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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13
JOITN sGANTLIN,

WHOLESALE hnd heihl Dchler IN
Tin-Ware. stoves, Crates.
HOLLOW~W WARE, COPPER, SHEET IRON, hnd
JAPAN WARE,
No. % Main Street, above Second,
Evansville, Ind,
nS~ Job Work promptly executed Ia the
best manner. Orders solicited, lsepl 3m
Christ. Hedderich. Jas. w. LaueF.
KK u - - RICH a LA ~ ~,
- Dealers in GROCERIES, PRODUCE,
HOPS, &C., &c,l Sycamore Street, between
Fourth and fifth, hvansyille, Ind.
All kinds of Country Produce taken In
exchange for Goods, and the highest mar
lket price paid. Il
In connection with the store, there is
large ana cOmmodiOus Wagon Yard for
the accommodation OF country dealers.
seDl6 div sAF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13

NTOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN the undersigned will apply 10 tbe
Common Council Of the city Of Evansville
for permission 20 build frame corn-g1led,
ls feet by 10 feet, on the alley end OF the
northwest half Of Lot No. l94, Ia the Dona-
ton Enlargement of said city,
sep27 dzw MORRIS =. JOHNSON.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
II n ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE
new Constitution Of tho State Of South Carolina, tho
Polls Will be opened Tuesday merit, tho 18th insi ut
G for the eieotion Of one " nG9 fr
the Hosc Of Representatives OF the State to supply
disqualfyng Office. immediately the close Of the
polls the votes shall bc counted and the election de-
Ward No. nt the City Hall.
Ward No. ut tho Courthouse
Ward No. Second Poiy at Palmetto EnginO House,
Ward No: i First Polly ut the Hope Engine House.
Ward No. Second POLY at tho Engine House corner
Ward No. at tho Eagle rngne House, Mecting-street
Ward No: at the Washington Engine House, Wander
Ward No. o. the Engine House In oolurnbussercet
Wa Ward o no; ,Md at Woys Wagon Veg & Yard Hingstteos
in more than ono Election District and tho MANAGERS
vos 70 5 so
the may be that have not voted this election
FOR Representative in anyothor DISTRICT and that ann duly
qualified to vote So help mo God" The Constitution
has attained the Of wcntyone years. and that he s
not panper nora non-oommisGoned officer private
soldier OF tho army, nor seaman marine of the
of tho United stacs; no aha for two yoars neIt
preceding the day Of election have been citizen of tho
Slate or for the sao poriod emtgrant from Europe
who has declared his Intentions to become citizen OF
I'll the Hned sasss according m to tho Constitution and
and for tho Inst six n,onths tho in tho District in
n ais state he does not ose tho right of resouco by
Temporary abBence with the intention Of returning; but
ono has hin homo md his family another State the
presence OF such person, although continued for two
years In tho State gives no right to vota
MANAGRRs.
WARD no.
oHAn1ra 1oyE' r nnrwAab =; rlii4sH! y; ssEhoDEn'
wAnD no.. 4
'S0' L. A0AShf' H. H. 1hbERa n; nsloES'
WARD NO. 3-1sr POLL
THos. P. oNEALL A. J. TIBIMoMs,
R0BERT T. DROWN.
ap POLL.
q T. Z. RODGERs, JOS. ". HiRRIsSOH.
SETH sfEkCER.
WARD NO. 4-1sr POLL
@ W. DINaLEY, SAMUEL WRBB
g. D. WELSH.
2D POLL.
JAMES GIILILAND. la I. McowRa.
W. }. Arson.
wAnp no. 8.
PETER 9. auERnY. lH. T. suRAu.
LKw1s v. MARTIN
WAND no. 8.
II. T. BAkT1kTT.. '
wAnD NO. Z.
J. I. sYMEa 1t. ANo1UK oosD7.
q @ THARN.
| wAnD no. O.
W. ". RILEY W u. lsoLRB,
| SoA A. T0RIAY.
Novcu,oer0 GHARLR8 LOVE Chairman.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

DBas TO INFORM HrB FRIENDS THAT HR HAS
roopened his Store AZ No. 30 MARKET BTREET. whore
he In prepared TO oor to s former patrons choice lot
OF 0ROCERIE8 seleotod from tho Baltimore r1arhete
rcrss ishing desirable family auppnes can bo readily
euitod Having received liberal patronage before the
fre which consumed bis stool. no hopes By striot a.
tenuon 10 business 70 mer1t ooaannanos Of tho szn
November "'-;r Ina
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TO THE MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS HoR THE ELECTION
TRIoT OF CHARLESTON.
yX1HEREAS, r. D. RICHARDSON ESQ. WHO AT
w the General Election held in October, 1866 was
chosen Member of the House OF Representatives for
the Election District OF Charleston to for two years.
has accepted disquanfying Office: And whoreas the
Constitution of the State of South Carolina directs TINT
in such Writ Of Election shall be issued by the
pose OF hng tho vacancy thus occasoned, for tho
ma1nder OF the term for which the member becoming
disqualified was elected to serve.
Now, therefore, you and each of you are hereby re-
quired after duo advertisement and with strict regard
to all the provisions of tho Constitution and Laws of
said State touching duty In such TO hold
election for amembcr of the House of Representatives.
for the Election District aforesaid. to for the re
nainder Of the term for which tho said member was
eeccd the polls to be opened nt tho various places
Election in tho said District Tuesday, the thirteenth
day OF November noxt by tho various sets Of Managers
for those places respectively enid Managers to count the
votea publicly Immediately after tho Anal closing Of tho
polls ct tue precincts whore tho votes have tnken
make out certificate of the result to be Hgred by tho
Managers or majority of them, and taken 10 the Court
for counting tho voes, Wednesday,, 14th November
on or boforo the hour Of IL M, by of tho
said Mnncgors; and tho Managers, majority of thcm
who may assemble shal proceed 10 examine tho afore-
said statement and declare the result Of tho Election
This Writ together with your return Of tho Election 70
to be hold under it, have before the House of Represen-
tatirts at it's next meeting aftor tho election.
Witness, the Honorable CHARLES H. SIMONTON,
Speaker Of tho House of Representatives. ut Charles
on this twentyninth day OF October, in the yoar
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
CHARLES II. SIMONTON.
JoHN T. sLoAN Clerk of the House of Representatives.
November 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

Sea Island Cotton aud Rice Plantations to Lease.
BY CLIFFORD & DLATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 la Brond-street.
To Lease, for torn Of years. In tho Parish Of ST.
Janos Santee the following valuable PLANTATIONS,
for producing, Sea Island Cotton and Rice:
THOMPSON PLANTATION, 5000 acres; 200 cleared;
$40 inland swump.
MIILDAM OR COFFEES PLANTATION, ITS acres
cleared highland; 125 inland swamp.
FLNTFIEIID PLANTATION, 1000 acres; 200 cleared.
DUX SAINTS OR BoNNEAU's, 1900 acres; 200
cleared.
Tho above adoin md will be leased separately to-
gDihor tuths0 Novembor6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
FLOUR, SALT, BACON, BUTTER,

FLUUR, SALT, BACA}N, BUTTER,
&c., 60.
00n BARRELS FLOUR, EXTRA, sCPEH AND
OVU FINR
1000 sscls Liverpool Salt In good order, and large
16 hhds Shoulders nnd Hides
80 pkgs- Loaf Lard In kegs and tubs
100 boxes Goshen and English Dairy Cheeso
20 frkins Choice Butter
80 hnlf barrels Fulton Market Beef and Pork
100 barrels Stuarts Sugars-YolIow O. Rofned @, A,
md best Crushed
rs Baclin Rio and Java Cohee
80 barrels Brown Sugar
80 pkgH Green and Biloxi Tea, whole half and
quarter chests
80 barrels Cubn Molasses and Golden Syrup
200 boxes Boap, Colgates and Dabbiu's'
50 barrels Gibssons and Rectiled Whialroya, In
whole and half barrels
20 boxos Collins Axes
ALSO,
All descriptions Of BREAD, LIQUORS, PANOY AND
DOMESTIC GROCERIES,. Stono Ware, Wooden Waro
Dagging and Rope.
For sale low by VIM. MAR4CHER,
November tuth1mo No. 70 Elst Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
p,,,o,L, S,n Island cotton Plantation at P,'iuo
' Sale.

.7y C1IKHF0ItD " NIATI4EyyES,
Ron. E,tato Agents, No. 81 La Broad street.
SyDEEy GROVE, situated at Port Royal Forry, tho
Cooenw River miles from Beaufort, in Prince VII
nms Parish aiming s6l cores, $50 cleared balance
and tho location admirably adapted for store and
lumber yard for tho sale OF lumber on commission
Wat + transportation abundant
Eorcmbor Il tuths6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
PRIVATE SALES.
Valuable Real Estate IN Archddte-street.
HY JOHN s. RIGGS.

'o'''' HY JOHN $. RIGGS.
THAT MOST EIIGIDLE LOT. on tho Test side OF
nhiaio strcct known au tho property OF tho German
sI, So,icv meserirE 100 feet front by 21S feet In
deph oru or less On tho lot arc remaining tho walls OF
S,;t -, nI could casy be arranged for large school
or private dwelling Also very neat two story Dwell
n'I thrc., wells tho lot and other walls Of
Iitsc and ouihosc4 remaining. which can easily ho
fitted This is most desirable location ior scho"' d
on''f'n coRfSR CINE BROAD AND EAST DAY STREETS.
November . ilu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

Wholesale Liquor Store and Sample Room
BY WI. NJ. PIlLOT,
No. 25S lin the Benh) King street.
At PriV1te SaIe-
A WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE aid SAMPLE ROOM,
on East Bay, tho Old Custom House. The entire
Stock and Storo Fixtures will DO sold. moderate
accommodating torms to approved purchaser. This
is popninr business house. having good run of GUS
tom he Soro will be leased to the purchaser tho
stock Novenbsr 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

Sea Island Cotton Plantation for Sale.
BY CLIFFORD IS NhTI4EWES,
Real EIstrto Agents, Mo. 81 1-2 Broad Street.
At Private Sale
husband PLANTATION, situated on tho stono
River, Johns Island, miles from Charleston, and
cees'bic as M tnos Dy Wator-9S acres 100 Cleared
been made this place; has river front Of mio
with bcaafn location for building. Its proximity to
pIsco arc twolvo negro houses and IN ongno house.
November suth6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
Cotton plantation and MW:

({,Uon Plantation and 1U.
SY CLIFFORD IS MhTHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 la Broad street.
ny UPLAND COTTON AND PROVISION PLANTATION,
q mos from Canaden, Little Pine Tree Creek; D75
aercs Ia5 cleared; balance well umbered On tho place
Ia new Wheat and Corn Bil nevor-failing stream.
with 10 feet head Of water overseers house, house.
stable and for so negroes. This pnco ia
perfectly healthy all the year.
Within half mile of tho Mill in the village of Kirk
wood n Dwelling House Of rooms, we'll finished, with
extensive Easements for sorerooms, oil necessary
buildings and of Land all of which will be
together.
EovlmbcrG 6 tuths6
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-03-11

A Coon RETORT.-The New York
Tribune-"alone in its glOry"-indulges
in the coarsest and most ungcntlemaniy
personal abuse Of President johnson.
Euraged at the noble and patriotic utter
auces Of his eloquent and able speech TO
the citizens Of Washington. ii basely in
s;nuatss that be was inebriated. The
.IournsI Of Commerceis reminded by this
of 4 little story which the Tribune. or
sosaa.oslshz.RaRsr A $ stamp, related Of
- or two ago.
Radical Congress
CATION waited on
a the removal Of
Command in Chief.
Ssa8n that be was in. fbe
Khiskey.
Rpcoln, "and doyou
-Ehiskey. gentle
was the Presi-
ould tel me I
rel q The same whiskey
II in the army"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-03-11

100 Duplex Elliptic Skirt should
examine the hoops to Be sure they get
the genuine--Adverfisemenf.
Spectators in every variety Of skirt.
especially yeung men Of . susceptible
age. are in danger of being imposed uPon
With : spurious article.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-03-11

Possession OF the wIdUW. IL further
khe appointment of a commissioner to
n account, &c, or for such further or
lief, &c.
lis Of subpoena is prayed against the
1t is issued against the widow and
ren, and executed on the widow,
II and as guardian of her children,
Bill alledges her to be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
The Reading Railroad Disaster.

TWO PERSONS KILLED IND SEVERAL SEVERELY ISJuRkD.
From The Phfsdelphis Evening Bulletin.
The regular mail train on the Philadelphia ana
Reading Railroad om PosVe due in the city Al oeloch
last evening rsa off the Valley Forge The aeo'.
dent was caused by switch being le open by an np ss
,.n The train 20 which the disaster happened wa CON-
od If locomotive and tender mail sad baggage car and
ve nassruver cars latter filled Win people LUG
Whole train was down an embankment ~ ieot IA
bht Tie engine tlrnsd on Its side the ender
vas unet and ths first passenger car was driven INTO the
car greatest CONSERVATION Prevseo among
90 for some time and IL Is miraculous that hnnd-
red were moi killed o. msued One young girl haa her egs
bken but none OF the other passengers sustained any seoa"
INJURIES Many bruised by being pitched about 80 tU
Durng the II 1e down the enlbanknent Thomas Doinsn
who has the contract carrying the malls through Phiade
phs wls riding in the baggage car He was thrown under
he tender and frghtfly msnged He brought 70
hs residence spruest. near Firth. where be died
o'clock hls morning. Mr. Dornsn well known in scluy
lin County where lie formerly resided The baggage master
who was In the with Mr. Dornsn strange 10
escsped without scratch The fireman Of the tran was
thrown tender and time elapsed before he
could BE- exreated. When taken out be was dead We
could NOT ascertain his name He belonged 20 Reading Tie
engineer escaped iajury beyond few bruises Tie passen
gers by the ufed train we're oronght 70 the cry ey s
Reading accommodation tgan which Is due lev AonJs""'
than Tie n al tit.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

The Shasta (Cal) Courier gives the particulars o. 'hs
discovery Of recently formed volcano on the easep soy.
Iron Mountain The smoke Is described as coming al ~,
ssure In tho rocks that about three hcnes ~, rna
or ght feet long II is hot and smells sniphus, & a.
In the vicinity was covered with dead rattesha'
ground sOuiFres which he'd evidently uso" 'e
IA. he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
9nrsfmfnis.
MIR. MAX MARETZEK,
IVA Director o. the

MIR. MAX NARETIEK,
IVA Director o. the Italian Op.ra
keW-York.
sra boz 10 return NV heartfelt thanks 70 persona Tor oei
srea e In directing and otherwise pronotrs ne success tne
matinee evening rea srou volunteered Tor ny DeAe
a. 81 living Hall Saturday the sh INST - - I'LL
am desro. OF through you how csepy sensible
o. the generosity shown b. Tie many dilis CO.. ~ -
bers Aezek ltsian Opera Company Of h OIea ono
MI Growers Opot Compalesvh0 WHOM H., $500
their valuable services behalf on that oeclon IN
equally indebted the resident artists, oFchea pa9i
chorus whose assistance placed entirely at your ~
Mr. J. 6osche, who a5IneI the business man seel y. ~
oerts aud ny friends and the public, whose os4 49,
20 great extent, cancelled tie loses slel ~ ..,rg 80
family through burning 90. Academy OF Music ny
EMiL RULLMANN
Nev.York, June 10, 1860.
Mesfos L. r. HARRISON & Co. PyoDTi,forf o. jrrne ii4 -
Permit tender you arublc acAuo"ieo
your generosity IN uatuon.y pses s,
ia di.p0so Of the who arranged Tor the '0s,
behalf Saturday afternoon and evening would s1o
Irving hah expression o. my sppeugH -
their kndne- IN rendering teir services 81 uo
Your obediaHt servant, EMIL hIbLHH4'N
" la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

THE MASON 4 HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
4 -FfTrY.TwO GOLD SILVER MEDALS Or other iilDii'
f-TfFRF Nif been awarded 81 H. within D." hais
srd SF1s NIEtS within $40 l..i iof weeEs Tor lhE bLsl
INSTRUMENTS oil THIS GENERAL CLASS. ..
t.t ,v rfes-t,d tle clcr from more than -
of1- ,sf euln' oranists go nuilus 10 ne co iai
MASON A ItAMLlS CABlNLI ORGANS ARE lNEOl A.hD
Price. 100 sso0 warc,o'ms No - Broadway Now OH
UNITED PIANO-FORIE MAKERS,
No. 8fWALhtIt-sI.. Nea-iorE.
Oar Csonsuv iein- cOuIol entirely o. sup"uor wofs.ri
Va .rs 1bd lrol1cr noe perec; Piano'toe THAN AM
DTdFR HOUSE.
f.sry ia..r. aoai .r--lntesl lar Tive Years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained, Oh reasonable
~ terms "A al keS.bnnsls Couaodsion' o.. tnr
re ay with and every lfapisrrner'
tbTougout rood accommodations oI pes a.n %
hep horses Address T. o.. Box No ~ rew-bf nv!k N
GOUNTRY BOARD-Familes can secure BOARD
~ Ia the Of kinderhoot coDvtrf "a Harlem hoad D-p'
they enjoy the comfort and freedom q meme Adts"
Boz No. ~ fs.sti1, Columbia County, y. p
CAFE RETREAT from CHOLERA. food Sc
- eonuodaona FOR 2S OF % isrie h wilton, Wit
facilities sni cold 5zhi he
purssqe oosi IN ne State A. interview a BE- bal
pr0preto X HOLLAND. a. No rs Lt.Lf Mordtv and
DAY ia and 2h ins, from o. 10 H. trd 20 GOOD
reference given.
CEAsIDE, WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, r. l..
~ three miles Ess' o. Stouirrtol. Cons.
PLiMPION HOUSE.
Fr.t season ard New fIsf tfsf Accom-,
on Open irou the middle Of june 10 C.toot.
Watch Hill Poin dne cir sailing tshrg td snf bsh
ks 10 not srfpassd tho Whole Y s.coss1s ~ New
Fof stouinso sisau sr OF enna s1a ~ osa, con-
ssctBs the Shore Line Railroad Sfemcn fsi b,as
with al trains A. st1.nron, foI y at I'LL hcee'
A PIINPIDN o.. WesteIV j.. D.. I.Iri y ].
Amer July ]. Post Of 20 sd4rfis >ffrinffra. tonr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
ifle0ital.

DR. j. COILS BROWNIES CHLOR0DYNE.-.
The Right Hon Russell communicated 20 the t'hse OF
Pbyan ard Davenport that be had received 70
the effect that ouy remedy Of service Sho era W.
RODYNE-See Lancet December d. 1904 HENk1 SMITH Spe'
cial Agent No. 3 Nassau s., n Y
nR- J. COLIIS BROWNIES CHLORODYNE.-
F.ir,ct from hieicL Timed, Jan r. 1905 pr-sehhed W
Scores orthodox medical practitioners OF course would not 70
nm. ,iuxgrv popular did supply aud nj place
HENRY SMITH speei Agent, Ne % Nssssl-.t N ',
nR- J. COILS BROWNIES CHLORODYNE ~
IL the bc certain remedy coughs colds asthma ee
sumption neurs GA rheamstism SC, ---------->
nR. J. COILS BROWNIES CHL0RODYNE ~
certain cure in cholera dysentery diarThee, COLES lo
HENRY SMITH, Special Aren't No 81 Nas.aG,t '.
mr.. j. COILS BROWNIES CHLORODYNE.-
C.ution-None genuine without the words Dr. y tehs
Browne. Chorosyne" the Government ssmp overwhe-%
,a.i bottle Sole mangiAe1n J. IL
DSVFNPoIT No % Great Russel-st, Boomsbery London
HENRY SMITH. special Agent. No y Na''aast ~ D.
Sold by al Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
VlUT HARRISON BOILER a SAFE STEAM

fT'HL HARklSDN BOILfR Il CAT 4 b1iIh"
BOLER.--Ths Steam 0euer combines essential i'd
v.ntsge. IL ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION IN t-s
cost and cost reps durability, economy a. iu sclS 81 cssa-
nr an transportation possessed by other boiler
formed combination o. caTon hollow spheres ea'L s
ine external Of inch thk 1bese
wroughron 9 VIII a. Tie ends
90 Il by punching or vttns Nh"
othe wToughron boiler pife about Gems
Tvey tested by hydrsnlc az !C poand o. ne
inch 1T CANNOI bE u iSS4 O.'DEh AM iINN
BIZ STEAM PRESSURE.
Under pressure which might IN ordinary boe every
saint m t, becomes z No other generator
this property relief under extreme pressure "0' mary
% itself 81 preventing disaster. " -,
Il, not affected by corrosion which destroy the wrought
m s ,qa to best boe Atug from the large extent ano oa'-
- 6re ts heating surtsce also from the waved me
OF the su-ice which thorouhy mixing the gases induces or
Tie hae causes tn e"N
ssiv sbsr.l than IN ordinary tubular ilder boicr
gels quickly and with little fuel IoNuees s"Isi'
without separate apparatus eno no. h-o % l
or ocug esy transported, aud may DC tlk apart sc 'Hs
no uecs than 81 pounds In oncN secs OF a.
,4. The largest boiler through opeuiue ioot square
readily cleaned inside aud out Under ordinary
is kep frec frou permanent deposit By blowing TIE water enfty
week. u requires no special s IN
It's management Injured paris be renewd with great hcly,
shape and size When renewed 70. shs
boiler esns TIE oil tue boiler "'
neve med uule,s unfairly used
Foe he mining districts Of California Colorado and Nevada e 10
facility Tlnsportat0n a. u may ne nses
piece need weigh over egAty ponh1S
h has les weigh, and takes less than onehat the srcnd .t
Of ordinary cylinder boiler without beng nereasl ~ 10y
ANY Kind OF BE- need from the nosf expensive /" ie
f1se col dust 100 OF these boilers now az
some Of them beI. es,ablIsnmen's in England and -
MS country Drawns. and specifications free Of charge f9sn'
Works Grsys Ferry Road adjoining United states Aensh f'A
adelphis, Pa -------.
XXvOOLEN MACHINERY for SALE.-A srperloi
w lot siug Cards OF Card Jaoks biol BOZ
drs.s UNION IRON NORRIS Rhnebeck, " or Nc 81 M.-es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
Gbe Curt

VTNION COURSE, J.. L. TROTIING-On TUES
u DAY June Pure Of coo Eie heats 6e,t three IN
dg. Ia harness, D. Pliers < BLONDE, j. J.. Eobs D. o
GEORGE ~ PATCHES lT H. Woodrlts = No. LADY hSs ~.
ID Mace h. - COMMODORE FANDERblLT, Owners y
GIN BUTLFR Carr South Ferry ~ l4 n AID i<' y
m and nom to Fulton aDd Wiamiburg Ferries every ID minutes
~ i r tbe coga direct Ffirient police
' WILLIAM SHAW. Proproos
VTNON COURSE, LONG ISLAND, TROJIlhGt
4 On MONDAY juno i;h a. M pnrs and stoke Of 10,
mi 10 he best lufncTs "a ft'h
ALLEN; d Pnfefs blk. HthMlNG bIhDf y No"oIshsb
WM. SHAW. Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
fireworks.

nEPOT for j. ". n tDFiELDH flRSI Fkh-
IL MUM FIREWORKS ial sss5rimeni o. q hes qna"'
K FOULD.ho 80 Jonna.
EREWORES "A general assortment Of Fiaii ana
4 Coore4 FiNWORK- ,ui o. the bes ql!ty Tor a. y
BhDEAU. LOCKWOOD Coz, No. ~ ns'', -
IIREW ORks.-HADlIEED FIRST PREMllM
A FIREWORKS. g.d WAUGH, N0NPAELil, n 9hIi."oi'''
A. WAUGH. Proprietor.
DICKHARDTs Extension PARLOR BEDslLAD
Silver Medal Il lat American Institute entirely l
Che sofa bed % h equal 1pna q hs is
Car be IN sois esf % sit tie Factory 40
sselToom, No 67 b-s ssEst, soan Ma IsiA'.f o"
Lspd saa aE.s 70 e.sgL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
1VHF ADAMYNTINE BRICK PRESS

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caution the public cgssnst their iuposons L. C. WOODhufF,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
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