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SPLENDID Spring Goods.

Eza5N ssg REAasF&s g. CO.,
IMPORTERS .4No rEAfERs IN
W o 0LLEN AND SILK & 0 Dis,
Nc. II Pearl street. Cinoinnati-
T00LEENS. eoRsistirgof Cloths Csssuiares Vestnrs.
ES Geatleraens Furnishing Geeds Tailors Trimmings
and every variety Of goods ADAPTED to Mep's Wear
SjE GOODS. ineiudipg very handsome assortment of
Mhnerv Goods. Ribbons. Flowers. &c.
STRAW GOODS embeing t5e latest styles Of plain and
fancy Stray Bonnets. and Straw TrimnHgS,
ALS0Silk Borrets. &C.. &c ali of which will he Of
teTft an tke INST favorable terms, ThIs In
50 BRTs 10. PissteF Paris store a"a Ger sale nv
~ - rah2S T.. II. COOK 4 S0N.
T.HEst5;StG 'x'.SG,H 49, =
z fancy Joiuted poesi iez fancy BRASS Reel;
gre twisted Hair. Grass nd SiIk Linus;
do fare Cork Floats;
. eco assd Fish HOOKS comprising best fated Limerick.
Giae5 Fish, Trout anA slso al kinds
uta3 BARCcCK BROS.
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CITY CoyFGIf..

FIRST wARDM. ". Foster. CO. Henry Lutz %, Fosters
majority. 81. 2 Fa.Ga
SECOND WARD-Ja5. Seanklin, SIS Fred. Kron Scant
lin m jority. 25. .e t.f.s.f
THIRD wARD-Geo W. Ratbbone ST. Ben. Stiiscn, &C;
Rathbone's majority 5. .rss .r-a
Foua MANDY. Sasterle e. 50; N. Bray,4S; Satte1
lees majority. 7.
FJrrH wARD-Fre1. coos, 49, opposite
SIXTH wARD-Samuei Orr. So II. Gumbertss 49, orr's
majority. 81.
wAnD-,. T. Hugo Il; Jos, sstohs es; seteh
els majority. 50.
EeHrH wAaD-H. Bennstt, l5 G renneman. 25i yenue-
mans najorisv. 10.
NlsrH wAED-g. johnson. Vi 2. NuFrie So Johnson.
maj ority. Z. -s sa s,rE
TENTH wARD-vn. Hunaen. Al; r. vennenns,i. I1ap-
nell's maj GRITTY rs.
ELEVENTH " ARD-D. Kinne: 10; NJ. MentzerzIs; Kin
ney nsior;tv.2. t-
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Connecticut Election

iIS.
z Connecticut Election. ea
-vF .5sl New Yoak, April 8.
At the Connecticut election no choice for
Governor by the people, but the Legislature
being ofoppositon, wiilsecure ultimate choice
ofMiner. the Fusonst. aa
St. Louis Election.
s-g s ST. Louis, April s.
Our municipal election resulted in the cleo
ton of the whole Democratic ticket, by nearly
500 majority. Passed off very quietly.
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NV YoRK. Anril s

~ ~ NEW ORR, 4 prlI 3.
Flor dull and declining salesaf5 eco bbs at 81 q
IS for Southern, and7 e59s IS for Sol, hern extra
and fancy Wheat declined sales of 1890 bushels eG
for Southern red s7E for Southern white Com de-
clAed Ness Pork lower, sales of 800 bbls at 10 So
Beef quiet. Lard dan. Whisky steady. sssl-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-09

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS.
EsiGE Board Of the county rurgh
Will at II 'oock A NJ THURSDAY the lst May
consider prop' building
BEliGE SrOSE aTUTsENTs. Pigeon Greek,
Cody Mill Plans of proposed work
maybe exaiued Office tire undersigned persons
desIVoL5 Of bidding fer said iob.
nnha9-fs WlIf.IaNf Y. V AIKRR A Y. @
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-09
EVANSVILLE TOOL Stg5REs Z.
6IGN OF TIE 3 /. PLANE.

MAIN STREET FIRST AND sECoED.
THE undsrsgnea having largely increased his stock Of
a Hardware offers Cor sale to h ciVzens Of f6urgh
surrounding Couattss extensive as5ortEientoi
MFCHAHtCs TOOLS
for Carpenters Joiner3 Bi srizhts Cabinet and
nakers Chopers Nasonry GaasmiJhs, BlaffsGitAs and
Butchers &C. Constantly hand full general
PuILnING HARDWARE
lacks shutters hinges, bolts brass
goods cts, nails al lss. sash and paints. ta..-r
ANDFARzING TOOLS.
Pocket table Cutlery Cbairs Brushes. Scales, Bells
Axes great variety articles usually kept in hardware
..-
RS Orders by mail otherwise carefully attended TO-
MAJ -pT. AUGUSTUS " ALuKIRCH.
EE17Ez Gases % Anron ChocI reed this day
X sale by JAMES Low q 20,
dsc5-d5R MS A1i1 strsat borsvl04 ~.
4 ian i4dtf 5. z. G, & co,
gyEANNEI.S.-
e 5 .sSs Canton Flannels; .a
2 bales yellow i. do; r--- -frf
, ia grssn do -do. rec'a this day ana for salt
bv JAMES Low s. co.
dse17-ikw as Main street. Louisville, Ky.
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GtssEssNEfseS ENgEIESE

Inqnest vas hold before e 18th day of March
"A 1885. in MON Township. the hoty German
named Niehoes caghaan dSeeased bad blue ssthine
u vebrsrl; had in his leather
tr1uk containing vs2f-os a tiel-s Of clothing.
The verdict thai he his death by
blow a limb thrown from al ing tree
w JULIUS =. CATLETT
1ah22-3w Justice of the peace.
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Etz'gp EENAE. EsslN

I HAY F. psned. on TIC cor
s..- 2 OF Canal AID Maia streets s
81 Roar Score and FAMILY GEt Gerry kstrb
Iisbm-pt. where viii he pr pared at all time
sdppiy Canal ana Uh0 Boats aud Families With
ticie they need in the Of stores
Canal Boa.sneR partealSt,y re9rcsted % rerreue
M nlaee uhI3- 2awGtf -. JOHN "a NELL.
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EEesUsz3sk EE2EsEs S9ETE;D A,F LAST!!
CRAWFORD BELL calls the attention Of :ile t.sdies
q folio articles which he tas invoieed expressly
for their and which be had at his Washington
Block building. Main strett.7s
Pa dc Extracts a-sna bottles for culinary
purposes. comPzis; the following:
Extract Extrset of Mint; Extract of Alisrice
Mace. Gloves;
Raseherr~; do Lemon; dc Vanilla
Mustard Prem ur; Mustard English:
Mustard SUPERIOR article by Sadler Firth Col Salad
Oil Essence Ginger Tapieoa IsingasE Gaatine
the article Indigo brought this market
Preston Merrilis Yeast Hope Mills; Yeast Dnrkee Heck
Fariad desirable article children ard in
vad Spices Sra and other article the Householder
may need in his line mh22
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MISCEI.L ANGUS.
GANAa. srHEsAGR.

CANA, sg8AgAGE.
We large double Warehouse at the Canal Basin.
cvcd, stored taken OF and held sab the
mi = :. -g.. --.s0-2Y.e wins 2 9. o.RILEy.
+ e : III sz!S 10 per steamer Iscji Fse--
: 50 DGis Ear; 100 eG DO Car r1aA asF
% Eases ss In =. hi-P5Pes hne BFand
rates, IS nae Brandy 2s Sisi & 3F: %fSs'
h s as alS t6i r5 q bills ourop Re wAi.Ry
DO c GS qi DIsndy Z os IS sal. rs s Brady
g 1.l5 i5w !, @s55 5l' sweet Nass igs y l gale
. .B4T3zi EissN BaANnaEEs AND WINES
F., o 3:Ss i disrs.; iaias giq,;
s. CHoTCEIot Jamaica Rum. U,s,ao Brandy. Cham
pagne qordiate Steu7aeand Eset India B.,Ts Cigars
and Tobacco IN store. Teh2s 5 MYERS
IS s s5ss . Sssss:9 GARDEN s s3 gsts
al. :; & e.; ssas'' & $ Vlssss4
EEssFiN@n WHITE Sugar. t. htda lust red and
q ,s : tsrsale by 5. K. GiLrhRT ( %,
s, .us..r spa Il. NV rs...n 9 E .5:.
Kisses Boys Yoksaad cfrsns 81 Sae G S'ea
Basins SlirneTs de- &c 20 Which they c2I the stentoa
nsf5s; ''' -''' r''' naShrioss s:s t.s''
&ssss1Nts zND SET5s y E3Ee Goo D5.
q IA j4't re5qened Fh n stock ofsprng and ner
Il Goods. selected by myself with syl
asrial an invite she gentleman Of the city and Vicinity
= call ana fer tAeasel Shop eond opo
80 Mr. McQaTers Ch5:eh. DAN. O'NEaG.
z tsF EiECEiVE U Buggy HubJs, Feilses Shafts
~ fio rs ana Poles, for sale by
nh5S SAMUEL ORR.
Ns3Ey sais0Es%s
n LARGE ard speadiI stock Dry foc:i5.
- oushe-l as HUHaEs', where those
had i'ettor call mhIs~3w*
NEsg Fss& zESS estszsEss.
E EW STYLE R5rese' lawns. Gt9gh2T's Ck4mhr2Y7 glsn
NJ and dotted Swiss aid Fieota lawns, JIeoha.s.
&c. cheap for cosG at mhI9-3@& HCGHCS'-
ep p RIBS Louisville Ceaent fer sale loyyby
% - MAJ; Il. cnoK & SON.
EltyV STACK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
Is KAHN has last teen receiving at bis Main
S3 street two doors 5oTs tbs Journal Qes Tho largest
spring clothing
this city rrefore yites every fivor hi
it call 'ore puFcazing eewhere, he inteni sell
his dn9 select lever than tey sold in this
city eors He has sio been ree' iFiag ae assortment
CG1s furnishing aud tTunbs all kinds and
y eVal a5-0rnant al Z q NIL
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Connecticut Election,
HARTFORD, April 8

---"-- HAWTHORN, April 8.
As far as heard from the Democrats have
elected 80 Representatives AMI the opposition
90. The returns yet to come in are expected
to be favorable to the opposition making the
House probably sire and the Senate doubtful.
New YoRK, April g.
The jcVelry establishment Of Ball Black &
Co, was robbed this morning. Of diamonds val
ued at $4,000. One of the employees of the
store has since disappeared, and he isnow sup
posed to be the thief
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wEyF sPIerNG C<e3o rs. :

z UaE receive afreshiosof Spring Sle Goods
- 5ch prepared GiSrose az AZ iowes f5ures.
~ s continue We al tis sSies Of goods al
rect - manufacturers. hope by
strct attention - the wants of the mercna ri fair
share q their patronage. :, G. JT.1 Ell i. CO..
~rht3-tf Corner Vine and FIrst streets.
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rHIRrr-FoUEru co2oREss-rIRsr SESSION.

NGREs sIoHA1.
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At the election held yesterday, W. D. Law
renee Republican was elected Mayor BY a ma
jority' Of 200. The Republicans also carried
4 out Of the wards Of the city.
pIrrsBuRcu, April 8.
There are II feet 8 inches wateri in the chan
mel and falling slowly. Weather clear and
pleasant 4a---
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MISCELLANEOUS.

J. '" CROCK Cl:sjs; Il s;iT * LOWE, n LOVE
Alto RNEY,S Il T Id ",
MADlSONVILIE,
viii give prom pit all business entrusted hei
noV6-tf
FE0EssEsS T5EEESCHs
FIRST STKhET OPPOSITE 1HE POSr-oFFIcE,
Evansville, Ind,
LWAXS keers hand tne ASSORTMENT of PeTfumerle
"A 0 tho best fseturers; also
Toilet Articles. Stationery,
Eulixoidarinc NatnriaIs Plated Jeweiry,t
Artists olors caaYGss e, OIL Paintings and Engrevings
j. Gilt 5Ieuldiuss TOYS. ,tc Eovi6
GEO. KLINE. PnlL;r pEcgER. FHILIP KRAMER.
G sfSs. * I'm :. & COS
Manufacturers Of Lard Gil, Soap and Candles.
are preF9red TO Sill any orders fer the above ar
tlces, and aei( AZ w prices the lie aa
AZ Ooe'aRat 0rders be left vt tbs store Of Decker
kramer On main street, between First AID Socialists
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VIZ ALKISE. N. ). CALHOUN. ). ALKIEE. s.
ALKsNE, CALHOUN 81 co.,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission & Forwarding
NJ r G II A y TS
No. 20 South Bevee St. Louis. Missouri.
Full assortment Of Groceries always on hand Far
n attention paid the Commission and FORWARD
ing department., also to filling orders.
-REFERENCES--
JOS CHARLES. President Bank of Missouri
DAsBY 4 BARKSDALE. Bsnk s.zrrera n. s
TYDEN 4 WILSON S. O. DAVIS Co., st. Louis
WIN RURTcs, j s. w. WISE. j. W. MADDOX, H. =. .
EsosF MAN. Vincelne ~-
EvansvtlIe feb22-3rad&w.
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TCEaIaS, JEW ELS X

: NeNH0ICE FAMILY WINIs.-- -, ,..x !. VI gF
" IL bxs choice Caret; 10 bxs Oatawoa minei, r.
" pirs Madeira Wine pipe Port; expressly Tor
fsuilv ns- ,ust rec'd by mh25 4. II. COOK son.
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WE have rented the Building First street.
Two Bemept & Fiee's aud in few days
will ceivjng srring Stock We would respectfully
invite Old and the trade gene
rally shall be prepared to offer them
til in quality Goods and IN our
prices We will goods all cash and prompt time
buyers other house in the West and we soeis
feh2s "~1' % j. H. W. W. MORGAN.
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\nN vNVl>xNt. S\NE\


Nrt.sfs 90 Vr.tsU Taylor a % .ou. CORNER
iartlerlg occupied Pos ". 8 l' n hey
e. a. Cn.rsN Go u NJ" large hrlch building, vrst
sis Ish.ir .Vuats.
& lnruufI, -auth side HuNNf "ltnT yrs r'Nf
''. ''e'r' ......
49, u.,tu a.. a,.gl
wr .h '''Nt'i Up "Ni''" "a'"''" wy
QUIZ tH't - ...,. ..,.... .. ...ll..
Mug "' 80. ',,
'vN'" 'f '4' A'' ff''''''' "'' N''i
H.. - 81 .,., ........ ... .l,I,.
Fl'iN 'N- l.""'T 'N'''''''' ''' F
",' ''". tt,........ ,i...,. ...i.
" Jaw
t -.,l %. ,t.. i.r,.l hr.lll,., tr ti.. i...rfI.
,i.. of! ullir .aulr, Formerly oeeuped hy " g. %.
Warf s Co.
Graarp N'--hHntf " Hfu.'u TO-. West -i''
puh'" -i"'rrt 'ru 'i 'hc frd nag nave has "''''
NNT' tAu' 'I,' ..,.. H..
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J " Everett, lawyer iiusk, Cherpker comfy
Prospectus Mckenzie Institute Clarhstille Teaas
NEW ORLEANS.
Commission NsrfhaHfs--Dugnn, Duno,an 4 Co:
Vi irmrre, lAyhnrn Go; Frcls,u. Stevenson a
Co; Campbell Il Strong ; o Nelson a Go: llaNlns
Duncan Coz Is Love- Tahion. Whiting a
Tullis
Groeos- Arthur 4 Co. y j Gallagher salesman
u Robinson Co. z g Psprce Convene & co.
Drug Mors--o - Wo-imnn
Pants Papfe Ringing. si,--H Clannon
BepAeif'fs-ll u Nc,nnEis, Morgan
Paiaf NIs Coleman Received medals ut the
Worlds Far. london and Now Nork
farriag't.-I s lum, j Marsh D-nmnn
Roots. Nho,s. oc--'Ilfrul. y Bales Wholesale J.
Mcdonnell a Go
Uts--W lliuncy
boarding Hoases. Ms WILSON, Mr. lIowc'y
J'u'irg, D'1maads 'io.ks dc--liyds s GoodrcA
tioihiHg-l, rnkin a Go
NM Hs~-t YAH. Jr a Go
copgsr Tin ant Shat Foa Horser-Dau Edwards
taJ-' Nors--l Eikiu 20
Ioiihss and F,Hd,Hgs-l Munlor
Frraiaf,--t Flint y Jon.. I har,es \ Strwau
suRIN rroRr.
tpHiHpssioa Nerchaais--w bite smith X BaltNlH.
J y Howell a Go
See Notice ui j Wa-knm
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice
Local Advertisements.
NIAIl>ggAlI HOTEL.

g. THE undersigned has opened this
H;., well known house, 80 Marshall, and u.
LA now prepared to entertain all those
who may favor him with their patronage H.
table will be always supplied with the very
best that money can purchase, and no pains 81
expense will bc spared TO render an the guests
who may stop at his hotel comfortable.
The stable is convenient 10 the house and
will bo KEEP, abundantly supplied with good
proyendvr, and an attentive hoster,
DESTROYS Of rendering the Marshall Hotel
- pleasant stopping place, ami determined 10
ge, liberal share OF patronage, II attention
TO business can give success, the undersigned
confidently offers the services Of his house and
himself TO the public.
WIN RI SSELL
Marshall, Sept %, 1856 "
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A the CorteSsr s"aevig aecap,sd BY H.
" A. II hcy
'l>IiE subscribe 4 90 10 receipt AMI are open
ing one Of tho largest anu best .elcctrd
stock of goods ever brought 10 u.is market.
embracing ihe FINEST sarvues, patterns, aud
styles Of the kasters cllr,. Amoag lacif a.
soriment may BE- ksud,
Spring aud summer RO\NkTS, of g.e
htesl style, and hnest finish.
Plain, figured and i'oncrcd tareees
PAIN, striped ard p.ic srrusdiuo
Plan aud floaHcod ou'andses
PLAIN and bounced brcche
PLAIN and lseguered h,avrrs ard TRUSTEES;
iacouri muslin, sHmmrr iou ar,i~
rriuis.. iacone,s, cetelnrtts and hu'ianiiucs
Waite laconci,, Swiss, carleton and tape
nusEins,
Lawn, nanseok, the irish linens do do
- eamkre
i.aal spring and summer sis,
Chhncsstts, pndcrsleesr- collar~.
Ladies due handkerchief. silk,
thread and cotlou hosiery and gloves ,
Supcnor sewing six, thread and COTTON,
Embrcid,si,s, OF al kinds.
iAneu dFulugs ean,huc., psln mnsliHs;
Caliast. IN as ariet, --Son.r very iaN
pelafscs. ,ne'mas. cottonads~, aauneis
Bome-,e-, Isetng. Alfung, io~r.is
beulms, ,ammer isan., che,s. h'siueAug
\ srec vmti.i, OF fancy goods, ladlc, trni-
mne,. furnishing goods, and every ,hiag ia
iitt dfy COED, line Eycy description Of
plantation dry goods.
Clothing lafee assortment Of spring
and summer Clothing. ol .ho hest material 81.
pcr,or work man.hp aud Yehpnaaic >Aes.
-. I.-..tt,.s "a Ns.rtf atttp aani.
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NpI.(lAl. \OCl(E.S.

TEMPERANCE The Grand '.-iee SO. .. Of il,s
l. %. of G s LOT Of the STATE Of r-,a. ~lll
meet va this place "a Thursday the sih oi May, and
continue III session for several daya o. saturday the
loth there " lee Procession from the lodge rpam TO
one Of ihe rhurche- upon which occasion. ilefr viii
be- nn address from joins y A1roN. Of Shreveport la.
The cusen. Of Harrison and the adjoining countries
are invited % attend
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LOST,

rlNIE Conditional Certificate Of Baalam H.
Brewer. is-nci les she boafi Of land com.
mi.s,oncr- ot HARRISON county, No. a. clos,
an, tor go acres. u not found within s'Aiy
days, shalt apply io5 duplicate
NANCY BREW ER, Adm'x.
LIST OF Il H. brewer.
MAY 3, 1896. n3o "a
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DRY Goods.

400 pec, $ Amer. aud Eng pri ats 30 pieces
guGhims % DO bleached cotl9 % ! a. and
So brown oiions hleached and bro Aleudalc
-hccung, lu lcn sLc,ung. furniture fringe Tur.
Key red dra )ery, pink, blue aud black lawns.
b!cachcd al Vi bro. drills, iwllleo o~naburr..
bleached an bro linen drills, pa ntcr'. linens.
French lin, h, burlaps tailors canvas. nau.
keen, gambr oon, eottonadcs. def ims, striped
usn1bufp, l. iekoty stripes, Choc taw stripes,
canict jean ehambray, bed-uc king, apron
checks, bril- Iantes. grass skirts, grass linen,
linen check, hleachcd and bro. linen tablc
dama-A, hue .abaek, crash, bird eve diaper
Richardson's Irish linens, white. bIacs and
brown iloIlai ids, black cloths dfaT, d, ie. doe.
shn- aud iimner cloths, o-nabl rfgs, paper
cambria, black and coioTrd caIRbr g., iel-fa.
Jacquard dap, pillow case linens a. id mus.ins,
Muf..sttl,. tsuf = 81
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W. have now the largest variety oil ladies
and gents Saddles ever offered tn tir, tlarkat
Saddle bags and wallets, brides and tr.iI.
Filings web re.ns, maringaic-, crupper-. eir.h.
and surcug'es, carriage and buggy whips. stir.
rup feathers, buggy rrin,, metal and wood
siirrups, cowblde,, collars, hames. bind lr.-
dies etc, etc. Also, du-h leather. ,uameled
duck and muslin, India rubber betting for IN
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Great NnAOccM,cMt>,

a.rcat Inducements,
NE have iast received from Nc* J ofk =
w large and full assortment of staple ard
FtNti my .OOD>,
of the latest STYLES and finest texture, whirh
Ne are determined 10 scil lower than they have
ever been offered IN TINS market u you don't
hoBe,, b, cal, aad eSamlae, % shall cost YOU
nothing
For the assistance Of your mcntop, suyoiu.
"a You wil hna a h,t 81 agiltlc- rc,covd.
Has, Caps and Bonnets,
boots. SHOES. lumPs aud
Slippers, tine and common,
Dumrs.ies.
ll,a.f and striped Cotiouaio,
laucn liuU. and rWeeds,
Musiins PRINTS ana onghams.
HARDWARE QncensWagc,
Cutler, and Sadllcr,
Win q lot Of IcwclrN petiumrrl AVID ttne,
uotioar, embracing a general assortment IN a
DE-, hoods hus,uc~,.
Come aul see. We VIII sell Tow.
ILEMMO\S ~ ut PRE-.
j Nfrl 10 ls5U -1u
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Gents Fashionable Mole.kin. Mem. avid
boys black and coiofed tuf and merl,. ca,al.
ier Rockland citizens and ~ lire hats. .uper
otter mapped planters hats black and slit.
~o" hats. palm, Leghorl, Panama aud { am.
pt4rbv hat
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UMBRELLAS
W OOslW:tre,

aides and Gents Black Si.k aud Scotch
Bingham Umbrellas. cotton and fancy sI,k
puFuapIs
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NOTICE.

rI'AkEN ~ by b Nj. Baldwin, and posted
| before Nm H. KELSEY, h>q., on the 26.h
AprI s56, one bay horse about eight ycafs
Cd h,nd loot white up 20 TIE tellock has
had the asfa.a about ..;tcen bands high -ad.
die marks CA each side .bo back Appraised
at Sl5 -
O. llENpRlCk, Clerk.
MAY Srl, 1886. \o-so 81
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Masonic uscGaiia.

BovaI Arch. Pct MASTER MASTER Mason.
aHi Caunc RstH4- Those wishing sg,a
article, Wil save iuouey hy calling ou us.
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TINE new, substantial, and very
! hgha dfaHeh, steamboat " hitc SSfsaffk
SiiG>. luHe uKAHhN, master, has resumed
hes regular trips aud wlh cuntnue RAINING a.
a semi.Necaiy packet between Jefferson aud
Shrryupert during the low water
The WluvE CafYs was built BY Captain
Graham tor the express accommodation OF his
old friend. and a.stguas, and Will On the tfst
r~a OF y .tcr. .aka her place ~ regular
ksga, Aad Nrer packet. She Us IN ey.rs re-
sncA equsl so auy aost IN the trade, and hs
pledges him.rlf ,hal every cxer,oa Viii BIS
Nfaaa 10 gne satisfaction.
b March Ist ls.n nc1tt
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Gents Fine Calf Stitched and Peg Boot.
manufactured by IaHdork. Reed 4 %. phr.
adelpba, out OF slaughtered leather IT M, yer,
best quality Also. goat and klp boots. rte.
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Hard, ware and Cutlery,

Knives and Forks, Ivory HIND ted Knives
and silver fork s, pocket and penkni ,cs cafyer-
and stcel-, cot Iou and wool cards, Gully cards.
horse cards nd curry combs, ho re nrau-,
shears aud 'issors, sheep shears. trunk, till
cupboard, desl., drawer pad, gun, dead, plate.
saddle bags, nd knob locks Of at kinds, ein-
is.-, saw sets, cut, coffin aud hrass tacks. car.
'agc knobs l., i-ting spoons, flesh q lrks, ladlc.
STEAMERS, ETC.. mil SAW, fattiiil, hai I'd saw and
round files horse, shoe and wood ra-p- .
auger-, socket ehsels, walters, ten. boara. saw
handles, CON passes, dHdefs, OK, dog. halter
breast 18th, log aud trace chains. cut wrought
and brass butts screwr, planes all kinds
boring maehln.,, hand, cros--eut rip and ten.
uaut SANS, ia ully grind STONES 81 lie pois. mo.
aAses gates. prldirou- sAdfor :, nndlrnns
tong, and -loseis, brick aud pla ,terinr irow.
els, ~aueepans, horse nails, cot ee aud corn
mills, BfitluA coiic" pots, toy ips, spittoons
sand paper, Grew drivers, augcr bits, siec and
iron squares, brace AID bits, English rules
pump chain aud fixtures, spades ard long han.
die shoycs, Collins Bmh's and Aleriou'.
axes, broad axes band kAcs, hn tchcts aud ham.
inrrs, drawing knives, mahogany knives spring
amt cham bolts, spurs, ch-eli,, auger and he
handles, collin handles, hing -, lacks, screws
and trimmings, brass canJ estek-. curtain
bands and knobs, par and spring balances, s,ee
Yards, waffle and wafer IRONS plane bit,, draw
er rollers, window springs, wardrobe latches,
nlppefs, hand Wees scribe avis. gate hinges
strap hinges, bride bits, spoke shaver, wire
AItNts, etc, etc.
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LGA MARSH NALL LODGE. No -, 10. NJ q
y Of : holds us regular meetings o1
ATT RpAN NIGHTS, AZ the Masonic Female Inst.
Itg.
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H4RDu ARE.


thUt 4 TN1
etc., Wh,h D, aiii sell cheap Purchasers will
90 Wc. to- ,.H aaa examine hs stock hefor.
buying elsewhere. IT, hopes that by doing
ttr uiag i'HH j. rgln aud applying him-,if
closely Ca ulsiRee>, Ice nav merit rcasoh4bl.
portion OF custom. Cal and examine for
yourself at the "a ,,aud OF Iay'erS Cox.
March z1d, 1876 50 If