St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 1

-1- 4 1 A v. 1 rrn hi to rr rTMr. TO): -A pth TnTrr HE ST. LOUIS DISPATCH, PUBLISHED Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly BVTItE ST. LOUS DISPATCH COMPANY, No.

305 North Fifth Street. flERI-WEEKLY. tl- Jit, SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 4. 1874.

179. VOL. XIII. winaows and on the roof; sticking out of basements, ornamenting porches and stoops: flying from flag. stifls, waving from poles in the street, in the hands of boys, and from horses' heads everywhere the eye met flags.

The night clerks at the hotels, always up, had put the ii leib.w 4 Clubs of All alinntJI i 1 3v -jss A 9 "Li beLboys and porters at work long before daylight, and these immense buildings were in the freest of language repeated more scan-literally covered with bunting when the day "fganliiig Mr. Beecher, declaring that be rA, bad been criminally intimate with a married Hotels, Steamboats. uuvaiiUUU 111 IV BBAWMIWC tk C6S and 405 St. Charles strict 5 OIL T'C 501 and 503 yFoHrtii. CARPETS.

CARPETS, Window Shades C. OIL CLOTHS; and Law Curtains Txr v. t. .11 the LATEST STYLES. Priees the very 410 and 412 North Fifth Street.

It will largest in the City. eMDMB' ottr Stock which i the Personal attention given to all orders. PMB VJIIDOVSUADES, CURTAIH 6000 -j, suusiacuon guaranteed. ELM3Ivrsi HINGrERi, 211 Xorth Fourth Street. Amusements Tb-Night.

Theatre Comlque. Variety Entertainment Uhrhr's Cave. Concert Concert Concert Scbnaider's Garden. Staehlln's MAGNA PONS. This Day We Have Christened the Scientific Feat of the Country.

A yd at the Same Time Celebrated 'Magnificently the IS'iiicty-eigliti An niversary of American Independence. Fifteen Miles of Marching Men, Prancing Horses end Decorated Wagons Have Delighted Two Hundred Thousand Spectators. The First Train with Two Thousand Favored Passen- gers has Made the Tran-. sit of the Bridge and Tunnel, THE MASSIVE STRUCTURE 5AP-TIZED WITH' WATER FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF THE REPUBLIC. Jam of Sweltering Iln-mnnity -Listening to oial Eloquence Words of Welcome and Congratulation from the Mayor, Two Governors, an Honored Mis'sourian and the Bridge Builder.

St. Louis in a Gala Dress Does Honor to Herself and the Event. Fizz lioom Ah, To-nighl You Sf-c the (Grandest Display of Powder the. American Conti-. iient has Known.

INTRODUCTORY. Illinois and Missouri, the ianer states of Hie sifJLl West, join hands to-day across a droad and glorious Li'hwav, while the ret the nation looks on with approval. Wby shouldn't this beibe grandest diy iu the his- tory of The genius and money of titiens have built a bridge the like of 'which the world of 'capital and science never fjefore-dreumed of Ten millions of money and tven years of- wasting brain work, backed by braver and have aceom-pHshP'l the wonder at which every citizen "feels a throb of fcride as be gazes. There have been other bridges built, but none like this. In those beautifui piers ad symmetrica' and shapely there are one hundred and three thousand cubic yards of masonry, a half more than has the famous Yietoria bridge, or that- other wonderful fctiuciure at Menai straits and three times the -jiuount on whieh-will rest the Brooklyn bridge over river.

In those graceful stciikugly fragile arches and the superin-cumient net-work of braces and tubes there ie. b-'t wrought out problems iu the higher rarire of engineering which, will be the admiration of s-cieiititie men for a score of years to ome. Then why should not the completion vt sucu.a work be celebrated, and where is the man who does not see in the, eternal tncss 01 mines siicli a programme a is bein i to-dav carried out? in (5. DRY GOODS. CLEARANCE SALE OF 13 NOW IX FULL BL AST! Monday, July And until closed out, we shall offer the following list of CHOICE GOODS! The extremely low prices named will command the attention of every buyer of lry Goods.

Come early in the week and secure the BEST GO pieces beautiful Black and White Stripe Grenadines, lata price Hoc, now offered at pieces beautiful Black Ground Grenadines, colored with Silk Stripes, late price 35c, re- dut-ed to 1 li-3c. Ground Grenadines, in color- ed striJCf, lftte priec 25c, now offered at 12 l-2c. 10 pieces Pink and Blue Grenadines, very handsome, late 10 pieces Colored Hernanis, all pure silk and wool, late price was 1 now reduced to 50c. IO pieces AVhite Ground Grena dines, in colored stripes, late price 2.c, "now reduced to 12 1.2c. uO pieces Berlin Linen Suitings, natural shades, worth JJ5c, "tw murKea ai i 25 pieces real French Organdies, would be cheap at 50r, now marked at 12 l-2e.

IO pieces Jap. Poplins, regular price 25c, now marked IScv 20 pieces Gray Jap. Silks, pure silk warps, ordinary price 5(c, now reduced to 4-Oc. SO pieces Striped Jap. Silks, silk warps, very handsome, late price 50c, now ALSO, 1,000 LINEN SUITS Jr ail the Prettiest and Newest Styles, at very Low Prices, OPENED, Pieces more of those Super! Black Hernanis, Which we continue to offer at the U1 price ot Fifty Cents a yard.

GIFT CONCERTS. -f lLAST CIIAWCE FOB AN EASY FORTUNE. FIFTH AND UST GIFT CONCERT I AID OF THE i Public library "of y. ait, 1874. I.I8T OF GIFTS ONEUKANDCASffftlF-r.

ONE (iHANDCASH OhK OKANDCASHOIFtIIHI iL 5 rJti.imieac!i ItlfWF' 240 Casta Gifts. SOOtaeh 1MI0 130'jmi lixutoo lK.JIllO IU0.S0O lOC.IHI!) lJ.rt SfSilO- W.OU0 cash Gitu: Grand total. 96.000 Gin, all FXIGE Oi' MCKETS. Wnole Tickets- Halves. Tenth, or each Jleven WLole Twenty-two Half Tickets 6 00 fSOOO 1,000 00 THO.

E. BRAMLETTE, Aent and ManareV, Psbllc Library BnlldinK, Louisville For Tickets or inforaiuion, apply to .1 B- tONO, SUCfceatnnt street. St. Louie. Mo.

What better idea can anybody abroad have of the appearance and progress of St. Louis than can be given by the Sunday Il lustrated Dispatch Copies wrapped and stamped, ready for mailinc. at th -oi. counter. Price, IO cents.

INSURANCE. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. Missouri State Mutual Fire Insurance of St, Louis. DIRECTORS. J.

S.M. Edell, B. VT. Alexander E.Wymsu, 8. f.

S.Greeley Jas. fcmlth. Adolphus Meier. J. Kwme F.

B. HOMES. Sec y. E1ELL' lt. Risks taken only In the city aad county of St.Louis.

Fire Risks at Lowest Current Rates COMMERCIAL Jiifiiiiice Comp'y OF ST. LOCIS. Office 323 Korrh Third Street. Car Capital and Sarslns. $295,000 JOSEPH BOGT, PRESIDENT.

JOn.V B. Sic DO WELL, Secretary. EKXLST rECGXET, Gen i Agent. VAN BLARCOM'8 Insurance Agency, BZPEESEXTIKG THE FOLLOWTXQ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES OF SEWAES. Cash Assets, $750,000 OO OF NEWARK.

Cash Assets, $1,250,000 OO PEOPLES' OF NEWARK. Cash Assets, $400,000 OO mrAXBoziST, OF NEWARK. Assets. $350.00090 SANK STATEMENTS. CITIZENS', SAVINGS BANK, STATEMENT Of the condition of the CITIZENS' SAVINGS BAN of st Louis, at Hie close of busings, 3une 30, la7k Currency and Ciecte Pinht ISilis Discounted Honns M.

iAmis County. furniture and Fixtures. 01 si (llti 17 13 jO io.enfl oo 2i. vi LTABILtTIES. Capital Stock pail up Net eaminpts months Deposits The abore statement Is con-eet.

i JoffN i IIKNK. ashier. Subscribed and svwra to before me, this 30th day of if June. Ai D. 1S74.

Witness imv hand aud olheialseali J. F. fXWRoy. Notary Pubiin, St. Loaii.Co..

Mo. FOURTEE1VTII tElO-ANNUAJ. A TEMEXT CtFTIIi; TilS LlTCHEBS DROVERS' OP SAINT IiOUIS, Mi, l-iL laura Cuppjr Smith on the Beeche -Tiltoai Scandal. From the Boston Globe. 2tlw1 A large audience assembled in Parker t0 near what Laura Beecher-Tilton scandal.

What she did sav was too indecent to publish in a respectable nana- CI, pwraBUIli; tisU otL-a 5 1 1 ii iuc lucuuHisiency or men and wo men of resDectahi adding that if she could uncover the Boston, so that all that i kept hid should be revealed, a condition of things would be exposed in I the first circles of societv which would shock the sensibilities of many innocent people, and said a great many other things that no self-respecting body of men and women would listen to. DEATHS. the 2d Instant, at 10 a.m., of drownlnc. Oliver Denis Donohue. beloved son ot John and Margaret Donohue, sgea 1H rears.

Funeral from tie residence of his mother, Ash-ey street, thence to Calvary cemetery. Sunday, July 6th. at p. m. Friends of the famUy arc respectfully invited to atteud.

SPECIAL NOTICES. TTf'PS'. of French Mutual Aid 'Tr fculty are invited to attend the funeral of their deceased member. A. l.ibouton.

Sunday. July iHh.at 3 a. corner Seventh and Spruce. J. A.

DliOZ, sec y. DIVIDEND NOTICES. GST National Hank of tTie State of Mia-? souri, in St. Louis. St.

June ai l.sr-i At a mewing of Hie Hoard of Directors, held this day, a dividend ot three and one-half per cent was declared on the UUi proximo. The Irausfi-r books will Me closed till dVe EDWARD P. 1WT Pint .111 i -i BID he nl, eo to rrHi. 1'. 8.

I.Aor)NCashiei. SrWs.N?rtl1 sff Savings Association. hi nis.Mo.,.un:i. 1 No. declared a dlvidecd of per cent, on the capital suick of this jiation.

pa aide on out of the net "wnln for Uiesix months ending June II. H. WEKSSE, Cashier. ff5sFi.fi?i?,u!?,x Insoranca Company. V.i i 1 '4- At a nieetinK of the Directors ot this ompany.

held this a dividend of Ave plr cent on the eai.ital SMick of the on.pa" was d- C. S. Tih ros' sic'y SAMCL' Psideat. oritincntal Bnfr. i it i l.

i-'i At lueptinit twiI.E hlAl.ST. Cashier. iloard of of 'Sv, i7i2? i .11..,." oi nve rir paval.le on I ui.i. T. IIOWENoTLIN.

Cashier. O'lf i.r THK I coyor 1 of Missouri OI i11? r-'-e said bend will cease or, that 1av K. LTONBERGER St. Louis. M.V9.

Co. CLOTHING. i UlIV The immense stock of Men i ff5fBoys 'Superior Clothing er ourtn street and Washington avenue, must be sold AT ONCE. Demands of rrjyt AU into money without regard to previous Such an op-portuEity, it is hoped by parties furnishing the stock, WILL NEVER OCCUR AGAIN'. Go at once and select from tha best.

stock in the city AT YOUR OWN Anthracite Coal Association Ijargo Stoclt Of Pure I cxy txt prices ineom. lonrnlolo witli any otb- ex Fuel. JAS. J. SYLVESTER, Aeent.

120 Olive ptreet. TlfF. CXI DERSIi.NKDOV THE 1ST OF .11 I. forr.itd a copariuerfliip, nader the nan.e ant style of BECKER Fresco Painters, And will carry on the business at II, stand, in the Insurance corner of Fifth asdttllve Streets, here orders may lie left. THE GREAT BRSDCE! ME GREAT ri DGE! IN PSCIQRE iiiauii of- Tin: GREAT BRIDGE IX TU-MOJUJOW-S Sunday Dispatch To be had of the Newsboys everywhere.

flKjEp Dividend and likolM. Louis. Sl. Louis. June is.4 At a tu tuag of the Directors, held day.

of the profits of the nat sit IlerliV nn- I first rlv nl Kumpany. aaiea each ffi I utt i 1 to inclusive, each for and -52 to inclusive s.r..i i inclusive, ami lui. each tn. wjii nrorirt SUJ.1?,-."? Jaiy next. ii iri.Eiuiril-llll 1,1 BlIil.T.l.

n.l .1. 1 THE GREAT BRIDGE MA6H REMOVALS. REMOVAL. we nave removed to Wareiiouse Ncs. 500 anil Aorth Fifth street, cor- ner or hi.

cnarics street. IPPLETGII.IIOYES&CO. i v. CARRIAGE BUILDERS, BREWSTER CD BROOME ST, NEW YORK, CARRIAGE BUILDERS, "tl AVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW M.VSTT- KSTABLISMMKNT tx Tins covs- lJJJZnSilT "efl" VekUte. of Attention Is calle.1 to the fact that we coiWlnueto make a specialty ot the "BREWSTER Tlie STANDARD ROAD WA60N.

witb and without tops, in all weixhts for pleasnre drtvine or speeding and invite corretpondence from gentlemen who detire a strictly orst-rate article. senu WAKEKOOMS. Fifth Av. and Fourteenth street. FACTORY, Broadway and Forty-seventh St.

BREWSTER Of Broome Street. FURNITURE, 17. HUTGHIHGS SOU 99 101 Fourth Avenue, N. (Established 1833,) MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IS RICH AND PLAIN ATITIST IC FURNITURE Hard Wood Doors, MANTELS, MIRRORS, FRESCOE PAINTING. rtCTAL ATTENTION GtVFV Tn AT AP-O tides that into the complete furnishing ofhouacs.

also make a sneci.it Designing New and- Elegant Pieces of Furniture, and will fnrnlsh deslims and estimates at short notice on nrllcation. s.titrtH .1.. Introduction to every stale and inion.anj we invite corresn.inrt. ence, to which thsclosest attention TwiU be aid. 'lint Uettei- Present TIUK A COPY OP THE SUNDAY ILLUSTRATED DISPATCH Copies wrapped and stampad realv for mailing.

Price 1 0 cts. REALi ESTATE. OFFER. AT I'HIVATE TO cnty wko ill build and reitdc on the property, SIXTEEN LOTS in this beautiful suburban tract, immediately-south of Tower Groe ParK. Oursole object Is the formation of a nelKhbarbood, and none will he soM to speculators.

Lyinft within feer nitlea of the Court House, and Including native fores-t, hill and valley, there Is no tract of land near i i- city otferinp ao many adranta-pes to those sseklBtlie fjulet and heahh fulness of a country home, yet alanat within the city limits. The street cars nowm near the property, bat we propose the establishment of ail omnibus line for ihe use of this neighborhood. Toe butcher, baker, milk and ice-man make their Jiily rounds as In the city, while vegetable rarden? adjacent will furnish those who do not choose to raise their own. Ve have a larjre rbbife School, an Episcopal Church, aid, until recently, a Parish School, which latter may he rvived If dcjJrabU, To iuoe of motlerate mpras we oiTer unusual advantages in acceptins monthty payments running through a series of Responsible builders offer to erect houses on the same terms, so that by the simple payment of a moderate rent. Ihe full title to a home is secured, which must steadiiy increase In value.

V'e will not, at present, more lots thin stated, so that an early application may be necessary to seccre one. We will arranjre to take out those who desire to viit the premises. For further information, at ouroiHce, corner seventh aud I'tne streets. PARKER, RUSSELL CO. SUMMER R2SSORTS.

K()l KLANlV IiOUS Natitasket Keach, Korth Cohasset, M.ts. OSF. HOUR F. FRflM ROSTOV ci or steamboat. Open for the- season of 1874.

June Ti largest and most elegant Pea Shore Hotel In New EmriaiKi. wilh accim modatloca lor quests. Its repuiaiion is national on account of the uniformly character of its luanamiaent and company, the excellence of its r.oms. Its 'able, its Iw.ardinir and livery stable, and Ks facilities ir amusements, which are unequied. A splendid uiu-ir seiI dancing hall Is in the hotel.

The dockland House is the newsst and most pleasant simin'r resort of the highest wlihln the Ticinity of iiostoii. tn a most chwrsfnir and healthy ui. To parties in St. L-uiis, would refer to any of their Uoston correspondents. K1PLL-Y 3t SOS.

Propr s. Capon Springs and Baths, WEST VIRGINIA. Open Juno lsrt, 1874. TTI HSE AI.K VF-t' RB iMTrn THIS, conlainini; also Iodine ael Salts of Lvihia. 1 ue uisexses iu wnicu tney nave proven of notable efVicacv are: 1.

Of the Kidneys and Blad Jter. 2. itl.euniytisro aud Gout. 3. Acid Iyspepsia.

4. Soiiie Diseases of the Sliin, and wonderfully restorative to the female constitution when enfeebled or prostraUd by special iuiHriies. For proof whereof, tee medical testimony In onr pswSftlrt. Tuereisno finer summer eiimate in America. The BATHING IS SUPERB Rooms spacious and airy.

Accommodation superior. liOARB $15 ar.d Simper week: in to 60 per month, as stated fully In pamphlet, with all other particulars. Applv to FILAaiER SALK.Proprleters. TERRY SPRINGS Pike County, Illinois. These Celebrated and Popular Spririffa will be ready for guests by raySOth Prox.

rjeasure-seeiters and Invalids arenvited to visit us Dyspeptics in particular STAGES connect with T. W. Railway at PERKY SrKIXGS STATION. IdtT Send for Circular. J.

B.WATSON, Proprietor. SEND TO YOUR FRIiTnDS Copies of the St- Louis Sunday Illustrated Dispatch, wrapped and stamped, ready for mailing, at the Dispatch counter. Price 10 cents largenumber of stealers TnP Offlf.r in IhP rlKtt av nf Knntin. '1 v. ujuu me wuoie presentea a beautiful appearance From the rostoflice the Government bunt ing floated, its immense folds swinging in the breeze like the wings of some protecting spirit, while the building was covered with lesser patterns of the American banner.

In the vicinity and the locality between it and the river, the decorations were general, and so profuse that it is next to impossible to describe them in detail. THE Til KONG OATIIERIXG. Eight or ten thousand people on the streets at an hour when the thoroughfares are usually deserted, created an unusual demand for. fruits, ice-cream, water, lemonades, in fact everything that would quench the thirst and allay the cravings of hunger, that fairly surprised the vendors. The street merchants by long habit or those who had gone into business for the day merely, the apple woman, the sellers oi milk, the red lemonade man, all came out early, and established themselves convenient localities, with a large supply on hand, and relays of it constantly to arrive.

Prices were not raised, but there was a disposition to make as much ouff of a little as possible, for once. The lemons got less squeezes, the peaches were culled closer, the red lemonade lost its attractive crimson, and the milk glasses wete reduced in sizev Towards noon, when the crowd began to thicken about the stands, the consciences of these vendors took their flight. and left. Jn one of the little alleyways on Fourth street, the man who shows you what you EAT IX HAM waslrcated. He had a dozen 4 'cheese skippers" which he had painted with India ink, ar.d when last seen was harranguing a crowd of professors from abroad, who were dividing heir attention between his speech and the skippers.

The feliow with the pale, melancholy moustache, who 5djows you the feat of lifting yourself, was out on the avenue, and divided the crowd with the inevitable salve man, who was expatiating with a wonderful un- tion upon the impossibility of the salve failing to uo wiiai lie said it would. The Fourth of July was upon everybody's face except the young man's who had COMMKXCEI HIS OX THE THriI and had had twenty-four hours in which to get Fourth of July drunk. There wasn't much of the real Fourth in him, none of that vim and energy, the pamp and pride of life, wbich is supposed to assume owav ia the American breast on such a day. He hung t-'U. about as limber, in a don't-care-sort of a way as one could imagine, ar.d took no iu-tertst in Jbanners, Hags, gorgeous nay, 0r anything else." Now aril then when the crowd would burst out in a wild he would head, sputter out a kind of hurrah, but it lacked spirit, and faded rapidly into his shirt bosom as soon as his head drooped.

f.vki:y cor.XEK had its features. Here it was the man who sits out with the last dozen of lpa.1 nom.ii. in his paw, blind for the occasion over there cigars, tnree for five cents, strong enough to vank a metal statue's stomach out of shape; and down here store of lazzaroni pursuing bf as a professional business. Nobody supposed for an instant that the umbrella all day, just as anxious, seemingly, for ten cents as though it was the fourteenth of Juiy. And the streets are full of arjitls, with white aprons, soft, downy wings, flowing hair, loose robes, bare arms, dimpled cheeks, and of course clean faees.

They are here, thousands of them, hanging lovingiy on the strous arms of Dick, Tom, Jerry, or plain Sam, seeing the sights. AU TES. The following salutes were fired during the mornirg: the Simpson battery, JIaior Fuchs commanding, from the levee near the brii'ge, at daylight thirteen guns; at half-past nine o'clock one hundred gnns; fifty from each side of the river alternately, commencing on the Missouri side. At daylight Gen. Grierson fired a Federal salute, and at eight o'clock a national salute from the Arsenal grounds.

At noon thirty-seven gua were fired by the I'nited States ordnance detachment from Jefferson barracks under the dire-lion of Captain L. Babbitt, I S. A. WHAT THE RAILROADS III. The Cairo short line brought in foar extra trains, accommodating about 1.000 of hich about si)0 are from Carroirtoo and oints along the road.

Ou the Imlianapoiis it 6t. Louis road there were about 2,100 passengers in on the early trains, with two more traius to arrive, with about 2. OlX) people aboard. The lioekforti, Koc's Island and St. Lou road had their excursion trains, bringing it about three thousand persons.

Three extra train- on the A'andalia brought about three tbounr.d Ave hundred passengers, not including the regular trains. The Kflingbm division was to have some two thou -and on two large extra trains. The Ohio and road brought iu some three thousand passengers in two extra and four regular trains. Five trains on the Southeastern brought three thousand live hundred passengers to the city On the Chicago ami Alton there were tferee cxtrn and nine regulars bringing in over i'i ii persons. The Toledo, Wabash and Western had one train of sflO passengers and one of 1 all being in by ten o'clock.

add div 12 Continued on Fourth Page. PERSONAL. Jim. G. Anderson, the editor of that untev-rififd paper, the Clarksville, is in the city.

Dr. M. Munford, of the Kansas City Tim represents that leading paper of the Northwest in ihe festivities to-dav. He i stopping at llarnum's. Col.

C. B. Wilkerson. of the St. Joseph llt rabl; is stopping at the Southern.

Mr. C. II. Vinita, Indian Territory, a heavy trader in cattle, came in this morning, to spend the Fourth. Stanley Hobbs, of Jaeksoa county, is in the city and stopping at the Laclede.

Captain It. A. Collins open-hearted, ffee-spoken, eloquent and generous is in the city aLd Mopping at the Laclede. Capt. John S.

Kritser, of Sherman, Texas, one of the largest, most popular and most successful eattle dealers of the West, is inthe city. Major John 1.. Kittingcr, editor of the St. Joseph JItrubl, and the true author of the pessutn policy of 174, is at the Southern. The Democrat and HejnrtiUccni are trying to steal his thunder, but the State knows that the Herald is entitled to all the notoriety and all the eclat that the movement will bring.

Judge J. K. Sbcley, of Jackson coantv. is in the cil.v and stopping at the Laclede. The Judge, while the newspapers have not had much to say concerning his claims to the Supreme Judgeship, is yet most favorably known by the entile State, and will go into the Convention with a hot of friends.

Hon. John li. prominent candidate for Governor, and a representative of the State, ho was noted for his probit and devotion to the best iuerestsot the people, canielown last night to bein time for the festivities of to-dav. eld PLUMBING, Etc. SIKUKL BOM, S03 IS'ortU Fifth St.

MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES, GOAL OIL FIXTURES, WDSMiff. rrr. uctionyiven to nttlnirur-private and public hnlliil iDir. with steam and As rili yery iuslance. -ira 0E0RGF, HENDERSON, Practical Plumber.

1121 OLIVE STREET. AH Orders promptly attended toani J. P.ar.P..a ring the day. SEND IT AliKOAU THE iAr ILLUSTRATED DISPATCH; All ready for mailing: at Dispatch counter. PRICE TEN CENTS, STAMPED.

FINANCIAL. TO LOAN. sO (inn AT 8 per cenw? $8,000, ti.VW, .14 i.ow jia, tm QuCiil and county real estate security. JOHN LADY OUrest. MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, on real estate In this rltr aad county.

CALENDER A ROWtJE. 811 Gtire street. MONEY TO LOAN. WE HAVE OS HAND a larze amount of money to loan on city or county property or immor eial paper. tDWAKDS.MATTHKVVS Ul Oitve street.

MONEY TO LOAN ON ST. LOUIS REAL ESTATE. IN SUM 3 TO suit. BERNARD J. REILLY A 421 Chestnut street.

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST, ON ST. Louis City and pioperty. J. X. SUTH KRLAN O.

14u MONEY TO LOANr I HAVE EASTERN FI NDS To LOAN ON RitXL etal'- security in this city, in miai of aa -over, at lowest rates. BE.V. FMSItxR, 4i7 pine street. MONEY TO LOAN. 00 AT 10 PER CENT.

5 YEAR-. OOata percent3toiyeaH. IO 00 at Hper cent. 5 years. COat lupercent trs City real estate security, Wy GAY A SPOTW'Kr, Sontneat corner Sixth and Pine -reis.

ASA W. SMITH Bond and Stock Brokers 208 N. Third Street, 8T. LOUIS, MO. Dealers In all Western Mantel pal and County Btxraritiea.

D0NNELL, LAWS0N BANKERS No. 02 Broadway, New York. E.W. DONNE LL. L.

M. LAW U. E. SIMPSON. IiOWEST.

WHOTjESALe LOTTERIES. MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY, OFFICIAL IKAWIKO-Mornlng. EXTRA CLASS 31S-July 3. 1874. a 21, 2, 75, 1, 60,35, 12, 5-5, 5S.

jfgPort of Evening Drawing, see Morning t3T Sealed Circulars sent by addressing ilLKRAY, MILLER r. O. Box S44K, St. Louis. MISCELIiANBOUS.

BART. FLAHERTY. Carpenter; Builder, "VfO. 15 X. SECOND STREET, ST Ions lob.

-1 bin and Cabinet tended to. at FOR RENT. rpHAT ELEGANT STONE FRONT HOUSE, No. 303 North Fourth street, now occupied by Hajs, Gihbons 4 Co. Possession tfyeB 1st July or 1st Anprnst next, as desired.

Apply to K-EBNAN 4 PATTERSON, Ileal Estate Ajrents, No, "34 Ollye street. DR. T. B. BUCHANAN, PORMEKLY OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

WM. C. MARSHALL. SHEPARP BARCLAY MARSHALL BARCLAY, Attorneys at Law, 511 OLIVE STREET. ST.

LOUS. Semi-Anthracite Coal! vro ktoxe: no soot no sulphur: just the tiiir.u for cookice stoes nd rauzes. bakeries, lairrdries. aud in fact anvwhere that fuel is require. Try it and be convinced.

Tia one-third cheaper tnai other coal. A new tiling. Oflice, AOoer Coal 447 Pine street. Yard career Muin and t3T Orders received at 104 North Fifth street. ST.

LOUIS CEMENT COMP'Y. Err Barrcfrarrented Equal to any la He Market. MANUFACTTTRKKS AND MANUCTCRER3-Airents, coraer Co-aimercis! a'td V.i!nut 6 La. St. Louis, Jio.

HARLOW .1. FTIWLPS, Mnjirutirn a ai Tanbtt au s. r. ORTHWEIJJ. JOS.

J. WEft-SIAH. QRTHWEIff MERSWAM, Commissiosi Mcrcltsmts 24 South CoTniaercia! Street, CITT BUILDINGS. ST. LTIS.

ELIASUTHA, The Original Grecisa Dtiak, Pleasant aai Healthy, Prepared ftvm Honey aad 8pices, Designed- for Family and Party J. AS. H. THOliXTOX'S LIVERY STABLE AT THE OLD STAND, Walnut Street, Between Third anJ Fourth eta. HOUSE FOR SALE.

-7 ALL THE ATTENTSfX OF ers to this most desirable eaiabiishment, situated od the northe.st corner of 1HIED AS3 SPKUCE SIK2ETS. havlFK a on Third siren of 78 feet hy a depth ei-'iifett. Ii is in the inutco tipleie ana peefvet or-ner aid ready for immediate use, Containing all the uectstary Maihinery and Appiiancei for a Srst-rlass enaMlhment In- Ction, aua will sell ou low and favorable teime. Aepv to BAKTLING, CHAMBERS A WALSH, I 615 Pine street. BEARD BRO.

918 sind 920 N. Second MANUFACTURERS OF THE EXCELSIOR FIRE ANO BURGLAR PROOF 3 A EE Pnrchascijf? Ct from Factory xge percentage. will BankK ults a specialty DiiruurcoiiTDicronsi SEAI.EO PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED by the nndersixned until 11 o'clock a. m. ot MONDAY, JUXT 6.

1874. for the construction nn lan BKIOt.E.oCer theMeraWee Bjfer, tO llllilt Oil tbA Hnw. 3erymddermu.tdepo.it with the niade by such bidder tn enter! or into coutract. For particulars, plans. velaciloua.

Ac. apply at the office ot the nnderaLrnel. la aorth win of coi house, Brat door. JOHN KKLI.Y, Couaty Knciueer 1 It is worse than the laborious proving of an axiom to reason upon the appropriateness, of such a celebration, and it would take -a soaring and sanguine fancy indeed to dwell upon the Pgi.itude and importance of the oei-aMon with an idea of elevating to a higher public Interest or public expectation. Knough then, in the way of introduction, and let the Disi'vroii tell' by faithful description of the day and its celebration.

Leans aad discornts 1 Bonos 1 f.j Caih and liarirg House chtcks So Shtescbanxe 50,767 EjteUane maturlnfr 47.GK 53 Furniture and fixtures 8. no zi Expenses 63 Taxes 85 St. Louis Gold Bonds, PAY A BUS IX a NEW YORK OR LONDON; I rvni.R AUTHORITY OF LAW. THE CITVO St. l.oul.

lr iu Bond, upon the ac: kit for ule to the amouut ot or 1414 to be daied 1, paya fie to beurrr twenty lutercat at tiie rate of A EXTRA HAKCJAISS IX RIBBONS Belts and Sashes. BUYERS, Consult your own interest and make a large savins' the purchases of your Dry Goods by dealing with B.L. 40G ami 408 X. 5th i THE MORNIMl fF.RSI'ECTI VK. (enei-al Iteeomtioii All the Cil.v.

A t-hort run down into the soutliern nart of the city at daylight, showed that although the proccssiou would not nmrch there the people' were celebrating. The piiucipal Uusinees houses and private residences were profusely and handsomely decorated with Hags and banners. At this early hour, people bean to collect upon the street, lain singly or in groups, musicians wilh. instruments, soldiers and members of civic were seen hurrying' to the rendezvous. 'Wagons decorated in a of ways rattling through the streets to their -designated places in the grand Thousands of people followed uutil ui sunrise the streets were crowded with a multitude of pleasure-seeking people.

Kveryw hersat this hour the city fairly Ill.OOMKU WITH BCNTI.VG. Fltigs, hre, there, everywhere. Flags iu DR. Capital stock (paid up) loi.looftt Surplus fund 27,097 Dividends unpaid 00 Doe depositors on time 43 Dne depositors on 5i 1,9,701 01 Interest and exchange (profit and rremlums 2.S11 26 solemnly swear that the ahove ititememt Is correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. P.

S. LANGTOK, Cathier. Sworn to and subscttbed before me this 30th day ot H. B. O'REILLY, fCopy 1 Notary Public St.

Lotut Mt, year, aiier one, aua uearmu n- uie oi.iu.u oi we Hold. r. aad coupen attahed will he payable InKew York. "a Jo I. lilted Olaut sold coin, or Iu Loadou, Enilaud io at the option of the holder.

a eealt propwls will be received by the and. sliri td. at tlie Major's office. In the city of Si. Low.

until IS rl-k uo.ni ot Juiy Ul. 1174. tor tka wui chase of all of said Bonds, or any portWn thereof ot fifty or over. Each hid oiust he wlib mi uw wv uv per ceut ci no shall l.e Indorsed '-Propolis tor purchaM otiu I Mil. 4 'Itv -w UIU.

1 The Bond, will he deliverable at the l' rfnce.lnthecjtyotot. I oato. an the SPliJ TJi -1H74. but.H desired, bidders SaoiJhS tn.ie to arraare for the pannent of a. Si" ZfiSfffiASKlS KSJftUtt lie im.ii.ib Hnrjiimi mvm wimn i restiaaat ot haota or tCV WH.Mrtir.

wrld ik m. urr na uum, payable senil-auuuail ith semi-annual Interest Coupon atUched. Each of taid Bonds will be ot the denomtnst'on of Pyt'' to the ciiy ot Sew yr w'".