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81, louis HarEet.
BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. October IS
TnHAcca-E Firm md huf IlllIa nn-.rIra-

by Ielegraph.I ST. LOUIS, october is
TOBACCo-Flrm, and but little Offering.
COTrOS-9uiet a. z41Sc.
FLOUR Dull and weak: Spring 10 yer;
Spring and Fall superfiue sold at Sab % I:
do; x, q 900 90; do. Xxx, 81 6l@5 %; Fall
Xxx, 8896 80; family brands, e7g7 CO.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy on all grades
below choice; No. 3 Spring. S5a80c; No. 2
do. soc; No. red Fall, 81 02al G8; No. 1 do ,
81 1901 IS; choice, 81 GOAL 20 No. white,
al O3gl ii prime, 81 20a1 y.
CORN-Dull, lower, and unBettled; choice
yellow ia bulk, zoe; mixed In sacks, sl@
sc; white, S5dg2c.
OATs-Dull and not much doing; 42I<alfc
In bulk, aud 47g5Oc IN sacks.
BARLEY-Unchanged at Sc for choice
Illinois, 81 419l 80 for prime 90 fancy Min
nesota, and 81 7O9l s. FOR good 10 choice
RYE-Du'l and declining at 779sie for
fair TO prime.
WHIsKY-Steady at 81 Is.
GRocERfEs-9uiet and unchanged. Pork
dull and lower; small order Ea' es az ggI OO
Bacon, Jobbing at l7zc for shoulders, and
201Sc for clear sides.
LARD-Dull and declining; order sales Of
choice tlerce sc l71Sc; Veg, 100l9Lc. In
at l5IZc.
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EPISCOPAL CoNvoCATIoN. = The
Episeopalian Convocation for South
ern Indiana will meet in St. Paups
Church, in this city, on Wednesday,
at 1O3 O'Clock a. N. In the morning
there will be the usual service and
Communion, The Convocation ser
mon will be preached by Rev. Mr..
Freeman, of Vincennes. In the alb
sence of the Bishop, Rev. w. H. Van
Antwerp will preside. On Wednes-
day evening a Missionary meeting
will be held in the same Church. Ad-
dresses from the several ministers in
attendance may be expected. The
public generally will receive a cordial
welcome.
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en- YORK Gold ana s,och AArA,t.

BY telegraph NEW YORK. Oct. IL.
MOFEY-Easier this afternoon, AZ to 2
per cent. with the bulk OF trans ctlona nt
5g6 per cent. Discounts dull al I01S For
eign Exchange dull and unchanged n On-
1ual rates 9gjZ. At the opening or the
Gold Room this morning, the directors OF
the new Gold Exchange clearing house re-
ported they found serious difficulties IN
organizing a clearing house on the plan
proposed, and asked for power either 10
modify the present, or arrange, III possible
n different plan TO be submitted FOR tho
consideration OF the Gold Room as early
as practicable. This request was granted.
The Stock Exchange have again under
consideration the prOpriety OF establishing
a gold department. under their manage
ment.
GoLD-D Dull: opened at3.gz, fell 10 30, and
closed al 301S4305<. Carrying rates 4W5 per
cent. to nat. Some OF the banks are re-
cefviug currency from 81. Louis ana the
bapks which have the largest southern
accounts have received considerable ore
ders, which cover the present week 1he
ordeTG from New Orleans on one bank are
for GlJl 900 per day during the week. a..
though it Is not expected this bank VIII
be able to send the full amount
GOvERN1i ESTs-Are higher, with gem
eral demand, closing strong. Coupons OF
'8l, LEGGED; do. ~, l20lgia0H; do. 49,
l21g l2O1z; do. '65, ligS9llgzi do. new
IISQllSH; do. 81, uS1KallSl{; do. '68, IFS
ellis; lO-l0s, l0554gl0o%. Currency Us az
7ts6sB.
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The Best is the Cheanest.

DooLEY's BAKING POWDER mas not
only attained the position of the best,
but the cheapest baking powder now
in use. Strictly pure in its combina-
ton, and so exactly proportional, that
there is no trouble in making light.
sweet biscuits, rolls, pastry, &c, every
time. One pound will go further in
the culinary department than two
pounds of any others in the market.
Try it and be convinced. For sale by
all Grocers in quantities to suit.
oet14. 3t-ThSat&Tu
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BY telegraph NEW OnLnAua. OcLI8
CoIT0N-Flrm middilng exc; sales % 4
8bl8 Dalcsf receipts 8.1JI hHIoat oNUorfH
cOaatWtso, $50 bHlos.
FLOUR Z bull and dCciluingi duperHue
81 8l. Xxx fd go, Xxx G5 90.
CORN Mixed "a OF; white gl lO
OAT8-uaU10o.
hmAM-Gl l0.
HAY-Gl0 00.
ponK-f3I 90.
BAcON-Quie 40 llIo for Shoulders. gIls
9zl1zc Tor sides, and 21N11c for hnfna.
LARD-Ilerce lb9lgzc, neg 20Se.
bUGAH-eOm mon l2e, prime Ifke
MoLAssh FlAntattont rebCiicd, 51U10c,
WHIsKW-lt Easier, nt Ei bf<.
COFFEE - Demand betters Urffnn Tgf.H
l65<c, fair i50lBMc.
GOLD-l29Ic.
ExcHAEGE--.steTling 1905 N. Y. sight a
a. per cent difoOunt
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Louisville Harket.
By telegraph.

by LelegrhpnsI LOUIhFILLEs OCT. 10
CoTrON-Dull and nominal.
FLOUR-In good demand; supernne 81 70.
WHEAT-Red 81 90; white 81 Is.
CORN-C0c.
OATS-60c.
RYE-g0c.
ToBs coo-Leaf quiet aud hrm sales OF %
hhds. at 81 SO9l2 90.
PRoVnsIOEs-Quleta and firm. Mess Pork
81 IS. Bacon, shoulders l71<c; clear sides
205<c: no clear rib IN market.
EARD-Qutet al lS1<c.
WHIsKY-Qulet at 81 Is.
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PROSPECTS OF BowLDERs. = Two
bowlder boats were started from New
Albany on Friday last. to be foated
to this city for Mr. Jacob s. Lowry.
They started from Rising Sun on
Monday, the 18th inst. If they do
no ground they may be expected here
by the last of this week. The bowl
der diggers have found it unusually
difficult to find powders this season.
The supply seems to be almost ex-
hausted.
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Enrnrenn nnranL-


DY L0DIo.T L0#U0W- 0rT- IH-n r
ConsOis for money BEZs account asf<s
5-10 bonds, %, 81 I. DO 'Uj, fl5< dO fGI. 500
l0-405. 15M Err 1y%i Illinois Central 14%
PARIS, oct. 18-BOurse fat; rentes7IfIge.
LIVERPOOL, October l8.-CottaH rather
more active; middliun upinnd8. 1HLaI2l<dt
Orleans, 12Jf0lIjkd sales. 1900 Dulles. GHIf-
f0ruia white Wheat, nos Oh winter. 0s Hd0.Bf
% rod Western Oh dd. Flour. 2ls. Corn.
Pork, liOs. Bee b0A Lard, T2l Cheese,
6Is. Bacon. 0aB Gil Spirits petroleum, lld
rtnncd, ls SO. TurpeuuUes Ha
LOgDou, October l8.-VaIIoW, l7a Conn
mon r0ains at London, 0am6 fd. HpIfIM
turpeulinei "a. sugar, b0a 90. ca cutfH
iinseed, 6ls 80. PotfO cum 90 Antwerp
81 firm.
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MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper

MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper g.
Co., No. 30 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade large variety of
fine tobacco and cigars Of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought in the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest to call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the East as we'll as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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REV Err NE w s.
ForOther Rtvsr Items see THIRD Page.

The weather, which had. been pleasant
and clear up to noon yesterday, grew
cloudy in the afternoon, and unpleasantiy
cold.........The additional arrivals and de-
partures up to 2 O'Clock this morning, in
clude the Clara Scott, from Cairo Fayette.
to Henderson and return Glasgow. Mem
phis to Cincinnati; Qulckstep, to Cairo.
...............The Clara Ecott arrived a
few moments before 3 p. NJ, with
a fair trip. Her officers report the river
clear below, all the boats having got over
ShawneetoWn and Walkers Bars ....... The
Virginia put her stock ashore to tighten
over Walkers, and about 50 head broke
away, and were scattered through the
woods Of Illinois. The Virginia was lying
to below the bar, and her crew were scour-
ing the woods in search Of the struggling
animals........The Dexter took few pas
sengers here, but refused all freight. She
was drawing full four feet and viii
have great difficulty in getting out........
The Glasgow had 800 bales of cotton, and
discharged nearly 400 bales here for r. X
Dunkerson. She was full of people,
among whom we were pleased to meet Mr..
VIM. = all, the admirable clerk of the
Minneola....-....The Norman had not ar
rived at o'clock this morning ......... q
we're handed the following dispatch late
last night, which explains itself:
PADUCAH, KY, October is.
Buy COnnnt, AgeHt:
Win be up tomorrow, and will leave
"Wednesday evening. Have good trip.
LEE HOWELL,
Steamer Hapidan No. 2.
We direct attention TO the advertise
ments OF the Memphis and Arkansas and
the Memphis and White River packet
lines. Messrs. Humphrey, Lewis d Com
pany will give through tickets to passen-
gers, and through bills Of lading to ship
DeTs.
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Between the corner Of First
Avenue and Franklin Street, and the
residence of Mr.. John Henson, on
Mary Street, parcel, containing an
unfinished skirt The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at the
JOURNAL Office. oct15
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EaahgIlIn MnrEnf.

BY Telegraph NAMwHLE. oct IB
COTTON - q OF ordinary lI41Tlyrt frrg
mlddling 21kM2fe
WWEAT-Eed q 0Js amber NI Id. whffn
q l5mt 20.
C0RH-el IS.
RYE-Gl 90
BARLEY-8l %.
OATs--G0o
FLOUn--t5 O11F GO for EuneInne 10 fancy.
BAC0E-sldos 4Jei shoulders ~ l2Cs hams
2ic.
LAuD-20e
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CHILLY.-The operator In the tele-
graph Office at indianapolis sent to
the operator in this city the rather
chilly intelligence that it was showing
In indianapolis last night. The 18th
of October is an early commencement
for winter. Here the weather was
almostcold enough for snow, the mer-
curry being down to 45o at midnight,
with dense light clouds vailing the
sky.
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AURORA CIRcLE.-We acknowledge
the receipt of a complimentary invita-
ton to attend a grand hop, to be given
by the Aurora Circle" on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 10Th. 1869. at the Ma
tional Hall. 1t viii no doubt be
pleasant affair.
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COMMISSIONERS Court. The Coun-
ty Commissioners yesterday consider
ed matters relative to certain bridges
in process of construction in Union
and Perry Townships, modifying the
plans Of some. and adjourned until
Wednesday.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-A decision was
rendered in the Circuit Court yester-
day in the case Of J. c. Wheeler vs..
John Wesley Hughes. judgment
was rendered for the defendant. This
was a suit brought to confirm the title
in Wheeler to the lot between Mark,
Warren & Co.'S china store and the
reconstructed building formerly occu-
pied by Geo. S Sonntag & Co., and
which was sold on an order from the
Court of Common Pleas. The case
will go back to the Court of Common
Pleas for further adjudication.
THE HENDERSON FAIR.-To- day
the Henderson Fair opens, and if the
weather is fine large number of our
citizens will, we doubt not, avail
themselves Of the excellent facilities
afforded by Capt. Perkins and his
beautiful packet, Fayette, to witness
the fine display that is sure to be
made. Over 400 rings will be opened
and over $4,000 will be distributed in
premiums.
The people Of Henderson arc pro-
verbal for their hospitality, and the
officers of the Fair will leave no effort
unexpcnded to make the entertain
ment pleasant and attractive. The
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-19

LAW CARD.-We direct attention
10 the law card of Geo. w. Shanklin
that appears IN this mornings jour
NAL. The young candidate for nu-
merous briefs add fat fees was raised
in our midst, and is too we'll known to
require eulogy from us.
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"a Whites Files, for fling news
papers, or any kind of magazines, &C.,
fer sale at the Journal Office. They
are very cheap, durable, and are the
best file in the market.
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COUNCIL PROOEEDINGs.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
EVANSVILLE, Oct. Is. 1859

Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-His Honor Mayor Walker
and Councilmen Steinbach, Hopkins,
Semonin, Orr, Hodson, Steineker.
Wilthsire, and Doughty. Absent
Councilman Stumpf.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following bills were presented
and allowed:
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Billiard fables AZ Auction /,

Two splendid Tables will be sold
without limit or reserve, at auction,
to the highest bidders, at T. NJ Ell
liott's Auction Room, Friday, October
23d, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
oct14-td Il. NJ. ELLIOTT.
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OEnaburEq are reduced from lIazc % 1.a
and the Avoudale t0.4 brown CPS esliura nra
reduced ffOm f7t<e no llc. white Prulaer.
ton q hnnne are advanced from lg<rfr
Ipzc, and New England from ne 70 il/e.
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B@ Five hundred choice Bacon
Hams, in prime order, for sale at the
Builders Emporium, in lots as want
ed. Water, between Walnut and
Locust Streets.
oct9. 15t BABcocK & STEELE.
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Four Girls, who understand fold
Ing and stitching, can get employ
meDt at the Journal Bindery. Ap.
ply at the Journal ONCE early this
morning.
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~ Telegraph ~ HAHI IIs AcNt FL.
COTTON - Flrmrrs middlmg 1ffo Ee-
ceipta, 23f5 bales; exports, l0I bales.
FLOUR-Firm sup rnnc sJWJ IS.
CORN-NeW bJc old CD.
OATs-C2tkc.
HAY-g29 O0.
BRAN-g1f O0s
Cons mEAr-Fresh g5 %, and kiln dried
PoHR-G3l co.
LARD--i0JSc.
., BIAcoE-steady' shoulders Use. and sides
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Hnir York - Rnnna nnrhnI

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct, is.
The great feature ia the trade to-day Is
the decline In the price Of Mernmac prints
TO 121<c for ID cloth, and the w brand 90
lie: also the reduction OF lc a yard IN Gar
ner q Company's print, by II. j. Clafiin
Coz The goods are now selling at llMc,
and stewart q Company are selling them
at IOJ<o, in a small way. Tennessee plaid
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oGAL NOTICES

@ George A. Bittrolff has just re-
turned from the East, and is now
opening his new stock. Call and see
it at No. 81 Main Street. 19-1t
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D9- Hiram Nelson will sell at auc-
ton at his auction room, this morn
ing. at 81 O'Clock, lard kettle, lard
press, coal cook stove, &c. oc19
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CAUdHT. - John liver, the cum
ming, who was convicted of larceny
in the Criminal Cours on Saturday,
and who gave the ia n the slip on
Sunday, was oyerhauled by Sheriff
Miller and Deputy Sheriff George T.
Cochran yesterday at Henderson, and
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CoNIMERCIAL.-Our regular weekly
Financial and Commercial Summary
will be found on the third page of to-
days JOURNAL.
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If you want Harper's Weekly, APP
pleton's Journal, Scientific American,
or any Of the weekly and monthly pc
riodicals Of this country or Europe,
go to Fish s. Barriers, Main Street.
They have received Demorest's Mag
azine for November, and will have
the other magazines in this morning.
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JACKSON BALL.-The Jackson Fire
Company will give a grand ball at the
National Hall on the evening of the
25th of October.
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A GIANTEss.-We saw yesterday, on
board the steamer Fayette, the giantess,
Miss Hannah Battasly, en- route .
Henderson, to astonish the people
who attend the FAIR. She was born
in the State of Maine, is % years old,
has a rather handsome and intelligent
face, is five feet eleven inches high,
measures twenty-four inches around
her upper arm, over six feet around
her waist, and weighs only 702 pounds,
avordupois. She will be on exhibit
ton in Henderson this week. She
has in charge little cannibal child,
from Africa, of the Fan tribe, who is
three years old, aud has heavy crop
of golden colored hair, resembling a
fan. Her thumbs are as long as her
fingers, and crooked like the fingers
of an ape. She is a great curiosity.
On Sunday the Fayette took to
Henderson the Fat Boy" another
wonderful freak of nature. He is
only seven years old and weighs over
two hundred pounds. Both these
passengers, so remarkable for size.
attracted great attention as they
passed over the wharf to the boat.
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THANKs.-Geo. A. Bittrolff, who
has just returned from the East, has
our thanks for late New York papers.
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B1~ Prane's Cromos. equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 80 to
$25 co. Call and examine them at
E. & BIS. oc1tf
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SG Morgan's Mucilage Reservoir
for sale at the Journal Office. Ex-
anime and you will buy one.
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ACCIDENT.-Rev. s. i. BINKLEY, Of
Mt. Vernon. his son and another
young man, had narrow escape yes
terday. from serious injury. They
were coming to our city in buggy.
Near the coal mines, in descending a
decliYity, one side of the shaft came
loose, and dropped down in such a
manner as to brighten the horse. who
started to run, and turned the buggy
over, throwing its inmates out. Mr.
BINKLEY received some pretty severe
bruises on his side and leg, and the
young man had a severe cut on the
head, caused by the wheel of the
buggy passing over it. The horse
ran the buggy against the telegraph
pole and broke it, piece of it strik-
ing boy who was on a wagon which
was passing at the time, and severely
cutting MIN under the chin. The
buggy was pretty badly wrecked.
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"a Headquarters for Visiting Cards
is at No. 6 Locust Street, next door
to the Post Office.
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CIT Y N b W S #.
rnIL nINnRRG

Coal ClndeFs can be had at the
Journal OflCe-fOr hauling away.
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wTOM ahGE ~ ALUA BLE MAIN
~ STREET PROPEHIH-I splendid
property known as Che EHier property.
situated on the west corner OF Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 900 feet uu Main
street and $50 feet on SIKH Street. HnEN
property % offered for sale al low nruIea
on easy terms. Apply %
j.. IL. GLLIDiH a SON.
Real Estate "a 4rufH
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
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pg Faber's Everpointed Pencils
and Leads to suit, constantly on hand
at the journal Office.
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Bg The Card Photographs made
by w. 7. Worthington & Co, can't
be beat this side of New York. Come,
see for yourself, corner Main and
Second Streets. sep28-1m
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BG- Initial Note Paper on hand 10
any quality at the Journal Office.
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pg Go to Fish & Barriers and get
one of those beautiful Bibles. They
have complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. oc1tf
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is now safely lodged in the county
Jail. He walked about half way to
Henderson on Sunday night, and
took passage on the Fayette. Miller
and Cochran had reached Henderson
in advance of the boat, but were not
at the landing when she arrived, and
Oliver made his way up town. Learn
ing that he had come down by the
boat, they soon hunted him up, and
Miller brought him back, while Coch-
ran came up on the Indiana side, and
on the way picked up Wash Wood, a
white man, for whom the Sheriff has
had warrrnt for the last three
months, on charge of malicious tres
pass and assault and battery, it being
averred tina the had broken into the
house of woman in BabytowD. and
whaled the woman. He was held to
bail on the two charges in the sum of
$500.
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BEFORE JUSTICE MCTERNAN.-
Late Saturday evening, Mary Hen
bricks fled an affidavit before Justice
McTernan, charging Geo. Stephenson
with assault and battery. George
was arrested. but not being ready for
trial was held in the sum of $50 to an
swer yesterday morning. 1t is said
that, on Sunday, George whaled Mary
again. When the case was called
yesterday morning, Mary failed to
appear, and an attachmentwa issued.
When she appeared upon the witness
stand she seemed reluctant to testify,
either through intimidation or from
having relented, and no very satisfac-
tory testimony could be elected. The
defendant was. therefore, fined one
cent and costs.
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pa Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barter's. ocItf
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B@ The price of Photographs is
reduced to So 90 per dozen at w. T.
Worthington & Co.'S, corner Main
and Second Streets. Come, see US.
seB2S I'm
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz, op-
posite the Opera House. sep25