The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 2

gw. urn m. a 3 norzxD axd rnufiCED Offlc. Vm ttreet, spposite CwtonUouse. Jwt Of the Daily Enquirer.

MSAT IS THE NEWS. Wore caceatof cholera are reported la Sew York and Brooklyn, and tha pabUe are be ginning to be alarmed. General SKJUxr, it Is aaid, Is sanguine of the Fenians capturing Canada this year. Many German lager-beer aellers hare resolved to open their abopa to-day la Haw York, In opposition to the BeyabUcaa liquor law, which la to the contrary. The financial troubles In England, are aid to be growing worse every day.

Tie new fire-cent pieces will be issued to morrow to the extent of a quarter of a million of dollar. It la a very handsome coin. Colonel W. W. Skatoh, tor forty years editor of the Washington National ImtdU-veneer, died yesterday, In his eighty-seventh year.

John Boss, Chief of the Cherokeea, so ill that little hope of bis recovery is entertained. The health of Mr. Dans Is said to bare greatly Improved since be waa allowed to exercise. The City of Paria is la at Kew Terk with late news from Europe. The proposed Peace Conference at Paris has been abandoned, owing to the demands or Austria, which are regarded by France, jMf fMt'm "Tblb "KH oaav.

esvw MJiaua i ii and XI mmmrttsm. by xscuas SillX ar at nUMnl liwi Ml; cMr wffl ka aaByaaaaia ftjr amr 1m England sad Baaaia aa taatasaonat to a refusal. The London Times says the chances of peace are dally fading away. Spain has Increased her army by 83,000 men. CBOSBT'a Opera-house, in Chicago, ad-Tertised to be disposed of by lottery on October 1st.

The advance in gold has created much az-tteeaent in the marketa of Chicago and other Westera cities. In Caaada everything is quiet, and the Government is preparing to recall the volunteer. It la believed that the United States Government will take care of the Fenians on this tide of the frontier. It also stated that the authorities will not hang the Fenian prisoners now la their custody, but will treat tbrm magaanlnaonaly. The Feurth Ward (Indiaaapolia) yesterday elected a Democratic candidate for Council, by one hundred and fifty-four majority.

A decided change since the last election. The National Teachers' Association masts In Indnapolia. commencing on the 16th day of August, and eoBttauiag three days. Accounts lrom the Russian Telegraph Fleet are highly encouraging, and lndieata a decided success of the enteprise. The mother of Senator BuMxaa died; at fear realdeaee la Boston, en the 15th inst, at the advanced age of eighty -one yeara.

Thera appears to be aome nnnaslneas in Sew York ever the Increase of eholer in that city. Gnerrillaa are troublesome in Kentucky, and murders and robberies frequent. For further particulars see our special dispatch (rasa LouisvtUe. General Gajurr arrived in Louisville yesterday, and was serenaded last evening, Colonel SaATOW, of the National IhUUU gencer, died la Waahington City yesterday. The-CoOTiittrs appointed to investigate the Bow iseaa sad Gdanell assaalt ease met yesterday, bat took no action la the matter, and adjourned fur one 1 Bon.

JOfcjtra Bvwaara, ez-aaeanher af Conareaa from the State ef Sew York, died at Brooklyn, in that State, en the 1st bast. B. dcaaraetlva ra. onirrdat CaryiVflle, Geoeseee County, Kew York, on tfc joth int destroying the principal busineaa portion of the town. The loss is estimated at 100,000.

Judge Hn of the United Btatee inamci Court for the District of Mississippt, has de- ui v. tt mm nslBi im tineonstitatioaaL elded that the test oath is unconstitutional. The Fiaaatesad Hews Tester day. The news from New York yesterday, an advance of ten per cent, to- the price of old at a Jump, created the moat intense excitement throughout the country In all inan-eUl circles. The causes to which it may be attributed ware the probable war Is la.

rope, the snaiWiic boane upon our markets taovonment bonds to large amounts, the poor prospect of the cotton and wheat crops, and the general unpromising aspect of affairs at Washington. Barely, in the dark-eat periods of the war, were our markets onaettled by a larger advance. City Election To-seorrow. The people of this city hsve a spedsl election to-morrow. They meet in their various wards to vote on the question whether we are to have a new city hospital or not.

The olone. we are assured by respectable physicians, has become very inadequate for the public wants, and IU contracted aeeeauno-datiens causa great suffering to the inniatee, and is a reproach to the city. Large as the expense will be 1 500,000 they consider it necessary at this time, on the score of humanity and decency, to incur It. It remains for the people to decide whether they will or not. There ought to be a full vote on the subject.

Aboat Clethea. The Oesetts, whose notions touchkig the tolerance of new fashions in female tpparel are of the liberal order, and whose prtcllTlty for virtuous indignation at the alight seeea-tricitiea of taste, in which our fair atsters now and then indulge, Is of a tanpera-tnre somewhat the lowest, employs a paraaa, in aa otherwise very sensible article a Wed- uetday'e iseee, entitled "PsrmoOAT Law," to which we take exception. i nays: "American woman, a steed of capias; the asrrorooaaces of Parisian prxxitute, -would do well to adopt some tiafe, easy and convenient mode dress.H Jaw, WS do not know that American women py the extravagances of Fariaiaa prostttatoe; and mta the fact of copying is proven, we had rather not see the twe classes name la the sentence we have given put la tsnfliar apposition. Tnk particular phrase is nameji ta the style ef that rigidly righteoia individual who instructs the pubUe tsoa the morals ef tilting hoops, aad birds' testa in the columns of a Chicago eotemporyy, that we wonder it did not strike the write, and according to the principle of the reaction -of forces get stricken out ia retnra. In this eennfry, and, so far ss 'ai are lav tonaed in all countries where theeoxuaee the class ef fallen women ts not law, the mdtvidusia ef that eiaaa kilew the prevailing fashions of the dayman! af the place where they reside.

As they general, persons of much eultlvatoa, there; ts a tendency among them to aXarraaV go to the extreme limit of the msde, and this not so ssucti beeaees they srs patitutes, aa because they are parsons of km aaa avsr-g cultivation. It la not easy banner do we suppose it ts easy la Paris, to diseriml-aate, simply by the costume, bow aaa the reputable aad the disreputable; saj a female iwidsnt of sa American eltywsaabenld at-eeaptse to robs hen alf as ts war nothing, either ia texture er In fashion, Ike what la worn by the latter, weoid ftad she! s4 undertaken a fcceldea, all probabCitT, snaking aersebf a vary fanny speslsi ls. What "we particularly abjaa le in the phrase, Is that of -clothing with matters ef monk- aa 1dea 1 vaKaiisrpuiTsirj see giaaslsngyjlt Ot ins arus. isveciueage taaaraar aaumes that bv the wearing of certain tri which. nia.j4afTi 1JT MlStl tts sottrade of their dsstts, stay there tiarUl tbej have become vbtuoas erain- IX astiy.whea lest, assy ha nWaiaed bf Kteansasesey ae a wmpararv sscloalon in -oue'sdretricgoom, parhaps tbt Iocs Is not -ef ae much tmportines.

still te nradteate tmportanee? aUll t. eradicate -w. a TOehartltTTrpoa af a stapfe Jthlng at ft eUeUsxixavagsaes totaavainsU air" TZT.Tl'' dFT-. aot merely 11-tteaU It la stTenstvn. da- vo that JiisstviscfttesppMnl titappoBtEorai -t, nsi- 2 11..

I 11 I I I 111 -i ii I I eoMeepthma, moch law trpo tka Moral act; mad. nam OOm Is aoertaIiMd.lun xigbttotakattCar grutBd tluit a womas 1 1 PhOo-ophyvtaUieaa latter Oadauuds foot UMftrle bat beta: not naaupported ay. potbeaea, irat Ua Buttriaafor araUoaa in. duetion. Wkaa artaia tbiac aa aa affaet charged vpom anntaer ecrtalaT Uilar aa canae, phlloaiky rcqoixes UiAttha relation bctwrra Uetw tbould mada deaj- palpable tiat tber ibould a aa to which tb eaoaa and whica the et fact.

If eovldkaaaowa that tiun iBcvuaon cvnneenos) Between a toting skirt and a tilting alspoaltioa between a bast slightly swelled by artificial and a propenaity to barat the boundaries of good behavior between, to abort, a drapery In Pe act unlike that worn by Improper perstms, and improprieties ef conduct, there might be grounds for alarm. But the question would still stand to be answered: which of the two phenomena Is the cause, and which the effect does the outward appliance generate the inward iuality of which misbehavior la the -nl feaUUon, or does the Inward quality prompt the outward appliance? And until this euestioa Is answered, we are destitute of a sound beats for the desired Induction. The tolerance with which women regard the sartorial changes manifested by the lords of the creation, and the fopperies and puppy, isms which they exhibit, is in curious contrast with the throes and qualms which the Jords aforesaid suffer on their account. We never beard of a woman having her moral ensfbiHUes disturbed when gentlemen have fallen to emulating the freaks of Parisian exquisites, nor of suggesting the similarity of their costume to that of French roues and debauchees. Perhaps it is not so much because the women are obtuse in their moral perceptions, as because they do not own the newspapers, and have no vehicle through which to make manliest their virtue in this regard and department.

If this the reason, the men should be lenient. To take ad-Tantageof accidents to overcome the weaker party, la unkind and unmanly. We will say little of the masculine foree of that mind which is cast from Its balance at the sight of a petticoat an inch shorter than the common run of petticoats, or of a calf which suggests the suspicion that it has been swelled a little by artistic contrivsnees. What business have they to be looking after such things? No man who does not see them, Is in any danger of being led astray by their seductions. In fact, we never knew any body troubled on his own account; it was only on the account of that very questionable sad problematical somebody whose power to resist temptation Is leas thsn his' own.

This is probably the reason why the paterfamilias usually monopolizes the lorgnetl while the ballet is being performed, when he takes his family to the opera. Being pretty firmly fixed in his principles, and pretty well worn with his practices It is surprising what a connection there is between the two be can stand it; but with those who have enjoyed neither his culture nor his experiences, there is no telling. If a standard of morals in dress could be established, we would certainly advise all 'to conform. So long as there is no such stsndsrd, there Is no rule to Judge against which all are not at liberty to protest. People exhibit their want of good taste by dressing eccentrically; but we revolt-at the conclusion, so often thrust Upon the public by pseodo-reformers, that an incorrect taste in dress is proof of unsound morals.

Where there is so much loose money, there will be large xpenditures in clothing, and rich textures worn. We do not sorrow over it; and of the two extremes of laviehness and parsimony, the former is greatly preferable. The Gas Qnestioa Again Before the City Council. The readers of the proceedings of the City Council, published in the Enquirer yesterday, perceived that the interminable gaa question waa again before that body. H.

J. If i the President of the company, proposes that if the city will, for some reasonable time, suspend the privilege or purchase it has under the act of 1841, the company will bind itself to furnish gaa, not exceeding ten per cent, lower than the average price to private consumers of any ten cities of the United SUtes, the Utter to be selected by the IT the privilege of pur chase ts suspended far eoataidarable period, the company will fix a hist i as am price, beyond which they will not charge, under any state of things. This, to sensible people, who have no par-xiitm i biimQ) ttttt tie tousiuered' a fair proposition. Aa to the city suspending the privilege of purchase at present, when heM at pri 1 i li. when the gas-works are a great deal higher than they can be bought for some years hence it requires no argument in ita support to any one that baa the Interests of the ety at heart.

It ts more than a quest! en whether they ibould ever be bought by the city at all, to run as a political machine; box it is certain that now Is. not the time, in airy event, to consider the question of pur- chase. If the company will make light cheaper than any other-dttea furnish It, In cluding cities that own gas-works, can we do better than accept the proposition We believe the great mass of our people will say that it la a fair business offer, that should be received by the Council in the same spirit. To talk of buying" the works now, at a cost of mOllens of dollars, to add to imr alraadv immense debt, is sheer craxi- ness. We trust the Council, laying aside any private or personal fceliag engendered by vexatious control aii ia the past, will now give an earnest of their regard for the 1.

ifm hw mHr -the oomDanT to the similar spirit that it has dis played in tta last propoemuau aeTBut under the law It may doubtless be made also in vacation, aad I wul briefly state my views and my conclusions: In the States which were lately la active rebellion, military Jurisdiction Is still exercised and martial law enforced. The civil authorities, State and Federal, i at narsnitted to resume n.rtianv their raaoeetive functions; but the Froldeht, as eonsmandern-ehief, still eon- i. -i- uUm bo fsr ae ha thinks such control necessary to part fixation and restora- In holding the District and Circuit Courts of Virginia, I have uniformly recognized this condition. The above aa extract from the reasons given by the notorious Judge Usronnwoon, of the United States District Court for Virginia, for declining te allow Jnrrxnsox Davis to be admitted te bail. He states, It will be seen, that the States which were lately in active Insurrection are still under the do- sninion ef martial law.

Be so states to the faeaof the President's proclamation of a few weeks since, putting aa end to that eonuiooa in all the State bat Texas, lis contradicts the Fresldeatj gives the He to him, aad doe not act opon the conditions which that officer Omslum to exist. To sapport hie indefensi ble petition he telle an untruth upon the bench. Bis veracity ft about equal to bis knowledge and his sense ef decency. i crnr matters. rsviJlM A Ore anld TesterdaV a house endTot, 820 Poplar etreet, to Mr1.

G. Love, ef Columbus, Georgia, for eaah. i taT The child, lilUe Daridaoa, whJea was ala weeks aaXI. has not vat found, though 1900 ts now onasand la the uosaesslBS ef the Mayor, for any Inform a-Uoa which wiU send to Ibeatecovery of the A CORRXCXKrar Aa article appeared la ii Mawla. wiavarnlnr Doo- tor Kerr aad the Western Museum, which did treat lnmuce to owa.

isj he gotlt up was grossly taposedoa by his JZMnfd the kind having taken place at Ute Mrtaam aawse reported. nr Ourld friend B. K. Corr, Jun te ae. sotnated with John E.

Bell a th reat eause agents on Tntru street, jnr. vw -specimen of the auaeea familv; but above and before all he ia an honorable man, and a eenUeman tn every sensaoi saw wy. fatter clause should be appreciated by ail who tfave oecasisa to apply to real estate brokers. n. DiTiiisn at raxon.

This is the title ef a new enterprise started lathis dtv, under the editorship of Mr. MoCoilougn, one of the sptctees wrrters VT Branswteh Brothere are the publisher, aad there la bo indorsement raqoiaite for each a arm. The Billiard Mirror wui ne a faiibful rtnez or toe game wrougnans tua United Elate, and all ether parte of the ayorid' rir To Catttaijsts. We desire to call the attention of persons seeking investment to toe prospectus of the United States Proprietary Jdedidne Company, Just incorporated under the laws of Ohio. The Incorporators are all old and well-known oltisees, and we believe all but one of them have devoted nearly their entire lives to the patent medicine or drug business.

The enterprise seems te us good one, and, to the hands of bs eminently soecessfuL The Hoback medicine busineaa, we Judge, from the energy of the present proprietors, and the enormous amount of money being ex. nended in advertising. 1 destined to become K.nMs lta kind la this coua- Vie pnavu w.v. oUiereoluma. RICTI99 Of 1 KUlXJTICITT HI VT It Architectarfl aa JElegmaee ii Es IAay Other Anseriea.

WHAT HAS SOKE vox ITS AC- COWIJgwjrjarT. few days past the various lodges of the Irtependent of Oddfellows hsve selected eommitttes te negotiate for the RTZJir1 roD'rt7 corner of Sixth and Tine streets, for the purpose of TRJh "STi m1lueent Oddfellows Building. This truly charitable and Immensely popular Order have to eoutempla-Uon the erection of a building that shall equal In grandeur of architecture aad else say public building In the United States. expense is to be spared la putting np this monument of Bborality and manlacwtee. attfyfaig that the OddfeUowshave commanding for such a PubUe edifice.

It Is proposed to hsve stores, banks and offices in the lower stories, while the upper story will be made Intoa haatl--some suite of rooms for the meetings of the Onterante-rooms, Ac. We hope soon to see the work of this great Improvement commenced. Primary Election ef Delegates to Republican Mate Convention. Tbe following delegates from this city to the Republican Bute Convention, to be held st Columbus next Wednesday, were elected at the primary meetings, last night: FIRST WAKO. Delegate William Alternate Joseph Kirkup.

BlCOXD WARD. 'At the primary election on Saturday evening, be following resolution waa unanimously adopted. Hesolreu, That the delegates frem the Sceoed Ward ia hereby instructed to sustain, by vote and voice, the reconstruction amendment to the Constitution which haa Just paaaed the Congress of the United States. Jsmes W. Sands was elected delegate, and E.

L. Quinton, alternate. One ban dried and fifteen votes were polled the largest primary vote for several years. THIRB WAHD. Delegate E.

H. Fillmore. Alternate T. P. Saunders.

VOUBTH WARD. Delegate Jamearht. Cafferty. FIFTH WARD. Delegate Henry Wlest, -Alternate Dan.

iel Wolf. SIXTH WARD. Delegate- Ed. C. Boyee.

Alternate W. J. Abernetby. KIGHTH WARD. Delegates A.

If. Boas, John Hancock. Alternates- Frederick Werner, A. Carnes. RUTH WARD.

Delegate H. B. Hagan. RUTH WARD. a Delegates George Seifert, A.

Frey. KLXVK3rTR WARD. Mr. M. B.

Hasten was called to the chair, and Captain M. Scboenle was appointed Sec-retarv. The following votes were cast: F. HaVnuirek 17 B. Holllster Sw Srhlottmaaa.

WS Jsdge Msllo. U. kckL Messrs. O. B.

Hollister, F. Hasaaurek aad B. Schlottmaan, having received the highest number of votes, were declared to be elected aa delegates. Messrs. T.

Q. Smith, Captain Kepper, and M. B. Masson, were elected alternates. TWBXFTH WARD.

At the meeting ia this ward the following gt ntlcmen ere elected Delegates C. V.Becbmann, George Scheu. Alternates Christ Moerleln, J. C. Baum.

The following resolutions were adopted liesolved. That we fully Indorse the principles laid down in the report of the Committee on Reconstruction, and wish the substance of the same to be incorporated In our platform, and our delegates are requested to act In accordance herewith. lleaolvtd, That our Executive Committee ia hereby instructed to urge that the Count Convention be held during the last dsys of August or first days ef September next. Louis Stuebiog and Christ. Kreiger were elected to serve aa clerks of the election to be held on Monday next.

roumuim WARD. Delegates General A. C. Parry, Major H. Blackburn.

Alternates Thomas F. Shaw, H. Bordeu. FirxaxiTTH WARD. Delegates Colonel Dan.

Webber, Captain W. P. Wiltsee. Alternates Major George W. Cormany, Captain Jas.

E. Stewart. 8IXTXXXTH WARD. rvies-stes Henrv Kesaler. John W.

Car ter. Alternates C. F. Wiistach, 8. I Hay-den.

Elected by acclamation, cunox, cokityilli, astd sodth-kast rnncufCT of mjllcbiii. Delegate Flamen Ban. Alternate D. L. Benton.

A Corrected Btatesnent mt the Third Natieaai iaanh a) WISSJt itlOMTMlM. From a eaaversation with the President and Cashier of the Third Hational Bank ws learn there were several errors in our state ment of the swindls perpetrated on that in- stitutien which we publiabed yesterday, and. in ioatiasi In aaa r- i we matte UM it seems that about ten daya since a stranger presented to the Cs nier or the bank, Mr. Griffiths, a letter of introduction from a leading banker ia Indiana, a correspondent of the Third, recommending the bearer, as a gentleman of ample means, and perfectly responsible. The person stated that he bad been bargaining for some land In Wayne County, Indiana, and that the title to the bind were being examined, which, aa soon aa eotnDleted.

the Durchase would be concluded. The letter above re ferred to confirmed this story, and allayed all tunDtcion In the mind ef the Cashier ss to the responsibility ef the party. The box aaid to contain (30,000 waa Mt on deposit. A few days after the stranger again visited the bank, and told the fishier that ha had agreed to Dav for one lot of land he had purchased in 7 8-10 Treasurv-aotts. and wished to obtain for this purpose tjBQ0 ia these securities, te je naid for in a abort time.

The cashier ad vanced the bonds, not on the security of "ape- cial deposit," aa atatea yestaraay, do npoo the reoosnmeadationa ta the letter of their eorresDondent. A dav or two afterward it was discovered this letter was a forgery. It ss verv skillfully planned and executed, and well calculated to throw the most experienced off their guard. Thomas B. Page, the President of the bank, waa not in the city at the time the above occurred.

The fomr travela the name ef Barney, and detectives from StLouls are now in pursuit of him, on account of a series of forgeries eoesntrtted in that city. We hope he may be caught and summarily dealt witn. Him TAXATion von 1868. The foi- lowtns- tabular statement shows the rates of taxation for I860 in the various townships of Hamilton county: General I-tt. Tax.

stills. Mills. .13.40 Brail I. 1. Rcadlas.

Lsrkuuia. (as lq (aa retanu. 11 Gleadsle, apringaeM Colsrata Crosby mat 10.18 U.4 St .90 HJe s.a MSO a IS. 7S ton risoa Warrisoa CUtaoiauon. Wkltswatar Mlsmi Vrlhi Btorrs.

6rta t. a mm nicnw.t AToadale, aUUcreek (as rstara Woodbara- (noretara) WslBBtBlUa, tnaretaxa). CUOoa. Caawiasvule, taa ratara) Coh a nnrv ai. or Tmt Railbo At Dnxno atiojt rtvm CHAnxaoTOir, 8.

C. The following sremtleenen froca Cnarlestoa arrived at the Burnet House yeaserday anorninr: Q. A. Trenholm, W. A.

Courtney, u. u. set, 4t a.C,jUordecaW. W. Clarke, Thomas H.

Kerra; WwsrdWUlis, K. w7alarabal. J. i. Beid.

AlsctiJt JBoOhee, "Tealdrot the KnoxvLUe aad Kentucky read. Jiaa ar rived tn advance ef the ba Is nee of teafcaox. ville delegatioaw We trmst oair aituana wUl aow giro this matter the attemtioa the inter, eats of Cincinnati deenaad. We ptasume proper atteatroa will be ehewa these gentle. tMa by the Chamber af Cteiinierce aad the citixene generally.

TatAsTKa Hamsony Lodge No. raa aad Aeeeftted Mssoae. return their thaaks to the Fire Departinent, Police and ritiaras, tor their preenpt aad effldent ser vices tn sevmsraaar temmpto uvea uuwwjuva by nre ea the 16th tnas. We desire ea- peetally ta Oanmeaad the aoeargy, daring aad skill athe Fliw Drnaartaneat tn caWTTing their haae to almost tnustnssatble poiata, asrd break- leg through solid brick walla, so as to reaca and suppress the Cames before they rained euffielent headway to prrrnsnfeiUy injure the TesnDle. Tt.

GTO. vreTrrjUPr. vr. m. DA-fD TJnjrnn, 8eey.

A Camp jtimick- As the ttme approaches tor the holding of at. K. Camp-maeUnga, a the tleaua campground we begin tease Signs of preparation for tbo gathering, -rjinee ttoVrernoTal ef the eamp to a grsatar distance from tha city, many of tba oectionabes faa-tnree have beea removed, and we have ne doubt that if the aeceesary errangeavsnU are r. 1 1 win ha turs-elv attendsd br eavra- est men and woauea, i "'Win Km PARg-AJMTrix4 Bo at. Taia Keautiful Park is bow open aad ta dee-beoanavthe trSpark-of the Wast.

A grand sacred concert, after the European plan of opea air promenade rjon, certs, wtUtake plsee, commer.ngt tea iMock A. Id- Select ion from tie oratorio, of Moses in will be produced by a monator oreasatra of. aorty-threetnnaiciana. -t. w- i i3T Jbba E.

Bell Eeal EteBrok-7 hist elneed the rot- 'Jt tha-loarinsr aalest To Jooeph Wayne, tee souLb- weet corner rnfU. eadHomejsre Pwa Ansae Exransa. OTs Were under fhTSual to this institution i.tt Kew York pspars. re- eived 'as early as three a-clee la the af altera more nyeamoTs. 8arlnafl curxxion oaxna.

fin: J- TRaai-sleWrsw -mm. Head. Laar Others. wvuiwa ia mil lais a aas rL it naM. ew trial.

aneraT errors wi 'ere asstaaee. Oaa i last tne plalatlCwkll SrattfVlac. was tnpropert, aetlttoaaata dales aa4 amoaaia. 't tka kin sf eaeepttoas that Ska wuae-j kept a ataaioi aaaai aaa la which ka had entered I saioaats kad taat at the dlaereas played, aad tke dases af aaea In.ipi. aaUatf UUaarlsiaat BMaaoaawaai Seat aad aaaa ItlSBot aaMtirnwd that a witness asay lookata fcorjgttes asaae by hlawrif la i(raah als aieaMwy.

la Uoraaa. alaekeaala. Biaii a seaV aVparw, a was held that a sarreror atlaat rvaar ta a priatad ePT of kls rr port; that was aas aeeeaaarT tha wiiay aaoaia aava tha arlataai he hiss. at had a trae espr of S. la taaopialan af tka Coat.

OM Sb rial as of aaae ai sueeuu lerai was Kettkardid tkev Sad aav as taa Mfasal to rtra eartala ekaraaa aake. At ta tka Terdict helaa: coatrary to the avMsaea, fhlaotiliijUsaeaaldaetaasBaialaad. Tbarawaaa Sreat deal of taMlaiaay ta (aa eaaa, sad the Jury were the proper Jedres Ss pass spaa the rradlWUIT artaewitaesaes. Tha axHtoa Sic aaaw trial. Bat re SMa-shoaJd ha everrnled.

Tit. Ckallea. Ibr ptalaUS'; K. af oaaaaa, eaajtra. C.

B. Vsa Tress a. Chambers. Steves A Co. A petllloa la errw.

Jurfra TartdellTand the epta-loa. The Batltlaa stated tttat oa the Swh of Deeeas-ber, WaV. the pralatlC aad dearadaata eaterad lata a verbal eaalract br whlek tha fcratf aaraad tsive the drfeadanlt his aerrlcea aa hamaa for aaa rear, hectaatna- aa tha 1st of Jaaaary. aad endlas aa tba lal af Jaaaarr. MW1.

at a aalarr af SASiw, la twelve anaal be weat iato aaldsernea oa tha tat af Jaaaarr. IW. sad eoaUaaed (or little BBore lhaa two aMatha, when ha was discharged withaat esaas sad wltboat aouee aavinc reeelTad, on eceesBt, Oi SS. Ba now claims ia, tha Tka delaadatiU aird seneral di waa rUimed aa their hehal lalf that this contract falls wuhla that asetlaa af the statata of fraada. which provides that so artfoa eaa be Bialstalned apoa aa aareeaaeat aot to ba parftJi aiad wlthla gaa year froa tUe Biaklnf UiartaC" aaleas It be la writing tbat the petllloa thows tha eoatract ta bare bera uuSe oa the sutk of December, whan the year's service was not to eoaiaieace aatU January which was two days afler.

It has been often held, and mast ba considered Bdeobted law. that If the peiibrauuieoof a eoatract is aot to ba wholly performed wlthla the year. It falls within the ststate, and ran not be enforced. This eoatract was Dot ta be wholly perinnwd aoul eoa year and two days, which aiakea It Invalid an-der the statate aa coBatraed bv the aathorltiea. The plalnlla ar(ra that thoasb the Srct eontraet was made oa the Sutn of Deeeaiber, which was not to be perfcn-Bisd wlthla the year, when tha plaintia commenead oa Jaoaary 1.

1H, new contract ts to be Implied aa of that date, and cites the aaaa efCaw-t borne tx. Cordrey. tat etas'. C. Smi.

whara, 1b a eaar Ilka tha preaaat, the Jury amnd a reaawed or aobttttated contract, as of the dav woen tha aarrlea commenced aad Uia Coart woo not set sal de the verdict, hot said there was evidence oa wbloh the )mry waa at Utaerty so do so. la the present rasa the Coart had aoopportaalty to modify the facts as altered in tht petition, lrthe peUtlon had allcvrrd of January lae, woald hsve been qaesttoa for the Jury to say wastber toe slleaatloa was an stalnea by the evldeaee. nui uan iymnira. in ewaiiBa w. nanuKKn.

Lid "If there waa a contract ta met anoatticaUth (coiieaundlnty to the SMh ta this eaar). althoash by the atatate of fraada no aottoa eaa ba brouant Bppa it. how eaa another eoatract be Imuliad 11 Upon the whole east, this Coart is of the opinion that if the petittoa bad been framed apoa Idea that the eontraet was remade on the let day of January, the action could not have beea aaatalaed by tha facta, utile aa other evidence was exhibited thaa was Indicated by the petition. Jaosmcnt at 8iectal Term amrmed. Corwlae.

walker a Lyach for plain tin; jatteneii fur demtMisnt. COsfMOH sfOTto TO Or a sn as IwDicrifSicV. In the ease of the Ststera. J. ft.

Hsyas, charred with paas-Inc a forsed rlieek aa Evans a Co. for SOW. and the case of the State c. Ira Johnson, tor paaslae; a forged check on the Commercial Bask, la the hams of John bteele. lor the asaie amount, a motion was made by arise Hoedly, la each ease, to qnssb the Indictment on 4be ground of duplicity and sneer, tatnty.

The statute makes It an offense to forge a cheek, order, or request, and It ts claimed that these arc distinct oflenaes. and that betas Included In tha one Indictment, It la liable ta the objeettoaa above stated. It was contended by the Proseentrng At to rue 1 TttaC the e-aral rale aa to certalntv was som- plied with by setting forth rstia lu the Indictment a copy of the paper charge! to be forged, thus tppnalnr the aetenosnta wnat taey are caiieo apoo Tliaa there la BO MDenuarT lB the rrtittloa of the fonred Instrument aa a check and order and reqaeat for Uia payment of money, "order' and "request" being generic terms, UBder whlrh checks are Included, s. Thstflbut one set being charged, there Is no duplleity. awiun ueiu unucr aueiaamriia.

PROBATE COUltT. Wills PnoilTlD. The will of Phehe W. Conclln waa admltsed to probata. Also, the wUl of Maria K.

UraefrnhabB. Alan, the will of Isaac LoviDhinpU Also, the will of B. P. Kelly. Catherine Bonn waa aunolnted enardlan of George and Henry Bonn.

Real Eatnte Transfers. Reported, especially for tha Cincinnati Kaqalrer Sat can at Ivaxijra, Jane ia. CITT TnAMBrnBS. niM I. Rimn and othaea to Ann B.

Davis, tot on the south side of Klehmoad, 70 feet weat of Johnaj street, hy lis teet s-loou Joahua R. eibaon to Andrew Duneaa. lot oa the south side of Bank, US feet west of Ooieuua streat, 8sme to'oiBton Bnnten. lot on the south side of Bank. aot west of Coleman street, by fix feet Sl.wio.

X. B. I'lerson and wife to A ft ton Roetensperger, tot oa the sooth aids of Proepeet, west of Hamburg street, by tct. SaOU. Jana Lostd to i.

L. Msven, lot on the north side of Peart, las feet west of Bscs street, 1 by Til feet Sarah B. Hrsnuta and hasbsnd to asms, rot on the east side of Freeman. SB feet south of foplar street. ofConiBiwrx-VbetwesB lm sad Plam streets, UX n.

I own aaa wwMs.n.a John Kohlnson and wife to 1. 1. Coxad, lot OB the east side of Nome, VH leet north of Fourth street, IS by SB feet S4.0UO. TAehMeca M. Rla-aa to John Lodlow.

lot on the east aide of Vine, a) feet north of Ninth tract. SB by leet Mary Kennedy to John J. and James Rickey, rot on the north sloe of Pearl, I38H feet west of Bace street, by Wi feet OOTJSTRT TEAltSirBKo. Bsc! Islm il C. Bulser ta Hannah sjreenham.

quit- to rot fronting oa Hsaauau C.H..I.. ina hw tan Aw stub. John Torrta. traasue, to Andrew Krkenhreeher. a lot of S8M subdlvlsloa of the Ferris estate, a rTCoranibla Townahlp a of "the rfome Farm, by John Mesrs.

la section Mlllereek Townahlp, eoa-talnlag la-luu acres sa.ain Baae. to J. T. Webber, lot So. 8.

la same sabdl-vlsloa. oootslBlng 1 Tt-loo ac ae SilBS. tkarutaa tferting to J. B. Holtemer, lot on Taylor's Creek, In section SB, ereen Township, ooa-Utnlng I to-ioo seres SHOO.

Cyrus Melteelev aad wife to Wnitam Koppmanu. lot oa the north aide of prlBg atreet- la Uonald-sob's second subdivision of Beech drove, lu by hjo feet Stioo. Samuel Baughman and wife to J. J. Kelch.

a seres IB secUoa 7, eastern part of Crosby Town- w8Thompson and wife to tame, lot In the town of Wew Haves, 68 by 131 act S90S. IC aglnand wire to kTmaaael Faaaly. SO acres IB the aouth-wnat qaartar of aeeUoa tireea Towb-ahlp Sl.HO. g' B. HolllsteT.

trustee, to Wm. neaor, a tract of MgSS arras In sscttoa la, on the H1U Boad to HamU-toa, about three miles north of tha city S1S.0US. A. M. Koberts sad wife to B.C, Vsednreo, 7 acres in sect Ion 19.

ertngneid TownseSp WM. Frsnrls Bchaben aaa wins to scon ns tfsmborger. rot oa the east aide of the Ooleraiu Turnpike, north of the line of the Cincinnati, laamlltoa and Oartoa Ballroad, SB See front 01.SOS. James Huatoa and wile to J. D.

Harper. aerea. ra aaction at, sMWthera part of tnuaas Toenahlp U. BY TELEGRAPH. 8PJBCULZ.

DISPATCHES to Taa DAILY JEItVQIJIIiEIl. FROM WASHINGTON. ITa FonndaUon in the Report of a Dael between Boasseaa aad Grlnnell Ap- paiated a8pecial Agent Awarded a Contract Granting af Pardons Cla-cinaatl Appointments held iaAaey- aace Probable Adjoaranaeat of Con gresa aa the lath af Jaly. rfjpaclal Disnateh to tba Claelaaatt EaqalrerJ WAsajgOToa, Jans nt, last. Ky sensation dispatch of last night about the prospective Bouseeau-Orinneil duel proves to nave beea utterly unfounded, in fact, so far as General Bonsseen is eoncerned.

Genersa Uousaeau is here, fie has obtained leave of absence for one week, and intends to go to New York toasorrow evening, but If anv Town military lietUTSiB nrODOSS tO follow bim m4 tK of Orta'nsli. they ksvs not maus that known to uenerai ttousseau. The Orinnell party were my authority (br my dispatch of last night, and I have no doubt some of Grinnell's blustering friends assured him that he would hush up the affair, but it is not probable that they wUl talk so courageously to General Kousaeau. The impartial men of all parties bare new admit that lawsl Boassese served Orinnell about right, however much they may deprecate the resort to physical force. The Boussrau and Grinnell Lnvsstigatinr Committee met to-day and adjourned tifl next Frrdsy.

te enable General llovaaeaa. to make his visit to New York aad return. Ouiney A. Brooks has reeetved the appoint -nana of soacial asrent ef the Postoinoe De- partfnertt, for the Paolno coaet, in place ef Colonel jZaitland, nalgned. The setter will oornrnence tne practice oi taw nerev- The eoatract for earrylng the malls be- tweea Sew orleaaa aad vicaeoai awarded to A.

8. Jdananaid of the plaee. That canlv nardona eranted bv dent for tome days, were iaaued upon the special request of prominent Radicals. Today pardons were granted to Wade Keys, of jsoatgonary, Alabama, late assistant Attetv aury-geaeral ef the Southern Confederacy, aad George lawny, af Nsshville, late Briga-dier-groeral fas the rebel eervlea The Brat was issued upon the recommendation of At torn-vrcTMral Bpoad and Admiral lee. The second upon the request of Mr.

Speed sad JdstaT-ea-rU Gee. it Tnonjaa. ba Ctncinaati sppotetnsaats are held la abeyaaoa. aad thia deiay eanees tnqulfy from the friends of the aooceaafui -amdldatea. I can state upon authority that the appoint-nM-nts I have heretofore aaaned, hare beea made by the Preaident, They wore aaliy determined upon on the S6th or last Baooth, and nsaawa are withhold from, the Benste, not because the President baaany dispoalUoa to change the pro-Tamme, h3t beeaaae he beiesvaa it would be better te permit the present incumbents te eontinnata office for a abort ttme longer, to enable tbeta te an lab the new uauwaainonta, Jhs.

The esme reason applies to the oasa af CorObei Taadevesr ef tbe Third Dtstrfrcv-I By eajaf al eeataeriaa. ef etlnloas, aaTT a full emetdermtioe of the work to be done la beta Honsss, it Is tetrad that Coa. rreae eaa. withoat treublo, adjoara by Ue 13th ef July. Ka one wae ia eoovaraant with, tiaa inisliiaae In head exDecta aa ao- 1r rfW, tha data, -u.

Great Exelteateat la Meale-Tkre af Cholera Reverted silver and Wee thee ia Meamaauh Cattaa washiaanenta -it tSpoetslPasi alih taJhaOaolauatl aaawJraO ataarraia. Jaws St. lass. There was great fKetWMnent ea Poplar street Isst nipht. Three women dranktoo much buttermilk, and were seijted' wtta holers-morbus.

The report that It wae cholera went forth and spread like Wilaore. Weather eool and cloudy. Business duU. The following steamers passed up: jfarble Clfv, Arthtflr and Passed down; Hoiiie Abie, 6llie tU-t, St. Patrick, Elea.

Trora, Petroiia and Darunr, with sigUt hna-divd baWef eettoav i aUvsr staaeaarya aaMawwawaaawawawammmmmmmSmaUBau 1 H' aAa. a 1411 I a iv a ililil ad Tha Klver BnalBeee vTeather--tUm-aersoa Uecisieaea At enday CaVrriW Jea Treabieooase ia Meataehy Mar-dere aad aawtweiaea taeral Craat Believeel ta he aa aa Hetiaaenraag Tsat Caaaasittedl fmm Marder aecrt' deatal K111ib mf a tsswt aver, raneakjl Oliaatit as pwOaaaaBsaa raaatiar-f LoaisvluavJaaaka. aaa. The river is en seteaeVwmt vsfca three tnebes water ia the eaeel aad hsres feet three Busineaa is dell. The weaahaar Is clear aad pleasamt.

boats np ar down to-day. The Hick, lungwort left with a goad tatp. The Vir ginaa will arrive to nam law. Judge Baiiard wm give his erlaisn la the Henderson eaae ea Jaoaday. It wlU take aboat three er soar eoltunna in the pausera.

liarpea- aavd his gain Was are beaoasing troobhsome. They weat aa Fraaklia a night er twe- ago, and shot aad killed a Union soldier who objected tn essse ladles carrying provisions te the jrnerrUiaa. There was aa alarm ef are to-day, resulting ia a san ill lose- Two aaea atreai a horns and boggy at aladisoeville to go to Ileadaeaon, a day er twe since, taking with thsan a negro saaa to drive. Before they paaaed Henderson they murdered the negro, sold the horse and buggy, and sloped. preparations are being made to give General Grant a rneepttaavher.

A. serenade maytakaplaee. It at geaarally believed that be is on an elMtioneeriag tour tor the next Pmideney. An Irish woman, known aa Aunt Ann, was found dead hi her room to O'Neal's el-ley, ea the wharf, this sasrnlng. Intemperance la supposed te have beea the cause of her death.

There was a nre in New Albany last night, burning a saloon and workshops. Loss The case of Tutwiler, for the murder of Brady, was closed this evening. He waa remanded to Jail to answer the charge of murder. George Simmoads was arrested to Kew Albany to-day for rape. A Ura.

Lewis, in a fit of insanity, got out of her bed a few nights ago, walked half a mile, Jumped Into a neighbor's well, aad was found dead next aaurning; this occurred near Msnchester, lad. Colonel Borer jtfkrtto fired several shots st Bonce HeiTroa, ia a saloon yesterday. After he got done shooting, Heffron knocked him down aad beat him. Two tons of Mr. Laird, at lawrencebnrg, went out gunning a few daya ago, and the gun in the hands of the eldest sodden tally went off, killing his brother.

All the places of amusement, will close next week for the summer season. FROM CHICAGO. Crosby's Operavhanee for Sale by LotteryThe Preamiaaas iikarpskooterS Tonrnnnteat Gold BxCAtetnent Markets. especial Dlaaavtoh as the ClaolanaU aaaartrerj Ckicaoo. Jnne kt, ISaV Crosby's Opera-house ts advertised for sale, by lottery.

The shares are 210,000 In number, st ire dollars each. Aside from a large amount of premiums, three bandrad and one special premiums will be awarded to subscribers. The first of these ia the opera-house itself, with the lot on which it stands, which cost $600,000, and rents for $30,000 annually. The subscription books' will be closed on the S2d of September proximo, and the premiums will be publicly awarded at the opera-bouse on October 1 following. 'mere was smaller attenaaace man usual at the grounds of the Sharpshooters' Associatioa, but the interest in the shooting continues unabated and nther more intense from the near approach of tne gran 1 contest.

The gallery waa thronged with the eager contestants, and much excitement prevailed. From the opening hour until eleven o'clock the shooting waa on aa average of about two hundred end tweuty-ive per minute, being The advance in gold haa eaused great excitement In our markets aad prices are higher. PmrlslMi ara mora active and nrm at bet ter prices. About iflOO pounds mes Dork chanared handa at S36Xe 26. and at the close $3i i0S was demanded.

Bulk meats are scarce and held higher; shoulders are herd at 18(8 13 Wc: rough sides st 16e. and clear sides are held at lTKaiHc: lard sold to a small extent at 23c for nrimet steam wheat excited, and o6o. higher, closing at ai74U2175 for No. 1 spring: reamlar. and at aia for North-western corn active, firm aad lV0a better, closing at oats trrmer.

active ana nigner. clo sing at rye, quiet sad firm at 74c; barley in soil ve and nominal; high- wines nominal; take rretgnts nrm at ic for corn to Buffalo cattle active and unchanged; hogs steady aad firm. FROM INDIANAPOLIS. Sneeial Election Election af the Dens oc ratio Candidate Anneal Meeting of the Natioaaa Teachers Associa tioa Return af. Fenians.

tarsal ai IMaaateh ta the Olsciuaatt KnaalrerJ inuissetn, aase Ms WM. At a EDeeial sieetlon held in the Fourth Ward to-ciar. Kern per, the Demoeratia John-lun Tnaadartata. was oCactea tiy oner-auadred and fifty-tour majority. The BepubUeaaa had the police and all their "cliquer' to work, but it was ne avail.

Thia election is an indication of the change in public sentiment In Indiana and the West. Kemper's predecessor was a Republican. The annual Teachers' Association meets in thia citv. commenoinct oa the 16th day of August, and continuing three daya The National Normal Association, the Buperintendents of schools in the various States and cities, and the State Examiners for Indiana, will meet at the same time. Tbe Indianapolis, Louisville, Nashville and ITrTf Ffeniana arrived from Buffalo this afternoon.

FROM TORONTO. All Quiet la Canada The Feniaa Priaaaers will Hot be HaSK TheT will Receive Megnnnlaaoaa Treat- naent. Special Dispatch to the ClnotaasM laqalrerj TOBOSTO, O. ane is, lfta. Everr thlna? now auiet.

The Government proposes to recall the volunteers, beilevtng-that the United States wilt take care of the Feniaaav Tbe s-eneral belief is. that the aathorltiea will not bantr the Fenian prisoners now in thtlr possession, as public opinion is against it, because of the magnanimous treatment of prisoners vat en oy toe eniana. understand that ebarges of a most revolting character have been preferred ajnlnat a subordinate offloial or this county, upon which he will be tried tbe present week. The charges, as we have heard them. are almost Incredible in enormity, and the trial, it is said, will develop a career of bru tality ana crime un prooexjen tea.

no, are not at Ubertv to mention names at present, but we will report such of the proceedings of the trial as are fit for publication as it proceeds. The prosecutors In the case hsve long had their suspicions excited, aad by placing detectives on the track of the accused have succeeded in fixing his guilt, they believe, beyond all question. The details ia many particulars will be unfit for publics-tinn. and la others will reveal a brutality which would disgrace a Hottentots-Aete AiboayXedper. vr ret bat mUi four bandar When he doubles his PPBIsIO SAIsES.

t3TSPxaKDiD Bltwa-ratOaT Hocsa ok SavaarTB araaar, aaa Tnaaa Obsibablb Boilpibs Lots on roosra Sraaar at aco-tiobt. a aaa is H. Baolasll astla at aaction oa TassSaj' at Steven e'elnak, that splendid taies sixty sloae nsal keuaao.saaatTaathstraet. aaa rvsl dor. as af Jacob W.

not lewaksits, Eaq. Also, at fbatr aetoek. ssaoa day, thne vary daslrable aalldlac lota on Poarth street, betwaea Smith aad Park, nas advartlsemeat. t3TBaAl. Kstatb at Aocnoir.Saniuel A.

Bargeat WiU ssll at auaSloa': Jtiaiig (It nm) eA'iaiia. June IS, at four o'eloca. an entlraly new two-story tram dwelling -beans, Xo. USOUvsr streat, bete tta Una aad Bay. aflataiosTs7set.

Ts ii ism atra ia, Jane ta. st tarns s'siock. a d. errsMo taa atiary flams aalnw-aoaas, as. SSt Eighth atraabatwasa Prasasaa aad Carr.

lots by tat mat ta Vsa Bern atrset Sas Inaatlon. aaaaaasaw ataisiss, fane SB, at Saur sad half a'taook, a aios las amy fraas dwalllBf-aoaaa, la neiplits'iiiilM TTi Bas-r streat, aatwsea Cutter aad lAaa. tat a nsm g. June at aa i eaewloeh. tares roaldeasaa, Nos.

at o'clock. front aria Bade of Care aa est, tat Sail ast asiai dig easrassa. Jane at, atypaj aVIaca. al Uful eoantry restdsiiea aad about, twenty acres, aa tba Varssw Pita, aboat tares milas wast frosa thai eT--'; AUrtanABOErr, Ka Wast Third sUset, iJTrlniraaaxtjaetl 1 ta Dr. OsmiiBrsadlsrtlnssast 1 til set IBnraetrs XMet PreparaUoas arere- iaaasSarseltraay a rt, very ssidosa Bwt wm wltk.

wiwrlHt Uerl-SuJtWyl I3T lotjotT-s an abaolately InralHble raH sad a ants sad tntnaiasHsnss arla- A BTatBEE a oo. saW aauWl I la Ka. Waat alxta sUsst. ee-ta aoovWrnOBTaarraaskliaBitassi saai laS iml eaa parttsa haws yaS eat aiaesra eatlnss; ttsssa Vra, Windage 1 nnn lets sidlns that tn KBS. WT3iBlAW'OyTHE9CX)TnntOSTarPI8HOT CeiTKBCTED tTT1I AKT OTHXat AKT1CTJ6.

Oat tuanl AJXAiiI 2 'Weitneadav-evevtrne. Jeaan, st ISoVlock.of Msftsnnuoa, A I Ki. i A 1 OT Ta. danthter of i r. E.

hi. arrlaoa and WUS Uie JoUa PaUa. aaad IS years an a days. Funeral frees Chrhrtaa Caawatwaesaai. Wtweeo Bmltu and a liaise law fraaa axossut ve aarsasrstaon af the Ssst ana an-daraaismts It a ast a aarfuasa, bat aiutnllim.

at aaaa. sB lim.aaius aa asanas 1 aad kid aaiss aa elssases of Oas ast. 1TOT1UC3. JtXeJTera-cua Atv JMsiaief 'TSrmSiiy crhtSITMIOM MKatCwAJITa. caTTTaaj Vo Farsors am Aawam Sar the aea of iasanry Haa.

sad IM MasaU ttreet, OIXNliJ elav 0 AtXJbiK, Ccnamissian Uerclianta, kaaraa w. una Lata of tasiaaloa.Ky. laiteaf Daks a niataaT. B. W.

dk B. DITKE. nma lb cvani Hicum, CtLZ Bants ajSKa llVrnfua WhSay. Ho. aa weat Second Street, Viae and aaaa etaataaail O.

fas SPECIAIs NOTICES. 3IN MfcMORIAJT. THE ANNITER-Sa KT reqaleaa blab anas at the repose of taa souls ef tbadeeeaaed utemberaaf taa Brotkerbood of M. MlckaeU wlU take place- la tne Cathedral oa est TVFMJJAT MOKN'fse. uie InaV.

at 1 o'clock. Tbe fr-lcooa. and prularly the relsUvea, arelBvitedtoattead. JOHJf A. BECK.

Secretary. B. rAIIBtL, Prwtect. It I TBE RE WILL BE a meetlag af tba Manufacturers and Bull tiers' Vaton st tbe ofllre of W. at.

Cssoeron 1 Cocoraer SIxtkBBd Hoadley aereeta, aa TPKMDAT EVIS- tke auuiaars la ETATA MEETINO OF THE MAJfU-rZcrVRTliH and BCILI1KRS. heM on VRIUAT XV ENIKU. June la. tne sjuowtag leauuimjin were uataatoaoaaly' adopted gaaeiawd. Thai we oon aider tne deaaand of taa Joeraeyuiea Carpeatera Ibr aa iBcrsaae ef wages at 1Mb tlaue to be ualuat, aad Injurious to tbe building Interests of tkla city, as the palee af balldlng la tl-reedy too hbrb; therefore, ba It AeaWew.

Tbat we. the Manefac-ture-rs and Build ers, eaa aot essapty wltk tha demaad kr klgaar wagea. tu. u.auui,riviQeafc USO, Tanos, oecretary. je n-aa- IiOXTIS WBOf.TSa.bB DjCaLERS IN DBT GOODS, NOTIONS, Hava retaoved from Na.

1st Main atreet to their NEW BUILDINC, S. W. cor. Third Race Sts Wnero aa a bus dance of room aad Ught will enable them ta snake aarge addlUons ta their stock, aad ta oCer a Srat-claaa aad attractive aoarce of supply ta tha Trade. JetSSt Tobacco Fire and Marine INSURANCE COMPANY, No.

)e "Weat TTxisd Sbreet. CAPITAU 9,. lire and Marias Risks taken at current rates, dell-tf Bu-ep ORPHANS' PICNIC IT6KALE BIDS WILL BE EE. CKIVBD by tbe Coaauilttee on RefnuameaU ef tbe Orpbana' lTrnic, ror tne privilege aeA.iias ner at tbe Orpbans' Picnic at Parlor Urore, on the tthof July Ute Comnilttee reserving the right to reject say or su otus uiaow. auu nm acrlbe what shall be set for said dinner.

Bids will ue recaiTea aiui HI CWW ll immv GEO. P. OBK. Score ta it. i i l.

1, JerJ-StTuThaau ITS Race street. DR. A. 0. F0RSBERG NEW RADIC1L CURB TRUSS Patented May 8, 186B.

IVo. Utt Fonrth (CP STAIBSJ BET. ktALX AND SYCAMORE 91S. Twenty years' experlonea la Europe and ty The testimony of five Hundred Persons who hsve worn them can ba given to the eBeaey of aits Trass. The names can be seen st my ogee.

It PROSPECTUS OF TE8 UlflTO STATES Proprietary Medicine Company, OF CllfCIlf ATI o. The capital atock of this Company shall be represented by seven thousand aharea, at any do Kara each, making a total capital of three honored ai.d eflv tkauaand eellara. Sfrv ner eeat. of whlok shall be paid la cash, the balsa ee in easy installments of three, six, sine snd twelve months after the orgaa-I ration of the Company. The property this Company propose to purchase will consist of trade mark and good-will of tha Proprietary Medicines knowass Kobaek'a Bitters, Blood furlSer.

Blood I'll a. Catawba aad Swedish Brandies and aV relator Whlaky, together with all atock on hand, and all material and machinery aaad Sos she Ina a fact are of the assne. Th ahlM of the Comnanv Is. rat. to engage In the manufacture and sals of the shore-mentioned articiea.

Beeond, to add from tints to time te the list of manaaustaree such articles as may by tha Board of Dlreators be deemed advisable. Third, to engage ta the sale of all tbe popular patent anedl- einea aa toe oay, aa a anna To parties seeking Investment thia oners a very rare opportunity. The busineaa of Kobaek'a medicines Is aa old aad well established one, aad haa already enriched the original proprietor, so ss to enable bim to retire from all business pursuits, snd Is bow doing under the present proprietorship a brei aver before: aad we have bo a out will atone pay aa annual dividend of twenty-ave per cess- on ue snure capita i atocu at tbe company. Tha pros la of a large manufacturing Patent Medlema a us! nana are too wall known to eveey body to admit of a doubt of the success of Uili on- Books for subscription to tbe capital stock of this Company are bow open at tha office of PRIKCE, WALTON CO- Si east Third street, cine Ohio. JAMES H.

PBlNCtt SAMUEL W. WALTON, ISAAC H. TAYLOR. EDWARD S. WAT VE.

Oomnilts loners sad Incorporators. jen-tf Apparatus for Deformities. PT DK. 8. N.

MARSH, CORLISS CO. eaarst The Apparatus fp- Spinal Injury aaa Lsnauuv jvajii SwB.TrUtt ass uvmvf untold benefit to me. Previous to wearing tT APrtB I could not sit or stand In an erect position for over year. I can bow alt snd stand in aa exact position when 1 have It oa. and would not take any amount of money for It.

ourgeon J. Denies a much pleased wltk tbe result. Besp-y yours, HHntT 0. JEWELU U. B.

boldiers' Home. ColBmbaa, Jane Tie. W. MARSH'S Annaratua ftar Botnal Curva ture, Club-fee. Bow-lefts, Apparstus for Weak sad SUE Joints.

Hip Diseases, sad all other Physical DeaaTsuIUes, Trusses, Sbnulaer-aracea. Buaneasory nnaa-ea. sjssue ntocaiaas. aecursieiv astea st the Badlesl.cnre Trass Offlees of a. M.

AlisH A CO. No. 8 Vesey street, slew York, snd 8. N. a av.

a waa awauraa streaet, betwe i Main and Walnut, uaelnnaaL, OFTOWITE THE HIOH STEEPLE. DR. C. 8. MUSCROFT J3" HAS REMOVED HT3 OFFICE ASTD faudSMtW Nos-SM sadSM Uinta street-westof JoaaTaorwelds.

jes-UWadAstSa BACON'S MEECANTIIE COLLEGE Our. BUta sad WalaaS striata. Cnscusatt. O. FmACrTAX ATD FBOFBTETOB.

Pha lal seat, asnat snluaaallal atereanUJe CoUesrs tn tha West. ETACTLT WHAT TOTT WAWT1 af ATHEWy TEWBTlAsT HIIWDTE knavara aad aaed aver Sweaty yean. Daily taeraaslus; nubile favor. Cowuleta la aaa Bottle. Xo si a ah.

Votrouhla. A child can apply It. I'roduoes lua-traus black or brown, as deal red. Does lajara Ihehatr. Prlea, 7S seats.

aoia ay araamsts aaa i aniusuM uwiej Alaa. Aba, Matsevi Asncs BAU eui Ssv storlDt and drasstnr the hair. Jel 3T DtrrcHEira okad shot tou BEDBtTeSkffla aaaa a ssaf, sad tssnaras mt Trv H. aad sleea ta ty8oldBTsntrveSiusitsra. at-auqTaWTni BATCIEElaOirS lUIB DYB TnaOrnjaal sud Beafin She Wsrldt Thaaaly traesad sauattHatrDya.

Harwilras. Bellabas aad Black aaa aral Brawn, arttaawt tnjBrla-tha Bakr skis. Bawaedlas tas ffl asnetaaf bad lyaa. 8ol4 by all Dratxiata. Taa gaaalaa hy atjaaa WUUsas laT MIUaAaawa, CHS BATCrTaxonV WaurTarfe.

jTO Hall's Holler Composition. It wl.l not spoil on your hands, as it Is put up In slr-tl-t cans. Pried 75 cerrU per pound. Chatueli Woods, Agents, Jos. 77 and 73 Walnut street, Clndaa-tl.

Csain, Tit rhsw, tkrala. Pesk, Bay eeat, Lard, SSaase, Wafefty, alrais aaaS aasdeM htaws ef Predmeei andaVeaa- eae ta rwe UseiSaa WaVay, Va 4T WIST 4VKCOITO JaTKsOST, Sal ty CaaTfnratATa. OHMV g3THR BTKAslKK KI J.Kif CAIJfaS HI leave the loot of Fifth afaaet ssd ssskstrtps ta W-IM ruj, Pi seas an sad PfTk streets, theje tak leg for the Park, ar the Perrvtor 'vrwlCsvt tba City of Laatlanr. W. O.

McCOT, QeOa-SI-i agrTtABMAea. AMP CnUJBACT JtW tha swwers.waCT asanas ralatf awt SKJiSd US i nm SECO ND-WE GREAT SALE DBT GOODS (J. HOPKINS CO, PREPARATORY TO REMOVAL TO Fourth. Street! WE SHALL OrPEB OX Monday, June IS, OUB EXTIBE STOCK Of LACE GOODS! AST JXAXTT PRICES. Real Point Gauze Collars, Real Poiijt Gauze Sets, Real Point Applique Collars Real Point Applique Sets Thread Lace Collars, Maltese Lace Collars, Cluny Lace Collars, Shawls and Mantles, Llama Lace Points, Llama Lace Circulars, IN EXTBAORDLVABY BABGAI.V3.

DEESS GOODS! Our enUre stack HABKED DOWN at LESS THAI COLD COST OF IMPORT AT10J. K3" Customers will find tais a rare oppnrtoaity to parchase goods, as we are determiaed to close oat oar stock before rraaovinc to FOURTH STREET. a HOPKI Corner Fifth and Vine. Qe-lg-ttl AMUSEMENTS. TBI FIRST ORAND PICNio BXCCB.

blON will be Uvea by tbe Town -ball Clubs of ClaelBBati, at Bueat water rove, on 8ATURDAT. JUNE S3, 1866. One of the best Striae; Bands win be In attendance. The steamer atoms will leave tbe foot of Main street st 1 A. a.

xiaaets can oe oaa a ar rea Kennedy's Bookstore, on Vina, above Fourth Eighteenth District Ssbool. corner of Poplar and Freeman, and Seeond Dlatrlct. oa Ninth, be tween Baca and Vine. Tickets si. Lan: Ilea tree, it Orphans' Picnic! PARLOR GROVE.

Jfednesdap, July 4, TICKETu? CENTS, ADMITTING ONE pfBSOX ONLT. BoaU win leave tns Sxat as Wslnst street at 7 o'eloek A. IL, aad touch al tooi mt FlfBt street. Ss4 Mania wm be taartaadaaea, erdttTuASu ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ffODatTB RavEXT, BR.

KUt AJTD TIjUM. First appear laraqf tha THE BLACK ST ATTTR. KELLT A UOsTB atTXVrstBXS. PocCTavieastyMF. sLtCnrtalartaeaatWi.

GCiND SACKED CONCERT! WEST HlVJblK PARTT. 7 SEXAJKST1XIJB ROAD. Monstor Band sr AS TAsJOTTU aallSICiAJIB. choice ems raok the oBATOBioaT -atOSIS DI atOTPT." "DAVTD," Ac Beslaoiea and Carrlaaes enter the rate aad aaea ta the ieft. The ateaaarr CHAMPION Mo.

leaves thaSmtaf Walant streat aawry ha us. Baa ad trl and ss- an Third Btrsat and lleJiasavrns Oars pass Che Park X3017D I.OST.M NOTICB IS BEBEBT eiTKJf to al at i uaSagalnat aegousttng tor a St-soa Harns Ban Brtdira Fa ad Band, dated atAadltor's OSIea. Lawrraeebarg, lsd laaa, Bovesaber la, 1 No. ahla to r. li.kev A Ca ar hearar.

afarah JAlt. at.lt. said Bond hss bsesi lost or Misplaced, and notice of sasne Is riven to the Auditor ef Dearborn Caaatv. Uel1-iUAWJ 8TAFHES BL.aUs. TP PRirJTERS.e.Th0 reii-8on why there Is sach demsnd for Hairs celebrated Roller ComposUIon, U.

that It Is' Bnoro durabla, wl'I melt over a number of times; it has more elasticity, more and does Its work more any other that Is cfTsred In tha market. Price 75 cents pour.i Chitf.eld 77 and 9 street, Cincinnati, it on ht'kDAY rer-ssaavsrashlaa to have a trla.ua the fleer sua avail TCwlvea tkla aumortnnTlv bv laklug tha Third. sstheeoraeror CHEAP tf Dry -AT- DE I-ADTD'S, TOsxawa-'O WEST FOURTh STREET. STJllIil MESS GOODS 7VT AV TJTf TgTt DOWN. Grenadine Bareges I at ss, Ajn aacEarrs.

r.lozamblques, Lenos and Lusters MARKED Linen Poplins IS UAT VARIETY, POK 8UITS. Traveling Dress Goods AT ISM AXD SS CIXTS. Plain, Bsff, Pink Blue Lawns BEST QUALXTT. ITXTBA tJCALlTT PRINTED LAWNS FOB SS CEXTS. PLAID FOULARD SILKS In Tholes Colorings, Very Chesp.

Handsome Checked Silks, Colored and Black Silks. OUB E2TTIBE STOCK OF SILK AND LACE MANTLES AT 6BEATLT REDUCED PBICES. A FULL LIVE OF Summer Hosiery CL Underwear. A FINE STOCK OF Parasols and Fans C. W.

DE LAND, 74 and 76 West Fourth Street. PICNICS. I I OF THE- Typographical Union No. 3, AT A. GHOVE, Tbursstar, Jane 98, 1866.

Of ARB AXOKMEXTS. Geo. Stevlca-. n. irbtm.

W. A. Beualey. Wat. L.

AuKulnbaafh, P. F. Feehlney. John 8. Tomllnsoa.

Flood Maxaobbs. VT. A. flei, OU1 LIV Jasper WlllUms, W. Miistaa.

A. Brows. C. B. White, J.

P. O. stsvlck. Musle by Venter's rail Bsnd. Tbe Champion No.

haa been engael, an. I wlU 4eava the foot of Walnut atreet at 1 o'clock precisely, lourhlnfat Newport, Covington aad foot of Firth atreet. Tickets. Sa. admlttlnseentleman and aceompsay-in ladles to be had of Committee of A rranxement and at the Countlnsr-roouia of the A'aeairvr and Timt: O.

W. BUST AN. Chief. TH08. RTAV.

Assist. Chief. rjelO-8TliiSuThSuWe St. Edward's Congregation SECOND ANNUAL PICNIC or ST. EDWARD'S SOCIETY TAEE8 PLACE On Thursday, June 61 AT PARLOR GROVE.

The CHAMPION No. will convey parties toshe (round, leaving Walnut street at 7), and Fins street st o'clock. A Brass snd BtrlDg Band engaged, and pleasant time sntlclpated. Tlcketa ON DOLLAR, admltllng Lady aad Gentleman. If GIFT CONCERT.

Bny Your Tickets in Time. A IX TH08B WHO IHTBKB TO TBT their luck tn the Grand Gift Concert Enterprise of CLAYTON A TOTTNe, the object of which Is to raise tor tne purpose of building a Widows' sad Orphans' House Ibr tba city of Covlnjrtaa, had better purchase tickets while the opportunity i of. Soed. A nrw of the prlndpsl prises If ak follows! Body of land ia Kentucky, i fruit firm near Cincinnati, eoapleUly storksd, SlKos; fall set of tobacco anachlaery. 3S.Sfl8 bouses and low.

vary, lug In value from SM00 to 300 10 prises of baefca, SS0S ta SLSOS each; prises of Cdnclnnata City Beads, Sl.OOS each beside a Unra Bumber of old watches, grand pianos, saelodaons, Ae. Tickets or aala tn Cincinnati at saaay ef the Book. Af sale Jewelry sad Drug Stores, or sent by mail ta any part of tha United States, by writing to CLAYTON A TOUNG. terT-St Orvtngten. By.

HOOP SKIRTS. RECOr.ir.lEPJD J. W. BRADLEY'S UP LEX EIJL.IPTIO (OB IM17BIaB SPRIHG) SI I rW mm SiaawA mm. Baaafc tfsa tha fllucia Ttev ara acAacwIadired or ALL LAOlKii, throuubaat the length aad breadth of the land, to betheasost FEBFECTaad AOBEBABLB JBEJBT ISTESiTED.

ana ITSEOOALEO IX EL. USANCE. ELASTICITT. XlOHTrE3a AUBA. BlI-ITTrCOMfOKT AST) ECONOMTTj THE LAST NEW STYLE IS THl CTUL.

BATET EMTRK3B TBAIL. which ts tha. BtOBT BEAUTIFUL ASTD A Br.BA.Bl, a KBJJil aver vrora. belna; parUealarlv adaptad ss tba tiiauil asblonabU style of dreiiii: as ssv EOPt YU LAUY8 BOOS. FBAK LESLIE'S ASHIOB A AZT'K.

Kl-iTS BUStH. MAGAZINE OF FASHIObTE BOH TON. THE BOUBOIB OF FASHION, and San Fashion Articles a tbe eUnVrentBwsBapera. Bee OPiinoits of tha Fa aaa and FASanow MAO- tivii renenlly. rnOCLAturia-a tbe great L8JJ ERIORfTYof Shsas CELEBB ATI EIRTS.

St WHOLESALE bvrhe LE ADINO DRTSOpDS AND KOTIOX HOtTSES OF THIS CITT. Also, at WHOLESALE by tba exclusive Mssalactaraaa snd Boss Owners ef the Patent. omee: si aasllisis suo ana as lawYark. asvSt HbHbAtV Famey Groecrle. aScc.

TtsaaasCross FVkleai IS cases La A Perrla's Vtor rmlra 8aaes' t- too caaea Cumberland A Lord Ward anaaoas; s-a rears t-la. and J-lh. Cove Oysters; Yf I I rail 1 111 anrt X-lra. i fn(Ltaal IMtrarw. aatawss-tawd rl allaeaSH i buti.

iSrinhi Ftwuid-iump TimeD IbSJ1 I uavauul luv, i at i -uuoo of pnrabauei-ta, J. ki U.I, a ton a st MJum Uvx- ctg. j.fina bae medima and cholca Bis Oattastt it. bavi itii, meKKe; a 1 i a. 1n un i rm la alnhtsgsi I ---S -j.

Imerars tMigarst Sws brks, reausm auaar mm REOPENED 117 FOB BALE BT R. W. CARROLL LATE OPEKA -HOUSE BOOK8TX7SE, 1)7 West FsMutk Stroet, Two aoara east of taret FB1SOV-LIFE OF JEWERSOl OATIa By a-lcaniisal Hiatal I Man a ravr, U- a. A his Physician st Fortress Monro. St.

Saw dltloa. BA THE MUTE Siysta. By Mrs. Aaaa- Can Kllcble rmce, sa THE SAME-BIRDS THE XOBTaE By BaSe. ert B.

Boaarvelt. SS. fcrT'W Hll ata'P- BvaiaBHiBiltaa. US STOBatCLIFr A Tula the HlcUaadA By MsBSeld T. Walworth, ai It.

TBE DOVE ADD TUB EALES BTT. By taa aatnorac "atetrss aieaciyue. elo.h. ai as. MY V1SEYABD AT L.aBEYlEW.

By a 'West era tiiatw noser, St as, LIFE OF JAMES STEFltJuNS, tbe FenUaChaef. OF AMY LIFE CMS THE 1IOK1.EK. wua uivviaauoas. tj vaaavt a. B.

Marcv. S. A. SJ. tm si Piitail Bla aad a-old.

St BV. KCt'E HOMO A oairvey of Sat Ula sad Wests of rfesas i pnu at so. JUST RECCIVKDi Aa eleu-snt aaa nm lit of STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS. aaau naMlahjMt. a eietrsni siucu a.

caiow7ev7 lMtlal Mamptns. plsla and tsawu. ooae to oroer. Banks sad BtatloaerT sent by uvall. uortpald, our recutpt af price, B.

CARROLL A CO FanllahersJoohselleraaBJaVatlsant. Books for Sale, ASSLUCTISII OB AXC1 BR and acarea A uteri ran Books, bend oeaiaice stsasp aad get a catalogue. Bookstand and Sajea-rooai. S. Z.

ear. Fin and Walnat streets. ja.fa.saa Clactnustt. Ohio. ROBERT CL1RKE "WEEKLY BTJIXETWr P-TEW BOOKS, SrMTSEB REST.

By Gall Hamilton. rnee ws. MISS MULOCE'8 POEMS, Blue and gold, SI St. THE DOVE IN THE EAOl.EK NEST. By the suinor of neir of neacune." ismcK, uioan, SS SO; do, pauer, l.

TBE STTBPBISrNO AND ALMOST 1NCBEDIBLR. AUt 1 1 UF lin Air. tavi a niastrsted by QastavsDore. o. St.

8TOBM CLIFF i A Navel. By Manas eld T. Wal worth. Uuao doth. VI 'S.

MOBOAN AND HIM MEN. By Sally A Fnrd. isana. cioin. at ts.

LITE OF JAMES STEPHENS AND FENIANI8M. ISmo cloth, SI dev. paper, to cents. ABMY LIFE ON THE BOBDEB. Bv Colonel R.

B. Marry. With aumereus lllustrstloas. cloth, l'rice as. TBE PBISON LIFE OF JEFFERJON DAHTIS.

By Brevet Lieut euvant-celoael John J. Crsven. i. v. cioui.

once as, uv. o.v.otvau, library edltioa, price SA. mil. IRON AND OIL: or. The Practical Ameri can Miner.

Br Samuel Harries Daddow and Henj. Haanon. eiata. mw av au. BOHRER-S BOOK-KEEPING.

Srheet edition: compiled frora tbe best auchorltiee. aad srranasd by Louie acoarer. rvo, mom. rnca as su. CHOLEBA.

Farts snd conclusions ss to Its Vain re. Prevention snd Treatment. Br Heurv Hertshom, A. M. D.

ltaxux, papsr. I'rlos (o cents. AG BIcrJLTTJBAL, CH EMISTBT. By 0. B.

Chsn- man, a. at ja. u. aw ceuta. CBOQUET, ss played by the New Yorh Club.

By one of tbe sue-inbers. l'rice St cents. rvw THE PftOel HEstat VE LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA Its Hlstary, snntomatalos-y. Pathology and Treatment, bt Kooen nartuoiow m. v.

evo. paper. Fries cents, Jast PnblbhaAt BOBEBT CLABKE A CO.S Priced Caulogua at Books ob Agriculture, Botany, Horticulture. Lsndssspe Gardealna Bum! Architecture, sad ktedred sabjscts, embraclna tha beat works on tbe cultivation of Fratta, Flowers. Vegetables, Grsins.

Grasses, 4c; tbe Bearing, Breeding snd Management ef Horses, Cattle, Sheep, with a list of American snd British Psrlodicala. devoted to tbese subjects. Sent by mall, gratuit ously, on application ta ROBERT CLARKE A Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers and Importers, it NO. SS WEST FOUBTH STREET. MEDICINES.

a Tiam. Iv The aaaoaat of PHalaMaa Btv ters hold la ana year la Sfiaisrhlsg stsrtllac. Thus would su Brnadway six feat hays, hram aha rash to FaurtSi tiaAaa a i a i a. aa tne rnwrtataotat of Bear Task. It la astd thai Drake painted all the rooks la tba Eastern Status with his eabsUstle "8.

T-laaV snd thaa ast nas aid cranny lerislaiors ta aaaa a law "ptevaat. lng dlsagnrlnc tha face af nature," which atvus hint a monopoly. Wa da not know how tats 1 but wa do know tba FlaaHaoa Bttters itu. aa ns other arMcte ver did. They are aaad by ast elaaaae of Hhs cawunaalty, aad ara death oa Dj isst'Sta ais lain They are vary lBTigoa-attac wham Ian-gnldaad weak, sad a anal ap nil su Baaratoajn Bprinx Water, Baid br aM Prugalsla.

AetTBBBASBOIXA. The stutllsst talaa. sat "iweetaat tfclnt," and lbs stoat af It Bv tha auaat money. It ever cosset taa ador af putapliallgBi torsana aad adnAl delleaev ta tnaakta; is adeUsSav aadlsaaiLimry enaspsBlan in taa etc ma, aa tha nanery aud naon the tallat sideboard. aaa be Hurl rvery-wbers.

st aaa dollar per klttli aasumUugB ffprUg WBtar, Sold by all Iarasaists. HfUAg tba kettle n-eaa taa Bra, I scalded aavsslvury ssverelv one baud slmost to a estts) Tha ortars was unbearable, aaa aaa Maat-esa MaassBBj I IiiIbmsiI relieved tha pain utmost ImmiirllaHii. It healed rapadlr, aad left vary B. tat scar. "CHAl rOSTXB, Cat Broad sL, Paha." Tkla la maial.

a sample of what Ok MaataaA rhilwat win do. It Is lavstaabla ts att essss af wsaada, ramriga, spralaa, cats, bxslsea, anavaff, etc, atthar apoa man ar bene. Beware at aamuaarmtta. Bona ta geaaJ wisppasd la ana steet-piata somvlaEa. Sha shraataxs of W- "-Tasook, causmlat, aad 'ITTa tlassp of DaOIAS Babbbs O0- BSWTOBE.

Barmtogm g9 rimf WaLsr, Bold bv an Drunrlats AH whs valas a kaaatUsl bead of aslr, had ns ptaaai i Ml uo frees iiianiaWn halts tea and tsralsi gray, win notmui to use Lyon's salebratad Ba it asaaaa tba hair rich, sort sad glossy anal stasia aha hair to stow wtwlBxarlaat beauty. It Is sold svery-waara, B. THOMAS LTOH. Cbtaaltt, B. T.

awatthra SpiiBg Water. SaudaranirasElata. WaLtTDTBlTl-A awns, lady. rrAMratnstaaai eannUy baaas aAar a snjssra mt a Saw moaaaatB Tew Task, waa basaar ims laid br bar IHaaat Im place af a rustle, tusked aad Instead af ts, aba really appeared an B. aaw aba need Hacaa's Masantls St.

Any lady eaa aeh by arOcas. It samba ar at easts, BwrtaWaaaa I BoM by all DtwaTbaa. caadbyaTlgraswlata. TO PRIfJTER3.Hatr cel- Costs osltlcn v1TI keep for years as fresh as when a-- VJ'1- a. La faTSt maae, pux.up i.i Bir-ugni casSy'ready forj useiv Price 75 cents' er pound.

Chatf.sfd- mm a Sawaasr mass a a a- nc vai a ea A rfMl.n-St "11TI Hill vrfBotf a. au lalaa Aaaerleaa aad Farahrn Views, est- brated BuIhUbits, narr. Jte ALdO-A variety of very sad aan-sased. aa(tablcr parlor, hall aud StBlBB-roosns. st reasonable pnnee.

wifaBinlles at sll the Isle weeks published. told ttuaa plslaly fltlm and saaul aat ha alibis! Bstsc tbaS artteas. aaa bs datai af any draav cMasautBiaia, w.t 1 i i nnantaiial. tattsltabls Haar Oauorinsr ka bsan staadrty traurtaw Bay ovot I laby ShThwx. and tkasgua to its avtnol aamv ty aa- hs 'haar.

Tllla iSnll SB aatt AjaTSX asaUa asm. awatbTaBSsalQTS. it 'JiT wSc 'lltl I1 i 'vri- 7 TOSTA BETBA' 9B AMAteA aWb baTaiwate'aanmaTT laiyiSSl. Bsaal v' K-f SantswaBprlM CLOSING OUx Summer Stocv l711illf.16HQRnilTe.ri Oar -rrr a aw ornih Sf WILL OFFFB tb ENTIRE STOc hi on da Tt Jr-E lsitaj At Prices Far Below Any Ttf ELEGANT SUMMER Prvt-J Rewnceal fraas a to scwaww i raaaa I 00 ta ta Healaccm frant SO ceau to so ceTt. SATIN SPOT HOHAffii a1acoe rsmaa SI io to Kt-som fro- sr; celru JJ J- SsLK GRENADINES atewBeeel from to ai Redaeem roat i ao ta 7 r--, Kew need fraaa Si t.

U)JiU- SATIN STEJI'ED CRiDn Brdacrd fraaa S3 craat ta an LBVcaca auu ivrBl; Frvneh Organdies (or r-nt. IoabVr-WMllb Kr. t.1 Freack rerrsiils for 37c. A a eleeai, a v.naeiii at DEESS GOOD FOR 15 CEVTS. lOt) Eat braid errw Uie.

svtt r-, A-iBSSt Bnndkerr bierv, for lo. Kssbrosslerael Ilaadkerchief.lo,: irOO bhawla far VI -ii. Wm. Ghormley ba AT wMut' Wew rtmy anA aav 1 arv jCdB i rvt iflU JUST ItECElVlJ ChFSaVUt AOrtasaaU Qt Cluny Laces and Inse -1Li ALEXANDRE'S KID GLOTO Wm. Ghormley Cc bo aUSsv lOt BTH 8T DEHTAL IMPROVE! NOTICE.

DR. IMFOBMH TBS sr. tbat he haa lut latr.Hlure.1 llr Europaaa malhod of extrartlnu Terth It la pereetlv aar. aa itlent AI.I.THI rVi ib ir. fi 1.1.

Tilt fjl tha teeth and anm. 1 1 I harmiees tnrar of ether or Tha- medleal aud dental an unj wltssas lu uperstlon A. OSMOND, at ru It Vine atreet. aaar a PROPOSALS. PROPO8AL8.

Aruiioa's orrifi, Hamiltck 4.1 Cim iJtJt ATI, BALED MILL II iinow, to in mi an anu iit n.iMm wlk the Dortta atieof rj-mtli url ajjt sfi ujtiiaaia laiervw ur I'aiviiin i isi. Bids aiost bf arrniM.iilrt1 tth rtsfai n4 tb wrti doais ncrurtitnir t. le. H. flr tt; INSURANCE.

STATE.TIEKT OF Enterprise Insurance OF CINCINNATI, June 1. IrMtO. ARbBTS. Cash V. 8.

Boa tj ruir SM.oot) 7 -3U. uar a. 1S81, ir Aaa i tt us a tMfi Mortcsge No'es Bill. Kecelvable. Bill Dlsrouuted Due frir i'reutlam.

lue from Ii t.rlnret ompaaiea Wrerklng-boat Noel, tl.uCO Furniture Account gtoek Notes avat a ta a a aa a t. tr. jaa. L4.4BIL1TIBH. Capital Stork iubacrlbed a Doe to JoraaJiles.

1. i -1 i tii a ujisdluatea -tv Assets over I-tabllitlea. BCIUBM OB CSBrtWT -uwcelptaof 1'rerutuwa: Old from lire. 1 He, to reb. Kew Ontantaalion.

from Feb. It, at, te SUT0 131 At WI SI Lea. Beturu Prem'a. an.ni ts Ims Kelnaurauee AtuI tJ Lrat Ktlnaes.fjov'iut retsrus, Ae it, WO Less IxMsea paid T.M-1 i LeaaLoaaesuuAdJuat'd IhjOv "1 Ket Gala JekVBaBoAWe at. KICHAsWv CTATBMEMT OF TBB t'BSBITSM the LOItlLLABll Ft KM IM.I'Ka I rABT.aa tbe 1st daT of Jaaaarr.

Ivai. wae Auditor of tba State of Kvntarar. 1a aaaa witk aa act vwtltlaA -Aa act ta recelale ire Of Foratgn I aaraeu teas. I. BAB! AXD LCK'tTIUX Tbasaa-of UeCsapsny UMl.UJ 15SUBABCB VQMfA.NT, sad a smual 1 Broadway.

ew Turk City. II. csrtTiL. Ha Capital tWoaS It san Us Cspltal asset east as as, III. ASSSTS.

1. Casboahaad Cash la bauds AgruU tad la rears) transmission 1 Real Batata ualaeambrred. a. Debt due tbe Compear, aeeurad at mortgage aa uBlaeumrjarvd ua rotate, worth par cent, mora ifcan taa same Is tnortcsaed (br. sa per vvert-ers sad scbsdule aecouisaiir'at' srt ssbetsntlslly same as lsst yesr A Debts due the Company, ottierutw secured, per vouchers sceompenTiBf S.

Debts dae the Company for preoU- A Tbe Bonds sad Bcecka owned br tat Company, per vouchers aeraMnpanf-lng bow aecured. and tbe rate ot ta- tcrast thereon te-wlt: Aaaa at 1. Jfew Tor City snd County Blocks. per cent I. U.

A s-BrJa. per ceot. St a. Booda. per reet.

Sue) 4. r. 8. 7-SBT-eaaury Notes tCal A WlscouslB tmt Total 7. All other Securities, belug lnlereat Total Assets of tte Company IV.

LI A BILTTT The amount of Liabilities doe nr nut due. to Katika snd other creaiwn A Loaset adjusted sud due. a. I own afljn uated and Bot dae A nn.l I n.t It I A Losses In suepeuse, waiUnt rr rar- tber proof AUottawclsaaBSSgaiBAtttie Compeer Total LlsblUUes. Stats or Haw Tou a.

CatKTf nav Haw Tin. I CABLI8LB XOBWOOD. FresidetL afi-j y. ta.r U. Beeeetarv nf abA IJallLljUu i (VlUPl VT halaa mmwrmif depose and say.

ard ssch far himself mn torwolig las fall, true sad correct lilts" affairs ef the said Casansay-that las "jM sace Cotnpsiiy la the w. i owner a OSiBHUlh 1HE1I AtPflfTT THUl aJl-l LA Bn af seuial Cash Capital lu vested iJ Bonds, or In Mortgages oa untneambeea. tale, wurta as par cent, more thaa us gaged mr i taat tbe above eeecnueu ta part fbereof, ara made lor the heacsial Idsal etCTTijini authority la the sara any dlvl atia vwuiiT, aor awr v- wnawvTr wwuwawntBjw a sva. nor la JJSKSLTSSA raipauvu ay aaia vuauuany mmrm above described omeera of tbe aali 'flT-ml paay. CAKL1HLE rvbt tor asld Coanty of Bew Tort, Wale of Jj this tth day of dsnsary.

ism. TV, fA tiTin.1 rassLl Amrroaw Orrrca. FaABsroaT, Jaaaary IS, sa I baaeby certify the of the oriilaal J1 1 WrtM.aAX.l A.C.T.uAMUIXA"", wJL ar SmviL ff. inroif, rnit P. CTA f'HAt r.

ar taa iaj uii.i.a ai taata. a-j KT, of Baw Tors. Cavlnrofc Bssw. i baa Sled In tblt oat ae the stAlawsU s-, repaired bv prwvlsln. of- 'as the sstlsfaeuoa.

least SlbSMm, st reqatrad by sjtdsej; CHABLso P. TJTB. ss Agent as Bceased sad permitted to hu.tuiaa nf litiiutsnin at hat oBcs. I aafHATT 1 taVSA. KB 1 BaUHlxata or for tha terns af erne year ream w.

ucanss stay oa revnueu i JM wraVtBaWOW- am aorih-esvt curuar of ttam a- i i.r CTVOA -mm ami rtuarles IVruar, Jaaob Traber. fcJt'aa. 1 -'Briaal aa. W. ed.

m. C. Bert. 1 i A WBesw-tSTTtfi. uu.

the ststeaseats seave reterreu ia. TZm lav atal of aauA Company baa beeajsawa- a haadred aad Sfty thowmad doMss. as 1 la testiamay waerear. I have a I dar your StlhAXW jorlT B. 4i a.

Vfeal Third ZsJ.