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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-19

APPLES AND HICKORY NUTs.-A
large stock from the Green River
country, of excellent quality, at
OAKLEY & RUsT's,
s- Water Street. =
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DEAD.-We learn that Mr.. Charles
Joyce, travelling agent for A. L. SEQ,
vile & Co., of Cincinnati, whe was
thrown from his wagon near Newburg
week or ten days ago, and seriously
injured, died from the effects of his
injuries on Sunday night Mr.. Joyce
was citizen of Centergille, Wayne
County, Indiana, where he leaves a
wife and two children. He was an
Odd Fellow, and received from the
Brotherhood at Newburg the most
tender care. and was furnished the
best medical attendance.
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CoTToN SALEs.-Thad. p Gibson,
at the sign of the Suspended Cotton
Bale" Sycamore Street, between Wa
ter and First, will sell 6ne lot of
cotton, between 10 and II o'clock
this morning. A large Attendance is
requested. p
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B% A full supply of justices
Blanks for yale at this Office. If
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KANAwHA SALT.-A supply of
Coarse aud HIM Salt, expressly for
Packers use, for sale by - a.a
J.. stE j.. RUFFNER, JR.,
.re Agent Kanawha Salt Co.
- nov157d1W r. ~ aafi ESQ o. r
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a&T How many mothers suffer the agony
- seeing their little ones snatched away
ZE0za them by the Whooping Cough, or
B1pthe~ia, when p single bottle of Poland's
White Pine Compound would have saved
KAR baby's life. 1t is infallibIe.
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DgowNED GooDs.-Capt. Stephen
Moss, President Of the American 4 IN
suranee CompanyS and one Of the
owners of the Peerless, G. ". Tate.
Secretary of the Globe Insurance
Company; Major o. Palmer. A gent
OF the Underwriters; and several of
the city agents, We're asserting out the
drowned goods of the Peerless, yes
terday. Those articles net utterly
destroyed will be1reshipPed to- Gin
cinnati, and sold for the benefit of
the Underwriters. stt-,q AQUA
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Machinea Use Olarl.Is .Spool Ooaor
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Dry GooDs AT ,AUcTIoN, Chute
~ jenkins will sell at aution, two
thousand dollars worth of Dry
Goods, Notions and Hosiery, com
mencing on Monday Nov. 18th, and
continuing till the goods are sold.
Sales will commence positively at
o clock p. A.. s 4gsB ~, noVl3-d6t
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Tsrre Raute and INDIANAPOLIS. b
FROM TERRE HAUTE.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad9
~ FROM VINCENNES.

NfNIlItZ A4aIi1ls lNIDILl2 "
Z:2lfzM 80 2
Express =. ......-&..s.. 40 isSG SOS
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Cdrk's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 80

BOILED CIDERI BOILED CIDERl |
BOILED CIDERlll-Sweet cider, buck
wheat -four, hominy, fine syrups, and
all kinds of new fruits, and other
goodies, at the New York Grocery.
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ladies' use CIark ! spooI cottoa.

GENTS: The finest aud best select
ed stock CT goods for Fall and Win
ter ever brought to this city can be
found at 81 Main Street. Cali and
see. SMITH x DARLINu, ...L
aug27 Merchant TailOrs.
lL;Z,nlr,.lTe NIL 60 i e,.n..,...,h,,..
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uHLHoRN & RRINKMAN

Successors to NJ. a. LAwRENcE,
Established in lB4S.) laH
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
AAGERIC Can AND ITALLAN 1GARBLA
and a superior quality of Limestone Tor
building purposes, window siIis,
caps, fronts door stills, &c,
Nos. 100, 1O2, and tO4 Main Street,
Next to Court House,
Evansville. Indiana.
Enchl4 Nv
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CITY n EWS.

- THANKs.-We are indebted to Mr.
GeosoWg Hill, Adams Express Mes
senger on the bob-tail, for New York
papers of Friday. delivered at ten
O'Clock yesterday morning, ,.,,a.,-
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Hand sewing try Afil,oard's Needles.
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Milward's Needles are the best.
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PERsoNAL5-Among the passengers
by the Morning Star, yesterday was
U S. Marshal Merriweather, Of Ken
lucky, and NJ Booth, Superintend-
7ent of the River Line of Telegraph.
The former left on the Nashville, for
Paducah. .5 80 SO 'l' 10
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A CARD.-The impression seems to
prevail with many persons that be-
cause my stock Is fne, I must neces-
sarily sell goods at large profits
and high prices This is an error.
1t is true. that part Of my stock
is very fine; yet L have a large
assortment of medium grade goods,
and every garment sell is fully as
well made as the best custom work.
But my stOe K was purchased re-
Gently at the bottom of the decline
on wooden goods, and lam really
selling clothing al half athe aprofts
usually charged on the same class Of
goods, in order to build up a trade.
My customers can depend on getting
fresh, fashionable, stylish outfits at
very little more than is usually paid
for slop shop stuff.
novlj dat nj Lyon.
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CIark's spoOI Cotton IS the best..

Mtla0drd's Helip Needles, ia Patent
Wrappers, are superior 20 all others.
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PIANOS AND ORGANsZFor rent by
the month or quarter, and rent APP
Piled on the purchase, III desired.
WARREN & CoNYNGToN.
nov15 Ivy .t.-,...g ~ -.,''
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4 Fatal ACCIDENT = On- Sunday
evening mold man of sixty=or sixty
five years, and5Yery deaf, named Pat
rick DaughertS andsbut recently of
Paoli, Indiana, where he had been
Postmaster for thirty years was run
over by construction train on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, west
of Vincennes, and instantly killed.
He was walking upon the trestle
work, and it is Supposed that he did
not hear the train approach. He was
"a man highly respected, and his wife
having recently died, he had removed
to the vicinity of Vincennes, to live
with his son, #Ae livesen the Illinois
side, oppositeftheg eftga Tliesdagineer
blew the whistle, and supposing the
man would,8tep of the track as the
train apnreacbeds7didl not nstop the
train until it was too late.4
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apECIAaN NOTICES.

.A.EEZo ST.
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FLY CATCHES s. Athletic g.
HONE RUNS A ctive o. Athletic /.
UMPIRE DIR. We borne.
SCoRERS-Ba bcOck and Wright.
Time of game hours and - minutes.
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DR.. T. G. YANNUYs.

Special attention given to Surgery.
All cases of a surgical character, as Pri-
waite Diseases, Affections o: the Eye, &c,
will receive rational treatment.
Oniee-97 MAIN STREET. fnovl8 dow
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INpRovING Justice James r..
Walker who has for nearly two
weeks been confined to his house by
illness. is, we are gratifed to learn,
improving, and hopes soon again to
be at the post of 1uty, in his Temple
Of JUSTICE 30 - a3t =, " IL. = : ! /,
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b The RIVER TELEGRAPH.-The
River Telegraph line, sometime since
completed and in operation between
Louisville and Greensboro, has been
continued to- Henderson, and DIR, n.
M. Booth, the builder and superin-
tendent of the line, has gone to Hen
dersonEto open an Office. This is an
important connection and Billprove
a greataconvenienceto steamboatmen
and shippers: to say nothing of the
citizens of the various places=along
the line where Offices are located
We presume it with be extendedto
Evansville S
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M. LYoN.

SAT- BOATs.ZFour Hatboats for
sale by u. RUFFNER, JR,,
novl51w Agent Kanawha Salt 60.
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ANOTHER BtRabARY.-Some time

ANOTHER BIT RGLARY.-Some- time
during Sunday night a burglar en-
tered the saloon Of Major Jarvis, on
Water Street, between Sycamore and
Vine, bymeans of an outsiders. Two
drawers in the saloon were cut open.
with knife or chissel, and revolver
and Derringer pistol stolen. The
burglar also assembled to the sleep
ing apartment Of the Major, and took
from his pantaloons pocket S. in sill
yer. and scattering his clothes over
the floor, left. A lot of silver spoons
and strainers standing on the bar
near the drawer, were untouched, and
the whisky was not tasted. The
Major thihkssit was a mean thief that
would rob him, and we think so, too.
BASE BALL MATCH GAME. "A
match game of base ball was played
at Princeton, Ind, on Saturday, No
vember Is, between the Active Base
Ball Club, of Evansville, and the
Athletic Club, of Princeton, which
resulted inthe following score: II
p @16 c-rrxyus - ATuTETrc
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR OWEN sBORO AND CANNELTON.
The excellent passenger steamer
j. r. WEBR.
liz 8 Bob Lancaster, Master;
Chef. Bradley, Clerk,
Leaves for CanneIton and all way land
tngs THIS DAY, Tuesday, Nov. 10th, at
For freight or passage apply on board. 1T
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FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO.

FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO.
The new and elegant side-wheel steamer
81 n MAYFLOR Err,
1870 Josh. V. Throop, Master
Leaves for the above and all Intermediates
ports THIS DAY, Tuesday, Nov. 18th, ut
4 Pm. .a .uaI.... arL
For freight or passage apply on board.
or to t- HUBS, PATRICK s. CO.,
or &. r. RUDD, + 4letfl.a -
novlS dit ..r. 81 -e,. Agents.
P0R PADUcAH AND CAIRO.
The elegant low-Water steamer
g. CHARMEH.
- HI. II. Dexter, Master;
- Jack Gram n1er, Clerk,
Leaves for Cairo and all way landings
THIS DAY, Tuesday, Nov. 18th, at 4P.M.
For freight or passage apply on board
or TO r. K. DU&RERSOS & CO.,
movie dit Agents.
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RatchelOr's Hair DYe.

~. A43aas -fl-s IAa
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1Yo13ss8 aoaHlfoT baEa ao3s@
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Take none other than Olarh's Cotton.

NiI,oaroTs Ne.e'd.less, for sale everywhere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15

New MEMPHIS THEATRE. The first
week of Vestvalis engagement has served
to highten the appreciation in which she
is held by the patrons of the New Mem
phis. After playing Continental and
heroic characters for one week she as
sumed, last evening, the best role in
which she has yet appeared, and the
house was SO full that it would have been
impossible to crowd hundred more in
side the walls. Vestyali's Cameo is
piece of acting of which any one might
be proud. Every look, word and action
seemed to express maternal interest Tor
the lost child. Her songs were splendid
and were applauded by all who could ap'
preciate the sweetest singing ever heard
in this theatre. Cameo, TIE HebreD
Mother, will be placed on the stage again
this evening, and will underotedly draw
a large house, for with Vestvali in the
leading role, as well supported as she
will be by Mrs. flanagan and Mr.. Vince
lock, it is one of the most interesting
plays produced during the season.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15

JUDeR LEoSARD's REPoRT.-The anx-
iously looked for report of Judge
Leonard to the County Court, in regard
to the $4,000 pauper appropriation, was
made yesterday. The Judge states that
at the July term the County Court made
an order that the twenty-one paupers,
more or less, at the old State hospital,
adjoining the city, and under the con-
troll of the Mayor and Aldermen of
Memphis, should be cared for and sent
to the place calleJEth poorhouse, about
three miles northeast of Raleigh, and
instructed him to carry out the order.
The paupers sent to the poorhouse were
refused admittance. JOIN c. Quinlin,
who took them there, tesiifes that he saw
Mr.. Neal, one of the Commissioners, who
refused to receive said paupers, ana
stated there was no accommodations for
them and when informed that these
paupers were negroes, he peremptorily
refused to have anything to do with them,
saying they did not receive them before
the war, and would not now do so.
Asked what he must do with them, and
the reply was, you may take them out
there in the road and kill them, if you
wish TO get rid of them" Desired to have
some food furnished, which Mr.. Neal
refused, saying there was no provisions
in the poorhouse, and he would not
get them any; in consequence Of which
refusal, was compelled TO bring them
back to Memphis, they not having had
any food all day. Mr.. Neal remarked,
you can go and see the man in charge
Of the poorhouse " and perhaps he will
furnish them with something Made
the request to the man in charge, and he
refused, saying he had no provisions to
spare. Delivered, or showed to Mr.. Neal
the order Of Judge Leonard, which he
said made no difference; that Judge
Leonard could make the order, but it
was for them to say who should be ad-
mittcd, and that they would not receive
the twenty-one paupersi that even II
there were plenty OF accommodations
and provisions, they would not receive
them on any consideration whatever. In
conjunction with Sheriff Winters, place
was provided for the poor creatures,
where many others were attended to
during the cholera times. or the Sl0,-
600 appropriated, $3.50 40 was ex-
pended by warrants issued by Sheriff
Winters, DIR. Barker aud assistants, for
the support and burial Of psupers, the
different items footing up the above
amount The report was received by
the Court and ordered to be filed. Many
Of the magistrates objected TO Judge
LeOnards disbyrsing the money Goa
trAry to their orders
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15

0UE jon 0FIFcE-The PUBLIC LEDGE
job printing department has been lately
supplied with the latest and most ap
proved patterns of type, borders and
presses, aud is better prepared than ever
TO accommodate the mercantile public
Our prices will continue to be the mos
reasonable in the city, while our w'rk is
guaranteed to give satisfaction. We have
the only complete printing Office in the
city. and viii continue to give our Gus
toners inducements no others in this
market can affsrd. Call and see. /
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15
SEE Elson's advertisement.

The OLYMPIC, SECOND STREET, Be
TWEEN JEFrERs IN AND ADAMs.-This
resort Of che masses was reopened to the
public, Saturday evening, with an entire
new company, and under a new NAN
agement The company is well selected,
and from the programme which we see
literally distributed, we are promised an
excellent return for the investment Of
twenty-five cents-that being tive ex-
treriely low rate charged in consequence
of the stringency of the tines Who
would not enjoy an evenings amuse =
ment at this low price2 liz
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SEE EIsOn's advertisement
ll

AMATEUR THEATRIcAIs.-A comph-
mentary testimonial has been offered to
the Memphis Club By the Puizel Dsa-
matte Corps, aud the entertainment will
take place at the Club Hall o., We0nes-
day, the 23d inst The Serious Family
will be performed, with the following
ladies and gentlemen in he east chas-
NJ. Strauss, Eugene Lehman, I.Oa La
brie, julius EIson. n, Holland, Mrs N
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Money Market.

Gold adv anced to l32 buying. and Is firm.
City Scrip dull at $500. County warrants
selling at 80 TO rs. Southern money is dull and
rates are barely maintained. Brokers pay the
following rates for State banks Bank Of Chat
tanooga. n; Bank of Memphis. par; Bank Of
Middle Tennessee, go; Bank Of Tennessee (eld
issue, So: Bank Of West Tennessee. so; City
Bank Of Nashville. 60; Commercial Bank. par I;
Merchants Bank. rs: ococ Bank. Is; Plan
ters' Bank. IN; Southern bank. %; Bank of
Shelby, lille. IS; Traders Bank. S; Union
Bank, ". t W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15

JAIL COMMISSIONERS the County
Court yesterday, Judge Swayne, one Of
the Commissioners recently appointed
to investigate and report on the progress
Of tie wcsS on the county Jail, stated
the magnitude o, the undertaking was
much greater than they had expected.
They were ordered to send for persons
and papers, which implied some person
to send il; it would require clerk to
take testimony the papers are exceed
ingly voluminous, and it will cost con-
siderable amount to go through with q
thorough Investigation. We are led to
believe that there has been some steal
ing going on, snd that the Taxpayers are
interested in this matter. Now, are you
willing that we should incur this ex-
pensel If not, then we wish to resign.
We find, also, that we will have to en-
ploy an architect to make estimates and
furnish other information. Il |. was re-
solved that the Jail Commissioners be
authorized to employ an architect and q
clerk, and that they 60 into full inves
tigation, regardless Of cost.
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Monetary and Commercial
Cotton Market.


The market this morning is dull, owing to
uniayo-ablc adyiees from Liverpool and New
York. Holders are firm. and do not wish to
sell at a sacrifice. Receipts yesterday were
large amounting to S7l6 bales exports same
q me. 2t62 bales. Ag4 ftH tAF
The Tribune Of Thursday has the following
in regard to cotton movements and stock on
r,and in New York: The receipts of cotton at
this port during the week ending the 9TH inst.
were 1878 bales. The receipts since Septem-
Der LIST to date were "a. 600 bales. The stock on
han ut this port. estimated, comprises ls5, 900
bales. Trustworthy authorities in this city
make up the total receipts Of cotton at all the
ports from september LIST to January 4th, at
1900 bales, against 100000 bales during the
same period in 1866. and .65l 900 in 1888.
Orainary...........2za2S Middling .....-30@3l15
| Good Or iinar, -zs@z9 Strict Midd's 3293S
Low Mitldllng-.9te3O Good Midd'g SS935
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ARRIVAL OF FvRSITURE.-A kHse to'
Of fine furniture arrived yesterday by
rail for Flaherty a Co., aud was taken
to one Of the new buildings recently
erected on Second street. north Of Union.
Mr.. james Flaherty is expected home ::
day or two, when he will be ready to
furnish his old friends and customers
with all theI want in his line.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15

CRIMINAL CoURr.-No business was
transacted iu this Court this morning,
the cases set for trial being adjourned
until next term. The cases set for tra!
this week viii be called tomorrow, and
as soon as they are disposed Of, Court
will adjourn until the second Nc aday in
February. Parties are requested to call
and renew bonds. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15

CnAScERY ,CouRr.--In this court yes
terday the following cases were disposed
Of John H. Recordet aly James Car
lin ct al. This case came up on the
pleadings, proofs and former orders here
tofore had, and the court being fully adj
vised thereof, orders that defendants be
charged for one portion sli, another
$l2 80, and balance IS per acre rent I;
proper allowance to the defendants for
the improvements charged from all Of
which, on applications, an allowance to
appeal TO the Supreme Court, upon giving
proper bond. T. F. Edgington, admins
traitor, VS.. 7. L. Giles ct al-In this case
motion TO dissolve the injunction and
motion by compliments for recovery
being seen and fully understood by the
court, IL is ordered that receiver be ap-
pointed. g. w. Lincoln vs. W. j. Davie
ct al.-This cause came on upon the pc.
tition of John b. Hall to open biddings,
l. ID. McKissick having declined to make
any advance on bis bid ordered that,
should ]. b. Hall pay into court, within
ten days, necessary costs and expenses
incurred in and about, complying with
the terms of sale of October 10, 1866,
and costs of this application or securing
same, and executing notes for purchase
money, then sale of 10Th of October, 1866,
be set aside and confirmed to said Hill,
otherwise the sale shall stand and report
be confirmed. The case of W. Houze vs.
II. B. Bolton was taken up and contin-
ned this morning,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15

For THE LADIES. Mrs. Helm, mill.
ner, 1856 Main street, has made nyss La
tons &c attend to her customers IN stylS.
She has secured the services of Mrs. Van
Broeklin, from New York city, who II }
had great experience in the dress nel,ir,,
l;ne. The lao;ss are invited tc eau. Il
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15

BOGUS TIcKETs-A couple Of young
men, en- route to their home in South
Carolina, we're recently swindled at the
Charleston depot by sharper who sold
them bogus railroad tickets IL =
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HARNESS, SADDLERY, Ere. Those in
want of comfortable saddle Or first
class harness, should call on J. II. Men
delar, at l6 Madison street. He has a
fine stock which he is selling at reason
able figures. Repairing is neatly exc
cuted there, and cash paid for hides.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15

County CoURT. learned body
met this mcraing, Esquire Blakeley in
the chair. The minutes were read until
Judge Leonard's report was reached
when some one said that certain item
had been changed. After short debate,
they adjourned until one o'clock, when
it was expected Judge Leonard would be
present. sse q"
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sToLE EN-.

CTOLRN. --MuLE.-sToLEN FROM, THE
- subscriber, on tho corner Of Clay nna Ia
Rose. on sunday nisht, the Oh lsst'i e1s prqyn ,
year old, With U. S. on left shoulder, shod ~
round. Any person returning the same NJ 100
Beale street. will receive reward 81 81 ~ p;yo
10 j. SIEfHFNft
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-15

PITTsBURe CoAL.-Briggs & Peterson,
Office ID Madison street. Branch office,
34l Main street,. B. Moseley, agent
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales. l32
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE.-wooD BoAT.-A sUBsTAN.
tiai, well-built Wood Boat-raked at both
ends-7t feet long; 16% feet wide in the clear
VIII be sold very low. Apply 70
-" III. W. DICKINSON * BRO.
100 No. 30 Front street.
NOR sALE.-WE OFFER FOR SALE Low
tho following secondhand fonts OF letter,
IL applied for SOON:
2 line English Title Condensed.
g.. 3 line Small Plea Title Cond. .Dgl
Great Primer Title Cond.
Plea Title Cond.
Long Primer Title Cond. tfni
BREWER Title Cond.
Plea Title,
BREWER Title. IFFfo ~ ffr
Long Primer Title.
Great Primer Light Ext.
Plea Light Ext,
BREWER Light Ext.
Nonpareil Antique Ext.
Plea 0rnamented. az f az
2lino Plea Gothic.
Plea Antique. - .ff rIr irr
Long Primer Antique. f
BREWER Antique.
BREWER Title Ext;
Nonpareil Title Ext.
2line Plea Tuscan. a
Plea Tuscan.
line Plea 0rnamented.
line Small Plea Ofnamented.
Plea Ornamented.
Great Primer Sec. Script.
.llL III II IL MMu.sUn sLoey
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FOUND.

1OUND.-NEAR THE OFFICE OF W. II.
Tennis, No. ; Madison, one Cotton Anger.
Tho owner can have the same by calling at No.
5 Madison street and proving properly, and
paying for this advertisement. ia
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