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LONDON, June 16 -4s, l21, ~ex-coupons:
| Illinois Central, 1877; Pennsylvania Central,
| 61a; New York Central, lbs, Erie, 80; Erie
seconds, 994; Reading, 304.
NEW ORLEANS, June 16.-Sight exchange
| on New York steady, 81 so per $1,000 pre-
MUM. Sterling exchange-bankers' bills
steady, 4S53@4S6.
PARIS, June 16.-Rentes 7Sf, 75c., ex-in'
| terett.
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NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF AURPHY d MI RPEY u this
l. day dissolved by mutual consent, z. r. MuY
ply retiring. J. J. Murphy assumes the sssets and
liabilities, and vii continue the General Insurance.
business under the fm name 1t No. 6 NadiDon
street.
MEkRns September ls. lsS2.
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RIVER NJ

OF YTcE 81 6NAL SRKvIcE, o. s. A, |
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 1e, 1883. {
The following observations are taken at the
same moment of time Il :os p.n.) st all the stations
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FOR While RIVER.

h. h. INSTRUMENTATION Il. W. ..ciers
Leaves every MONDAY aud THURSDAY, a. s
PIN, reserving the right to pass oil Landings the
captain may deem unsafe.
For IuInLLn suon an.LXa al M 4 Madam siLeel
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ELEVATOR COMPANY.
MEN6PHIS
Grain and Packaue Elevator Co

WILL DO A GENERAL RECEIVING, FOR
w wARDING AND STORAGE BUSINESS. Cargoes
of steamboats, and barges loaded or unloaded witn
dispatch. Freight delivered in cars Of all rail
roads entering the city. Ample storage room fol
etc. Freight received and stored in elevator a.
owners RISK unless ordered insured.
Z. Superintendent.
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For Glendale, Helena anna FEiars Poias
COahOma, -e

Marsh Miller, -. master A. l.. Cummins.... ..c Ierk
viii leave IS ABOVE Oh every
MOHDA L. DNESD and kkiDAl at 5 nm.
reserving the right 70 pass all landings the captain
may deem unsafe. once, No. 4 hzulson sIreo..
Ii LEI, JR., Superintendent.
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PELTRIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.

HIDE, ETC-No. l dry flint hides, Ice; No. 2
dry hides, 124@13c (; salt hides, 1O9I24c
No. green salt hides, 5i@7ic No. 2 green
salt hides, &c ; green hider, 5@6c. B.eswa1
prime yellow, 2S@30c tallow, 7@74e f.;
ginseng, per pound, 81 so. D~eerskins-
prime, 25@33c.
CAsDLE-Full weight, 153c.
LEATHER-Oak sole, per pound, 35040c;
hemlock; 27@30c; harness, 36940; skirting,
73@40c; French calf, 100000 pr dozen;
domestic calf, S30@45c per dozen.
FEATHERs-Prime, 40c.
WooL-Tub-washed, 25@35c per pound
unuashed, 1923; bury, 10(916c.
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DLSPENSAkf.
DR.. D. S.
v
Medical Dispensary,
No. II Jefferson St.

ESTABLISHED IN 1901.
DR. JOHNSON is ackro wledged by all psrtiea
L. interested as by far the most successful ply.
sieian in the treatment of private or secret diseases.
Quick, permanent cures guaranteed in every case,
male or female. Recent cases OF Gonorraea and
Syphilis cured in q few days, without the use Of
mercury, change of diet or hindrance from bust.
ness. secondary syphilis, the last vestige eradia
Gated without the use of mercury. involuntary
loss of semen stopped in a short time. Sufferers
from impotency or loss of sexual powers restored
to free vIgor in a few weeks. Victims of sslf-sLUse
and excessive venery suffering from spermstoIrhe2
and loss of physical and mental 70 yer, speedily
paid to the Diseases Of Women, and cnree
guaranteed. Piles and old sores cured witk'
out the use of caustic or the knife. AL consulta.
tons strictly confidential. Medicines sent ~ exs
press to all parts Of the country.
s0r Workingmen cured at half the usual prtoess
QfEee hours from 8 O'Clock am. to 9 Pr.
D. s. Johnson. MD.
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ROYAL MAIL LINE

The First-Class Steamships of this Line-AM-
srERD AM, ROTTERDAM, sCHIEDAM, ZAAN-
DAM, LEERDAM, WA. SCHOLTEN, p. CALAND,
MAS, carrying the United States Mail to the
Netherlands, leave NEW YORK regularly every
WEDNESDAY, for ROTTERDAM and AMSTER
DAN alternately. First Cabin, $40; Second Cabin.
dam, SO. H. Eau Gen'I Agent.
No. q South William street, New YORK
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WHISKY. ETC

'fi9Nt EtSs
@3 so; apple, S2@3 so.
WHISTLES - Redistilled, 90c "a 81 so A;
straight, 81 5OG4, according to age.
WlsE-Imported port, 81 5O94 sherry,
81 5594 chsmpagne-Americsn extra dry
SOS Piper Heidsick, S24@26 Mumu'.
extra dry, S2692S; Pomery Sec, i29 SOFA
81 Q W. Ciiquol, S29 5O@31 50; claret,
- 1907 per box Catawba, "a 50@6.
~LousvILLE, June l6-Whisky steady,
CHICAGO, June 16.-Whisky unchanged.
BALTIMORE, June 16.-Whisky unchanged
ST: LOUIS, June 16.-Whisky steady,
81 IA.
CINCINNATI, June 16.-Whisky steady,
Il Is.
NEw ORLEANS, June 16.-Whisky IN
changed.
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FINANCE N TRADE.
FINANCE
FINANCE.

Bankers report a good demand and an
ample supply Of money, COS per cent. dis
count the ruling rate.
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FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.
tOF LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
Transportation Lfne-For Cairo,
Evansville, Louisville and inc-innau-Steamer
Golden Crown. @

Z. I. Shinkle.. ....m master,
Will leave ] { ESDAY, June 18th, al ~ am.
For freight or passage apply On beard, or 70
HENRY q, LOWE. Agent, Foot OF Jefferson At.
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A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the enon and In.
dittretions OF youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay, los oil manhood, &C., will send recipe that
will euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered BY q missionary in sSuth
America. Send a seltaddressed envelope TO the
REV, JosErH T. IMAM. Station q. New York City
:. nniI. rrhgLU
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Rye measuring seven and ball feet has
been exhibited at Sparta, Tenn.
A Young man in Delaware recently lost
one Of his feet by wearing tight shoes.
An Indiana man started out TO write
5000 words on postal card and banged
himself after writing $4,000.
Florda's cigar product this year is estt'
mated at double that Of last year, when
II $685. SIS cigars were made.
There were three women in Somerset,
KY, one day last week who are the mothers
OF fifty children, nineteen, seventeen ana
fourteen respectively.
A manuscript Life Of st. Patrick, in
Latin, has been discovered in the Royal
Library at Brussels. Itformerly belonged
to an Irish monastery at WuIzburg.
Mile. PiccoIo, Partisan actress, drove
ak burglars out Of her house with u revol.
yer the other night, and then held two u
them, who had climbed up q tree, until the
police arrived.
The Supreme Court OF Nebraska has
ruled that not transferable railroad ticket,
II sold to a third party, caunot be seized by
A conductor from the holder on the ground
Of breach OF contract, the holder being en-
titled 10 possession in order that he may
recover the amount paid for it from the
vender.
II your lace bed.spread and pillow.coyers
are soied, wash them, and, instead OF blu.
ing them, dip them in some very weak
cold coffee, and they will receive from 1t
delicate shade Of ecru, which is 80 popular
for laces Just now. Curtains and other ar
ticles Of the kind may be treated in the
same way.
A splendid figure Of Bhudda has been
unearthed at Meywar, in the Punjaub, and
will probably be brought to England. The
statue is Of pure white marble, stands Elk
feet nigh, and is beautiful specimen OF
the best workmanship Of the Bhuddist
epoch, but, unfortunately, the nose has
b zen damsged and both legs broken.
Cyrus T. Lane, OF Gambia, N. H., lately
told a stranger who asked for lodgings that
it would not be convenient to receive him,
but when the applicant remarked that he
was MI. Lanes youngest brother, and that
the last time they met was thirty'three
years ago, quite scene occurred, and
thanksgiving was at once inaugurated that
continued far into the night.
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What is tho matter with our young men
aud come OF the older ones, too? 1t can't
be that we have struck great streak Of
lunacy OF which these are the output The
disease has been named, and 1t Is called
Anglomanis. Everybody understands
what. IL IL, but how does 1t come? Why
should Americans ape what is Enghgh?
u, Why not ape the German, or the French,
as we used to be more inclined to do, or
the Spanish--or anything else foreignP
An English swell is ludicrous enough in
the eyes OF sensible Americans, but bis
American imitator is insutterable. He is
n poor imitation at best. His role doesn't
come natural to him, and in his effort to be
severely but naturally English he over
does it. lie would be laughed at in Lon
don, as be is here, but he hasn't sense
enough to know that he is being laughed
at anywhere and everywhere. There
may be some reason why the Eng.
fish swell should close up
one eye with pane OF window
gsss, wear clothes Of certain cut, carry
his stick in certain way, take pleasure
in nothing in particular because he is above
these things, and carry himself with a
serene but aggressive sedateness OF manner
that says to everybody, "behold the perfect
mani" There may be something in the
climate Of England, in the fabric OF her
government or the texture OF her people
which produces this national type Of idiot.
Int in this robust, active, pushing
country, where we haven't time to make
fools Of ourselves by cultivation, where men
must he manly to be respected, what has
mt Il into the heads OF our young men to
model themselves after the English pattern?
They NAV be sure that they are laughed at
whereysr thew have the the good fortune to
encounter sensible people. Nobody sus.
pects Them Of being endowed with brains,
though some Of them are sane on other
subiycts The Anclomaniacs flourish
m ,stly in the large cities and have rich
fa,hars m srpnort their folly. but they are
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AMInACLE IN OIL CRY.
Doctors Dumfounded - Druggists and
che Yesp,e villa Wild Excitement.

From The OF CITY Derrick, July 2la, 1851.
Miss MAGGIE MARTIN, OF III s city, has teen
III and combined 10 her house for seve 81 years.
Our best physicians f,iled TO give her re-
lief: She took PeruRa and, 10 the astonish:.
ment Of ali who knew her, she is nov up 'nd
about again Mr. SIMMONS the Drugg St
old 1874 bottles lat week. He buys In gross
lois. Mr.. CowELL, TOO, sells Il. Asa your
drupg' 81 Tor DR.. HAErMAs's ms OF Life"
rib, or address DR. II. atosborn, Ohio,
for one p@W
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THE BANNER COUNTY.
The Condition OF the Crops In Preston,
Land Improvement.

Land Improvement.
Correspondence Of t< IHteItbeneG.
PLEASANT HILL, Preston Co, W. VA,
June I've have had q very wet, back.
ward spring in this county, which has re.
tsrdsd tue farmers somewhat In planting
corn and sowing oats, Of which there has
been large crop planted. Grass promises
10 be abundant. The farmers are now
preparing to SOW buckwheat, which yields
an abundant crop IN this county, especially
on mountain lands. Wheat and rye promise
a moderate crop. Potatoes generally do
we'll and there is large amount being
planted this season. They yield well in
his locality planted as late as the 10Th OF
his month. Stock has wintered well and
demands high prices, young calves selling
as high as FIVE dollars at one anu TWO
weeks old.
Considerable interest is being manifested
by the farmers in the Improvement
oil stock OF nil kinds, aud this county IS
destined TO be one OF the leading counties
OF the STATE. There Is still large amount
OF unimproved land Ia this county which
is being rapidly cleared out and converted
into grazing and farm land. The indica!
tons are that sheep husbandry will become
one OF the leading industries OF the near
future in this county.
Taking 1t all in all, there Is no county
in the State that Offers greater Inducements
| to actual settlers than this county, al
fording as It does all the conyeniences nee
essary. Land can be had at from three to
twenty dollars per acre, according to quail;
i,y and improvement. We have good
climate and abundance OF coal and lime
Mills are conveniently situated in all parts
OF the county. We also have good church
and school facilities. All kinds Of fruit
does well. The modified County Court
system was voted down through the intlu'
ence OF men who wished to keep the afiairs
of the county in the hands Of few at the
County seat instead Of placing it in the
hands Of Board OF Commissioners, one
from each District in the county.
r. D. W.
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Food Frnl,tIn.
purpose.

Chicago's Board Of Trade has been forced
to take up the growing evil Of lard adulter-
alton, in which fraudulent enterprise
Chicago seems to be at the head. Manu-.
facturers OF the adulterated article have 30
demoralized the business that It il very
difficult for honest lard 10 hold It's own.
The dishonest product contains tallow,
mutton suet, white dirt, offal that might
do well enough as an axle grease-all
kinds OF cheap stutI TO give body and
cslor, and rs little lard as the market will
put up with.
This is a day OF adulteration. Fruit
syrups for soda water are made without
fruit. "Store preserves" jellies and the
like are largely bogus; an apple or turnip
"stock," artitlcially colored and favored,
serves for anything, the chief difference
being in the label. 1t is almost impossible
to obtain a pure sugar syrup Of high grade.
Consumers demand the bright golden
syrup and they get it, but It is made Of
corn, not sugar cane, and 1t is known to
the trade as glucose product. But there
are dealers who sell it iu ignorance Of its
true character, aud it Is doubtful whether
the consumer would accept better article
in its place.
snotoriously impure,a fact which was
recently brought out with great emphasis
in New York to the disgust Of some OF the
dealers, one Of whom regretted that people
had got into the trade who were not con.
tent to mind their own business. The
frauds in spices are believed to be as gen.
eral. The mustard has lost its strength;
black pepper which is largely composed Of
cocoanu! shells makes sufficient apology
for its lack Of pungency; the bottled horse
r4dish contains too much inoflensiye tur-
nip to make the tears come" Coffee Is
made Of paste, butter OF odds and ends CT
fat, sugar sanded and milk wateIed. Maple
syrup and maple sugar are almost departed
Slories; little maple Is made to cover the
crop oil glucose, which never fails.
These are all cheats, but not all Of the
cheats that go into the stomach. We can
not accomplish everything by act Of Legis.
lature, but the law can do great deal to.
wards putting stop TO the adulteration Of
food. The evil grows rapidly, bat the pee.
pie are slow to move on the adulterators.
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t,LchnnMk.

IsttAtuHVNR
A Frence butcher by the ,namo OF
Fouuues lately died in 0fau, the Algerian
capi,ol, whose singular fortune It waste be-
thrice at long intervals pronounced dead
and laid out in a'cottin. His first expe.
renee was in 1S4S, when he fell into
a trance from which he recovered in
time to knock violently in the
coffin lid as the bearers were carry.
ing him to the grave. In 1865 an
attack OF the cholera ended, TO all appear.
ance, 10 death, and he was again on the
point OF being buried when he recovered
consciousness. A few weeks ago the doctor
once more declared that Fouques was dead,
but his friends, mindful Of bis two narrow
escapes, resorted to all known means OF
resuscitation and refused TO bury the body
until the most unmistakable evidences Of
dissolution appeared.
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MARRIED..

osa-oXToBY-At the Grant House, on
wednesday, June 0, / So, by Rev. J. T. Oxtoby, u
YaSt saginaw, Mich. Mr.. WIIlIAN oNG aud MIS-
ALICE Y, UXToHY. DO h OF whe' ling
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PERSONAL.

Senator Anthony now believes that he
will soon be as well as ever
Wallace Ross Is at Portland, Me-, in
training for his race with Hanlan.
Mr., Randall goes to bed at 0 o'clock and
rises At G In summer. Visitors at his cot.
tage are always offered milk to drink.
Congressman DunnelI, oiMinnesota, will
probably be nominated for Governor this
year il Mr.. Windows friends do not defeat
him. -..
Gouuod, who is slxty.iour, will never
write another opera, but Is very hard at
work on IN oratorio and requiem, which
hn says will be grander work than
Faust"
One day recently Meissonicr called at
Detaille's house and finding him out went
into the billiard room 10 have some prac.
tiCe. In making difficult stroke he cut
4 hole In the cloth, and being unable to
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,epair It, pasted a bit of paper oyerit and
made thereon an exquiSit little sketch. An
art collector has offered 500 for the patch.
but Detaille will not part with it
Fred Douglass being at o meeting Of
white clefgymen In Boston the other day,
was called on for q speech. mo" he said,
81 came here merely to give color to the
occasion"
MI. Charles Spngue Pearce, the Boston
artist who has received the medal Of the
Paris Exhibition, Is less than thirty years
old, and Is almost an invalid because OF
weak lunys.
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TEAVHLER's GUIDE.

Trains arrive and depart as follows-city time.
II. d O.-Maln Lne-DEPARr-lba m. 5 10 4
m, 2 20 nm, 10 pm, 7oS m. G. Q. ply-92R
m, . is pm ii l6pm s4Oam. W 4 B. Div
6 10 a In. l 30 p m. +opm ARR1vE-Main Line.
u Is q IN, 10 20 a N, 5 Is n m, l0A m, ID m. 2.
q. Div.-G 10 p m, 969 q m, 2 IS Am. ". +. d b.
Div.-s IS a m, II % nm, 23pm.
q. d p.-pEPlKr-6l 10 m, 10 10 n. I 40 p N.
ARRIvE-l2 IS a m, S IS p m, s C. p IN. Gnds 10 m.
r., &. d st. b.-DEPARr-527 m, Q o. q m,
l 80 p nj, Az p m. ARRIyE-SS7a m. II u m,
S57p N, 707pm,
G., T.V. d. w.-DRAhr-9 $751; m, $50 p m, II
10. Sl5 am, 4pm. ARRivE-74ba m, 10 80 u m,
2 50 d M 4 so pm,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WIANTED-FoUR OR FIVE EXpE.
w nenced Iorten at the largest Who sale
Gfoc0ry IN the State. Apply 10 E1NoH BAkR 4
HON5 Nos l4l2 aud 1l'4 MAIN streOt,
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STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS [!

HOT PLowsHAREs. by Judge Tourgec, author
"Fools krrsud, &c, 6lo pagc' y mo-. cloth. Illus
trated. Sl.tO
EssAYs OF GEO. ELIOT. complete. collected by
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gilt, Sl.OO.
SCIENCE N SHORT CHAPTERS, by wr,. N.
Williams, +. r. A. s. 800 pages, I2uo, cloth gilt. 81.
THE HIGHWAYS OF LITERATURE. or What
10 Read aud How 10 Read. by David PrYde, Vi. A.,
r. K. :. Y, l2nO cloth gilt tic
AMERICAN HUA0RlsTs, Bov. H. R. Ilaw.Is, 70
mo-, cloth gilt 76c.
WHAT OUR GIRLS OUGHT TO KNOW, by
Mary J. studley, H. D., limo, cloth. si.oo.
TALKS TO FARMERS, by Rev. ChaS. II. Spur
Econ, limo, cl'th, Sl.t0. ......H LII.
INSECTS INJURIOUS TO FRUITS. by william
slun. ers, President Of Fruit Growers association
Of Ontario. Octave, cloth. illustrated, $50.
CTCLoPKDIA OF PRACTICAL QUOTATIONS,
by j. X HOyt ard Anna Ward. Royal octave,
VIC page. 1le cloth Gilt. $780,
VIRGINIA COMEDIANS, J. ES,ue Cooke new
Edition, two volumes in one l2mo., cloth kilt si1.
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The Republican journal., 1883-06-14
tlIE AEK NOT CERTAIN THAT

tLIk AEK NOT CERTAIN THAT
wv there il aDy heed " our AL
rertlsjDg the present seas0B. W.
are seIljDg an exeepflOnaIy large
quantity VI gOO1s, and though the
c'Gn'DG ery Is that it IS dull s,sIDg,
Otsr fra0e j. constantly on fbe III
c1ease. We 4lge The DAreJs due
rfelljf M adgertis1n4. fyr W. Ggjak
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Mower Knives Il Sections

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Garments f0p ClildrelS Wear
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Black & COIOPGd Silks !

c"I' s"/"s m Mrsr bt'0bds NJ SiILs
0rr 0uprrcrdrnfrd. n,,n ul bulr
M" )"d"rf" NJ jj"reh0an h9gDTfD,
UnrrIp AfOrL uHlhr IflIral rDJDrl,u.
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the leading descriptions, and the improve
ment was well maintained Foreign adj
vices showed little more strength in that
quarter, and lard and bacon we're quoted
slightly higher. Eastern markets were
firner, and prices more favorable to sell
ers. The receipts of product were fair,
and the shipments understood to be quite
liberal and widely distributed, but not
fully reported.
The inquiry was active on speculative
account and the offerings free. Prices
ruled firmer and was advanced 15@25c on
the whole range, and moderately
well maintained. Cash quiet and
steady. May was actively called for, sold
freely and closed steady. The offerings of
lard were liberal and The demand was
active. Prices were stronger and advanced
so 1Oc per 100 pounds and closed steady.
Competition during the afternoon induced
a further advance of 21ac in pork and 215@
sc for lard.
Only 10000 live hogs were received here
to-day and the weeks arrivals will be but
about $4,000. The feeling was firm and
trading active at an advance of 501Oc.
The cream of heavy packing and shipping
lots now command 1915.