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MISCELLANEOUS.
m scHENcK

DIR. scHENCK. = A.
N. Dr. J. H. SCHENCK, OF Philadelphia has large and
commodous suit Of rooms Mt 81 Bond street, New Yors
where he will be- Tuesday, October ~,
from A. M. 10 p. NJ. Every person complaining with
Consumption or disease leading IT, IL invited TO call
him. He gives advice free, but for thorough examination
with his Respirometer the charge IL IS.
stage OF their disease how use his medclnesnamey
hie PULMONTC SYRUP, SEAwEED TONIC and MAN
DRAKE PILLS, without the OF the Resprometcr; but
by exactly how far the lungs are gone and what
part also-whethsr is Tuberculous, Pulmonary, Bronchial
Dyspeptc Consumption, OF whether Is merely an use
rated throat and catarrh or from Liver Complaint
Iis medicines have full directions, anyone can take
them without seeing him. but they live near by and are well
enough best him. All three OF his medicines are
required In nearly OF lung disease for impos
sbe consumption unless the stomach and liver are
kept IN perfect order To get lungs In healing condition the
must be ceanscd and appetite for good rich food
TO make good blood before the lungs VIII begin
heal then the chs and night swcas win stop and the
pectoration become free and easy. ~
He keeps full supply Of Medicines at his Rooms, which
be had nj all times.
81 50 per bottle 81 SO the half Dozen Mandrake Pills. %
cents per box.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
- . THE EXCITEMENT CONTINUES A.
"A. PIERCE EGAN'S GRAND ROMANCE
the merit Of story is to be measured BY its popularity
the new serial entitled
NOT A FRIEND IN IN THE WORLD.

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NOT FRIEND o N THE WORLD.
.n,hor OF armos.n aLovs Ne, Leave Me rhe Fair
he si.
newspaper for the fror has created In the
reading world Is sni SUNDAY aaRf, MERCURY
ToxoaRow,
or which who disappointed on Sunday last
WIN be on the au T Tzs S'1 1s ssnl:p ~
for n:
papers on the il'h and r I5h insight sStopsrs
of the chapters already passbe Another effort VIII be
made to supply sf vi
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lightning RsTv "1 ?so1sxSo COPIES PER
sns Tos's issue s rapsss a %
from eek to wse 80 os 4 point ns
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OF previous sayings and donss prehxed to the infat
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a ses them step BY step hopeless and death Ths
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that man waS Sshe 70 de natural Sss s death
conclusion viii be seized By the paywrights for
ms any romance OF modern times
The as n en ss
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ADVERTISING MATTER,
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the Community in section Of the Union They have bad
enough and something PA i9P ns'e sa If
give no q pro r the s In
MERCURY Eous ss 4sEs TmE fIlcrY
snsd ASysr.as sciences
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MERCURY PRINTS THOUSANDS
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them the smile of ncreduy with when the adver-
sng world receives their statements that they are not Pc
leyed, Esf-
There IL but one way to bn!.a. up and keep npa
GREAT POPULAR NEWSPAPER,
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necessity reflex of the times that can do without
and that fails to read. The latest news from
point Of the circle that belts the globe
printed Sunday morning, l.,
The repcrora bureau Of the is not closed
within half hour of dawn the day OF rest and the
exclusive intelligence which gives the world that da
paragraphs but by columns Such are the
foundations until the thirst for the Iaesr
fullest intelligence all subjects Of interest
Of the people II will continue 10 be-
what Il 10 now,
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac Tor New yorls---This Day.
PoRT or NEW YORK, OCTOBER 90, 1888.


Captains and fursers OF vessels arriving this Port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HEg,Lpto
regularly authorized agents who steam
zach, Geet The New York Associated Press do not now
coec, marine reports attend to tbs delivery Of packages
will be the following from tho proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March .. 1885,
Resolved, That and after April I, 1873 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship IN the
harbor Of New York Passed unanimously.
~ The Office Of the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
JssNSrTrs lat whitehall alp. All communicate from
and conssnecs the masters OF inward bound
vessels wil he forwarded free OF charge.
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Ohio; Ensign william WEIGH, to the receiving ship
Vermont; Lieutenant Commander Charles J. McDca
rail- 10 the Guerrero. Major H. B. Reese. Paymas-
ter, has been detached from the pay district Of Call
fornia and ordered to washington.
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CINCE II. T. HELMBoLD HAS EMBARKED IN THY
- business OF manufacturing Fluid Extracts the msrn se
hs articles that there nsse
upwards nfty competitors the field many OF whom wsrt
OF and they have followed hts advcrng cy"ss
not only IN the United States but In South
leo and the Yves, indies with what result would " nsmss
refer 10 the Of John r. Henry Co., W
Barnes Co.. the extensive dealers " meaicnei ~ u
United States, aud 10 dealers and drigpsm ~ o
the advertsng business Worldwide knoWn nvse
NJ Peeng Co.. No 81 Park row also 70 -, ~ so,,h Az
No. 1873 Nassau street. advertising sgen,r VI
RIGA, Mexico the West Indies These nrms W" a'e 'h
merit 10 essential 10 success.
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II r. HELMBOLD,
IL. Druggist tat Broadway, N. ", next the Metropolitan
HOTEL store open nj a hours and The originator OF Keeping
open
ALL NIGHT.
Why IL II that VI. r. Henbod does the largest drug and
prescription business in the city, not in the United s.tes
AnsweBecauss his business conducted on purely inde
pendent principles.
This In all probability only IN the United states
where physicians and the are charged alike Tor oil
they desire.
endorsement OF the distinguished OF the medical fac
uy. Ny customers are not to be taken away from me
have the best Of drugs the best Of talent snd pay the best
price for ~ have the best the best assortment al
sibIe.
Never making mistakes 70 compoundng rrescrptons
day night Wide awake at all times,I conducting business
on the cash principle asking granting credit 10 none
am perfectly responsible and customers and neghbos
know II; and while the appreciation OF AL the faculty would
be agreeable 10 prma fscie evidence like this not TO
be overcome.
MY ~ kept open for clIaues u II for the public
benefit and the patronage OF all 10 respectfully solicited
CEwING MACHTNEs.-"I HAVE USED A BARTLETT
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Eth ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT.--AT MEETING or THE
- Tammauv Hall Convention, held al ycs HUDSON street,
10 nominate canddatc for Assembly Mr. Peter Mitchell
'e'eiSeu wv u"a"" ricn MICHAEL NORTON, Chairman.
Rw. 8. BoNsFLL, Eighth wefd,l sccretarlep
WM. RoBb
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CEwING MACHTNEs.-"I HAVE USED A BARTLETT
Sewing Machine two years, and would not exchange
n for any other nnachine.r
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Ninth and browning streets, Philadelphs
The proprietor has been induced to insert the above,
knowing that there cudce existing In the minds os
against using medicines; but they rest
assured that II knew Of better remedy for these anes-
ons have sufficient intelligence after eighteen years. eSEs
rence to adopt the best am TO the afflicted their hunos
servant, II. r. HELMBObD
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SAILED.

Steamship Mcrrimack, Rio Janeiro, &C; shns Young
America, Tecumseh and Garbaidi san Francisco; bark
Adde McAdam, Liverpool.
Wind M sunset N.
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Shin John Mann from FOR SAvannsh, Oct II, Tai 20 "
Ion 81 80 by pilotboat James Avery, No 2.
Bark GEORGE Durkce tBr from Aqun for FALMOUTH, Z,
sept u, OF Cape Donna Maria.
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~ = = NOV" THEIR SUNDAY ORACLE.
A LII FRENCH CHINAI
n A Tea Set, A pieces, only IS rs.
A Dinner Set, 13a pieces, only S2s %.

Dinner Sci, 1874 pieces, only g2s 70.
A dozen Cut Goblets only ~ 80.
Sold together separately DO not be afraid to order
Almost everybody knows that they the best bargains OF
modern times. j
If you In the city call and buy. II not send Post
olce order order with instructions to collect dsf
livery.
Silver Ware In great variety including Knives Forks
and Spoons, at . great reduction.
House Furnishing Goods, China, Glass and
Crockery Ware Of every description Send for catalogue
EDWARD D. BASSFORD,
Coopcr Institute New York corner Store. i
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pARTIETT's REVERSIBLE SEWING MACHINES ARE
ID universally acknowledged to be the loves, priced
reliable machines; they be used by hand or foot This
style sold Is viii do all the family sewing Depot No. 56s
Broadway, New York.
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was really inimitabla. Ia African
characters We have never seen him
equaled. Miss Rickcords, as Dora
Sunnyside," maintained the exalted
position she has so meritorIousiy
achieved. Mr.. Richmond, as ia
cob McClosky," was an admirably
executed performance throughout.
Salem Scudder, as represented by MIR.
Smith, was faithful to the life, and
was most heartily applauded. Miss
Whitney, Miss Lopez, Old Bob "
Grierson, Mr.. Walters, and Mr.. Ham
ilton, each did themselves full justice
and altogether the play was most
splendidiy performed. It will be re-
peated to- might, and those who really
do appreciate fine acting should see
this great moral drama.
Tomorrow night Mrs. Linden takes
a benefit, when she viii appear in a
thrilling character. She is a most
charming lady. fine actress, and
should have a ronsing benefit.
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RiYer DienaGclaes e..


PIrTsBURG. December 10 Noon.-The
weather Is cloudy and wet. River three
feet eleven inches and falling. Thermom.
eter $50.
CISCINNATI, Decemb l6.-Rlver falling;
fourteen feet in the channel. Weather
moderate, Business dun. Prospects good
for frelgnts to New Orleans. Arrived
Kate Robinson, from Tennessee River.
Dsparted-Charme or. for Evansville; Groes-
beck, for New Orleans; Minneola, for
Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, December I6.-River 655 feet
in the canal, ~ feet in the chute, 81 feet
over the rocKs; and falling. Business aulI.
Weather cloudy and Wet The Louisville
departed for New Orlea ms.
MEaIP IS, December I6.- Weather cool
and rainy. Ice yet running heavily In the
channel here. River falling slowly. The
Arkansas is falling, with feet to Little
Rock, and feet 90 Fort Smith. White
River is failing, with II feet TO Augusta.
Departed Silver Moon, for CINCINNATI,
with l20 bales of cotton; Dexter, for Louis
Vile; Lumtnary, for st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, Decenn Der l6.-River falling,
with 4 feet water on Harpeth Shoals AR
rived-Nashyllle, from Cairo. parted
Ella Hughes, mp the river.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. IS The Belle of Alton
came down from Alton to day, and The
Kate Putnam and Liberty No. left for
the owe Branch, for New Orleans The
river has 2allen six inches. The ice is less
in quantity and softening. The weather
was mild ard Gear during the day. hut
the mercury SINKS below the freezing point
at night. The Memphis Packet Company
viii put two boats in the Cairo and Mem .
phis trade, the first one TO leave Cairo on
Saturday.
CAIRO, Dec. l6.-Kilgour, New Orleans to
louisville, A n Dean, Cincinnati TO
New Orleans, a n; Legal Tender, New
Orleans 10 Louisville, 10 n. NJ; Tennessee,
Louisville to Cairo, 2 p. n. Argosy, Evans.
vile to Memphis, 4 P N Cumberland,
Evs nsvile packet, 4 p. II I; submarine Ii
aud II. St. Louis to Cairo, II. IL. The river
tell inches.
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Amusernents.

EVANSVILLE Opera HOUSE. =
There was . right good audience at
the Opera House, last night, but
not such an one as the merits of the
present company deserved. We do
not exaggerate when we say that no
better talent in general was ever ex-
hibited in this city. The . Octoroon :"
was most admirably presented. Mrs.
Linden's Zoe" vas most perfect i'm
PRESERVATION, while Mr.. Linden's pete"
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RTV En- NE w s
FOR Other Piye7- Ites.s zee. mira Page.

Z The only additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight were the Fanny Bran
deIs, to Nashville; sallie ", to Henderson:
Armada, TO Cairo; Lewellin, TO EastpoIt;
Tempest, to Louisville; Morning star, to
Louisville; Quickstep, from Cairo Sam.
Orr, from PASSPORT
The packets generally had good trips.......
The Armada had a splendid trip, including
50 coops of poultry, 100 barrels of pork, 80
mules and 10 horses -...-- The sam. Orr ar
rived early last night with q God trip.
The Morning Star was late, having been
detained by business and bad weather. ..-..
The same was also the case with the
Ouickstep.....-The Tempest continued to
discharge cotton till dark, and then left
for LouisvilIe..-.......The E, 81. & y. Rail-
road Transfer Packet, M0llie Norton, will
be at the wharf this morning She has
been refitted and handsomely painted and
is in splendid condition. Capt. Charley
Perkins, an accom- plished officer, is in
command.
BIASIFEsT-Or the Steamer Quickstep
from Cairo 10 Evansvil e, DeceTn Der 49, b ,
1858: Philip PFeetOrius, 2 pckgs Of mdse
ReiLz q Haney, AZ pes one pipe; Minor &
DaiIam. y dry htaes: Carpenter, White q
Baker, 1 box ndse; A Re :, l pclEge mdse
q Maghee & Co, pcge nds5: 4 Gurnb r, 8
bags ags: Scantiln & son, IA pckgs mdse
preston q 1lEnAlGCs y pchZ Vi Aitk-0s II n
Dunkef son & Co. bales cotton: f H Err
man & Co, l box md2e; 4 HelDing q Co.,
I34 pckss mdse.
louisville, rer Morning Star-s2 bags OF
corn, "a bbis v Risky. 3 passengers.
Cinciunati-5I emp Y beer Kegs.
PitLsburg-5 bbis SPAR
MANIFE FIST steamer sam Orr, Waterloo TO
EVansvI He'll nderson--W. D. Marshall &
G.. I 3 bundles dressed flooring.
EvansvilIe--W. 4. French & Co. ? rolls
m ttlng; Mr.. Bruner o containing a
sewing machine, Mark Anthony barrel
wall us, James Oakley IL bales mating, l
bale mdse, Charles WiIheIuI ale barrels,
L beer key, Captain a. j. u means head
cattle, 2 barls apples, q. o. NioiacE d Co.
l79 sacks corn, A. xiii, d ION bags wfl at,
Kerney & Harper l bag wheat Dag bacon,
/ bdi dry hides. 8 bales cotton. prekb II IL
Menif, e / bale cotton, James G. Wells
bale cotton, MIR. Berry bales cotton, J. &.
-usouchet & co. 3 bales cotton, Gardner,
Noel q Co. bales cOti on. MacKey, rIsbet
4 Co. 8 GA les cotton, Weldon Bros 4 Co. 9
bales cotton. Luke Grant dry hides, brl
dried apples, / coop chickens, 3 bags fruit,
Is bags wheat.
LouisviHe-D. a Davis & Co. 3 baas peas,
George w. Weeks q Co. 2 ba eS cotton
New YOrE-FIelding, Guyum & Co. 9
bales cotton.
The steamer Sam Orr will leave for East
port and all Tennessee River way land
ID gs Friday, Dec mber Is, at O'Clock Pm.
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SPARERIBs AND TENDERLoGNs. =
The Indianapolis papers call tender
loins and spareribs the greatest as
well as the cheapest Injuries of the
season. They quote tenderloins at
ten cents a pound, and think they
would taste just as sweet to the rich
man as to the poor man if they cost
as much as venison. Here tender
loins> are sod at fifteen cents per
pound, and the demand cannot be
supplied. Bones" to-wit: spare
ribs, chin and tail pieces are sold at
ten cents a pound, and we notice a
constant stream of people daily tend
ing towards Parvin, Lewis & Co. s,
basket in arm, or leaving with a sup
ply Of these luxuries In their baskets.
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PIrTsBURG. December 10 Noon.-The
weather Is cloudy and wet. River three
fest eleven inches and falling. Thermom.
eter $50.
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The WEATHER.-The weather yes
terday was cross between Fall aud
Winter. Early in the morning the
pavements were covered with thin,
soft ice, which soon yielded to the
rising temperature of the day. The
forest trees surrounding the city were
hung with icicles, and presented the
appearance of the forests of the South,
festooned with gray Spanish moss.
The mercury, which was at 320 above
zero at 6 o'clock A. NJ, rose only to
$50 during the day. and the clouds
looked heavy and imminent of rain.
The wind was shifting towards the
west, and the atmosphere was dense
and smoky. Rain or snow is the
question, O. E. d., as the mathema-
ticians would say.
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LECTURE ON CHINA AND THE CHI
NEsE.-Rev. DIR. Martin will deliver
his second Lecture on China and the
Chinese, at Crescent City Hall, this
(Thursday) evening, at q o'clock
promptly.
The special theme will be What
we may learn from the Chinese, and
what they have to learn of u.s." These
lectures are delivered in the interest
of the Library Association, which
fact alone should insure large at
tendance, but the lectures possess a
high merit in themselves. and afford
to those who will attend rare intel
lectual feast. Fill the Hall to its ut
most capacity tonight.
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FOR SALE.

f-tfeHt "A halt-VALUABLE FARM-TbtH
- Iarm ~ situated four miles north on
P0seyvilie. 10 consists OFF two hundred
acre one hundred ami ten acres under
cultivation. Good dwelling house and
OUT bui dlugh Terms easy. For further
par len nrs apply 10 the Undersigned. on
the ptcmises STEPHEN Baldwin.
del2 w3t
ENDat SALE. or EXCHANGE Tor Heal Ha-
II tate = STEAM FLOURfNa Mill -
lnd has fOur run OF stones, Kiln tor dry-
log M al, Hud an the latest improvements
" uer the coal b0uH - fuel can Doe had
cheap. Terms TO suit purchaser. For fur-
bher uMrtieulnrH apply 90 ALNAH jon Me-
sou; Evau>viile, lnd., or q. ~. BETHEL.
NeWburgh, Ind. fdp8 lm p
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COMMISSIONERS CoUBT.-Nothing
Of special importance or interest was
done at the County Commissioners
Court yesterday. They were engaged
chiefly in considering road reports.
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MUDDY.-The streets, even those
best improved. are extremely muddy
and filthy. Many Of the crossings
are almost impossible. A little gen
tie scraping would not hurt the
streets, but would prove a benefit and
comfort to pedestrians.
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route to Henderson.

CONDITION OF THE WABAsH.-By
private note from Mr.. Damron, of
New Harmony, we learn that the
river, at that point, is frozen over
solid. The ferry company has cut a
channel for their boats across the
river, and free passage will not again
be interrupted during the Winter, or
not at least till the river breaks up.
The ice on the Wabash is six inches
thick.
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HENDERSON TOBACCO MARKET
The following sales are reported by
John Frank & Co.: 100000 pounds
of leaf and Jugs at 81 OO@12 % per
hundred. -Four crops of 10000 to
10000 each sold as follows: Two at
SO per hundred round one at 81 80
per hundred round; and one at S12 %
per hundred round. Four loads,
averaging 900 to 1000 pounds each,
sold as follows: Two loads at 50 90
per hundred; one at So 1907 60; and
one at 81 1907 90. These prices
should, we think, be satisfactory to
planters.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B% Spareribs and Tenderloins to
be had at our Pork house, on Locust
Street, between Third and Fourth
Streets.
ELLIOTT, RUFFNER & Co.
dec17-3td
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NEGoTIATING.-A gentleman from
GAINESVILLE was in the city yesterday,
negotiating, as we are told, for the
American House. He is said to be a
gentleman OF large capital and much
experience in keeping hotel. We did
not learn what progress he made. We
wish some man or men Of capital
would build irst-class hotel here.
There is no enterprise that would add
more to the reputation of our city or
to the comfort and convenience Of
strangers visiting US.
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REcoRDER's CoURT-rhe Record
er's Court was, we believe, a dead
failure, at least we were so informed
by the City Marshal. The weather
is a little unfavorable to police bust
ness, and Tuesday night was well cal
culatad to drive both malefactors and
police to shelter We did not even
hear Of burglary.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure,
yesterday, of meeting in the city Mr..
). Z. Hazard, Western freight agent
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at Indianapolis.
Mr.. S. j. Bingham, of Hazelton,
was in the city yesterday.
Among the passengers by the
Morning Star last evening. we had
the pleasure of seeing Colonel Tom
K. Letcher and Colonel James Gore,
of Nicholsonville. KY, who were en-
route to Henderson.
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CANDY.-Wholesale price of pure
Stick Candy, by the box. at 19c per
pound. Toys and Fancy Goods at re-
duced prices. FL. HERMANN. No. 45
Main Street; ALTERING & HAssLER,
No. 10 South First Street. MO I'm
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BI Dir. Burton's Tobacco Anti
dote removes all desire for tobacco In
a few days. For sale at the Opera
Drug Store, of Schuermann x Bur
ford, Is South First Street. ce5 1w
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EFWe will open this morning new
TasseI Fringes, Trimmings, Zephyr
Worsted, Guipure Edgings. Hand
kerchiefs, Embroidery, Plaid Hos
iery, and fancy articles too numerous
to mention, at Coolidge's New York
Store. de15 tu&th
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Sr. JOINS CHURCH FAIR. - The
weather yesterday and last night was
not particularly propitious for the st.
Johns Church Fair. Nevertheless,
the lunch yesterday forenoon was
literally patronizea, and there was a
fair attendance last night, consider
inc the inolemeney of the weather.
1t is altogether one of the most at
tractive Fairs ever gotten up in the
city, and should be literally patron
lied. The same programme will be
continued all week.