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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

FATAL CANPHEsE AccIDsST.-On sunday afternoou.
in Jersey City a young named Mary Kelly. en'
poyed IN the family of Thomas McWilisms, who resides
In rand.st near Henderson.st, was pouring camphene
upon the fire to make il burn when her clothes took hra
and nearly all burned off from her, nurng her 40 severely
that she lived only few hours aud died during the night
in great agony.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

DRowSED.-John w. Halsted Of New York, while On
visit 10 hs relatives in Newark Sunday was drowned
in the Morris Canal in which be bathing He wa
taken with the cramp while swimming and sunk. Hu
body was recovered atout an hour af.erward.
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IAdvsrsiseaepi.
INHALATION IN

INHALATION IN CONsUhPTiON.-Drs X. q ).
Hukrrn Phyans fss Disco. Of the L.ass Resd,9es .ns
sorssIrsiioa isan Al @tr nisst sHssbs< recsvs<
R,s;asnf Paisafs
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fAdyerti~ment. I

THE MosT NOTED ESTABLISHMENT N the on...u !. ~
PIANOS NEtooyoSs Music and mefchs'1~ " -
.nds, is that OF HosAes WATERS. Nc SSJ Broadway
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CITY ITEMS.

The weather yesterday returned to summer tempera-
ture and during the mid hours Of the day quite op-
pressivc.
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advertisement

FrcxER's FARINA has been pronounced by phya-
h.ri.. AZ the best food Be used by persons nav
nSspcv 10 arhes sysen,sry ehOeIs 50 prevalent aarn
,ba hot weather. Groesss al keePit
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NARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK
Arrived.

stesmsp Nashville Berry, Chs'es,on So hours. spofoFd
Til..fon & Co. Game the Bar Saturday = 7. NJ
Brig Hoander lof Gloucester Brown Leghora S days aud
Gibraltar marble and T. Rchsdson Nay ~ at oc
25 E spoke sehr Henry Holmes IN lie eshorn Tor booa
Juue lat ION 10 TO- spoke brig Maids I'm Malta tor bo0a
Juy Ion Is W. roke whsng schr Drsco OF sud from
New bedford ou-al well clean July lat ~ 50 Ion ..
40 fe IN with the wreck Of ship shout SO tuns buden had
tpd por aasts sppesd have been into a. she
wa. cut two sunk deep the water that eoud not
see ks uas appeared but short time IN that s't'
stGn.
sehr Victor Birch Portland Ne. d. mi 70 : W Lewis.
scbr Governor Arnold Robinson NeJerey cement bound 20
BOsiOn.
Domestic Ports.
BANGOR-Au Juiy H. bhs Emily Johnson Frankfort CID
lars c Is HamiltoH Means PoTisud ..
NTW-BEDFCRD-Sld .c.r Cornelis, Young. New-forS .
PORTLAND-Arr July IS bs Xenophon. lork Masnzss; nr
Luey Ame BEkrr SewlOrk CD brig Judith JONES, Bartlett
Calas. -, y.
RICHMONDsid jay &C. chrs Richmond, Harris. New foA;
Iew NcLsne Buckin Lghtf5of Buckn COquette. Holiness
Mar H. NGn Corlls; Rio Crowell. brz aayhowsr Barter
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

Geo. W. Cassedy Esq, OF jersey City has jus. bee
elected Grand Master Of the Odd Fellows Of NewJersey
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

JFpsEY CRY PoLIcE.--There were eight or nine drunk
and sore ry eases before the Recorder yesterday mora
Tbey were disposed OF usual by light duos aud ig t
| fnu
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MARRIED..

HATCH-HooD-In Portland Re. July 2, he Rev Or. Car
Richsra Hatch u New - sis Ellen NJ dtnsnt-f
OF Npt Dsniel Hood of Po-tisnc
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AHY1Yod.

Bs Hermann, CBrem) sehaasr Brsnsa da in bass md
psss Burchsrd Buck
wIND-Durinz the day, North
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

DETECTION AND ARREST OF BuRGLARs-Fwo men
,oed Geo Hicrinson and Chas Brown, were detected
no d niobf in the act of robbing the smith-shop
Of Robt Duncan No. Liberty place, which they haa
broken into and arrested by policeman 2rpHeS RNss
d Soy We're locked up in default OF 900 bail each Tor
trial.
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Advertisement ,v,,,

& vss and prin,ed in the latest style kpoIsI @ %, a.,
SAkDs % of the stes. importation rom n
Issn on NY nv, mated Doos at EvEsosLis
way, Of Daanest.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

The Common Council OF Jersey CITY VIII moot a. mo
LSceum this evening.
Az ONSIBrs OyERrURsgD-On SATURDAY afternoon, as
one of the stages of tho Bergen line coming DOVE
Bergen Hill toward jersey City. of the horses became
r,stye and the driver being unable to guide them IN tho
center Of the street the stage struck the fra railing
the side Of the road and precptaod down tho en.
benkment seven or eight feet. There thirteen pas
sencers inside of whom four i've were somewhat
bruised but not seriously, except lady who had an
arm broken. The Turnpike Company ought TO construct
wal, on either side Of the road there by which mean
such accidents would be prevented.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw.YoRK. ........."..JvLY is
Cleared this Forenoon.

Bsrks-Muskinrun -. Picto1, W. ). Baker.
Bngs-verssilies. Allen, Picto9 Snow Burgess
scboorers-oxford Bolles ST. Helena, J. 5sdyt hepunes
BRIDE Buren Baltimore Mailer Lord J. Prese st,Oa
Phil.eel phis Brett, Son Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

Owen Rail, lsborer connected With tn
railroad shop in Jamaica was drowned while oshins
IA. Three Mile Mill on Sunday last.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

ApRTsr OF PARS.LooNGhns.-N Nineteen oungefs were
found sleeping in the Park Sunday night ana tho po
lice thinking that the gates were a.. open ,hey lpt
tka cold and perhaps die thus enang the expense OF
bnra on the county arrested the whole gang and Locked
,pro nm in the staton.house of the Sixth Wart Much
credit IS due them for their untiring vigilance
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

TEr HEALrm wARpESs.-A the meeting OF the Boari
of Health. yesterday morning, the pay OF the Heath
wardens Of which there are five was increased troo
81 an 10 50 per day in consequence of their ariasa.
duties
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DEATH OF n. b. BLUNT, Esq.

MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR
At 10 o'clock to-day noon numerous meeting Of the
members of the Bar held 10 the Room OF the
Court of Sessions to evnce their respect for the memory
Of heir deceased brother, n Bowditch Blunt, ESQ.
The meeting was called to order, and Recorder rILLor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

prcrutss STOLEN GooDs.-A junkshOp-keeper a; har-
lem was Yesterday charged with feonousy re-
ceiyng quantity of iron spokes, washers coid chels
Rne 4 Harris contractors for building bridges across
.tbe Harlem Railroad He taken before Justice Stu
ART and committed for trial The properly was reeoVeseu
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DAHL Y JOURNAL.


Speaking Of Douglas rece ption az
go, at which he insulted his cons,
got Kissed in return, the Enquirer
The New York Tribune, the
Nebraska organ, condemns ia str
that violation of guaranteed right
fused 10 United States Senator tNe PPivi
lege Of free speech. Our pigmy Abolition
know-Nothing organ need not attempt I,
Justify the outrage after its condemnation BY
the great examplar OF journalism.
Now to show how the Enquirer pervert.
the position Of any question or of any paper
to suit its own purposes, we take the follow
ing from the N. Y. Tribune:
I'VE publish this morning, on our sixth
page, full and authentic account, made up
from the journals of Chicago OF the proceed
tings at that place on Saturday last, on oc-
casion of Mr. Douglas speech in his own &c.
tense. II viii be seen from this TINT the re-
port that the people had refused to hear him
was erroneous. He spoke for something
more than hour, interrupted by occasional
shrewd questions and spirited rejoinders from
the crowd. AT last he got in a passion, and
the Kisses and jOkes of the multitude kept
pace with his anger, until at last he got in
furious rage and quit. The Chicago Journ /
gives the following clear explanation Of the
case:
"We regret very much that Mr.. Douglas
was not suffered 10 proceed without Interrupt
ton, and conclude what he had to say upon
the subject, but at the same time DO not hold
him blamcless in the premises. He came
among an excited constituency, who felt that
he had deeply wronged them. TO speak in
self vindication, but at the very outset of his
remarks assailed their intelligence, and
charged them indiscrminately with not hay
ing read the Nebraska bill, and being igno-
rant of its provisions. Instead Of asking
them to shear him for his cause, and be
silent that they might hear, he constantly
appealed to the immense th-ong FOR answers
10 interrogatories propounded-boasted of
being an older resident OF the State than a
majority Of the meeting, and wound up with
charging upon those who had come In obedi-
ence TO his summons TO hear him, with being
an uDgovernable mob. We submit to the
friends of Senator Douglas, whether such
course was calculated or INTENDED TO secure
for him respectful hearirg. We ask any
candid reader whether Senator Douglas is
not, himself accountable for tanning an ex-
element which he knew existed 10 a fury
which drove him from the s,and!'' .at
We rejoice TO know that Mr Douglas was
not refused Fearing by the citizens of Chi
cago, and that his final stopping before Com
ing TO the conc usion Of all he had to say,
was quite as much, ifnot more his own act,
as il was that OF the audience. 'ia.#
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CHM OF PUBLICATION.
L O. %. F.

MEMPHIS LODGE, No. 6, Aug. 81, 1854.
Bro. CARR: On the Both day OF May last
an individual calling himself Daniel Butler,
representing himself as Bro. in distress,
haiIing from NATION Lodge Mol, Charleston
=. c., said he was robbed OF his visiting
card, money, and effects at New Orleans, APP
piled To Memphis Lodge, No. 6. for ussis-
lance. Believing him to be in distress the
sum of ten dullafs was donated him
On Wednesday, the 18th of July, n man
calling himself Geo. Butler Jones, applied to
the members of Opal Lodge No. SO, at
Grayyilie, III, for peculiarly aid. He said
he was the N. G Of Memphis Lodge, No. q.
i'm this City, from July isi, 1853 to Jan. lst,
1854. This Jones said he had been robbed
of his pocket book, continuing all lrIs money
Travelling Card, &c. &c, at Caledonia, H.,
and was trying to get on Terry Haute, Ind
lie had the Travelling Password, aud OBJ
tanned ten dollars from the members q Opal
Lodge. 'a
On July 22l, 1854, IN Individual who says
his name is G.. w. Jones, and claims To be a
member of Memphis Lodge No. 6, applied to
the members ri Delphi Lodge No. %, held al
Delphi. Stated that he was robbed at Terre
Haul, Ind, o. money, Card &c; claimed to
be in distress. The Lodge loaned him five
dollars.
On the 10th Aug, 1854, an individual
calling himself Geo. Jones, applied TO Logan
No. 40, |. D. D. F., held al Logansport, Ind
represe nted himself in distress. having beer
robbed OF his money, clothes, Card, &c. Sale
he belonged to Memphis Lodge No. 8, a
Memphis. The Lodge Of Logansport lean
ed him So 40.
1t seems to be clear chat the aforesaid
Dan'l Butler, alias Geo. B1tfer J ones, ALA
G. w. Jones. alias. Geo. Jones. is one and tn
same person, expelled from some Lodge, an
obtaining money under false pretenses, an
should be published TO the world, and aPpre
headed il possible. This impostor has II
connection with our Lod e Whatever.
l.. 5. BURR,
Permanent Secretary,
Memphis Lodge, No. 6.
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BY Authority Of Memphis Lotge No. 6. l..
o D. r., aud the spirit and interest Of the
order throughout the world, as well as gen.
eral protection Of mankind, we hoist beure
public gaze the name of the contemplate
character given in the subioined communi-
cation, and most respectfully request, in the
name of the order, that every press in the
Union friendly TO the Institution OF Odd Fell
lowship, will give publication toithe same.
The facts speak for themselves. ..os
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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EvrMxo, Sept 18th.
RIvEsLower than II has been for ears--Is inches on
the principal bars. No rise reported.
wEAIHER--sti hot and dry but more inclined TO be
cloudy. Had rain last Saturday. Ff.3
BCaSrss-Some TALL Dry Goods are coming In, but
under he disadvantage Of high eighs Blu, few coun-
Try traders visiting city yet. Business Of all kinds
generally dull, and money very scarce.
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27.sl4 PRIZES To Bg DISTRIBUTED.
Tickets sl; halves. 90 e.s; .

Tickets 81; halves. 20 es; quarter. rs. cts.
We will issue Certificate of
- whole tickets sishst - IS
80 .-ir a., - . % 20 eishth
or mere is iavested quarter tis.-s-. 80 w
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CURRENCY RATES.

INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank & Branches. par All Solvent Bar Ks. mar
New stock Banks.... par LOUISIANA
CHIC. Branches IN Orleans. par
State Bank ~ Branches. par ALAB MA.
Indepe ndent Banks par All Solvent Banks. g dis
State Stock Bank 70 p). .5dis ~. & >. CAROLINA
In p). par All Solvent Banks. 9 dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks.... par All Solvent Banks g dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS
All Solvent Banks- par New St'kSecurity B'ks Ids
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks dis All Solvent Banks .3dis
MISSOURI. Fire IL Marine Ips. Co > dis
state bank q branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks. -. = dis
All Solvent Banks par Michigan lns. Co. dis
< ENNSYLVANIA. CANADA
ALI solvent Banks parA AL Solvent Banks ) dis
:. - EXCa ANGE.
New YORK buying at -. Selling u prem
COIN
American Gold Buying prem Selling. .....i ,rem
silver Change. ;" .......5 prem
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Z { q z Z q g & z
VIC EAN'S VOLCANIC OIL
LlNlMENT.

-
0NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated uredfcr
4 has performed. after all other remedies had faI
sarrants the proprietor in asserting that il is bn,..
Imminent that will cure Chronic or infaE o,.es
maiism Paralysis, Stiffness or weakness In orun'
Muscles or Lgaments Contracted Muse, r ra.aa
move any Swelling, Tunor Piles Biaitos, or any IN
ssfeass, sore Nipples, Bites Of ., the PoULEsT
And it viii cleanse, purts shins, no difference how
ULCER SORES on the led. II Will also soo'n seons,
long they may have ,esn Cuts, Wounds 'e'' '0O"''
THAI amy other re.p Iii,IdoN OF BOTTLES
OVEN is5S and the demand y ,,',n n has
ave oeen ave never heard OF care ,ponery an
tailed to- 70 exc any external disease
pisa ,en win suffer from Pains, sores Named Ss
when a safe and sure remedy ;ss. - wbiehis
ho"' WV INCUNTESIABLE fhoor
of what we have asserted ap,x owe 10 the public
my experience. aud discard worthless stuff which has
pressed into notice BY false certificates long
F.r six months was confined to my room cripple
from Rheumrtism- My knee was swollen tremendous
contracted that could not straghten my leg at all
applied the Mustang Linment for four weeks but IL
done more good than any other grease. obtained
and used your Volcanic OIL Lniment- in three weeksit
relaxed the muscle, and cured ne permanently.
AMERICUs CAsEDAY, Saline county. Ill.
Isaw Mr. caseday when he wa. aficted as stated and
be is now well. WIN NJ. ELLIOTT, Pinkneyville.
Reader II the owe is not sufficient 10 convince Won
of the wonderful efficacy the Volcanic Oil Ini
call and examine the fkersords which We have in our
from a., parts Of the country. and you will
purchase supply from and II does not give satsac
ton the money will be returned TO the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHERANIMALS.
NcLeans CELEBRATED LBiBie il the only safe and
liable remedy for The cureof SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind
Calls, Slinis Unnatural Lnlrps, Nodes or SwelliDgs.-
~il fail Big Head Pollevh. Fistula. old
Running Sores sweeney, IL properly applied For
Sprains Bruises Scratches Cracked Hoos Cbafes cad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, IL Is an infallible
remedy. AppIy as directed and a cure is certain
Read the following from Mr Wells, of the ST. Louis
Omnibus Company. a-F a.. ErL-.
This eerlif that have used The Mexican Mustang
Inim. and Sci.ean's Volcanic Oil LiDimeDt, on our
omnibus horses that lame, sprsined and for swell
ipgs and have found McLeans Volcanic OIL Eminent
to be the best Liniment. ERASTUS WELLS.
ofthc firm Of Care & Co.
Directions accompany each bottle In English and
German. ...,r ...,
This put up In e5 cent. 50 certand I
bottles. The 30 size contains three times the guam
tty of the o. cent size and in proportion 10 The cost
For sale by J. r. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets, ST Louis. Mo-
| For sale In Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
| LEY6 CO. at Proprietor's prices. fmh7
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NEW wAsHIN GTON HOTEL.

uNHE Prorrers Of this House have removed from their
u old stan % Main their detel finish
opposite
their old all others
be % call upon them IN much superior style than formerly
Thankf patronage respectfully solicit
oftiie which shall all
it Our fare will lie the best the market affords. and
charges moderate.
Good stablins and Wagon Yard kept freounry custom.
eyl0-dSwtf FELEER 4 HEDDERECH
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q FINE lot Of Crushed Corn for feed. Hay. Corn
N and Oats. constantly hand and for sale by -
auss t. GhANf W.
HEEsE-Received per Sultan. IS boxes choice
OHamburg Dairy Cheese. for sale by ,,,,>,>,
i. a D. HERMANN
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scmooL OF MEnIrINE

TIME OF this Institution will begin on
October tlst aud continue until will
the following faculty:
BENJAMIN W. DUDLEY. NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor Of
Anal ny and surgery.
JOsHUA B., FLINT. NJ. D.. Professor of the Principle.
HENRY NJ BULLiTT VI. H., Professor OF Physioloyv and
ROBr J BRECKiNRGDGE. N. D.. Professor OF Mstsria
Tiius " UOLESCOrf. ~. D.. Professor OF 4u.,onx
JOSEPH a NORWOOD. NJ. D.. Professor of Chemistry
JOHN HARDIN. VI. PrJiss'r OF Obstetrics Disea-
es Of Women aud childrer-
OF Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
DAVID CUMMINS. NJ. d.. Demonstrator of Anatomy.
Clinical Lectures the Lousvile Marine Hospital twcs
week
eour.e Of PselimiRary Lectures the School
ptal during the month OF October tree OF charge.
Material for Practical ANATOMY abundant The disseerg
rooms will be ope ned OF the let Of October.
The fs lectures amount to soo Mat
REGULATION fee ito psd oEy) 50 plssectiDg tick
Graduatioa fee s25 = H. j. BRECKINRIDGE.
aug23-weow-aoyl Dean oil the acaisy
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- GREAT wEsTRRS MEDICIyE.
DIR BRUCE'8
N ID An VIC r A Il L e
PANA CEA.
l,F5r &c RadicoI Cure of

For ne RADICAL Cure of
bfsPEPsIA scrctds or King Ev.l. Incpisnt Cousunp
Back he EisasS:
Swelling Glands Lsnbsso Jaundee Female Irses
n.rss: and all diseases Arising from Improper
TT PURIFIEs THE BLOOD, ..a
ras a;
A" 0AS Ui6cAL PRSYE i n Is t sSp Uses
@ & and sss &.
acts with pronPtnes on the Kidneys and Urine
s =, ss DSr.' the Booa
whsit thus reoves from the system all
and 'Sis pas action
En- sTocKwELL. ND
r. q nysGl0sy and Hygiene successfully
Mesrs. Bkgcr Co.! have used effectively separately
and e.essv.y the articles composing the
snectual remedy for Scroa Tuberels and Dsrepa
h., before the psoss safe potent aud evnces
E.H. srocKwELL. ND.
PROF. t. G. GAYLE.
Dean of.he Faculty. Memphis, Tenn. speaks thus:
Dear Sir: have submitted your Compound to Professor,
Gsbbert aud r. Watson they think very highly
y .s"is ss.:itsls
r. G. GAYLE.
Dean of the Faculty.
READ. READn READni
Statement OF the Rev. sumner President Of Henry
Mr. sumner as widely knosn Tor great moral worth and
for high and hea"rabie bearing his school is on
NEw CAsrrE. Ky. May IS. 1883,
family school with entire satisfaction. Mr. Armstrong
o. my teachers, ha: also used i With decided sensh.
Of tho.e under my care and ofmy ian that
q valuable medicine. s. s. SUMNER.
Let everybody procure Of Dr. Bruces Amanacs and
JOurnal AID read be performed
PRINCIPAL DEpors;
BRUCE 4 CO.. New Castle. Kentucky.
I, IL; WRIGHT co. Indianapolis. Ind.
and for sale and on eamMon =. ppss ,rlse by
jsiO-sm KELLER. F1RNsLsY & CO.. Evansville.
SELLING OFF ATCOST. III
PO>irit ELY AND No hUsiBUG.
ME sass5ssnos I,sses.1i 70 n: citizens Of
due OF his - riI aud Summer stock
Al PRIME Cusr
lbeg leave 70 remark that been
much lately. olsr those wishing
10 get good Bargains will please ava. themselves OF
sy7 l.. siLBERNAS. aais st. soo a' s.ios Br. Bt.
Corr ON BATTING IS .al.. No 4 and a. for sale ~
~ aass 5. Il. GILBERT Co, Syesmorsst.
PnOAD CLOTHs.-5 cases black, brown. mode and
- L, siLBERMlN.
aagls Main st I door below Branen Bank.
HAMS.
CASES plain canvassed; eAsk Quisleys Extra susa
sas7 aAMlLToN'S. corner Locus. and seedsis
CHEESE! Il
SECEiVEo per steamer Bridge City. Q, boxes Cream
EN Cheese. ant for sale by
HEINANN
rRiCES aEDUCED.
KA VIII sell the residue If Srrnz
w mer Manas at the OF the materials To those
stsang 10 purchase onr inducements stock has
oeea Increased Al the last lev days.
- EDWARD FEGAN & CO..
e-- FIRST street. opposite the Post Office.
T1NENNESSEE MONEY bought by
d sylJ 5. +. GILBERT a CO, Sye. near Water.
WANTED.
BNEN German Families Richiand Iron Furoaees
n thei0eatiOh perfectly healthy. Apply
aus4 GEO. FOSTER x CO
received scases Carpenters Pa,es com
prsng very large AMI complete Of b. IN
fancy Planes Also Guages Saw. Plane aud Chel handles
tHs handles. Chalk sP"os Bench aud Hand screw. Sc
kc: All made to order nv the '.Ohi
The So CuA'S. 5 WELLS.
-o-4sH's LADIES BOOK for ssp,snlLer -...--
A l.. LISTERS Book
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RASrRo Tens. MaYl. Is

rDlE&CHEU COTTON.-3oo assorted brands; 81
II eases blue Drill: 20 S. Pillow Cotton 10 o4
ess-s shifting; 10 ess "a shrus on bad sss for sale
sec- sis Main st., Louisville Ky.
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We will issue a Certificate OF
Whole Tickets Quarter Tickets for ass 20
a. iiaIs ~ 90 % Eighth 10 q
ordering Tickets. select the Lottery psms the Gas, am
instead OF ver)
ap direct 70 particular mention your Town Coun-
~ and State your address plainly Prizes drafts
Notes any solvent Bank. recei'sdin pay De
careful to direct to $3.50, 40 ~ ,., Al,
ey26 @. MAXIM co.. baiumore' "a'