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FEMALE WEAxSEss.-VEGETISE acts directly
pno the causes OF these complaints. 1T inviSoratcs
and strengthens the whole system, acts upon Inc
secretive organs, allays inhammation' cieanses anu
cures liberation, cures constipation, regulates the
bowels; headache and pains in the back cease; III
fact there Is 10 disease or complaint where the
yrGErISE gives quick relief, and Is so elective
I'm its cure as in what is termed Female Weukncss'
IL has never failed in one instance.
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N-EGETINE.
ST. VINCENT SCHOOL,
TROY, \. y. October D.: l ; { L.


Ur. NtUrNS. -.
donation of VECETlSE received last evening;
ladv has been using il here, with much benefit TO heI
dawn -. worn OUT &c. Frequently she was ds-
turbei in her sleep by aviolcnt nervous twching OF
a FOOT or the face, or the whole BODY ny thiE t h
general health seems much improved though sue ms
complication of chronic diseases 10 contend Will
Nav God bless you for your charity to Inc oIPiis'
Respectfully and gratefully, 49,, ,,,,y,rv
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SALES REPORTED To SECRET
ETIGnr-


Fine, :3.75: supertine. 1925; extra. Si.75G
S5.2j; common family, :5.50@S3,75; fancy
brands, s6.50MS7.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, June 81, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised l9l hogshcads and
81 ticrccs. The offerings ut auction on Change
were leo packages: Of which number 10 were
taken in. and the remainder sold at prices ranging
from 5Jc. 10 500.
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-ComTon to medium, Si1.J0@S2; medium
LcaEEC6mInon, s4Ms5; medina, sos good:
Ss@$l0; fine, $ll@*1l.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory. S3G 81.
ETilers.-Comlnon, i4Gr$3; medium, s5@S7;
good, S7mSl0: fine, $l0MS13.
Sn1okcrs.-Common, S7Gi$s.50: medium. 500
s1l: good, *l0@ Sl3: tlnc $l5@SlS; faucy, SIS
GtS22. 80
MISREPRESENTATION, S12@$15: mcliYn: SIS
Ms25: good, S30M$i5; fine, SG0G*7e; fancy,
ST5GSG0.
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Inst overheard.
YOUNG MAN DROWNED WHILE on MS WAY
TO NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, Va, June 2l.-B. s. Edwards
Of surry county, Va. was lost overheard
from the schooner Marion in Hampton
Roads oh Tuesday night, in collision with
a sloop, and has not since been heard Of
He was son OF the late DR.. 4. J. Edwards,
and was on his way TO this city from Mat
thews county, in company with several
other Young men.
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The Expenses OF the Louisiana Go TT
snissioJ1erS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-The Times viii
print tomorrow letter from Wayne Nc
Veagh regarding the expenses Of the Loui-
siana commissioners. He says the men,
bers OF the commission were from the first
DESTROYS OF dcfraying their own expenses,
but were answered that it was public SER
vice which they were performing, and that
it was proper that the Treasury only should
pay them.
Mr.. McFeash does not believe that the
Secretary would accept the check OF any one
member in partial payment, but that when
the late commissioners unite in paying the
whole amount, projecting General Hawley
in his absence by acting for him as for them
selves, they would be permitted to do so.
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The Nautilus Spoken.

New YORK, June 21.-The steamer Adri-
attic, which arrived to-day, spoke on the
10th, in latitude 42o IN, longitude $50 30\,
the boat Nautilus, from Boston for HaVre.
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CLOSING SCENES IN CoNGREss.-The
washington correspondent Of the baltimore

& ~S. Il & So !. +
CLosrSG SCENES IN CoEGREss.--The
washington correspondence the baltimore
Sun says:
During the recesses members amused
themselves by improvised concerts. At one
time score OF members stood in row,
with the whole force OF pages behind them
as a chorus. and sang. with great gusto,
Home. Sweet Home,' "The Sweet by.
and-By," ".John Browns Body Lies Moul.
tlering in the Grave" &C., until the roof
fairly echoed with the sound.
Champagne flowed freely in one OF the
committee-rooms, "set up /" in pure good.
ness Of heart ny the king OF the lobby (Sam.
Ward); for he insisted that there was no.
thing pending In which he had any interest.
This beverage seemed TO impart its own
sparkling qualities TO those who partook, as
flashes OF wit and repartee went around,
and no one was ill-humored. While the
House was in actual session thSstiuties OF
the Sneaker were very arduous, as it de.
yolved upon him to do the dignity for the
whole body. The Sergeant-at-Arms, at the
order OF the Speaker, several times paraded
up and down with his mace, but this exhi-
bltion OF authority always had the contrary
effect to that which was intended.
After daylight this morning General But.
Ter, with twinkle in bis eye, rose up and
offered resolution to purchase for the
Speaker new gayel, in place OF the one
which he had pounded to pieces in Gas the
resolution said) his ''fruitless" efforts to
preserve order. This was adopted by &C.
clamation. The crowds in the galleries
and in the corridors showed no percepti'
bic diminution till long past midnight,
and when the final adjournment took
place there was goodly, sprinklng OF
spectators in the galleries OF both houses
Within fifteen minutes OF Mr.. Rainey,
Of the Committee on Enrolled Bills
appeared ut the front door Of the ball OF
the House with n copy OF the enrolled sun
dry civil bill in his hand, and as he swiftly
passed to the Speakers desk with the bulky
roll of parchment in his hand the members
showed their qualification by loud ap
p!ause.
Great credit is due 10 Mr.. Rainey, who
has proved himself to be an honor to In:
race. As member OF the Committee or
Enrolled Bills he has laborcd during tht
whole session most faithfully, and perform
cd much more work than any OF his white
colleagues on the committee. Last night he
took charge OF the business Of the commit
tee, the chairman being engaged in enjoy
Ing himself.
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uAnAssISa DREAMs.-An unnatural excitement
Of the brain and nervous system IS the IEcct cause
Of sleeplessue.s rs also Of harassins nocturnal
dreams. yEGETINE has peculiarly soothing effect
T., .urn c,ses when taken just before going TO bed
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SHOCKING DEATH OF A Nclr-
Mur, D., June 19.-About s o'clock last
night DR.. L. W. Baker, prominent physl-
clan who resides at Hamden, Vinton county,
went to his stable TO feed his horse. lie
called to his little boy to come and throw
some hay down from the lott. Soon after
The boy had entered the entire floor above
where the Doctor was standing very sud
denly gave way with its contents, about Il
ION OF bay. and fell upon him. The scream
irg OF the boy attracted the attention OF his
mother, who went to the stable, and, learn
ing that her husband was beneath the ruins,
she called to him. In a short time he an
swcrcd her. She soon succeeded in effect
ins his release. when he walked to the
house. where, after sitting a few moments.
he was taken with 4 violent retching. Soon
after that lie went into comat0se state, IN
which he remained until his death, which,
occurred at S o'clock in the morning.
The building was in loose condition,
the hay-mow floor being set upon small
ioists, nailed to Notwithstanding. Having
his attention called TO Tic dangerous condl-
ton Of the floor some months ago, DR.. la
kcr said, Eyes. it is bad. ] expect it Will
fail and kill some Of lis some day. '-Ctac"-
mt Commercial
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POst.OGcc Official Arrested for Rob
49, t@ berry. t ,

NEW YORK, June 2l.-M. Martin, for
several years past clerk in the registry de-
partment office, was arrested to-day for the
robbery of registered letters. They were
all robbed in transit between distant
fol-. instance, ION their way from
San Francisco TO Portland, Me. s
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EtssbI'S. SHOES. dc.

NEWPORT TIES! aifD
~ NEWPORT TIES! HI,I
At VI. GOLDEN'S. 1873 MAIN 6TREET.7 T5A
! have just returned from The North with H~s
Il large stock Of goods bought ut The late bankrupt
sales for cash, which offer ut the following low
prices 500 rIirs Ladies' French Kid Newport
porls al II worth 81; 800 extra Two-row Buttons
ut Sl.5O-sold elsewhere at $3.50 Ladies' Serge
Buskins, 40c.: Ladies' Congress and Laced Serge
1a.S. only 75c.--od price 81 30 Ladies' Eighteen
thread Serge ButtOned, 30 worth $3.50; Misses
ButtOned Serge, sizes l 10 2s only Sl.2 J-used to
sell for So. All these goods warranted as repre-
scu,ed. or the money refunded. Thousands Of other
goods 1T ha:-prcc. from the bankrupt sales, ut
NJ. GOLDRN'S. No. 1923 Main street.
~ B-Goods sent by mail VIII cost only from
10 to Sc. pair. Orders strictly attended TO. Don't
forget she Eo.-lJ23 Main street. my 30 In
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A NCHOR LINE. fisaiSSITisssi

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail from Ncw icrk for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY:
LOEDOS every WEDNESDAY:
Passenger accommodates unsurpassed tor cle-
gancc and comfort. All state rooms OH main
deck. and saloon amid.hips.
SALOON CABINS. S6J TO $50 currency:
SECOND CABIN, including all requisites. $40.
Excursion tickets for Ftr>t-Ciass Passage, New
York TO Paris and return, Sl3J 10 1896, according
to statc-rOoTi ami route chosen.
For books OF Information, plans, &c. apply 20
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
Bowling Green. New YORK..
or:o GEORGE W. ALLEN K CO.,
Office Old Dominion steamship Company.
j. +. GIBSON.
Office Southern Express Company, Richmond.
-,
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

7
NEW YORK, june 21-Gold opened az zoos.
Noon.-Stocks firm. Money call, per cent.
Gold, zoos. Exchange-Long, 4S4A: short, 4SGE.
State bonds steady. Governments firm.
Ereatng.-AOney easy al 2tG2h per cent. En-
change steady. Gold steady ct 100sg. Governments
firm; new SIS 10GlS States quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 21.-Virgnia Co, OLD deferred,
AZ: Virginia consolidated, co: secoRd series. 2Sta
pastdue coupons S2;z. North Carolina Gs, old, 10.
Bid to-day.
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MILF. FEED. &c.

MILL FEED, &c. 500
10000 bushels BROWNSTUFF,
5000 bushels BRAN.
5000 bushels SllIPSTCFF,
500 bales HAY,
1000 bushels CORN on the cob: :,
together with large stock OF LGABEIE 81 ~
nI' aS.rER. HAIR, WINDOW-SASlI, DOORS, aud
I.RI,iNDS-cheaper than ever known before For
s,Ia Lv TRUMAN A. PARKER Coz. rs
Lumber Dealers, corner Filth ana Canai ssfseE'
| ap l0.eod3m
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NEGETlNE
FOR ALL LADIES
VITO ARE SUFFERERS.
c1Sc1NxArI, s., March 2s. ls77.

Mr.. SiectRs: .,,.o,.., hotties or vorr
v,rrtine FOR Fenute Weakness, and, III JUSTICE o
Tho medicine and to all ladies who arg su;c[rL doii
rci, omnlnints will recommend the Ncgcilile. l
,Hn.t say It has helped me very much lhdeo"'
r. ~ Invaluable Tor such complaints
II - Az MARY +. MEREDITH,
lGO Eastern avenue.
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yFGErIy:3 thoroughly cradicates every kind OF
humor, and restores the entire system 10 Il he''"s
condition.
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The third Illinois district congressional
Democratic Convention at Columbus noml-
mated George \. Becknell by acctamatloh.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 81. 1873.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WEEAT.- White. CT bushels, Red, lSG bushels.
CoRN.-.Hired, 1876 bushels.
EHAN.-1,500 pounds.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIEAT.-TVhite, CT bushels prime at Sl.] ).
Red. 1 0 bushels good Lancaster II Slip: ~ BUSH
els at 95c. "a bushels very good Futz at S1.07-to-
tai, 1856 bushels.
CoRS.-Jired, so bushels very good ut 54c.; so
bushels very good at 53c.-total, 130 bushels.
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PERSONAL.

fNTOTICE.-All persons are hereby calls
IN TONED against harboring or trusting any OF
the crews OF the following yessels-viz., Norwegian
bark sOHiDDEREN. Captain PEDERsEN; Norwe e
tgian bark CALLS. Captain ERICHEsEN: orNor-
lweg,an bark SILITJELMA. Captain ANDREAsEHs
as no debts or their contracting viii be paid by ing
'h isslss St as'n'e' CURTIS. & PARKER,
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE Fl, 1878.


sun scts........... 7:19 >IorninG........... 9:J2
Nonn rises ...... Id 1O:l D
PORT OF RICHMOND. JCSE2l, 1878.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel. Mayo. Norfci:,. Unite! States
mali. merchandise aud passengers, =. u Iatsm,
agent.
Steamer Pam,ico. i'ritc!ictt. Old Point, pasScn-
gers. Odd Dominion steamship Company.
schooner j. W. Allen, Chase, kcnncbcc, ice, }. Z.
Smith.
Schooner Charles f.. Moody, Eastman New York,
To load Hour.
Schooner Eusic, Corscy, Port Deposit, hay, Sinp-
son, l;aSS Il Go.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanolc, Couch. New York. merchant
disc and passengers. e.. W. Allen K Co.. agents.
Steamer j. w. Evcrinan. Platt, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, w. T. Porter, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Baltimore June 20th, schooner Mi@noncttc.
Faux.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner T.. NJ. Cottin@han Duttcn, hence, at Ne"
York June 10Th.
Schooner Glenwood, Alien, hence for Albany, At
New York June 10Th.
Schooner \. f. S:nyrk, Martin, hence, at Pha-
delphia june 2Oth.
NORFOLK. june lS.-Thc schooner Mary and
Emily arrived here Sunday light from the wreck OF
the Metropolis with 100 bars Of railroad Iron.
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Alexander HI. Stephens.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 2l.-Hon. AleXan-
der ii. Stephens has accepted an invitation to
address the citizens OF Augusta on his re-
turn from Washington, which city he leaves
tonight en- route for home.
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yEGETlNE.
DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND 1T.

DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND IT.
SPRINGFIELD, o., February IS, 1877.
Having for many years sold VEGETlNE manufac-
tured by Mir. H. X Stevens, Boston, Mass, cheer
fully recommend it to the afflicted generally.
Respectfully,
j. j. BROWN, Druggist,
No. so south Limestone street.
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VIRGINIA sTEAhBoATenst

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATH5Is
COMFANY'S
JAMES-RIvER LINE,
FOR
OLD POINT, NoRFOLK:PoRTSMOU
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
CONNECTING At
NORFOLK WITH THE DAY-LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO WITH
VI. AND NJ. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT.
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I DEPARTURE, :, ..,e. !. ers. q

i Dominion s,eamshlS lne oln $500
Steamship ISAAC BELL. CRss,pn a" nwHENcE,
viii sail SUNDAY, June $50; ats % O'Clock a. Sc.
Through bills or lading signed SaG Goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points Soslh. SOUTH
east, and west; also, to foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York, sl2; roEDd-irip acketc,
1924. stecrasc, SO and IS. !
FOR freight or passage apply 10 -
ta G.. W. ALLEN Il Co. Agents,
jc22-2t Comnauy1s Wharf. Rockets.
EOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL GSTFn
Il RIVER. PRO AND BOS- sszcssazshs1
TOS.-SieamaP NORFOLK, Captain TUNSIL, viii
receive freight for the above ports until SApUR-
DAY she 22d instant ut 10 O'Clock A. 81.
j. w. MCCARRICk.
je 22-1t General Southern Agent.
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The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
WYNDIIAM II. MAYO carrying United States MALI,
leaves Richmond for above-named places every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY, AT 8
4. NJ.
Fare to Norfolk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so
Fare round ........................... 4 90
Fare to Baltimore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 90
Fare to Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sd
Fare TO New York .......................l ~ Is
Fare TO BOSTON ........... 10 35
Fare to Boston pid VI. and NJ. linc.......... Id 90
Through tickets soi.! at CARRIERS, SIG Main street;
Exchange Hotel. and on board steamer. baggage
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth:
Newborn, Washington. and Tarboro'. n. c.. and all
landings on Tar river; Washington. ID. c., Boston,
and regular landings james river. at lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-
tircy rebuilt and rrfurnishcd In an elegant and
costly manner and Is confidently recommended
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
l.. &. TATUM. Superintendent.
G03 Main street and Rockets.
Nf-C, 10
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CONPARATTyE COTTON STATEMENT.
,sARTSE JGTEa.s.:t:E.aGE.

IMMATURE ALMANAr-JUNE ~, 1878.
sun rises ........... 4:+3 HIGH TIDE.
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VEGEFlN T..

" + G. + I / y L
FOR
EPILEPSY.
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Grant in Amsterdam.
MATING IS A TORTURE, AND SLE

SHERIDAN, June 21.-Ex-Prcsiden'
Grant arrived here this morning.
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.,,,rvI r,Ax raLrTiCS--EpGAH ALLAN IN THE
"' rr.,9--uEAvr SHIPMENTS CT FRuiT-rsD.
piers IL J&1i.-GorNcH. cAucrs-Acci-
,,r<-r--srpDEN nEATH--MINoR ITEMS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-15

only after the police had got wind OF the
matter. 1t was intended to convey this idea,
but Brown says that he returned the money
before the police knew anything about the
affair and in this he is corroboratcd by
credible witnesses.
-To.night the Delta boys dedicate their
new and elegant hall, corner of Commercial
avenue and eighteenth street, with n straw
berry festival and ball. The committee in
charge has left no stone unturned that will
add in the least degree to the success Of
the affair and enjoyment of those who honor
the occasion with their presence. 4 cor
dial invitation is extended to everybody to
attend.
The Planters House people were any-
iously looking for Mr. J. Z. Howard yester-
day. Mr. II. was one of the guests at the
hotel but being viewed with what appears
now to have been iustiiiable suspicion, his
luggage was placed in the office for safe
keeping. Taking advantage OF the tenn
porary absence Of the gentleman who pre-
sides in the Office, Mr. II. got possession
of his worldly effects and made his exit
from the hotel by passage in the rear Of
the building, not intended for that use.
The whereabouts of his baggage is known,
but up to dark last evening Mr.. H. had not
put IN appearance to claim it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-15

streets are lit at all, it is just and proper
that they all should be. The taxpayer liv-
ing off from the business thoroughfare needs
light to wcnd his way home just as much
as the business portion Of the city needs
Gas for their patrons or that the wealthy
needs gas to 90 to their homes"
Under the head Of "Rairoads" another
hand takes hold Of the message. The
change is Obvious in the first three
lines and the carmarks are familiar
The late efforts of the city to
induce the Cairo and St. Louis and
Cairo and Ninccnncs railroads to
move on the railroad strips are alluded
to (they have been published in THE BUL-
LETrS). He then discusses the plans of
filling the strip to Il grade with the cross
streets and to putting the grade below the
streets 50 as to pass the trains under bridges
ut cross streets. He prefers the latter plan,
and goes on to say, "but when one does not
want to do thing il is easy to make a
mountain out of a moe-hil, or i'm impassa-
Die gulf out Of road wash He then al
ludes to the mutual interests of the city and
railroads, and concludes by announcing
that this will be his last year as Mayor
The message will appear in to-moTow's
BULLETIN in full.
After the submission Of some claims, the
passage of others, and the transaction Of
business of a miscellaneous nature, the fol-
lowing officers were nominated by the
mayor and confirmed:
City CounscIor-W. b. Gilbert.
Street Superyisor-W. II. Schuttcr.
Asst Chief Fire Dcpt-W. T. BeeIwart
City Jailer--Patrick Mahoncy
Chief Of Police--C. D. AFTER.
Day Policyman---John Hogan.
Night Poiicemen--W. +. AXlcy, Andrew
Cain, George Wilson, Gcorg, O!ms,eod,
Sp ia railroad and wharf boat police
man were confirmed, as follows:
Cairo and St. Louis-Joseph B,udso',
Cyrus Ovcman.
Cairo and yinccnncs-A J, Cooper J. NJ.
Albright
Illinois Central-John Hart. VIM Fitz-
gerald, George Lohr, Morris Wiley.
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DoN'r forget the grand lunchI.t Walkers.

THE Cairo Turner Society will give a
Basket Picnic at Parker's Grove, on the
Narrow Gauge railroad, next Sunday, tie
18th inst. Round Trip Tickets. Fifty Gents.
Trains leave the S. Charles Hotel at 5 80
am, II am. aud 80 pm, stopping AZ
Tenth street, Klcn's brick yard and
Tween. Eighth street Return at pm.
The committee who have the affair in charge
have perfected arrangements which insure
a good time to all who will honor the occa-
sion with their presence, COMMITTEE.
FoR RENT.--Any length Of time, a two
story residence, corner Of Twenty third and
Holbrook avenue, formerly occupied by
Peter Cuhl containing nine rooms and cellar
with stable, woodshcds, etc. all in first
class style and arranged in the most con-
vcnicnt manner.
Also, for rent, spacious storeroom,
2jxl?5 feet, situated No. so Ohio Leycc.
For salc--Buggy, harness, etc. For
further particulars inquire OF
A. p. SCHROEDER, Agent,
No. 50 Ohio Leyce.