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Baltimsre Fiosded-Six Bridges Destroy
ed-Passeuser mr. swept Away-Psssen-
gers Drowned-S3. 900, 900 Damage
Terrible Calamity mt Ellicett City-De-
struetion OF Wills, Bridges, and DIV ling
houses-famiiies Swept Away by the
riood-Men, Women. and Children
Drowned.
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EVENING STAR.
THE GREAT STORM.
MANY LIVES LOST.

Immrrse Destruction Of Property.
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B. GKEE naesIon wl.L lsd ks,I E.,,,.
No. 526 Southeast corner OF 7th aad 10 sta
FRAME HOUSE AND.NALCABLE BUILDING
loI At The CORNER or NORTH AMI


FRAME house AND. INVALUABLE BuILDTyc
lOI AT The CORNER or NORTH ID AMI
IN STREET EAST, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. the 30th instant. We shall sell
on the premises, at o'clock m, ali of Lot No d
are good two-stoTy Frame House, &c, sc The
Lot fronts las feet north ID, 81 feet on "a street
east, and l2i feet on Massac b. setts Avenue ana
contetss about II N0 square feet. If not sod
together. it will be sCbGiyide6 and sold in Iots 70
suit purchasers with fronts o. % feet on Delaware
avenue, at an average depth Of lCl feet
Terms namely: 0Re-thIrd Of the purchase money
"a run II desired Tor three years; the balance one
half cash; balance In six months for notes in all
cssss CT credit bearing interest. deed given and
deed OF trust taken. All convey snCing and stsrlps
at cost CT purchase loo TO be paid down il sold
together; If divided, S95 on each piece.
This property IS worthy the attention of PERSONS
Wishing - secure handsome building site or
CAPITOL Hill. GREEN WILLIAMS
Ey2s-d IIntsll.l Auctioneers
10y COOPER & LATIMER Auctispeers
- Late clerks with Jas. c. Mcclure co..
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Star Office Building.
UNIMPROyED PROPERTY ON SOUTH G
STRHETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at g.,
O'Clock We will sell il front of tn premi ses the
east nall OF Lot 3 In Square 1876. This Lot fronts
Is feet On q street. with depth of 100 feet
Terms: One hall cash bal snce in 6 and II month s
with later est, secured by deed OF trust. Convey,
aneing ana stamps at cost OF purchaser. SIS down
u 24dIds COOPER 4 LATIMER, hucts.
d store. 81 and siT.
Southwest corner Penn q avenne and eth
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PASSENGER CAR SWEPT OFF.

About half-past twelve o'clock one OF the
city passenger cars Of the Gay street line
crossed over the bridge coming towards Bs.ii-
more street, with about a dozen Passengers. An
Guiding one lady. Immediately after crossing
the bridge the car proceeded Oh As far as sara
toga street down which the water was run
nIng az furious rate. reaching the floor of th,
car. The horses Houndered AZ the water and
the front wheel left the track, and the driver
Gnhltched his horses and endeavored TO attach
them TO the other end Of the car and craw AZ
both the conductor and driver unfastened the
horses from the car, and getting on their backs.
Went on shore, leaving those in the car to ss We
themselves as best they might. The car soon
foated, and was swiftly moved oy the tre-
mendous current down Harrison street surg
Ing and swaying in every direction. There
Others havinS escaped, but as IL reared The
awnings on either side, four or five of them
managed al great risk TO clutch the awnings
and were saved by entering the second-story
window. 1t finally reached the corner of Har-
rison and Fayette streets, in from. OF the tavern
kept by John English, when the car wheeled
around and turned over, and two OF the pas
sengers Were drowned.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The Gasetft says:-Upon the Washington
branch OF this road no damage was DONE
though the streams were very high. On the
main stem the telegraph line was down al an
early hour OF the day, and no comm mcation
by that means was had with any point beyond
the Relay House after eight o'clock in the morn
ing. and no trains arrived from the West or
were sent out after s:35 q. m. The train " hich
LETT At that hour was met In the vicinit7sof
Union dam, east Of Elhcott's Mills, by hish
and rapidly rising water s1nd the passengers
were finally compelled to leave the cars ana
seek shelter in the houses In the vicinity be-
cause of the water rushing through the cars.
The new IRON bridge at Ilchester was struck
by the hoating turnpike bridge from Eilicotf's
Mills and carried away, and the road was badly
washed At other points, doubtless, bat no more
definite information could b. obtained.
The AMerSess says:-The loss of the bridge
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k1 kIICH q FOX.
- Real Estate Brokers aad Asetioreeys,
Sullivan Building, No. 470 7ta street,
opposite Post Once.
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ENOR
II SALCINID PLASTER,
Just received and for sale-
100 barrels Calcined Plastic;
80 LIME; = tt.tt .
l.00 ROsIhDALE CBMENr; go
Is Ill RefnsA PLASTBR, for Ar.
lists and Dentists use.
VII be sole In any quantity 70 suit euseomers, Of
8. p. BBOWH SON,
l6e Sth street, between \ and y,
nye0 and Wharf and Yard, foot OF 7th %
VIZ. KEABk %; yoELIenAIID0 GRAND
Also, G.tsXs Z 0e. = PAhIO1 Ok0AH6
and AxLODkOEe, for sale nd rent e1vUNv1
octave PIANOS, By Chlck erinG, Loud, Ana otho9
Mlksrs, iron 90 @ 4l@S @ sale b.. nall nonth-
tore No. AVS 18th street. mar H6
Arr5ETIOE' sors'-'s's':s';i I Pr IE Isl .
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CHURcH MEETLSe.-7An adjourned
meeting of the congregation of the
Ole school Presbyterian Church was
held last night. at the church on the
sorner of Vine and Second Streets.
20 consider the question Of the Ioca-
ION of a new church edifce.a After a
verbal report of the committee, the
subject of location was discussed at
considerable length, but in a most
pleasant aud christian spirit. after
which the whole subject was re.
EeFred back to the officers of the
Church, to examine the various sites
Indicated, and to report at a meeting
70 be called By them hereafter. The
meeting was not very largely attend
ID. only about 80 persons being pres
eat, or less than one fifth Of the con-
gregation.
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THE INDEpENDENoE MURDER.

The INDEPENDENTS MURDER. -
It appears that the man Jackson,
who was supposed to have been i'm
plicated in the murder of John New
man Saturday night, was arrested on
Sunday by the Sheriff, or his subord-
mates, and brought up to the scene of
the tragedy, but upon the assurance
of several persons who were present
that he took no part in the affair, he
was released. Cal. Hunt has not since
been heard of. and his sudden disap
pearance strengthens the supposition
of his guilt
Fields, who was severely injured,
was reported tc be improving yester-
day.
William Simpson was arraigned on
a charge of assault and battery with
intent to kill, and the preliminary ex-
animation was postponed until to-day.
He, in the meantime, gave bond in
the sum of $500, with Alex. Simpson
as security for his appearance to-day,
and was set at liberty.
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MoRE OF THE FIRE. - We learn
fromlMr Nexsen, the Insurance Agent,
that Hartlein had a policy on his
building, burned on Sunday night. for
$3.50 in the Htna Office, Of which
Nex-en is agent. and that Raher-
mann's stock was insured in the
" Home" of New York, BY Archer &
Co. for $1,400. Sunderman's house
was not insured. We have heard
much animadversion in respect to the
action of the Fire Companies, but can
say nothing of our own knowledge.
as we did not so to the scene Of the
fire for long time alter the alarm.
was rung.
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Door OPEN.-The door of large
aud popular wholesale house, on
Water Street, was found open about
ZEN O'Clock last night, by the private
watchman on that block. The door
had been locked, but the bolt ON the
ether leaf of the door had not been
fssteved, and the door was readily
pushed open. People should be more
careful in securing their premises.
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A VENERARLE PArRlARcH GoNE

A VENERABLE PATRIARCH GONE
TO REsT.-Mr. Lewis Catch, father
of our fellow-citizens, Rev. B. f.
and DIR. J. D. Catch. died in Milford,
Ohio, on last Tuesday. at the ad-
vanced age of ninety-three years. He
was one of the oldest and most highly
esteemed citizens of that portion of
Ohio DR.. Catch. who has been abb
sent to pay the last tribute of affec-
ton to his deceased parent. returned
home by the Sam. j. Hale yesterday
morning
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PSYCHOLOGICAL LECTURE. - The
attendance at Ma sonic HaI. Aon Hat-
urday night, to hear the lecture by
Mrs. Stone was rather small, but the
audience was very select and iHtelli-
gent. The pageant at Crescent City
Springs had much 10 do, doubtless,
with the paucI-y of numbers present.
Ths' leetms1Nas prepared With manis
fest ability, but was delivered in so
low a tone as scarcely to be audible
to persons at any considerable dis
aneeafDmftheispea Fho was cyl
dsntlY Somewhat etnbafrassedso or
more probably mortified at the small
ness Of her audience.9 At the close,
she examined the head Of gentle
man ssBho volunteered for thebo eca-
sion, but as he was snyentire stra nfser
to all present.l We have no means OF
knowing how accurate was the char
acter she de6neated. Mrs Stone is
pleasant and rather intellectual
looking woman, rather modest and
retiring In her manners, which rather
tells against her as public lecturer.
She leaves for Princeton to-day, and
we hope she will secure better au-
diences there than she aid here. Cir
oumstanoes were decidedly adverse
to her success in this city.
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SCHOOL, EXAMINATION. The ex-

5CHooI. EXAMINATION. The ex-
animation of the Hebrew School
commences at 9 o'clock this NOR ming,
ct the Sixth Street Temple. The ex-
animation of the public schools OF
che city will be continued to-day By
khe examination of the First Boys
and First Girls Grammar Schools, in
the Upper. School Building, taught
By Mr.. A. J. McCutchan and Miss
BrittOn, as Principals 1le.ct = = . ;
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A MONsTRosTTY.-A man passed
through the city yesterday morning,
from Msdisonville, Kentucky, en-
route for Charleston, Illinois, having
in his possession one of the most
remarkable freaks of nature per-
haps ever seen. It was double
child, or, perhaps, more correctly
speaking, two children, the bodies
united with two pairs of legs,
two pairs of arms. two faces, looking
each way, and with sexual organs of
two persons, "a male and a female.
The bodies or body is preserved in
alcohol, and would weigh, perhaps,
seven or eight pounds. This wsnder-
full la1sus nGturG was born alive, and
is the natural offspring of a negress
and a white man. Altogether it sur
passes anything of the kind of which
We have ever heard or read. The
present possessor says he paid 81 500
for the monstrosity, all it was worth,
certainly. ita 8A NV h4A
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BT- We are the only authorized
agents of James Suggett's original
patent driving we'll. AL other drive
wells, of whatever character, are an
infringement on Suggett's patent, and
we will exact royalty on all such wells
that may be sunk.
jun18 DAT SMITH & MILLER.
Sherwood House.
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TEsTTMoNIAL.-The following ae-
ton was had in the Old School Pres
byterian Sabbath School on Sunday
morning, at the close Of the school:
Mr.. Maghee being about 20 leave
the State, rendered his. resignation
as Superintendent of the Vine Street
Presbyterian Sabbath School, when
the following paper was unanimously
adopted snI n noezshaga I.tga 5lsfy -
WHEREAS In the Providence Of
God we are called to part with DUR
beloved superintendent Mr. G. Ma
ghee. who has so long and so faith
fully fulfilled the duties Of his Office;
therefore,
Resolped, That we, 9the officers.
teachers, and scholars of. the Vine
Street Presbyterian Sabbath School
do hereby extend to Mr.. Maghee.the
assurance of our sincere esteem and
cordial affection. , y 9Tw 81
,sssReS0tFeds That We shaff ever crate
fluffy cherish tire memory of his kind
ness and fidelity, In his efforts to do
US good. and pro mote the prosperity
of the school.
Resolved. That as he goes from US
to his new home, it is . our hearts
desire and prayer to God " that he
may BE- blessed in all his inter
ests and that, when the separations of
earth are over, we may all meet in
that Happy Land where there
shall be no more parting.
Res0lUed, That a copy of these reso-
buttons, signed by the Secretary, be
given to Mr.. Maghee, and that they
be published in the city papers.
S. NJ. ARCHER, Secretary.
EVANSVILLE, June q, 1868.
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SOMETHING NEwl-We call the at
tention of the public to our new
Patent Valve Rib bottom Ice Pitcher,
warranted never to split from the side
walls, leak or corrode, as the bottom
valve is movable, which enables a
person to rinse and dry out the air
chambers, thus preventing it from
rusting or poisoning the. water.
je19-lw GEIssLER IL DELANG.
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HENDERSON COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democratic Convention of Hen
dersOn County was held on Saturday
last. E. E. Walker was nominated
for Clerk. of the County, and Isom
johnson was nominated for Sheriff.
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&C Hante and Indiansp BE.
FA0M rERRE AAuTE.
0aio and mississippi Railroad.
rPnM vINCENNFs.
STEAMBOAT LINES.

To LoUrsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
10 CAIRo-DaiIy. except Sunday, al 3
o'clock p. NJ.
To GREEN RIVER Every wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock p. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock P. N.
To EASrPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock P. n.
To ENTHUSIASTICALLY, except Sundays,
~ o'clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
N.
70 MEMPHTs-Semi-Week
8Ockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
y1lle,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
"a Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
Gays and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
4Ays and Saturdays by 4 p. II. .fEr
ut. Vernon Man Stage leaves daily Tex
sopt Sundaysl at A. N. Arrives daily lex
sept sundays by~2 P. NJ TfH
To EEwBURG.-Hac9 daily Except Sun
4Ay0 from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
vCeg.sr "
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VOCAL NOTICES.

Ag- That many eyes have been
blinded, and incaleulable mischief
done by treatment, based on coUec-
ture and ignorance. there can be no
doubt, How important, then, to
avoid the uaprinciplef pretender, and
apply only to the scientific praoti-
tioneT tor medical and surgical aid.
DR.. Mageniss, of Evansville, has de-
voted the last twenty FIVE years in un-
folding the intricate aud serious dis
eases to which the eye is liable, and
may safely be pronounced the leading
man in the West, in this branch of
medical science UniontoloR appeal.
je23 1t
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WATERMELoNs.-We notice water
melons at the doors of some of our
provision stores. They are rather
small, and are held at the modest
price Of fifty cents each. They come
from Mobile.
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CITY NEWS.

THANKS. - Our thanks are daily
due to the gentlemanly and attentive
Messengers of the several Express
Gompanies-Messrs. Fish, Barter and
Henry H. Hayne--for latest papers
delivered in advance OF the mail. ,5r5
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BILLIARD MArcH.-We uIlnderstallnl

BILLIARD BIATcH.-Ne understand
shege Is : match game Of billiards on
The tapis, between the champioa
player of Henderson aud young man
Of this city, to come off Wednesday
aight. at 0berdorfer's saloon.
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A Coon CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
ON A SMALL CAPITAL.-A merchant
on Main, having to leave the city,
offers his stock for sale at a bargain.
Z location is central. and the bust
ness is. IN prosperous condition.
For further particulars address Box
405, Evansville P. o jun16 1w
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PERsONAL.-Colonel j M. Crebs
and Mr.. T E. Hay, of Carmi Illinois,
are in the city, looking afte the in
terests Of the Little Wabash Slack
water Navigation Company. They
will remain in the city for day or
two. OR very worthy fellow citizen
Mr. VIM. Liant. of the firm Of Liant
Bros, left yesterday for Europe. to
visit the land of his nativity and the
home of his childhood. We wish
him safe and pleasant voyage and a
speedy return to the land of his
adoption.
A Dum6er of ourscitizens leave for
New York this. morning, some on
private business, some for pleasure,
and Others to attend the Democratic
National Convention, that meets on
the Fourth of July. A number of
others VIII leave with the last named
purpose on Monday next.
A PFC IN TIE SEWER -On Sunday
afternoon the attention of passers-by
were attracted by the plaintive cries
of small pig which had fallen into
the mouth of the inlet, at the corner
of Locust and Third Streets. The
poor little waif could crawl up the
inlet just far enough to be seen, but
out of reach. His unpleasant condi-
ton excited the sympathy of all pass
ers by. Whether he was rescued or
not, we have not ascertained. This
incident, however, suggests the pro-
priety Of placing iron CRATES over all
the iUlets to the sewers, as a small
child might just az readily fall into
them as this dumb brute.
II A MOUSE AFLoAT = Yesterday
morning, while the driver was at
tempting to recover Murray's ice
wagon, and for this purpose was
wading in the river waist deep, two
men, in removing a rile Of lumber
from the edge of the water, disturbed
the repose Of a small mouse, which,
in its fright, jumped into the river.
Being an expert swimmer, the dimin-
utive animal made directly toward the
lad, and upon reaching him mounted
MS body. He threw it off into the
water, and again it swan to him and
climbed up under his arms. For
some minutes the lad searched for it
in vain, but another boy, discovering
it, caught it by its 8 narrative and
again threw it into the river. What
became of it we could not ascertain,
but we could not but hope it finally
made its escape.
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SALT ADvANcED.-We have ad-
vanced the prices of salt to 50 40
for small $3.50 pound) barrels, and
81 90 for large q bushel) barrels.
BAIRD 81 START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Co.
L. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.,
Agents Kanawha Salt Go.
ie19-1w.
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MAMMOTH GoosEBERRIEs. = We
we're shown, day or two ago, some
gposeberries, of the English variety,
tAat we're really of mammoth proper
hons. The largest measured 81
inches in circumference. They were
grown by Mr.. VIM. SabertOn, Of this
city. -.--..
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ONLY FOR LADIES TO READ
More lace shaYls and circulars from
the lowest price to the finest quality.
New lawns and grenadines at reduced
prices at MILLER g. BRINKMEYER's.
je24d2t. Hah bs FH &
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RECORDERS Court. = Recorder
Willard, having previously taken the
oath of Office, which was administered
by Henry Bippus, Deputy Clerk of
the County, assumed the duties Of his
Office yesterday.
His first case was that of the State
VS.. VIM. Morse. colored lad, charged
with stealing a box of cigars. valued
at five dollars. He was bound over
in the sum of $50 to answer, and in
default of bail was sent to Jail.
James Oldham. colored cuss from
Africa or the Southern Confederaoy,
was charged with having disturbed a
colored religious meeting, on Sunday
night, for which he suffered in fine
and costs to the amount of s. 80,
which he paid like white man.
Henry Burning was guilty of being
drunk, ordinarily drunk, on Saturday
night. for which 81. in the shape of
fine aud costs, were assessed up
against him. Not having the means
of liquidation he went to the lookup.
Warrants were issued for the ar
rest of Henry Caldwell and Maria
Caldwell, for petit larceny. The war
rants were not returned. r
A warrant was also issued against
Philip Guictis for permitting nui-
sance on his premises, which also
goes over till to-day We under
stand that the new Recorder also
proposes to give attention to civil
cases, as well as to cases involving an
infraction of the ordinances of the
city and the Statutes of the State.
ICING THE RIVER. = Yesterday
morning the boy who drives Murray :
/ ice wagon, attempted to drive into the
river,oinfront of W e. Brown & Co, :
wharf-boat. toamiWssater his mule, when
the heavy wagon pressed the mplesso
far in besriEef that ohe lost hisofoot-
Inc, aRd@ths mule and wagon we're
sahnefged the mule bringing up IN
I
der ths7 guards of the .wharf-b boat,
where he kept his Head out of water
until he was freed from the wagon
and got out of the river. The boy
driving Abandoned the vehicle and
swan ashore.A The wagon was suisse
quently got out, bat the ice was all
melted. The boy drove straight down
into the river, and the mule was un-
able to sustain the weight of the We
hicle, and was not able to turn to the
right or the left. It was a narrow
escape, and should be another warn
ing to drivers going into the river
recklessly to water their horses and
| mules.
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"a Mosquito Frames adapted to
French Bedsteads. I am making a
new style, the best in the market.
G. Armstrong;,
Sign of the big bedstead, II Main st.
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LOST OR MIsLAID.-Two parcels
enclosed In newspapers, containing
manuscript with owners name there'
on. and two dresses. Said articles
were deposited and not proper REQ
objection retained where A suitable
reward win be paid upon the return
of said property to the JOURNAL
office. It.
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PATENT DRIVE Or TUBE WELLS AT
REDUCED PRICES. II am now fully
prepared to furnish promptly, at less
price than has been charged formerly
IN this city, and guarantee entire
satisfaction E or further information
call on =. .~,-.5 r. &C. KRATZ.
jun16-1w
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Ia dust received at Garlin'B a lot
of new and stylish Oasipets for pants;
also 6ue lot of Coatings, which he
is selling very low for cash. Go and
see new stgle of goods that he has
got, Cold Suasuck, for Summer wear.
Jeff gert .f5s. usffssaso-. ...+r
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-As [
intend leaving the city, I will offer
my stock Of hair at cost for this
week only. I q. l.. POWERS,
je-22tf m M Locust st.
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NOTICE Persons having schedules
left at their houses will please bring
them to the Assessors Office by next
Saturday, which is the last day of
grace. PAUL DENIsON,
j. NEWMAN,
City Assessors.
Trna % .;eQ
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the election of John A. Reitz as one
of the Directors of said road
On motion, the Council adjourned.