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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-22

NoTIcR-All persons having claims
against the Lincoln Club or Wide Awakes
will present the same forthwith to RosBRT
EARLY, Treasurer Oct. 20.3td.
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Collision on the ID. & M. railroad

DETROIT Oct. 24th.-A collision took
place yesterday on the Detroit and Milwau-
kee Railroad, two miles west of Birming-
ham, between the freight and express trains
Sires, mail agent, Nichols express messen-
ger, and Wilkes, fireman, were killed.
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BA The track-laying of the Rockville
Railroad has been finished about ten miles
north The Road will undoubtedly be fin
isted to Rockville before cold weather sets
in.-T. II. Journal
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RAILROAD Accident.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2O.-The mail train on
the C. & E. Railroad, going east, ran into
wagon at Painsville, to-day, and killed
Mrs. Solomon Stone, and a boy named
Dixie, and injured Mrs. Dixie, Master Stone,
and an infant
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Fusion agaInstthe RepubI,eans

BosToN, Oct. goth. The three parties op.
posed to the Republicans have fused in the
4th and 9Th Districts, uniting ON Messrs.
Bigelow and Appleton for Congress, against
Rice and Burlingame
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ESThe County Commissioners have or
dered the polling place of the Upper Pre-
einct of this Township to be changed to the
Neptune Engine House, on Second street.
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NEW YoRK, Oct 20.-The Vanderbilt
AMI City of Baltimore sailed to-day, the
former taking l8l passengers and 1891 900,
in specie; the latter 269 passengers, but 10
specie
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Bay 1t is all the fashion amongst the
Douglas papers to call the Breckenridge meR
" Bright Mulattoes" lF
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Election News.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct 2O.-Neson, the
Breckinridge candidate has been elected to
the House from the Panhandle by sixty-fou
majority.
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MoBnE, Ala, Oct. I9.-There have been
Eve deaths from yellow fever within the
past ten days. a9s s. lT-51 19zss 90
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d. CHEEvER writes from Geneva to a
friend in New York
What wonders God is accomplishing by
GaFibaldi All Europe is being stirred up.
He is neither more nor less than John
Brown for Italy, arih success. Success is
what makes the hero, and constitutes great
ness and virtue in mems estimation. The
end of Popedom seems close at hand
do not believe the French Emperor will
dare again to play the traitor to freedom in
Italy. If he does, and God still holds up
Garibaldi against him, it is all over with
him. He and his throne will go down
with that OF the old Giant Grim, whom he
invites to lean upon his shoulders"
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Market PLAos EoE::fRssr.-A few of
those large and convenient stores and
dwellings are now for rent, by the month
or year. Enquire at the
It'd SAVINGS BANK.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2oth.-Seofeld's
Woolen yarn factory on William street, was
burnt last night Loss $4,000. Ems $40.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

~ WHY DOES OAK HALL SELL
MORE CLOTHING THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN EVANSVILLE?
Answer.-Beeause they sell twenty per
cent. cheaper than any other House in the
city. Oct. Ist-tf
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INDIGNANT.-The Sullivan Democrat, an
influential Douglas paper, Indignantly scorns
the idea of any fusion with the Breckenridge
men, or Bright mulattoes, as it calls them
The Democrat {" lets Off as follows:
They are thus convicted of being the
cause of our detent--they openly glory in II,
and exult at the success Of Lane. They are
now ready to fuse, as they say, to defeat
Lincoln, and ask US to come in and prob
ably, Democrats many be found who will
listen favorably to their infamous proposals
For one, and We know wespeak the
sentiments of nine-tenths of the true Demo-
cracy of Sui liyan co1nty-we say, Ne0eril
No union with men who have thus betrayI
ed US
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QUEsEc, Oct. 20th.-fhe North BritoH
sailed at l0o'clock with 81 passengers ~
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

Saily %
- t1lRilefi . %
6y the week payable TO Carriers ............. 10
1T'-NeekIy oc
Weekly %
" . Clubs Of Is OF 1lere-.........--...-.- eo
-. The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
their own immediate basiness, in their Rnme;
Snd all advertisements for the benefit Of other
persons, well legal advertisements and adTeE-
hsemeGts Of auction saes and advertisements with
the name of other persons, Ssnt in by them, must
bs paid for at the usual rates.
Bss No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any
corporation, society, association or public meeting
snd 10 communicztion designed TO call attention TO
matter of limited OF Individual iRterest bo
inserted, unlesss paid for as advertisement
A2 Contracts for yearly advertising will net Ss
discontinued unless order that seot IL left at
khe Office, and when discontinued in less than q
gear. the price of the Whole year will be charged.
80 Legal advertisements hereafter, viii be pub
Sshel at the expense OF the attorneys ordering and
not teayale for legal proceedings, but collee+Ahle
- usual time.
Ess- Our terms for job Work anG transient sdVsr
eis-tH-Hts CASH.
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HARD TO SUIF.-Seene in a Ne,os Depot
customer.-What sort of newspapers do you
sell here
Boy, with eager expectation 20, we
keep all sorts. Call for whatever you ike.
Customer (cooly)-Fll take one containing
some late Fusion victories, if you please.
Boy (crestfallen) There you've got me
GNezo York Tfi5atls.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-22

EF Or II RsS' T.--.F THO STORKs
n Brick Dwelling House, containing nine rooms
with a large yard planted with trees and shrub
berry is pleasantly eitu9ted on Second street. above
Gum. Possession gil eu ON the frat of October
Apptyto- GIr5. .. +. LEWIS.
ssptle -I i-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-22

ALWAYS RooH Up STAIRs-A young
man who was thinking of studying law,
said to Daniel Webster
" Mr.. Webster, l understand the profession
of law is quite full, and that there are more
lawyers than are needed. Do yOn think
there is any chance for me p
"There is always room mp stairs, was
the reply, and as true as it was ingenious.
Only a few persons reach the high places,
and these are always in good demand.-
"There is room up stairs"
First class farmers and mechanics, as well
as physicians, lawyers, ETC., always find
plenty of room, plenty of work, and good
pay. Whatever calling you choose, and it
matters little if it be an honest one, resolve
to go into an upper story but do not try
to jump there by single leap, or you may
fall disabled. Rather begin at the bottom
of the ladder, and patiently step upon each
round. I @ --c
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.GS wv ~ R = 8 5.--SKEE-SaS, CORFKK
y Mills, Riddles, Curry Combs, Tacks, Powder,
Shot, Lead White Fish, Starch, Knife Baskets
Trays Egg Beaters, &c., DC, &C., forsale by Z L
octlS JAS. ERSKINE 4 Co r.
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NUMBER 81.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HOE s.z Z E.!-SAX, HE.a-DRED
II feet of Stone Curbing, undressed, of good
quality. and at reasonable price. inquire at this
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RDH0 P'KSK KOstiS.--5OO LBS CHOICE
= Sugar CureG Hams, canEased $50 lbs
choice Sugar Cured Shoulders, canvased 100 lbs
choice Dried Beet, canyased so Ibs. Bologna Saus
ages pbls choice Leaf Lard, for sale by
@ octlS'' JAS. ERSKTNE & co.
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6gTHE Il 5 F-3 Fg1
u English Dairy, Western Reserve, and uam-
bursh Cheese, received an for sale by
octlS JAS. ERSHINE & co.
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2 jc8 b. HO.A O.1'ks-5 RBES NOM
o ~ sOny from New Corn . bbls Fine Homens
or Gritts, received this day at a
OctS COOK & L4ANGLEY'S.
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I'D OPs re TT0.as saxER.WP, PEOW
n q hines, Halter, He'd Cord Clothes Lines, ana
Il n tI..b nv ."--
ocf18 las ERSKIN a Co
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EHB UETS, a c .-B.EKSKySrS Ill
II lmonds, Currsnts, Prunes, Chocolate, Cranber-
ries, Ghestnuts, &c, for sale by
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n Ing Seven Rooms and Kitchen, on Oak stre5t
Apply to j. w. HUGHES,
oct No. Is Main
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.SFO.Jls II G.HEDRE-HfS! II FE H".HORE
~ left at (octl21 COOK & LAEGLEY'S.
: Ar6.H OgyS-7:9FK sO.gED IND L.ERU
V Oil p bxs Proctor & CANDLES Soaps 100
gallons Proctor Candles Lard Oil, Winter
Strained, received this day at
octS COOK & IANGBFY's.
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" Oil, FREQ from smell or smoke when using.
LAMPS. large assortment Of LAMPS, various
patterns and sizes, and at prices to suit buyers.
Lamp Wicking, Shades, Chimney Brushes, &e., for
sale by (octI8) 5srJAS. ERSKINE & 90. = =
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COrOnep'g TnOIIast

HERIB IN Z H=TSNrS V.EEkR, Os7r
-4E the 7th day of October, 1860, over the BODY
of boy named Teaugatt SchOror, in Pigeon td3tE4-
ship, banderburFh County. The boys fffs1tfs
live on The corner OF Clark and Fsurth street =
The verdict of the Jury was he came 10 his death
by aeciden tally falling from a tree, by the new
bridge Franklin street
octs-3w JOHN wAYNIAN. Coroner.
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Doar6 an6 Rooms.

TWO Minutes Walk from City lIdD.--Eleglntly
Il furnished ROOMS 10 LET, TO two three single gentle
men, IN private hose, at No. hoses-
WANTED by a PHYSICIAN--In a highly re-
spectacle private family bstven 10th aud 5bsts west
and between 9Th and tth In hrt cs drng toe FL SI
ElOOR Of IN English basement house The must -
ynicst be well lighted, lHss, and commodous The front
room be office and the back for bedroom
Only gate carpet and gss fixtures req ied IN the font
Finite paItisl board d.d according q locality Two pr
los not very lsge which connuusste but viii enti
asst4 on ibe nat ~ hgh stoop house would
TENS very hbs1sL References given and required Adde'S
W., Box no. 49, Pos. Once.
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A. ~ MEkwts, Apctoneer 49,
PANGS MFRWIN & Co., Irving Buildings

a " MRkWfN, AoctIohett . -.
DY BANGS. MERWIN q Co., Irving Buildings
Ma 'g4 and SO Brosdvay Sales If Books, Stationery
Putfe, Works Of At Fancy Goods. Fnrutnrs e.
"WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ENENiNoS'
OFT II aud 10, at 81 oeock ,,
COINS, MEDALS, AND CONTINENTAL, mlNet'-A
srge and choe collection Of both American ana rosD en-
bra pg mar that sre exceedingly scarce nud vaa' sI P
uI RI In auerIcsD pieces PARTICULAR zee catalogue
"". MONDAY and TUESDAY Az rERN0ONS,
o I % and %, at o'clock. .
VALUABLE AND CHOIfE BOOKS MANY o. tnetn ~
rare oceur enre mp.ing Bbogr.phcsl Btogr h'
torica Pos,ice ne'sphys cal snd Theo cal w os
U,s,v ame-ics biosaphy Literary Journals Enyc1p dia
Vo,sees and Travels Antiquarian Publications &c al IN
ndtion and usny of them elg nifty bound by the osst
en- For particuor, catalogue which may be had s' AZ
hes a
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Cost an1 found.

&IO REWARD LGs o on !l9 Tha, osocS up
,TIl coin WA ron 1stk-6 Mr. 4 d. The nod VII re-
The above reward ss1g t ct the Office oil Inc I9uN'
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| ADRIAN u. Muller. Auctioneer
| WILL SELL, hy AUCTION at the Merchant,

ADRIAN u. Muller. Auctionesr,
WILL SELL by AUCTION, at the Merchants
w Exchange, on MONDAy. Oct o. 1850, at IL O'clock
THIRTY LOTS.
NEAR THE LOWER PART OF THE CENTRAL PARK.
Lot on BROADWAY, corner Of I'D It
LoLyl SEVENTH AVENUE, &. W. corner Of 53d-.t and
rear ~ BroAd~Ry Let
/ Lot On SEVENTH AVENUE, adjoining g. w. corner Of
SD st.
Let. EIGHTH AVENUE, commencing 20 feet north
OF 5hth-st
! Lot On PROApWAY n W. corner Of 6ath St
Lot TENTH AVENUE corner Of 69h.st rear of Broad.
way lot
slots BROADWAs. between 69ih aud 7h.sts adjoining
.l rnpniug III ough 10 lnth-av with buildings
! Log fronting BROADWAY, OF 9Ihsv and
6Sth st.
10 Lots on SIXTY -FOTTRTH SrRFET, n e. commencing
42s west OF hsv and 81 feet iqches Of Broadway
Let. gu SIXTY SIXTH STREET g. s., 273 feet west OF
Broadway ard 10 feet east Of lctl az.
p,rt Of the purchase remain plortgsge
For maps and particulars apply to the Auconeer No IS
Wall st. 2.91l)
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ADRIAN " MILLER. Auctoueer.
ON FRIDAY, Oct. 49, 1860.
OLAPGE SALE Of LOT on 3d.av 4h.sv 75'hsnd 7stht
Computing SEWN LOTS gu he WEST SIDE Of THIRD
AYENTTF. inclndinV the
CORNERS of S5TH and 16THSr5,
And The SPACIOT'S DWELLING HOUSE
Formerly occupied by the late
JOHN GRENZEBACH esd.
Also SEVEN LOTS n the o side Of 4h-av
As WFNTY-FIVE LOTS tn, nor side OF 7Ih.st and
TWENTY FOUR LOTS the south lie of 76hlt
the I'd ard 4thsvs.
Tits valuable property located the line Of con ars n
pr,vemsns ~ he s1 by anctoH in LOTS ana PLOTS Of
LOTS, attb- MERCHANTS EXCH NOE on FRIDAY. Oct
H. at u a. Lock. by ADRIAN n MULLER Auc ion .er
portion Of the purchase money may g,gs
five years
For maps, &C., apply at the AuctiOneers Office No IS Wall
81 (29gl
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Goteis

CT. LAWRENCE HOTEL, Broadway aud 9Th
- st k,wyork -Couduc,ed on the European Plas teS
SUITS OF fsmsy .u be let for thu Winter o. s per
weei. Also so ale rooms at 81 soto tS
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6onses TO fei.

DOOMS, with STEAM-POWER, to LEI
III P,om ht, IA bo,s.no-,r With BA CEMENT add ONE
FLOOR If the budi'E No. al9 Wes, attn n ar tn
Size Of building 6Sis feet loqure o. the premises
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I SABIN < Co
y. AUCTIONEERs on LITERARY PROPERTY,
4h-st and Lafay ee Place one door east OF Broadway
The 'als of the late
VIM. T. BUTTONS LIBRARY
viii be continued THIS DAY at o'clock D. with the
GREFh and LATIN c. ASSILS, apd
HISTORY or THE STAGE.
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hDvI,s II. mullen Arrti7u~er
WILL SELL At THE MERCHANTS EN-
w CHANGE, THURSDAY, October |, ltO, 1t ID
O'Clock.
59det 6,s between 9Th and 5th-svs, n apiy mTrov
ueishbcrh Cd the Cen raj PARE sud with .5oUt 100
feet Madrn The IL regulated and 1ed the
bstdomsy situated the grade Title dict f'o TIE
the present Tems fayo 'tAe s7d sac
rtory Maps be obtaine at the ollie, No IS
..
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AUCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
n HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ALLAN hEhhrn
Co Apcoreers on THIS DAY Thndayl at the elegant rest
dence No co West i6thst betSeSn 9Th ard 9Th avs
ocns at 10 clock eegeot 7octsye piano toe
wood drauippror suites book case, ettegss mirrors Cur
su, ch.pdeers Sas a paintings carpets bureaus oodte'
bsir md spng mattresses Also, large ts'ort u'i's
furniture.
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CHARLES STREET. No AIS Broadway,
Has now 10 store the
LATEST IMPORTED NOVELTIES OF
FALL and WINTER CL0AKS, in EVERY MATERNAL
ALSO
NFW STYLES Of ARABS FRENCH SACQUbs,
OPERA CLOAKS &c. .,-,,,,
Al ersons should look at our MMENSE ASSOkTm IN
bstor, purchasing The entire OF cur WHOLE5aLE Uf-
pair mENT Of CLOAKS ia open at RETAIL, sId Of
lev at WHOLESALE PRICES.
Broche Long and Squire Shawis
tlpe WOODEN and Gsrmap Shs~h .~. ..o,,
Of OUR OWN IMPORTATION, AND FROM
CHARLES STREET,
No. AIS Broadway
betwean 9roome and Grand-sts
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- RLgEcKEE Aucdoneer.
GREAT Auction SALE of 262 LOTS and

j RLBHCKRH Aucuoneer
GREAT AUCTION SALE of 262 LOIS an, ana
AZ h l4lt. IgIth and 5eth teiog pan OF the bad
bnrs. Fststs"-A J RLEFCKER, SON Co., wil sci, 1t
Auction, TUESDAY, Oct 10, at IL oei CO. " tho 'i''
On BosdwsyN % Lott. o. between li7tb end 1I3,h ss
On Besknek Hill IA Lots betw-. tah "a l''h''a
On li4,h st Los AID Cores wet OF Bth sy
On li5thpt-l6 Lois snd q and 8, WIS o. S'teV
On lsfthst % Let. aud oo,es aud B. west 81 o'h
Ga l47th st-22 Lots and Cores AMI g. between boa"
On I49,hs38 Lots aud Cores and =. 0t'sen Broad
On I4s.s@t and Cores and between Broad
On istbst % Lots and Cores snd between Broad
wy apd Btt.sy
On I5s,hst- Lott AID Cores 8. east Of Bro.dwsy.
The above tract lice sPerdaiy on BROAOWAf tae hla's
shrp 100 1t vide The is good and It'll OLp
UNQrEs1IoNoLE, having been m,ry year, II h ~
HE FIRMS oi payment WILL BE LIBER a. aai th'
M~ps, &c. caa be obtained at No Pinest. (2OiD
DANIEL HouGu. Auct'oneer
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NOTICE. - Large
sale Of 81. the eesaut Rosewood Saith Wood. Oak aad
Msbogny Furniture, oDsmerts Carpets, OiGl'tht 20 = ~
tear Br -adsaJ This DAY Tue-dsy Oct Is a. IOi O'CLOCK
N partial let f. @ the catalogue here snecned;
Ruaet and Chars Chls. Timer and Tea Sss lgo'g Gtt
ey Cut GsssHsre Silver Tea SETS FORKS opSon' s.
Che Par rs are furnished with Velvet C4rpsts h-e adss
C.rs,d .or Suites in Stin Brocde s9il dose
CeItr SIDE, and Pr Tables Corner sn wa E'egess
or Mant-i Glass intel Ornaments, Brouza ExiF
rich ErNroif cred L-ce Winio~ Curtains Feucu Plate o.
Gas.es Fay Reception. sue Recumbent Chr merit 5roas
OIL PsntiIss Brorz- Cos Fsturs. Roe~oot ''a-v ~ d
ttAIy Baosc,srs Roewo0d octave Piano peal keys
ID tie Chambers sope'by C4r7ec R'seFooa osrt,s
Hu'ean. aud Comm, IT, Ward'o1s Coacbes Co'ga Chair
S.e Dres.ip, T4bss fpe Hair Matrices, Spios 5ei
b.r Be5s Bolstes Pillows, CURTAINS, shad-s Sc
TIE upper stories faDi-hed Nth fac M,hosluy SINCE
msth two superior suites Of richly Ensmesd Bod
toom Furniture.
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DIAM and FANCY SILKS.
Fu,b solferlno and all the other shsdes ReOvsd per
Vanderbilt. For sale BY
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Il Co,
Csud. Of Mercer st
OOI AUCTION SLAUGHTER SN1
ooA RYcH, DRESS GOODS.
LOOK AT THE raj rs
sLosE AT TIE L Fs5FE sT TUE PRICES.
r, FsohATHE LATE AUCTION Nc i, Is SA sknssr
a. AP offering.
FROM THE GREAT AUCTION SALE
OF Tbs WEEK.
500 pcs RICH FRENCH POPLINS,
At 81 cents per ysrd,
Imported At a cost IT : yard- 1900,
LOOK AT THE PRICES, ADD EXAMINE the GOODS!
300 pcs RICH OTTOMAN yEL0URS,
At rs cents per yard.
Imported at a cost OF 81 rs Per yard .,,
100 Ses' HIGH p FIGURED srR1PED BAYADERE SILKS,
At One Dollar per ysrd
Imported at cost OF II 90 per YARD, ,r,cus
INSPECT THIN CLOSELY! L0uX AT THE fhlOh'
300 pee SUPERB FALL SILKS,
At 10 cents per yard,
| Imported 4t a c,st Of ~ per ysrd , -,
80 p,sL RiCH PARTISAN s'LKS-NEW STYLES,
| At So Giants pr yard.
| Inyoiced TO cost In Europe 80 cents per yafu-
y
splendid assortment or
| RICH BROCHE sHAWLs o.p,s,,N cro.Ks
ON INVOICE COST
| Also, - ..x..z,
1000 pairs of ROSE and WHITNEY BLANKETS
| At SO per III.
| MaLufscturers cost So per psf, ~
| No. SOL GRAND-SE
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nlusirnl Boxes.

WE have now on hand a large and splendid
w assortment, Of MUSICAL BOXES. playiryl 3 g. as 9
g. TO- r. To- a. and rs tunes BY The best makers oil
SWITZERLAND.
MAndo'ne, OvertUres, EHPtu,ye &c &c
ofFLOrE, BELLS, DRUMS sad CA5rAGNErpas Gem,
from Opera, pop lI American Melodies Negro Melodies etc
TOY MI SiCAL BOXES, playing /. ? 3. aud tunes
PAlLLARD MARTIN Importers
Musical Boxes repaired No Fl Maiden lane NnvYork
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Sales bp Anttioti.

A RARE CHANCE -EXECUTORS SALE OF
~ GALUABLG Farm AT AUcTION -WM he sold
uit1ou reserve, by JAMES MILLER Auonoes.,rc y1
WFDNEsDAY O,tp'er IT at1,ocl'c on the PkH USES
b, orSer the Hxs-u,,s tire ID HohssgEan sANn 90
iocgip IN " Of BFNJAMfN r. BAYS ders,'~h "i
stes IN slkTViLLE. Woobes eI County nne Ia niue
from Dep Of HaI Railroad 81 rifles TO tbs ~, o. IT,
be.nl and n. hood ue ery sud 'urronhaeo
b, thhng ,lsg" sed schools. eouesss r".s is
and a. :, p.h a. los cot 10 In building 'ite a. ss
font 90 there l. good "a aud ,ea.n
vste re. dpSce We. agricultural purposes "a ms '
duo.d ~ 5OD net this year. . .,cr,onrrp M "a
For fu tber paftculs spoy to the AuOIlVNEhi'' wv ~
Phe,t or IN the PREMISES on the DAY OF s'le.
ftrs Isave fot Pt-tsautgtlle at 10 o'clock, g. IN
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WoRsTEDs' wossrrps
TINSEL ZEPHYRS,
Dog grsdtE zEPRyRs.
SHETLAND WOOL,
With full assortment %o6E EES3 YARNS s,o'l''
White Black Blue Scarlet Soaret and Blue, Ciousod Draes
DARK Blue siAs'i c %9SEFN gi3ops
Hosiery. Gloves. HoOd' Carriers Jackets Sleeves: mi''e5A
o0H0' FRf s PifI and i' RSGhisH SMALL WARES
Bq'6s' sgsH sIs sSOS"e ssI Lso sms
Needles Pins Skirts Se~iGg Sit spool lotions
S %stes suaTd. sc 90 Al Of stes Win De sold the
est pIss Tor SssS Io., Dealers Nd q aud n Charos st.
importers Between vesey Barclay ats New York.
ID H, MACY is NOW OPENING his FALL
Ii. IMPORTATIoNS Of LADIES' zoe French KID
s ss LA AZ 2so as fM%dpsass
Full stock II e,gsnt RBBoNS and noe French FlOwerA
o Ss Hs6 gd6D al g GtSyFfs s
Fai .tocs Of Linens aod LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKER-
0F F. i s.o~s Of Ladies' UNDER CLOTHING.
Fun stotL Of YANKEE NOTIONS
Ladies ave always certain find with full assortment OF
~" ' Nos 2Gi and 200 9th Az,
sec 1nd entrance below 4.he.
CALIFORNIA PEARL COATS, DC -Pur,
fSiG e0 Of COAT s and tFdGiNGs ne
bows of SAMUEL BISHOP. No 10, or1sdwHy.
DROOKS's PATENT GlAce SPOOL COTTON,
hand OF uscbine sewing All the tme s for sale
WA HENRY SMITH. Noa 80 81 aud 81 Nes@yst-' N L.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN MERCHANTS
"a Who are in search Of Chnese and Jspsoese Silks ssins
Grapes Popce Pineapple Dress Goods Pioesppe Handier
chiefs Nsrkeeos Madras Handke ,hes Shs~s and Scars
CHR sets Lacqncrpo and ad Boxes Cuspadors Vases
GardeD Seats Boswood ard Ssndawood Braceets Rich
F,aiber China and France ADercan idian Fms
And Fancy Articles Be dwok japanese Cunosits, and
articles witch and not to be pro
eur, any 10 this country can purchase
FOUNTAIN Co.'s India Store. No 655 Broadway.