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CAST.OFF CLOTHING
BOUGHT AND SOLD AT IS LOUISIANA
- Avenue, opposite Holmead's grocery, near
Semmes's. Address through post Office, to "Mr
Tailor.O mar 3-Im&
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A GOOD IN
IA VBSTMENT-For sale, IL or 10 acres Of
the property formerly occupied by Colonel Cox,
(called the Cedars) possessing rare ADVANTAGES as
building site, and market garden. 1t has fne
growth ofyoung cedars and oak mess on the great
er part Of 1.-THE elevation is such as to command
the most extensive view Of Georgetown, Wash
inoton and Alexandria. The fact Of this property
being Just outside Of the Corporation limits rem
ders II more desirable, being free from the CorpO-
ration taxes.
For terms, &C., apply to J. l.. KIDWELL,
Georgetown. jan 2-da
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ADJUSTMENTS.

os ADJUSTMENTS.
A GRAND FIREMEN's BALL
WILL BIZ OWEN BY THE
Columbia Engine Co., No. l,
WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
On EASTER MONDAY, March %, 1885.
THE MANNER IN WHICH THE CON-
Il pany has cond lcted their previous Balls is a
sure guarantee that this one will give pleasure
and satisfaction to all who may be present
Esputa's full Comet and String Band have been
engaged
Supper ard Refreshments will be furnished by
an experienced hand.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting a gentle
man and ladies'
Executive COMMITTEE.
Isaac Beers, Jas A. Brown,
Jas. Coleman, Geo Follansbee,
Thos. +. Young.
mar 4,6 10, 10, 4,1std 6t
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
T1R sTEE'S SALE OF FINE GOLD
Il Jewelry, Watches, Glass Cases, Clocks,
store Fixtures, &C, &C at Auction.-On
THURSDAY, the 9th day Of March 1 shall sell,
by virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded, at 10
O'Clock a m, and shall continue the sale, morn
Ing and evening, until all is sold. at the Jewery
Store, No. $40 Seventh street, between ID ard K
an excellent assortment Of Jewelry, Watches, &c.
viz:
loo fine gold Breastpins Of every st-le
100 do Finger Rings
so do pairs Ear Rings
do Dockets, Bracelets, and Eye Glasses
10 do and 10 silver Watches
100 do Watch Keys and Pencils
10 do Watch Chains, silver Thin bes
1 fne day Regulator, an infallible tim piece
Pure silver Boquet Holders
Pearl and other Card Gases
Silver plated Spoons, &c.
With many other articles In the Jewelry line
ALSO
3 large mahogany Counter Cases, with glass
One iron freproof Safe, Counter, &c.
Set four fine colored EpgTavings, git frsmes,
Terms cash.
The Store is also for rent. Inquire on the prem
Uses.
mar Id A. GREEN, Auctio- eer.
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BONNKTS AND RIBBONS

DONNkTS AND RIBBONS.
WE ARENOW RECEIVING OUR FIRST
w Spring supply Of Bonnets and Rib ~
6ons, Bonnet Innings, Tarltons, Florences,
Grapes, &c, and shall continue to receive ~
ell the new styles Of BONNEPS aad Children's
FLATS and HATS, as they arrive from the man
ufacturtrs. w. EGAN & son,
mar ct 800 south side Pa av., near 9TH st.
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BUCKskIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERs.

BUCEskIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY OF
l. the above named Goods, we can assure all
persons afflicted with Rheumatism or Pulmonary
Complaints speedy relief, as they are very high
ly recommended by the medical faculty.
Also, SPARRING GLOVES, English RI
DING and HUNTING LEGGINS and SUs-
PENDERS.
All Of the above Goods sold are warranted to be
unsurpax ed. For sale only at
HOPKINS'S, New Bazaar
mar 1-eo2w corner Of 9th st and Pa av
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Il situated ooms can be obtained at No 3ll
South side Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
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ST. MATHEWS CHURCH.-Yesterday the
sale Of the forty-six new pews recently added
to this church in thi. city took place. They
brought an aggregate amount, we are glad to
learn, more than sufficient to defray their
whole cost.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

feb 15-eoA.ds &c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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GA Tax Collector on Long Island invol-
unfairly robbed lady of her valise last week.
He was riding along in a buggy when he nver-
took, and acceded to her request to take heras a
passenger. Not liking her appearance--which
was decidedly masculine-he dropped glove,
when she got out for it drove off rapidly The
lady fired a pistol twice at him, without effect
and the valise was found to contain pair q
pistols and bowie-knilel
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE JOURNAL

-
Ferry Boat Burned 80 Persons Lost
New YoRK, March II.
The Ferry-boat New Jersey burnt on Del
aware. 1t is supposed thirty persisted.
The Hermann has arrived ap1 saw nothing
of the Pacigc.
The steamers of the Nicaragua Line have
withdrawn until difficulties are adjusted.
CIScINNAFI, March II.
River fallings S. feet in channel. Weather
mild and pleasant. Snow fell Saturday night,
but has disappeared. Atsix O'Clock yesterday
afternoon N. G. Ropes & Co.'s lard oil and star
candle factory was entirely. consumed by fire,
with large stock on hands; loss estimated to
be nearly $4,000; insured in Eastern Offices
for $3O50O At same time fire broke out at
Covington, by which Lindsy, Smith & Co.'s
Planning Mill was totally destroyed. Loss 25,
600; with no insurance. Fire supposed to
have been the work of incendiaries. Three
boys taken into. custody OF suspicion.
PHILADELPHIA, March II.
Of the victims of the steamboat calamity
nine bodies have been recovered. AS Tar as
ascertained the following are missing. Sam'l
Briggs, John Parsons, Sallie German, Charles
Beale, John Prince, Edwin Murchany, Henry
Selarge, Elizabeth Fulirton, Mary E. Massey,
Mrs. Shade, Miss Jones, Myer Rembeck, AL
bert Robinson, and his child; Gilbertson Clay
ton, Thos Allen, Mathew f. Fuller.
Boston, March II.
Ship Potomac, from Australia abandoned at
sea on the 18th Of january. Fhe Captain
and u men reached Brazil coast. The mate
and five men in another boat, were not heard
Of at last accounts.
PITTsBURG, March IT,
River about Z feet, still tight. Weather
cool but snow and ice melting.
New YORK, March II.
Flour dropping; sales of $500 bbls at 81;
for Ohio. Wheat dull Corn firm. Mess
Pork improving at II 81; Lard firm.
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New YoRK. March IA.

NEw YoRK, March II.
The Washington correspondent Of the Cou-
rier and Enquirer, says it is understood that
Central American negotiations will not be res
pended to until after the settlement of the en-
listment difficulties. These are then to be
conducted in Washington on the basis Of an
entirely new treaty.
The previous question is to be moved in the
Kansas debate to morrow in the House.
The Republicans have an estimated MAORI
ty of one
The Democrats favor Mr.. Dunn's PROPOSE
ton of Congress Commission to take testimo-
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DEATH OF. LAWSON VARYING learn that
Lawson Vary the gentleman who owned the
site and staked out "Falls City' opposite the
foot of the falls Of the Ohio, on the Indiana
side, died suddenly on Friday evening. He
was sick but day or two, and died from a
congestve chill. He was extensively known,
and generally esteemed by his friends and ac-
quaintances in Indiana and elsewhere.
Lou. Dem.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


SATURDAY. March 16.
Jas. MONTGOMERY. from New Orleans to Louisxilla.
yorktown. fr Cincinnati to New Orleans.
NEW LUcY. from Sc. Louis to Louisville.
FASHION. from Louisville to St. Louis.
JAwEs PAX from St. Louis to Pittsburg.
H. BRID3xs frou, Louisville to Bowling Green.
HIcKMAv. from Cincinnati to Memphis.
Gov POWELL. from Wabash to Evansville.
SUNDAY, March II.
A. L. sHoEwELI, from Louisville to New Orleans.
ID. A. GIVEN. from Wabash IS Evansville.
JONI BELLE. from Louisville to Nashville.
HIGuFI.YER. from st. Louis TO Louisville.
KATE SARBHER. ftom wabash to Evansville.
SogTHERNER. from New Orleans to Louisville.
EMPRESS. from New Orleans to .opisyille.
ELLA. from Nashville to Pittsburg.
DIAMOND. from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
r. NJ. PATTON. Louisville to Tuscumlua.
BUCKEYE. from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
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0EerMr Scheelinger, German woman re-
siding on Bald Hill, committed suicide yester-
day, by cutting her throat. II seems that her
husband was about being arrested for some tri-
vial offense, and becoming frantic at the thought
she seized butcherknife and ended her exist
ence.-T Gin. CON- 18th.
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81 G-We regret that Mrs. Macready could
not be persuaded to remain one night longer.
Her engagements elsewhere call her away
The entertainment last evening gave excel
lent satisfaction, and we wish Mrs NJ. could
be induced to give another.
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"a DREADFUL DEATH Mr.. Christian Staehlin,
member of the late Board of Delegates from
the First Ward, met with a terrible death last
evening by falling into tub of boiling beer, at
his brewery, corner Of Lafayette and Caronde
let avenues. Mr.. Staehlin was young man,
and was elected delegate at the last April cleo
ton. As a member of the City Council his
actions were ever regulated by the principles
of truth and justice, and he was resolute and
fearless in the discharge ofhis duties as he I'm
derstood them. He leayesa young family and
a very large circle of friends to mourn oyer
his sad ate st. Louis Ne10s, 18th
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, March 10
Cotton sdu but prices unchanged; sales of $500
bales. Rio Gof.e 12A. Molasses 3o}z. Lard So.
NEW ORLEANS, March H.
Cotton active and firm, but prices are unchanged;
sales to-day of 500 bales Molasses Sc. Barrel Land
9. Sterling Exchange e45.
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s1,0z4.3s6 2z
LIABILITIES. =;
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not si75os2 II

-:o:--
Company presents ita patrons the
satisfactory cond large increase in Cash Assets
the their polces-all investments he
placed minimum market value at the present me
standard of They either
prime paying stock good valuable and clean
yielding moderate interest and income The
basis which have valued. being
Besides this solidity, theGsmpany calls
attn seeurity it derives rsm its
bne system Agencies through its having the
IF presenting united phalanx of ExYERENcED UNpERwRI
TERs which orked for thirty the haPpies
stockholders and claimants for loesand enables
with prestige for future
unes than has yet been reached BY any Eay NAT1oNA Ia
All busnes ATTENDED to with desrater an adelitY
jan30-tf ALLEN e. HALLoCh, Agent.
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6TWe were mistaken in saying yesterday
that the Sheriff and Mr.. Saunders had fight.
They only quarreled, and there the matter
stopped.
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0FLand Warrant are bought at the highest
market price by "CopeIand's Exchange Bankk."
Persons at distance having warrants to sell
will make money by sending them direct to
this Bank
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Or Daily yonrnaI
LOCAL IDEPARTNEEN1'.

SPRING GooDs.-We CALI the attention of
merchants AMI milliners tc Messrs. Henry
Marks & Co.'s advertisement. This firm
largely imports and deals in MiAenery Goods,
Wooden and Silk and Straw Goods, &c, &c
Tacir Enlistment is No. Y Pearlst. Those,
dealers visiting Cincinnati should by all means
call at this house. as they will find every in
duccment in goods and prices.
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ATTENTION
BOARDING HOUSE AND HOTEL KEEPERS.
HOusehOId Furniture at Auction.

WHTE will sell auction sale of Main
~ and Third streets Tuesday is b, inst commencing
90 single Bedsteads gle cotton Mat
trasse single shuck Mattresses large double Bed
cotton Mattrass, large shuek Mat
trass; doz wood Chairs doz Chairs
and Boston Rockers wash stands large dining tae
card Tables, pair all wool Blankets, Kitchen Cup
board pieces Prints and various Other articles in the hou
ping line (he above articles purchased exGey for
opening large boarding house and will be sold without
reserve) WOQLSEY d NELSON,
Arctin
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OF The Court of Common Pleas is still in
session. Nothing of much interest has been
transporting before it, Very little business was
done last week. E-9<al @3f
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TENHE partnership heretofore existing between Frederick
Kroener and Jacob Refs under the style of Refs &
Kroener dissolved by mutual consent on the the 2t day
Of January 1856 authorized to collect all
due and said fr and Frederick Kroener is
to all debts due the said late firm and for
which the same hold any Frederick kroeper
VIII pay discharge all claims held sgainst the cid
firm. JACOB KblS
mhs3w FREDERICK KR0ENER.
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THE PLACE TO GET Fresh MEATl-Messrs.
Jos. Lcchner & Co., well known butchers, have
opened meat shop on the corner of First and
Sycamore streets, opposite the Bodlam mines
office, where they will keep on hands constant
Iva good assortment of fresh meat, all market
descriptions. Families will always be able to
get nice cut there A sample Of roast beef
sent us yesterday, gives evidence of the fact,
that at this shop can be found good beef. We
thank them for their attention.
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GA false alarm of fire occurred last night
at 1o1s o'clock.
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& CoRREorIoN.-The types made us say yes
terday Gavitt had stopped taking the Daily
journal, &c. We meant to have said, and so
wrote it, Mr.. Gavish had done this. We were
finding no fault with him whatsoever for do
ing this, but simply asking how he could stop
sustain the Gavitt organ.
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orThe people in some quarters Of the city
were awakened from heir slumbers before
day-break yesterday morning, by frantic cries
of murder" yelled out by man fleeing as
though pursued by devils. The poor individ--
ual was young man named Martin Bell, from
Mt. Carmel, H., suffering under the delrium
tremens. His friends should send over and
have him taken care of. He was caught yes
terday morning, and placed in Jail for safety.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION

TENHIS ng ga clock. viii sell desirable lot
III of Carpenters Tools. consisting of Saws Chisa's
Planes Augurs Bits and variety ofother
tools. Chairs, Sc KO0LSEY y NELSON.
/ mill
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NaTEXy BOOKS, Just received
"a Putnamis 1lagaz ne for harohi
New SIMPLY of MscauleN IS England -
Hluse hold Words for MaTchi
New supply of widow Bedott School Fellow for MArch
The Hunters Feast by Cant. Wayne Reed -
Godsy's Ladies Book for March, The Hidden Path;
Wsv-~iv NaKazins To- March; The Three Marriages.;
Yankee lotions for March; Ellie or ths Human ComeAy
The working Farmer for March, The Rag PC ger
AZ nhs ga VI IL i.'' nm
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FWNHE Vanderburgh County Agriculture and horticultural
Society purchase from 10 to 80 acres land
within the limits of the city OF Evan
VILE Those having lands for sale will leave he PROPOSE
prior Goth this month with Horn brook Secretary
They price location and terms the title must be
good. z. HuKN BkOok.s
mh6 Secretary V. c. Ag. and Hort. society.
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10000 NUsIBERsi--1 900 PRIZES !!
I.WU Prizes aDlountlnR 7I3b .'VV.
hole Tickets SO; Halves So Quarters q ~.
INSTRUMENTATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
preceding the ding numbers to toss
the przes. viii be entitled to the 600 APP
Prizes For example ticket No I250 draws
the prize tick numbered ll24s 1923 Psi
and 1929 entitled $780, and SO on according
TO the aboT scheme. s-aee s--hf
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the abo tickets numbered from
There 2OOfu prizes and 300 Approximations
making 10 all 1000 prizes.
The numbers from COO correspond with the mum
the tickets printed on SEPARATE slips Of paper are
rolled and small tin tubes and placed in
Glass Wheel
ed and eueited placed in another wheel After reyoy
from the wheel Of Du nhers
and ct the prize isdrswn from the other wheel
bv bows bndfolded. The number and the prize
drawn ont opened exhblts the audience and
istered by Gossouer the prize being placed
This operation y repeated until all
prizes are out The drawing then printed ana
the rs
hss- Prizes payable in ful WITHOUT DETECTION.
I Address orders fer tickets to R. FRANCE GO:
/ feb23 BsltfInore' hio.f
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUERNE-
TUBE Al AUCTION.

WILL sell at public auction Tuesday the 18th Of March
sing ~ o'clock his late residenee Sixth
street, Vine and sycamore all the personal
pery Edward Noun deceased consisting
aad Furntlrs, viz: Sofa. Chairs Bureaus,
Bedsteads Reds Tables Stands Carpets. Mrois Stoves
Cupboard ware. &c. &c.
TERNs.AH of three dollars and under cash.
dollars uonths will given the pIrchas
irving approved security waving relief of vail
uation and appraisment laws. - -
AMELIA NECMASTER.
mh7tds WO0GSEN q NELSON, Auctoneers. .
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AT WHOLESALE DNpnETAlL.
q = 8 q Q @ az

MARYLAND LOTTERY.,.-
TO BIZ drawn or THE
" " Ma p IA N.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD. CLASS TO-
To be drawn Baltimore. Nd Saturday March 22 1886
- r FRANCE q CO. 1fnadgers. -5e.
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DANiELwooLsEY... ......-.......-.....,.B HIRAM
AUCTION ROOMS,

old House. Main and Third ets ime
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HEAWIGa leased for term of and fitted ur the
D "a above we'll known stand prepared TO re-
eeve for sale auction private SALE all kinds ds
dis household furniture, horses, bug
gies. ETC..
Cash ma lie eousign ments when required.
sales Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday,
cling O'Clock, A. Also Tuesday, We'd esday
and + Rday lights at earsy gas light.
OdoorsSes and sales of real estate promptly attended
of FURNIrU RE, eonsisrg oisat
spindle hannster backs scroll and scOOp rim
Office French. densy Lind and 4stle wood seat
Ohairs mahogany and wood seat ohairs zaheh
chairs: spriug soeiablss centre
card dinaz breakfast sabies light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. fine and misses bedsbeaos
tin and wire Safes which will sell az Gin
einnati prices.
We have also on great variety ofnotons jewelry
volns aeeordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips.
etc. ETC. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. WOOLSEH NELSON,
ny9 Aucts.
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i A MILY PLY SIC.

TENHERE hasong existed public demand ior an snsStrs
feey safe its operation This has been prepared meet
sis Rf ees s't it
4 sy e ks hanid hsTs no 81
S Ss Sstn st tt ss a
dy nc B R Rsl @ Ssp
and to 9his
sany them produeeso eh gripping pain and
s5odto te deSfad IRON BEN T6ese Pins proeGce no rTi
e. ansen an Il he purely ss.
isfe no harm can arise from
for use in e which
Fsh Soms S its 81
Indigestion sasgor an LESS Of Appetite rri
bilious Le9aaehe anu sgss
diseased action in the liver As an tey
dysenery hnmOr Ecroula and colds With soreness
4s s4 sess ~ Gas 4
have as9
h cart Psns in the back stomach and saS Ss
anq2rsGafe er ss s. healthy
blood by the ercr latOry sys,
or dsaa ed energies Of he whole org5nis Hence
Ss Tn n0s sSp I'd Be ard
too far every purgaye medicine eduees the
required be here suggest
everybody believ
this pal viii sr purpose tsn anything which
has bee e paH1ind MheR thsiT
to s%rl9y when in NEED e. cathS5s n % ban,
purely vegetable harm arise from theiruss in any
guam tity. 50 ftt-s A@ft*F sa1AssA
For minute directions the wrarperon the box .f
1eetH 1888 PREPARED BY ss4t -.-feH TEt ssa
] A M e S c.. "A Y E R.,
RRAoTIcAI. AND ANALYTICAL cREMIsT, LOWELL, Mass
Price 25eent per box sa aiys eSFes Tor u, A s
Keller, Farnsley & Co. Evansville, Ind, =;
Taga q Crawford Owensvilie; fsf1lsa aaessf .at7t
Falloek & Parmtsr. Prineeton efrf8 fsefsfat ssEE4
o. B. Bingham. Patoka Et-'sr F1fee itF aes ste sF
W J Whiting. CyathianR; - 4sf a-t tez sfest g
} e. Jaqnrss& Co.. Poseyviif-: tFsea erftEes He-
BIessrs Gardiner at BlaiTsyille and wadesvillei
Robertson
DR.. Thomas Newman ana las Sampson Mt vernon; 81
Fudspeth & Bro. Boonville sac asHaf eee'fa w
Bowers Sargent. Eewburgh es- sFs s7Flssfr saaa
Adams Campbell Petersburgh; a..i t-e etst
Fred .EHksten, Cincinnati. o.. and aldruggists se
oetll-am - --.-. 80. --.-- !. -. -..r.ls ~
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HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
T xVrNT &c

HiTs, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
AT Who'll ESALE.
9. B. Camp etc Co.,
i23 street. betw. Third and Fourth CinciR o.
MANUFACTURERS and dealers in all kinds Of Fashion,
I'VE able Silk and Beaver Hats Fashionahe Cloth CASH
an Capc Wool Hats of all kinds;
Boys Cashmere ali shapes aud colors: Pa
mama Maraeliro Cqrraeoa aud Grenada Hats Pedal Rut
land OsDton and Florence Braid Hats Ieghorn Hats. all
coors Fancy Straw Hats and oaps Ladies and
Misses Flst Palm LtAf IIat iaers Stock Plashes and
Trimmings --9 a-5tt5
We invite attention dealers and others to the exan
nation Of stock feel assured that shall be able
offer superior inducements both CASH and PROMPT TIME
buyers. 77f -fE feb23
CRACKERS AT WfIOI.ESAI E IN y RETAIL.
ed constantly keepH han large assort
fresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers ane
ais Naval Bread. which being manufac
Machinery thev be sold at
low price in the West and exceed
qu Atty any other mandatory in the country large
hand at my shop, Water street between
Sycamore and Vine. ......-.s
d+cIs-d j. SIN bACH.
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NE FIGURING AND CORN MIL.
THE established MILL the corner or
Second and the purpose of manu-
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