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Wants,

\lvANTED-FAMILIEsB REAKlNG Up HOUSE
w keeping Or removing from the city to know
that they eau dispose OF theIT furniture without
the trout or expense Ot auction by addressing
II LEVY, 2SS Pennsylvania avenue, southeast
corner Of Tenth street, no27'11'
L. S. justin PAYS PAIR (CAsH) PRICES FOR
L.. Ladies, 0enIsAnd Childfen's Second hand
Cnthlng, Under Glothlug, Boots, Shoes, &c, No,
AIS Ninth street between D and streets. third
door from Young Mems Christian Association
Building N. B.-Any Note by Mail promptly
attended to, nuyl3,U
\lrASTED-Ngw AND CAST OPP CLOTHING.
W old Gold and silver, or any other article oil
broker Store Of X, FULTON 4 co, OIL Ninth
street, idoors north OffennsylyRHlA avenue.
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smAlieiously reported that Dr., z. V, PURDY.
Nelerlnsty saTEe2nis no longer ip the city, aud
not 10 be found, ltisA mistake. lie can b" found
a al times IN his office, No 800 +, between
iHHa stTeeis ~ p[Sfes
hopes by Gtsntyeness TO bus uess to merit !ibeIA
share OF public patronage In future hhc" Hnl
residence No $50 s'ttI rCl2lu
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Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF BOTTLES

Assistant MEDICAL PURvEYoR' OFFEr,l
wAsHISdTON. d. C., Dec a. lGl
Proposals. WILL be received At this once uutl 4?
IN December II So for the purchase OF quantity
~ empty liquor and med tcina bottles, VIZ. ~, OU
quart liguor Bottle, and l',Ho vide mouth Bot
Ties, assorted sizes and CuluTs, They can DO see1
any time at this office The above. named Bottles
are new have never been used. and are packed IN
barrels and boxes,
Terms: Cash, with immediate delivery.
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
Assist, Medical PuryeyOr, ByI Col, U. :. A
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Lost and Found.


Cox WILL BEPAlD BY DR., DARBY, No 80
JNAO fuur-And'A-hAlf street, for the fucoN cry
81 4 pm9nd SOLITAIRE Ring. inscribed From. =
Grateful Patient, " Jpcl-Uts
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Estimated receipts In excess OF
expenditures. ................. ,lO2, 900


@s@Ss=s
TIE 81 receipt.
force relating 70 custo ms and Internal revenue
VIII not be so ehansedas 70 materially affect the
revenues, and the estimates OF expenditures
traofdinary appropriations Will be made.
9Eo. ). BOUTWELL,,
Secretary The Treasury.
ternnI Reyeuu..
.,".
.on1e. p m. o Si,. anteans revenue
and the duty upon the circulation and deposits
o. nstionsl banhs, were, Tor the fiscal year
ICY ~ 49, ,sssiIy nea.ass ne sums re.
which WAS Tor taxes assessed and collected In
previous years. w.
cal year 1902 ~ this bureau, excepting on gen.
erai meronsnaIse' mnaer section III OF the &C,
Q, June W, isot, hmtea under tho act OF
March 81, 1865, 70 ale Anu patent medicines,
amountnn8 70 ~ .sii'oi; me drawback on
run and alcohol 10 not not allowed by the bureau
The rees,Pts oo io 80 me current year are est
There was !. gain Of ti,iSe,sss for the first
six months OF the hseal year 1869 over the cor
responding month. o. lsSs The greatest gain
was on spirits OF " ,bs0,o22. The greatest loss
was incomes, including salaries, Vi, 1919
For the lat siS months OF 1852 over 1905 the
gaia was s2o,o9?si2, on which the greatest
l
7Os,st, and incomes s2os3,7SI. The entire
Losses were eso2,Is2
Tbs total gain from April to September,
lsOv' ineiunlwe, OYER corresponding period OF
lses, was s2sytsi,Ss:, showing gain OF ell.
COL Isl on spirits and oo0s, $50 on Tobacco
The gain on spirits during this six months
OF comparison Is NOT so large by nearly six
millions ss II was for the six months ending
30th OF June last. This Is accounted for by the
circumstance that the old spirits In bonded
warehouse on the 3oth Of August, lsGs, when
the new law went into effect, were all by one r
alton oflaw to no Withdrawn from bond an d
tax to be paid prior TO July !, 1860. 1t is
fact, however, that the gain on tobacco, for
six months ending June 80, 1850, by $4,000 ,OOOi
sh owing steady and continuous increase OF
revenue from this source.
Referring 70 the gains on spirits and tobacco
for these periods, II seems proper to say that
there 10 every cause ior congratulation that
the law Of July 20, 1865, taxing these articles
was enacted
Alluding 70 the favorable comparison, the
Commissioner says the entire table affords
ample promise OF satisfactory results.
| SPIRITS
There were IN bonded warehouses on LIST
July, 1865, a. shown by the accounts kept In
TINS omss, TiNe,t29 gallons Of spirits; This
ineiuues AZ oIAims tot ieakaRe theh outstand.
log, and large quantity claimed to have been
uesnSgoa ~ he pu.ning 81 several bonded
whtehouses, - wen ascertain amounts which
had previously been Withdrawn upon fraudu-
lent 9onus sna were still unaceounted for.
Opaer vac proVluons OF the act OF July 20,
h tSSs, ~ t;m, ~ sRHs 10 oonded ware.
nouo ~ III sne VI shS passage o. the act
were teauifea 70 90 withdrawn and the tax
rsnuiIsmsot a asa %, =, .'Syi aha oy ,nis
liI rsSoSs, ss,pna OF spnhs were
III. 49,, "a, sna .p1 ,n ,he St uuting
insre.se ia r.yenu. r,nm ~ 'at en'ent, 70
M 49, -, ~ M , ,osn .hls HouIcei whiie
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sBBNs0N. On the 9Th instant, Of consumption,
hAnr r., wife Of James II Benson, aged twenty.
Her remains have been removed to Vermont for
MATTlNGLy -on Monday, the 9Th inst. MAY
LouIlE, only daughter OF George =. aud Louisa
MaWngly. aged three years and two days
Funeral will take place from 81. Dominiet's
church at'p. m. to-day.
PAULsQN. -On the 9Th instant, WILLIE, second
son OF Richard and Carolius Paulson, aged III rec
years eleven mouths and nine days,
R00Bas.-A l:so o'clock Monday morning, At
his residence, No. SO O street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streeta, JoBSsoS X. ROOMS.
HIS friends snd rel aves Of the family are yited
truesday.)
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SAEE OF sERy ~ hs kSP oyyEsERvICEA,
GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.


OFFICE DBPor QCAGTBRNAsrHR,(
, foKT hOSkos. VA, Nov, u, lssa,
Will he sold at public suction, on account u the
United States, at Port Monroe. Va, at 10 o'clock
y, m TUESDAY, December u, 1859. quantity Of
Condemned and Unseryiceabla QuArisrma ster's
Stores and Clothing aud Bquipage, consisting in
part Of the follo wing articles;
Tools, Broom-, Brushes, Harness, Scrap Iron,
Stoves, Stove pipe, Rope, 0r>tn Sacks, Spikes,
&c, aud some 80 BedBAcks, % various patterns
Goats, SC, &c.
Terms OF Sale: Cash, In dovernmsnt funds Blils
| to be settled Immediately after sale.
Property to be removed within hye 80 days after
date Of sale,
District HENRY W, JAMES,
Byt Lieut. Col, A q. Nj, L, :. Army, DEPOT
QnartermHAter. nuVi5.id
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tlT3 900 600
II these coujestures are we'll founded, after
sbrief period the excise tax can be limited to
stu fewer objects Of taxation than at present,
aud those such as all admit TO DO the ones that
should bear the burden. The realization OF
these aniicipations will enable Congress to
sweep away the special or license tax and all
others that rest upon the labor, industry and
smaller business transactions OF the country.
Amendments to the laws, such as will facill-
tate the collection OF the revenue. have been
prepared. These do not effect the general
system, but look entirely to an explanation
OF provisions not clear from doubt and am.
blgnity' and Tor supplying some manifest
omissions In the law.
SPIRIT METERS.
Inc llce meters appear to have operated
well under circumstances In every respect IA.
vorable, but under other circumstances, by
which they must, at all times and in all places
be more or less affected, the weight OF testi-
mony Is such that have been led to doubt
their efficiency for the purpose designed.
the view of obtaining the best results.
EXPENSES OF COLLECTING THE REVENUE.
The expenses incident to the collection OF
the revenue In 1865 were ss,TId,Sli, while for
1869 they were but sG,7s5,i77, showing a de-
crease, In favor OF the past year, Of 1891, 3I7,
The manner Of paying .torekeepeFs now in
vogue should be abolished at once, as the sys-
| TEN 10 found defective, the repnyments dim
| cult to collect from manufactures.
During the present year, lSdg, the number Of
! seizures were LA, for the hrst quarter OF
| 1870, O2l. The number Of cases compromised
during the fiscal year 1862 was 1852, and the
| Amount received AS taxes, penalties, and fines,
! 1925, sos ~, for the fiscal year. Number OF
/ claims for abatement considered during the
! ilsoal year 1867 was s2,ll5. Number OF claims
! for Tefunding considered, 3,l73. Number OF
| stamps received during 1869 was 6slOy,3 81,
valued at $50 ,O9s, lGlS6. Number Of dlstilleries
registered, S6i, Number OF officers connected
with the internal revenue service who report
| to this bureau, COOS.
In concluding this report, | desire to &C.
knowledge my obligations to the Officers and
to the clerks, both male and female, OF the
! Internal Revenue Bureau, for their valuable
| assistance, for their honest devotion to the
public service, and for the very faithful dis
| charge OF their official duties.
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'-'T A FuGE,:

south CnA..-
lin, 20 SARATOGA,
Cay streets, also Of drugxlstsq
All the druggists, and hundreds
washington, D. c., Alexandria, va, and the
roupdinE country. know Of cures by this Womb r
Iut Rsnsiy.
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HODclthh tOHsNHDllpHs
wAsHISUTOS, D G., Aug 2,lsH.
For several years had been subject 10 cough
aud splitting blood. OBe year ago last winter
took heavy cold, VIII ch settled on my lungs. l
had a bad hemorrhage used many cough mix:
lures. but found no relief ! was very sick AZ
summer. | went into the country hoping II would
benefit me; but when | returned my cough was
more violent than ever. had ftighuGl hsmor
rhage, which lasted ave dAysi wa. very low ana
coughed tnesssAntlyi could not Slept had no az
Cd bat found no relief uati Itried De Biug'S Won
derful Remedy. ltook this remedy, Viafug a. about
quAintauees In Washington. who knew my sup
posed hopeless and bed.rdden condition, ar" sur
prlsed to see me attsndus TO my household attir,
aud about the city, apparently as well ~ other
people generally. ! have resoinmended Il to sew
sraf afflicted persons during the year.who have
been berehttea by its use.
Mas Louisa HURDLE, 62j O street
iacipisnt COHsunptiy
wAsHtsgrOs. d. q. Sept. q lS6n
had severe cough. resulting from neglected
cold. tried various peetorAl remedies without
benefit l had night .weats, aud was some hat
alArnei. A lady friend induced me to Try a bottle
Of De Bing's NiAuge. InA few days was entirely
cured. have had no reIutn Of the sinckne-s since
WV. ". De MAINE,
Assistant City surveyor
For All Throat aud Lung Complaints.
Pleurisy, Asthma, Diptheria, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, sudden Colds,
and Inflammation OF
tho Lungs.
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Boarding.

ID o 4 RDI a.
ID RUFUS SMITH,
nf LOudoul county, Va having rented House n o,
ts3 Tenth street between d and streets, has
made e9mplste ArTaIgems1ls for KEEPING 4
or MONTH. Bath rooms on all doors Rooms
single or Ia suits, with or without board,
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hSys PUBLIC MEETING AT LiN-
49, colin HALL IN BRHALP OF THE
POOR, FRIDAY EVENING, December 10, 1902 =.
public meeting. under the auspices ofthe wash
inEton Association for the Improvement Of the
Condition Of the Poor. to take i'm mediate measures
70 allsviaie the susrings Of the destitute Of this
city
Those requiring aid this season are numerous.
aud Il Is earnestly hoped this meeting will be
largely attended by ladies' and gentlemen. pastors
and people, by All who are Interested or willing to
aid In this charitable work.
Rev !; P. newman, D; D., Rev. J. O. Butler,
D, D.. Hon. JOhn Hill. General o, .. Howard and
others are expected to address the meeting.
Hon. Peter Parker, President,
Vice Presldeuts-Salmon 7, Chase, A. X, Shep.
herd, s. J. Bowen. Henry D, Cooke. O. ", RigEs,
W, W. COreorAn.
Tr~asurer-A. =, solomons.
seoroiary-L. W, Kauuedy.
General Agsnt-A, X. Browne. deC'.It
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s- s,IrL. ~" 49, I'rs.ds
Rooms on Saturday evening. December I. lS9, the
following gentlemen were authorized 20 receive
II. Clagelt, No. 1 Market Space. Board Of Trade
Rooms; Johu X. Elynus Co 81 and 81 outs.
W, Liuyille, Sec nd and Indiana ayenuei g. U.
Callan, Sai Pennsylvania avenue John fnrier,
street, between Sixth aud seventh streetsi \.
Browne, No, 9 Pnnr.and a half street, Q. b.
Church 4 Co corner Seventh and II street, Thos.
Roberts, Nipth east aud south D streetsi Lewis
Glsphs9s' Railroad of1ee, Maryland avenue,
Davis, 1876 Nineteenth street, Henry Lyle. SO II
street, g. \; Holland. Bladensbnrs Toll.Gats,
bury, GnoTgJtowni u. fnlrchidi $. W Shoe
maker, rs q street Navy Yard William Hurley.
SOl street, between sixth and Seventh streets.
Northern Liberty. dec6.6t
AID adjourned meeting Of this association will be
held At the Board Of Trade rooms next Saturday
evening.
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,@S6s MANUSCRIPT NEATLY COPIED, on
ks9 short notice aud liberal terms, by T. l.
sALKELD 4 CO., 3ss Eighth street. between
aud X streets. dee2-lm
r~,sfsLIvELY TIMES
ssS3 AT GREGORY's
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,S9sCOKEi COKE!i COKE!!i AT
A1S TEN CENTS PER BUsHBL. Orders for
Coke are now received 1T the folio wing places !
Ohes Of tho Gas Company, Ala Tenth streets the
streets weSti DcMotts drug store. corner OF ghth
and streets. Navy YArdi George W. CTopley .
drnR store, ITO Bridge street, GeotEetown.
dec4'uh
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In compliance with the above request. a meeting
81 the Fourth Ward Republican Club will hs held
at the Chamber Of the Board Of Aldermen on TUBS
DAY kyENlNG. December I. att clock.
All Republicans entitled to vote Ia this Ward,
and who recOEuife the existence OF this Club with
the Constitution adopted and officers elected At Its
regular meeting, held at the Council Chamber,
present JOHN II. CRANE,
ds6-2t President
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s~DFOU IL T II VAR ID REPUBLI.
sS CANs-TARE NOTICE.

WARRINGTON, D. c., Nov. -, 1852
John IT. Crane, 6s2., President Fourth Ward
Rspu5ifcnn club:
SID: The uldersigned members OF the Fourth
Ward Republican Club respectfully request that
you will call meeting Of that Club, to be held on
the evening OF TUESDAY. December 7, at such
place as you may designate.
Very respectfully.
J. II. CRosHNAs, BENJAMIN N. McCoY,
WV. II. WEST, JONI o. sTRPHBSsOE,
PALMER A. BRisCoR, JONI R. TASSIA.
p. II. DosEuAs.
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.~Y3GAs CONSUMERS,
". q r FICIAL.

BoFFIoIAL.
City COLLgCrnR's OPFiCH,l
WEST WIsn. CITY HALL, J
wANHISuf0s. d, G., Nov ~, ls69.
Notice Is hereby given that an abatement u Ave
tbl PER cent. will be allowed upon all taxes paid
p,pr 70 January 1870. in accordance with the act
on tn, 1T day of February. 1877, the Collector
will close his books, aud all the property upon
which taxes are due and unpaid on that date will
be advertised for sale, without distinetinn Of Per
son EREy'K. A BOSWELL,
nJ2i-9t City Collector.
,M. FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,
kS Warranted Pure, for MEDICINAL and Pam
lily use, u per bottle, ARTHUR NATTANS.
nIugsist. Second and streets north. oe2s.e ott
tIaeC d U q II l. MS DRUG STORE.
kS opposite Masonic Temple, Drugs, Medi.
eines, &C., Sc., cheaper than any other place.
y.CARPETs, CURTAINS, sc.
THE LARGEST STOCK
THE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES
wA. S. MITCHELL 4 co,
over Perry Bro :,
iaT.u Dry Goods Establishment.
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sementa. Etc.
IA ALL's OPERA HOUSE.

WALLIS OPERA HOUSE.
most enthusisstio delight the na.hinEs Of rr.ee,
beauty and mir.h with which the Ersst unmatched
Geo. l., FoE and his psnto mime aud ballet trou ne
irrsdiste this neHiy-deooratsd place Of amuse.
ment, aow the fashionable place OF resort IN Wash.
inss,op Tuesday evening, December Hh, last
HuMPrY DUMPrY
HICCoRy DfGCoRY DOCK,
Doors open at j. commences at 81 over at 10
O'Clock, Box Ofles open from 10 TO 0 clock daily,
when places may be secured In advance without
extra ehaTgs, II
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Government Sales

} NJ srohbhOusk AT AuCTlON.
DEPOT QuARTERNAsrgR's OFPICE,l
WAsHISurOs, ID, G November %, 1850.
Will be sold At pablic auction, on WEDNEs.
HOUSE situated on Seventeenth street, between
PennsyiyaniA avenue aud II street, being 55Lt
feet front by Isl feet deep, aud two stories high
Terms cash.
BY order otthO Quartsrmaster General.
d. O THOMAS,
Capt, NJ. s. X, U. 8, A, Acting Depot Quarter.
master. ds2.6t
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The foregoing estimates of receipts are
m,de upon the assumption that the laws now In
force relating to custo ms and internal revenue
will not be so ehangedas to materially affect the
revenues, and the estimates OF expenditures
are based upon the expectation that no OK.
traordiuary appropriations will be made.
9Eo. ). boutwell,,
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IvELY TIMES .ursoRys
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-12

Business was moderately brisk yester-
day, with fair receipts and rather large
shipments........ The Indiana continued 10
take freight until about p. NJ. She took
over one hundred hogsheads of tobacco
and a vast amount OF furniture for Green
vile, Mis-. She also received a number Of
passengers here, including some VINO had
waited for her since Monday, another in-
dieation of the great popularity OF the
Indiana aud her officers ............T The
sam. Orr, Cumberland and Linton.
had good trips in. Eheir respective
manifests WIZ be found below ............
The Robert Moore had "A good trip, but mad
room for more She discharged p hhds. Of
tobacco here and received n few passen-
gers,q....-The 'Mollie Norton brought up
III hhds tobacco..-......Thet owboaL Charley
Bowen passed up at noon Yesterday with "a
heavy tow OF iron ore.........The Missouri
Democrat announces that the Dexter left
st. Louis on Wednesday noon for New
Albany, but as she had not arrived here
at 3, PM, yesterday, we presume she
has laid up az Cairo or Mound City,.
The JOURNAL job Office and bindery
are daily turning out fine steamboat
work that may be Initiated, but cam
not be equalIed, and at low prices......
The Louisa is siill at the wharf, but we
have no Information as to her next move
ment. Her engineers Stewart Eehart and
Mr.. Thomas, Informed as yesterday that
they were going home on a short furlough.
..... Tom coon IL one OF the pilots OF tie
Linton .........The Charmer had not arrived
at r. n. yesterday, but was momentarily
expected.
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RFV - 80 s
Fgr Otaer Isfrsr TleDls See FourA T,age.
STEAMBOAT PRINTIN0.

Mo printing establishment IN the Wet
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steam boat Printing. our asssorf-
Fnent of job Type. though verv large and
complete, is constantly being added 10. and
cur JOB department is under the personal
supervision OF one OF the best Job printers
in the United States. We are prepared 30
print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads.
Ellis Ladlng, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills Of Fare, Mates tickets for Labor,
&c, 6c. Orders left with either OF the
whart-boats will be promptly attended &c.
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MANIFEsT-Of the Steamer Sam. Orr
from EAST port TO Evansville, June nth,
Babcock & steele, 800 feet flooring. 200
fcet ceiling; Bemker, Iilllman q Co,
tons pig IRON: Jas Oakley, - bags cotton
yarn 2 bags Irvine; Mrs Robert Fergus,
box merchandise; Weldon Brothers ~ Go,
I bale cotton, z hOgsheads tobacco aud 4
box ditto; Martin, Gardner a. Co, ID hhds
tobacco; RagOn, Dickey a Carson 10 bags
peanuts, IL packages; Mackey, Nesblt a.
20, 3 bales coli on, 2 bags rags, ] tub butter
1 esi n iard, 4,0OO feet lumber; Alien Duncan
/ COW and cali, 2 bags peanuts. dry nue.
2,00J feet lumber, 20 cords tan bark = p
For GIandview-I box merchandise. 2
p1 Fsr Empire Iron works. two-horse
wagon. tt,,
.Ist,r t;ifiefnnati-2 ons pig iron, lot OF
p.unoer.
Nr.,tFKsr Of steamer Cumberland rom
- =. t-yansvifIe, June H. 1861 II um-
49, 1,,l.,, FafTics * Co, lot plunder; Mlller,
tVtlIf3nis q 60. bdls chalfsi shaler,
VIII IL. 4, x err bags wool. wagons; keltz
y fIs,,s.v 3 Des pumps; II b BOer, jars
t-,,.f,s,.- y bib sugar, sk coffee A q T. Uhi,
= bItds clay; WaIz, hhds ciays Captain
T.l,Sgfh. 3JI IN shingles; Iariin, Gardner *
<efson a Co, - hhds tobacco; J > Ford, 1
md tobacco H-3 Fan Ripper, . hhds tObac-
CIV q BrOWn & Co, II hnds tobacco.
New "A lbany-7 pKs old iron, Dbl.
Lou.syilie-g hhds tobacco.
Manifest OF steames Linton, from Nash
Vile TO Evansville, June n, 1863: n *
DuckersOn, l34 hhds Of tobacco; Kahn y
whisky: q Mc6ee a. Co. package dry
goods; Martin, Gardner q Co, 4 box eggsi
II ID al Carson I vol. package, and bDt
InOlasses; j b Green L Buggy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-12

Fruit ID AIRS.
E'ruit ID AIRS.
Fruit aB AIRS.

M I-HAA ~ Cd 2ARe E.e
NV VIEW or TITE AHTroEpAwsD
VI eX ra large fruit crop OF the present
season, We cOmfraoted Iu. March fJf Hu
unusual stock Of FNDIT At5 ut HtHl
BRA DIS; but hs SALES HAVE q p
MOST SANGUlNE EXPECTATIONS We
would advise customer tn send AM
THEIR ORDERS EARLY Glass H8#II u-
facturers generally stop making DOB hot
supply, and doubtless Jars vi Eh'W
scarce as the season nNValee tnN
PRICES CbkkE-POE DiNDll - tii t.ts
We have the following excellent Dtta oa-
LYMAA's PATENT sELF-ShtLsR.
Tin can. fl, one piece. Rubber band OUT
af9e ne Jar Greatly improved since lost
/ tJaar bv A new opener, utt0e Do ono piece
Very SIMPLE; thus oNefeom hR ie only
obieetIOn ever urged against lnlh very
r,onnfar jar. Has been 900 great demand
Tor ten ears.
"RsERO'- GLASS JARS.
self eaIers: screw top ANA rubber bond.
Toe rubber docs not come i'm coatact with
'H9 '' MAIDEN JAR.
eelf-sealer: ito top rubber band, wiro
fastener. The cheapest 5elfac1ler SET made.
HEAVY RsNG GLASS IAMs.
Tin top. wire fastening
HW0WN EAEkuEHEN JARS
Best glazed. Tin tor, wire fastening.
a8- No charge for boxes when ordered ln
full pa lzages. Quarts, dozen in boEs
half-gaiIO Hs q dozen.
BE . Red Sealing Wax, ln 5.pouud pack.
ages, % SUIT tue heavy rang and brown
eaTLhen Jars.
Fun directions for p1epalinR nuit anC
seali o = jars accompany each package
Send in your Orders at once
Junl