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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-19
SHENANDOAH LINES.

To IOUIsVILLE.-EVery Monday ana
Saturday at 10 O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday al D
TO CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at
o'clock p. n.
TO GREEN RIYER.-Every Monday and
Friday at O'Clock P. N. Every THURSDAY
at 6 O'Clock p. n.
To EAsFPoRT.-Every Monday, Wed nes-
dav and Friday at O'Clock p, n.
To HEgDERSoE-Daily, except Sundays,
81 3 O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLR-Every Wednesday, an l
Saturday st p ".
10 MEnPHIs-Every Tuesday at P. N.
Rockport Stage (via Newbur gh and Econ
ville,l Carrying the mail, leaves at A. M.i
on Mondays. Wednesdays and tfloay
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at 7 A. II. Arrives tues
days and Saturdays by p. N.
Mt. Vernon Mail stage leaves dairy Tex
eeDt Sundays at A. N. Arrives daily tex
cent SunGays) Dy P. M.
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daily except sun
Aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock P. NJ.
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DECEMBER 10, Is6.
u ATURDAY..........
CITY N & W S.
CItr Ordrrs ror Sale at Gals once

A RICH TREAr.-The concert of
the young ladies' Of the High School
will be repeated tonight, and will be
a rich musical treat.
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TAXES FOR 1865.
RY0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
ID the Tax Duplicate for 1868 is now in
my bands. and that am ready 10 receive
the axes thereon charged. The following
table shows the rate OF taxation in the
different townships on each 500 taxable
LraDELLy:
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BEWARE OF TARA ALBA CANDY
AND HOW re TEST IT-Take a few
sticks OF candy and put into a tum-
bier Of water, and when dissolved,
YOU will find Tara Alba settle to
bottom of tumbler. 20-ZW.
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local NOTICES.

H~ A choice line of Kid Gloves in
new colors just received at Hughes.
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ANOTHER VICTM.--We find among
the names Of those lost on the i'll
fated United States, that of A. Spell
gelberg, Deputy Sheriff Of Jefferson
County, Ky. Mr.. Speigelberg will be
remembered as a former citizen of
this city, and had Millinery estab
lishment on First Street, but remov-
ed to Louisville several years ago.
He had served, we believe, in the
First Indiana Cavalry
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BNr Let no one forget that the
largest assortment of Boots and Shoes
aad lowest prices are at
GEO. MILLER & Co.'S,
dec19-2t 80 Main ST.. bet l and 2.
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OOHga tie AZ go. r
FRAGRANT Toilet Soaps

ABE PREPARED BK Skilled work.
saea from the best Materials, ntId Rre
KNOWN As THE STANDARD az DEAL EEE
asgD CUsTOMERs.
.s3ld ]1UeTy7Vhers. loec
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RAILROAD IRON Another barge
load of iron for the f., I'll. & N. Il K.
was loaded on the barge yesterday at
the wharf, to be towed to Henderson,
and a large number of drays were
hauling more down to the wharf last
evening. In a few days they will
have sufficient iron on hand to COM
plete the Road to Madisonviile.
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Crescent Gisy Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT,

FFgHE undersigned has jhe pleasure OF
notifying his friends and the public
that he win Keep this beautiful place of
resort open during the Winter as Res
taurant. and Bowling and Billiard saloon,
having provided two OF those splendid
latest style 3lunswick billiard Tables, ana
thoroughly heated up bis Saloons and
Tenpin Alloys for that purpose. lie will
be prepared TO serve up OYSTERS and all
other delicncies Of the season no the shofl-
est notice, and viii from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER
noVI7 dtf ED WELLER
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NUMBER OF Hoes PACKED IN THIS
CITY.-The pork trade, since the
commencement of the season, has
been very brisk in this city. Up to
the present time dealers have packed
1910 hogs, and it is estimated that
not more than half the hogs that will
come to this market are yet in. The
number packed already, and that will
be packed this season in this city, will
very far exceed that of any previous
season.
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FOR SALE.

TEBR SALE, or ExcharRe Tor Real Es-
* tate - STEAM FLOIfRINs MILL
Fronts on the Ohio River, ina NoWbur-1r
Ind has four run O sto1 es, kiln Tor UrNs
ing meal, and all the lates Improvement
is near the coal bank fuel can 90 had
cheap. Terms o suit purchaser. Npr iur-
son, Ievansvilie, Ind, or +. y. BF.rHELLs
NeWburgh, Ind, lde3 dim
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TICKETS, $40.

gsvFEE DRAWING WILL TAB -
mace nt Masonic Temple, ln Louis
vile, kentucky, on the i4th day of IaHU-
AIRY, 1863
description OF the property, uud e1U 't.i.r
ing the act of the Legislature 0ttth.lfa
me safe.
Commissioner who viii manage tuaan-
terprise are named Ia the act OF lue ao
lature, and their integrity and raHuHa.I.
bidiy are endorsed i'm the CerlIUuat".
(which VIII be found iu the pamphlet.
Of Governor John ~ Stcyens9a, HONS.
United States Senators. Hon. John
Bunch, Spe tker OF tie Kentucky fu4
OF Representative, Hon Archibald b.E..-
Joseph Adams, President OF the EurHH
Bank J.. g.. Dailam, President of the H.a
Gonal sank, john ID, BaIret ana others. OBI.
Henderson, KY. 4; Hon. W. N. FarIett. JUl .H
ual District, and ii. $. Johnson Judge a.
the Court oil Common Pleas, OF Ind HH..
Hon. VIM. Fl. Walker, Mayor, john H
Hopkins, President First National EHu..
aud Others, OF Evansville, indiana, a.H
many other gentlemen of position a.a
prominence an Kentucky and Indiana
TICKETS can be purchased off
J.. r.. LYME, Farmer Bank HrnIer-
Bi.LExANDER, Commercial Bauf
THO5. h a. BROOKS. CovInzton. K...
JOHN g.. LATHAM, President Bank uI
Hopkiusy Lle, HopkinHvilles Ky
James j.. DallamY Commercial Bank, PA
r'ss- BOOKS opened 40 these points On The
lst OF October, 1858.
PHI LIP HORNBROOk. Esq, Wafar
SEMONIN. DIXON & Co, NO. - north
First street, Will order tickets from fne
agents at Henderson, KY, for those who.
desire TO purchase. secs dif
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STILL WADING.-The ladies are still
permitted to wade across the princi-
pal streets of the city in mud almost
shoe top deep. On Main Street sew
eral Of the crossings are impossible.
On Locust Street but three crossings
are even tolerable between Eighth
Street and the river. The ladies are
highly indignant at the Indifference
manifested by the city authorities,
and will, of course, use their influence
to keep the present city administra-
ton in power another year.
On First, Second, Third and Fourth
Avenues, in Lamasco, we are told
there is not a single crossing that is
passable for lady. One would think
that at the high rate Of taxes with
which we are assessed this year, and
with the largely increased expense fol
street work nearly three times as
much as in any preceding year, that
at least the street crossings should
be kept passable.
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COMPLEMENTARY correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Herald, in Civ
ing an account of the recent installa-
ton services of the Rev. Mr.. Kumler
as pastor of the Walnut Street Pres
byterian Church, says The exer-
cises we're enriched by choir singing
under the direction of Prof Russell
equal to anything to be heard in thC
best of our metropolitan churches
Coming from the source it does, the
compliment is one which may well b,
appreciated.
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-Business does
not improve in the Recorders Court,
and only two cases claimed the atten-
ton of that dignitary yesterday.
A man named McAvoy was drunk.
He had been there before, and this
time the Recorder fined him SO, with
50 costs, and sent him back with the
assurance that he would have to board
1t out.
Pat. McCork-sometimes calico
Paddy-from Cork, was also drunk
He was charged So 60, which h,
promised to pay, aud was let off.
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FAT TURKEYs-At 123 cents per
pound TO DAY, at Vickery Bros.
dec19-1t.
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Tarrs Haute and Indianagalis.
FROM TERRE RAUTE.

The change on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad takes place on Monday, Decem-
Der 7th, after which we will correct the
time table of that Road.
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~ How E-cDy Mothers suffer tho agony
4 seeing Il. an j lie ones snatchod away
rum tnCrl 4 = 8 re Whooplng Cough, on
Jipthagie- - eu single bottle OF Boiand'k
v mite EIE CEE-t pound Would have saNeu
the bnt L''tsa-u, It's infaliible.
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A DARK CAsE.-Just after dark,
last night, negro stole the ferryboat
on the other side Of the river, and
started across with a horse aboard.
Albert Thayer, assistant ferryman,
having been over to the city for some
medicine, was returning in a skif, and
seeing the ferryboat approached IT,
and called out, Who is there?" Re-
ceiving no answer, he bore down upon
the boat, and just before reaching
it the negro pushed the horse
out Of the boat, but as he went
over the side, he fell upon the
oar-pin and was held fast, with
his head hanging down In the water
the oar-pin having penetrated his
flank. The negro also jumped over
board, but was caught by the ferry
man and dragged on board again. lie
Immediately made fight, and attempt
ed to draw a revolver, but was quick
ly overcome and disarmed. He was
brought to this side and handed over
to the police.
The negro says he was from Hen
derson, and was raised by Colonel
Grayson. He says the horse belonged
to him, and he stole the boat for fear
the ferryman would charge him too
much for bringing him over. Wher
asked why he jumped overheard, ht
said he thought he would go to The
penitentiary sure, and he thought h'
would rather be drowned.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing is a list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending the l9th, as appears from
the record in the Auditors office:
Eliza j. Wells to Timothy d. Hogan,
Lots Nos. l and 2, in Block 8, in Jacobsville,
Daniel w. Goldsmith to Louis Sehimet,
Sou Invest quarter of section ., Town Z,
Range 10 West. tor 81 ,075;
Charles X. Wells to Timothy D. II ogan,
% interest in Lots 1 and 2, in Block ), in
JacobsviIle. for 81.
Fred. HabeIer to Margaret Daniels. Lot
No. g., in Block 81, IN LamaSco CITY, Tor
Phil Daniel to Fred. Haberer, Lot 9, in
| Block SO. in LamascO, Tor 81 900.
| John Freppon to Michael Scherer, Lots
& So s. o. TO- IN BLOCK l. IN '"oo0Svliis' '0'
Thomas O'Byrne to I. 81 d. Hirman,
| part of Lot /. 9, in Old Plan. for $50.
Anthony Ries to George Williams, Lot
| o. in Block 40, in LamaScO, tor S75.
| Helena LoeyVemthaI to Jacob Loewenthal
! Lot 8, In Block 50, in the Eastern Enlarge
ment; also, Lot 90. IN the Upper Enlarge
lou Louis So Geiger to Evansville Gas Com
! pany, Lots and ?, in Block 129, in Lamas-
Adam " ethel to BaIthus Mayer, South
west Quarter, OF Northeast Quarter, =, q
| Louis Schwertfeger to Frank Morris
| Lots L and 2, in Block /, in JacobsVille, fol
George Cawthorn to Samuel Hughes. Lo
| 5 and part of 4, in Block a. IN SOutnerf
| Enlargement, for 81.
| Frederick SchIensker to Henry Schlens-
| ker Southeast Quarter of the Southeas
| Quar- ter of Section 4, Township 5, Range Il
| West, for $500.
Henry " estphalings 10 Nicholas Adler
| Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quar-
! ter OF Section "a, Township 4, Range /
/ West; also The South "a of the Southwes
| Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Sec
ton 81, Township 4, Range IL; also thu
south "a OF the southeast Quarter of thu
| Northwest Quarter of Section 81, TOWNSHIP
f. Range IL, Tor s., 600.
Rocker, BIount & Co. to Jacob Hedder
fch. Fractional Lots Is and Ia, in tn
Fourth Enlargement, fol- $780,
=. % and "A, il Block IS; also Lots 3, o,
g. 10, Ii, u and Is, and Fractional Lots IA, u
| Is, 81 and 81, in Block Sc, and Lots 8, " Il
| II and ~. in Block 6S. In LamascO. for y. 40
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TRADE Report STATIsrICs.-- We
are gratified to announce that the
business men of Evansville, with very
few exceptions, have responded
cheerfully to the movement for the
publication of a Trade Report for
1863, and that its success is fixed
fact. The statistics are now being
compiled as rapidly as possible, aud
it is expected the Report viii be pub
lished early in January. We hope
all business men will render prompt
ly and cheerfully such information a
may be sought of them so that The
Report may be as accurate as posi-
BILE. Those who have not yet secur
ed advertising space in the Repor
can do so within the next few days.
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CANDY.-Wholesale price of pure
Stick Candy, by the box. at l9c per
pound. Teys and Fancy Goods at re
duced prices. H. Hermann, No. 40
Main Street; AHLERING q HAssLER,
No. Is South First Street. h26 I'm
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOAT s.
FOR MEMPHIS, vICKsBURG, AsD NEW
ORLEANS.
The feet and magnificent steamer
IL VIRGINIA,
ss.g-ssss.-es VIM Holcroft, Master;
Charley s5cnuhze, clerk,
leaves for New Orleans and all way ports
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10TH,
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to NJ u = : ; PATRiCK & co.
deIs d2t Agents.
Eo7 owENsBORO. cANNELToN, LOU
ISVILLE, AsD CINCINNATI.
The ffrst-class steamer
Fh CHARAER,
- s55ss s:ssssEzs.s 2. X. Barclay, Master. ~,
Sam. James, Clerk,
Leaves for Cincinnati and all way ports
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10Th,
at 10 O'Clock AM. -,
For fieight or passage apply on Doseru'
or d 10 DOT '0i>i- y - Agent.
SPECIAL TO SHIPPERS.
The CHARMER Will positively leave
at sharp 10 THIS Saturday. MORNING
for Cincinnati and all way ports. Have
bills of Iadiug aboard at that hour.
It'll Z. K. BARCLAY. Master.
FOR oWENsBoRo. CANNELToN AND
LOUISVILLE
The splendid passenger steamer
~ ROSE HITE,
kis4=-s' 's-'az4 p b. Branham. Clerk,
Will leave for Louisville aud all way ports
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18TH,
at 9 O'Clock A. II. ,, -
For freight or PassSa8Bea apRlE % co. u
to. W. e. BROWN Agents.
| FOR 0WENSBOEO. CANNELTON, AND
LOUISVILLE.
The feet ami elegant passenger steamer
MORNING STAR.
| - A. T. Gilmore, Master,
Dick Hutchlson. CLERK,
leaves for Louisville and all way ports
SATURDAY, uECEMBER ISrH'
For freight or pa-SSagIe1 spII y on
10 a1t Agents.
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The new and beautiful steamer
Ga PETROLIA No. 2,
ks-sss NJ. L. Doyle, Master;
| John =. Adams, Clerk,
Leaves for Wabash River on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10TH,
| at o'clock Pm. r.,
| For freight or passage apply on board. u
CARRIAGES.
. Cprr-s +. L. GREEE
II. B. GREEr[ 81 co.
| CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices
Main Street, 5et. FIFTH and .SiIth,
| ton1gdSu4D7 EVANsvTLI.T. IND.
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. II. n. HARVEY,
ROOM No. !, WALKERS BUILD1N0
Corner Main and Third streets.
ONCE Hos,rs-I0 TO l2;-2 to 5;7 70 3.
dBS6m
/
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Bg~ Try some of Hudnut's cele
brated Hominy Grits. 1t is superior
to Rice, Tapioca. Sage or Corn Starch
for buildings. For sale at the New
York Grocery.
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sey~ Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner OF Third aud Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries OF all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. oc26 dtf
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Nv ATTE Ed.

yEYANTED-FOUR GHRLa-Ouu gene
wv eral cook, one pastry cook, one
chambermatd, ara one dining room uiri
Good wages and constant emplog meut
given. Apply by letter 90
TIfOS. SHERIDAN.
dcclS DIV GRANVILLE, Illinois.
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Amuselnents.

EVANSVILLE Opera HOUsE.-The
audience at the Opera House last
night was the largest and one of the
most refined and elegant that has
craced that splendid temple during
the season, and the frequent bursts OF
applause gave evidence that all were
we'll entertained. The play was really
admirable. Mrs. Linden is unques-
tionably a star of the first magnitude
and she was well supported by the
whole company. Mr.. GottbOlds was
received with thunders of applause
and played exceedingly well, as die
the entire company.
To night will be produced Sons O
the Ocean, or the Gipsey's Curse,
and Jack Sheppard "a bill tina
cannot fail to draw full house.
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FCR REpTl.

Hr%GR RENT EASEMENT The buses
k ment oil the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, corner of Second aud chestnut
Streets. This would be @ very desirable
place for teaching Ausfe or Dg0iD.Hg ana
Painting. Also, good room f0r uu once.
Inquire of ALVAH JOHNSON.
au20 aft Real Estate Agent
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MORE new shoes arriving daily, of
the finest quality. consisting Of hand
sewed work, the most substantial
ever brought to the city, OF all kinds
of leather. Also, a splendid line of
Misses aud Childrens' wear. All
goods warranted as represented. Give
me a call. I'll. /. CHUTE,
dec2 No. 135 Main Street.
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DIR. IT. w. Cloud, in a few well-timed
and pertinent remarks, urged on the
people the importance Of cultivating
a taste for literature, art, and science.
As whole, the lectures of DR.. Mar
tin have been we'll received by our
manila
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Watches, JeWeiry, SilYeFWaFe,
Clocks, &c.-ClOsiDg Ou5 at ANY
Price,
At A. C. Rosencranz's store, No
II Second Street. Wishing to quit
the business, | will sell my complete
stock at less than cost. No hun bug.
Call soon. dec9 ZOd.
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Dry Goods for Sale.

FE7O ENABLE as TO CLOSE UP a.
O-partneIship which expires soon, we
now offer our stock of Dry Goods at "a bare
gain. The gock is small, the house hasa
good trade established, and is Oh running
order. II IS a fine opening for any One
wishing to engage in the business. For
particulars address z. O.. Box 1l2, Egaus-
Vile, Indiana. novll Oh
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WOth Patehes, Freckles 8 Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY iol
hose Brown DIsCOLoRArIoNs on the iece
.PegT1fs Moth and FTeckle Lotion. Pre-
AIRED only by Or. B. G. PERRY, 80 bond
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
aaT28 dom
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DOG TAX.-For every male dog, 81; for
every female OF. 81; and for every add
tfOnal male or female dog, u.
Taxpavers are requisite tO call ana ser
tie as early as possible, and AVOID Pehai
ties and costs.
r. IUNkENHEIM kB,
Treasurer of VaDderburgh county,
DELI d3t wit
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OPP q ga III Gus e.


}. ". DEvENHsH, Lessee ana Manage.
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A LARGE Stock OF SUPERIOR
LIoUoRs.-N. z. Carr 4 Co., at No. 3
and 4 South Water Street, have very
large stock of superior Liquors of the
choicest brands, selected with great
care expressly for this market by Mr..
Carr himself, with special reference to
the wants of this trade, and offered at
very small profits by wholesale to cash
customers. Steamboat bars supplied
ON liberal terms. dec10- DIFF
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MARRIAGE LICEEsEs.-The follow
ing persons were granted license to
marry by the County Clerk, during
the week ending last evening:
Thomas G. Shider and Margaret a.
Booth.
Christian Aims and Carolina Homburg.
Leonard Hembd and Christina Mehns
Phillip DAMN and Mary A. Best.
William L am1ton and Fanny a. kel-
gan.
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aEtrROAD FIME-TABEE.
gvansville and GrawlordsViile,
GOING NORTH.
coMINa SOUTH.

N B-The Vinoennes Aecommo ta non
Train leaving at 2:o5 r NJ MAKES Glo9g
Raiiroad at Vfncennes for st. Louis ana
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sy- $50 barrels of choice Eastern
Apples, wholesale and retail. at the
New York Grocery. Also, 20 barrels
new Buckwheat Flour.
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All kinds or Fancy, Useful, and Orna-
mental Articles for sale.
a lsO. IL E(iA NJ REFREsSH n ENBS.
a delicious LUNCH every day from IL
till O'Clock.
ADMISSION % cents at n ight and TO cents
for Afternoon. fdeclI dtd
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B@ Spareribs and Tendorloins to
be had at our Penthouse, on Locust
Street, between Third and Fourth
Streets.
ELLIOTT, RUFFEER & Co.
o.
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= D&H-&F ATC Hon nuaadqv. Uacam-
"a Der 18th. oH sycamore. sixth OF Stain
street, O. ladv'a gold watch, double c1aa.
and worth about 500. A liberal reward
viii be paid FOR its return 30 tle JON uaI
Once. DO $50
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ilTURDAY EVENING, Recember leih,

TWO GREAT DRAMAS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. HENRY LINDEN.
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D . 4 aWII w UNIHVs HIUtWUEI tHIH9
VIII De- performed, for the GHt Time
Ia this city, fne Drama of ihe
SONS OF The OCEAN
Joe, an orphan. .....- ..... SO ae- ~. LrenE r.
TO conclude with The ever-pouu-
ial DIANA of
JAtK SHEPPARD, The H0usebreaBcr
Jack Sheppard Mrs. III. I.Isr#ET
Joe BiuesEi % ,..............-. aiIi. TT, LINpE
I'm rehearsal,
The Jealous VIE and Scion ehHgke
R9ceq 81 Adm.gaon ~ Dress Circle and
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