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yVi I ST, OUIS PISPAT CH: MONDJSYENmcft OPTOBn 1L 1875; 1 -v---W iHE DISPATCH. PALERMO'S SIiAVER, PBEPABING THE BALLOT. OVESCOATS, Lut -nf Jntf ges Ilaces of Yoting on the Aew Cpnstltntioit. Their Trial Commenced la the Criminal Coart To-day. i is i IramJsnw'; 1 es- t1' Children! $50.

v- eD-XiIVB STTL7BBOBH Trti tmtmLfT HA1TDSQHE HGUEESI STOVES. Up to'Jul 1st, .1875." X'-i Men's, Boys', $18,. $35, $5, $7, S. B. COB.

STOCKS AND BONDS. Quotations corrected by P.F.Keleher A bankers and brokers, No. 307 N. Third street. BAKX STOCKS.

i itser Drvxoaaro Tha dividends on stock are 8 estimated amount actually paid In. Bank of Commerce 108 Bank 8t. Louis 1U0 Bank of Ivortli Aiuerica 40 30 110 100 ISO Won-declarrtur. so SO 76,4 lc IOC 1M 10 ho 1M) 17 JaJy'74, lousni JnlvTi, 89c8ai 1W4 ou Buidie Maraei KsvlsirK 10 1U i3 Boatman's Kk luo HaVga IDS Jan.Ti.Stfc&is ttroaaway 4SM U0 74 HX JoIy'SJsVeSni Bntcbera' aad DroveTfL. SS 109 Cferondelet 8y an lot Jnly Jaa.16.

6 Patau so in It CJitinms' tssv. iiiss 100 100 KSUH- ffSoStn Jn 73iji)el OentralSav. Bk 28 SO (Jcsnmerctallik lot lot Htcnrity Bank. 109 loo Capital S2M Non-dnelarina' on-aeoiartn i Jan. '7a, Jnly75.

Sjlceoi jail '25, 101 St 190 Kmpire 100 1U1 Fourth Nation ioi' al Bank CO 1U0 KB JlayTS, gatsn 40)4 an. TV SVaSm 50 JnlvTSJOSoto 51 Fanners' and Trsders' 4BX tUO Frankllii Ravfc. iuu iuu Franklin Ave. Oct. Slav.

Inst ton CO German Bank-German Amer 84 ican SO 100 29 SO Jnly473.59c6m Genu an 8av'm Guardian SO 60 13 li aoo FobTS.1cm 13 14 mbenua Iron Udoutiiain 1UU liX Julyn, Bank 3i loo ttiternat'lBank IU0 Lafayette 1S loo Luess Bank. loo luo 13 is' IS Jan.75, ttce 45 Jan 13. 6tSiai IT Jnly7li.l0norjia Jan-Tojueicay Lncas Market Sarin trs bank BX 100 ktaiiufacturers Savinirs Bank lot ho Mei-iisries' B'k ItW 100 10)4 IV4 Jaa.TS,5c3m so 81 so 8S 15 "is SS JulyTS.Sw'ota SSX Jan. "76. 69c6m .84 July 76, yc6m Mecl-amea' Sav HSU 100 Merdi.

Katon'l Bank 100 100 Merch.B'k,old 34 36 Mercantile art iuu iuu Market Street 14J4 100 "ri" 11 ao6a MullsnpbyRav a 100 Nai'l b'k Htate of Mmsourt. ins 100 luo 80 100 luo loo 60 so loo so 60 ,100 luo too 74 ns rontiiicnt'l B'k 100 110 ISO 100 70 130 S6 160 SO 48 67 ortn St. Lome 8avim Inst. GO Provident Bav- intrs Inst 100 100 75)4 Xou-declarinK bt. Lotus na tional Bank 100 State Saviors Association SO Tenth Ward feavutg-s so Third National JatL75.1ffScnm Bank 100 July'75, 4'Sc5m t'nion Savings Ass 60 r.

rl. Slav's Ass. 60 Valley National Bank 60 Juiyrs. 5o6m seo 96 KTSisln W.St Louio S-av lot 7V 80 workinir man's 100 otk Prices represent so many dollars share IMSUBAN'CKS STOCKS. Amrican Cen tral 23 100 13 Jan.75 kTSclyr Boatmen's In'fi liiet i 100 liu luo 10 luo loo lilt liu luo liu 100 100 InlT.

Citiztns' HiO I'M IrtiiiLlin Iiw 76 Si' 75 Jan. ftctiui Ju Jefiersou 60 Limibermeu nw Jan. 75. tnSeSm Jan 74 fJoim VcHm lacinc. 60 rheniz M.

Louis 100 M.Ioui8ljfe.. leal United. luo aa S3 iou' July'73 iiiiin luo iui BAILBOAD STOCKS. Atl't tM-fciflc tfd. Mo.

div 100 100 6 PJSKISti. MISS BRADY Will, on 13th, have an a-penlng 1 Dress Bonnet aad Round Hsu, at Bsr rooms. He. 407 N. Foarib street, to raij she in- vltes ber customers an Uia ladles (eaerally Me -car-da.

E3L IF. "Has Nam4 from SIS Xackee Street so 618 North roarth it. OtteuMMaaialA. FINE SHOES. Ilr.

Dillon and the Styles. Thla a beantifal ptete BeWatylaof coat and Teat, tha piodact of his on ferula mind, aad haa been eompliawated raif bigUr by the "Mew York Monthly," reoogiilsed an tkorUr on anUenlen'i fashlona. Mr. Dillon "i rtook ia full anfl cams, end mfconia sMblm at hia I'Uoeoo Wafawt street, opposite the Sontoem. IMPORTANT TO THE PBE8KRVA-TION OF TKETII.

John Gesnetl's Cherry Tootb Paste. Jlie most efflcacipua dentifrice known. Try Sold by airarcggi8t. Wholesale ageata Biehardson 704 North Maia street. Ur TOWN ANU OUH.1.

City collection to-day wera 1 1 ,005 03 An flection for school director In the Fifth ward will be held to-morrow. Tha vacancy la occasioned by the resignation of eroiaBi. The 1 belnf mmlfetted la forre of the subiee In the oily. There tikve ben no dettha bat a good deal of cotno. (Upyrlght skewered.

Tbe aDniversarv of the birth of Father Mm hew was celtbrated yesterday by eleven temperance societies. The di pity was very fine. The total city mortality for last week In St. Louis was ot whom 103 were white nralep, 59 white females, 2 colored males and one colored female. Tbe quadraplex telegraph wire was Tfsteidav j.ui Id operation to the Western Union ffica in tbis city.

By this wire two mestsgfs can be sent each way at the sams tine. A meet log of the St. Loots bar. In ret erence to tbe death ef the late Jmlie Lacklanrf, will be held at Court Kwn No. at half past 0 o'clock Wednesday morn-.

lag. Some mischievous individual turned on a false alarm of fire from Geyer avenue aad Kcealti street (box 154), at half-past nliie o'clof last night. The regular monthly meeting of th heard of public schools will be held to-mor row evening, at their room, PolyWchaic building. James IT. Ferbus, who was arrested in June last for kicklcg and dangerously injuring a woman named Mary Curly hU an examination in the court ot criminal correction this afternoon and was held to aa-swer the grand jury.

The appraisers in tbe matter of opening an alley through block 63, between Carr and Cheiry streets and Broadway and Sesend street, will file their report with the hud ccrrmweioner to-morrow morning. A boy named Henry Williams, who was arrested on the Fairgrounds last week, while In the act of picking a gentleman' pocket, was sent to the House of ilofuge by the mayor this mornirg. Fiedcrick Meyer presented himself at the Park station, between twelve ani onebVIock tLis morning, wound up in a ktot with the colic. He was sent to the City hospital. Judge C'ullen overruled the motion in tie forfeiture sage this morning.

This will be rather severe on Mr. Luebnng, wh is the bondstnan in eight cases. An uppeal will undoubtedly be taken ta a htgaer court. This is ihe openiDg night of night-Bi toolf, held under the auspices of the nboi 1 bosicl, and the secretary ani his a were busy "for lb occ i-tion. The chools will continue three HiOtths.

"Five ftet.tfn inehe? high, light red hair, dark business hickory gblrt, high lice shoes, 35 or V) Teurs old thfe ara tfte main points describing an unknown nun tkeu tut of ibe river at theloH of Myrtle fclrcct eeterday "Kther, what does a printer live oo' "Live en? The same as otiter fjlk of Why do you Bcu3 ou satd you hsdn't piid anythiD? for yojr paper, and the printer still eenJi it to 30U." A colored woman named Ma'iida DjjvJ was taken while visiting oni) friend in the alley, between Ninth and Tjnth. 31aiket and Chestnut streets, lait e7cnia, and before medical assistance cojld reach her she died. Justice Walton, of tbe Eighth ward, sst-Ccl matters matrimonial for two eojok-s this mornii'2. Tneywefe: Joha Fjter, of liaroupln county, lit-, and 11 rf. Mirl lli tjertf St.

Morgan ElinDods and Mrs. Sarsh Roberts, of Caseyville. III. The regular quarterly meeting of the Iculitutional mission will bs held tc-mcrraw veiicg in the Walnut Street Frcbytf rian church, corner of Sixteenth u.d AVatcut streets. The mpe.i?s are held at 10 a.

Tuesday, in' Belvldere Fist, corner ot Thirteenth and St. Charles itietts. The candy manufactory el O. II. Peck-ham Nos.

420 and 422, street, was burned at o'clock Sunday nioroiBg, the stock beinir. damaged 5 wortb, and the building to the amount ot 3.000. all covered bv insurance In Eastern companies. Twig Farcell's butter commission house, adjoining was tlightly injured. Rev.

W. G. Eliot, Brown, and George Partridge, accompanied by Mr. W. A.

Steel, mayor ot Joliet, on Sunday inspected the House of Uifugs, In the course of which a meeting was organized and the inmates addressed by all the rlfitors named. The bays and girls manifested great interest in everything that occurred during the visit. According to the Miss Fanny Davenport made a stump speech to a reporter of that paper, in the course of which the said: "It la one of the misfortunes of my profession, especially with my sex, th it to soon as they have wen any measure of rtecgnition have achieved any sucsssi whatever ia any particular 'line of they are at once urged by and ambitious, but too frequency lEjudicicu, friends, te attempt some more ambitions, pretentious and exacting parts, for vvhlch tney may be totally unfitted by waat of natural ability, as well as previous tiaiuicg and study." Good speaker! J-OCAL PKKSONACS. O. cm.

Byron and lad are at ths South Hon. Evircit. B. Roe, ot Chicago, ii at the Dr. Mortimer, of Slew Tork, is stopping at the Everett, Mlt-s Fanny Davenport arrived the Southern yesterday.

Col. Sam Churchill, of Louisville, is iu tbe city, en route to Little Kock. I). II. Elliott, superintendent of tha At-laritiu mid Ginf railroad, Florida, puts up ttl the 1-sclede.

Col. It. L. Hioton, a proulnent p'anter and merchant ot Washlajrtan, Is a fuen at tliO Everett. Kr.

Jos. Reynolds of Hat Springs. is registered at Barnum's. (oi. J.

W. Blanford, of Viola, end MaJ. W. A. Toohey, oi Denver, are at Uarnom'rf.

Mr. Aler CorirfliBg of Charleston, S. srd Dr. G. F.

Bailey of New York, enroute to Ailzsna, are at Barnum's. At the Linuell are quartered Hon. J. A. Gates, of Chicago: Col.

John Seullin, Clalk. Nashville; U.S. Eilett, Yc zoo. and H. C.

Hail, New York. Ioaac E. Eaton, member of th Di mocratic talionul committee for Kansas, is ii the city, rn route to Ohio, to be present fet the election to-morrow. He pots Allen's majority at 50,000. Mrs.Wm.

Page. Mrs. Hawson, Mrs. ilorrisor, Mrs. and Mrs.Paiilipa, of the bt.

Louis Institutional mission, islied Jctterson City last week ani organ lutd a btanch association In that place, ot which Mrs. Gev. Hardin ia president, Mrs. Dr. Sbannon Sirs.

Kwlog vloa presl. Mrs. Heed secretary, and Mrs. Clark treasurer. BOOKS AH STATION ERY.

Eaiablitthed IT Years Hew Location Improved Arrangements East, cm J. AV. McIxniUE, 71C OHre gtceet. Tjjoelicht o-DonckkR are BBlllai out, Doings of the Revisors. Board The beard of revisors met at the fflce" of Est II McHenry, recorder ot notes.

this morning, all the members being present. Mlnutei of the last meeting were read and approved. filx additional names were reported on the dead list ot tbe Third ward, and thirty-six reported aa removed. All were Btricken from the list. Ia tbe Fifth ward, twenty-fire removals and five deaths were stricken off.

Two additional removals were noted In the Sixth ward, aad properly disposed of. ne xoiiowina; rat ok Town wcrs rcponeu on the death list from tbe First ward John Albrecnt, Geo Edmund Border, August Brass. Joseph Fritz, Eull Holzborn, Wm. T. Johnson, Joha F.

Klein, Barney Reidenbacb, Henry Ssbaff-meister, Ottocar Steiger, Ferdinand Tocter-msnn, C. Freiberg, John Lohram, The Elhtb ward reported a number ot changes. an tne minin, ktcdwsd nwnin bob five deaths were stricken from the bosks. One hundred and ten names were taken off the books of the Eleventh ward The citv counselor was requested to ren der an opinion in regard to the length of time theboard was sit, the members not understanding the law quite clearly. Jacib Hertzfekl, Henry Dienstbier.

Ia same ward, the following erasures were made, the parties having left the oity or rtmoved srem the ward: uustav u. Baer, Henry Bender. Ctarles Bidel, Wm. Bii- batfner. J.

O'Calaban, August Ehmert. Alex. Fsaer. F. W.

Fanerbacner. Utenard Fisther, Geo- Belts. Herman ileiter, Frank QieKsng. Henry Hiemang, John uocn-l raver. Jobn Huler, John Glsetan, Tbrophile Stoe-cklin.

Herman Stlehl. Chas. Hansen. John Klien. J.

C- MuGln-nesa. F- O. Mathew Frank. Philip Krant, Patrick Lawler, Joseph Mu aler, Jobn O. Miller, James A.

Aioo-man. M. P. Ocan. Wcs- H.

Voorhis. Bu- dolob Kablert. Adam Klein, Jr. Koerder I'Miins. 13.

15. anarun. raui msusuru. In the Third ward tha removals reported and stricaen on were o. u.

mnson, do Bremer, Wm. Burk, Joseph ClarK. fatrics Cane, Jacob uocucr, nemrica nam-wortk. Joseph Hlnters, Geo. Hasman.

J. W. Hartlng. Thomas Kehoe. J.

P. LiHe. F. W. MDhimsan.

John Morris, L. Molman, John Murphy, Joba Oveibeck. H. P. Ostetson, Wm.

Rankin. Andrew Smith, John San- ia. C- Stone. Geo. Regan.

A. O. Wiley and Wal'er Wyman The following named also stricken from tbe same ward: dead persons were I be voters oi Madisen Llrrcunt. H. H.

Peniman, C. G. Orth. Lorentz Kaub, Adolph Wurm and Jobn Eicbberger. Ihe following were stricken from the lists of the Fifth Burke, Arch.

DutP, Patrick Hogaa, John E. Oxlev. Maurice Collins. J. N.

Armentrout, B. F. Ballard. Ben. S- Bell.

J. O. Bell. H. II.

W. Brolaski. J. B. Berdeau.

Jeremiah Fruln. Gustav Tuholski. Max Tuholski, Henry v. LAUgnim, junan Laugnan ana Jeremiah Sheeban. His Own FoUcemaa.

John Kennedy, a laborer ia one of ths brick yards at Cheltenham confronted De tective Hennessy ia the detect! vc's olfi se this afternoon In a blua, informal way, ana ss.a he wanted him to work up a little ease." "WeU wnatts it," says tiennessy. 'Well, you see, I waa working out there wld a scut named Wilson, and when be cot nie asleep the other night, be 'ola all me eiotxes wnnouime snowing he is cut there now and I want ye te jet him." Hennesv took a description of clothes and rjlaced it oa thi fi'e. asstir Kt Kennedy that tne matter wou.at ecelve prompt attention in lae ime. Tbe latter was about to start, wb- it occurred fo his mind that be mzht aid the officers in bringing the thief to justice. and turning to Hennessy, he said: 'Suppose I meet bim tow when I go back can I tve bim till seme ye comes "Yes." repried tbe defective.

'hold bim until you sse an officer." He was satisfied, and went out in a Lurry, avowing his e'-trmiustion to put a he a on Dim, 3i. DeBar's New Orleans Company Gone south. By tbe Cairo Short Line, last night, a por tion cf DeBar's New Orleans Drama'ic ccrxpany left for the South, a part ot the ce nit. ant having taken passage by tbe steam er Con men wealth. Following are the cr.mes of tbcee who left last evening: H.

W. Miu-bell, leading man; W. W. Ward, C. B.

H. J. A. Melton. hiriy A.

T. Boyd, F. O. Savage, vv. i.

ijitnin, i Stevens, Jicunte. Mis l'ecrst'B. leading laJj; Miss Madden, iit'e: Mrs. Abdrews and Miss Ber- srd. The party were sccompanicd by Ol iver Doud Byron, with wham they wil ay a wei in Meoui.i and a week in ejaives- ou.

befeie tasing up winter quarters in the Crtseett MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York. New York. Oct. 11.

Fleur Quiet. ehlo st.lphlugs $8 IraO b'sade tn: $,, SO. Kl. IXyDlS low Sj. Lt uls strslclit a 39.

eriiolce xx So. Kami. ss lAJoiiw. Vt i eat Otilxt ana sleadr. No.

i Cliicaro and Milwaukee sprlni $1.21 0 lf(13Ti. rvri tet snd stcadv. "a vieste-ra Beit ice paid ror prime dry Liverpool. Liverpool Oct. 11.

FIcur 24s fYff2. 6a. "Wlirnt-Winter UsTctlO' Td Milwaukee red Ss lOd sliyl: C.Htoraia whi Udells 3d; California dun lis i. Fork Ws. Bf 60s.

Bacn-LCMri! 1 ard eils. Tall.w 183 Ud. JHilwankee, MlLWArKRF. O-t. 11.

Wlieat Firm: No. 1 Mllwaai.ee SI bard SI No. 1 Milwaukee Oa nnc; No. 'JO sc. BTf Steady No.

Msjlej-Flrm: No. SI 03. LIVE STOCK. The receipts and shipments for the forty- eight beura ending at noon to-day were as follows Rect. ....1,505 1,372 4S7 ShD.

Cattle Uogs 627 79 Boises ani rrul 60 National Stockyards. CATTLE. uccharged, with at most, only moderate. 'Ihe attendance of buyers for the opening day of the week was fair, but mainly local speculators and interior buyers whose slight' wants were chiefly devoted to butchers' cattle. (Supply on sale fair, some one hundred car loads or more.

which was ample. In fact, exports fjrtni next Cay or two win oe smii, as, to U33 the expression of a prominent shipper, it bo various cattle centers are "chuck full." and this nversi-nnlv must be worked on before ac tive operations maybe looked for in this line. The principal buyers this a. ro. were from tbe markets oi Pittsburg, la- dianspolls.

Philadelphia ana Cincinnati, who pale from vjw-z tiuior commoa to Jf OOO DBLlVe COWS, 9 A OI 1.1 CrflU- AO '1 6,1 mon mixea lexans to gooa i exan steers. Good Texan cows brouuht fi to: lair na tive steers $4 50; light mixed ditto i 93 (n'A FrO per lutibs. in stocK cattle we nave cPSEge lo note wnntever. ine luq-iiry rotniD! from roeaers iimtteu, ana atw ertber for medium to good native stockers. nhkh bring from 8Ta3 To.

We note sale cf three car loads ef good native fes l- r( steers of 102-j res averazs whim bronabt 93 75 per ICC tbi. Commm tative std Tcxsa slecrs dull and en tirely neg tcted. Beet cittla, from camnan cood. ruled weak and somewhat 'rreunlar. Common mixed stnff brought t2 (at eo.

fair $2 7ds, good to choice (o3 A. values Blow ana nominal. nexis. In better demand and steady, bat no hkher. several packers are ia the mar ket lookingaround for supplies, and as saon there is a sntncient nutnocr wui eperations.

llecHpts continue light, and. ss Of ual, of a mixed character, that requires eortirg" tefore tney can oesoia. Llebt boss acd stockers dull snd neglected. Transactors moderate, chiefly on account of the slimt ettof the supply, we quote sleek bogs at 15 50 6 10; light shipping st tioccat: (73; bacon at i ous ti; ard 7 6.rto 00 tor fresh and extra butchers' tons. SlTKXF.

Drill sad weak with fair supply Of com mon to fair that are slow of sale. Values slow at $2 252 75 for eommoa t33 90 for good, and $8 Wgi 2a for choice. A Scottish student, supposed to be defl- eient In Judgment, war asked by a profet- sor, la the course of kit examination, bow be would discover a tool. 'By the aeo- trosahe would aslr," waa- the prompt-ed To-Dai's SATURDAY' Some Account of the Life or aa right Man. Cp- Thedeathot Judge Lackland, which annouBced I as having occurred at eleven o'clock on Saturday night last, will be regretted by all who knew hlssrsasaxeaUaaea and true worth.

He was a plain man, entirely BMbtruslve, yet blunt and outspoken when occasion required. Ia former years, before the disease which caused 'Ala death had developed itself, he engaged arduously in the practice of law, and but a few years alnee be was ef counsel ia a great many of tbe more important causes In our courts. Hia policy at the bar wna straightforward, there being not the least of the demagogue in his nature. He always drove right straight at the objective point of tbe case at bar, letting ail aide Issues alone until he had attained the end fee desired. He was not an eloquent man ta the sense ot the word that comprises the rules ef or story, jet but few men possessed the convincing power before a jury that he always ahplayed.

He was accustomed to calling tbirgs by their right names, not in the vulgar sense, but in the common sense style of a -ran who is fearless ot the jaerssod tr.achiDatioDS ot nnscrnpnlous men. He was an trprigbt lawyer and a just judge. But tew ot the men who hav. enjjyed judicial boner in this country, and few cities have had a batter class of judges than St. Louis, have gained fo thoroughly the respect and unalloyed oon-fidenee of tbe people as -lodge Lackland.

In tbe department of criminal taw ha was peiujhrly successful, and many thought when he was elevated to the criminal bench that he would prove too harsh and uayield-in for the position. But In this they were tcistskc-n, for a more discriminating, oour-tious and kind-hearted man to the weak and unfortunate class, whose easse were brought before that tribunal, baa not been known. When it became ntcessarv to pronounce sentence on these condemned to punishment, he alwavi exhibited the atmost tenderness and apparent reluctance to perform the duty in-rumbt-nt epon him as the' representative of justice. One occasion is remembered by the writer, when it became his painful duty to pronounce sentence of death upon a woman who had been found guilty ot taking tbe life of her illicit lover in a fit of Jsalouiy. The condemned woman was brought Int the court room before the opening ot tbe morning session, expecting sentence) to bs pronounced upon ber.

Judge Lackland sited, before calling ber before him. as if oppressed with the weight ot some impending' strugvle. and it was not nnUl late In the moruing session that the cause of hia seeming trepidation was developed. He called the prisoner to the bar and in the most childlike manner snd with delicate tones of Jlue recounted to her the nature of the crime-she had committed. Not one word ot unseemly reproach was uttered by htm.

ant when he carte to pronounce the sentence and called upon God to bave mercy tjivxi b-r soul, it was with tha utmost dirtu-ultv he ctuld articulate the needed words, so fall was he ot tears at th? contemplation of the consummation of the avvful sea'rncs that he was He wept like child, and it was several minutes be so far recovered his If-possr-s-ioa as to resume tbe business of. his conrt. He exhibited fo much devotion to the ad-Kiclstra'lon of Justice in tha criminal department, that he was afterward elevated to the judgeship of tbe circuit court, where be showed himself equal to be arduous duties imposed npon him. He had a bru-q-ae manner with bim that sometimes appeared harsh, but the youngest and most humble member ot tbe bar could always depend, ur-on the graating of an) motion that tbe justice of bis ease demanded. In tte latter part ol bis life Jud-e Lackland was a devoted CarUtian, and men lived with more true determination to answer tbe expectations imposed upon them than be.

In tha tuteriBt time and the most exacting contents he never spoke unkindly of hia neighbor, mil although he sabered with the utmost rrrtinaciry to his own opinion he conceded te ethers tbe right to tbe unin'er-ropted et.jjyment of their vies, widely they may have differed from his He was a man of strong au4 decided political views, and did not hSsUate to them, even in times when it was hazardous to do so, yet be was never a candidate political cilice, although often solicited to accep' nomination for high le gislative and honors. Few zaen are left us wto cccupj so exalted a place in our esteem. Tbe bar is less pure without bim, and the community has lost one of Its truest men. To whom nbaM we look for alike exam-'Isry lift Where is hi compeer to be we cannot answer 1 Judge Lackland was born in Mont-ffcnety county, Maryland. He came to Mhscurl wita his parents when quite a bcry, and commenced his career as a clerk in tbe he use of Mullikin Pratte.

aferward studied law in tbe office of Charles D. Drake. He was circuit attorney for St. Louis county for one tHiu of four years he was Judge of the criminal court for one term, and Judse cf the circuit for a portion of a tein. resigning after having occupied the be for ibree years and a half.

In conse-querce of impaired health he retired from piaciice about eighteen months age, and hi bi ei', since then, riving on his farm near Biidtton. where he died in bis fifty-fifth year, from the effects of disease of the throat and lungs, which has afflicted him for the past twelve years. His parents both died within the past five years at an eld are. He leaves one brother Wm. H- Lackland tbree sitters (one single and two married both the latter residing ia New Orleans; one tbe wife of Mr.

Singleton, the other the wife ot Mr. Pargand) andtonr dagbtors; one of whom was recently married to the son of Judge Washington Adams of this state. He was twice married; hisfsecond wife died about eight years ago. He was a member of the ttev. Dr.

Brooks' shurch. Affairs in the Courts. Thos. J. Portis was admitted to practise in the United States circuit court this morn ice.

The case of Patrick Quinn vs. the Atlantic 'Pacific ltiilruad company, In the United States circuit court, was remand9d this morning to the St. Louis circuit court for waht of jurisdiction, the petitioner the cost. In the case of the People's Bank of Belleville, vs. Franklin county, before Judge Treat In the United States circuit court, it was ordered this morning that dedimus issues te take depositions snd that commission isue to Nathaniel Niles, of St.

Clair county. Ills. In bankruptcy before Register i'iarae: ia tne case ox uoot. 11. car celt, assignee reports no assets.

Ia the cage of Francis Saler, assignee reports a.42 on nana. the Oitotcr term of the circuit court re' op tied this morning as per adjournment. The St. Louis circuit court met at 10 a rr. this morning In term with a full btcib, and soon after adjourned till the fir it Mccday in November, when the regular docket will be called.

Letters of administration were taken out to-c'sy as follows: On the estate of Cha W. Kepler, valard at 9 5,000, by Louis Kepler. On the estate of Henry D. Smith, va'ued at by winneld S.Smith. Tbe wills ot Ben).

C. Clement and Mitliael J. Garrety were admitted to pro bate to-day. Clement's estate is valued at 2.5, COO and is divided amongost the widow end children and relatives. Garretv's eg.

tste is valued at 1 10,000, and goes to the wk'ow. nieces and others. Samuel T. Glover and others obtained a judgment against John O'Fallon in the circuit court this morning for $1,331 G3. Oysters.

Thony's, at No. 325 North' Third street, is receiving daily by express the most choice brands of oysters. Families and the trade supplied at the lowest rates, also served up in every variety of style. Give Thony a call Ladles and Gentlemen Will find Perforated BUCKSKIN UNDERWEAR, AT Hesry F. 6a Sole Agents, No.

611 513 N. Fourth street. Fine and meUnm extension tables, sideboards and dMiig-room furniture at reduoed prices at Scamtl's, 609 to 613 North Fourth istaeet. Latest Style Novelties. i 'V LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Hickwsm, V'IUeetveeby Express te-dy ii; Ubry JT.

DEATH OW I -SIGHT. 5" y' fV if (L- r. i 3 -1 i vr 1' i 3 The csunty court, at Its session this morn lag, Dade the following appointments ot judges of election and places voting at the election on the new constitution te bs held on the 0OU Inst. District No. offioe, Main, between Pine and Olive street: Mtebael Chartrand.

Dr. F. Hill, Joha rants, Pete Murray. District No. 8.

South predict, Groff-msn's store, corner Keokuk street and Car-ondelet read F. Schilapnzzi, James Hans-: iltoo, F. F. Sebastian Schmidt, li. B.

Han-ns. District No. 3. West precinct Mirtin Kiipps. southwest ce-ner of Aniens! street and Gravols road: Rudolph Schneldar.

Wm. Baste, Fred Keyser, Martin Kripp. DistrtetNo. 4, Northern precinct Loo-is Zepp's office'': C. C.

Go id, James H. Steiger, Max.Fuerbacher. A. afcHose. District No.

6, West precinct AUea Market: Conrad Grenzebach, Win.Shirma-taoscn, John Williams, Isiior Kassman. District N. 6, East precinct Pick rVa office Fred Nischw tz, Alois Helmbacber, A. Moser, Chas. Sixittwtrea.

Stveath West precinct, Bohemian halt: Jot Ee z. John C. Dcgenhart, U. Swlt-zer. JcepaPelickan.

F.ighh East precinct. Justice Ream's ftice: Fied. Arendes. Geo. Gehrke, Christ Plot sen, Albert Odenwilder.

nth P. Schaldns' brewery aad MUtissippl Avenues: James Killer, liobert Hnmpbrev, Michael Finn, William Keatirg. Tenth, E. P. Convent msrVet-house Jsmes Fierman, Gus.

Kumpel, Charles Saler, Charles W. Francis. Eleventh, W. P. No.

2000 Clurk Walter Carr, John fleade, Patrick Wood lock, Thos. S. Long. Twelfth, W. P.

Southwest ccmer 12th srd Spruce streets: Henry Howard, Edward Butler, Richard EanU, David Land rig an. Thir nth, E. No. 415 El a street ligeie F. Weigel, no.

Connor, Michael Toohey. Tat. Kaae. Fourteenth, W. PNa.

43 Market street: Cp.Jno. F. Smith, Jas. H. Biut, Louis Beck, E.

H. Moore. Fifteenth, M. No. 1S27 Market street Jto.

Z. Miller, Porter While, Hiram Dar-bv. Dan. Heffernan. Sixeintb, E.

basement north wing Cei rt-tout-e 0. H. Armstrong, Jno. J. Lsly, Jno.

W. Parle, Robt. Mellvatne. Seventeenth, W. No.

20i Ea ton av. Tth ward: Fred. W. Kagel, Pat Fitzjib-boris, Jas. Coyle and Jno.

Sehnell. gbteenth. E. P. No.

1714 Mo-gen st. "th.ward Peter Powers. F. Launder, Michael Curley and Peter Mead. Nineteenth, W.

P. No. 1103 Christy 8th ward: Chas. W. Cord, Miller Overs, Jno.

W. Todd. Jas. Sbaw. Twentieth, E.

P. Ns. 702 Norti Fourth street. 8th ward: Fred 8cburick. Martin O'K alley, PatDacey, Jas.Corkerry.

Twenty-first, W. I No. 3203 Esston avenue. Ninth were: Michael Morsn, Pat. Brown.

Michael Lertz and Michael Fitz- Patrick. Twenty-second, v. so. S136 O'Fal-km street: Patrick Long. Pat.

King. Joha O'Connell and Cbas. Slaltery. Twentv-tbird. E.

P. No. 1112 North Eleventh street: Henry Geyer, August Cor-nee. Jas. Foucet, Wm.

Bagett. Tweutt fourth. South orecinct Justics rowers' iffice: Jas. Hagerty, Richard Avspner. Christ Jaeger.

Pat Fox. Twenty-fifth, Middle precinct 1310 Broadway Keothe, John Holden. James F. Hyces, Thos. Foley.

Twenty-elxih. Northern precinct Broadway and Labeaume: Sim Clark, Ad. ecn, ejnas. bkinsic, ejnas. Twenty-seventh.

tWestern precinct Rbeinard's barbershop, Jefferson ave. between Warren and Montgomery streets: Jobn John U. Sippelman, L. R. McCore), Jimes McGrath.

Twenty-eigbtb, Miidle precinct Cor. JGth and Warren streets: Jo Conaers, C. Beck, Jobn A. llvde, H. G.

Loring. Twentv-nintb. Eat precinct 81!) North Market street: Ph. Stremmel, C. GculiS M.

B. Clark, Thos. Collins. 1 hirtieth Southern precinct 351G Brosdway: James A. Doyle, H.

Sider, injbert Waiter, W. A. Mitchell. Thlrtv-first (12 ward). North precinct 4-M Broadway John Kiuhardson, Bern.

rvreiKDaurr, Ueo. H.rvoigh, Jvlw. Coyle. Thirty second Feed store, corner ot Talcot ave. on Bellfontaine road: Peter Graham, Louis Nolte, Francis Becheur ttel Martin liuber.

IbirtT-ihird Beyert's store, corner Natural Bridge road and Highway: Oliver euinette, Sam'l C'upples, Cms. M. t-iiaiil hliI I 'an. Able. Tbirty-tourth CctraJes' store, 3-mIle lioufe, St.

Charles roai and Prairie Edward Russell, Christ S. F. Kamsdcil. John Ganz- tetn. Tbirtj-fifih mile house.

Rock Spring: Michael ustav Mever. Ilsberstroth. rore-t L' i retf.uth. Tliiiv-Mxib Christophers Itinction ef the old hed new MarlCbete roads: Wm. K.

Baibe-r, Ceo. liupp. Jno. Christophel Pat. Carey.

1 hiity-sevrath Gitten's store, opposite il.e railroad station, Cheltenham: Jno. R. Tice, Jan. Frank lii elanaD, Anton II. Kletnsrhmldt.

Ikuty-elchth Loeblin's 7 mile bouse. Oiive ttrect road Jobn Sutler. Henry Noite. jaii. Cavanaugh and Norman J.

toiman. 1 tii ty-nmth Beck's new store, on Kos- sell's lare: A. Meuley, F. Bock, Wm. Better, W.

S. Hawkins. Fortieth Christy school house, on Wat-ren road: Jno. J. Wlishuscn, Arthur Miodleberg, O.

Buchinsn, Charles. D. Lake. Ftrtj-first Railroad depot, Webster Creve: Fred B. Howe.

Wm. Edmondson, Harvey Stualey, A. B.M.Thompson. Forty-second Uobn's store, Clayton-title, on Clayton road: John P. Lttzin-ger, David Desauncy Charles Robyn, Jas.

Kernedy. Fe rty -third Greber's store, on Manchester read: George Greb, Daniel Mueller, Thcs. Ennis, Edward Schoeke. Forty-fourth Staatmann's Btore on Olive street road: Geo. W.

Brouster, Campbell u. einx, jonn u. apoeue, a. saatt man. Forty-fifth Six-mile house.

St. Charles road Adam Opensteia, Chas. Saizman, Berj. L. Brown, George Rlakel, Jr.

1 ortj -Mxtt Fisaer's market-house in Buiien: Jacob Btltcer, D. C. llornsby.Or. Neilson. Dr.

Geo. Case. Forty-seventh- seven-mile house.Columbia Bottom road: w. rdictcman, Obed Dumese, Gust a Telle and James Carsace. forty-eighth Tweive-Mile house, east side Belletontaine road: Chas.

F.Prlgga, John H.Twellinan, F. M. Dyson, John tf. Reel. Fortv-niEth Bogehotz's store: Samuel Henley, Charles J.

Swanson, Alex. Leber ai.d Wm. I). Loak. Filtisth Ya gei'o siore; MusicVs Ferry W.W.

Evans. BetJ. Douglas, A. ItJtfaer, Geo. W.Bumes.

Fifty -first Mickt's hotel, in Florissant: M. Powers, Marcus Seller, Antine Oino, Cbss. Caetello. Fifty-second Menke's store, Ferguson station: W. B.

Ferguson, T. Settle, Chss. J. January, B. M.

Chambers. Fifty -third School-house, Jennings sta tion: H.H, Wheeler, David H. Bishop tta. P. Watdcrltck.

Juo. Asker. Fifty -fourth Baber's store. Bridge ton a A. Heidom, Jno.

Adams. J. If. auc- Maccmy. Jos.

Cohick. ifiy-fifth- Owen's store, Brotherton Jas. Owen, Jas. 11. Garrett, Edward Jtrnrs.

Lake postoffiee, Olive street road: It. N- Elevens, Jno. Stummetz and red W. Kuliiinan. Fiflj-feventh Sthool-house, Manches ter: G.

W. Higgins, W. S. Smith, Hanry reitri Andrew doeckel, or. Fifiy -eijibth Reexvrder's court, Fintoa S.

T. Vandover, Ira T. Green, Hanry i en, pei, jaccD Mstcbie. Fit: y-ninth Sturdy 's store, Klikwaod rfeco. Herge.

John J. Matthews, Oswald 8mrdy, T. J. Albright. Siitletfc Kiss lricg's store: August von Giuben, J.

11. Esthe'rton, Henry E.BiUs. tt. ej. jassen.

Stxty-tirs' School -house. Melrose Chas wm. liowann, vnas. a.eiues. Wm.

tt. Cole man. Sixty secor.dWcrgler's store. Allen ton N. G.

Murphy, Ernst Llnz, John W.Beal, A. A. Crawford. Sixty-third Holtzefs store, Glenxe: R. A.

Lewis, John B. Atwell, F. Rattier, Wm. Ste. birg.

Sixty -fourth Glendale stttion: Joseph S. Berry. D. M. Grissom, John S.

C. D. Ysger. Sixiy-flfib Werner's store, Sippinpon: Jehn Park Sappington, Phil VYerser, Wm. Elrod.

Sixty-sixth Fried's store, Lemay ferry road: Louis Tanzberger, Cbss. Mehl.Jr,, Hf cry Crecellns, Wm. G. Forder. Sixty-seventh Jacob Hoffman's, Lurom-berg: J.

H. Bobring, S. W. Forder, A. Lay, John Pettier.

Sixty -eighth Picker's store, OraroU road: Uriah Wise, John H. Horst, H. Alhns, George Burnett. Sixty-ninth, South precinct Pezol 's, nortaeaet corner Franklin and Main etree to John Bnnkel, Christ. Hoefmelster, Eugene Lemarsbal, Michael Hennessy.

BsUD Trorllcht A Duacker'a advertise-aaent oa seeoad Tni finest assortnrent of spring bxls lad mattrasses Jibe city at ScairitVa, Q9 to 1M tbres4ertartofthe moraine in tke eriminal court to-day was spent In procuring a jury for the trial of the fire Italians, Easllaoo, Lombardo, Sano KtyUo, Angel Eaiso, Dominieo Dsmlno and Antonio Ca talano, who were indicted for the murder of Francisco Palermo la March last. The examination of witnesses began this aftar-noon. In all probablUty tha trial will last two or -three days. Tbe circumstances of the affair are so well known that it is scarcely necessary to publish then bow. The men were seated In chairs ontho Bents side of the counsel's table, immedel ately behind their counsel, Mr.

Bibjock. All were dressed plainly, but neatly, an-were the cynosure for every eye la the court room. Santo MayUo's wife was am ocg tbe spectator. The Infant, which was bora since her Husband's eon-flnement, was at her breast. A number of Italians scattered among the spectators In th auditorium of tbe court room.

As the work ot procuring a Jury procreated people began filling in and at half put 12 o'clock, whea the court took a recess, the seats were filled. The trial la likely to excite a good deal ot later-rsi, as the murder is one of tbe most re-inaiksble that has ever occurred in St. Lruls. The iadioalioBS are that 8 into Maylio will be osed as a witness for the s'ate. asad la this event will escape the fate ot the others.

THE COUNTY COUHT. Three If ad red Forest Park Bonds to bo Ifc.aee. Bias for "applies Wanted. The county court met at 10 0 this mornirg. Judge Bhulu presiding, and present also Jnsitoea Farrar, Hooaton, Hdller and Finney.

Names were suggested for Jidges of the eoEstituUonal 4 election, by ibe vaiions Justices, and adopted by the coart. (The list appears elsewhare.) An agreement between the conaty engineer and Thos. H. Duffy, contractor, con-tic ulng the time for the completion ot the work oaf lorlssant avenue till next spring, was approved Phil- 9. Lanbam, PhD.

Stremmel and W. H. Costens were appointed commissioners to locate Bertbold road to a point near tha touta line of Forest park. Jas. C- Edwards was appointed guardian of Herry St.

Cir, a minor, and it was ordered that a guardian for Chas. S. Ran-rells, bob compos mentis, bs appointed next Monday, if tbe present guardian do not qualify before that time. Tbe sale of 300 Forest park bonds waa erde ret, to be sold but delivered only as needed to improve the park. It waa ordered that bids be advertised for, to be opened next Monday at 13 for supplies to be furnished the county institutions during the next six months.

Adjournal till next Monday. AMUSEMENTS. Tbe dramatic season Is now la what mfgbtbe ailed "full blast." At all the theaters first-class attractions are ad vertised. At De Bar's. Mr.

Edwin Adams, tha ac knowledged representative "par excel lence7' ot Kcoch An! en, will open aa en gagement to-night in that character. At the Olympic, Miss Fannie Davenprt wno contests tne oneensntp or Amsrlcsa boards with Clara Morrlt. commences to night a week's engagement, opening a Lady Teazle In Xne School for The Theatre Cemlque opened ths week with arousing bouse last night, and the su perior bill offered will dubtless keep up ths attendance during tne wees. New Warrants. The following warrants were swarn out this morning: Mary Robinson, grand larceny.

Tbe de- fe ndant is charged by John Fox, with iv- ir.g stolen a silver watch aad chain, val ued at a 30. Case set for OA. 12. Scott Marshall, grand larceny. Thede- ftr.dar.t.

it is alleged, stole a shot-gun, val ued at $30, from one John Bhn. Case eet for Oct. 12. Charles Davis, forgery in the de- ktcc. Charles bchultz, as plaintiff, al- leg that tbe defendant forged a check or oi -er t.n W.

Goldstein A for tbe fesjmrnt ef bis (th3 defendant's) board. Csse set for Oct Julia Morgan, petit larceny. Jobn Hr- i in t-fcarged tbe CelenJaut with naviag ten tve dollars worth ot bed clothing. Dutch Lewis, assault and battery. Sworn cut by uani Stewart.

William petit larcenv. Swarn out bv Mary Eileen Switzer. who aecussa the defendant with having stolen her "reg-stered deg," valued at 93. Feter MiGiwhy. cmbezz'eraejt.

Svorn bv Mlcba -I teehn. who charges tbe dife-nant with appropriating $100. Bjth wire coal business whaa the is said to bave occurrei. Almost a Burglary. Abeut 1 o'clock this morning a burglar attempted to force an entrance into tha store of Moite Specht, No, 714 Franklin ave-Bue, by pryirg open ths shutters of a win- opening on tbe balcony of the second floor.

Mr. Motte, one of the firm, was Bleeping in the store, and heard the noise in ifnie to give the alarm and scare the thief away. Ii wr.s a fottunate tbiDghe did. for under his pillow wag an envelope contain- pg neatly ft, 500, the receipts of Satur day's sales. clue to tbe burglar.

A Street Car Fatality. Kichard P. Fmitb who was run over by earl? of tbe Union railway on Sixth aad Locust streets last Thursday evening, died at bis residence, 1,291 East Bell street, at 6 o'clock this mertiDg. Coroner Dudley viewed the body at noon to-day and granted certificate of burial. The deceased was a native ot Chsianqnt c-ncntr.

New York, whither remains will be sent to-day to-morrow. He leaves a wife and two children. An inves tigation will be held when tbe wi neues are procured. In a New Role. Sergeant McDonald this morning arrested Charlie Uealy, who cut Anion Mijuire, on Seventh atd Spruce streets, last night.

Tha fight grew out of a dispute abont a girl. Tbe knife penetrated one ef the shoulder blades and made a rather severethough not dargtrous wound. Healy was discharged from the penitentiary about three months ago. having served a term for burglary and larceny. Maguire will swear out a warrant against bim when be Is able to appsar at tte Fcur Courts.

Fire an Oyster- house. At ten o'clock this morning an alarm of lire was turned on from the box at the Chestnut Street station. Sergeant Brown bavirg discovered flames is the cellar under Milfoid's oyster-packing room. No. 221 Clestnnt.

The engines responded prompt- but their services were not required, as tie BsbtocK bad got tne nre under control. DnHge conn oca to tne destruction of a tew boxes, and will not exceed $10; cause, a lighted candle, carelessly left burn ing tear a pile ot straw. afnlch Urerge in Limbo Again. George Colvis, alias 'Dutch George," was arraigned In the police court this mornirg for having' a 'Jlmmie" concealsd on bis persor, atd was lined $.500. In defaul' be tots to the rocks for six months.

Bnilding Permits, The followirg permits to erect buildings were issued to- day by Chief Sexton F. Glaser, repairing brick building on Seventh street between Park avenue and Hickory street, $200. Stoddard Coal and Wood depot, na tter? brick on Franklin avenue between Ltibrgwell and Ewing avenues, 1200. l'hilip Lonetbuch, two-atory brick on Twrntv-thtrd and Blddle streets. S1.000.

M. Dcmasea, one-atory brick. Kossuth averue and Benton street. 11.000. Aucust Hifluiann, two-atory brick.

Eleventh and Penrose streets, 2,000. Ladtkb save money on Dry Goods see second page. Prices reduced. Bargains in every deecrip Uoa of chamber aad parior frmutrnre. Now is the Doot fall to call at Boarritt'a, 09 to 613 Norih Fourth street, ajasajBaSaiiwsiaWaai fc -DmT Goobs at sataaftriajo, sea jaecoad- ion liu l'S 60 64 100 20 100 24 S6 100 6 7 1l luo 113 IS 50 40 Km loo 60 25 50 1UI 70 75 60 la 60 60 FOR v- Youths and $10, $12, $15, $40, $45, 51OTJIc.TH: CARPETS.

FrencH Uopttes: AXMINSTBRS, WILTONS VELVETS, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Body Brussels, ENGLISH AND AIEBICAN Tapestry Brussels, INGRAIN AND THREE-PLY CARPETS White, Check and Fancy Mattings 1 A 11 of the above Goods at the lowest prices. ALSO, Mosquito Bars IK GREAT TAEIE TT, C.B.Bray&Co 408 NORTH FOURTH ST. BUSIXISS DIRECTORY. Prominent Bastaieas Houses of the City. JTTPPETT a kiai.

cstatz aieo mravoiax AOXHTS. tcs ran Btmet. J. RICHARDS, HOLT UK AND RKAT. tflTATI 1AIHT I INotary Public nd OonTennciiaV( no.

norm sixtb street SAMttlaA. i AY LORD, STOCK AND MimBlfllTI. 8U7 OHre street. Tea per ctiit iiireiLuerit secnrltlM i or raie. laiiu.

WaarrariiJi -i arii JOKES 8IBLFY, VHOLWAH IBT70eX8TaV asontnwem oomer iioi and Market atroeu. Ho)t msrentv for Cnjrresfi, Blue Lick, Lilcn and all ALL. ORTS. I fl prraSTED IN WALL HTREET titled "Men and Idioms of Wall street," sent free. oiieiiicaaHioionuue.

A7l-patre book.en UOHX HICKLIN-O A (Bankers and Brokers, Broadway, New York. PERSON Ai. 1 1 HO A Lr one to loan on ieweiry and other dreB M. this oltire. No Pawnbroker.

proi erty at low rate oi inte: rout. Ad- FOR RENT. Iron EF.NT-Ilarbers!iopiindr Bt. hstel Aiply to John Majr nire, f.l Walnut. TTAMILY BOOMS AT RKAS 1NABLK KATE J.a i-aiK notei.

wetrtn anauiive. lQtK PAPIN BT. Sonthern exposure, 7-rorm a vte nonse laundry, tiatri. iras natures, Kood condition. N.4tlist TT'OR RENT A 'IKl- LASS 81'OltB.

OPTTCK I family and sleei'mir rooms. aU new, Qtted water and sraa throtiarhoTit. Arply to Wm. Simonda. BOARDING.

BOAI.D IN A BOK IE LET On the corner of luurth and Illinois tixeetA. One laiva front on sooond utory, tolM. witn toara. jU'-catKm rifwant, ana ooneniprtt to the station, and slrvet care mms evcrv fif teen niinuteB. Address Mrs.

Jv. ur apply at the houao. WANTED. M'liTH'-A praeUcal watuhroaker. Acply to VV H.

W. Brolaski 4t Sand lu S. Kflh at ZLLL'H i'ncyslcpedia, rnalrid(red Ph-tioDary and Gazetteer of tne World combined. 'I he oft cencpleie wei kot reference In existence, and unirnu. whdiu iup i ui ll an.

Auunm 4. W. Karrh, MsnaKer. Sll" X. Fifth street.

Kt. Lonis. IVAKItO-FVJlMlTKK ON roRAGE. FUX TT frm dust, at 8 and in South Flith street. IV.

W. HKOI.A.SSI a rlROt CtiOft fill tl.000 txlEOOK-KEEPISa ftVilf V'U. at Henderson's Buwm-ea Acade my. 3 North Fifth street. Mkit are vonr term, for Otiea.

Mr. Henderson onr terms for Hook-keei'inff. and what lar.cea for a situation when through. are the chance for a situation when throuteb Ana. Our tfcarKes are from ai to all owin; to the coarse yon for obtaintnir you a can enlv you what we may do.

by elmwinir you what we liave done within the psst two lEotjtha. obtained sitnatsnns for three i-artle of cur own at the above Qjrtuce. For iur-ther infomiatieffi.call at our rooms. Sia) Niirih Fifth street. aend ft circoUS I Colton Dental Association, 617 0L1TE STBEET.

OfiTC.IXATOSS OF STTTHOira ov ideGaa, to extract teeth. wMt-oat pain. The sws ia pnfeetly harm less. ana proauoes a tueaaant aensatloE, Wehavesavenlt to over luuns pat sons, wto can testifnto ls rreritot ii tbe best manmar nmn nl.t. work done tnorouirbiy at tow latisL A lads constantly In swetidw Manhood Restored.

ample seifirswhicli hs ilfndirrato Mafsl VZ "nffSSr Addrsas l.U. fcihVa. Had beicn sold in 31 States and Territories. No better evidence 5an be offered of the "Wonderflal Popularity of the Charter Oak among: housekeepers of all sections, and we refer to every store in use as a practical proof of their SX7FEBICS CONSTRUCTION, PZIIFECT CPZ2ATICN, ECONCHY AITS CLEA1TLINES3 In use of fuel, and a COMPLETE COMBINATION of all the special points that tionstitute the most perfect Cooking" Stove ever made. SOLD MEDICAL).

DR. WHITTSER, No. C17 St. Charles St. Lonte, Baa been lensrer eniraa-ed in all fcrmsotVa-nereal and irlvat dipeasee, and saccewfniry cured more cases tiiim aity 1 hyHician la ht.

Loo iB. Pr. la char tcred by tbe Stute of Muouri: was fonnded to to t)ie afflicted, siwedy. BCientitV. and honorable treatment: beinv a pTaduato of aev era.

medical collt ea lifelonir exiierV eiice, he can lve relied ti)on in curtmr Hrpmui. (inKOHRRff.A, (ii.KicT. STKlcTtTBe. Imj-otenoy an Peudiial WesknepS', iniS4iooe, Ilebility, Kerrona. Dees It soudeucy, loss of sexual power, which na nts lueeiini reriornaarriaireor onHmees.

it noUiinir toeoneiut tlie Doctor in his office or by mail. All is strictly con fl dent Office houj a. m. to p- ni. Sunday 12 to 1 p.

m. Psnibleton above diseases securely sealed by mail, free. i MARRIAGE GUIDE, of S6u arf, intended only for the married or twbov conUmpiatinK' ixiarriaee. pent by mail, voft-paidjaa cttrt-ly sealed from obweoatum inr firtoDtf. Cent ml Instltale.

705 Cbestnat St- Iaooi, AkF.GULARI.T KDLXATKD Pin'SICUX has currl la St. I rin rioi snn-oun-liDf eouotry uuwsrdi ot 10,009 cases tfci O-vnorrii. a. (iWk Ptritturr. OrrbiUs, Hcmla.

Vrlaarr l)t-i find liiUlie Ati'-Uns of the Tbntit'. SYin or Iincs. vr VX oatM and Knisston. DcbiliTy. llgTtnes.

Kcrr-ow InriigrtUa. Pwimtsmry, Cenfn --f Idea. Aw-r-ion to Sorlftv, Ia of aa4 Sexual Porrt-r, ntiJ vhkU uotlu the vittiin fnr btituesor marri-itrfl. tt half UiecxpniM, IN HALF THE TIMK Tv-vilrM It ny h-r tretmeot. Th twst ratK.tml ani LouoroMe treatiutnt sccurrd all.

CtTewKS-lirAHANTfcKl. ih can he ri-A on. Ccrreoaisxce esafitiJeatial. Coosultatiou ree. DrJ.ssxidsaaa PRIVATE MEDICAL GUIDE lo a PLAIN Tionely waled onv-ioc, for )wo rtvaips, which plains the nature m1 rrmntonta of all prlmte 1ivflB, bnttajtni hT a-l ei.aMa thf to tto- OerstsD bi Tia ri couditiua.

It 4iaLd be reaa bj YOtXo and VIIiDt.K-Af.r.11 tran. REMEDY FREE. T1TE 8ESD FKEE A SIMPLE ANU STTKa TT means of self-cure for ('onsumidion, Bron-cbltis, A.tfcica.CataiTh, Scrofula, and any dlaeaea of tbe Throat or Luna-a. Kervoua lability, Prema. hire Dei-ay, and aU disonleni biorurta oa by youUiiul iiuj, deuce.

TliTTLE a ex. No. saNasea street. New Yort 617 Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo.

A tvarijcdnfatl and qualified pbrslcltn. hit Kea lon-er cng teed in th pcinl of ail Venereal, Sex nal and Claronio Diseaaea than any other pajauaiaa la 6b Lould. aa back ttioa of citj papra will shvar. Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Gleet. Strictures.

Orchitis, Hernia nr Rupture, Urinary and 8ypa-ilttio nr Mercurial Affections. of tbe throat, a un or bones, are trfNlil with trnpara'M iscr.eitw. i latest ttcacatUlo (triatulea. Uia Ofiaica tl aaj caaa coats nothlc- SpermatorrhcBs, Sexual Debility ec4 Impctency as itra result of eirahuw. apTital ex tuaUirrr vc-rs, or othr ani which priuo some fbllowicg fU Rfrmnusui, unisal strM-inaM, diaWJi nayi'M of might, d'ftrtiv msvnorjr.

pimpiem 9H tH fac, pjaja ical decay awrtiou to toci- tj of female, c-7nsttn of id, Ui of irxHul poner, rcuilfriiig marriage i proper anhappjr, ire pprmaneotlj curcl. From tbe great ouiuiMrei he it Ptiai lei to kucp ih charge iow. Age with experience can bre)i-d tin-o. It Is that a Physician treating thou-nrUs of case ere year acqtrirrsi arMtsVili. Pbvaiciana knowij.ff this frtsuue nily rtwrms txraoss to mr care.

ConO leDllitl Cfasuiistlt-n, persctisilf or hf letcer free abd IiitikhJ. Wbcu Is ioctu-rtiien to visit (faecitf Ibr trealmenl. merticiuosjcao be sent bysexarpss ur msil wry. where. Curable rm ttiarantt-ctl.

v.Vn duit extta tl tw frauklT slated. Vmcr hour tt A. 1 V. U. ia luaatt Sunday 12 to 1 V.U.

Circulars free. Or. Whlttier's Publications. MARRIAGE GUIDE, Explaining who may marrr. wtf aoC way.

Tft- to Mrrig Obbms, Cotteequ enact. Cure. Pb.rsie4igical als-covtrtesln the iutotrstlus; function tf Repnltwriiott. Abaut pimples Ihe xnl bioo. lni.uritir.

Lv fUrjworltBrfj fcrrtttatutT iutlrm. AU thst tb tloubtfti! nr iniutKHi) wish to know. A i.liMtraiwi S0 book, contntniua; misch later, rmttion frr tb Mrrted mr otitempialtg sacrvlssyp. KrerrbodT siiould bv i k-p wttt'rc tltcy to Etd it, SfUtt any alJrMi, secr. amatei, bv nail Nr 50 awata.

Qerman edition, imaiWr, '25 wou. Dieoasea peculiar to women, is crot. Venereal and Sexual diseaaca. ia CfCU. Par let frc at rOce.

er fiT 6 cents potaga, ias' by mail for any of his wras. andjodsa Is jrwaraaltW DR. BUTTS7 DISPENSARY. .1) riate andtSJaC lilt! 'MS irilfjlia'nreh. norrirU Uuw lunrri.e.

Jtttparoa, 41 i. i tl I rr 'i- of tl.eUriijary and Oenerat ve OftinZ. whera. by Vl.il PJ CLOTHING. 1 MEN AND BOYS? Clcthing AT TlCKNOR'S, FOURTH Comer Wathimgti Jin EMW, aVatTlhiTWl Wl mttnmm ri sne nam i tssMAaaai 1 A.P.

irai aiv iuu ot inm.n lou Kansas laciflc. 60 Muu-onn Pa- citic. liO t. La ujh. K.C.

JyJ.76Jic3ai Nvtrtliirn, rfl 100 ISti, ic SI.L..K C. con.min 1(10 7 IK) 30 luo 511 llO SO 50 SO iuri-ns' July.Toji'Slciiia jr-iyAS'sflVijui July, '74, 2il! I JE'if viisjuri T'eoi'le's Tower Grove. St.Louis nicn Gravois MI FT.LANEOUS STOCKS. Au-ricTiHural Mech'l Ass. Beli-lier rii.mtr 60 60 100 loo 100 100 100 100 so 100 100 100 100 louo 100 600 60 so 106 Non-declarhur.

UOX Dcaauiicly li. 100 E. Kt. L. Grain 100 lUinois htX- BridireCo 100 lacl, ce Gaa- LurUttJo 100 130 JtUyTWVeSm Merchants' x- 100 90 StXonisejotton Fw-tory 100 Bt Ionie Gas- 80 210 80 38 70 6m Aua-'75, 39c 8m lyosntVm'nth Liirbt t'o 60 aoo 8t, Louis Grain tie valor 100 Bt.Lonis Safe Deposit 30 St.LonisTrsxit- fer Co 100 PilotKnob Iron ejo ion Vulcan IronCo.looo Wiirgilis ejo loo St.LonisMut'al llouse BV Co 150 CarondeU-tuae- 60 130 130 July'73 JSVc 6ul July'75c6ni May 178 sh.

130 126 UKht 60 OITY ASCOTJSTT BOKlS. Bl B1 (9 a COttPO saDDK BAKE GOLD. Marked thus, at-crued interest to sel ler. City Vi ater 16pc ISrti lu44 City tic IftH 104 June De-25. 105 April.

Oct. City tnc lst3 lt8X City ttitec lsw lu7 lity Park ttSjfc 1SSS 103S Cityllridtreap. tc 1S8 1U4 County 6 c. trtj'e 1-10 1(8 an and Julv 10354 JimeS Iec is Feb. ft Auk.

lec 10 various. 103 June. Dei. county ispc lsia liu County Ite'w'l tsVc 103 Jan and July City -3c tfilSe var's f7J4 City 6 IVc trtjc var's 7 eity TVc var's t7c Sl7 1(8 County 1S88 103 so Various. Various.

Various. lUi'i March Hnt 6TBEET BAILROAP BONPS. hVe 1BTH l.lll.l- I) llC 1S73 ion 100 Jan. and Jnly. Jan.

and July. May and Nov. People's Ivjfc 1S77 100 Tower tirore.t Wpc 1877 luc ls6 100 S3 Si May and Nov. Jan. and Jnly.

Aortlmefewra. lUf-e ihh Jan. ana BAILBOAO BONDS. Mo. Pacificist.

13 SW ilo.laeinc, 2ds tfjic IhSl Mo. 4'ac. Ileal Jan andJ-ily. Jan. and July.

Mav and I. Jio.lst mort 7TC le 8SX Jan. and July. Bt. L.

4t I. M. 1st We 1793 90 93 Feb. and Aug' MlSt'FXtJiNEOtm ROTOR, K.St.L. 11 Co.t ViVc 187S 100 Fcb.and Atifr.

IacledeeiasOo sfsO 106 I. riasl'l nt 1H79 liu Jan Jnlir Lwna tuasoo iuc ism Jananauiy Kotv. Many ef these quotations are necessarily nominal. OF USAL SKITLKMENT. Notice 131 I.

hereby atven to Ihe creditors and all oth- ri Interested in i estate or lnere.ia Beeirai, 'ate cs t. uls oouaty deceaseu. that the andsr-tipned of said estate intends to make srni ttumer-t ti ersoi. at tne neat term oi uie Prvbate court tf St Leati ennnty, to be bejrun aad i.clu oa me nrsi or uecenio'-r, isis. WILLIAM A-imlnlMr ator r-f Theresla Eeeard dee'd.

Bt. lxula w. 11. loir. DMIJiISTKATHIX'8 NOTICK KoUcetshere- xa ut slven uat letter testainentarv witb tm alii it.Leicd.

cn tbe elate of Hecrr Pannan lo-f eevaecd. nerevrsnted to the nndersiifned lf tbe nj hate i'onrt tt St. Louis Coanty. on the Htli day strntaber. 1S7S.

All per6ots naTirK cia'n-s sysinsi ssin esratp srr noctru. to exnihitute sani lo tne for allt war.ee nlibln one taraf er the date of silrt ctttrs. or i Be msv be nrednded from auv bn--nr fsld es'ate; ir.d if each rial ids be notexhihl'efi witliin two eara xrt in the date of tills publication. hey mil oe xorvcr narren. AdmlEistratrUt with tbe will annexed of HtnrY apt eue en i.

cea a St. UOBI. ii. PRESCRIPTION FREE. TORtrie sneed cure pf flemlnal WslcneM, Loal Manliood an all disorders bronu-ht on by lndis i.

AnTdrtnnrist has the tnirredi cretiuns or excess. lts. Addresa DAVIDSON W. DOS flfil York. St.Louis Law School, Law Desartment of Vashingtea PaivsTstty.

trtmt -REaTJLAK AKNTJAL TKRM OF THOT I 1 rill mm an WKDNKHDAT. OO- TOEEB U. 187. Full eourse, two teras, stx tnonths each. 8tndea admitted to the Senior Clae on ruination, by application, ea or before OotoNsr 11 TBltkai, nrst year; i Tuition, hrat yearjiaeotm4Tear.

atWn a Vawwnirv' i a see second ptg: S'ghljtavgsHHtre reply. MVlUalaaa6.Itfai4,jb:a, mm, astmaaa af4 'V1wA Si- li 4.