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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-09

Ma. A Mobile gentleman says that Nc
Donald, who shot his mistress, Virginia
Stewart, in New York, is neither q cotton
broker nor a cotton merchant, but had been
employed as foreman in n cotton pickery
in that city,
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naz- A rnmor has gained prettr gener,

pI- A rumor has gained pretty general
circulationin the newspapers to the effect that
the DR.. Ellis, whipped by the Green County
Regulators, has since died Of his wounds
The Worthington Times says there is not a
particle of truth in the statement The re-
port that Spells Washing in a tree top is also
contradicted. ". ..-.rs..- a. .,,-...
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Ba5- Fifty indictment have been found
against one family Of rum sellers in Lafay-
cite, composed Of father and two sons.
Since the law was pronounced constitutions
al by Judge Perkins, they are anxious to
compromise the suits, andpledge themselves
70 "dry up their doggeries.
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EI- Captain de REVERE, the Zouaye, it
is said, not having been called home to
France under Gen. Cass's construction of
the naturalization laws, has adopted wise,
if not prudent course, and takes board at
present at mansion in Houston street, New
York. He is said to sport the lily on his
seal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-09

D0- One of the prominent signs OF the
times is the strong tendency of religion to
run into architecture and snowy upholstery
into thecultivation of the intellect rather
than the moral faculties.
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g6- Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt
is TO visit Ireland in the autumn for the
purpose of singing in oratories for charit-
able purpose. -f.-.
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RA. The firm of Thursby & Sons, rope
manufacturers, in Brooklyn, failed on Satur-
day last. Their liabilities are stated to be
100000 ..4. ..f ka
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pi1c The statement that the Hon. Rufus
Choate was an opium eater, is pronounced
untrue. The only stimulant he ever took
was tea-strong tea. $50 4n H2s 90
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ia. II is said that a day will soon be
fixed for Louis Napoleon's coronation, the
POI coming TO Paris to oficiate.,. -. ~
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p~ Demetrios Bozzaris, a son of the cell
ebrated Marco Bozzaris has been appointed
Greek Minister of war.
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ATTENTIoN!
REAL TYR0LIAN MINISTRIES.
fTHE FIRST TINE IN EvANsyILLE.l

ESCENT CITY HALL,
On this Tuesday, Evening, Aug. o.
KuRsT GRAND REAL TI:ROLLsyV
- CONCERT, performed BY the FAMILY
SCHWERNBERGER lfrom the Zillerthai valley,
I'm Tyrol) I'm their National Costume, and on
their National Tyrolian Guitars and Straw Instru-
ment.
FIRST EVENINGS PROGRAMME. 49,
1.-The Clover Leaf-Quartette: Performed by
Mrs. Schwemberger and her Brothers, and by
Mr.. Joseph Heidacher.
2-The Wedding on the Alps-Duett. BY Mr..
Hessl &c years Oldl and by his Sister, Miss Tilda
Is years od).
s.NThe Chamois Hunter-solo. Performedby Mr..
Heidacher. 90 af --+
4.-who Split the Lager Beera-Quartette. BY the
Family Schwemberger. 80 -[-
6.-Rustic Tyrolian Dance, performed ON two genu-
inc Tyrolian Guitars. BY Brothers Schwember-
ger. 49, :. :. !. Al ,c---4 =.
l.-Spring On the AIps-Quartette. Performed by
the Family schwernberger. 80 L.+-.
2.-Quarrel in Love. Performed by Mr.. Hassl,
e years old and Miss Tiida, his Sister, Is years
sGThe shepherdess, or the Belle of the TyroIian
Alps-Duett. BY Mr.. Heidacher 4 Mrs. Schwern.
4.-Polka, performed on Wood and straw Instru-
ment, by the little Miss Tilda, Is years old).
5-Hero Andreas Hofers Death. (Iofer fought
for the Liberty of Germany)-Basso-solo. by
John Schwemberger and Family.
CONCLUDING PIECE.
6.-The Pusilanimous Tyrolian, or What did he
axe?-Solc with Chorus. Performed by the Fam
lily Schwem5srger.
NOTICE.
Only mere limitations have been performed by
Minstrels pretending to know how to sing Tyrolian
Airs. (Humbugi Humbug , These Tyrolians and
their original Songs remain with them in their
originality.
The price is low, so that every one may have an
opportunity to listen to these Minstrels tonight
Admission rs cents. Performance to commence
at o'clock p. nj. Tickets to be had at Mr.. Flugels
Intelligence Office, and at the door. aug9
KDRx.ME VIEW. CODFESH.-l DRUM,
| II = $50 fbs choice new Goldfish received and for
| sale at go W II. III. COOK SONS. -
Ok BUSHELS CHOICE OyvYO.N-S,
%V so bushels No. 1 Potatoes, -
Is do prime White Beans. tf- b.
Received and for sale at
ane9 T. H. COOK A SONS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

We are asihorissd 10 ansosscs V'm.
+. PARROT rs a candidate for Judge Of the Fiji
teenth Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing October
election. -,.rsa... mtEe - aug9
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RNGARs! ClG1RS!-

~ 1000 Vine Havana, .-r .s.-
1900 Connecticut Seed aud Havana Regalia,
30,0OO Florida aud Havana Regalia,
100000 Half Spanish-l M in box.
The above stock will be sold accommodating
terms 10 prompt men. A. GUMBERTS,
Jy29 No. los Main stre1t, Evansville, Ind.
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-ATEACH.MR.s-T .N-OTlCR.-
~ Nathan Raulou n Rofnro Ra,, Sti,,.

ATEACA.ukJN-T. N-OTlCE.- -
~ Nathan Rswley Before Ben. Stinson, a JUS
vs.. tice of the Peace of Pigeon
. VIM. A. Smith. TIP, Vanderburgh CO., Ind
Notice is hereby given that a suit Of attachments
aud garnishee were issued by me ON the LIST day OF
July, 1859, aud said garnishee was returned served
ON VIM. Altman, of the firm of Brown q "A ikman,
who has money, aud Is indebted 10 said smith and
the time set for hearing said cause is saturday,
August g. 1862 at O'Clock in the forenoon, In said
township, where all persons interested may attend
II thew think proper BEN STINS0N,
ivIItd ---4 Justice of the Peace
N ON,T 20 RGET TINT T. D.g T-xD-
~ son coptiuues 10 make up CLOTHING at
reduced prices All warranted to give satisfaction,
both in style and durability.
Cutting aud Repairing executed in the best
manner and with dispatch. 49,. 80. "A
A good selection of Goods on hand, which he viii
sell at cosT-positiyely a fact. -
Be sure and call at DAYIDsoN's old stand, md
door south of Main. aGgl
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LyfRTA WsORh.-O.N IN O.N.xD.f
IL September s, 1853, the Board Of County Com
missioners of vanderburgh county, will contract
with the bidder most advantageous TO the interest
Of the county, Tor making the fill on Franklin ST.,
at the west end of the bridge crossing Pigeon
work will be received up 10 IL O'Clock. NJ, Of said
day, at the Auditors office.
Bond aud security will be required Of the con-
tractors for said work
BY order Of the County Board.
jy3O-d6wtd WI H. WALKER, Auditor.
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inhalation.
Nm. BURGE, M.4 I.x.t-G LO[:aT TED
~ permanently in Evansville, Ind, can he con-
suited daily Saturdays and Sundays excepted,
which days he will be in NewbuIgh, Mt Union
Bethel at his room No. s, in the Washington Ho-
tel, from O'Clock A. NJ, until r. NJ, for oil
CHRONIC or long standing diseases.
CONSERVATIVE INVALIDS
will do well to call upon DR.. BURGE, whose
successful method of treating diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs by the two-fold practice of op-
piicdtioa 10 e parts dected combined uiu opprepri
ale conStfatioaGi remedies As DR.. b. can refer to
many formerly suffering with Consumptive Dis
eases, but enjoying perfect health, this
class Of disease no longer he considered incu-
rabe. Diseases Of the Eyes will receive partcu.
lar attention, which he treats upon mere prin-
ciple with unparalleled success. bd- Consultation
free. N-. aug3 WY
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Steam Threshing Machines.
KNIGHT TOWNSVILLE Z,
yANDERBURGH COUNTY, ISD., 4
"1E, THE VA.DERSI ~ n

Steam Threshing Machines.
KNIGHT TowNsHIP,l =.
YAsDERHuRGH CoUNTY, ISD-. 5
Hoe, THE UsrDE n 81 q " r.
~ citizens of vanderburgh County most cheer
fully take this method of recommending TO the
farmers and wheat growers of this and adjacent
counties the Steam mresher and Separator lately
introduced by our enterprising fe!low-citzen, Mr..
WILLIAM HOWARD, and believe it'll "A saving
OF expense of fully onethird over the horse-po
As proof Of the above statement, we would state
that the machine left the farm of Mr.. John j.
Terry, and hauled by mile to the
farm of MIR. Morris Matheny. and threshed and
cleaned, to the entire satisfaction of every person
present, and with less hands than Mr.. Matheny
usually employed, fre hundred and sixfyo bushels
Of ,cheat IN ten hours. We would also say that the
fears entertained by some before its arrival of the
danger Of fire, has been entirely expelled, as We
have witnessed it running for hours together,
rounded BY dry wheat stacks !signed. ~
o. 8. Kelsey, John S. Terry,
: ( A. knight, A. w. Chute k,r
John Ridrick, Jonathan Phar,
Samuel Granger, VIM. ID. Knapp 4e =
R0UTHUE OF q U.1 nns-AJN.er <-s L. re.
Ov Notice is hereby given that, IN conformity
at its June term, 1859, will sell at public anc-
ton, on the 18th day of August, at p. NJ, at the
door of the Court House, all that Part Of Lot No.
the CITY of Evansville, thus bounded: Commencing
on the front line of said lot on Main street. at a
point lss< feet from the line dividing said lot No
and lot No. in said Block, thence along said
front limo Is feet and nine inches towards Sixth
street. thence at right angles to Main street to the
alley in the of said lot, thence along said alley
Is feet nine inches towards Seventh street, and
thence at right angles to said alley the place of
beginning. t-.sr- t-s
Terms of sac, one-third cash on the day Of sale,
one-third In three years, and the remaining third
IN five years from the day of SALE
THEODORE YENNEMANN, % 4
Guardian of the minor heirs of
jy2S.td .tl Martin Reis. deceased
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nIRECT From THE EnP0RTBR.

NO0 TICE.H T-1.V'G SOLD .s.N.
ov interestin eur establishment 20 Mr.: samuel
Vickery, the style and firm viii in future DC
vIckE.r & BRoTuERs,- in hope Therefore viii
the acquisition OF new but experiences partnsI,
there will be an Increase Of trade 20 the house
Thanks for past fsvors.- Respectfully, &C, -.
W VICKERY Co.,
oct2O No. q Main street.
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"AE LXTTL II IN n ~ STILL
u Hla AHEAD,

Z You often hear Ladies remark that they can al.
ways be suited at 8. EMBICH CO.'S. Well,
the 10 that they keep everything in the Dry
Goods ine and as they are dsposing Of their stock
at reduced prices In order to make room for an
early fall purchases the attraction is unusually
large. rt $50 -.-s.s- $50 -,.EL -
Their stock of Shoes Is excellent, and in prices
cannot be excelled. - - aug4
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HuFTF DOLLsfES RE W.fBD.- The
IL above reward will be given for such fnforn>-
tion rs will lead to the detection and conviction on
the person persons W no dismantled the Neptune
Fire Engine, and placed Part Of lie fixtures In the
Canal, ON or about the lst day o. July.
jyG-it W. BAkEk. MAYOR
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lfTom Tile ODlCaSO lines, May ~.
The grain market very quiet all day yesterday and
iur,ner decline OF &c. on wheat teok place. In the
morning holders were shy in Offering their stocks and
buyers would not take hold at the closing rates OF the
previous evening When the New York dispatches were
received and WEB found that flour had declined there
l6c to ESQ., and wheat &C. to &C., corresponding decline
on wheat took place here The Bales of the day did not
exceed IS COO or 600 bushels ALL and were made for
the most part at 81 So 81 So for No winter 81 az
for No. red 81 5 81 II for standard spring. and ST 05
for No. spring Corn WAS quiet but lower small
sales Of No railroad effected at Soc in store
Flour was quiet and dull with sales. Mess pork ia
nominal at $40.
The total receipts Of flour and grain at this city since
the nrst OF January, 1859, have been only 2740,
bushes, while the receipts OF the period In 1855
were 1854 bushels showing deacit the receipts
Of this year. so far, ef two and half millions Of bushels
namely - 2, 1877 bushels. This deficit has been
steadily increasing since the goth Of Aprii, when was
only 06S 23l busbes These facts though not alarming
certainly worthy Of consideration. II have good
crops however, recover in the future receipts Of
this year. all that has been los. hherto while
next year will be largely in of any former year
All depends on the crops now in the ground. unusu-
ally large extent Of land has been sown thus far the
weather has been all that could be desired and the pros
poets cheering We may confidently look for au I'M
usually large crop.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, May 22--6P. NJ.
The cotton market continues depressed and irregular
During the fret half Of the week there very few
transactions where sales forced further decline
Of nc. generally submitted to, and business was done
basis Of 0hc. &c for middfng uplands. The heavy
decline within the past two three weeks has led to
some embarrassment in the trade, and two or three
houses have been in difficulties. The arrival Of the City
Of Baltimore at ST. Johns advices a reaction in the
Liverpool market led to advance of 40 10 here and
gave confidence 10 holders; but the advance seems
TO have frightened of buyers and the market closed ex-
tremey dull The receipt the ports during the last
week was ~ 600 bales, against 900 bales same week
last year. and 2S, 900 bales week in 1857 making
the total receipt to date 600 bales against OOO
TO same date In 1858, and 2,S02 600 bales TO same
date in 1857. The export TO date is 252S 900 bales
against 5000 in 1868, and 1,93200O in 1857
Our export Of domestic goods Is in excess
Of last year. Since last review the breadstus mar
ket has been much depressed The week opened with
reaction Of 2oc. 25c the DBL. Of -four &c. &C., the
bushe Of wheat which quite natural after the exces.
rive advance of the previous ten days The arrival Of un
favorable foreign a further depressed the market
and caused fresh decline of l5c 2Oc the bbl of flour
and &C. &c. the bushel Of wheat Yesterday there was
slight recovery, but buyers shy a. the advance
evident that the late advance rapid and Excess
sve to be permanent but, in the present aspect of Eu
ropean affairs, seems impossible that breadssus can be
long depressed. American wheat has during the past
week, been imported from Liverpool and sold here at
profit Provisions continue To be exported in large guam
titles; Of all the Northern staples they are doing the best
The market has been unsettled throughout the week and
sales have been made at decline from late quotations:
but dealers anticipate an early recovery and steady de-
mand throughout the year. Ashes are steady
The business in foreign merchandise and dry goods has
been fair without material change in prices Sugars are
steady, with good home demand At the tea auctions
on Wednesday and Friday the attendance was good and
previous quotations were sustained. Coffee Is not 80
strong, and sellers have made concessions Hides have
advanced hc. 1c., and close firmly at the advance
Leather is scarce, and has an advancing tendency
Foreign iron is in good demand at present low prices the
hardware trade quiet WOOL like other articles affected
by the war news, lower; but there is very little doing
The stock Of foreign woods s heavy Spices are dull
Stpetre dull and prices Naval stores are
in good request Freights have reacted and are dull
The trade in dry goods during the week has been light
the foreign import continues very large indeed in excess
of 1861.
The following the Custom House tables OF the foreign
trade Of the port for the past the year to dae
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statement to be vade up TO- morrow Toe shlpmeut or
saturday lsb adoe to the s7oc 600 sept from hence f.,
Shipment by the Bos', steamer on "Wednesday make
'a ioes equal 10 t9s9 hut inst must be set
me sam or 81 4sn l5 'ed from California last saur
day about 100000 derived from the SAB Treasury
aiurther considerable sum ORA from the interior The
vat specie average $25 III And the Sub Treasury
balance 81 o2o4!0 is probable that the discount line
VIII snow reduction. The money md exchange mar
'e's nave been considerably agtate4 during tho past
week though no demand lor money has
'propg up here, and the supply Is .dill very con
'oefaDy In excess OF the wants Of the public, sym
Ps'ny WIN the London market has caused slight al
vance IN the value Of money here, which hs naturally
pecn naeu with great satisfaction by the anks and
lenders generally Demand loans which at thu close Of
last week could be had at per cent are not now offered
below per cent; paper which lately current at
not taken below 81 u aud paper not gilt edge, and
over w days, IL hard " sell below .. The movemcnt
raner wears the appearance Of furry than a steady
sovahce lew days hence, capitalists who are now
noiding pack to watch events may be expected TO
appear VI The Market and the absence Of largely
increased demand for money, rates hardly be
tanned
Foreign exchange has been high throughout tho week.
though Inc highest rates have been sustained For
the Boston steamer large business done at hoy
if the steamers Yesterday the leading drawer sold
NJ iio net and moderate business was done by other
houses at llo1S Sight bills have ranged from 1l04 *
and francs at 5ss II The sudden and large advance
in bills was due chiefly to the war; the decline in
coton-equal to cents per Id. in about fortnight
also assisted the rise, by keeping cotton bills out Of
kot The reaction in the Liverpool market will pc
likely 70 check the advance in exchange. The shipments
Of specie since last Saturday have very large and
heavy shipments will be made next week by the Persia
and Arago. Two millions on the way from Cali.
fornia and is hardly likely from present appearances,
that the dram will continue much beyond next week.
Many houses here have been sending gold strengthen
their European correspondents the Of the Wander
bits adyices jushes the belief that the English houses
need no more aid and that money will shortly be more
useful here than there Many importers have ship
ping gold in lieu Of Renting bills This operation is
rarely successful when the importer has paid freight
surance and commissions, has been TO the trouble Of
buying his gold here and shipping H. and when his cor
respondent the other side has received and sold it,
they usually find that they would have saved money
and time by buying bills at higher than lleH
The movement in the stock market during the week will
Nc made appareut by he following table,
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Two More Government Exploring Parties.
The Topogrs phica Bureau at Washington has made
arrangements for two new exploring expeditions. The
rst s designed for the survey and exploration OF the Sau
Juan river Of New Mexico, and 10 discover, possible
route between Santa Fe and Utah in the vicinity Of the San
Juan The following will be the personnel OF the exped
Gopain j. N Macomb, Typographical Engineers, Chief
III, . Newberry (geologist TO the Colorado expedi
ZION under Lieut. lves), physician and gcoogist
Cbarles H. Dimmock of Baltimore topogr apher
Louis Dorsey, of Washington: Francis p Fisher OF
New York; James A. Vail, of Virginia, assistants
ibis party were to rendezvous at Independence NO.
on the 10th instant, and start Immediately for santa Fe
TO joint Captain Macomb who is now the topop
officer for the Department Of New Mexico It s antici
pated the expedition will complete its labors ana retnrn
by the Brst Of December next.
The operations Of the second party will be more exten
sve, including a survey and exploration OF the Yellow.
stone and Missouri rivers continuation of the abors Of
tne iate expedition under Lieutenant Warren and re
curing about eighteen months to complete the contera.
pinteu work This party win consist Of
Japan W. r. ynods Typographical Engineers Chief
Typographical Engineer A''''SAn'
Naturalist ""''0A '~Ap0ui'''n''
j. H. Snowden, jas. D. Hutton Topoeraphers
Henry G. Fiebrown Antoine SchopSeern Ma.o.,,u,,.
These gentlemen will be accompanied BY military o.
cot OF thirty men, and they now under orders and
will soon DO in the field At work. ''"'''' "AN
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Court Calendar-Thiy DIV.

SUPREME CouRT-Circuit. Part Moe 739, 749 1901
1926 15l3 1867 1862 1879 l647 1887 1852 1875 1888
1882 1895 1885, 1909 1906 1902 1915 1919 1921 34o5
iesi 1882 l4sl 1885, 49, a. s5s 1879, 1879 Part
1885, 1876 1864 lb42 1885, 1885, 1872 l944 1916 1850
1885, 1860 lo62 1884 1868 1870 1874 1915 $780, 1882
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos 467, 536, 5s4, Gil, 6l6
sI7, 62o ell e25 GIG, $751; SOL, $780, 942 1856 2I2 SCI
6s5, $751; 1856, 49, All $685. 255 $685. 225 49, 5O7 AS
81, ls6, ass Part Mos 522 523 524 529, 53l, 534
537, 57s, 4gT, ASS, 81, 4o4, 500, AIS, 463.
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Worms, BUE1oNs ANO DEFECTIVE NAILS TREATED
by The only safe sad successful method Known For
lLTTLEfID4D 4 wEsTERvELf, Chiropodists
Nv Broadway, opposite n Nicholas HOTEL
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MoRMoNs FROM THE CAPE OF Coon Hopr- Tho
bark Ascrity from Port Elizabeth. Algoa Bay, Cape Of
ood aope BOSTON On the 18th inst having on
lake. ~" WV
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


The sales embraced about 30 bbls pots at 5c
and 20 do pearls at b%c.
BREApsTurFs -Fiour-The market rallied and prices
improved from 26c to 30c per bbl, especially COM
grades Of State and Western The transactions how
ever, were moderate and confined TO about 900 bbs
closing within tho following range Of quotations.
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Grand Introduction
OF SUMMER HATS,
AT GENIN'5. 507 BROADWAY
ON WEDNESDAY. MAY %, 1869
IMBRACING EVERY DEPARTMENT OF HATING
AND COMPkEHENDING
BATS OF ALL STYLES,
ALL MsTEHIALS
ALL PnICEs, AND
FOR ALL PURPOSES
FORMING, TOGETHER,
The MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT IN THE WORLD
IT is FOLLY
TO BUY A HAT
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MISCELLANEOUS.


AT JONES' 10 AND ~ ANN srRhET,--HAvg YOU
s. calf dress boos warranted satisfactory ~ JONH
10 and II Ann street.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings,
belts, body braces and Dr. GLOvERS lever russ No
Ann Ct