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n ENVY DIX and NEW HAVEN

= NHAIIEObD.--WINIhK AkhAHtEHib-si - zee.
l. I85I--Trans cut Of New York Leave near corner "
Canal 81. sud Broadway. -
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS cave for Ne = Haven at ard
30 A 81: and 5P. NJ The li.30 A. NJ runs N con
aeCtion with Train from New IA sh - Hartford aud
onupgfeld aad Win Train over the Canal Road
EXPRysS TRAINS for kew-Eaven Hartford, Spnnsne!d,
(Ceunectcut River and Vermont Railroads, s Ogdeas
burgh and Mohtyeal) Boston aGd Worcester, al a nj
stops AZ Stamford and Bldgepot and III, stos al
Stamford HorSak and Bridgeport } time, about 81 honrs
t. Boston. The A ". connects "th The Hougaenc an6
Naugstuck Railroads st Bridgeport, and Canal Railroad
At Nsw-Haysn. The o'clock p. Il. with Naugainct
Railroad at Bridgeport.
sPECIAL Trans for Pcr Chester, at $50 A. NJ ari g.
p NJ Stop al Mount Vernon and PelL AWHILE.
Trans INTO NEW ORK-Accomm0datl0n Trans saws
Eeg-Haven at $50, T. sad 9s5 A. M, and 40 7 II.
The % A NJ receives passengers from SPIN ged and
Hartford and Canal Railroad II New Haven, and from
Hsugaiuck Railroad AZ bridgeport The 4 20 =, ii re-
eeives passengers from Hartford aud SpT ngded Railroad
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven. on arrival o. Ira %
rom Boston At IS and As p II stOppng A. Bridgeport,
Norwalk and Stamford leaving Boston At 4. NJ, AID
ZIP. Nj. =.
SPECIAL TRlIss leaYs Port Chester at 53s A. b. and
sSPM.
See large bill Of Advertisement At me ses9a House ard
principal Hotels. GEO. ". NfISlLkh, Jk',
IS Superintendent.
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M.rkets-R<ported By TskgrssA-

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Jan ~; 1907
CorTos.-sales to-day, $40 Daiss d. o''~''''' w"
market ia dull and unchanged.
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/ SAMUEL H. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS Nj NHOLSON, Assessors
i7qlCt ISAAC WM SMITH
ANORPORATION NOrICE-Puhlic

A 'ORPORAIION OiIC Il. - Public
" not &c is hereby gwen to tbs owsers,
pant o. occupants OF ali houses and lots improved
improved a0ds affected thereby. that the owss assess
have been completed by the Assessors. and are
led ed the Office OF the Bureau 81 Assessor ns Tor
AMIN alton hy all persons Interested For BUILDING
SEWER, with RECEIVING aSINS aud CUL.
NERrS IN STANTON ST frOm Pie - 70 the westerly
sde Il Suffolk It The limits embraced by such
ment rcude all the several houses and lots OF groaad
cant lots pieces aud parcels or land situated both des
Of S'artOn - between Plft and Norfolk as both
sides VI Ridge Attorney, Clinton and Sufslksss AMI
ssu heTly side Of Norfolk It he.~een Santonss and
the crowns Of the said several streets norhsrly and
souhefly therefTom, All persons whose interests are
affected BY the abOyensmei assessments, and who
aIe opposed 10 the same ether ~ them, are re-
gu,sted 10 present their OBI ecOns IN writing to the
deriensd AZ their Office No ( Hall - Records, with
Tint DAYS from the date OF this notice Office Bureau u
Ass,smepts Street Department Ian % i852
SAMUEL n DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHoi SON, Assessors
80 lM ISAAC VIM SMITH
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
~ For BREMEN, via SOUrHAMPTON.-The y. s.
Nj all Steamship WASHINGTON, C. W. Floyd. comml.d.
En- win sail for Bremen touching at SOutham p'On % and
mails and passengers On SATURDAY, Jan. 81 non
Pier No. North River Price of passage from New York
20 Southampton Bremen
in first cabin main sa SiRn
In list cabin lower saloon
In second cabin %
An experienced SuIgef n Is attached 70 the ship
All letters must pass through he Post Office.
Specie delivered Ia HavTe and London.
For passage freight apply TO
MOLIER. SAND RIERA. Agents, No 70 S1a q 81,
The steamship HERMANN viii spcoted the Wasalng-
ton on the 2Gth February. ~ 81
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CORPORATION NOTICE.- PubIic

~ notice is hereby syen 70 the suer OF ewsers ec-
cupsnt occupants of all houses and lots improved or
unmpfoyed lands affected thereby. that the following
have been comp etrd bv the Assessors ana
are lodged in the Office OF be Bureau Of Assessments for
examination, ty all persons Inie'esIed VIZ FoI HI
SETTING CURB and RELAYlNG GUTTER In
FOUhTH-AVENUE between ltth and 28.h SITS The
limits embraced by sucb assessment include all ihs several
houses ard lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
of land situated on both sides cf Az between lith
ard 18th. sts All persons whose interests are Anoct'
ed by the abovenamcd ASSESSING nts. aud who are OPP
posed TO the same or eher Of them requested 10 pre-
sent their directions, writing to the underssned az
their Office No Hail Of RscorGs. wi hin thry days from
the date of this notice Office. Bureau oil Asssssheh"
Street Department. Ian. %. 1850 $1,000
SAMUEL Il , DE MOTT OFT ,,
j29 l0t ISAAC WIN. Suird
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1oter ynrs.

HYDkOPATHIC INSTITU rE.--
u DR. TRAIL receives patients. a. the cOmnodlp1s
city tsiAslhmeut. NJ. IS La ght-sr special depart
tnt Tor mechanical and surgical treatment Vi Female
SsssSes IL under The charge Of Drs Tl AZ sf9fo.
% I'M
ARANG f. MOUNTAIN WATER
OCURF south OTsIee ESSEX Co, New Jersey 10
eFpH WIDER M ID Physician 70 the Institution
Vsor, from New YORK the foot Of Coutand ~ at
A. oi,loek A M Ard and O'clock p M j7u
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EOR Observation-Disclosures States Mail

u Steamship ARCTIC, Captain James c. Luce This
steamship viii Depart with the United States mails for En-
rope, positively, on SATURDAY, Feb. ], 1859. 4 .
o'clock M from her her at the foot Of Canal 81. No
bsTh secured TIL paid for For height passage haY
ing Vnequsiled accommodations for elegance and comfo
apply to EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.
No. s. Wall at.
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed the Arctic, I'D
sail Feb. a. 1852 jg6 w
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aALINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w Trains of Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroads run daily SUNDAYS e1ceped) follows
Leave Monroe and Toledo at SIS A NJ arrive at La
pore at p. NJ. thence passef by stage on
Plank Road 10 miles TO Michigan CITY thence by ~
miles Answ oTh and by stage u miles 10 Chicago Al
ter Feb. |, by Though TO Chicago.
Returning TO Laporto same way-cas leave LapoTte =
80 NJ. aId arrive ~ Monroe and Toledo at - p u
Daily st0ges connect with Fort Wayne at Sturgis; with
LoeanSpert La Fayets ard Indianapolis al South Bend;
and at ether he line, with the principal towns
north and south
45TOtdo this line connects st jij p M or A M. With
the Lake Erie South Shore route by stage and railroad to
CeYe and thence by railroad and sta Enc thence
by railroad punkrk 70 New York, by stage rom
DunkiTk 20 Buffalo, and by cars after cd. J.
The5 p. NJ. train the New York and Ems Head, con
meets with the Lake shore tram.
Passengers at Cleveland take all the way to
Ptaburs tsurs By 1plrosd and 80 miles staging 10
Philadelphia and New YORK, or Baltimore and Washing
ton. 4 r. "lLi-hAniS' S"feA
Adrian, Jan. a. 1884, )lo u
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TnanfiaI.
DALROAD MORTGAGE BONDS

DAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS
A. y The undersigned offer for sale
s25 900 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of the Ssi
eao ana State Line Railroad Company-afeen yeaIs 70 r
Coupons attIchsd-paysble LIST April and October
100000 Sever Per Cent. Mortgage Bords ofthe New
Haven and New Lsndon Railrosd-fAesI year. IL rus-
Coupons atached-paysbls 10th March and September,
So OOc Seven Per Cea, Mortgage Bonds Of the New
Haven and Northampton Company, Canal Railroads.
egheen yeai 70 runC payable l9h jan asTy and
July.
$50 900 Seven Per Cont mortgsse Bonds 81 tHs No'a
EN- Indiana Railroad Companyten ears 70 rTo-toip'1'
payable lst February ard August
These Bonds are all secured by first mortgages "a ne
4. NswyNrs WARD CO.,
as n No. 81 Waist.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

q NEw- YORK = ALBANY A-d TROY: Viain
SfrasFaMeB' o. TIL AsDAH Ian. IS, TIE 4fafht Sii'
--til -grthfr E1tice Tan tol0'rs. .
Lssse fsw-fe. a. - - &c, uaE -hf - 80 -
ChambersFr ~ s, A. thr0lsn fe'go, onJ, f, =
ng fron, 3ist-st At =. Tor 2ssssngcr! = 'Tsts
ID al 81 Late led at sta A. y y ~ ~
e. Albany TO- r.IlpnE A. Ffe.skul ald a. 49,
nor'b ihas place signal ~ 9. Ad, f9r va s91
through fYsirhr only ts,arps I'm 3is'si) Al9 -
. fi.s -
IffL.isi. Cod srrzs II sii. Fof-f- tnt1t 81
ar f,-r. ft ~ p 7 ,r'-t' nsfrl ni
~ rrf sf1f l SIS a-a-ic4s- - 49, A. '-
gers g. Feekskll only Stops ns L. a. sial-as \
n MsI Tram for AifqnT add roy .1p1t y r7eAs~
Lii Coa s1rsg = shs ~. ter HalnUfgh a4o Fekes'se'
ia al i-1tions rslft o that place Ola fE a. Az - =
fYf PsUs hkrrrsie. stopping ~ al way SAL '-s ~ -
ir 81 grants ard through f'shf u1F l.rcn 5.t 81,
SONS touh leave Toy Engine al u. 49, = q VI .
NJ. ald i0r. p n Leave Albany ~ ,. al. .'i
L.4rseh relel. oLiy a & A ll-s.l A. q A Il,
~ - IrTn lrr ke~ NoIF. FfDl1nE d. a.l ~a go ''is
whore there Has - be- yef 40 dew Ted -
II FOR - 81 freight onlr, lii0n % DAnyJ = u
n. Express Tram oT New f0rs sfo1pns onlf ~ ~
rar PhIshock P01-hGer psie FfAkl-i q ret--Al A.
q N, for passenge 20 Ne y ToTt, stapns a, Wy
sIs-rs on signals ~ q P ~, trol1 i ~ Al'@n'"
Nlsht Mail Tram. - -.
pf41 AZ zy-statii IS 81. .-.
Leave psexssir for Sew-T9iT 81 s, n pa.:ensert
fof New ark stopping Tly.st2l1ns Al 10 n pAs-
ssrgrs al fragh. - Ne v York -topp e a. VA
At5PM, passengers "a NeTferk. Stopping sI~@y-S'A-
asssrrers VII Tickets before entering ths Cars
Ns.-York Jan u. 1852. UI5l ROBI. HlGHAh, SUP
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Y1IIPs-DE CRAFTS PILE REM

yny-AA EiisIs Appl GATOR -1his pep. zee =
.,.th. bsssyr sfus sgs, fir ihonsrcs hast sal"f'a
w - A. torn~at fi.n Pfe. ssd ssaG have n
...S a. y,Nts 70 bat kr DE CRAZE Hfmsdg.
G.,s,eat nave AIN. Z 800 r f AXE anf
.tttSs ID, aTst boz
s,.,se, ,av, i,A.tso sohs',- Ir N7o'ay
a.. ~ beer dtstrfoss 20, sfcsrt rpfi. Orders
.,ea.,ly ai,stdsa B. dfec. &c 300 80 800
u DE Go ~. 80 Ne HItsfa ~
T. us.v - rad Eth Is drug stsls ms ~ "
n CrpHhr No sff H0Wsry ' Dor mus, y 'f'heii-H-
= q n R,us No 100 Bro.d~av Lsou No - Grand
At J.r.s BAILEY No 3. MAID ngi a, q. -. -
Nc re- - T. Hgs .fG. q 70 ~ 81 ~ ,
wore - cll br .-r a. Heacisy Co 'a >
and lafh q John Mfskir $50 81 HIOsdwag, y sh-
Hba eG- oh y Pafner No Il- y g. :. 70
r;ME pa.sy No al Peal . = NJ Sgi"'. No
IN PowsTy psiluc Z c. 10 5sl Broadway Lea, No
90 Br, a8~ay. "a. Fsrrngiou e,h ~ and 2i'h y
itf 8fh.a. J. Coldinat0n, No 10 BT9@a rey ChaS
Co, Ne lGsh Az . Thos. P Moup, No ,, hNsst,
81 v y srnnA ~, i2 7th.ay. 8 Elliott oth az asI
tts, Johs Fass< No as 9th Az aud a. co,sef 80 ss
.ld Eudson. ~ oosf Grand and Elm.tts 10 y 90
Az and all rs,pTcfsb'e D. ugciss also Ohn ArchIoad
C,,..s., No ~ (,,eenvnch-st 10 lnSrukTh'
DAT LOR'S LIQUID hAik
- DYE -BATCHELOS3 L.41id - 50 oslsoEatso ssf
g.ccrssqi ina. "a sIctfg tns dl'3 % nos 81 m
rators TIE Dubs riusi De careful - se re s.o7hs 81
gATCHEI,OAS Wig MaRrfactn,Y. 70 #el-st Vno'f
n = solo 81 sssls sad stall o. sppusd ths Dye ~
Sssa taccssfgl 0DcTs,o for he s1s tFays Years s'
COURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE
~ insanity AID permanent converts red orgray ha,'
to brown or black without ssinDg ihs ssih NAnah 81
or 90 nav a. CT Wa iter-ft Brosdwsy llzu
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Steamboats, and Railroads.

~ EW-NURk and ERIE RAILROAD.
y Trans leave a. follows tSundsys excep,sd) rol
n'ef foot Of Duane 81;
Man TRAN sts 4 VI for DuAkirk ard ali Stations.
NHwBURGH EXPRESS TRAIN stAP n
NAY Tram, AZ p. h. 10Y SacrEs, Oxford and inter-
%tdi2ts SsauoTs
AWNING EXPREss TRAIN as p. "a Tor DunNTki con-
asct ~ With The Dgnkuk and state Lane and kre asd
Moth east Railroads foy Erie, Pa.
ksw-York. Dec 90 1881. d2s II
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KERBOCKER SAFlNGs
IN BANK sh- av, corner Of I'D ST Open every SoN
DAY THU ESDAY and SATURDAY from 70 = =. "a
~. institution pays per cent interest Oh Al dspoAs
ssceedH g S5ec. ..,-. 80 "a
The charter Of this institution secure. % nlsor N
,sIes rnyyi,d or uusITed the entire ceuIroi o. VI
rsys depOs tsd in Their names o-r- r...;s.ut
AKsCN WILLS. Secrstary ;,stf
ELIyGH Y ARD. Counsel.
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6. HUMMEL'S
PRE-rrT
Essence of Coffee.

ONE package Of this Essence will go as far four
~ pounds OF Java Coffee. ard Coffee made byt .Es.
sence will preserve perfectly the real taste of the b,a
Java Coffee. but will have more delicate and 6nerd
yor, finer colour, and will certainly be much Who'll
somer for every person than pure Java Coffee willal.
DO clear without requiring anything TO clarity IT,
-HdsHfaeHtred and for Sale. Wholesale and r etan
By DAN'L BOILER & co. Phz-
And for sale, Wholesale and Retail by
sepi2l-dNw. W00LSEY LINCK.
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Clothing, EIGrnissli ng Goods, Hats,
C3eS. &c.

The undersigned having just
Bought out the Clothing Establish x
.e<zr.as. mcnt Of Mr. $. KAHN, under the g.
- Journal Once, " ,uid respectfully call
the attention Of the pblc to the large stock OF Clothing
Furnishing Goods. de-. which they have on hands
Tey ar. ofthe best manufacture and made in the most
fashionable styles Having been purchased at such rates
i'll enable then 20 sell at the very lowest prices
1aOSc wanting Clothing Of any description or Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally. would find ii 10 their
advantage cali at this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere this stock will be found Overcoais ClOks
Dress Frock and Sack Coais Shirts Hats ard Csrs &c,
S<c.. which open for inspection. Gail fyouwant
to get goods cheap. GOTTLEIB, VILE az CO.
aecI2-tf
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Ohm s. HOPKINS is opening the finest stock
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, ever exhibited In This
marSe His Dress goods comprise full assortment ofan
the most desirable ST, les of Silk Persian Cloth Bereas
dIaincs, French MusliIs, Gnghams and PnhsaIf fast
colorS A very choice selection OF Bonnefs AMI Bonnet
hlbons ALSO few fine French Flowers for out and in
side rnming Grape Shawls, Piano and Table, Covers,
Carctirr, Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses ARs
Shoes all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes PanaTa and lcgborn Hats Looking Glasses, Hard
ware Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
Curtin Material in fact everyhirg usually kept In fhe
DryGoods Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper bust.
e.s may bc found very low for cash. [apz4]
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE SToREi
on MAIS STREET.

In the room formerly occupied by Bah
.cnck Brothers. a a Hardware store.
NTTE are row opening n ars.' and well selected stock
w Of Ro0fs and Shoes. which have been purchased
from the best Manufctorics Ia MassaebUs, IT., by
~. rcnced buyer, at the lowest cash prices.
IgcthiHt. can show deal - coming to Evansville.
stock of 50ts and Shoes which for variety and
ness of stve and durability % Work manship not
he eyeeIled: and can and will sB them at as low
rates rs any the establishments, either in Cincinnati
or Louisville.
Our Retail S-Oek consist Of the latest STYLES. and best
brands Of New ENGLAND custom work. such riiI
zrq-ranf to give satisfaction.
we will take pleasure in showing goo Is: Please
call an examine. V. h. HENDRICKS s. co.
IT es COPY. sep:23
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BOARD CFEEiLTH.

EV. MITCHELL. u. X. DAVIDSON,
THOS. VI. JOHNSON, ESQ.
Jf-57City papers copy.
The following Sections are city Ordinances:
SECTION > ID sha e ts daiy of every prsctcing pny
sican ia tho city Hoiii! member Of The board
health Of every % cont giOus disease IN
the oy within six hours after the presence of such dis
comes To- hs knowledge and every such ply sioia
s; quarterly report TO said board OF health every death
which shall come 20 his knowledge in the of hi.
practice and also m cause of such death and should
physician neglect comply with the requirements OF TIT
section Of this ordnance. he shall for every such Dceiec
dollars.
SEC.6. Ifany person shall at any time knowingly In
troGuce or aid assist in introducing into the CITY
contagious or Infectious disease Of dangerous or loah
some character srcL person stall for every such offence
and pay not less than three nor more an fty dor
larse JAS. G. JONEs, Ma! or.
A'tst:
J.n. J. CusxDrrr. Clerk. jy22 3rl
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Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths and House
Furnishing Goods.

Among which may De found super Ply CaTpets, pig
DO Ingrain Cotton Chain, aud the various widths
and qualities stair Carpets Oihe newest patti 81
aud "a FL oil Cloths Patterns. Stair oil Cloths
Table , Cloths and Covers. rich Satin De LANES Tor Cur
tains TX super Curtan Daniasks TX super Muslin Cur
tgins. Linen DamaskS Napkins and Table Cloths. super
Bed Blankets, Linen and Cotton Shcctgs and Pillow
Linens and Co;ons. NorecH- Blue and Buff Cotton Da-
masks. Plain and Figured Turkey Red Prints Embossed
Piano and Table Covers. Cornices Curtain Pins, patent
cHrtain Rollers Stair RO IS and other articles too nu
;merous 20 mention. which would invite our friends
and ,he public 10 call and examine befc re purchasing
elsewhere are happy and willing show our goods
al al; times and i'll offer strong inducements TO those
wishing 70 purchase. o16-u
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k.aHiasco SteaEi Furniture Factory.
WECLESAIu g RETAIL.

wECLESALE 81 RGTATr,
F--H-F-2 ,icssrs. kARSCH, WETZEL& KIdETVORr
s~ - would ini)rn the publit That having receiuy
- established in LsintsCO City S.-aun Furat q
-~-Al Factory tic! have commenced anef:ct,riuc
bureaus BcdsieaGs, NarrObes. and several other kinds
"f tueturc 10y steam. thus enabling them 10 furnish these
articles lower than Be pTrVlasc else this city,
and a. Cincinnati Fcfory prices. Their work ia every
respect cqlHi O thai 0lthe Cincinna i factories
They also prepared 90 do Turning orb ofevery lies
crpEoE, and viii be prepared to furnish country inanu-
ctGrers with what they desire ia this part cular Theat-
tcon OF those Wanting Furniture is called 70 TIE work OF
this Factory
The Nlrcro0m is or Main street, between Third and
toJTtn. We keep for sale Chairs Of different varieties
besides all other Kinds Of Furniture, at the room.
IdcCJ--sl
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TIE EVANE RESTAURANT.
NANS. oi Evansville, has fitted Ip The llr.e and
IL inu!ious ;trcc story Brick recently erected by Mir
r idhcS nH First street near the Sherwood ousc. in tie
most romidttc slyie, and is prepared to welcome
an accommodate hi, friends ard tlc pulc generally.
Ihe I'GF VIII ST all time. BE sal Piled with FIRE liquors
srtsii.d Luhth W II bc set every day at 10 O'Clock A.
M with Turtle Soup and al other at;anabc decacics.
a well Known aud skftl Cook has been engaged. and
geri- men can be accommodated at any hour with T. ,
dishes and uXurcs of the season. served up ia ils b,
Stll.
Sliccd ard hermcticlly seale,; @, of the finest
quality Eow hand-ihe best of Cisars, d. yI.-ul
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:
d. TuE urdersi-urd would respectfully IN s.s7,
Sr form tho iiablc, that he has now hand pli
rAs the / r-est aHd most approved STYLES of -
'-fr custom AID sale worS. Laiics' Morocco
kt, Ladies Boots. buskiEs, Waikiki shoes AID slippers
Also for Misses, ccc.. tSc. Also hand, a s,eLdil
stock Of Leather ami Fndii for sale Wholesale ahd
tail low fog cash, his old stand Water street doors
above Pavilion Hotel 1ie3-Iyl y. EiUSNER.
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TRIrJMINCS.

TKIE MlNGS.
NTEW fan and winter trimmings for sale. Ribbons by
y fhe ward o. bolt: Velvet Ribbons by the yard or
bot Wav by the 81 and doz. strands, variety
Of lace Gimp and otter Gmps and Laees Brades, But
tons BonHets. Silks plain changabe and figured worst
eI Gloves, article with many other trimmings.
BOnnets repaired, SILK Bonnols made to order.
+. GUTHRIE.
oct1-3td-atw Main ST. opposite the Bank.
CITY ORDERS FOR SALE bY
~ oc6 SAMUEL ORR
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FANCY DRY GOODS.

FANCY DRY GOODS
TUST received per steamer Hndoo, 10 Gases fancy
- Dry Goods Comprising in part the following towi6
Plain and Figured Chameleon;
d. do Silk,
MnHsn DeIains;
Cashmere DO
Wool do
Florence Siki
SILK Serge;
Grape ass'8;
Rich winter Bonnet Ribbons;
BIZ ana Fancy fg. silk Wells;
Black Silk Shawls;
Bay State do
Sup. Fine do
Black and Fancy Silk Cravats;
Ladies Fancy silk Ties;.
ArtGcals. (Winter)
Cuffs md Ruches ass'd;
Kid Gloves do
silk and Cashmere do
Lislc Thread and Cotton do
ALSO,
cases spraguc, P. Allen & Son, and Giose Fancy
Prints:
/ DO Solid Clyd;
I do Bicached Muslin and FOR sale low by
sepi2e MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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srr,ETNG ClTTT ~ CQ-r,

yTTE ersnod anxious to close out their extensive
I stock of furniture Is possible. now ofcrtc
ell N COST 3t their WarerOUns. orr Main street n-a-
First at wholesale rct in any quantity TO suit Il
chaSers. Their stock comprises an excellent variety
neatly manufactured Furniture hougs low for cash ~:
will be sold great bargains. The public are ipyed
ca and examine for themselves.
jy293m HERSEBERGER & BRO
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DTGSOTUTION

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between Walker
! and Negiey in the Owensville Steam Mill. is ihis
day desOyed ty mutual consent All claims against said
firm will he pa by John Walker and all debts due the
grin must be paid 10 him. JOHN WALKER,
NN. NEGLEY.
octl3-3tw Owensyile. Oct 9Th, 1852.
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DOOT ANn NTiuE sTi-l,r.

DOOT AND ETiUE STt,Ur.
y EN- CVED VIZ. EMERY hrs tat en- the stan 4 on
At Mlin street 81; p0ste tho Bank formerly occupied
by Con! n-1o1s Book Store, aud is prepared t. sup
ply citiZcns with plain fine wor, in his line Il; short
Lotioe. lie has good workmen en- ployei and viii
rant all worh sent from his shop. lie is prepared
up n the best sis c. His hong experience business
and pUnctuai! wli rsEtce aim the continued custom
of thoss Who one, ty hi2. Ills prices reasonable
ard work not surpassed in durability by thai
ofan! other establishment. ks-tfl
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New Fai! ;tn;: 81 inter Goods, ;f
COLBJ2 EER5HBERGE

Cor Of " - GRd Water SIS, ECdnSrilLe, Ind.
TUSTR t.rlVED.-A large and elegant assortment OF
81 RIcIr. FANCY and STArLE DRY GooDs. comprising
all the vest fabrics and sly for Ladies' and Gentle
mems consisting Of superior plain Bl ok Silks Of
various widths. superior black Repp, Brocade and rich
Figured do superior rich Colored do, superior Black
and rich Chameleon Gro dc AfriGne, superior plain
Chameleon do super Black India Satin for dresses all
wonl Casmers and DE lanes plain eolors, extra rich
Figured all wool DE LANES. latest pattern and very rich
French English and American Prints, Pine Bay State
fancy eooured Flanr els for sacks superior White silk
Warp, Welsh aud "A general assortment of Flanrels,
ssortrcHt ray State Shaws Of the various
and quail les black SILK Shawls, White Goods, Irish
Linens Ginghams. Embroidered Skirts. French WORK
Collars CheInzettcs Embroideres. Hosiery, Gloves
Also French black and Blue Cloths and Doeskins,
rich fancy Plaid do. rich White. Black, and coiOured
SILK Vesngs aud general assortment of Goods for e
Fall. Also. q large assortment of