Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 June 1869 — Page 4

Advertisements, in this column, of three lines, each Insertion, Thirty Cents. PORSALE.

"TTORSE-Oo credit, a largo yonna; wort JCL horse; works anywhere: geutle anil finuud in every respect, luqalre at No . 10 Main Street. Junl9d7t YOT-A ve-v large and beautlfnl lot, 1 a comer or Chandler and Hixth Sreeta. Amdy to W. W. CHAXDLER, A?snf, Gas Office. junl5 dtit COTTAGE A frame cottage, corner of S cond Avenne and Seventh Street, oue square from the street railroad, containing four rooms, cellar, porch. o. Terms easy. For particular call 8t,,,oa';0" west corner of Second Aveunc and Linth Utr et, Lamasco, . JJgI?JiiI5HOTEL A nice hotel and hotel fixtures, In a (food location. For lud particular address Box I to, Princeton, Ind. ima3dlm. T VMBKR-100 ,000 feet two-lnerjhem ck JLi lumber, at cost price, by KAPPLKE & SALMON, eirner Division and Canal &ts. nialildtf (la w) T7 TED. o WORK. U Office. Blanfc e25 B ors. Ac, at Jour FOIi RSNT. MOITSE On Fon Ji Street, between Main and Syca ire, a doable threeBtory brick, with t v, r aid store-ionms. Wi 1 he rented no .mately or together, uood HccorainQdatl .r for two separate lamiHes. For furtbei r artienlars apply to Dr. h. T. BUSC'IE. ivo. 22 North First Street. 1nnl5dtf SATURDAY....... .JUNE 19, 18Ci. CITY NEWS. T Couuly' Agricultural Socict es. As the season is approaching when the County Agricultural Societies are preparing tunake contracts for the-ir printlni, we wou'.d call especial atteutiou to our superior facilities for doing alt classes of this work, such aa Catalogues, Premium Lis s, Tickets, io. We are also prepared to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters, In plain or colored lults, at short notice. We have just added to our Job Department five bond red dollars, worth of the late-it style j of poster type, and our facilities cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, or send for estimates. KVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO. t.-y Biue Letter and Note Paper, with heautifu!. water lines, for sale at the Jocsnal Office. Thanks. We return our thanks to Messrs. Elliott and Rock, of the Auditor's office, for favors. Foundation Laid. We observe that Mr. Gantner is rebuilding his carriage factory, the foundation beioc already laid. The new building will be of brick. Another. Another man wa3 fined by the Recorder, yesterday, for maintaining a. nuisance. Our citizens-had better look to their back yards and alleys, and save fines. Last Day. To-day is the last day of grace for banding in the ' tax schedules, and those who have not returned their schedules had better hand them in at once. It will save some trouble hereafter. Base Ball. Those interested in the manly sport of base ball, will re member the match game this after noon between the married and single men. The game commences at halfpast two o'clock. The Fire. Mr. Jacob Emrich had no insurance on his slaughter house. the account of the burniug of which was given in yesterday's Journal. The cause of the fire has not been ascertained. Hebrew School. The annual ex amination of the Hebrew School will begin next Tuesday. Prof. J. W Knizht is Superintendent of the English course of study, and Rev Simon Ilecht, of the Hebrew course. The examination will last two days, and will no doubt be quite interesting Almost a Fire. Yesterday evening, about eight o'clock, owing to the gas being turned up too high, some embroidery in the show window ol Click & Schwartz, in Chandler's block, caught fire, and in an instant the light fabric was in a blaze. For tunately the fire was put out at once hut it was a narrow escape, as half minute mora would have probably involved the destruction of the entire stock. Bear Loose in the Streets. A betr belonging to Mr. Wchrstedt, and kept sa his saloon on Main. Street, got loose yesterday morning, and was pursued by two dogs, until it died. Quite a number of persons were sitting in the saloon when the bear rushed through .from the back yard, creating great consternation among hose present,- and causing some of them to leave in a hurry. From the saloon, his bearship ran across the street, and passed through a store, -into the alley, and after running awhile laid down and died. Quite a largo crowd were attracted by the excitement. Narrow Escape. A young lad by the name of Gross, son of Nathan Gross, came near being drowned in the Ohio River yesterday evening. The lad . was playing on the saw log3 near the saw mill of Ahlering & Brummelhaus, and accidentally slip ped into the water, which was quite deep, and being unable to swim, he would have been drowned if it had not been for the heroic conduct of Marshal Carter, who jumped in the river and rescued him. This is an other warning to boys to be careful about playiag near the river. We rejoice to chronicle the fortunate escape of young Gross. New Poster Type We call the attention of the business public to the splendid facilities of the Journal Office for turning out fine poster work We have just added to our Job De partment 500 worth of new wood type, of the latest styles, and hereafter will make a specialty of poster work. One, two, and three sheet posters gotten up at short notice, and in a styla equal to the work done in the largest cities. We solicit the patronage of persons iu want of posters, of any description, either in plain or colored inks, and feel confident of giving satisfaction to all.

COMMENCEMENT DAY.

Our liillio Schools. Great Interest Manifested. . I Yesterday terminated the. BCtaooI year, the public examinations which Lave been in progress for more than a week past, culminating in the commencement exercises of the , senior class in the High School. . , 1 The morning, from eight to twelve, was occupied by the examination ot senior and junior classes ia Outlines of History, Algebra, Physical Geog ranby. Geometry and United States History, the exercises being interspersed with choice music by the pupils. ' : The examination was highly satis factory to the large audience present. The young students gave their an swers in their own language, almost invariably correct, sbowiDg that they understood the spirit of the authors as well as the text. At 3 P. M., the commencement ex ercises were began, and long before tW hnur fhe snafiions Hall was litcrally packed full, and hundreds were . , e 1 . j: . unable to find even standing room. I'he front of the Rostrum was ornamen ted with a sort of balustrade of green forest leaves, and the piano with leaves and flowers. Promptly at the hour the graduating class. composed of eight young ladies and seven youDg gentlemen, entered the sile room and took seats I I hpon the rostrum. The young ladies were dressed in pure white, with but j few ornaments, while the young gentlemeu were neatly dressed, the coun- ,. , J . . . tenancesof all beaming , with intelli. eence and hope, their modest deport-, merit winning the hearts of all that vast audience. The exercises opened with music by the members of the High School, accompanied by the piano", at which Miss Kate Hornbrook presided. Rev.J.P.E Kumler then pr offered up a fervent and eloquent prayer, invoking the Divine blessing upon the occasion, the schools, and the graduating class. The Crescent City Silver Band then entertained the audience with a piece of" their incomparable music. Then followed the orations by the young gentlemen and essays by the yoaisg ladies, as follows: Salutatory Oration By Maurice T Jones. Es3ay 4,Do Something, Do it Well, Do it Now," by Hattie I. Dur ham. Oration " Early Education. by James W. Welborn. Essay "Nearer Home," by Jennie Coif. Essay V When My ShipComea Home from Sea," by Ada L. Tolbert. Ora lion "Ambition," by George P. Heilman. Essay" The Golden Opportunity," by Mary Jones. Oration Our Nation's Natal Day," by Thos E. Scantlin. Essay "God's Alcabest," by Lucy PAker. Oration What Next?" by Edwin Walker. Essay " We are Reapers," by Mary E. White. Oration" Love of Coun try," by EJ. T. Cur nick. Essay "The Grammar of Life," by Clara Baker. Essay " Way-Marks," by Nanna Sorenson. Valedictory Ora tion-" MeniWanted," by. Philip S. Baker After each fourth performance the exercises were varied by vocal or in strumcntal music. Prof. Willett, then delivered an address relative to the low estimate placed upon a finished education by the people of Evansville, which abounded in many prac tical truths, though some of them were, perhaps, unpalatable, and rath er humiliating to the pride of our people. The address was received with warm applause, and on motion of Col. John W. Foster, the audience, by a unanimous, rising vote, requested the Board of Education to procur the manuscript of tbe address, and have printod three thousand copies for gen2ral distribution. The Diplomas were then delivered bv Judse Parrett, President of the Board, after tho following highly ap propriale a eloquent address. Before presenting to you the diplo mas which have been awarded to you bv the Trustees and Superintendent of this school, you will permit me to tive ouafew words ot coneratula tion for having completed its well arranged and carefully prepared course of studies Various causes have contributed to reduce the number ot successful com petitors f or tne prize which you have each won by the creditable manner m which you have completed the course of study prescribed by this school. The tedtousness ot the task, inainer enco and inattention, and often an almost culpable carelessness and neg licence have intervened, suc cess and promotion have been surrendered. and further intel lectual accomplishments forever abandoned. So it has been with oth ers, while your annual promotions have beeu to each ot you a source of unmin2led gladness, and to your friends and parents of true gratihca tion and pleasure. Step by step you have mastered and overcome the diffi culties with which all students are more or less surrounded, and under which so many others have given up and fallen away, until you have at tained your present positions of honor to 5 Gurselves,and honor to your parents and friends, x our teacbers may well feel, as they do, a high degree of pride in your present attainments, and they certainly will ever cherish and feel a deep anxiety lor your future success. Occasions like this, in high schools and colleces, are called commence ments." In this there is a meaning which might well be impressed upon your minds. Commencement why? You thought your course of study, your intellectual developments and literary acquirements, commenced when you entered the primary depart meat of the schools, and, in one sense, this was true; but it was a commencement under the watchful care -of instructors and teachers. Through their assistance, you were then expected to advance. So far, you and they have cause to congratulate each other. But this was advancing walking with the aid of - an assistant, as by repeated training and efforts the child attains the period when it can eaf'ely be

nermitted to walk alone: it may then be eaid that tbia ia its commencementin walking, bo nwyou Have each attained the period when your instructor, with a feeling approximating to parental pride, may say that you, in the intellectual, in the lite rary pathway, can .waiK advance alone. From henceforth, in the aei l- nrtnrlatfta mtl T1 'I V P 1 f mencement. Tint, well as von have earned your present honors, you cannot-afford to stop here. The occasion itse'.f presents an opportunity to admonish each one of you not to think: thai Dcause ju have completed your studies and your school days are passed, that the work of self-improvement is also nnioneu. You should rather think and feel that you have only entered upon a career of intellectual advancement and im provement which should continue throughlife. f0 with the power to make your lives useful, perhaps illustrious, and to adorn the communities in which your future years may be cast; but this can only be accomplished by a continued devotion to independent self culture. You should each bar in mind that one of the primary effects of intellectual culture is usefulness in whatever sphere of life the future may open to I . . lit' you. now muen your success m m may depend upon your respective acquirements of knowledge is almost . -I,! - . 1 i 3 , , imDossible. bv anv given standard, to measure and determine. To make a good education and future self-culture f . . ,,; h,A :, ; from necessary that either teaching, or what is known as one of the learn ed professions, should cesouae your .... . . M.Bi., ..... tbat education and knowledge are useless among the ' laboring and mechanical classes of society, was "rever exptpueu. io. wut- Uy Hia fjili notion, eithf-T hv words or gct jmpres8 tbe youthful mind with this erroneous idea, and thereby discourage or otherwise prevent the completion or a tnorouga course 01 study, upon the supposition that meebanical branches of labor are to b3 pursued, inflict a great injury and loss upon society, ans an lrreparauio wrong upon the youth a wron whicli can only be summed up by the blun ders and insures or a whole lifetime. The profession, business or occupatien in which you may be ecg-iged, Uill not of itself, confer upon you Honor, DUl It will ue iuc iuauueru which the duties of that business, oc cupation or profession are performed, from which, it at all, the honor will lesult. But in whatever liudabte fursuit you may hereafter be engaged, et your aim bo to stand at the front. And. now in conclusion, permit me to- express the hope that you will, each of you, appreciate and constantly feel the importance of continued efforts in whatever station you mny be called to occupy, to cultivate and improve your mmas ana enlarge your stock of knowledge, and at the same time ycu will realize tnat your mental culture is uot intended to be a barren attainment, but ouc full of good and mefulnes?, not only to yourselves, but to others; that you will aim to diffuse a radiauce 01 Lie scdniss all along the respective path ways ol your lives; that, as m the ancicut "mythology, tho Muses the fabled cod Jesses of literature and song were supposeu to aewenu irom XTXL. 11CUUUU, UUU CUiU J diffuse every production of geniu, so may the . world, on every hand, feel the inspiration of your elevated worth, and be stimulated to deeds of nobleness and benevolence. Turning. t the audienee, Judge Parrett snid the spectacle before them was ample compensation .for all the money they bad paid for school tax, and assured them that the hops thy had entwined around the High School should not be turned tc ashes. Professor Willett addressed a few parting words to the class, after which the class sung, in excellent Btyle and with much feeling, the fol lowing beautiful ode, the musio and words of which arc original: Loud swell our songs, our strains are glad When happy hours are Hying; Low tall our uoie. our hearts are sad When hours we love are dying. Our school-day scenes were bright and gay, An i stroa-' me ties inxi dojeu us: Sweet tlow'rt Is bloomed alon; our wy, Aud lovea ones gt beied touud us. CHORUS. Yes! the Ions; days were bright, and each monition's fresh light Throuab our Uvea sent the broad sunshine danciniz : But those dii.js Hilled past, those fair new els fartnl fiisu And that isunshmo no longer Is glancing. Our feet have clambered up the hill. That lead nom life's sweet uawning, Yet Kind hearts, beatin? lightly still, Rt-fleet the beams of moruluK. Though tar beyond those summits show, Toward whicu our ieet are uasting, Datk shadows iu the vaie be!ow. Tell how the day Is wasting. CHORUS. But the fields we draw near, white with harvest aDiear. Anrt tte rlp.ned grain walteth our reap ing. Let us up and away, ere the close of the nay. From life's labor our hands shall be keep, log. To von who strove with loving voice, To lead ns to t hat por al, Where wisdom oltrs to our choice, Rich treasures aud immortal - To you, dear schoolmates, cherished long, To you torgotieu never We sins to-day oar parting song esad song, before we sever. CHORUS. When our bark?evermore,on that beautiful sboTe, Beyond death's rolling river are lauded, .vly we dugnnce again, in a joyful retrain. As a school that shall ne'er ha disbanded. Rev. J. C. Bowden then pronounced the benediction, and the audience began slowly to disperse, while the Crescent City Silver Band played another delightful air. Then commenced a scene of thrilling eloquence tha parting of the other pupils with the graduating class. Every f ice was suffused with tears, and the partings were pathetic and highly affecting. We have given the programme without remark. We can only say the orations and essays were all credi'iiule, and seme of them of a highly superior character, generally practical and full of good common sense. The day's exercises were well calcu latrd to inspire. pride and hope in the i-chool Fystem of Evansville, and with admiration of the great efficiency manifested by the Superintendent and his very excellent corps of teachers. Artesian Springs Park. There will be a concert at the Artesian Springs Park this evening, commencing at seven o'clock. The Evansville Cornet Band will be in attendance, and furnish the music for the occasion. The concerts at the Artesian Springs Park are the most pleasant and enjoyable ever given in this city, and we presume that quite a large number of our citizens will be present this evening.

Great Sale op Lots in Speinq j

dale at 4 P.M. To-Dat. A rare op- , ag-or(je(i to-dav to persons who wish to secure eligible property for residences at a moderate price, and at the same time convenient to business. While there is no portion of the suburbs of our city more desirable, the permanent location of the street railway route through this property gives it all the advantages for residences of more central positions. We particularly admire the liberality displayed by the proprietor in the width of the streets, avenues, and alleys. The lots, too, arc of a judiciously liberal size, the inside lots being thirty and the cor ners thirty-four and a half feet wide by one hundred and forty-four and one hundred and seventy-five feet deep. We understand a great many persons have been - out during , the week examining; jthe premises and selecting lots, and w? presume a large crowd will be on the ground this afternoon. It is rumored that the route of the Southern Illinois Railroad must cross Pigaon Creek near the new bridge, which will, of course,; pnliamcfi thft value of nronertv in the neighborhood, u e are satisfied we cannot sive our friends better advice than to go and buy them homes in Spriogdale. 2?" We have the .best and cheapest stock of Envelopes in the city. Call at the Journal Office and examine our stock. Tobacco Sales. The regular Sat urday sales of tobacco will take place to-day. commencing at ten o'clock this morning. Martin, Gardner & Co. will sell about 100 hhds., princiDa'.lv srood Shinninir Leaf, nnd a fine lunch will be served at 12 o'clock. Among the shippers'prosent, we notice W. A. Walston. and .T. C:Tarray, from Calloway County, Ky.v who will have some good tobacco on the breaks " to-day. We also note the presence of J. P. Boyd, J. B. Spratt H. II. P. Pool, A. M. Newsoiu and Green Gbss, from Caldwell County, Ky. These gentlemen will offer gome fine tobacco this morning, and as they ieprC3Crit the best tobacco raisers off that ccun'y, we hope to see their liberal prices The pro wiog interest manifested by the Kentucky planters in this market !.:!. 1 fl.,f-;, e . " I lavoraoiy tor the future. lr , , I im. uiuU ,ib neat PP Complain about poor paper, poor IMC, &et . and in miny cases there is good r..Jn., f ,r -mnnlainr. If rmt want a good article you can always find it at the JuuavAL Office. An Unfortunate Man. A gen tleman, whofc name wc did not learn, fell down in the street yesterday, near the Uourt lloutse, in a lit, and was picked up and carried into the Court House, where he had another fit. The maa is a stranger in)this city, and was taken charge of by Chris. Hedderich, the Township Trustee. It seems that he lately left St. Louis for Louisville, and wh'lo on the cars of the Ohio & Mississippi Riilroad. had a fit, and was robbed of some $23, all the hiooey he had. From Louisville he started to go to Cairo, to join his wife. lie came down on the Tarascon on Tues day evening, and remained in town until yesterday. Mr. Hedderich sent hiui to Cairo. Recorder's Court. Kate Simpson, a courtesan, for being drunk and disorderly, was fined $14 43. She had no money, ana was font 10 tne iocK-ur. John O'Meira, for depositing ashes. dirt, and garbage on the sidewalk, wss found guilty of maintaining a nuisance, and was fined $D 10. A gentleman, whose name we omit on account of his family, for an " ordi nary drunk," was fined 3 25. Paid, The trial of Seth Pritcbctt did not t-ika place, having been postponed. Mollie Brooklocker was arraigned on the charge of keeping a house of ill-fame. A large turnber of wit nesses were examined, and some of the testimony was quite ".spicy; " it was too rich " for our columns. The case was-tried by a jury of twelve men, who returned a verdict of guilty, and assessed the.fiae at $125. An appeal will be taken. ' The arrest was made by Marshal Wunderlich. Newspaper Change. We learn that Capt. I. Esslicgcr has purchased the interest of Mr. K. L. Bach in the Cnion newspaper, and is now the sole owner of that paper. Captain Ess linger is a gentleman of fine culturet anu a moat excellent citizen, ana we shall be gratified to learn that the in vestment proves profitable. The Union, under his management, has been made an excellent and accepta ble paper, and the German Republi cans of the city should extend to it a liberal support. s , ., Pass Him Around. The editor of the Lafayette Courier has been swmdied by a brick-mason by the name of John W. PullVn, with whom he had contracted for . the building of two houses. Pulien absconded, taking away funds which had been advanced by the editor,' a largo amount of which was duo the poor laborers in his employ. He is a member of the Brick-Masons' Union, and 4it issupposed went to Indianapolis. He left hi,s wife behind him. Quiet. Yesterday was, generally speaking, a quiet day. Very little of interest transpired, and everybody seemed to be on thsir good behavior Patent Granted. Among the list of patents granted for the week ending June 9th. we notice the name of Henry E. Blemker, of this city, for a stove drum. Horticultural Meeting. Let every member attend the Horticultural. meeting at the Commissioners' Court room, at i p. M. to-dav. It will be an important and interesting meeting.

Wafers; Sealing Wax, Mucil

age, &c, for sale at the Journal Office. Real Estatk Tr aissfers. The following 13 a list of the real estate transfers for the week ending June IS, 18G9, s appears on record on the books of tne County Auditors Elizabeth Paull to T. & A. Paull, Routh-wt-st quarter southwest quartet 1-ecUon 2, Township 6. Range 11, for ti,H)0. Elizibetli Paull to A. Paull, part southeast corner Section 3, Township 6, Range 11, for S5. E. A O. Rallrrad Company to James Tboropon, part Lot 7, in Block 11, Northeastern Kularaement, for $117. Fred, Kiechle Is Michael Gorman, undivided one-fifth of Lots 7, 8, 8, 10, 11, and 12, In Block li), Eastern Enlargement, for Daniel Posenbium to H. Levi, Lot 6, in Block II, Fourth Enlargement, for S1.300. Daniel Koenbaum to Cohn A Levi. . Block In Heuolein's Addition, for tx. H. W. Howes to H. C Miller, part west half northwest quarter Section 31, Townships, Kange9, alo part northwest quarter southwest Quarter Section HI. Township 6, Fwai.ge , for .. ijouis uzei to t-ttiue uompion, ran. section 22, Town-hip 5, Range 10, tor $3,080. LiOnis ueuncKe n uatnerine tsetiag, uoi. 9, in Bloci 47. Lamasco City, for $l,0Uo. r rea..vieciiie to Micnue. uiirmiti. nna1Vlded one-fitt h of Lou 7, 8. 9. 10. 11. a d i2. In Uloefc 1, rjntern Enlargement, for H.Swo. Jacob KoetsiDger o iv. s. hock, part oi northwest qu -rter Section 19, Township 6, R. S. Rock to Caroline Roettinner, part northwest quarter Section 19, Townsafp 6, Rnnse iu. for M). Win. t-'chlutboora to Henry Hike, north west quarter southeast quaiter Section - Township i, Kange 10, for ti.wxl. BfiT" Foreign Note Paper, several patterns, lor eale at the Journal Office. V . t -i i Accepted, -r The ; State Sunday School Convention, at its late session. which, ended on Thursday evening. accepted the invitation of this city, and will hold the next annual con vention at this place. Sl lf you want Stationery of any kind, go to the Journal Office. ,JFish & Barter have received all tbe fashion books for July, includ ing Dcmorest's, Godey't, Ptter&yn't and Frank Ltaliet Ijadiet Magazine. Ail of them have their especial friends among the ladies,' and it is hard to say which is the best. The Atlantic Monthly for July, and No. 13 iff Applet m's Journal, containing a beautiful cartoon of the four seasons, will also be found at their store. Amusement Opera House. The audience at the Ooera House last nleht. thonzh not as large as we had expected to see, wan still respectable in numbers, and highly lutelh1.P ln .,, of mitnhr,. and entertainments of this character, who were "absent,, missel a rich treat, as the songs or sir. uutneid and tne recitations oi Mis. Erwln were lone worth twice the price of admission, while the represent ttons by Harry Macartby and Miss Lottie vt tile ware in thtrvervb. at vein. Harry Macartby and Mis Lottie Eidelle Rtve an entertainment at Princeton to Bfebt, nti wecin Mnt. our neighbors of (hat enterprising corporation that they will be well entertained, an Hairy has no superior as an 1 in persoaator of comic and ecren'.rio character ln the land. Mr. Duflleld leaves to-day lor Louisville. He expects to return about the SHlh, with ut-w attractions that cannot fall to please our people. As the hot season is fast ap proaching, we will not follow the practice of other shoe dealers by cpeniuir side doors, but will hereafier ac commodate our friends and custom ers at all hours of the day and eve ning. with lull open doors, and sell them good boots and shoes cheap. which we have "'just received, and more are coming every day. Cramer & dalat, j.19 It 47 Main Street. , y You can buy your tags fifteen per cent, cheaper at tha Journal Office than anywhere else in the city. ' ' - Stand prom Under. Notwith standing the hcavu talk about selliDg eoods at cost, half nrice and AVio York jo00ing rates, &,c, I&c. Cooldites.Tof the New York Store, openly declare that they will not be under-sold in good goods. Many kinds of old styles and second anl third rate class goods are not cheap at half-price. jely-lt ' ." ' , V .", Call and See. The latest novelty out in Summer hats is the young gents Bon Ton, the most lasnioname scyia oi tne season, at ' ilM 1. A. WEBER & CO S &5? Our stock of Perfumed Ink is nearly exhausted. It met with a ready sale AWFUL SLAUGHTER OF DRY GOODS, AT II u a II ES'. Wishing to close out my whole stock of Dry Goods in tbe next sixty days, I will sell my present Btock of' Dry Goods, Summer Dress Goods, &c, at much less than the cost ot importation. I will sell the very best Organdy Lawns, high colors, magnificent style, worth GO cents, at 30 cents; ex tra quality dootc.Y .Lawns at cents; 5U,. t- SMLra r,l,. .11 J . SI I Black Silks reduced all round ; Gren aaines wortti ?l Id, at 7 cents; George Gordon's Scotch Ginghams worth 45 cants, for 30 cents; 4 4 fine Brown Mu?lin for 12 cents. Every bther article in proportion. rjTThe attention of Wholesale and Retail Buyers particulary requested. I mc .n buineu. .William Hughes, jelO lwd No. 46 Main Street. car Mr. DoYtE, the well known clerk at the American House. Boston is one of tho great favorites with the trayeliD-r public, i His well known face at the office is only an intimation of the thorough comfort and uniform courtesy which meets the guest throughout.', GUAM) lilSTaillUTIOX! K0NEY SAVED ' 13 MONEY MACE. r . Hi stock or SUMMER GOODS, AT HALF PRICE, A the Popular Store of MILLER & BRINKMYER. Desiring to reduce our very large and attractive stock of coods one-hall in the next thirty days, we will tell goods at tuch figures to make it profitable tor everybody to buy a five years' supply. " No. 7 First Street is the Phice. . , , jelG-tf ;JgFor pure Druzs. C he rmr3 U Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and U l.i:.t.. i. .1. aney Article, go to the Opera Drug I . ,. -t resn Blu Lick aud Congress Water. Par ticular attention paid to compounding prescriptions day or night. my7

IIOXMCirVw Sz CO, No. 15 Fir it St real. ,

Funinur Dress Goods at Cost! 1 Great bareains in Bleached and Brown Mu-Iius, Jiawns, (inghams, t'assimere'". Shawl?, Lace Points and Circulars, Parasols and Fans, Carpets and Wall Paper. Wc are compelled to rebuild the front of our store in July, and want to fell the goods bofore the work commences. Now is your time to buy. jollCt I2?"A11 kinds of fine Beaver Hats made to order at Weber & Co. 'a. lm Some birgains in Lima and silk points and rotondes at Hughes'. The best stock of Fancy Stationery in the cily can be found at the Journal Office. ! Concert at the Artesian Sprlnzs Farfr, Saturday, Jane 19, 10, In the aftcrnnoon, from 4 to 9 o'clock, hy the Evansville Cornet land. Admif-sion, teu cents. . juriel7-3t Edward Weuler. (CwurtVr and Xnion copy.) ? , COT The best standard brands of Flour for sale in the city: Vahlbergoi Dixon a crutce family, Cynthiana Mill", Telegraph Mills ' Bingham's Moon Light. and a variety ofl w arades of super fine. ap20 If . D Allls&Co. JGty Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee for sale at I. &. D. Heiman'b. Wanted. A live and enerjeetic Life Insurance Solicitor, (rood inducements cfcred an excellent "opportubity for the right man. Address Lock Box 31b", Evansville, Indiana. jels c. - SrT. C. Bridwcll & Co, corner of Main and Third Streets, have a full tdock of Druca. Chemicals. Patcot Me'iieines, American and import ed rerlumery, loilet aoaps. Brushes, &c. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Fresh Biro Lick, Congress nnl Rockbridge Alum Waters. jl7:tf 3"" Bismarck, Violet and Perfumed Ink for sale at the Journal Office. ADAMS KXTKEfcS IGHPA5T. IV o w Arrnunmoii t. This old aud reliable Express Company has C ttc I up a new office, at No. (J South First Street, and is prepared to do burliness to all the most prominent cities EaV.t and South. . Cuaiilks .Woodward, ,; mayld tf Special Agent. Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of I uixieruarsu county. The Directors of this Cotnpmy met on the loth dny cf June, li9. The Treasurer repotted the condition ot the nuances of the Company, which was found saiifu jtory, and approvedAnd, ordered that the officers .f the Company solicit new risks, aud the renewal of oil ones at the rates heretofore fixed. - - - W. Baker, President. Ben. Stinson, See'y. jelG Ct SuprosE He Is, and Trkn? Osborne is fctill alive, and as able as lie is willing to do all kinds of siim w'irk, from mat king an umbrella toiabc'ic' a drug store. For particular call at No. -7, Locust Street, jolli 2weod. m ! ' Hcambcai btcwards Often complain tl at ordinary Baking Powders lo-o their strength and quality af ter boing on board a vessel or boat for a few days. L'ooUy't Baking Puuder is not affected by any atmosphere, and will keep good in any climate. Perfectly free from delet riovs substances, and it will make good, sweet, wholesome rolls, biscuits or pastry to pcrfeciion, and withal the most economical. For sale by ail rrcccra. jel5 liteod. To Let. Having more room thai is necessary for our business, we will rrnt a part of our house, (No. 'M North Water Street) to a'eoad.' .re eponsiblo p&rty, on reasonable terms J. C. Dukouciiet t Co. Evansville, lnd., June 7, 1803. tf it i v t'Z ti x iz w Fur o( Vr Idrer Xtenxi tte Third Pag, The additlocnl arrivals aut depart ore up to midnight Just were the Mollie Nor ton, to ilei-deron; Koi,e Illte, LouinTllle and return; rctrolla, from -Canncltoii ; Cumijerliiia, to CmIo; . Chtr.1 Scott, to viab.hli lilver; Ada Lyon, from Green Itiver; Armada, from Cairo. The Charmer had a good trip, at will be seen hy her manifest published below The iVtrolia was full of freight. Her Wanlfe.il will also he found be low. ...... ..The H'Mte Ilite had a fair packet tilp........ 1 heCurnborland aud Clara Scott went out well loaded A tow boat passed down without landing lato last night .Ti. e Ada Lyon came la late Iat night, with a good trip .TUe Vlrglnl is coming up on one whejl, having Lrokea a tdiafla tort distauce above VlclckhurgTh K. E Lee left IioaLsvllIe lat uight aud will be here to-day...The AlenniuJa, lor Mempliln, and the Champion tit Ht. Loulu, will be'here to-morraw; both are excellent oomU with obllgiUiioflioeri4.TUe Arnuila arrived from Cairo at half (tat,?, on Uil morning, witn a lair trip -too late lo obtain her inunifebt ..Another low bout passed down at 1 o'clock ihU morning She teemed to have no tow. ' " , HIuuIf'eKtv. ,' ' Manifest )? thn Ktearner Ohnnner, front Ciuciunull hi (i Van Klper,;io u tltJ. uenils toil :eo; W H Tuharco, 11 tind lo-baci-o; l' Kramtr, 1 oii ale, 1 bhl Kyrup; Wiliielmi & t rick, : tibl a,7 cu.ki bottien, '2 Wales corkH; .vl Keuif. li keis iieer; K II Wehler, 20 k.t-i bee r; it iJai2eil, plan lei; JiVl Jlrlman, H barrels wtnky; A M JoiitiHon K Co, iu hbis cement; H Orr Co, 4 boxes tin; li 4 (I B It x bill on: ClemeuiH. VV'iiile .v Co, 12 bundle B boar l ; John Wyiinnd, PJ liund e-i H board, Sii) oU. rope; Ja'iuesK, liud.-nelb 4 Co, 4 bundien b.junet board ; J-H l;.,ker Co, 1 uprins; waon;A Cn rNi, 13 Ci4i ooy vitriol ; W'ooOrow. Iteiiz fc C, Me lior-tMlioeii, lu Uixe naiia; hlot-Hwell it Co, 6U ixixen isauce; Vlcery i IJiottier, 4 buiidle Imus; I 0 over It C, 40 bundle rope; Preston A Meuiiee, 1 box i.iu.mei; lioiitioner, IC & Co, 1 bed, 10 bui-dlea c tht;.A -il i'vier, b pi-Ks ind.e; L PfcaiKou.l bid lutiiw-u. ; 1 li .Muae, kZ bhl hariJ ware; 1 Under S liro, 2 tioxes linril ware ; tScliater, Ci A Co, 1 mi oil;U Alaiiit.l drill; W Caldwell, 6 tierces bams; L Uemartlii, 6 pclrip, md.-; UPChutz, & bljl4 Hppiex; Veaim.n A l;4 5 bbis macaerel, 1 k an tlo; Kanon. i) A Co, 50 bones p sauce, -u tlo plcltlea, 10 do ralu.-, 10 do pine applun; Feiilhocaer Ol Hatiude, .1 boxes hardware; Witt fe Head y, 2 Ooy.eii rmirouJ barrows; V P lerrm. 1J Mewing machines; tl iyer 6c Co, 2 Sociable-, 2 roca-, ;iluz parior chair; T i-caullm A fou, 1 ielriieiH.ti,r; C Kratz, 1 bdl l'ou, 1 reaiier; V M Allien, 1 bugi;y; K Weli'H, 20 kegs beer; hleaiuer Ada Ly on, 2 bOAeM glaSK. Ketshl ppln" lor the Iwer Ohio, Cumlierlaud, Teune.-ee, Waonsli and 1 Imbikhi ppi Kivers, couM.itlutr lo part, of 10 t w bacon, Ucks enrt.bau ware, b.i bblH ale, tkl imn beer, 5 bbis eg, 10 tiobu.ter, 30 do lliur. 2.j do whisky, 10 i ooiI, ii)do cement, o pkg lurniLuie, luo boxen ulatm wuif, ho empty lbl, 2 turn ma;Uiue, UO packages npokM, loo mdku.. , . . f Mamk i.st of the Kteamer IVtrolia No 2, from Canneltou, Juue ., lii!l. Underwood 1 lot j. Hinder ; lo order SO balen 1My ; Ingle A Co i ice cask; Oeorgu UUrsa l.j.uoo

WuHBtl 5 wnji Iron ; Wilhf 1 mi A FrleU ?, i! . Iuud-: I .inn ft tr, Tillman A ; I n'l rin; i Htnnt'f wr !! ( (J Nil.lnck A t 1 s buaJlf Ktiunies: Mr 1--r iltrratx too)

fbio M-nin. urdnj-r ;o a Humphrey. Patn.- . o :i d.. do: w h t,i; toU-imiit-ii.H. ' - -' : ' '' I?ivr Iljalf'n'(. , ' Cr'.noiATi, Jnne H.-Thcrmnincii"f '". rtarrMuetfrlW V4. I'oil List A M 1 Vint: None. H'-I'iiifilt Hint -i.r v. Ur N tii ifiUM ; Ciiiimi.i'ni. f.,r f. Ihi.k: (i-ld.'ii . iKli, lor V h fltntr. I!h-Iii.-k mmlKniiiilr MCllv. K'TtritHii'i ti-ci il l im: ic. (ot iu the CU-oilie ; It t uiiii r 1 1 1 hr.ili'H. I.ijl l.-V I LK.. .Illllf- lit Port T I-1 TT f T. c, t 't New lrl-!iri ; Mary llouno ,, rout Ni ' i iii-tis. Ice rtver is nwt-liinu netntily, l-li 7 ! 1 1 if i.l-r I n l lm i-i l-. l mi l?,i' Fill Is niut I f,--t over l!m r'tk. Weat n r clear and v iy varm. Tlinrtuoiiv etUfft. 1.1. ll'Mlil. J;u-1iH's 11 it. , Nwhui.lf, Jonc J. Rav-r rising- t'i fei-i on 1 1 r t u Sholls. Weritdr cl-sr and hut. A n t v d Tl isiun n, tram i:iro; Romeo, rfirn KvaniTl lie. Imparted Uolui"0,lu Kvi'lvli, . . . , l)TTni?iu. June IS Noon M nion.; i-1,-i t f .r mchu, and Uliing. Wc Uiii-r clear. 'J herinotnetor 7t''. 1 l!i:itiiiH, June IS. -Weather cloar. !Uiy tM k li t-i'i. Rtver M.iUnnery. .- Jnit it ... u; ' i1' i ny, rst. iiii.; i.cimhi k, it'unfj:. Mhjor Adrtrus, of it AUin-ft-Packet Line, has mm ! I acted Wt! h I. i U Smiii. lliiinUi tun liir i.i,; ; lie li a cr U'ht e sti l A rkaiii-as Rivtrs, to bo ImiIi. In (,'i tK-i nnat l. ' . ' m i . f'AtiuK Jnne li-Port I.tsU-MniiiH At.!, HL. I.wii st h a. i.; Glasgow, I'ltl-lm:,; let . I'mii), ID A. M : I! n A ceord. ft. l.f.ui l' iTnledonl hi niKia : Tjnini', Na hvllle im'ltel, M nii'in j slvor An, X t'ii-liiiiiill tol.ouis.lv M ; A lie' mil, St. Loul-, to t indTniail, I v. m ; i.uin hinry, hi. linln f V IcitfliU ru, 'i. V. M. ; 1 homi.s. ii !?. is,... i, fel. Lrtiuis, V . it.; Win. While. I'H'lte nil p.icki t, nt " p. M.; tn ickitep. -:vhum I lie pnccei , H P. M. Itiver lell B Inches. Very wstm. Mer' Uiy yo at uoou. -fw IcrK Muraft. t?y Tr'..'.rr4j .. N(W Ynki, Jiiiii 18 IVrroN' Lcm ae;lve and mj;hid ; KineK of 1,!,a) i ul 'i'li'i tot lul'tdilu Ul.nuiii . H.U1K- Preelpt 1 1 T, ,s hurieU; tho nun K-l Is Iikj heller lor hlptdri; nrnde-., with an ut ti ve demand, Xxn I ai.d Hpi en Jh'Ivo -a!i of ;;!,tiO hiiiTflx . it ft . - i i tor sua- ii .in Mtti.iiini Wttirn; Si; ui .41. Hi for 4Xiii4 hmiii; i ;ii .411 n lor ex'ra Wi'trn; (i ." .7 - . lor wli I o wtieul Vli.i: ij im in To l'i round Ihkii tinlo; fij io .' oi lor 1-KI1I4 HI. i,it,p,; - 1-1 . 1 1 t-ij I inxl to clioli-i' no.; cloning firiii, wuh l it hel ol :lipplli j Crdei a I inn .le n uot tl'inn; liKMnted l.i t ' " ri! t4 ,H"t i:t lel-4 lm ejHioit ut Si Hin li lor e-l'-i n, an l t...j8 lor s; e te, n,rt .) line ir,.l 1 n'y delivery. lly Plour 14 in L ut Si - j &". 1 okN M ka I. -1 m!i. Wiii-kr inii t ; Mili"i PrJ liarrels W'U em ut ii 1 s, 1. et). V'n , at U.t i pt 4 f2;;:.A hiif li.N ; niHiInt hv.lei; 'tuiiK ne'.lVe; i-alf l.'iOO bn-liei-4 ut si 1 1 ' j. il IT', lor N" . 'I !ii I.11 utlout uud li in . !.; f 1,2 tor 1U. 1 U; SI ;' for uu !nr -inn;;! jn 1 1 ' 1 ,t mu ier Mh'liiiin ; ti i-7 1 i d7'4 tor while MiehiuH ; tl l.i Mr u iiili- Lull oiuiit. 1 K-'i-ilet. ... , ou s - in e.. 1 pt U..1.I1 linshi-1-; ilull ttbd hUliVV'l Uli:mi( li.tMl 111! - li 1 ttl l.la.lor new mix ii Wimru l.i iimi , M , nj iwr di to vm tiillio d. 1 - I iat.4 li."-. lit-, 1 T,j hu'ielx ; f - ruief with khIck of Hon t. u -lie's t.i 77 for V.' t-! t ru I II Mote ; 77 i7 ' ,j- I .1 iMI (, lloil. Inn Iw i ; l .irilinii h .i Ut-. fin km-: - i et. ' ' 1 . H'i; iK-l- ,nii uf l,il))b!ilt uf i.'nl.a Ht lli'..l .'.ji , , . MuUvm -lcul t lUld 1.1 III.' . iioi'-i-iiu'i. .; ' " l' iii'ii.i., :t -IiuIl ; li,,',' C'ai:'rr c-tulu, SI c lor i -ii ui d. ' i . , , I. ins-i ii ( m i,-in;i Ht !i oi .(I m. Tl'isi i i.NK - HfAvr l u ii' .,ii. l'n'.- il ivy; i-i' z-i or nl.l in,; t'.'Ji .y Hi p lineiE-.- 'J .. il'i iVl for j.riiefclne , hImi.1-1) 1,;i ll elh, lU3 It J II till. III 1 . IIa l-i - l.eel, nuil ; Mile ol 2 'Si Ijiirreln ut S.'i. i. I -,n. - . . 1 r M J.A i5 - 1 il ru ; N;ilH of 1-l'J f.-.u-'t.n l.'i 1 1 f'.,i: f r h'ii ner, li,1 ;t I7;c Inr Ii kik ; iH.d lie-11 im ; i.i.i." oi ii n hoti'i Mi4,')onthii'rt iiml i rut lout 'i 17 La K li - I ni .1 !i s of I t lere.'H fit IK l I for Men in, ii .I '.' i i .e' , lor k i-ti m ie i 1 1 - J ; !llmn' r', .-1 till. '4 4 fc't'tni, 4i4:m' Mad he!lei' .1 ii iy no I 4 Ii .fnwl i, t J) i2. 1 , lll lll.ll A ilij.lt; t :Ucf ML 'i- t-'i fur Olllo. I11KI S I i In!.' lojili t l II !),'. I 'n i I . . I : i - To I.lv.-j 'ii I li'iiii-r. i'ir.;i:.' nnsiil . ul 1 ', i l. i , i w'n nl ul liwt IP I per mu., 7-1 n-i urn, ii u 1 l,mn Iibiiu,a IIjui I er Meam m Zi i l. lt. Louu JiarKt I. - . . ISy Telr-iai ti.j Ht, I.oCfM. June lH . Ton' i;- In u 'rl di.'uiudd auJ iliim r, id Uiic'iti i:;i il pr . I I li M i' i - i 1 1 1 ii 'J, dot n;r. h'l I k 1' in Iianueil ; ,iii,.iiio fold tit f I '' . ..i i n : !-!! i ni? e x i ru s i ftih:i7;i; jiX :7K ji 4i ; XX fi 7-.-47 7-. . ' ' W II I AT f .! I Ve llnif Hill li II ;, (I ; V . ., ? Ii. inu : I i 7 1 1 i.:i ; o. I a il: 4! 11; f.i t . - to elloio I ill I : i 1,1 li, III. J w! I lilUy I'lioli e I iitni-y tl 1. -. I ' '1 i:n I ! 11 x y iukI 'n (ivr ot 1 1 1 1 k ; InlXiil ) I II k l..i fii.e; l.ilii y while 7 ,te III J xe.l in - j, :. I -i , . or line t I In lie v Vll low 7 -1 'i 7 I . i 1 iliiikL. t iluncy wltiliiit iims-I'ii! find Iniye'i c 3 1 -1 1 1 14. 1 1 ' 1 1 :i j m. Ion h ; in' xi I 44 lid w l.l'.u .'ld at li2;j(il,' Ji", and fnty ni ; c. I'. -i I. s ci l unit 1 1 1 1 -f ul tl'. ; Iiimi 1 - s:. in dil. . ' tJi-.oi k;i; in - li'tiel mul niu-huiipfil : Ulo foil e l.,i -k at ill (.tr; L'lit.- in. Kiiiptr l-''lI"''; p HlltriMoli .1 of KH-.I-H II I 'we. I'ltov i-in" Very biiin:r, liul not, juot,.iIny Ii ijher. I'oi U mid t 4 . ' .in, hut lie il l;iir. I ; nv ni -Mii.n i.ioi Jlc; iKnr rili lie. Mild C I HI' tii.h-l IH'.-C. I.Ai' O - 1' li in hill, if ilt ilii l until'. mi 1! V HI', "t !' ' tor I'.o ,-e l.illll) '.'ll'll'Uil. nnrtrtwill il aract. By Tele' , j h. 'jm ivsa it, June 11 Kiii;it-:-i.n iv anl in lair ih-nivtid ; (am ' ; v , .' ,Vi , 1 v ii k 4 r - V, oc 'oi . i -r- ili'iiia ml llht ; No. 2, tl No. 1. tl ... to I'M -I tod: ear U2 -4i-lo bir ) lowmixi"', Kill (il i iVi lur will i. UA'ISHteaiiy at tv72, ; r ' IVnoi-M.Hri'i' ;n,. iil.iM Ulher ii;.ldllii!,:t ; ul ;ck liht and not inin b on the market. Ton 4 ( Firm arnl In r, ,oI tli'inard; fut'-ea oi H'U hlil 4, at. t-"i M .f.iui to, V 111.1k-V tr.d H' !.! M K-s-4 I ohi; i l.en- I a'l active dcinntid, and i-.l'or.i ij ) I ;iri -' k i-oi1 ut t luoMli taken hy a il -.tlt r iioia St. ! ;u!-t. Hn.K I i;a i m 1 1 in hi) ' unlet ht I ' . lie. llAl'.i.'i-lllliI It 11,, I7J4. i.IiJ it ' ti; it( Mk- iiil.r., eii'.-ir ri .iini rlimri 1 Ini, IlAlH-hll li r-ril mil. '. n.'le. Lakii-.ii fi.'r U i. aud ut V.l' lit i'. n. .i .a and In deiii .ud at 21 -m io r i.i.-.'i. I inn - l ll l.ler at 1 '-J' 'dill. Oil. It.ik f, d lr. i ii lo.i Nil ; P-i't of '.ni barrels nisi tl :. :,, ami si ti ;. TiiU n nil wnl li liinl been iji.ni i,y ijio-uliil'ii 1 lor in ai iv k ye.tr, and i in y urn mv '-i:iur out., i'l ..- i e n . .. r i ,i u -1, el 4 i ft u.r. i in , ol f4;l li-. la i o i in i it 'i i,ed ii -ji i,ne pound jit i bit riol. I, il i oil llriii sit 11 l--l li" Ultii'rt li.;- liticnangeil. " tOl.l) - 1-.'- '4l I'll ' I 1 1 K. jMnMiiV-M ru t'liit. 1 m li.iK.i. - lm,,, biid n- t ti-seulla ly Change i. , Niut ontssi r-jarfif!. I By Tel pl'-.l Otti.KAnn. June J'C liri ',N . Itie,i' 'to-'!:i V. k li.-ilei for tbe w ik, ''-: rxpol U for the w e , to (in ni, l; r i!;i, I,2i2 l i lei; l.o Itm t'oi.ti. r.er t. M.t.'J t r.-s : ruelwlM', U.l i2: to-It lu mruki t, .( ,l balei; .file Jor tlivvee, ) b l lei ; hi ICs to-d.., liibdie. MiUilptiK t nom lm, 1 1 v t Ool.i.-t:;?!,. ICxra sii h .-)in:i .V' f-eni i ..In. I' r.'iiiH l- .rm ; m, e lin-. XXX i ri '. t'uKn -.xv iiVc ii u i OA I -i-7 .j. iiK4N-l 11. i i a v !a. i; X. V. Hinbt i: i O-l j XX il - fit I'iiKI.'-I' : U"iii h.1 ; I IJ. I! At on - - lioli.il, i'; 1 ,' iV, and ''i.-ai- Kldi't. l'i Clf-.'t r HU fclJeH I.Akii-l'l. HH ill : lce ' hl'ii4K-t!,miini,i u' ,e; prime I ill. .M' li. V -v-l . . .iff .1,1, X il Ir-K V--f'V!., ,l . fm 1 i-K-Fii,i,i.r: i, ir Vi'lIuj. nod i.rim I'ii : ' . Kafijviii J.arkct. Uy C'lblif. , lytlMiuN, .luilr Co.VM 5-20's v nnnt'i i..-i l"'-r i ; ft t i I-ir.Ui V !i.:' m.'i'oii "t I i IJ.i v i.i.r ioi., Ju ii" f in hi I; , ' f! i nier ; lm, ill Kpi-I ; 1. 1; i.i I i.' uj' i-a I-'-'-' -ii un I.. I . t (i . : K'.'ou ! 1 ; ; . .,'1 i-linl I p . i . V io tlM-l. 1.,1 IU I.HH., l.n.i.-,; 4, ... ... , ( port an 1,44.1. e on 4 h riiK ai d ii oi -1 ' .1, iJ. .I.", t '. i .IlL'o fl le li , I. ' ; I , . . . ,j O I e V. 1 , 1. ( ."ol I i r i A i I , 'l . i ' ;' I X I .'. ' .. Hii l.: n; a "ii '. I. ;l ,wu in ,i,li ii.n f r in II.. i i i- i i r -oi ...iii. i'Ji' . ' t f Ul A lllfl;; d- 111 i, t, d .. wlilell tut ,'elH r i.'-n loiii.y. 1 'i !Q u i'1"' wm-.n I'i Ml; 1 1 XV 1- i.:l .'. I '. 1'H'III -'-'. "I'll, li.l nil. 'is id i ir lii 'i;.!-11'! hi' ii1 1. 11.14... 11. linley 54. l'oi'i t'.i4. I.e. 1 '.Ui. I, in I til. Ciie-e iiacoil trt 4..1, ivcilui"! pi. trojtetr ford Cry frOu-ii 'J-ukci. Hy T( !erapll.l - NEW Yomf, Jutie Is. 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