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CISCO.

Cisco, June misconceptions. j
Since the memorable night OF the 18th OF
January, when strong men moaned to see
a city on fire, in which lay Wondering all
the eastern side, "avenue D." all the old
building sites are reoCcupied with more
commodious structures, Of heater architect
ural designs. Some stone and brick grace
he avenue, and some new cottages OF q
more embelishing tendency spread from
hill to hill.
The crop prospect and n constant influx
of emigrants and house-seekers com bined,
have fixed and enhanced valuation upon
city property Of 80 per cent. over last year.
A succession of trains loaded with cattle
for Albany have been passing through for
several days and nights. These enormous
herds are owned by eastern capitalists, and
will be ranched in Shackleford county.
A mass meeting was held last night
| to determine where and out of what the
proposed free school building shall be built;
the matter was referred to the trustees for
| final adjudication,
The festive Pythian will don his new par
aphanalia on The immortal 18th" for hal.
aiujah time, This branch of that noble
brotherhood evinces the same characters.
tic spirit of princely knight wherever
found.
Mr.. Thomas l., Payton, Pacific express
agent at this place left last Tuesday morn
ing for Fort Worth to return the following
night. He was seen there on Wednesday
but since then kilograms and other means
employed to reach him have failed. His
young wiie-once a Widows nearly heart.
broken in consequence. Tom, has a host
of warm friends here who are shocked at
his strange conduct. Our hope grows small
Ter rs each successive west.bound passenger
| fails to bring him back. G.
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Kruin,

sr. Louis, June i7.-Judge Krum, whose
unexplained absence from homo has caused
% much comment for several weeks past
returned to the city tonight and held a
long conference with his father and some
friends. Nearly all the statements which
have been published about him were news
70 him and excited surprise. He would moi
be interviewed tonight, but said he would
prepare q statement for publication in A
day or two and give all Information con.
cerning himself which the public were en-.
titled 70. There seems 10 be no doubt but
that the estate of William Robertson, the
cry goods merchant. whose ASST enee Judge
court. was properly administered and ali or
nearly oil creditors paid their claims as far
- the money In his hands would satisfy
them.
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ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, June l6.-[Correspondence, i
Herbert Bivins, whose left hand was am.
putated some days ago, at wrist, will soon
be able to resume the management of J. X.
Bivins & Co.'S mills. Scott mills in town,
running on full time. He proposes to at
tach planning and sash machinery to same,
q. G. Galloway, Of Whitaker & Galloway,
contractors has purchased the post-office
property, and, tits supposed, will build in
connection, with w. w. Henderson This
makes eight two.story brick business
houses. Messrs. Huflines & Scott have un.
der contract brick storage, or warehouse
100 feet square, fronting the railroad. The
foundations are being laid for this work
now. Plenty rain. and the corn crop never
locke better Cotton ton growing rapidly n
bowel troubles. One death, Mr.. Johr
Hughes, a good citizen, from dysentary
Temperature yesterday, highest, 52.
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That Corner In Lard

CHICAGO, June l7.--Clerks are busy in
the offices Of all the firms which went to
the wall yesterday on the bursting of the
lard corner trying to bring order out Of
chaos. None of the proprietors, however,
are willing to talk, and nothing definite
will be known till tomorrow, possibly
not till Tuesday or later. TIE statement
70 made on what Is claimed as good author.
lily that Friday night McGeoch went to
Phil. Armour and explained: the situation,
saying one million dollars would carry him
successfully through the deal; that Armour
agreed TO let him have $250,0O0 that two
other large operators undertook to ad.
vance like amounts, making three fourth,
Of q million, and that then McGeoch tele.
graphed Alex. Mitchell, of Milwaukee for
the remaining $4,000; that Mitchell re-
piled he was willing TO advance 500, 600 h
II would carry the deal through, but he
had looked the ground over and was sure
several millions would be required to com
plete II; SO he declined to enter the syndi
cate.
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Smiths Extract Of May Flower

Is natures own remedy. 1t is no vile concoc.
ton OF naseous drugs and dangerous chemicsE
May Flower is MODEST liltleN plant which
grows In New Foundland, 10 Pennsylvania and
Kentucky, IL il diuretic and astrin gent In iH
properties, and has frequently been used TO
great advantage In Diarrh9a and Bowel Com.
plaints of children. Its great merit however,
is in its gentle and efficient action on the KID.
neys. 1t removes all impurities through ns!u'
raj channels. and restores the system 10 q
healthy condition: 1t promptly relieves psins
In the back and loins, In cases OF weak and DEL
icate females. its value is beyond computation
But for the natural mOdes.y of woman, which
causes her TO shrink from newspaper publicly,
we might publish hundreds OF testimonials Of
mestimable benefit derived from It's use,
Ask your DIT ggist 'or Smiths Extract Of NAY
Flower Read carefully the circular around me
bottle. 1t is yours 10 choose between
Health. Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death,
Prepared Only by s. b. Smith Il Bro, Coying'
ton. XIV For sale nv all druggists
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The complicated diseases brought on by
intense study, thought, care, anxiety, etc,
are often of the most serious nature, Heed
such symptoms as loss of memory, univer
sal lassitude, heart disease, kidney com
plants, liver troubles, and general break
ing down OF health and strength. Wher
thus afflicted, when the least exertior
causes great fatigue, when life seemsa bur
den, use the reliable strengthening tonic
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t viii afford yol
sura relief
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Cheat, Column.
EntfceS.


NoTICE-Adveruseme may be nsnaed INTO
N our business Office up to Sp. m, and Into the
compesing room up to q. N.
NOTICE SEALED BIDS WILL BE RE-
~ ceiyed by the undersigned up TO Saturday,
4 p m, June % for the erection OF a two story
brick residence corner Ross avenue and MaSien
street. Plans on tile at the office of J. +. fian'
ders architect 709 Main street. The night Is TO-
served to reject any and al. bids. c +. CARTER.
junl9 st
NOTICE 70 CONTRACToR5-sEA PRO-
~ posals will he received by W, 5. Parker,
Chairman Building ComAittee, until June 20
1888 for building Public School Building in
the city of Denton in sccorc anee with the plans
and specifications on file in the Mayors Office
in said city, Bond with security will be required
Of the successful bidder. The City Council re-
serves the right tn reject any or all bids.
W. p, WRITER'S, Sec'y City of Denton Tex.
n B-The building will be 70x9O feet-three
stories jun5-liI
N0llCE-CitiZens or strangers wishing TO in
~ vest IN ty real estate. farms or wild lands,
are respectfully invited to call NJ our Office, No.
100 Main street ard examine our lists, maps,
and abstracts of land titles, The best of refer
encc given. JONES { MURPHY, Real Estate
Agents.
NoTICETO CoNTRACTORS-sEA BIDS
~ will be received by the City Engineer until
$ p. m, June 10Th proximo, for putting down 9
bois dare block { Get pavement on Elm street
between Jefferson and poydras Streets l,2i
feet and be ,ween Poydras street and Sycamore
street. l,260 feet ia accordance with the plan,
and specification on file in the city engineer
office, Bond and security will be required will
| bids in accordance with section |, chapter ~
City Ordinances. The City Council reserve thu
| right 10 rejec' any or all bids.
w. NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer.
Dallas, Texas, May %, 1883. may29.2l
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City Court.

City VS.. Harriet Mabry and Anderson
Thompson. resisting an officer; continued.
City VS.. Anderson Thompson, assault and
battery; continued.
City VS.. Harriet Mabry, assault and hat.
terry; continued.
City VS.. A. Thompson and Harriet Mabry,
cursing; continued.
City vs.. Charles Sharp, intoxicatiop;
fined IS.
City VS.. =. NJ. Murray, intoxication;
fined 50.
City VS.. Jake Thompson, loud and bolster
GUS language, fined 50.
City VS.: Jake Thompson, resisting an Off.
Ger; fined $40.
City Va. Mike Casio and Tom James,
intoxication; fined 50 each.
City VS.. l.. Il. Brown, intoxica,ion;
fined $40.
City We. Joe Crawford, loud and bolster.
Gus language; dismissed.
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A Kentucky Diyersion.

GREENsDURG, KY, June l7.-Duripg a
school exhibition at Sulphur Wells, Metcali
county, Marshal Beauchamp asked J. b..
Winfrey and ]. Price to desist from making
disturbance. Winfrey opened fire on Beau
champ, who returned it, and Mcfarland, a
Dystander, was shot dead, and Beauchamp
was mortaliy wounded. A lady, Miss Phil
let's, was struck on the cheek. A negro
who lived at the Wells has not been heard
from since and is supposed to have died in
the bushes, where he hid Winirey escaped
injury. Price is reported badly wounded.
No arrests,
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The EnCaInpment.

GALVESTON, June l7,-General Claiborne
says, regarding the proposed state military
encampment, that if Dallas, Houston, San
Antonio, Austin or Waco will give enough,
or as much as Galveston, he is willing to 20
10 any place go doing. Galveston has not
been selected, but when Galveston, or any
other city, makes lead it will be submit
ted to the brigade commanders, who make
the choice.
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Reunion Picnic Privileges for Sale nj
Mckinney.

Reunion Picnic Privileges for Sale Mt
Mckinney.
The reunion of old settlers and members q
the Association of OK Confederate Missourlans
of Ector Brigade, Rss' Brigade, Finsugh's
Regiment, 18th Texas Cavalry, and several
other eX. Confederate commands, as well AZ OK.
Cou'ccerates and Citizt ms cncrally (ex.Union
soldiers being also inviicd) will be held al Me.
Kinney, on the 9TH and sth days of next August.
The g,onnds will To kept open day ana night,
The following privileges will be sold TO the
SATURDAY, JUNE 50.
Az O'CLOCK y m, az the courthouse door In
the city Of Mckinney;
!. Beer privilege.
9. Cigar aud Tobacco privilege
Z. Sodawater and Lemonade privilege
T. Restaurant and Lunch stand privileges.
s, Ice Cfeam and Cake privilege,
.. Fruit and Candy privilege.
Z. shooting Gallery privilege,
s Flying Horse privilege,
9. Ball Game privilege.
10. Swing privilege
Purchasers will be allowed one to four stands
for Q ach privilege, II necessary aud desirable
locations to be designated by the Committee o,
Arrangements.
No exhorbitsnt prices will be allowed to be
charged for any thing. Beer and lemonade
not to exceed lUcents per glass.
0ne-half tho purchase money TO be paid towr
balance In ten days thereafter Parties no
complying with terms will forfeit the privleg,
and payment
No one will be allowed to erect a stand alons
the road. In the grove, or old or now fai
grounds, excepting those purchasing at this sal,
Not less than iS,cco people are expected ii
chairman Committee of Arrangements.
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Seltecc Aperient.
LANGU0R AND LASSITUDE,

SO COMMON IN THE SPRING, INDICATE A
TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A
SLUGGISH CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE.
GIVING FLUIDS. A TEASPOoNFUL OF
TARRAST'S SETTER APERIENT IN A
GLASS OF WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BREANFASr WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AMI
REGULATE THE LIVER, QUICKER AMI
IMPART THE CIRCULATION AND IMPARI
NEW LIFE AND vIGoR TO EVERY FUNC.
TloN OF THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS
HAVEIT.
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Mo,lcu 10 Icud.

EoR LoAN-l AM PREPARED TO LEND
Il s5Ooo 900 on land, lots, @ unity bonds and
land notes at reasonable rates and satisfactory
time. JAMES b, SIMPSON, for Scottish Am,
Mort Co.. for Western Mort, and Investment
CO.. limited for Dundee Mort and Trust Co,
limited. Jun I
\ DAMS NEG0riATED-Ono TO tye years
IL time, Land notes or deed OF trust required
us security. Texas Loan Agency, Corsicana,
Texas. mayg-u :
MONEY TO LEND-On one 70 1--WE years
wi time at reasonable rates. G. x. Wellesley,
general MANAGER, Dallas, Texas.
I AND L0ANs-J. d. Watkins q Co, Dallas
II Texas. fob 10 II
M febT n
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University Of Virginia

SUMMER LAW LECTURES nire weekly
begin 18th July. 1888. and end 18th September
Have proved Of signal use-lst, to students who
design TO pursue their studies at this or other
Law School; I'd, to those who prorose to read
privately, and 81, 10 racttioners who have moi
had the advantage of systematic instruction.
For circular apply (P. o. University of Va J to
JOHN Is. MINOR, Prof. Com and Stat Law.
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A lDuy Saved.

OMAHA, June 1.-THE fast train time
table on the Union Pacific express leaves
Omaha at noon, arrives at Ogden at G
O'Clock ON the second day, and the Atlantic
express leaves Ogden at $3.50 a. m. and ar
rives at Omaha at 1885 a. m. the second day.
These connect with the Central Pacific,
saving one day between Omaha and San
francisco, and also connect with iowa
trains.
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Jealousy.

CHICAGO, June lion North avenue to.
night Thomas Mcclure, dock laborer met
Mrs. Mary Little, proprietor of laundry,
and cut her throat with razor. which he
then turned upon himself. The woman
died ina few minutes, but the man will
probably recover. Jealousy was the cause.
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Delayed Trains,

-LEAvENwoRTH, June l7.--This city mas no
railroad connection to-day except the Union
Pacific and Leavenworth. Topeka & South
western. The Missouri Pacific, Council Bluffs
and Rock Island trains have all been aban
doned. The Kansas Central also has several
morning.
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Smiths Extract.
Smiths Extract.
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
The Time Tried and Universally Approved
Remedy for all Diseases Of the Blad.
der and Kidneys.
1t Positively Cures Where All Other
Remedies Have Failed to Pro.
duce Relief,

"Br'ghts Disease OF the Kidneys" q fearful
scourage, which spares neither age, sen nor
conditions, becomes an incurable disease only
for the want of timely attention. If allowed q
work Its ravages unchecked until ii has faster.
ed upen the vitals of Its victim, no medical
annually numbers It's victims by the thousand.
A timely use of
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Obituary.

,lCHlcAoo, June Thames Washington
Sheahan, one of the most widely known
journalists in the west, and for many wears
leading editorial writer on the Tribune,
died At $3.50 p. m, after lingering at deaths
door for many weeks.
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Gone to the Bottom,

MILWAUKEE, June 1.-THE schooner Y.
q. Wilson. thirty-tive tonty left Racine May
10Th, the day before the cyclone, and hasn
been heard from since. 1t is now thought
certain she has gone down with Captain
Moss and two men, who composed her
crew,
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IroQuois Nominated

LONDON, June 1.-THE prince of Wales
has nominated p. Lorillard's tive-year.old
brown horse Iroquois, for the race for the
Stockbridge cup, to be run at Stockbridge
on the ylst
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OSHKOSH, WIS, June l7,--Richard
Hughes, well.known and well.to.do
farmer, living near hee, was arrested by
United STATES officers yesterday on the
charge of making counterfeit silver dollars.
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Dallas Eye Infirmary
Prof. D. j. STANSBURY, M. D.
No lOii Kim Strcct Dallas Tcsaa

Read the following testimonials
/ was cured In four weeks at the above In.
Urinary, amer having. suffered for three wears
with gtanulatcdeyellds, MICHAEL KLuNE.
l was attacked " years ago with Texas sore
eyes until became blind, was operated upon
by different doctors until one Of my eyes was
cut out Five weeks treatment In above In
Urinary perfectly restored tho sisht IN the other.
JOSEPH CARDwELL.
was afflicted for Years with granular con.
juncuvits, which resulted In pannus Of cornea
aud en,topion>of the lids SIX weeks treat.
ment at the d Alias Eye and Ear lnAruary has
effected perfect cure JOHN N. KEITH,
I was nearly blind with granular coujupc,iyi.
lis, pannns and staphylomG suffered for two
wears, Three weeks treatment In the Dallas
kye lnflrmary perfectly restored my evesisht
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

II you are going TO the Mineral Wells In fslo
r i,.. sosn!y never buy your tickets on she
70 loee your money. There ere always . su'.
dcient number Of hacks d the railroad stati, q
(nilllapl 10 convey ron y the wells withov
relay Lhsy eAasfs g cents szHa II yss'
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BEYRoUT, June 1.-THE Turks have ex-
PEELED from the district of Marach many
Armenian families, whom they treated
with the greatest inhumanity.
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Crook.

Tucson, A. T., June l7.-Colonel Biadle
arrived tonight with five Mexican women,
taken from the Apaches by Crook at Viii.
cox.
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Smiths Extract of May Flower

VIII positively prevent such results In proof
OF this assertion, we cite you to the numberless
testimonials in our possession. and quote such
eminent authorities as DR.. Eli Ives, Of New Hs-
ven, Conn, and DR., King Compiler Of Kings
Dispensatory.) Ask your own physician if.hese
names are authorities, and decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice TO an advertised med
cine. Decide now, il may not be too late,
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MILLER'S HOTEL

81, 80 4 Al West 26th Street, New York City.
Southern people visiting Ycw York will lind
this house most desirable stopping place, pos.
scssirg the comforts OF home with the sdvan.
10 the centres OF trade. tho parks, places
amusement aud principal churches. Pure \,
perfect ventilation. unexcoptonable table, Tu,.
kish, Electric and Roman Ra,hs,
HEND FOR llRCf1IA
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A Rare RECEPTION.

The practice Of putting "patent" med!.
oines Is simply sbonhnabie, and we discour.
and We make one here. Hunts Remedy,
the great kidney and liver medicine, has
proved itselt 10 be valuable medicine, cap.
able Of doing great good 10 sufferers from
complaints OF the kidneys. bladder, liver
and urinary organs. II has cured Aous.
ondo, -7t7 -'.'7-7 :
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EoR sALE-REsIDENCE AT CORNER o
II HarwoOd and Wood streets For term
apply TO GEORGEN ALDRlDGE iun6.li
For &emi.

PoR RENT-A FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS
fronting south, with gas, water, and closets
on same floor, opposite Postoflicc. Inquire at
City National Bank u.ay2g u
L'oR RENT-A large building, suitable Tor
Il both dwelling and carpenter and blacksmith
shop, for only $40 per month. Inquire ot J.
Efoutg Herald Onlcp
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EDUCATIONAL.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
EDUCATIONAL

MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal. Opens
September 9th, closes June, 1891. Unsurpassed
In Its location, in Its buildings and grounds il
its genera appointments and sanitary arrange
ments Its full corps of superior and expert
fenced teachers It's unrivalled advantages IL
music. modern languages, elocution, fine arts
physical culture. and instruction In the theor,
and practice of bookkeeping the successful
efforts made to secure heath. comfort and hap
piness its opposition to extravaganza; 1t!
standard Of solid scholarship.
ne For full particulars apply to the Principa
for Catalogues
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For 4alE.


Tor SALE OR LEAsE-THE TRINITY
/ Mills property, is miles northwest of Dallas,
on the Missouri Pacific railroad, containing $40
acres of land, 14O in cultivation, balance in tim
Der; together with Touring MILL &C., or will sell
the mill alone or lease the same for the season.
Address Il. q. I. KENDALL, 40S Main street,
Dallas, Tex. junl9.lmo
nor SALE AT A BARGAIN-A DESIRABLE
L business corner, near the Texas 4 Pacific de.
pot Apply to DOUGLAS & hanover, Real
Estate Agents, corner Of Elm and Sycamore
streets. junl9.lw
l.'Ok sALE-A FARM EIGHT MILES FKOM
Il Dallas. containing twenty sores of woodland
and twenty acres clear, under fence and In higu
state OF cultivation the farm also has on II q
No /. box house, a kitchen q stable and a large
new barn. Good water on the place For par
ticulars enquire Of A, Dyslerbach. East Dallas
junl3-2w
NOR sALE-REsIDENCE AT CORNER OF
II HARDWOOD and Wood streets For terms
apply to GEORGE ALDRlDGE iun6.lm
lSOR SALE-A GOOD FARM CONTAINING
II $50 acres miles south Of Dallas, on the
prairie 800 acres enclosed lSj in CIVILIZATIONS;
remainder in grass; everlasting spring water;
3 houses on the premises 70 acres in the timber;
VIII be sold on easy terms; price, $50 per acre
Apply TO ID. KING, 500 HARDWOOD street, or To
PRAriiER ~ ARDRY, Elm street may30 I'm
FOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE, b0g ERvAY
| street NJ NJ NEWSOM. may l9.tf
E'OR sALE-HAVlNG OPERATED SEVEN
l. drug stores for the past ten years | wish to
curtail some and offer 10 sale my drug business
at Paris, Tex, located in'one OF the most pros.
porous aud growing cities In Texas. II is a rare
chance for sut cess 10 any purchaser. Address
CiiAS, o, BOWEN Paris, Tex. may2lm
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Mr.. George p, Miller, Hamilton, Texas,
says: "My family have used Browns Iron
Btters for dyspepsia, nervousness and
sleeplessness with good results"
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billion OF temporary characterization, which
occurred in the early part Of the year. is
alluded to, and the course Of the superin-
tendent in the matter approved and the
zeal and fidelity Of all the authorities con-
nected with the academy highly commend
ed. The board bestows praise on all seen,
entrusts the academy to the favorable con-
slderation of the secretary Of the navy, and
so,icits Tor it the liberal support of congress
IL has been asserted that Major Nickersor
's hiding here, but the Republ can will say
o-morrow, after investigation, it finds sucl
Is not the case. IL will also publish tn,
statements OF a gentleman just arrived
from st. Louis, who says he saw and spok,
with the major in that city last week.
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The Havana Sugar Market.

HAVANA, June l7,-Sugar remained very
quiet with declining tendency, making
holders more reluctant to sell.
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pEcK'S COMPENDIUM OF Elm

.-.--,...--.--- Has Joke IN every para. -
ScspSas. s c snGk ss'i Ab III noY ?n xNS
HE PA, and all the masterpieces Of the great.
e.. numorist Of The day. A literary marvel. 100
" ua;Wr 1nns Price, By mail. e2.!A AGENTS
CirculAr nee, OF 70 cave tina send % cents ioi
uotatAnd secure choice q territory.
X.xFSxLE } %. g teuia IA
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Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
ranks first as curative agent In all COM
plants peculiar to women.