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'iNHE HOMEIN SrIrUTE,

win open Its FALL TERM, Monday
Septem Der 9th, with the usual nu Der OF
capable and earnest teachers. This school
besides having the great advantage of
nome training, has special and competent
instructors In ELoCUTIoN, ENCH.
MATHEMATICS and MUSIC. Object Les
sons and Object Drawing taught by a sys-
lem used IN no other school In Whining
Ton, SENIOR, MIDDLE, JUNIOR aud
PRIMARY CLAS -ES. zach recitation
strictly and carefully marked. Monthly
reports sent to parents. Number of board
ms, pupils limited. rhe only HON T. day
ana boarding school in the city. TERMS
MODERATE For circulars, address
MRS. Il MISS HOUSTON,
Home institute, 800 Delaware Avenue,
aug l-d6wtf Wilmington, Del.
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nard e Co,
KET STREET,
DELAWARE
BULLS COUGH SYPI|
DELAWARE.

DULL > CUUGH SYRr
A. a ! fresh supply just received and n,
wholesale and retail, by ''u w
co. .. JAMES BEL,
Cor. Sixth and MaMrSa M
IL. ii. Il. Horse LlDlmsn,
A fresh stock received, and n, ,s..
r. q. JAMES BELL
Cor. Sixth and Martsss
MAJORS Centennial Cement
For mending broken China uss
Glassware, for sale BY '""'
c q. JAMES BELL
Cor. Sixth and Marsg h,
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior TO bristle brusbs,. ;.
impart cooling and refreshing ssn,I
- =. JAMES sEl,I
Cor. Sixth and Market Il
Leibig's Extract of Meat,
In 4 lb,, 4Ib., klb. and 10. lars i.
wholesale and retail. by
q JAMES Belt
Cor. Sixth and Market sl,s
Palmer's Dendelion Coffee
Is not only less injurious than "a,
fee, but is considered by those Win !,
used II 10 have positive remedisI ~
A fresh supply just received. Sod sg
sale and retail. by Y. JAMES Belt
Cor. Sixth and Market sr4
Hubball's Prepared Wheat.
This popular article of children, \
may be had fresh, OF
z. JAMES BELL
Cor. Sixth and Market ..lss !
Chlorate of Potassium
One barrel just received, and sold lv
sale and retail, by q. JAMES BELL,
Cor. Sixth and Market s,a
Nursing Bottles and Fittils
In great variety For sale by
q. JAMES BELT
Wholesale and Retail Drugs,
Corner Sixth and Market sind
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SEPT. =. 1878.


-DS7S.-
Democratic Nominations.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN w. HALL,
OF Kent County.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-,
EDWARD l.. MARTIN,
OF SUSSEX.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN PYLE.
FOR CORONER,
JACOB BUTZ.
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READ Senator Thurman's speech on
our first page.
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
Registers Order.
REGTsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle 10 Aupnat nth II


REGTsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co. August 18th, 1873.
Upon the application oil Linda NJ. Rus
sell, Administratrix OF isaac r. Russell,
late of Christiana Hundred, In said coun-
ty, deceased, II Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Admis- istratrix afore
said give notice OF granting OF letters of
adm, ,nistrstion upon the estate OF the de-
ceased with the date of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
letters, in six of the most public places of
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an Act
of Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same 10 be in
serted within the same period IN the VII
n,tngfon Gazette, IA newspaper published IN
Wilmington, and to be continued therein
three weeks, e. o d.
t->, Given under the hand and seal OF
; L. : Office OF the Register aforesaid, at
49, New Castle, In New Castle county,
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
=. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE e
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the = din inisti atrlx
on or before the Nineteenth day OF August,
A. d., 1873, or abide the Act of Assembly
In such case made and provided.
LINDA NJ. RUSSELL,
Administrative.
Address, Camden, N. j. aug2O-3weod.
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SILL KS
first 1m a P7ortat1or r
BLACK SILKS,

We have now on our counters our
Co.'s BLACK SILKS, made upon
us, and are positively warranted in
Our great success attending the
induced us to make this importation
prices far below the usual retail
Notwithstanding the prices of sill
our order was placed, we will conti-
prices which prevailed during the $
BLACK SILKS FRO
GU1NET BLACK SILKS $l.15.
GUlNET BLACK SILKS 1.5O.
GUINET BLACK SILKS LIS.
GUINET BLACK SILKS 2.25.
We will keep in stock at all times
Cachemire Sublimes, and a large st
desirable shades, at the lowest mar
Black and co. .ored silks and black
A visit of inspection Is respect
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lsAHTIN,s PERRY LOCALS.

Martins Ferry is excited over sn af-
fair which has recently taken place be-
tween parties we'll known here, IN which
a homicide was prevented only By the
bravery OF a brother o! the intended
victim. L. seems that all the parties re-
side IN the same house, and tor some time
past bad blood hes existed between the
female members of both. Ga the day
above referred TO, the husband OF one OF
the ladies lmbibed too freely OF liquor and
became very much intoxicated. While
in this condition he started for the
apartments of the other family knife in
hand averring MS intention 10 send his
friend, for sucn the man he intended to
say wss, they not having had any quar-
rel, 10 the undiscovered country, when
his wife shouted 10 the family not to opeu
the door. The door was opened, how
ever, and the drunken man was speedily
disarmei 5vs brother OF the man sought
for. The drunken man then retres ed,
threatening to get i gun and shoe! the
other. Efforts are being made 10 con-
promise the matter, but II is thought the
case will frd its way to the courts.
Mrs. William Nelson has entered suit
before Justice Howell, of Bridgeport,
against Otto Smith, saloon keeper, for
damsges under the law which
prohibits any one from selling
liquor to q husband after beng notified
by his wife no! to do so. The case came
up Tor trial yesterday, bat was continued
until Monday next.
The same Justice will tomorrow hear
the case of Mrs. A V. Morgan against
Geo. Dursch, also of this town for selling
liquor to her husband after being warned.
Heavy damages are claimed
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CITY CHIPS.

No marriage licenses recorded yester-
day.
The Board of Education will meet in
extra session tonight.
THE fishing boat "Rlver Queen" is for
sale. See advertisement.
OLD Mrs. Biker, residing in North
Wheeling, died yesterday morning.
THE crossing on Twelfth st 1t, at the
intersection of Market, has Ia raised.
AUcTIoNEER HALLER fuis4ed the sale
of the effects OF AndeEsoa's tea house yes
terdsy.
THE City Sergeant will begin the sale
Of the goods a. AGderson's South SIDE
grocery this morning.
A LARGE meeting was held st Parker
hall last night. T%o signerS to the
pledge were obtained,
THREE deeds o! trust and one release
deed we're recorded at the office OF the
County Clerk yesterday.
The Board Of Equalization and APP
pesls will meet At the city building at =
O'clock to morrow morning.
THE weather we are having is too cool
for linen busters and too warm for sters,
q kind of beLwIxt and between, IS II
were, so to speak.
BARYUM is posting his proclamation
setting forth his intention OF giving our
citizens a chance TO SEQ his great show
this summer. No dates set.
THE First ward schoo! will cxcurt up
the p. W. Il X Road to grove above
Wellsburg, next Friday, where they
will indulge in their annual plc-nIc.
A LANDAU which was being driven
down the wharf, yesterday morning.
shipped q wheel. There was u lady IN
the vehicle, but no damage resulted.
The officers recently elected by the
Centennial Lodge, 1. o. o. f., will hold
their installation Monday evening Past
Grand Master j. a. Miller will oticlste
Mons IzAR FIGURED billiards to small
audience ut Severing's hast night. lie
will give another exhibition OF his bill
liardlstic ability this afternoon and night.
SOME of he State officers and clerks
are contemplating unitorming. A straw
hat and linen buster would be good, were
it not that winter is somewhat contrary
and refuses to begOne.
STREET SPRINKLER McNab's horse on
Yesterday, stumbled and fell while going
down Main street, and upset the water
cart, McNab receiving an involuntary
shower bath. No damages.
MEssRs. ROLF, Schwsrtbsch and
Schriever, the Turnverien committee on
music and picnic grounds. held 6 meet
ing on Monday night, for the purpose OF
selecting music and picnic grounds, and
are TO make report at the next meet
ing OF the managers.
YESTERDAY evening while passing
along Main street, between Eight and
Ninth, two horses, who were attached to
spring wagon, became frightened and
in their efforts to escape from an imagI-
nary object they succeeded in breaking
the tongue of the vehicle.
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Superintendent of Schools, W. X.
Pendleton, has made the following APP
pointments for holding the Peabody In
stitu.es, which are to be paid from the
Peabody fund:
Moundsvile, Marshall county, July =!
to 9th, inclusive, Prot. Buudy conduc-
tor.
KIngwood, Preston county, August
18th to nth, inclusive conducted By the
same as Moundsgilie
MiddIeburne. Tyler county, July Z9.h
to August 81, inclusive, conducted By
Prot. Snowden.
Burning Springs, Writ county, July
22d to 9th, inclusive, conducted by
PIof. Merit.
Weston, Lewis county, August 18th
to 18th, inclusive, conducted by Prof.
Merit.
Phillippl, Barbour county, August 9TH
to 10th, inclusive, conducted by Prof.
McMurran, of Shepherd College.
Berkely Springs, Morgan county, July
Goth to August 3rd, inclusive, conducted
by Prof McMurran.
Petersburg, Grant county, August 9Th
to 10th, inclusive, conducted by Prof.
Blair, OF FairmOnt.
Charleston, kanswhs county, July
18th to both, inclusive, conducted by
Prot. s. H. Patrick.
Raleigh Court House, Raleigh county,
July 22nd to 9th, inclusive, conducted
BY Prof. Kenney, of Point Pleasant.
Summerville, Nicholas county, July
goth to August Bird, inclusive, conducted
by Prof kenney.
Logan Court House, Logan county,
July 29lh to August 3rd, inclusive, con
ducLed by Prot. Patrick.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last even
ing indicated 5 feet and falling.
The Ragon and Thsnhsuser Will leave
at 1880 O'clock this morning. The
former for Parkersburg and the latter for
Mstsmorss.
The Emms Graham pussed up yester
day en- route to Pittsburgh.
The Salt Valley and Stockdale passed
down Yesterday.
The Andes left for Cincinns!i on time
yesterday.
The Granite State is due up this even
Ing.
The Telephone is due up to-day en-
route from Ironton to Pittsburgh.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June 25.-RIver feet
and rising. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-Cloudy and
warm. River falling, with feet q
inches in the canal.
VICKsBURG, June 25.-Wcathor clear.
The river rose l inch. Up-City Of
Helena. Down-Nstchez.
CISCINNATG, June 25.-River II feet
inches and rising. Weather clear and
warm. Depsred- Hudson, Wheeling.
NEW ORLEANS, June rs Arrived
Wilson, Ouachitta river; Silver City, Red
river. Departed. Cannon, NIcksburl;
Belle Of Shreveport, ST, Louis. Weather
clear.
EVANSVILLE, June 25-Rlver Is
2 10 feet and falling Up-Arksnsa.
Belle, Maggie Smith, Sunbeam, Futon,
Etns and bsrges, Cons Miller. ID. VII
RoUert Mitchell, John Guthrie, Silver
thorn, Dick johnson, Silver Cloud.
CAIRO, June 25.-Arrved- Charley
Mcdonald. Gold Dust and Mary Hous-
ton, New Orleans. Depsrtad-Gold Dust,
ST. Louis; Mcdonald, ONO river, Hous-
ton, Cincinnati; Miller and Stevens, s..
Louis. River 20 FEET 6 inches and fall
ing. Weather iair.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-Arrived Eagle,
Keokuk; Lady Lee, Peoria; Clinton, 81.
Paul; Kinney, Kansas City. Departed
Esgle, Keokuk; Lady Lee Peorls; Belle
of st. Louis, Missouri River. River risen
3 inches, with % feet inch above low
water mark. Weatherclesr and warm.
MEMPHIS, June 25-Riger fell 2
inches; now stands u feet IL inches.
Weather clear. ArriVed-Hsrd Cash,
White river. Departed Newland, Lit
tie Rock; Capital City, VIcksburg; Par
ker, Cincinnati; City Of YIcksburg, s..
Louis; Cherokee and Enterprise, Pitts
burgh; Houston, New Orleans; Sherlock,
Cincinnati; Brown, New Orleans.
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MoUNDsyILLE MENTION.

The Ohio Valley iron Works after
one weeks run is again Idle.
John Jefferson, Esq, who Is probably
the heaviest wool dealer IN the county,
informs me that he is getting consider
able quantities Of wool :or which is pay
irg 30 cents, but that the farmers are sd-
verse to selling at that price. and only
those who are in immediate need OF
money are selling.
A special term OF the Circuit Court
commenced yesterday with Judge j. n.
Jackson on the bench. The trial OF the
eiectment suit OF Ssran g. Peterson VS..
Vim. A. Parrlott ct a., which is row be-
ing heard, is the principal case t. be
heard al this term.
Deputy Sheriff Riggs, last week
brought Robinson, charged with hose
stealing, and bud" Long charged
with forgery, down from Wheel.
ing where they have been confined in
jail for some time, Jsilor Hunter now
furnishes them with hash and other &C
contradictions.
The Camden Guards did not accept
the invitation OF the Waynesburg COM
pany to participate IN the sham battle
which was arranged tor the Fourth O..
July, as published IN the last Reporter.
James g. Homer, of the Camden and
Penitentisry Guards, lett for Loudens-
vile, yesterday evening, to be married
to Miss Kate Webster Of that place. Mr..
Horner has resigned his place on the
guard force and goes TO Psrkersburg,
where he will engage in the office OF the
Sentinel.
J. Alex. Ewing, Esq, has been re-
tanned as counsei for the town for the
ensuing year ct q salary of 500.
w. T. Rogers (white) and John Lewis
(colored) both three year conyicLs from
Ksuswha county, were discharged from
the penItentisry last week by reason Of
the expiration of their terms.
About forty couple psTtOok of = splen-
did banquet 81 the Masonic Ledge room
here on the evening Of the 18th. The
affair was very pleasant one, and every
one present enjoyed themselves hugely.
Mrs. Lizzie Myers was voted by the gen.
tlemen as being The hsndsomest lady
present; aud presented with fine Cske.
By closely contested vote OF the ladies,
it was decided that j. r. Carney was an
ugIier man than Cree!, Of the Neig State
Gazette Carney also got cake.
Deputy U. S. Marshal "Col." Turk, OF
Virginia, last week, brought Salem
Thompson, sentenced for five years, and
Jesse Philips and David Hottie, eight
years each, to the Peni!entisry, for pass
ing counterfeit money. They were tried
and sentenced at Harrisonburg, Viz
ginia.
Cherries are plenty here, selling al five
cents per quart.
Lieutenant McGi's brigade is making
a very decided improvement in the
grade and appearance OF Second street.
The preliminary steps OF y divorce suit,
which promises some rare developments,
have been taken in the County Court Of
this county.
1t is the general opinion of those with
whom l have talked about the matter,
that the present alternate road law will
receive majority vote at the special
election to be held in this county on the
29th OF the present month.
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WELLSBUKG LOCALS.

NJ. S. George, shipped two csrlosds of
wool to h. G. Judd & Root, Hartford,
Coap., yesterday, by the Pewiky.
Forbes, Carmichael & Co. have con-
trseted to furnish the engines on the P,
W. & KY. road, with al the coal they
require. The contract begsn lsst Mon
dsy.
We learn that Geo. w. McCord, a
prominent farmer of this county, who has
baea i'll for some time, died Mondsy
night. He leaves q widow and several
children.
The dance given by the Wellsburg
bsse ball club last Friday evening was y
grand success. About tnirty-tye couple
trIpped the light fantastic. The club
realized neat sum above expenses
Our farmers have commenced cutting
their wheat, which is in fine condition,
and in s few days harvesting will be IL
full blast.
Butter is selling here st 10 cents a
pound, eggs, s cents dozen, rsspberries
80 cents q gallon, cherries 20 cents gal.
lon, new potatoes Is cents n peek. straw
berries are out Of market. Small yege-
tables sell at reasonable prices.
Prosecuting Attorney Tsrr, who had
an attack of vertigo, has recovered en-
tirey and Is IN his office attending to
business.
One of our young ladies will be led to
Hymen's altar, this week, by gentle
man Of Wellsvile. We tender our con-
CALCULATIONS.
Workmen sre engaged in building q
culvert over the run st Yankee and Ohio
streets.
One marriage license WAS Issued yea
terdsy. The happy couple were cullsd
folks" They were married at Franklin,
by the Rev. d. Slesse.
James w. Thompson, live young
merchant of Pittsburgh, Is visiting
friends here.
LLOYD Bowman, the tonsorsl artist,
under the Hudson House, speaking OF
the ordinance closing barber shops on
Sunday, says, with chuckle, good
thing, IL get TO take my g-gal
riding on a Sun-Sun-dsy, now. Rl-
NOR says Lloyd will take unto himseI! a
female companion soon.
VIM. Kelley and family, who have
been visiting the family Of VIM. Brigg''
left yesterday for their home in the tar
west
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ScuIIiug News.

James Manton, of the c. P. Brown
Boat Club, returned home from Pitts
burgh last evening, and informs US that
he succeeded in making race with Dave
Morgan, OF the Daniels club, FOR $3.50
a side. Billy SGhsrt is TO be stake
holder, and the race is 10 come of on the
MoDongatels course, beginning at the
foot OF Nineteenth street, Pittsburgh, on
the 18th OF July. Morgan allows Man
ton $50 for expenses. Msnton will leave
for Pittsburgh on July 9th, aud will put
up st Schsrff's Forrest House.
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NEW ORLEANS, June II, 1878.

New ORLEANS, June Y, 1878.
Tho undersigned certified that he was
the holder of w HOLE TICKET No. 3l,O19,
single Number Lottery, Glass Of in
the LOUISIANA State Lottery, which drew
the first Capital Prize of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS on Tuesday, June
IL, 1873, said ticket having cost the sum
OF Ten Dollars, at the office of n. Du-
doussat, corner OF Common street and
Theatre alley, and that the amount was
promptly pad on presentation Of the
ticket Vt the office of the conn any.
w. 5. Campbell,
% CarOndelet street.
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Normal school Regents.

The regents OF the various State nor.
msl schools are still out on their annual
tour. Safe Superintendent of School:
w. h. Pendleton and Judge Ssmuels, Of
Csbell county lett yesterday. Treasurer
West and DR.. Logan will leave to-day.
Coy. Mathews expects to JOIN the party
81 Shepherdstown.
Their route Is SIS follows: Fairmont,
June 26!h; Shepberdstown, June 2Sth:
Concord, July 3:d; Huntington, July
9Th; GlenviIle, July 10th.
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personalities.

Miss SmIth, Of Baltimore, who has
been attending school at the Female Col.
lege will spend the vacation with her
cousin Miss A. Taylor, OF the Seminary.
ProsecutIng-ALtorney ". s. Wiley, o.:
Wetzel county, was in the city yesterday.
&c. McEldowney, of New Martins
VILE, came up to the city yesterday.
We are glad to seq VIII Msbis out
after several weeks sickness.
Miss Alice Kelly has returned home
from the Shady Side Seminary, near
Pittsburg.
Ben S. Allison has returned from the
Wooster University commencement.
Judge G.. + Boyd snd daughter, Hiss
Beulah, leaves today for visit 10 the
Roanoke Valley, Va.
Miss Mary Bell Trimble, Of the South
Side, is visiting friends in Steubenvlllc.
Hanson Coed, who was taken seri-
ously III ut his office Monday afternoon,
wss too i'll to be removed 10 his residence,
and was still at his office last evening.
II. Reed Abbott, with Harbour "
Dittman, Main street, lef. yesterday tor
Zanesville on business.
Miss Maggie NJ. Trinblc, of Centre
Wheeling, will leave the city tomorrow
for a soiourn with friends in Pittsburgh.
Hon. Jonathan NJ. Bennett, Weston,
is IN the city.
Judge J. j. Jackson, Jr., Pa7kers0urg
is at the Mcclure.
DIR. George ii. Eyster, 8 prominent
Baltimore physician, is visiting his
brotheI-iu-lsw Chas. Il. Senseuey, North
Wheeling.
Mrs. VIM. IL. Shsib returned home
Yesterday after q series of professional
engagements during the commandments
at different female Summaries through
out the country.
Samuel Carse and son, Jefferson Csrse,
arrived yesterday morning on the
Psrkersburg packet from Long Reach f,
and secured round trip tickets to Europe.
They left yesterday afternoon on the
2. 9. & St. l.. railroad for Philadelphia
on the steamer Pennsylvania, OF the
American lire. There tickets were pur-
chased from j. Bailie
General Robert f. Pa!terson, o. Phils-
delphia, is qusrtered a. the Mcclure
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THE COURTS.
Proceedings in the Dii'
ferent judicial Bodies.
SUPREME CoURT-JUDGEs GREEN, MOORE,
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.

SUPREME OOURT-JUDGESG GREEN, MOORE,
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.
On motion of j. NJ. Bennett Caas F..
Caldwell was admitted to practice in this
court.
The following cases were argued and
submitted: Lorentz VS.. Lorentzi Bank
of Virginia va. Hs0dloy; HeaVener VS..
Berry; Beard vs.. Arbuckle; White VS..
Perry.
The case of Boggess vs.. Meredith, in
which motion was made to dismiss, was
overruled.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock to-day.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Selig Weinberg W. John +. Eempo
and others, in chanCary. The argument
in this cause was finished and submitted
to the court.
l.. .. Smith, administrator, vs., Thee
dosla McGinnis, in sssumpSlt. In this
cause an order was entered susponding
execution on said judgment for thirty
DAYS. by the defendant giving bonds with
approved security.
Christian Hess VS.. VIM. Phillips, 10
debt. Demurrer TO the plaintiffs decIa-
ration was argued By counsel and sabmit-
ted to the court, and case continued until
the next term.
C.P. Brown v. Adams Express Com
pany, IN sssumpsit, Defendant flied It's
bill Of exceptions ana an order was en-
tered suspeDding execution.
Adjourned unnl 10 o'clock this morn
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Cincinnati.

CIECIsEATI, June 2j.-H0gs- Steady
and firm; common 50 85Ca3 -; hgtt
50 8OCG3 80; packing s. STAT o.; butch
ers' 81 OOG4 o.. ReCelp.. 1876 head;
shipments 765 head.
~. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-Hogs-Active,
firm and higher; Workers So GOCa,3 75;
packing SO 7O93 50; fancy SO sOS8 90.
Receipts $500 head.
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Foot Wear.

We call the special attention Of the
ladies to the largest stock OF Button Side
Lsce snd Walking Boots, Mignon Ties,
Opera and Toile: Slippers IN the city,
the only place where lsdy can get
properly fitted. All first quality goods
guaranteed, and the price IS low IS any
house in the city. We solicit 81 exam
instion Of our stock; We sre not afraid 70
show goods. Give Is call st Little
Shoe House. JERRY CLEMENS,
Is Eleventh street
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Cincinnati.

UrECIENLTI, June 25.-Cotton- Dull
a. lltc. Flour-Dull and unchsn ged
Whes.-Scsrce, firm aud in fair de-
msnd: red 95c(9Sl %. Corn-Dsmsnd
fair market firm a. 4OG4Ic. Oats
Steady and in fair demand a. 2GG29c.
Rye-Stesdy at 56G67c. Bsrley-In
tair demand; choice new fsll 48c. Pork
Quiet and firm at $40 co. Lsrd-In
good demand st tull prices; current make
So 95; kettle 81 25C97 rs. Bulk Meats
Strong; shoulders s. l2!; short ribs
IS 42t(95 SIS; short clear IS 70. Bacon
Strong and higher St 54G6f(G6tc.
Whisky-Dull st 81 05. Buttsr-Dull
and unchanged. Linseed Oil-Essier at
52S54c.