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mrIhave received during the las.

By [ have received during the last
ten days large additions to my stock
of Boots and Shoes-such as mems
and boys Calf Caters; fine Shoes for
youths and children slippers, ankle
ties and fancy-colored Shoes for
Misses and children; Ladies Balmo-
rails and Slippers of all durable styles
and enabling me t offer a more COM
plete variety of ~seasonable goods than
can be found elsewhere. No goods
10 the same line are superior to those
I buy. and whatever may be said to
the contrary by competing trades, |
have every facility for buying goods
low, and will sell good custom work
at less cost than can be found at any
other house in the city.
ID 2t T. w. TURNER.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers of real estate were
entered for record in the Office of the
County Recorder during the week
ending June ID:
John Kivett to Samuei Orr, part Of 20, 6,
c. F. Rozenkranz to A. G. Rosenkranz
part OF Lot 100, Original Plan, and Lots Y,
ID, IA, 10, is, IL and IS, Block 9, Northeast
ern Endorsement, for 81, 800.
Fred. EickIneier to Fanny Vaughn, Lot
8, Block 9, Southeastern Enlargement, for
Martin Barchet. to Gus. Barchet', north
east quarter OF east quarter OF 10, 3, II, Al, Ii
acres; and part of northwest quarter of
northwest quarter of IL, 6, II, 5, 81 acres for
Milton Kelley to Henry stemle, part OF
out Lot 4, in northwest quarter 20, 6, 10, for
Jacob Tentsch to Vital waIz, part of Lot
2, Block 68, Lamasco, for $50.
Henry G~oelzhaaser to Joseph Fischer,
5000 - "eS' ~ "'''' i''
John Reedel to Alex. Simpson, Lots 86
AZ, Block rs, Lamasco, for $50.
Josiah Forth to William Forth and Ed.
BOwles, the undivided one-third of parts
of Lots I4 and 1873, Enlargement,
Emil Bis hof to Chas. schweikert, Lot. 8,
Block 2, Rock wells First Addition, for $40.
MIcheaI Schaeffer TO Frank Harman,
Lot and part of S, Block 26, East m En-
largement, for $3.50.
anIel start to Pauline Heller, Lot2,
Block I23, Launasco, for $500.
John BurneJ TO y ~alentIns Schneider, lOi
-, First German Building Association, for
$50. ETff a
Axey Mil man to Mary Cnliey, lot 4. Oak
HilLt emeteIy, for *. '--r
Clara Jane Swope to.Jans Swope. south
east quarter northeast qaarter, 4. q, 10, fol
$40.
Vim. Baker to John Cries Js., Lots S, s
J ard 3, Block 3, Archer 5 Enlargement
for Sl,00J.B
i John w. Foster to Geo. P. Hudspe.h, Loi
u. Upper Enlargement, for $500.
John W. Mutn TO Joseph Zeigler, Lots
and 8; BLOCK l06, Lamasco, Tor 5000.
Henry Lupkey TO PGtf1ln g. Dausmanu
LOT Is, Block %, Lamasc,, for $3.50,
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HOME TESTIMONY We have used
DR.. H. W. Clouds Invigorating Cor
dial Ia our families. and as a tonic
and invigorant, we have. never used
its equal. To those suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint: we
would especially recommend it.
ISAAC KEEN (Keen, Mark L Coz
F. P. CARSON, (Ragan, Dickey &
Carson.)
D. G. MARX. OZARK & Henning.)
JAS. d. RIGGs, Wheeler 4 Riggs
RICHARD RALEIGH, (Pres't Mer.
National Bank. jun13-2t
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OpENED THIS MoRNINo-A la

OPENED THIS MoRNING.-A large as
sortment of Printed L0Uns. new styles
of Chintz CaHcoes, Jle0ched and broom
Muslinsatt the late reduced prices silk,
satin and cotton Trimmings, Buttons,
Hosiery, in Leslie thread, superfine
and super stout heels and toes; Fans
in an endless variety, Ladies and
Misses Par1sols and Sun Umbrellas.
La SIX and Dress Goods we are head
quarters, and defy competition; Gren-
ddiae and Lama Lace Points and
Nantes. As White Lace Nantes
and Points are becoming common,
and about played out, we will sell the
balance of our stock at greatly re-
duced prices. We are sole agents for
the Harris Seamless KID Gloves, all
shades and sizes, just received at SO
Main Street, between Second and
Third, sign of the New York Store.
je12 1t j. T. & S. A. COOLIDGE.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
We remind capitalists and SPECTATORS
of the sale of the beautiful and valu-
able city lot on Second Street, ad-
Joining Dr.. Muhlhausen and Colonel
DENLY, which takes place to day.
There is probably not a more valuable
piece of property now in market in
the city, Messrs. Joseph Elliot <
Son will conduct the sale. and some
body is certain 10 obtain a great bar
GAIN JSee advertisement elsewhere.
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DEsECRArIoN. We have been

OAcEI0dAAONs
asked to call the attention of the city
authorities to the condition of the old
cemetery or graveyard on the east side
of the city. The fence, we are told,
is broken down aud rotten, and the
property holders are beg nning to en-
croaeh apon. the ground beneath
which repose the ashes Of the ances-
tors and near relatives of some of
our most estimabie citizens. People
who have friends buried there are
mortified to witness this dissertation
on the part OF individuals, and in
dulge a hope that the city authorities
will protect these precious relics from
desecration where they lie, or have
them removed to one of the new Gem
eteries. We know nothing about the
facts in the case, but the subject is
one hal should, and no doubt viii,
receive the attention of the proper
authorities. The graves of their dead
have always been held sacred, ever
among savages and barbarians.
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EXPLOSION OF THE ELLA POTTER.
1t will be remembered that some
three weeks ago the Ella Potter, a
small steam tug. used for towing coal
out from the Saline Mines, exploded
on a Sunday morning, with terrible
force, killing three or four persons
and seriously wounding two OF three
others. She was brought to this city
some days ago for repairs. She is
again in running order, and yesterday
made a trial trip. under the inspec-
ton of Col. Guthrie. Supervising In
spector, in which she performed to
the satisfaction of all concerned.
Col. Guthrie has made an investi-
CATION of the cause of her explosion,
and exhonorates all her officers from
blame. She was formerly the tender
to the iron-ciad Essex, and was pur-
chased by the Saline Mines Company,
and used for the purpose above indi-
Gated. She is but little larger than a
steamboats, yawl. With her new ma
chinery she shoots through the water
like a cart.
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New FERRYBoAT.-We notice a
new steam ferryboat lying below the
wharf, The hull was built at Union
town, and she was brought here to re
eeive her works and machinery She
is nearly completed, and is to be used
at Uniontown.
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To
CITY VS..

For REPAIRs.-We notice on the
wharf a hand fire engine, said to have
been brought to this city from Gray
vile, Illinois, for repairs. GRANVILLE
would appear to be ahead of some of
her sister towns and cities of higher
pretensions.
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A SINGULAR MIsTAKE.-A gentle.
mar from New Harmony visited the
city, yesterday, to obtain surgical ad-
vice in reference to his arm and
shoulder, which had been injured a
month ago. 1t was supposed at the
time of the accident, hat his upper
arm had been fractured, and he was
treated accordingly, but without APP
parent benefit. Upon examination
by one of our practical surgeons, it
was a~scertained that 90 fracture ex-
listed, but that the shoulder had been
dislocated. Putting the patient un-
der the use of chloroform. with the
aid of two strong men aud we'll ar
ranged tackle, the joint was restored
to its proper position. and it is hoped
the long sufferer will soon recover.
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RETURNED.-Mr. r. r. Walden,
late Agent of the Merchants Union
Express, now an attache of the Hard
ware house of Geo. S. So1ntag, has
returned to the city, after a protract-
zee absence.
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MEETING OF DIRECTORs.-There
will be a meeting of the Directors of
the Evansville Library Association
held at the Library Rooms, at sharp
q O'Clock this Saturday evening.
4 full attendance is requested, as
business of Importance will be trans
acted.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

: Ynis splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
wrmad; the only true and perfect Dye;
~RnEEaless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
sguoOfntment: no ridiculous tints; RENE
s the i'll effects of bad dyes; invigorates
Exsz. leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
tRaek b. brotOn. Sold by all Druggists and
8~eFfunaers; aud properly applied at Batch
Rsox's Wig Factory, No. l6 Bond Street,
sew York. lapse dly
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Cor A DUoKIN6-A newsboy.
named John Nairn, ii attempting to
jump from the sNharfboat upon the
steamer Empire yesterday afternoon,
missed his calculation and alighted
kersOpse" in the river, Being an
expert swimmer, he struck out and
swan down alongside of a barge be-
low, where a rope was thrown to him
by Singleton Ellis. barkeeper of the
steamer Newsboy wnO-drew him up
from Involuntary bath. This case
should be a warning to other boys
who reckIessly leap upon steamers.
before they land, We have often
been surprised that more accidents
of the kind did not occur.
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MASONIC FEsTIvAL.-The colored
Masons of this city had a grand festi-
val at Masonic Hall last night.

a HOUSE SAWED UP FOR FIRE
WooD.-An old log house, long an
eye-sore on Third Street, above Lo-
Gust, has been torn down, and the
logs-mostly poplar-are being con-
verted into FIRE wood. A new build
ing Is, we presume, to take its place,
as We see new lumber being piled up
in front of the lot. Let the good
work proceed. There are other old
shanties still disgracing our city that
should be served in like manner 3
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INVOICE CHARGES. - Persons hav-
lug invoice charges due them from
the steamers Ada Lyon or Crescent
City, are requested to present them at
the Office of Baird 4 Start on to-
morrow Saturday for payment.
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HoT.-The weather yesterday to-
ward Don and during the afternoon
till five o'clock, was excessively hot,
the mercury standing we'll up to 900
in the shade, and in the sun going up
beyond all computation. The nights
are quite cool.
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SHOCKING AoCIDENr.-Fronl Mr..
Swatts, who works in the same shop.
we learn that'Mr Frank Kaiser, a
turner in Armstrong; factory, met
with a terrible accident last evening,
which resulted IN the loss of an arm.
It appears that as Kaiser was attempt
ing to adjust a belt, his left arm was
caught and crushed aud terribly lace
rated from the hand nearly to the
shoulder. Drs. Bray and Day were
called hastily to his assistance, and
found tn limb SO badly injured as to
render amputation necessary. His
arm was, therefore, taken off close to
the shoulder joint. Mr.. Kaiser is a
young married man, having a wife and
one child. He is a man of good es-
teen amongst his fellowworkmen and
his acquaintance.
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HIRAM Nelson sells at auction. at
his Auction Room. opposite the Post
Office. at 9 o'clock, fine Sofas, Sofa
Chairs, Sofa Arm-ehairs. Sociables,
Marble top Tables, Marble-top Bu-
reaus, Spring Mattress, fine Bedstead,
&c. Ladies invited. jel3-1t
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BASE BALL.-A match between
married and single men will be played
This afternoon on the grounds of the
Evansville Club. Players desiring
to participate should be on the
ground early. Play will be called
precisely at 3 o'clock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-13

BE New Veil Nets and new style
wells in all colors, beautiful parasols,
new millinery goods, &c just received
at Hughes. je11 1w
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Moth Patches, FreCkles L Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for
hose BROWN DIsCoLoRATIoNs on the face
Ps7Ty's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Pre-
sAred only by DR.. b C. PERRY, 80 Bond
3Eseet, New York. Sold everywhere.
MAx26 d6m
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CLOTHING
M. N

Has Just received a beautiful stock of
fine Linen Suits, Marseilles Vests,
and Alpaca Suits, for the coming
warm weather. His. Linen Suits are
all shrunk before being made mp, and
are made in the best manner, espe-
cially to his order. at DEvLIE's, New
York.
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~ Uc-- v Mothers suffer the agony
"A eseinr tic1r y Tile ones snatched away
sExzn tneTn tx { le Whooping Cough, or
uKp<heTsa, wien Gsingle bottle of POland's
Whsee PiuGGGl Dound would have saved
xne bat yAslifcs 1tis infallibIe.
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REMovED-A. G. Hallock's Family
Drug Store has been removed to No
81 Main Street, between First and
Second, where will be found a COM
plete assortment of all articles kept
IN a retail drug store. je4 DIV
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Colgate N Co.'s
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

NE PREPARED BY Skilled work
Een from the best Materials, and are
xsowN As THE STANDARD BY DEALERS
I'D
SID Everywhere. ldec D
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Terre Baute and Iadian4Dalis.
EXON TERRE aAUTE.
Onio and Mississippi Railroad.
rpoM vrNCFNNES
EAMRn LINEs

To LoUISvILLEs-Every Monday and
saturday at 10 o'clock AM. EveTy.TUesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8
o'clock p. N.
To C~AIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 8
o'clock P. NJ.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 O'Clock P. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at s O'Clock P. N.
To EAsTPoRT.- Every Tuesday and
Friday at A o'clock p. NJ.
To HE yDERsoN-Daily. except Sundays,
at 3 o'clock PM.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m.
To MISUNDERSTANDING.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boom
vine1 carrying the mail, leaves at z A. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 7 P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves o
days and Fridays at A. M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. N.
Mt. Vernon Mall Stage a daily lex
cept Sundays at NJ. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by 2 P. NJ.
To NEwBURG.-aacK daily except Sun
aayO from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
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Will continue to receive throughout
the season all the Novelties and New
Styles that may be introduced in the
New York market, and will sell all
goods in his line fully as low as they
can be bought in the Eastern cities. Z
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M. LIZ o n

Has in his employ a Cutter who has
no superior in this country; and hav-
ing a full supply of fine French, Eng
lish, and American Goods in the
Piece, is pr ,pared to get up perfect
fitting, elegantly made Suits to order
on short notice.
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White Alpaca and Crepa de Spagne.
also Tamartines, Crepe Marets, and
many other new dress goods at
Hughes, at the lowest prices. j11-1w
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PERsoNAL.-We were highly graft
fed, yesterday, to meet our distin-
guished and highly estimable fellow
citizen. Geo. W. R~athbone, President
of the Evansville National Bank, who
arrived home from New York, yester-
day morning in improved health. He
left New York City at ) O'Clock P. NJ.
on Wednesday, and reached this city
at 9:45 yesterday morning. Rather a
quick trip.
William Hacker, of indianapolis,
a distinguished Mason, and Good EFT
Morgan, Esq, of Petersburg, were in
the city last night.
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LOUISVILLE BOARD OF TRADE RE

LOUISVILLE BOARD OF TRADE Re-
PoRT.-We are indebted to our atten-
tive friend, j. NJ. McFadin, erst a
corr king in this section. for a copy
of the Annual Report of the Board of
Trade and Merchants Exchange of
Louisville, including the address of
President Vene P. Armstrong, at the
annual meeting for the election of Of
fcers; the constitution and bylaws
Of the Board of Trade and Merchants
Exchange. 1t comprises eighty three
pages, in small type. and goes into
full detail in regard to he commerce
of Louisville.
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Exchange. 1t comprises eIghty-three
pages, in small type. and goes into
full detail in regard to he commerce
of Louisville.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The follow
ing is a hist of the marriage licenses
issued by the County Clerk for the
week ending June 18th. It does not
show remarkable activity in the matri-
monial market:
VIM. Fl. Edwards and Virginia
Alice Simcox.
David johnson and Maria Eliza
Eads. 1aa
James n. Mcclure aud Medora
Privett. ~
RECORDERS CoURT.-There was
but little business in the Recorders
Court yesterday. Oae case was heard
gu Thursday night after usual court
hours. alae biaE tsa
A man who has always sustained an
excellent character. was charged with
assault and battery. It appears that
in a moment of passion he struck a
man, for which he was fined g. with
So As costs.
IHeuryLohmers who has often 6g-
ured before the Police Court for a
like ofense, was up again yesterday
a -L L. Eli - b,o+Du L.
WIFE. He was fined $40, with So 80
costs. He boards at the Station
House. %
AID. purcell, Who BATS from the.
country, was on a bender, aud was
gobbled" BY the police on Thurs
day night. He was yesterday pre-
sented before the Recorder and 6ned
the usual 81, with s. 40 costs. 3
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CARRIAGES.
Dissolntion Of Partnership.

UISSUIuJIUu OF F~dFLHbFSIIp.
1.-THE partnership heTetOfore existing be-
tween q. W. Warren and Thomas
~onyngton is this day dissolved by mu-
kuai consent. Mr.. COnyngtOn retiring. The
business will be. continued by q. w. War
rem. All debts due the drm Will be paid to
him. and all claims against the same viii
g. W. WARREN.
may9tf THOS. CONJUNCTION.
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ARRESTED FOR LARCENY. Ed.
Evans. q policeman of Henderson,
arrived here at one o'clock yesterday
morning on the steamer Anna, in
pursuit of a youth who calls himself
Ed. Smith. who is charged with hav-
ing stolen divers sums of money, to the
amount of $40 or upwards, from the
money drawer of CLANCY & Taylor, at
Henderson.
The erring youth was found at a
house Of ill-fame Oh Water Street
early yesterday morning, and was
taken back to Henderson on the Mol
lie Norton yesterday evening. Tween
ty-eight dollars of the stolen money
was recovered.
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EXAMINATION OF THE HEBREW
SCHooL.-The regular annual exam
nation of the Hebrew School, taught
in the basement of the Sixth Street
Temple, by Profs. Hecht and Knight,
will commence on Tuesday. the 23d
inst, and continue four days. The
school is reported to be in a highly
fourishing condition, and the exer-
cises will no doubt be highly interest
ing, not only to the parents of the
pupils but to all who may attend. The
programme of the examination will
be published in due season.
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RESTAURANTS.

DEsThURhNT..-A. POSCHoN, 297 SIXTH AVENUE
IN OF Fifteenth street Good French table dhoe at
bo'clock, ST.: cIsret. SOC. per bottle.
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PROPOSALS.

NroyTrr "a ONlRhCTORs- EXTENSION OF TIME
IN The tmc receiving proposals for The grading and
White Plains road hn been eNfn-d
a. Fr,dav f,oremh,r q les BY orc OF the Commissioners
A'' '' Wn H. rEMDERION, Chairman.
WV. A. HusrAcF, Secretary.
CEhLED PROPOSALS WILL BE RhoElvED ~ TIE ~
~ OF the Commissioners for the ciccon o. the
Eghcen,h Ward Market No ~ Chatham street Dsiy new
Will be publicly opened for the paving o. le inferior OF he
said market and the sidewalks adjoining: ..,,ts. -.
Inc pavement to be laid shall be the REST ~
other payenyn which shall DC determined ~ W. saa
B0ar The Commissioners the right 70 relett f V
All OF sad proposals. the best interests OF tnc
corporation OF the city OF
EDWARD a. MOOREl
FORBES HOLLAND, I COMMISSIONER
WILLIAM iiAw, JR.,
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ulSaK STORE FOR SALE CHEAP-WITH STOCK
prao. '1'ures doing good business Call at I25 West
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PARTNER WANTED WITH 1880, IN A SPLEEN
~ didly fitted Restaurant; that
tend to the business himself Inquire the Santa Claus
loon, 1877 Bleecker street.
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TTILLIE-YoUR LETTER RECEIVED WOULD CALL,
but do not know yor address Write again aul send by
messenger. GEORGE.
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LNOE ShLE-LAW BUSINESS.-LAW BOOKS, FURNI-
ture and Rusncss OF lawyer recently deceased;
cecnt opportunity for lawyer step into long
city practice. Apply to A. j. PERCY. 90 John street.
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A MARY EoGAnTl, WHO FORMERLY LIVED
a. WITH Miss Wallace A. Union square is requested to
rail a, The ST. Nicholas Hotel, room "a
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(SAPTAIS You ARE DECEIVED BY YOUR DARLING
- but deceptive and iri. DO you know f Ii not
win post you. You TOO noble and true for such
Dne Now marx me- walt moment. BE wise, Captain Cal
am not right EXPERIENCE.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
Then al.pr EUROPE VIII be despatched from this Office
", Thursday and Saturday, closing NJ ~ o'clock
noon and sations and h, ii ty q, q and n, ii zj;
and F. III 10 and o. a, II o'clock \. NJ.
Also on wednesday, notice of the hour OF closing which
will be posted the general once and the stations on Tues
day r. N. JAMES KELLY, X NJ.
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a S Sfa. SILL, BAKERS SHOPS CORNER LIQUOR
stores, heaaurans OYSTER Saloons with private ann.
Stores ssfsr Ggoeery stores Meat Pork ana Provision
S,oes' rvinSaine Goods and Trimming storcs Crockery
o'oos' "ooa a ai, np,eis billiard Saloons Bakeries
miICiELL'S Store Agency, n Cedar street.
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PERSONAL.

-HJnsoN RIVER, EVENING OF 18TH INST,
"A rno,,csrn,n ring VIII party communicate c0niaea-
EslIy for s redemption; Address r. q. b. Herald ove.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A RARE CHANCE.-BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
~ for SALE OF the leading town, doing
barge cash business selling the owner has other
business would exchange Real Estate take bond aud
mortgage on New York New Jersey property. Address
Stationery, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

A LARGE SIZE WILDER SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP.
~, ., ~ scn ians aso TWO medium size Herrincs and
W. s"Ai oaes' T. q. QUIRK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

A GREAT OrpoRTUNIry.-TO BE SOLD A BAR
Bab. nam lso 9 OF imported Turkey sponses also
puiiaeIs saddlers, perfumeEs CO.. &c.
'ohs H. PHILLIPS, ib2 William stree. New York. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

ENoR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASR OF
II Tea and Grocery Store IN the beat business OF
Second avenue Inqsire OF THOMAS GREEN, 81 East
Broadway.