard
and barges Will depart for ST. Louis this
evening.
The United States goes to Louisville
tonight, and the Ben. Franklin will
leave for Madison at z. M.
The Potomac departed for Portsmouth
at noon to-day. Tue Emma Graham will
be the regular Pomeroy packet this
evening at O'Clock.
The Fleetwo ood is at the Landing from
Huntington this morning with fair trip,
and will return promptly at o'clock
this afternoon. The Chiio packet, City
| OF Portsmouth, will return at 4o'clock
A new steamer for the Louisville
Cincinnati Mail Line, will be launched
| in few weeks from the Madison Ways
She will be called the Louis Shiley.
The Glasgow will be on hand to-day
from Evansville, and will return to
morrow evening.
The Cherokee is still loading for New
Orleans, and is advertised to leave to-
morrow.
| The mail packet United States will
make an excursion trip to Louisville
next Monday to accommodate all wht
may wish to spend their CentennIa
Fourth in that city.
| The Cons. Millar arrived at Memphis
last evening with a moderate trip.
| The new Il. e. Lee left Louisville last
evening for Cairo, where she will remain
| to receive her complete outfit.
| The James d. Parker, from Memphis
for Cincinnati, passed up from Shawnee
town early this morning.
The Andes arrived at Wheeling las
evening at 4 O'Clock.
The Kentucky River is rising slowly
| with ieet at Frankfort. The Kanawhs
River is stationary, with AZ feet a
| Charleston. The Cumberland IL falling
and 8 feet inches reported on tht
Shoals near Nashville.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, June E.--spirits turpentine
steady at 2Sc.
MILWAUKEE. June 2T.-Wheat June. 81 u7A
July, 81 OK. Not so steady.
OswEGo. N. Y, June 27.-Wheat steady: No.
Milwaukee CLUB, 81 26. Corn unchanged
Barley quiet.
TOLEDO. juno 27,-Wheat dull: 81 24ls April
81 s6k June sellers. White wheat quiet: No.
81 2Tk; extra, 81 81.
CLEVELAND. o.. June 27,--Wheat steady. Corn
irm: low mixed, Ubc; aigh mixed, SIC. Oats
steady; No. 1. DO Petroleum unchanged
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NEOrtuary.

Lena Dora Gehardt, stillborn, city.
Helena Waldeck, months, city.
John Hartman, IL weeks, city.
Edward Murray, 10 hours, city.
Ben. Mitchell, II weeks, city.
Maggie A. Joyce, 8 months, city.
Louisa Hartling, year, city.
Frank. Ii. Krayer, IN years, city.
Caroline Liegmann, 2years, city.
Frank. Il. Leightor, year, Indiana.
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Marriaye Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Frank. Letcher and Kate Frazier.
Geo. Trimber and Amelia Nj. Meyers.
Fred. Hooyke and Sophia LitIelman.
Heimln Peters and Mary Luebbe.
Ernst Busch and Barbara Leitz.
JAS. Fredericks and L. Deferman.
Win. Horskey and Kate Rutles.
5. q. Palmer and Annie j. Goodman.
Jas. 0melvena and Abbie L. Goodman
Jean Iffian and Lizzie Liebenanch.
A. Nj. Isaacs and Lena Bischef.
ii. V. O'Donnell and Annie CoughIip
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Curran, being angry in debate one
day, put his hand on his heart, saying
II am the trusty guardian of my own
honor" "Then," observered Sir Boyle
Roche, 81 congratulate my honorable
friend on the snug sinecure " which he
has appointed himself"
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1t has been suggested that the man
who stole the portrait OF the Duchess of
Deyonshire expected the extradition
treaty with the United States would
soon be abrogated, when he would be at
liberty 10 bring it here and exhibit ii
publicly,
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sob, my dear STRIP said o poor
sufferer to a dentist, "that's the second
wrong tooth you've pulled outp "Very
sorry, my dear sir" said the blundering
operator; Shut as there were only three
altogether when l began, Pm sure to be
righJ next timef'
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cit was simply an informal affair.""
wrote the editor, of little strawberry
party at neighbor's house. ut was
simply an Internal affair."" read the COM
positor, and that editor will never get
any more invitations from that quarter.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. June 2T-l:3o p. NJ.

ClNCINNATI, JUNO 2I-I:3U T. NJ.
Gold is easy to-day at 111H in Wall street
Here buying at 1l1X, and selling at 112
Eastern exchange is steady at par buying
and LILO premium selling Gold checks ON
New York lI2N.
IIsterling is IN fair request at "a SO to s4 30
gold.
There IS a moderate demand for money to-
daY, anil business is quiet
Government bonds are in light local demand
nt the ratas.