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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-07
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Commission Merchant, .

erTOR.2GR W:fyt-TRD.-.Wea are propared
~ TO store In our Fire Proof Warehouse, anS
Quantity OF Gran Produce, Merchandise, on rfis
most liberal terms. - u I TEs' a. i !.
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, pariicrlar
care VIII be taken Of Household Furniture, Agf. y.
cultural implements and all kinds of C.aa.s- .or
wares liable to damage from damp or rust. 81
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof r1iits
by the month, or longer when desired.
Warehouse located corner of Locust street and
w. and X. Canal, and most convenient for shipr,ine
by River or Railroad. Applyto -
apps GEO FOSTER a On
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE 4 CANNELToN
TRl-WEEkLY PACKET.
HDIChRT TIME! PICKET RHs-

n CES!!-The fast and light -. p
passenger packet Aida, Capt. k><TtIsssA-f--
CHARLEY DEsHLER, Clerks Worth
ingtOn and Cooper, is now placed as a pernIaneisI
packet in the trade, and will leave Evansville pune
tually. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY.
at 10 o'clock A. M, and returning, will leave JI!
melton every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
at A. NJ. For freight or passage, apply on bOar,!,
augi
IL draught steamer POLAND,
Gracey, master. j. III. Duncan, I-Izl.NsA.r~ -
clerk, will leave Evansville for
Louisville and intermediate landings every TUhS-ai
DAY EVENING, at =. NJ, and every SATUR- r.
DAY MORNING, at 4. NJ. For freight or pas
sage, apply on board. jyis
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EIROU.v- y .AXK.M.G.N: RKCEYE-
- ING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL 81
C0MmlSSlQN MERCHANTS,
diana. We have formed co-partnership nn.Iel. Az,
style of Brown AMMAN, and offer our Ser, ICES in
the capacity as set forth I'm our card above 81
We are fully prepared to extend every faciftf { o
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or Rail
ROAD, and assure them that their interests sil. n
be faithfully represented, should they be pleased 10
favor US with their patronage.
ONCE and Warehouse ON tho corner Of Main VI
and the Canal
WI. BROWN, w NJ ATKMAN
Late OF Howard Brown. Late Of FOSTER, a CO
iau.lg-
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p. G. o'RILEY g. CO.

~ NasN.dL STOHIGE.--I have a large dou-lsF
- BILE Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable ON
storing any amount Of produce, which will be Ea-
celyed stored taken care of and held subject 10 the
owners orders most reasonable terms. - 11sa
mh26-tf tss-s - ''1-1t !. -
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NEWS BYTELEGRAPH,
LEAvENMoRrR. X. T., Sept. C

a by THE rHk y. ~, : W. LINZ LINE gs,,,5V r..
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fro,, which x 50 e. EAz-Z- -
, globe. is the co. a IVA ,dCCu .ElG,
aystem, induced b., rtHfT N ~ .stt aItx
lie decay. This exI.
Z tinn of solar heat ~ "a IL -- m 81 ~ :
watcry vapor from il. W ~ . = 1
horizon this yapor lipgers q ~ --l
aud the virus Is taken with st = - = g. b
into the blood There it acts as L 2 - q . &
SOD OIL the internal siscera and excr, a. "A
the body The liver becomes forpi,l
sscrete not only this virus, but also the .- -
the blood Both the virus and the bile accu
tthe circulation, and produce violent cons. 81
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys,- and IL
stomach symPathizc with the liver, and become
tdsorered Also Finally, the instinct of our organ
isin, IL i'm attempt TO expel the nuxious nfu-
siou concentrates the " hole blood of the body in
the internal exeretories to. force them TO cast
Ii out The blood leaves the surface, and rlsl,es
to the central organs with oongestive VIOLENCE
This is the Chill. But in this effort il fails. Then
the FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the
central organs aud PUSHES to the surface, if in
another effort 10 expe the irritating poison through
That other great exOretory--the skim In this also
ID tails, and the system abandons the attempt ex-
hsusted, and waits for the recovery of strength to
repeat the hopeless effort another day. These are
the fits or Paroxysms Of FEVER AND AGUE. Snch
constitutional disorder will of undermine the
health if il is not removed. s-la $3.50 g. I'D
\ We have labored to find, and have found an tn
ti1ata g.. %
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V.ERRB WATER GINS 80 -.
u 80 don White Cedar Water Cams, with covers,
brass aud iron bound, 3 sizes; r. 4.
500 dog White Cedar Pals, sizes, brass and
q iron hoops.
Where one dozen or more are taken, they are
packed in dry shavings, with no charge for CAGES,
thus insuring safe transportation and keeping then
la good order till sold.
- J. b. RUSSELL, 600 Main street,
my20 Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
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~he nailp 4nasaal.
Local and Miscellaneous.

wEDSEspA MoRSlNG CO.. :pslaBrE 5
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By There are about twenty lawyers
located at Yincennes. The Yineennes Times
says half the number might do well, and
the people could get along with one fourth
the number. 90 s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11
pne pu0,ic Health

MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS UEALrU-AR
Rival or BRIG IRON BlO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or 1BE srksETs, sTC.
There citing Of the health Commit ,ouers yes
terday IN tire Mayors Office fun Board present
pr. GUM reported the arrival Of the brig Hepe with
cargo OF coffee and oeir non RIO Japeiso aner passage
OF eighty eight osya Part OF the we're sck Ia Rio
but they we're all well 'ter here sod oo the
passage Size s~ directed lard the hair Quarantine
and to be uetaueo 0ve days there for aer
which she vii receive Pc, o,'t Up aud lald tne
% aD'e 81 Der cargo 10 tire city.
A"tuon was received fr the IN bitanis OF tho
ton ~ me ciy lying b-tseeu Ff,ieth Fty e,q
sretts ebo Broadway add SXtb aseoue, complaining OF
Tie eAs'encs III bone boiling establish oeus and u,ner
snis IvlssDces which stesi that Gistrct The Superr
Wnoent {" Sent1y lnspecor directed TO VAN tbs
propr'enrs II the II ,ney not In
neciselY acont proper abate the puisanc
compalntS o. theF would pe bned 81 60 each lie
AFRO on.c'1d to report 10 the Board subject
NEXT meeting
.otiton wac received from q Wernan complaining OF
ahauRhhr house Az nuisance al is7 1873 Test rnif
'y-eeventH seer and the Supefiptepcep, Sanitary Ip
s!tcf,oD was instruc,d To have Il atr,sbeo
From te police report sent the MAYOR il appears
that esne'te are oeoomm steamer than hey ben
Tor long time, ,nougn there attn much 10 be done 10
reLder them wnat they ought 70 be.
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S'S-'''
Before Hon. Judge Z ID Culver.
Juvg 10 The U>,,ls on ma C,,.r,,x, 81 D.. ID AZ
w, 'f' y 80" ." ~
"e'7'e~' o9do.s jane hichardsas, Emma Robins and
Winnie Wprtck Judge Culver in the fHty Court tn,a
morning ,enos,st ,b, s,,o,,,,, d,s, l., A..
r. - ' " 'S '~'e'-
Ivy ttLVAR, oiy Judge The complaint b Nus matte
alleges the evidence supports che that to
oss.,s.n,. n, a cn.,aa, a.. .,,...,.a. -. a.. -, r.
- ~ " '''"n'e ''e' WIG 'o~pia IA
INV WHO ss btbop In the coofed Methodist Episcops
church. guilty Of bissmy In that he aas two wives pos-
bvinp rbs dete,aa,,s s,,srnn, ., ,,s,;,, ~ a.
~ % ,eeio..,, .i. ~ 10y, W Iussis .uis e.iiso y
h,1o,. M, e, ,ns ~ "uoo psye osen provet
W,no,e ans .. ,,a s',ssns " .ps. MrrHs ae /.
Csroi,ns nxn,o n, NV -, y 49, n S siee ~ t'os c
hn,k ms ,sI. N No. ,n,h - - , anes az go as
ho,ter rem .vc, ~, ssc., 49, :" ne'u 'oiss "
hteo car o,har .s 800 ~, a s-, .ue ~. we
hrooms,ct A. INC ~, -. -, a.vo, y"np., WI w
No ..r.. 60. -, g.. - s.. " 80 'Vi.
r,n,t o. ,,o,,., AZ, .; 80, w 90. ~" 'no Jun
coose n, ., ,a,r o " va. aaAse' por was .o'
hnu.vs, CO., n,,aa SO. w ~ 80. - rug pai'o
,h &C. ,,S,.as e.se' 90 o's' ,aey ooulu oooer
cr,,cr., h.s 49, -. ~ 80 - 80 yoa'o .~"'Ve
hh,.,,on IT, ,s,a C.. ~ ~ .H as .us nu'e o. eucn co
M, - 49,, N''"s - .nA'o "er'
co,s.o,sncs os ,h w ~ wnni. WI tso.. wnen; 10
coo,ec ,.n,,a No $50. -. ~ .1'e 'ousnns Eee
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Civ lnteyllxegce.

BANQUET ON Board THE GENERAL ADMRAL-A bauque,
gwen yesterday by Captain Sbestako Russian Navy,
boaro the Russian .reste General Admiral Tue parts
strictly private given by the commander OF the ship
to bis personal friends Plates laid for 0ty
notwithstanding the violent ram storm which came Cd
about the tho last lett wharf, every
seat was occupied. Among the guests we're Baron
stoeck Russian Ambassador Mr.. Bdisco Russian Lega
ton and the Russian Consul; W n. Webb aud lady,
tho English, French and Swiss Coneuls Auguste
Belmcpt Edward Cupsrd; Horatio Aiea, Novelty Works.
Capt Briggs Collins line and several other disugu shed
citizens Some neat and appropriate remarks made
wh,h were short and TO tne point Mr.. Webb said be
had very lte u say, The shp would speak for itsef
Mr. Horasio Alien saiu be was perfectly willing to isk hs
reputation along with his friend, SIR. Webb. Captains
Shes,asof ana Cumstocs made some happy remarks
The former paid hisn compliment 10 our mechanics,
anc spke OF Tho Kind treatment he had received
be had been this country. Captain Fletcher, first
officer o The SHIP regarded It aa high compliment to
the sbrbuiders Of this country that Russia the pow
Highland % get ships built has come To this contry to
get built the flag ship Of the Russian navy Dodvoth
band were present, and gave some beautiful Russsn
uac, which wsa highly applauded. The party did not
break up 'ii near twelve O'Clock.
FIVE POINTS HOUSE, OF Industry. mansgcrs Of this
institution present to the public tho following condensed
statement Of has been during the past year by
the institution under their CARE
222 have rra.uousv furnished NJ en- ave-
% 1as c 10 sn .s s
RveD away c oAs OF shoes bave been given away; 59
pc, hsve been to ua,ions 1875 have
their lends have 10 have scot
tses eIreed d eioued IS have si voiuntasy vita
ss teen back died; 95I
been admitted tor the year. LIS remain inmates of s
tntion
They az present in need Of funds, and therefore
hole that sncent donations will be seat Superiu;ea
dept l. ri rease to 6arry the WORK
CHINESE Inots.-A very interesting meeting held
last evening in the Japo street Methodist church, when
several boxes OF idols and curositcs received from,
Dr. ORTIZ Of China and Bhop Burns OF Africa, were
exhibited explained. They OF the 1uest
ctols such curosities 10 America Tho proceeds
were devoted the Sabbath School Society connected
With the cLur Gu.
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Villa msbury City News.

srIcIDs-A man, known "a "French LOUIS was found
on Thursday afternoon hanging BY hs neck. in barn
beorgng 70 Mr.. Ammon Plat, near tho Cypress Hills
Nnetery, nc was man OF ntemperHte habits, and
leaves no family. The Coroner held IN inquest whom
verdict Of suicide was rendered.
CouS1n,71Ts Several counterfeit three dollar bills Of
Mo feopes esnk o. Derby, Vermont, were cxtepsve'y
circulated ID tho sixteenth ward, 4. D. on Thursday
night The pAytes circulating thsm escaped.
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marr1e0s
AT St. Paul's church, Morrisan's.

PrtHHour-DE yoR.--At st. Pauls church, Morrisan's,
wednesday, June By the Rev. Caleb Cspp rector VI
the Church Of The Nativity, New York. assisted BY the
Rev Samuel Appleton, rector Of g. Paups HrvRv Beck
pouT SARAH Z, daughter OF James De Voc, all Of Nor
rfaniD
CoRn- NronAus At Christ church, Williamsburg, on
Tuesday Juno by the Rev Lot Jones Mr. JoHS coRsY
to FlzA PrNcRSEY second daughter OF John j. Mchaes,
Eq.
RIcpMoSp-I SpHRsoS.--At New Brunswick NJ j., on
rhuredsy Juno O. by the Rev Or. Stubbs, HENRY Rca-
NoNp to Mrs.. SARAH LAI ASDEsaoS, daughter q the late
Michael Gsrrirh.
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Died.

| BrRrowRs On Thursday morning, June o, a. ten
O'Clock Of corsumpton WILLIAM BURROWS Of the drm
Of A. I. Stewart Co.. in the 4Sth year Of hn ego
eolernn high OF requ,um for the repose Of bic
soui will be celebrated In " sephsus church. Twenty
81, hth street between Lexington rnird avenues Rss
r Curmipes), this (ss.uday) morning, NJ too O'Clock
te friends are respectfully requested " attend, Without
] iurther invNtton. "
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Jersey City News.

DEATH FROM SINGULAR CArsE--A few dsye since a
German, Who IL oriy known by the name Of "Stepbe,
while engaged at Hudson City in dressing COW which
bad died nom disease, accidentally cut bis arm with
knife which be usDg. His shortly after became
ns med and growing gradually worse, finally resulted
biz death on TIN rsday An inquest hello, the
jury rendered verdict in accordance with the above
facSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

DR.. DE Jcpg CHS Light brown Cou Liver Ous
Cu,stiiy Hospital dispensxry and prva.e
prsctse. furnish iunurlersoIe which Dr. Ue
Jop. iingly Jstsbs snt brown cod liver OIL
apina cuiar prfrsoles whica other liver
oil poesesses administered with the hSppi.s
In consumption sli diseases the
p,y exhausted strength improves this sut rive
unr.ons stops pistes cnscatan choaAs the pesprs
iup qu,ttg evpecorson. produces
aleo and favorable influence tho local malay Dr. he
Jopt his CT orly 10 ens half n,ns capspied aud la.
beea ,,h his stamp and signature by his le LSO
PuID wETZLss, no Chambers street, and BY most Of the
first casa druXgists
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Court or Common Pleas.
BEFORE ben. Judre Billion and a .Tur,

y
ANOTHER VERDICT AGAINST THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
JUNE 97he People Us. Halrin-yordct FOR the people.
Ar other now on. There were ~ cases 10 all
and the CITY IN each the 800 penalty the
iund for tho benefit Of the widows aud oiphans Of
the force viii be innleasursby enhanced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

- seen the - 80 shoes ana saiers style also The
JoEzs ~ and II Ann street.
( NALysIs AND ExPEyIsNCE. CHEMISTRY
Il and The, apeutcsl composition Of Dr. MOTIFS chay
Be- s
Toe or NOW 10 he Sssr,s is for mo%snt
TO Re pared with fsr restorative at prompt
and se., .
% t. az ~
even from the a,s TRIAL There sucb h-s6.
cfen ica which acoompasies pills he
os sn be BY III s
able druggists Price Soc per boz.
4 Truly GREAT Msn1GIsE
hYArrs F + fx4ss Lss nAas. /. Va moe. pain
fS s: s s1ss S nse aud s os w
tDcioisrt Ac most certainly cured By this
great purifier. ,r.
HYATf's LIFE BALssM cured f J. Webb, ESQ. the
snsioa vhi:h nd cpI LED and cs..r,d him Z. h.
BYArrs LIFE sStsAs cured VIM Hoa:.l, No u VII.
side Of the mech and face go.
HvA1rs LIFE Bslsss aslad y.ue. Mckee WHO'S.
office NO street of chronic dyspep Of tho most
Principal depot, No s4s Grand street, New yorx.
a Family SEWING NAca1sE osLYS
COCO " IL sS st TSs ss a.ss1" 1s.
A,en.s wanted y Aid IA placing 1em In evory hmily
Row sellns-I2l broadway, New York
732 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
a STONIeHINGLY BEAUTIFUL,
n And extraordinary chenp.
Medallion, 81 velvet, Erussela
Ingram car. oilcloth usttng
Aas rugs, liable and piano covovN shades, &C.
At aikAM sRDEhSOk'o, - Bo~ery.
!. sAeNTIOsNr INvxNTIoN-NOT sAas,FICBsT
n show but most substantially magnificent " repu anon
ucispeussbiltyis GAYsfIN'e msdtcsad
|, now pauonz s who regard comfort and health
paramount inportanes Depot Al Ann street Inc aper
(wnh ssystys marked IN each sbeeo u s0ld
there and by all respectable Druggists groocrs fncy goods
dealers 40.
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men ir certainly The hat Bow many young felows who
would really oh vel II properly furnished IL th,s respec
csigured ~ az unersoefy I'd blurg clvrsy hatbe
Ccpepcuo's thing about them Take good looking
YOU'RE twre; put hat thu one aud
be oh~rs made by KNOX ~ 2l2 srosdw AZ and
los ia = pstissg Ut the tn. Knn~
yopnp b,ve lcre heer that the
.nd u'op street The great centre to which al the rays
" fashion converge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

Competition Now heTe.-nc flat Of tbs Sens
~ such ~ wHIrE's superb cass
meges. 20 Broadway. under Bsruum'A Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

David's Sum D,eY Sty les OF Gontlemen's Hats
now ready. 6aiesroom 100 hroadway nex puaas street.
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Rnllnrd's Premium Hair Dye, KeIlinXer's
or Manhattan nnsnt MArhattan pAstea Professor incs
n CRIrrENTON, Proprietor.
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HoIlpVny's Ptlu,-Fscts 10 be Remember
ed ow ~ rite declining appetite indgesop spe
ave speedily exchanged Tor robu besh BY the OF use
pos e1ceit medicines Mandatory 10 Maiden Are
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Ctain's Summer Hn.s-I0O Styles.
French fclta rspama. IcRhcrnB
Luz stable. d. uont bratds, RIO Ctrawa
Tenr' st-s and China pearl, with
variety Of ether Reasopabls and elegant fsbrcs
At 0NNIS'R. bQr EroadWaY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

cure.The Brsncreh pill Ia mos certsip preeeyvey of
health speedy sale and eecus for tbeums,lsm
dyspepss indigestion, bCouB liver complaints
dice eso~refs Of the complexion. drowspess, lauguor
fstujeDcy heAdsche heartburn, ippsred ap peta wind
spssos p'rpl.s blorhes erupons Of tho slin niles
and irregularities Of the bowef for all female
p.aris ties cbsrrcons the Distressing hsadacbe
rrevslen, With the depression Of spirit. dmne's of
sight yellow and Of all limos
seue epilepsy te,spus lock and dropss of the
obes, and Otherwise all cured grea " relieved bv thu
Of Erspdre,bs pills nihey every dkease arises
from ct rcnnoes because matters, fluid q col havs
~ BabdIeto prs TAus blood puraed
nil dseafe fs cured rule but moderated esrsny
The r els OF hr.c nrocebt surely cleansing pls
sold at 20 cents with dtee.iors, ut Lr. HsskDRffas
prirciua, cce. dre'h Bn''t'na,
Buraor's No IN pcwery: Eu,bons No. AL p-csdvsy and
hs'or house New Yorb ana McMur5y, NO 40 BROADWAY,
Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

CnmpbeD's Turkish Hair ToLic- The Best
and dYssser rs cents bottle. Corner Eighth
avenue and twenty ely hth street
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No Excuse FOR having Colds ana Pains In
tie mbs hen rs cent bottle Of Dr TOBIAS vsneusn I'M
will afford you immediate relief Price NC aud 500
Nr Tobias ItDeot put bottles 80 Depot IS
CortlApot Ieet, New York. Sold every here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-11

Campbell, Chen'ist M d Apothecsry, Corner
h Jwent eighth Pure aud genuine
drugs, neoicipes and perfumery
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surn,eY Eats-JNtest Styles and Qualities
ny rch heeutu htravs for MISE, ant
cloren. kirgt premium award e
Kkll.Uo1, Manufacturer, SSl Csusl street
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LeaYy d Co..Our summer Dress Hat ~
read. aud for rse u Noa Asaor House Broad.
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prysgo's Ready msde Shirts, Wholesale
aud relay, 81 Nassaa street end 3Si Broadway
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sd-ped FOR An extensive rmept Of ladies'
,dioR bs misses and ebldreps goods apd dash.
mi cashmere and s bsts gentlemen drawing great
attract pARh!t kUssAJK's rs Bowers $40 GrAad
street, and 2Sl ! ighth avenue
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Advice worth Thousands OF Dollars "a
daily Civ, in chronological examiaAtops at FOWLER
WILLS. 30e Broadway
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r. r. q. Improved French Yoke Shirts,
made to order, and warranted TO Ct
bALLou yhOfHsks, 400 Broadway, sole manufacturers
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Holmes New Picture Gallery, No. go
Breads fat coaches ct out n This depot for gass
wine and g portrait well taken.
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Brady's Photographic Galleries, $40 ~ns
Na Broadway, New YORK. and SO PsnusyJvaniA avenue
wssbtnsos. D. O. Photographic. Dagusneotypes snd Am
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For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest
royelef IN senuemens furni.hng goods GREEN, shirt
nufsctures, No. ! Aator House.
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MlSCEIALANEOUS.

4 T JOElF, 70 AND ~ AsF STREET. HAVE YOU
- the - 50 shoes and gaters also The
So 90 and - boos warrsnted give perfect sasAcon
JONAs', ~ and II Ann street
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REsr FRENCH 1oKE
sBlkrS,
SHIFTS,
9b tHfs,
RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
SIX FSs SiNs D0LIARs.
OK as q 6 6 k ssSh.
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