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The New York herald., 1864-07-13
C0rOasrs' laq0ests.
SUICIDE nv HANGING.

About hairpast nine O'Clock yesterday morning ~
Israel Friedman Cohen, who resided Al 100 Ludlow ssss,
committed suicide by hanging himself top os ~
pantry door by means OF pocket handkorchiss. asA
when discovered by ak wife afterw,rds life wss
extinct Corouer wdsy called 70 hold an Inquest.
ana thstestimony before MIN snowed that some three
weeks since dec terribly beaten in Second ave
nue near Twcpty sxth street, by highwaymen and
robbed Of his watch and money. since that event hs
mind had seemed 20 be seriously affected aud -
the time OF banging himself deceased doubtless
jury rendered corresponding with the foregoing
facts. Deceased forty-nae years OF age and
tive OF Germany. he collector, and had an once
a. No. 10 Chambers street.
DEATH NJ DROWNING.
Crroner widsy yesterday held inquest on the BODY
Of Alexander Purvis, native q Ireland, thirty sSA
years OF age Who drowned IN the dock foot
ton street, North river About O'Clock IN the mora
Ing splash heard In the water. at which tine y
believed that deceased either Jumped or fell overbsarA
He vas subsequently, found With hs head sticking In ~
mud. Deceasod . carman, and lived At lT2 Wen
Tsath street. He has IeiI family.
suNsrRoss CASES.
was reported At the sooers' Office yesterday ssSs
street. had died the ssscts Of tbs excessive hsaa
Deceased was thirty years Of age and native q Yss
land. The Coroner was nosinsd 10 bold an inquest
A man named Thomas Mnaiken vas found by s0Row
wdey Of the seoond prsoioct lying isssnsIbls a -
corner or Fulton stree; and Boad way, he having boen
overpowered oy the extreme beat OF the sun Hs Was
TAX the station house. and the proper rsstorasiv
applied hinnksn, having eventually bssa rssssrs1s
proceeded 20 his homo
william Lines wns prostrated BY the heat IN PYines
street, and conveyed 20 Bellevue Hospital by o0ow
Waters, Of the Fourteeuth Precinct.
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The Capture OF tho Mall
Steamer Electric Spark.
Statement Of Acting Master Gibbs U.AA,
Who was Paroled.
TuE ARMAMENT OF YnR PRlVArEYI
THE NAVAL FLEET SENT IN PURSUIT.
~, kA ks,

Acting Master ". p. Gibbs. United States Navy -
ported himself 70 Admiral paulding, Al the Brooklys
Navy Yard, yesterday morning, hav been captured q
board or the Electric Spark Sunday lass, ~
the rebel privateer Florida, and paroled By Capak
Norris Acting Master Gibbs returning 10 his vesss
the Panola. the Gull having been North leave q
absence He says that he was treated with marksE
Kindness while board Of the Florida everything bsal
done 70 make bis stay comfortable and aareeabie. -
makes several very important In reference q
the vessel In the frat plaoe she carries the ollowa
armamsnt.-Four rined s,xty-eIght poanders-SineA-
In broadsds abaft the maumast, one hundred aaa
twenty FOUNDER rife in pivot, and four small rides =
broadside forward In addition TO this formidable b.
terry she has gun mounted lying the starbsa1
sdo OF the engine hatch. Mr.. Gibbs could mol
certain IL caibrs, - was covered With tarpaniin.
She has crew Of about two hundred men, who looks4
dirty and undiscipined, and Morris apoosissA
for the appearance Of tho ship and crow, aAk
said they had been very busy for ths pass
few days. Her chief engineer iE confined TO his
account Of injuries received BY falling down hatchway.
aod she short OF assistant engineers much thaA
would be difficult 70 tho Electric Spark; but henaV
both vessels 70 Bermuda Nassau and isevs
his prize outside while he goes In with the Florida and
pfocures engineers for her. The Electric Spasa
steams, In her present trim, but knots which
owing 70 her being by the head No doubt but Morris
will use her a. tender Al least until her coaons hua
dred and twenty tonsgvss OUT or he may attemps -
rue her into Wilmington with her cargo
The following copy Of the parole Of Acting Aass1
Gibbs 4k
VIM. Gibbs. acting master In the navy o the Unisee
States Or America ID hereby paroiod upon hs word q
honor not against tue Confederate Stssos -
garrison or other military ydutv until duly exchanged
c. MARRINGAULT MORRIS,
Commanding Confederate States steamer FiorilA
JuLr 10, 1864
is be regretted that the Florida succeeded b -.
turing tho mall bags board Of the Electric SPARK q
well the oDca despatch bag. weshould have thousA1
that man Of common sense would have known enessA
10 sink his mail bags. especially tho government -.
patches. Now the Florida them for her ~
poses a. well send them 10 by the regular AsGiss
rsbe mail line Of stesmen which run 70 wtmingssa.
n. c. S~ssNs5U
Quite number Of vessels are In pursuit Of the FssAA
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81 Lous, July IL, 1894
Brissdiss General Pen, o. the coorsd recruits Of Mis-
souri,, has been ordered 70 shs nsh with brigade of
sssrs xeops General Ewing win hereafter have charge
of sssro recruiting In the stais and will prosecute
shs work With greater vgOr than has hitherto been
aoao
General Rosscrsps Order No. is1 = being very gene
rally rpoadsA throughout ths ssats The oit,ssns
ere ossanssas fer ssasssos, and shs liberalization y
everywhere nasMssssd 10 p~s acwn bushwhackins and
plsndsrias.
fbs Oaivs Street Hotel was burned dova iasa night
Ioss sssinassA - essO Oeo Insurance 900. Tie vsIus
a tAs building n sos ksewn. me occupants q ~
s.esss ssAsrasaA W. hsss ssaOsa wl> wAias ,ses,
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Quite number Of vessels are In pursuit Of the FssAA
Those reported thus far are the

The Ascutnsy, guns tnot the Aohican, ssAssa
yesterday, preparing, and may possibly got sway -
night from the Brooklyn Navy Yard. BY this sims, -
doubt the Connecticut. eleven guns Quaker cay ssv0
gums and ohsr large the Wilmington baoSk-
ade have been despatched In pursuit Of the pryatess
The Uutsd states Croassian, which arrives =
Boston Monday from the Gulf. has received Assv3
armament and full crew, and called yesterday sssehS
in pursuit Of The FloriaA. Commander Craven y y
command,
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEExrr HERALD must be band.
cd IN before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
circulation among the enterprispg mechanics farmers
merchants. manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country increasing very rapidly. Advertisements iu-
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD will thus by large
portion OF tho active and energetic people the United
6eatea
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

THE STUArIoN.-If the government has TO
recall Grant from Petersburg 20 drive away
tho rebel raiders we shall have all our woE
to do over again. But If we can kill or capt5re
the raiders without Grants assistance hs can
make short work Of Richmond aud end the
war. Is not this prospect worth little extra
exertiop nOWf
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Tho Democratic state Convention, fer the nomnAsioa =
candidates FOR state oscsrs and two electors q lares
was held 10 this place to-day. me nominees oe ~
Convention are folows:-for Governor, Hon. I. ?.
RedGed Of Montpelier Lisussaant Governor, Charles ~
Daveppors, Of Wilmington; Treasurer, Robert MAJ.
ormsby or Bradford Electors st Large, Epnram Chan-
beralu and John ,. Deavitt. seres Of resolutions.
mainly devoted 70 the deauaclaton Of the Prcsdsasr
administration, was adopted. About two hundred saA
CITY persons were present.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

RAIDS on Born Srpss.--From the excitement
caused BY the rebel raid into Maryland We
can estimate the excitement caused BY our
raids into Rebellion. Lee ia onls ssturuing
Granite compliments.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

A QuERr.-Is not this a very good opportu-
nifty for President Lincoln to recall General
Mcclellan to the defence OF Washington He
would have plenty of volunteers II he did so.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

PEACE DooroRs DrsAaRRESa.- Gun.
ther says that he Is afraid Of an outbreak here,
and Ben Wood says that "tbcre is not breath
OF characterization in the atmosphere Of this
metropolis
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

The DUrr or THE HouR.-Evcry able-bodied
man should enlist at once or send substitute.
Now Is the time TO do something for your
country.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Solomon A. Champiiu agaiDst bis wife. Sarah OnsmP
lu Also Mary A. zust against Charles Lass
the Court confirmed OF the referee ana granted
. decree Of divorce 20 the WIFE,
Tne ec,s,ou of United States COMMISSIONS Osborn In
the case o. Isaac Henderson, late Navy Agent. the in
yestgaos into which occupied the Court several days
last week is postponed for . few days.
The United States District Court adjourned for the
term, die
In the matter Of Amor J. Williamson, late Tax Com
missioner In which decision have been rendered
yesterday. Judge Brady, before whom the case was
argued has postponed his decision till Friday next, at
the suggestion Of the parties.
three iucendiary fires blazing simultaneously st
Trey on Monday morning.
The oss by the conhagraon which has been raging 10
the lumber country the northern part Of Wisconsin
will amount to $3.50 900.
The large hub and felloe mapuiactory at Hamilton,
Canada destroyed BY ncendiary fire on the loh
The loss is estimated at 100000.
There not much difference 10 the commercial situa
tion yesterday compared with the day before The
gold quotations very Irregular but not lower than
expected view OF the exciting regarding the rebel
raid In Maryland &c. Values entirely nominal, and
business was very light and concentrated tn few
hands. Everything WAS nat. aud the great strin-
sency in the money marke, promises 10 bring the specu
laiors up with round turn. Cotton was without do
cidca change. Petroleum lower. On 'Chaugo
there general break down In prices Of the leading
staples Of breadstus and provisions owing TO the di
Guilty OF carrying large stocks under the pressure
Of the money market. We heard OF heavy shaves
among operators in order bridge the chasm Of
speculative purchases Of pork -four &c. Freghts
quiet but without deciced change.
With largely increased receipts for the week, tho
kst for beef cattle emphatica!ly dull and heavy
while prices showed material decline compared with
last week. The extremely weather exertcd very
dc!eerious influence and tended car;a the and
restrict the purchases OF holders Prices ranged
loc to loc. lie. lsc but the bulk Of the offerings
were placed at from Ice. TO 1890 Mich duh
at $35 to S+5 SIS, to quality. veals iu mode
rate demand at &c. 70 &C l0c sheep and lambs sold
At from Sc rs 10 s. S. So Hogs irregular. but
closed a, about the last week. rather lower.
to wi-l0xc. a1ifc The receipts wore S, 1875 beeves,
iel cows, 4os veas 34 sheep aud lambs and ls3e5
hcgs
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

A SPLENDID CHAScE.-There 10 q splendid
chance for somebody to serve the Florida as
Captain winslow served the Alabama. The
captain who accompiisbes this will bc made
commodore at once Who will bs the lucky
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

GENERAL GRANT AND GENERAL LrSoor.N.-
General Grant has taken very good care OF
Lees army; but General Lincoln seems to
have neglected bis end of the rope This is the
cause of ell our woes.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

MAYOR GuSTHER's PROTEST. Mayor Cuntber
protests against the militia leaving this city.
Had he not better protest against the rebel
advance into Maryland and Pennsylvania
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

TWIN RArps-Tbe raid Of the rebel army
INTO Maryland and the raid Of George Sanders
and other rebel politicians from Canada.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
The Indisna Densocvssic State convsn-
tAOn.

NDAkArULBs July IL, IU09
The Democratic state Convention met here This morn
ins. After the organisation Joseph r. Mcdonald w.
nominated for 1ovornor, David Turpie for Leusenans
co-srnsr and the balance c the State ticket including
Judge OF tue Supreme Court for which sAs present -
cumb,p,s we're nominated fov reelection.
Resolutions were passed this Afternoon denouDcina
arbitrary arrests ths suspension Of the writ Of habssa
corpus the suppression Of newspapers and tho general
policy Of she national sud State omeu,s favorms
speedy peace and tbs promp payment OF We soldiers,
and compiimsutpg the troops
resoIsioa endorsing vaiIsndislssm, and pedsns ~
ssass 10 stand BY BIN 20 tho lsss AMID much oonfuso
was rssossd and substitute WAS adopted padains ~
as~ocsasy sainsasa OWL and pssseaa liberty ., ~
haxayda.
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The Bark Goieomaa.

BosToS, Jolly IL, loe&
The bark GoIoonda destroyed BY the Florida, haA ~
barrels Of sperm oil board and freight % SIS -.
Ions sperm and 20 ass gallons whaie oil.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

TIM Evmnu Coscxss " sns PAsx--Ths Park Connsp.
sousss announce that eovnss baud viii play tss iaks
o. ~ Park ths Afternoon and svsnlns. rhs afsrnoss
concert vii commence a haifpsss foss ~ shs svssiss
ssAssss a asess hafpAss ssySa
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suNsrRosS cAsEs.

RcFsonat IatefHGonce.
Colonel John 2 Weber, Eighty-uinth United &As0
cciored Infantry hes recsntly becn presented wtsA Q
highly complimentary series OF resolutions ocea-
siou q hs leaving thAS command.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 6l4 Broadway ErurortAn
eoses. DAscKs. 6c.-Gno sroLs Tag ,AgrAr BAG
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CAMPBELL MINsTRRLS. Bowerv.-vARIEp AND Ex-
CITING hELArGS or ErBfoFIAS ODDITIES
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

BARNUNs MUSEUM Brcadway-rwo GIANTS Two
DwARrs ALBISoA WHAT Ia IL. &C. Al al hours ma.
EuLx-At II A hi, ALL =. r. NJ
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xKw YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY. 6Is BroadwAy.-,
'tUEiosiTIEs LxcrraKs. from A. u. Till i0P. n
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NEW BowERr THEATRE Bowery-cArARAcr o.
fax GANCEs-LgAa-AEsASkIsn
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HooLEys OPERA HOUSE. Broosyu.-Eru,orrAs
.FoxCS DANcEs- BuEixsauEs, &c
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. ay.-Esst,su OPERA
rRA DIAvoLo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

Mach ~, a44.--Ana nSW it i hereby ordered
aAa directed b ths CoaFaon Council ~ ihs cfy
a ETanssiiis that ihs 5wHrrs q III ots o. Parts
q sts fraaiEg on 81 Adjoining the northeast slas
u Sinth street fram Chsenut 60 ghsrrr streets,
% ssl9 Cav ezuse the ssia sa Wais therues - b.
repaired plthla thirty days from the publication
q fhiE ofigr
A PTATTLIs, Clerk
f'lerkta ONE March Il fsfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
Come in out Of the Draft-Erlist in
the Veteran Service

FEsHE ssTH INDIANA REGIMENT. 49,.
Il bravery On sTsry Sattis GsIG from Es.stuekv
10 Georgia hss secured for Il a high uIz-s ar.o0S
the egiHants in fhsArmy q fass,sunfsrs
lshi sna : s--e famous chsrse, IS The advance q
Nhirskers brlgz1e, OF tke retsl works At T,,ok :
Gus aetaiAiE, altar ifs hr4FsFy and dssosisa
Ths Asz1Hsnt has E--s1l5ssed q veterans aod
rstar7sa h1Eus - recruit 70 its fighting weight
Cor. Morton has promised that il shall - Gll-d
- sIss1ilY - possible and has appointed ths IN
csrslsnei As BscruitfuR 6Ssl-srs f1r this County
1he highest esoTerr Ea@ur Eouus< : i'll - pad 70
accepted recruits Apply 70
CAPT JAS FETL WlLEfA2ss
CAPT JAS A GAEESks
Rs1Fzftinz Onsoes-, ~ p EeyAss eiSfs. = tfst
street, EsrWssz Main and sgs@H-ors sts-, Esels-
vile, Id. @1-<f-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
CORPORATION xorr5E.

0auNe 70 NEfAEG sfhENAtkA
March II, isf4.-- And noa Il j. hereby o-isred
sud aira~tsd - tbs csmmon Coanril II the tisY q
ksansxIiIe. that fte q al lots or paris Of
lots. fronting IN aAiaihIBx the east side a
fulton AveuHe, fgom Third % Fnurth street ia
SAID City, canse the siais aaiks tksreon % b
rspssFed siihia thirty day. from she publication
If this orfer.
A. PFkFRLIS. elsTs
Clerks once. sIarch 4. Issf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

esnEE FuN 4 s4fcE sIBx walls
March II. Ises.--And nov Il i kerehy orstrred
aud directed by tbs Common CouHcfi afths City 81
EssazriIls, that tbe Of all lots o. parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the ssuthwest side -
sixth street. from Mais % Locust Streets.
80 said City, caaes shs side waiks thereon 10 ~
broaghi 20 che proper gr@3s, and that they e4uza
= siseWsIk q class Ne. y laid doNB therten
within thirty days from the pHbiieafisu q this
or4sT
A. PFATFLIg. cisfE.
Clsrk,s one. Marsh q. Esea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

ooAPofATIoS NOTICE.

March l., Iss5.-And noW Il is hereby ordered
aud directed ~ tbs caniuasn Cgnnr - fls gifg u
Evansville that the of al lots o. psrfs -
tots. fronting on of adjoining she southeast ssas
% Kim street. frum MARKET street II the Canal.
ia SAID city cause tn .ide- wafks thereou o. -.
brought % the proper Zrsde, and fiIaf THIS
side walk Of Glass Eo. ., e. ~ laid down thereon
wiihsn thsFfy aavs fr,si tle Publication Of this
A FFAFFLTS. oisrt.
Clerks Oaoe. Mareh u lssi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
coRroRATIos NOTICE

March II. lss$.-And uoS il i hereby ordered
Ahd dirscted by the Common CouBeil u tie City u
Esaass iii-, that the e All lots or pafta Il
u Water street. irom Cherry % Oak streets ia
sid city. CARS the side Naiks thsTs0a 70 b
repaired within thirty days frem fks puhlisgion
q this order.
A. PFATFLTS. Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
roRPoRATTnN NoII.E.

eEbFH re NfekfA rffE SALa
Nash II. iss8 - And hoW L i hsTetg sFdeaea
ard directed b the Common Csaeil q ths city u
Evansville. lial The o~nsFs u 81 gls q fsfis II
tetas ireatiag ga q a3Jolnipg tEe koaihsesf side
Fourth Esrset from NinA % Bixi@ioh streets
Ia sad CITY, osnse The sds walks thereon 20 -
fspaired Within thirty days fea1a the ralheAflsn
~ this order.
A. PFAFTLTs, oierk.
Clerks oaiues Match "a, lsot.
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coRPoRArIos SoTIoE.

ckpEz 70 EEPArK SIDEWALKS.
March II. Iss4.-AuA new Il il berssv ordered
snd directed b the CommoE CoaEciI Of the CITY
= Evansville that The q all Isfs Or psrrs
Il lSkz, ffontiag ca o. 4dicsEing the vest side d
Mary srrsst, from AHB 10 Sixth streets in safa
siry. caEse tl1- Sidewalks thereon 70 l. rets rs
withis thirty days fran ths puslisAtisa u this
eTlag
/. A. PFAFFLIN, Clark.
cleFk's ozee, March q, 1864.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

AAHkA - htfAAA HAHA N&ANH
March II, istA.-~Aud HaH if il hereby or&sred
snd directed By the CaEfaan Councu 81 the Ctr Of
kTsEsrliie, thai the n al lafs parts If
ints, fronting On afluiniag the southwest side
q kinth street. fram Chrsnut 50 Cherry sfreefs
IN said City, eAnsa the sidewalks thsreon -
te rrraised within thirty days from ths rublsaa-
lion q this order. A. PFAFFLIs, Clara.
etefkis ORE, MaFeh "a, lea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

1'HE COMMON COUNCIL u The CITY of
kfaasyiiis viii receive seaisd proposals until
March Esfh. 1854, Tor farnishlag harsss, harusss.
Ae.s &C., and haniIng the steam firs Bagine sor
tas term of ere yesN.
The nature 81 the teFFifea % b. perf5ruisd can
- aaen 80 application At the Clerks Ofios
.PfAfFLtN, CLERK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
Cherry Street Sewer.

1--WE COMMON COUNCIL Oh THg CITY OF
4 EvsEsviils wiii rseeise sealed proposals. IN
- t~fape April lat, lisa, faf an eKieasion 81
aherry Street sewer from lie present termlnns
near Eighth siTgst. g. Tenth atTaet. - h esfa.
pietrd - the 1T day u September, tsfs
Flau ana SPECIFICATIONS nay ~ seeu ~ ths
coanfll Chssitas. A. pFAFFLIS, clsrk.
oi@gk's ufse. Msrrh u lsas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
Notice 10 Contractors

TfHE CVMM0S COUNCIL on THE CRY
i % hsausvilie wiil resolve sealed proposals
ATTN Fras, lhs ist DAY Of A Pri lsGl. 81 grad
tag thH siisy situate tstweru Leet aud Gooa@si
rtnsA sad extending ffuu SecoHd 10 Third
Streeis, ia saia cts A. rFAfFLiN. CLERK.
Clerks On4e4s Man-h u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
IrY ADVERTISEMENTS.


fTsnE COMMON cOCNCIL on THE CITY or
i Evausviiie viii scosiss s.sied proposals 90 ~
bearr Friday, tlie 18th day II March, tsaf for she
construction ~ Public Cfsiefns
rian and Efeciacstious naAy lie sseu nj thu
CLERKS ONE. A. fFATfLfN. Eterk-
Turks once, Mach L. isat
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A CARD.

THE USDERsIGSEp takes this method q
/ rrtarning his b-NrsI@lr sh9nkS to has nz7v
friends sn. pafFsss for IAs AssFsl srpport he has
resolved during bis stay IN this city, and % ~
takes pIesznEs II rsco-neadirE his SUCCESSORS
Nes.rs wilcox 4 AcGili. IS obllgiag geutIzfaan
and sktlIhll Artists, who vii do everything IN
heir rexsr &c Teadsr satisfaction 70 their pstTous
at us Old stand, oorSsr q Alsia and seSond
ssr~sss J. BURNS.
zksdI-.
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ALSO

Ladies, Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which | offer 10 the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
K@~No Goods at retail.
E@No charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
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Hav. in stock and arriving daily


Casks Trses ChAlas.
2e<o lbs Log Chain.
IS dozen c. S. Piaatsr's Hoes,
% Garden Hoes and Rskss
- s. shovels and Spades,
g. Hay sRd Manure Forks,
To0 sc scyths, snssths Ana Grades
LOO . Blqod's 9. :. Grass, GFsia sna
Bfiar scythsz.
. grsss seythe si0nss.
y dozen Hay Rakss,
= Sheep shssFs,
SO Cotton Cards.
Lon sFoss HALVES aud Forks.
so doaen Pocket Knfses,
1e0 gross Tea and Table sgosas.
% dozsn Coffee Mills.
81 MsAl Selves.
90 . Garry Combs,
50 kegs whasling Nails,
TO dozen Pad Locks, German American.
30 Door Lecks aud LAschss,
lo10 grssa American Screws.
LOO lozsn Shoe, -HOrss.. Cloth and Scrub
Brushes,
$50 Tea aEd Counter Scales.
cases Hard Frame States,
tons Berea Grind Stones.
Door. Gate and strap Hingss,
Boring Machine,
Carpenter Tools,
ceepsr Tools-BArtoss and Whites,
Ohio Tooi Company Planes.
cSilnet Hardware.
anl snd eTess Cut saws.
Chain Pumps, &c. &c.
"A most Of oar goods we're purchased for
CASH, before the lar sc advance In
Hardware, We sill aasr them Al The lowe -
possible rates.
JACOB sTRAuB soS.