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will be an end of his claims to the Presfden-
tial dignity, His whole sin, letting his own
adversaries be the judges, is that he has
nobly remained steadfast ia the support of
his. OWE long cherished principles, whilst
others, pledged in every way to their main
stenanee have neanly. shrunk from theirsup-
port. 1t is presently to be seen whether the
atrocity is to succeed; whether they. will al
low geAius and moral worth, and high ac-
complishments, and illustrious dcservings
every way to be crushed by imbccility, and
tnscrupilous ambition, and corruption clad
in official robes, and faction organized for
great public mischief, and political trickery
backed and sustained by the accused spoils
of Office s-,'Sss4 A -
Touching. another grave and interesting
matter 70 which you have done me the
honor of calling my attention, | will offer
q. few suggestions. agree with you that
there is no party organizations now exist
ing capable lin itself, or Icy the aid of other
organizations heretofore hostile, through
the instrumentality of any process of any
fusion yet projected of remedying existing
evils. The people themselves must achieve
their own redemption from party thral-
dom by their own energies. The people
must arm against the monster caucus. The
people must cleanse the Augcan stable, and
weed away the plants of corruption. a
spirit is abroad which promises great and
speedy reform and, as a man not closely
connected for several years past with any
party organization, am prepared to do all
in my power as true patriot and lover of
freedom, in cooperation with such others
as may be found willing to enlist in the
fierce and vital struggle now at hand, to
free the land from depression and dishonor,
and renew tie felicity and glories of our
past history. a,z, ass
These gentlemen do not deem Lccompton-
ism a dead issue, nor do they propose
Lawlike-to support Douglas by re-clectins
Lecomptonitcs and kneeling at the footstool
| of Buchlnan'S noMer - -
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OEstatc.-By virtue of decree Of the Court of
Common Pleas of Nanderburgh County, / will
offer for sale, at private sale, at my Cflice in
Evansville, until the 18Th day Of October, 1855
if not sold before that time, the following described
Real Estate. To wit all that part Of Lot l52 in
the donation enlargement of the City Of Evansville
thus bounded Beginning at the most Western
corner of said Lot, and running thence with the
line Of said lot to the most Northern thereof
thence with the back line of said lot TO the most
Eastern corner thereof being the Northern corner
of LOT l5l thence the line dividing lots l5I and
1j2 towards Third street, So feet thence parallel
with Third street, towards Locust street, Is feet
thence parallel with Locust street towards Fourth
street, feet thence paTalelwth Third street. to-
wards Locust street. 20 feet thence parallel with
Locust street to the front line of said lot lJl, on
Third street thence sad front line TO thu place
of Beginning, being the premises now occupied by
Mrs. Eliza Hunnol aud others, the corner Of
Third and Locust street and should said premises
remain uEsod after the said 18th day of November,
l will offer the same at puhc auction, at the Court
House door, in Evansville, the Dist day Of No
vember, 1885, al O'Clock, F. n.
Said premises will be sold in three sUhdia isOns
plot of which may be my office.
Terms.-One-fourti cash; une-f1urth at six. one
fourth at twelve, and fourth at eighteen months
the purchaser giving notes with security, selling
interest, and waving relief lcves.
ASA IGLEHART,
2-2Hd Commissioner.
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The Prosecuting Attorney.

There is a most gross and shameless neg
lcct of duty on the part of one who is seek
ing the sullragcs of the people, that it is the
imperative duty of every voter, possessed of
the facts to make them known TO his neigh
-bors, that it may be fully known to the
of one of the candidates. Mr.. Robinson,
an able lawyer, had for years dischargedthe
duties of Prosecuting Attorney for a salary
of $500 per annum, which is paid by the
State; and he discharged them thoroughly
and ably. lie was willing still to continue
in the office and give his services faithfully
for the mcagre salary. But Lecompton
caucus, nominated Mr.. Shanklin, and he was
elected. This election seems to have turned
his youthful brain, and he aspired at once
to be legislator, and got another caucus
endorsement of his professions. Since he
became a candidate for the last position, he
has wholly neglected his duties of Prose
cutting Attorney, though he draws his salary
from the State, and the court has been
obliged to appoint a substitute to attend to
all the criminal and public business in all
the counties thus far, on the fall circuit
The subtitutc is paid out of the county treas
uries, on the order of judy c Smith, who de-
termines the amount to be paid by the
amount of service. In some of the coun-
tics where the criminal docket has been
large, he has ordered Mr. Burke, who is the
acting substitute for Shanklin, to be paid
$100 for the term in the county. In Knox,
the other day, the Clerk at first refused to
draw the order or the Commissioners to
credit it but they were forced to submit If
this same allowance be made, by the Judge,
in the other countieS-in all of which the
criminal dockets are unusually heavy
| the people will he taxed to the amount of
$500 to pay fer services, for which Shank
lin is receiving salary from the State, and
which he entered into contract to perform
when lie run for the Office This mode of
discharging his duties in his first and only
public st .tion, shows him to be utterly un-
worthy Of trust in any other. Will the
voters of Posey and Yanderburgh tolerate
so gross and outrageous neglect of his duty
by one who is asking of them higher hon
ors and trusts? VIII they not rebuke the
impertinent youth by teaching him to dis
charge we'll the labor already assumed by
him and for which he is taking pay, before
/ he asks further favors and rewards? Let the
! people teach him that be is not to live upon
them, as he has done upon an old and in
dulgent father, without any service in re-
turn for his support. -. -,-.
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Bely- An honest old farmer in Owen couI

Bs5~ An honest old farmer in Owen coun-
ty in this State, returned home unex-
pectedly one night last week, and found a
neighboring farmer occupy ;ng his place by
the side of his young and buxom wife 4
fight ensued between the husband and the in
truder, which ended in no great damage
but the destruction of night clothes 4
few days afterwards the paramour, who was
a married man with several children, and
the faithless wife of the old man, eloped
and have gone it is supposed, to Kansas.
The betrayed husband made no opposition
to the flight of the fugitives, and the desert
cd wife of the absconding gentleman, con-
soles herself with the possession of good
farm.
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THE PARTY TAX on OFFIcIALs.-The n.
Y. Aesrs the organ of the Executive retain
er5 in New York, says the "annual or semi
annual tax on Custom House officers is as
usual about to be enforced, or rather at
tempted to be, by the Tammany Hall
managers. Every officer of the Government
is in duty bound, as is every Democrat who
can afford it, to pay something towards the
expenses of party organization, &C." There
is quarrel between the Douglas and Blu
chanan wings as to which is entitled to col
Iect this tax and use it.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


&fU ND RTE S.--.4E.UO.NDS, FIJI
~ BERTS, Brazil Nuts, English Wslnuts, Figs,
raisns, currants rock candy, oysters, Holsters,
sardiIles, alum, epson SALTS sulphur roll brim-
stone, copperas, madden, extract oflogwood, lndi-
60, cream tartar, soda, bed-cords, backing bat
ting, Cloves cement cigars of all kinds, nutinegs
ginger of all kinds, glass jars lanterns and nashs
lemon syrup, mustard, matches, pepper sauce span
ish moss stone pipes, powder safety Fuse TOBACCO OF
all kinds fancy soaps, starch vinegar, cordaSe let
fer, note, cap and writing paper, teas Hour, CAM
phor, envelopes, salt peter, ETC., etc, etc
supply ofthe above kent constantly on hand,
and for sale lo{r. bv GILBERT Z BOWLES,
oct5-tf Sycamore Street, near Water
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R9y- The third volume of Appleton's
American Encyclopedia treats upon two
thousand different subjects of general know
ledge and interest. 1t is a work that ought
to be found in every Library.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Persons afflicted iCifh the Feuss. and
.4gse should not spare either time trouble or
pense to procure DR.. Hostctters Celebrated Biters,
whose beneficient effects upon the human system
has been clearly proved to those who have been
stricken dowls in a short space of time by this
dreadful curse, whose checks wan and meagre,
and whose nights are seepless and fretful, and
whose eyes are dim and snnken, with death star
ing them in the face, this compound must prove
blessing snatcl.ing them as it were from the very
mouth Of the grave. None can know its true value
until they have tested i. When all others have
failed, these Bitters have restored the sufferers to
pristine health Their popularity in all the West
ern aud Southern parts should introduce them to
all families. For sale by Druggists and dealers
generally, everywhere. oet6-lw
EUST cor 'E.U AND H:s.S'T TO
- Sell quick, 10 barrels uicc Green Apples; finest
of the season. [oct4l A. D. REYNOLDS Il Go.
TKY g'O GOOD HORsEs.SyS,JS.s FIVE
II Young Mare, for Sale, for cash or good notes.
ect4 a d. REYNOLDS 4 co.
TNvEE.EL We THOUSAND SACHS zoe
AZ SALE-The undersigned has l2'00O second
hand Sacks for Sale. They are suitable for Wheat
or Oats. Enquire at the City Mills.
oct5 GEORGE WoLFIN, Agent.
HAYsSOLUTE0.1' OzI COE'.4RT.N,E3H-
ES SHIP.-The Firm of JoIIS FARKEI.I. * Co.. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent The business
will hereafter be conducted by 4. Boyle, who is
horiscd to settle up all the business Of the late firm
JOHN FARRELL.
| =. BOYLE.
| CIV C.gRfs.-H.gU.E.S'G GET TO
9-A my late Partner, Dir. p. BOYLE, all my inter-
est in the manufacturing establishments l wish TO
return my sincere thanks to the numerous patrons
of the old house, and TO solicit continuance of their
| favor for my late Partner and Successor.
| oct5-1wd&w JOHN FARRELL.
| RAR. JONES, OFFICE .F.N'5p RESI-
| LIZ DENCE First-Street, between Walnut and
| Chestnut Toct 4
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MeOTFCR rs HEREsI. GFI.N.N..


g that ON the 2lst day OF September, 4. ID. 1885,
Il Writ Of Attachment was issued by me, BRACKET
MILLS Justice Of the Peace of the County of Van
derbHrgh, at the Instance and upon the affidavit of
Charles Niclc, Charles Bcment, and George w
Bement, against the goods chattcls, rights and ei-
fects of Jac.b DeloFp, by virtue Of which writ the
following goods and chattcs to wit barrels
Whisky, do Rye, = do French Brandy, 10 gallons
Cherry Brandy, 10 do Peach Brandy barrel
Crackers , pieces dried Beef; 1000 Cigars
boxes do; boxes Candies pair Scales l box
crushed Sugar ; box Candles / box Rasins =
boxes Herrings l ream paper sack Cinnamon ;
II boxes Sardincs II Cans Oysters, have been at
tached the property of said Jacob Decpp, and
that the l4th day Of Octob.r, 1865, 10 O'clock
a. NJ, at my office in Pigeon Township, in said
County, will proceed to hear and decide upon the
claim of the said plaintiffs, WHORE the said dcen
dant and all other persons concerned VIII take notice.
Dated, September 18th, ISIS.
.na M BRACKET MILLS,
sn1 Inf .afftt D..r.a
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DIR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINE


DIR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES.
Wedo not desire to interfere with the professional
ethics of medical schools, do possess any
skill in pharmaceutics, but DIR. Graves has opened
to our Inspection mass of letters from his agents
and most respectable druggists in all parts of the
country, which commend his family medicines in
the highest terms They meet with avery extended
sale, which of itscif is excellent Recommendation.
We always fcgl reluctant 10 make any endorse
Of medicines, but there so many localities
where regular practitioners are within reach,
and so many diseases which require prompt
dies, that supply of the prescriptions prepared by
DR. Graves, ccnlni.n ded they for efficiency,
wotd prove almost iavalnable. In all eases of
sickness first advice Is to call the aid Of ply
stefan, but, if that is inpractcabc, il seems to
that DIR. Graves offers remedial agents in ague,
cholera morbus, &c, which may be safely used,
he gives assurance that no deletcrious compounds
used i'll their cParation.-LouisctHe Jo,'rAaI.
Or. Graves ant-Fevcr and Ague, anti Bilious,
Purifying, and Cathartic Pills are invaluable to
those afflicted with any Of these complaints. His
American Imminent Is gaining high reputation
for healing all kinds OF ailments, both of and
beast parents should remember that his Golden
FermifUge, is Il certain remedy for eXpelling
worms from the system,
For sale by Wholesale Druggists generally.
HAILoCK & SroDDARD, KELLER WHILE, WI.
BIEEBowER, and LEIGH < CNEsiETT, Agents at Er
auSyiIic. indiana Uct2-}md
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~ E.fTMER .s.N.Es SHOE Ey.yD-

" E.ETKER .s.N'Es SHOE FEsy.E5-
A<INGS.-J. FLEMING has on hand large
and complete assortment of Leather and Shoe Find
ngs to which the attention OF Shoclnalkers and
others in want of Leather is invited which vii be
sold at as low price for cash he obtained in
any city west of the mountains Gail at No. I, Main
street, and judge for yourselves.
LEATHER Betting.
Seymour's machine stretched Leather Betting.
A full supply at the manufacturers cash price.
oct3-35td j. FLEMING ~
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"E.RD TIEFS .EkE IV.HO IRE H.
- a. b :.

TWVE.F! TEL! TE.R!!!--.1 CHOICE
A selection of Green and Black teas just opened
and for sale by. j. W. YICkERI & CO.
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R6A6A BUSHELS IsREnE We ~

- = =
RTOR TINE E.FEEs * r HEsNlDERS0.N:
Ik'-The Steamer Greenvile will run regularly be-
tween Evansville and Henderson during the fair,
leaving Evansville at o'clock, 4. NJ, and LENDER
at ) O'Clock, z. VI. She Will go down on Mon
day morning, and return in the evening. Fare. 90
cts. each way. [oetll HUMPHREY, Commander
EJ0R SAFE az a Hs.4RG.FEys; Il
Il House and lot in n. f Enlargement OF the city
of Evansville. Enquire at the Il. Z. * l. Office, No.
/, North Third street. Evansville - &
oct1 C. c. COLLINS.
ETOR SIZE, n rye STORK'BRECH
IL House and Lot on Fifth street, at bargain.
Enquire at the r. E. It l. Office, No l, North Third
street, Evansville.
octI c. C. COLLINS.
ENOR SIZE, IN E.zE' o T.ED F.ER.H
Il of $50 acres, within eight miles Of the city:
Enquire at the r. 4. & /. Office. No. |, North Third
street, Evansville. .a -..- &
oc1 c. e. COLLiNS.
MoSOE.E h.N.nE.SrYv L.F.N.DS-EH4E'E
" plots OF over 600 acres Of land in Southern
Missouri, subject to entry at 12I cents per acre.
Call and examine them at the r. T. 81 L. once No.
l, North Third street, Evansville. ..r.s--.
oct1 s G. G. COLLINS.
seRga LBS. sU6S.FR CURED DRY
ASS1 beef lust received and for sale, by
J. W. NIChEEY u co.
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EEAE G'UTEERY:-

Il 10 Sets fine ivory Table Knives and Forks.
10 .. . - only
- rrlir &C. q Clrvers 80 49,
30 doz Wostanholnl's Pocket Knives.
- :. Joseph Rogers Scissors. .t -
septic GEORGE S. SONNTAG
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.EER. DE Ia CRoEX, F8E.S'CR


sept2j Il. II. COOK & son
GEE DYER AND SCOURER,
Corner of Vine and First streets,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA,
Wonld respectfully inform the ladies and gentle
men of this city and vicinity, that he has opened
DYEING, CLEANING AND RETAINING
1lH r. -F ,7'- ESTABLISHMENT.
Where lac will clean and dye all kinds of SILK and
Woollen Goods. Will remove grease, paints, &c,
without the slightest injury to the goods.
All work done at this establishment Will he
rsnted to give entire satisfaction. sept23 6m
aHETks.f 800 H.4LF CHESTS .z.N.El
Il Boxes, all kinds just received at
GILBERT & BOWLES,
sept33 Sycamore street.
No.fTLS.-sOO KEGS .FSS0RTEE
TIMOTHY SEED,
100 bGsb prime new For sale by
sept23 ORR, DAZELT. & Go.
EDx(E.-IO TAERCES PRZ.nE.-FO
-Aasale, low, by
sept23 Ia.r5 GILBERT & BowLEs.
HBED CORDS. 100 P.ECE.s GEg
-&S Cotton, Hemp and NfaniIla in dozens or on
reels Just received and for sale by
septic GILBERT & BOwLEs.
EyH.DEGO.-FOUE GEE 0O.N,S, BEST
Z quality. For sale by
sept23 GILBERT& BOwLEs
V0UTS.-3O R.gRGELS Il L.HO.N'Ds,
. .. Brazil Nuts, Fillberts and English Walnuts
For Sale by GILBERT & B0WLES,
seyt23 Sycamore street, near Water.
FEyO THE L.gDLES.-.4 SPLENDID
II assortment Of infant and boys Hats and Caps,
TAUTIER d MARCoNNIER'S,
sept22 50 Main street.
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EEeELL BglhET$. 80 DoZE.N'
~ Vanished Well Buckets, stout AID we'll
made in all respects. The quality and price
such cannot fail to suit the trade
scpt23 j. b. RUSSELL,
72 Main St. bet Seventh and Eighth. Louisville Ky
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nv E.4REs,=H.g E.g.N,faaSOEp GsEL7, To
Y O.U.UysSgG.N,pRsS SEE 0FRE.zE

KAR. JONES, OFFICE .f.N'5S RESI-
AS DENCE on FirstStreet, between Walnut and
Chestnut foot 4
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II :
EDWARD BURTIS.
W. ACHESON.
ENAE.N,SOR s .N,E V-TO.YvS 81

EEAEyN,S0R y .SBW~TO.S@S OH
~ COLORS, in patent cOlIapsible Tubes. Ar
Engagements have been efected with Messrs. Winsor
& Newton, fer constant and fun supply of their
celebrated Oil Colors. For briliaHey, durability,
and entire reliability they are unrvaled The first
class medal was awarded them at the Worlds Fair,
London. CHARLES BABCOCh,
setrT S Main street.
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,CAsAAV 4<A<fSs 81 n Ca
~ - doz. Grain Shovels, assorted sizes. o.,
90 :. d. Handle Shoyols.
10 " Long =
~ :. Cast Sfeel Spades. -
"a 5tslnEre Forks -
sppt1J GEORGE ). SONNTAc--
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Ry0EW ' B'OOBE.t- WIRE STORE,
q LOUISVILLE, KY.-The subscriber has es-
tabiished new Wooden and Willow Ware Store, for
the sale Of Buckets Tubs, ChurnS Brooms, Baskets,
Matches. Wooden Bowls, Cotton Batting, Wrapping
Paper, lothes Pins, Wash boards, &c, at Wholesale
only to which he invites the attention of country
merchants. His stock is all frcs in the best order
and appearance and much superior to similar
tices found in other stores where various kinds of
goods are kept and no particular at enton is paid
to this branch Of business. Ny arrangements with
manufacturers are SUCH that l can supply every
thing my line low as they he purchased in
Cincinnati. JOHN r. RUSSELL, ;
s pt15-:ia 2T2 Main street, between It'll and Sth.
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EUsT .ECEID.ED TT TIE We U

eS HARDWARE STORE,one door below the Bank.
II extra Cast Steel Mill Saws, ca. I, re, feet.
II Gross Cut & e :"
II English
% doz Spear & Jackson's Hand, Pannel and Rip
Saws.
- doZ Cast Steel Wood Saws.
g - - Circular Saws, from to % in.
septI5 GEORGE :. SONNTAG. -
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Ne 0G.US -LET.-ROO.HS- E1OR
-EAGentlemen can be had in the Dwelling House
of Mr.. kestenan, Walnut, between First and
;: sOBd streets. scpt1s
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: IaR0A.F.sssE $50 RRAs. z.


SEA TATIoN, Sugar House, and Reboiled Mo-
lasses. In store and for sale by
sPptl7 PRESTON BROS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


0-gEy' rU.u.uERS.-EH .zE.E sEE.S.
- appointed Agent for Dolce Silver & Felch's
at the Mechanical Fairs Of almost every State in the
Union and pronounced superior to anything made
for cumming upright and circular saws. An assert
lheilt always on hand. ssz---s-l
sept30 GEO. s. SONTAGG.
EyRESH CORN .HE.4L.-IO BUSH.
= Just received at
sept30 \. D. REYNOLDS & Co.'S
E9OT SELLING 0EE At C0ST
q y yet, but selling off at advance ON cost,
lard, coffee, sugar, rice, mackere pepper, spice,
nutmegs cloves. ginger with variety of other ar
ticles too numerous to mention. CALI and examine
or yourselves, at No: 81 Main street.
s. w. NICkERY & co.
n OOH EERE-RE.FD TINS.
EAT you want to get good. Hay,
If you want to get good Corn,
If you want TO get good Oats,
If You want to get good Bran. e.
ii you want to get good Crushed Feed,
If you want to get good Chicken Feed,
If yon want TO get good Corn Meal,
IT you want to get good Timothy Scel,
If you want to get good Grass Seeds OF any and
every kind, call at RUSTONS Feed and Seed STORE
under the Telegraph Office, where you can be ac-
commo6ated cheap as the cheapest, and as good
the best delivered in any part of the city free of
drayage. Rccollcct, at RUSION'S. ON Water street
just received, my first Shipment 10y Canal, 100
tons of frst-rate new Timothy Hay, and for sale
Oh.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Also, White Lime, Grey Lime, Plaster Paris,
White Sand Hydraulic Cement, i'm aHy quantity de-
sired by purchasers. For sale at red uccd rates by
septI5 GEORGE FOSTER & CO.
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YJCR sHERFs, 90 TO N. L0O.uFS,
FAsH10NABLEf SHIRT sfAsSUFACTCRER


n a
Il Comprising all the latest American and French
fashions. Our fall style Dress Hat is unsurpassed
for symetTica proportions and is equal, ii not su-
peri0r in durability and beauty, to any ever made.
Our conformation enables to warrant perfect
and comfortable fit to the wearer matter how IL
regular his head may be. Now Is the time, gentle
men, - leave your orders.
VAUTIER * 8IARCONNIER,
scpt1l 30 Main street.
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S,U.HDRIEs-a5 s4Gs s.gp.s cor

leo Boxes Figs
. Casks Xantec CurTants
/ Cask Prunes.
10 Churns SuItana Raisins.
Gases CitrUn.
80 Bags Eimcnto.
2C0 Mats CassiI.
.J0 kegs hi Clrl. Soda E--
10 Boxes W Il. Cheese.
A. - Virginia Tobacco.
- Half Chests Teas. just received and for
sale ly (-.ptlTi PRESTON BROS
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RE&TAURANTs.

noTIy's CHOP HOUSE,, l6I WILLIAM STREET THREE
~ doors below Peekman-poys IL he place 10 get nice
chop steak bot from The gridiron With glass O ns old
ale 10, Joints from u 10 8 r. STROUD.
AZ es Horrr. DINING sAIOoN AND RrsTAURhNr
U corner Bowery and hazard street provided with Al
delicaciee OF he and fur
sished throughout with patent sprIns beds Lodgings Is ans
O. centa
CPRATs O sPRArs o JUST RE-, EIyED, IN PINE
- condition; also English bacon hams. Ston and fe
dsu cbcese Tor sale per single pound by RICHARDSON
HtyTER 10 water sire'i aBd ~ wall street English nut
ION for dinner n DAY
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

III FAMILIES AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN ExCEI.-
'ent servants Al the Domestic Institute and Hsme,
lys nth a. corner oi sb This extensive home has
abundance Of civil, capable hep. Conducted b. respect
able American lady.