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ga As a spring summer medicine would recommend
DR.. celebrated Stomach Btters above all
others strengthening and nyigoratng effect upon de-
bilitated truly astonishing It's tonic action on the
drive all humors the surface thereby
cleansing system all impurities is what has gained
such enviable reputation inasmuch
they pleasant the beverage and
general family medicine wherever known. Forsae
HALLOOk & STODDARD,
WO0LSEY & SAWYER, Agents.
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NEW ADYEEsTESENIENTS.


Oae square, lines time three times 81;
week. 81 5o two weeks SO 5O one month"; 81 three
81 six months $40; year, SIS. Discount
larger Cards Of six lines under So per
mum No charge marriage death religious notices.
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A II. SANDERS ESQ PLEASE announce name a
Clerk of the Vanderbugh Circuit Court
a the ensuing October election.
myI7* LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNAL-I candidate the office Sheriff
Van3srburgh county the ensuing October election
m,I3-t, WM HOLDEN.
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CRICKET.

TIE Members of tho Cricket Club hereby notified to
the Club Ground adjoining Mesrs. Iglehart Co.'S
MILL THIS EVENING. at O'Clock. fill attendance is
requested. Py order of the President
my24-lt WELL. H. WALKER. Sec'y.
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or The splendid Alvin Adams will be
here early this morning for st. Louis. She is
swift and in every particular an elegant boat.
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OF Persons generally are not aware that all
Drugs imported from foreign countries, are
analysed by chemist, appointed by the gov
eminent, and consequently must be pure until
they pass from the hands of the Importer
Heller Farnsley & Co., buy from importers.
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LOST cow.

F5EcET DARK red cow. with but little white er
NS and that the legs and end of Ter tail strayed
yA-D from her owner nearly two weeks ago. She was
with calf and have calf this time. she has short
horns shorter than tn other and somewhat wrnkled
crumplcd Ears marked Medium size. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving word at this Office Cook
proea -1w4
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INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 2,
10 Hall Water
Teegra phi Oce third Saturdays of each
month ottZ5d6W
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n in this place. per line insertion;
20 line three tmes 80 cents line week. dis
counton longer time.
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A HANDSOME DWELLING FOR SALE CHEAP.
WILL sell private SALE the handsome dwelling houae
IL built by Jacob Bonn with the lot which stands 30
feet front by lis feet Deep Division street between th
and street. This model house and finish
ed inside and out. with necessary improvement
Terms -0ne-third cash; Is in u opths and Is in IL
months with mortgage the premises. fnot sold before
the 25th June it will sold that the
prep ises. The title is perfect JOHN INGLE. JR.,
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

[Unaer this head will always be found correct
of the shers Sales including names Of parties property
and time OF sales.l
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NEW MARKET HOUSE.

NOTICE is hereby given. to all whom it concern
that the Market House (called Centre Market.
will he opened Wednesday morning May 2Sth On Satur
day the 2h 1885, the salls will be offered for SALE and
the subsequent Wednesday. will be held first market
Every body and few besides please attend By order of the
Board, my22-3t DAN'L CHUTE, Clerk.
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A. ANSPAoHER vs. E. l.. 0oHANT. EFT AL Sale in
June 7h Court House doer lots and in Block NO. La
masco city.
T, E. GARvTN and JACOB LUNKENHEIMER VS..
MARGARET G.. ROQUET ct al-Sale at Court House door
June 7 Of all that portion OF the southery quarter
OF the P1be Square cad) in Evansville
county Ind bound foil ws:beginning line OF said
feet distant from the Main and Sd said
eirunnug thence with I'd towards Locust A feet thence
at right angles Sd IS md inches thance parallel with
said 50 St. "A ft towards Main thence $50 TO the place
OF with the appertenance thereunto belonging
PIGEON TOWNSHIP VS.. MARGARET q. RoQUET ct
9TH Court House dor the following ground
in ming the line of Main said
city 7 feet towards the river Third thence
right angles to Main at Ia olfey in OF
said the south side. parallel with Main
towards I'd ST. 1884 feet thence parallel with Sd Vain ST.
JOHN SHANKLIS vs.. JAS. RoQUET and III, 6HAND-
LER-Sale It'll Court House door part the
ouhery of Public Square Evansville Van
derhurgh county, Ind beginning Main 81 feet
from the alley running between said and lot No JOS
from Main Locust running thence towards Sd st 1871 it,
and extending back from Main that width lines
ael with 81 alley the running thence "a
which said conveyed t the said Roquet by
the deed dated Feb 25th 1885, recorded in
book L. of of deeds Of COUNT Sol
aud 362.
JOHN HEWSON va JAMES ANDELIZABETH ENNIS
Sale Court House door, May 27h of lot No Is in Block Al
in the E. Enlargement of Evansville.
WIN. H. LAW WIN. AND JANE HYDE.-SaIe at Court
House door, May 2sh of North half of lot Block IS in
eli
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6T The pro TEN editor of the Enquirer hav-
ing declined signifying in the manner we pro-
posed, that he defed an exposure of the vices
of his infamous life, we shall let him go for the
present, trusting he has received lesson in
our intimation of the character of man he is,
which will have its good effects in the future.
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MCKINNEY q GOOSE,

WATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST STREETS.
AVE just received and large supply of fine and
cheap Mantllas fine sets Application Undersleeves
Collars, CemZes Undersleeves the best and
sJrtmeDt OF Embroideres ught for this market.
They invite speedy call from all the citizens Of Evansville
and surrounding country examination for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere they promise sell
cle in their house the lowest cash prices Come
come and all. my22
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AUCTION SALE OF EIGHTY BUILDING LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF HAUBsTADT.
G 5 O m O unity, m d "a N a
Seventeen miles North Evansville. E. and
road. on Monday morning. May 2sth, at 10 O'Clock,
the premises.
rEHE st location central position and other
Il of HAUBSTADT suficiently known. The improve
ments erected and in and the general
tested the best evidences growth and prosperity
the place. We purchase butinve
the sale examine the primses Judge
Title perfectly good Terms $50 cash. over $50
mortgage the prmises.
special train of passenger will leave the railroad
depOtat the morning of the SALE stopping the
Inherent stations and take passengers the sale
Tree of charge Boys will be admitted under
any circumstanees. myl7-ts JAS. II. OLIVER. JR.
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COAL COALii

TENHE Bedam Company. Evansville Ind oneT 70
contract for the delivery Of Four
daily either the side. opposite the MINES OF "
wharf at Evansville. :. -, -. = -.
The quality being undoubtedly ths pest On tnS
Lower Ohio. it B we'll worth the SEA t;
by coslIng there. ,,-..- 49,, - :,
Journal and st. LOUIS Intenigeheei
month, and send bill to this cnea- "!"
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IRISH LINENS.
DAMASKS, &C, &C.
UST direct from the manufacturers in Ireland
e. of Linen Goods. consisting OF
I0-4 Bleached Linen Sheeting;
40 inch Pillow Case Linen;
A. shifting Linen from Csc to 81 IS yard;
Linen Cambria Handkerchief from 81 $l2 per do1;
Linen Lawn and Linen Cambria;
BIeached and Brown Damask Table Cloths;
do do Snowdrop do do:
ga Beached and Brown Damask Table Linen;
Napkins. Towels Huckabaek Diaper. &c.
These Goods warranted all Linen finish
Bleach. For sale the lowest prices Wholesale retail
by my2l SHANKLIN & REILLY.
HAVANA SUGARS boxes reed per Niagara for
IL III sale by s. 4. GILBERT & CO..
myZl Syc Water.
A HEMENT.-25 barrels. for sale by
~ my2I s. e. GILBERT & CO.. Syc near Water
Unable SALT.-25 doz bags for sale BY
IL myI 5. E GILBERT CO., Syc. water.
bush very superior Irish Potatoes for
II sale OF SOC per bushel nv
my2I HERsHBERGER CARSON.
HOUSE ANT LOT FOR SALE
HOUSE and Lot. in the North Eastern Enlargement
"a this city, desirable residence for small family
fors elow. For particulars apply 70 THOMAS FEAST
my2o-3t+ JAS. I. WALKER, Real Estate AGENT.
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NEW UWmER CLOTHTNG

TST received steamer Glendale complete assort-
81 of Fancy Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods.
Hats and Gaps lot of Fancy Cassimeres Cloth
and Marseles which will be made the latest styles and
the most reasonable terms Thankful for past avors.
ask continuance of the same A. LOBENSTINE'S.
my191m Western Star Clothing Store, under Pavilion
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned until
the 10th of June for the grading and paving with
lime less than 2inche deep 100 from low
mark WAFER street.
the gravel be put inches thick Also gutter
be made of lime IL inches Deep laid in and IL
feet wide at the tops that ton of the river 'front.' from
Mill to Sd cross street above the public
Payments secured lien upon Wharf Ten per
will be allowed upon said
the city rserving the right qudate the whole any
ton of the debt at discretion The arising from
said Wharf Wharvss the gushment the
interest and principal the whole principal and
extnguished the within twenty years
from the mpletion of said Wharf.
NJ. S. HANCOCK Mayor
Henderson, KY, May 20. 1856. my23 2wd
A CHANCE no MAKE MONEY.
EVANSVILLE is the point in the the
IA nshment of q Pork aud Molasses Barrel Factory.
1t the right kind company of will
in the business will give the Right for the county and fur
nh of Trapp's celebra ed Barrel Machinery fair
price, aud will tafe onehalf of the in
eoacern. Apply personally or by letter to
JOHN d. DEGREES,
my23-Iwd nd Ind.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
ASkx c 9 3szssEsl
NG al = xzss1 - SsSSE K1S&EF
NEW ARR ANGEMENT

FTNHE ADAMS ENPRESS COMPANY respectfully n
their friends, public EvAnsvilie
vicinity. that they have determined open
Evansville to he devoted exclusively the
the business of their Line and have sppointed Mr. GEO.
w. MCBRIDE their Agent, who from his
with tie business is perfectly fmar with all the
and the details of their operation This arrangement
made with the sole of Increasing the facilities
the Express and thereby increase fits desirsby the pub
cto accomplish which the beat efforts of LEGAL agent
will ba especially directed
All persons business with company will please
call Mr. Mcbride, Office First street.
Locust and Main. who alone is authorised
from this date.
nov2-dtf ALFRED GATHER. Superintendent
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NOTICE.
&c \

Books for the subscription of the requisite
amount of capital stock for the Branch of the
Bank Of the State of Indiana, located at Ev-
ansyille, will be opened at the Pavilion Hotel
in said city, between 8 and IL o'clock A. NJ
on the I'D Of May, 1856. By order of the
Board of Directors.
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DID You EVER THINK OF IT. Each individ-
ual who purchases lot in Haubstadt or in
any other town becomes well posted hand
bill whereby the advantages of the place are
published to the world. Hence the proprietor
of Haubstadt intends to have his place adver-
tised by this means, regardless of the price
which lots sell for at present, knowing full well
that each lot sold will not only increase the
value of the rest but become more valuable
ITSELF Sale of lots on Monday.
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(A.)

GenvEo B. walker. 200 shares.
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A. ANSPACHER vs. E. l.. ooHANT. EFT AL Sale in
June 7h Court House doer lots and in Block NO. La
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ohaness Of reg1ng depend upoa the soysrsigu win q
so ske people the French su that can DO said ID
that this nev born imperial colt Is ths fAvorits for the
imperial Derby.
On the 10th of March, lsll there wore similar rejoic-
ings at Paris Ons hundred and guns on that day
also to Paris that an heir kAd been born to
Napoleon and that child called tho King of Rome
sn0e mat Gay France has had again the lsgitiuist
cynssy The heir Of which exile called the Duke of
boIdeaax by some Henri VI the King of Rome is in his
grave tho orle.nss dynasty firmly seated. to all ap
Uysees-the crafty Louis Phiippe-was blown away Ike
chat, in one day and the Orieanst heir, the young
Count Of Paris is EXILE The present Emperor long
ana r1x sn exile has seated hss . s
down the sovereign people, and gagsing the republic
But the life of man Is but span long, and should he
die suddenly, who can say what would happsnS
correspondence between Mr.. Marcy Mr.. Buchanan and
Mr.. Champion. enclose you the observations of the
Times and Glote, leaving yoa to make your own COM
msnts upon them simply observing that there Is not the
wish in England to 60 war with the United
States
A te'egraphic despatch from Copenhagen announce, !,
that the Danish Minister, ~ Schsele, had officially
Sound dues with the United States two months Toe
treaty would have expired the 14h Of April next
The proposition came from Washington.
ready informed you that Prussia has been invited to ion
and she has sent her Minister Of Foreign AHArs Baron
Menteuffe who. with Count Hatzsld the Prussan Am
bassador at Paris wilt be her representative. Tho fast
Of Prussia being admitted regarded as oououve that
peace will shortly be declared
The announcement OF the conclusion Of treaty Of
peace La daily expected.
having arrived at Liverpool. No news Of the Paoihc
The Pope is certainly to be godfather TO the young
perisl prince.
verdict has been given against Palmer, and he wiz
be tried for wiifuf murder.
similar verdict has been given against . Mr.. Dove
at Leeds, for poisoning his wife.
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THE VERY LATEST.

far TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON 10 L-vRrooL.l
LONDON, Wednesday, March IA ".
The subjoinsd bulletin issued yesterday
THE EAPREss KuaESu.
PAms, Tuesday, March fs-llxA AN
Her Majesty and the Imperial prince going ia
vorably.
THE AFRICAN NAIL.
PIrxorrH, TunDAy, March IA, 1855.
The sorew steamer Gambia arrived hsrs this morning
from Lagos, Feb H. Sierra Leone Feb ls ana Aadsirs
March IL. Business on the coast wAs generally duh.
but ths coaAt healthy. There had been . dstur-
barcs ct Cape Coast. in which thirty natives we're
killed., and about hundred woundsd The ships Sara
and Martha, OF Liverpool destroyed BY Are -
Bouny. 90 the llth Of January. The Niger Conpsny's
steamer arrived as rsnerfe on the "a Of March.
BoxnAr, Feb 10, 1855.
There u change In the money market, and Il u in
possible 10 borrow at IL per cent soci govern
msnt securities fair amount Of business has bsss
transacted in cotton pisoe goods, bat u prices ~
remunsrNtivc. Fancy goods, nddiins qsalsy, Ara tn
fair inquiry All other descriptions are dun Ysr,s
have declined OK metAh, English bar iroa 4 in gesa
demand. swsdish bars have declined. The ost<n AsA
wool market for export dull ami prices have Apli.sd
OF the new crop, bat very small supply has sssn
ceived from Broaeh, which realised % rupees Fursr
arrivals are not expected till March; and psrchasss
have been made for delivery In April at % rpsss dsr
Dholsra rrssht Of oottsa 70 England may - suotsk
At "a Per ton. Nearly au The availsbls tonnage has
been taken up.
CALCUTTA, Feb. Q, 1850.
IndIxs-A Ads Of advance has been obinsA in sems
sw Instances, Nr hvoriss MARKS. shi2usats hay.
alrsAdy rsAsasa sbop. s.,sS uASsss, sygs uAa.esu
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Sur lui Il France ctsnd son ala
A son nsuveau-ne, pour bsrcesu,
UeHcatesse mAtorneife,
Paris prete soe vaiaseAu.
Qu 'un bonheur idele sccompAGus
L'Enfant imperial qui dort,
Blanc oomms les jssmins d d'EspagnS,
Blend oomme les absiiles dor
Oh quei avenir msgniAqus
Pour son enisnt prepare
10 Napoleon pAoiAque,
Par le vueu du peupie s&cre
Jamais les discordes civiiss
NY feront. pour dos plans coofss,
Sur Ptnegai pave dos villes
Des cAnons sonner lea afuts.
Car Ia France, Reias avouee
Parmi les peup!es, . repris
lie nom do ssFrance 10 leuee,"
Que iui donnaieut les vieux ecrits.
Futur Gear, quslles merveillss
Surprendront tes yeux eblouis,
Que cberchaient en- vain dams ieas vs0ln
FRANCOIS. Henri .Quatre OF Louist
A ton premier regard, 10 Louvre,
Pr06i toujours inacheve,
En- perspective &c decouvrs
Tu vetras ce qu' on reve
Paris, regal des BABY lones,
Dentetant le mauteeu des cieux
~ oomsby uo YOURS, 90 pylO0zoV
Entasstmeut projtgieux.
Au centre dune roue immense
Ne chemiDs ss fer rsyonnant
On tout init ct tout commence,
Mecqus des peuplss bourd aanaazt
Civilization geants,
Oh quels miracles to fsraz
Dams Ia cite topjours besnts,
Avec pacior de tes cont brasi
isis, laissAnt lever ses votles,
N'aura plus do secrets pour nous;
La Paix. au front cercle d'etolles,
Bercera Tart sur sss genoux;
LIgnsrance, aux lcrguss oreiiios,
Bouchant sss yeux pour ne pas voir,
Devant ces spleudeurs non psrdusa
Sc vera reduite savoir
Et Toi, dams fimme nstte sombrs,
Aves I'm respect filiai,
Au milieu des soiei!s sans uombre
Cherche au cie l'astre imperial
Suis bien le sillon quiz te maruus,
Et vogue, fort du souvenir.
Dams ton beroeAu dsvenu baraus
Sur p0cfaD de l'ayenir
THEoPHILE GAUrtEH.
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ent nomeut hAi e Prince viii nss be spared Hs hes
yooderu oonadtufteu I'D bears he remefs applied
mky well He pesocly sensible and lkeo M $50 people
about HIM sliAousH be 1ay not PcaA 2 then.
Prince Napoleon always BY hs boetde and aAows the
moa solctnus afeouoandecd Ids tenderness Anx sy
sTe almost womanly can oay repess that there eney
scarcely rend you very at s period of te
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Naifvfte.
Natfvfte.
THEoPPILE aAUTIER LIE P0ETE LAUREAT EFT CHANTRE


LIE GAUTIER LIE P0ETK LAUREAT EFT CHAN.
HIsTORIQU1 DK L'xMPIRE.
An vieux pslais des 1uileries,
Charge deja dun grand destin,
Parmi le luxe ct Ies feeries
Un Enfant est ne % mAtin.
Aux prexniers rayons do psurore,
Dams les rougcurs de fOtient,
Quand Ia villa dormait encore,
II est venu, frais OF RANT,
FAisant oublier d ~ mere
Les croix De Il maternite,
Et realisant IL ohimsre
Du pouvoir OF Dc IA beAute.
Les cloches pieinss voices
Chantent aux quAtrs points du ciet
Joyeusement Ieurs votx ailesa
Nsent AUX vents Noel, noeli
Et le canon des Invalides,
Tonnsrre mele Dc rayons,
FAit pArtout aux foules avidss
Compter ses dstonA1ona.
Au bTuit du fraoaa insolits
Qui fat trembicr son pedestal,
S'smeut 10 giorieux styiite
Sur son bronze monumental.
Les aigles du socle s'aGitsut,
Essaysnt Dc prendre leur vol,
Et feurs AiIes d'airain palpiteut
CONNIE au jour Dc Sebastopol.
Mails 90 nest pas une viotoirs
Que chantent cloches ct oAnons,
Sur pArc de Triomphs, rHistoirs
Ne salt plus Oh graver dss MONS
C'est un Jesus 1 tets blonde
Qui porte en- 80 petite mann,
Pour globe bleu In paix du monde,
Et ls bonheur do genre human.
81 oreohs est fAits On bois d rose.
Ses ridesnx sont eouIeur d'asur
PAiAbN en- - oonqus rsposs,
Car Fyse~~' M ws<rrssr
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The Paris correspondent Of the London 7me writing
on 18th uitimo says:-I have lett@ ffom one o.
the househcld OF Prince jerome which gives authentic
account Of his condition translate ths following
t.eots-
This sat ulne~s up the present sstIrfsy
ccots) u taking In ccse Alt4rnAhux be<ssc settsw
an3 lho vosss, Taaye % cYssos foArJssb As prs
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vIyAamNuTON PARK.-TOR SALE or OXFORD
w street. Brooklyn. bsween lafayette and 10 Kak ave
puss ars sorI brict house high basement
"a coun,er Collar gas, baths 30. all ,mplete or
der Lol NO By loo feet yArt tagged viii be bar
s~in Ara two thirds inquire the oremses
lard hosss north e sre tcnts al l6 Fulton
street Bruokyn sesr The ferx, u, oLsLEf,
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Tnsliu and Chlna.

Indin and China.
We have advces from Calcutta the 9th Of February
and Bombay Of the 10th OF February.
On the 7th OF February proclamation issued an
nouncpg the annexation Of Dude and that the King bad
been deposed.
The ssntal rebellion has been renewed
Lord Canning reached Madras on the lAth February.
Lord Dalhousie very unweii and was to feAvo
Calcutta for Sues immediately after the arrival Of LORD
Canning.
Trade was inactive and prices auctuAting With the
osption Of indigo.
The money markets were easis
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4 NrrrOH OF THE cHIEr OF POLICE, APRIL ., 1885,

(NYFICE OF TIRE CHIEF OF POLroE, APRIL 2. 1885,
Owners are wanted at the First District Police Court
ombs Centre street for the oSwng property all & which
ssdaes ssgh bells horse blankets leather pouch and pistol
bal table linen shirts baAket containing hy nets and
erica, small wood boz, iron vice double bsrreled gun
pair shears, pair nippers, walters bread basket com
shAws black and gray piece black figured SATIN gui
plated forks and common gold ring breastpn
pair aartngs wood desk box black trunk
pine chest champagne baskets containing eothng pair
pautAloons paraso blaek coA trumpet sabre large
,ss Asss revolver lpsr ola single earrsled psos "a
watch and chain GEO. W. MATsELL Chief Of Police.
RKhOvAL. CEII.Ds 4 SMITH HAVE RExovED
III nom 40 10 the spacious store 462 Pearl street, directly op-
poss sher oh Sore where may be found ts mot desirable
curtain papers with every Other article In the line, suitable
nor city country dealers Also the largest assortment OF
ysdow coruces bands pins loops Ac that be found In
New York. CHTLDB SMITH, B2 Pearl street.
CUEDAy BCHooL ANNIvERsARY.-rHE SCHOOL
- No - under the supsrmendence Of g. ID. vanderhey
dsa snd attached 70 hs sixteen sses Bspus church. Rev
j. W. TAggA pastor viii by request th8ir exhibition
tbs syening O'Clock, h the church near Eighth
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