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"OTHELLo's OCCUPATION GONE. -
Judge Willard, who presides over that
branch of the city department, yclept
the Recorders Court, had not single
case before him yesterday. He leaned
back in his easy chair, waiting, like
Macawber, for something to turn
up" But it did not turn, and after
being Informed by about a dozen diff.
ferent persons, who went there fol
that purpose alone, that it was very
hot" he took his departure for home
towards evening, feeling that the
warm weather had seriously affected
his legitimate line of business.
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ngThe Envelopes at the JOURNAL
Office are the very best quality, and
prices are very low.
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ay TeleRraph.H MEarYrFrs .Tufy IA
goFToF--Mi6dling E2<c sales 100 bales.
fLouB-LOw grades active and prices
unchanged stock light
WHEAT-~New, 81 IO8l 30.
CORN-90c.
OATs-Slc. DAD
HAY-S26 90.
BRAN so 90.
PORK-GH
I1ARD-2002lc.
BACoS-Inactive; shoulders 1870; sides
lS%c
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AssAULT.-Two young men on First
Street got into fuss, yesterday, and
in the heat Of passion, one struck the
other on the arm with bed-screw.
iuaicting painful wound. The as
saulted party sued out peace war
rant, and the matter will be settled
next week before Justice McTernan,
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B Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at [. q. ID. HEIMAN's. +,
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CRIMINAL COURT-This institu
ton does not put business through
quite as rapidly as we anticipated,
and but little has been done of late
but to meet and adjourn.
Jack Hitch was arraigned yester-
day, on the charge of aiding and
abetting an assault and battery on
Grace Howard, with intent to kill.
He was required to give bail IN the
sum Of $1,000 and was released.
Title Tankerley was arraigned on
the charge of larceny, and will proba-
bly, be tried to-day.
The Grand ury found few indict-
ments and adjourned over until to-
day.
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MTsCELIANEOUs.

AYOETCE.-This Is 10 certify that have
~ this dav lett the Company known as
the Evansville ] ONT Stock Company.
RO - THOMPSON.
July 18th, 1869. ljyI6 dit
FRIDAY. ................... July 16. 1869.
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METEoRs brilliant mete-
ors were seen last evening, and at
tracted considerable attention. -
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BaT Armstrong; Patent Musquito
Net Frame. The ne plus ultra.
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HANOVER COLLEGE, IND
FREE TUITION.

The next Term will begin September LIST,
1859. Send for Catalogue. ri.
Jy9 d8w (2aW) q. d. ARCHIBALD.
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TScoAREcT.-A few days age iiss
of Delinquent stockholders in the Ev-
ansville Library Association was pub
lished in the JOURNAL, by order OF
the Board, and among the names was
that of DR.. H W Cloud, delinquent
81. This was mistake. which places
DR.. Cloud in rather embarrassing
position before our people, as he was
President Of the Assoeia ton the past
year. and one of the Board of Direct
ors the year previous. The fact Is,
DR.. Cloud was not in arrears, having
over paid his account, some So.
While he was President of the Board,
he used his influence and energy In
doing all that was possible to popu-
larize the Association, and labored
diligently and faithfully to promote its
best,interests. We have thought il
but just and proper that this correc-
ton should be made, for after doing
SO much for the institution, it is righ'
that he be awarded all due praise fol
/ the Sames ...Fs----r-t. -5 81
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

vuE THREE. starry BRICK
building occupied by l. y y delIn 1S,[ Z I
- -, % s, - Nos SO and 81 Main Street.
Nv W. dit IAIicity papers please copy
.uy~s OErSg- on Fourth Street, between
- Main and Syca ilt re, a double three
sf0rv brick, with two good store-Tooms s.
0iI he rented sel5aratelY or together
Good accom- mCdatiOC for two separate
families For further / articulars apply TO
Street junl5 DIFF
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To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent a part Of our house, (No. 30
North Water Street, to a good, re-
sponsible party, on reasonable terms.
j. @. DUsOUCHET & Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. If
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b% Call aud examine our Sta
tionery.
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MoMANAMAN's GoODs.-We were
not exactly correct in yesterday s
JOURNAL in stating that the Sheriff
had levied on the stock of the de-
ceased. The goods were taken charge
of by the Sheriff on writ of replevin.
and turned over to a special admins.
traitor. The debts are between "a 300
and S4,4O0, and the goods were in.
voiced yesterday at $500.
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ia Undressed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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GONE TO MAMMOTH CAvE.-Cap-
tan VIM. Reavis and family left yes
terday on the steamer Falls City, for
for the mammoth Cave Of Kentucky,
via Bowling Green. After explor-
ing that stupendous work of nature,
they will visit the French Lick
Springs. in Indiana. Captain Reavis
expects to be absent about three
weeks.
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B% Don't forget that GEIssLER &
DELANG keep everything you want in
the Jewelry line, and at the lowest
Eastern prices. jy15 ct
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THE SKIMMERHoRNs.-A detach-
ment Of members from the Crescent
City Silver Band, and the Cornet
Band, more Familiarity known by John
Scantlin's title Of the Skinner
horns, left on the steamer Hartford
yesterday. for Livermore, on Green
River, at which place they will play
to-day for grand barbecue. They
played very nicely as the boat left the
wharf She win be back on Sunday.
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pa Armstrong; Patent Mosquito
Net Frame. None better.
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BS- New Fail styles Queen Eliza
beth Collars. japanese Hair Nets,
Switches and Fans just received at
Coolidges New York Store. It'd.
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HEBREW FAIR.-The ladies of the
sixth Street Temple are making high
~ satisfactory progress in their prep
STATIONS for grand fair, which they
propose to hold some time in Septem-
Der. Of which timely and specific no
lice will be given. The committee,
| headed by Mrs. Joseph Sch@nfeld,
understand their business thoroughly,
and are prosecutiong it with zeal and
effect. The affair promises to be one
of the. most interesting that has trans
PRED in this city or long time.
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- The very bsss Nets Paper %
the Journal. Office.

EgAMINED.-The Council Commit
tee examined four more squares on
Sycamore Street, yesterday, and we
are informed that the Committee will
report in favor of accepting the same.
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8 PECIAL NOTICES.
Conclusive Evidence in Favor or HO
letters Stomach BitteFg.

W. II. REESE, q leading druggist ia Mon
ticello, III ia d letter OF June 9, 1853 writes
TO this fleet; HaviaR sold hostetter's
Il tiers for tue past four years, 4 cannot
but speak Of the article az being the best
s a@ne season ~ is5g eond nj Rsse5 5n q
/ sufficient stock on hand TO supply my Gus
toners. In fact, your Bitters was an staple
as qttntne 4 learn that physicians pre-
/ scribe II all over the Western country.
Indeed, a great many fami les think theg
are not safe without your Invaluable
1 tonic"
/ }. X. WrrHEf SPOON. Esq, a magistrate
/ OF Kefsh w County, >. O.. states, Under
/ date April l8, 1853, THAT be has used the
! Bitters continuity in his own family for
| the previous two years. He first tried the
| preparation when suffering from exhaus-
i ZION productivity aFaevere attack OF fever.
/ Before the first bottle was finished he eX.
! perieuced remarkable change for the
better ii had tried brandy at the outset,
! but found thai did hin. mOIe harm than
| good IN one month from the time he
commenced using the Bitters his health,
strength, and appetite were restored. He
/ mad ommended the article 70 others IN
like circumstances, aud never KIN own ID 10
| fail and bad found IL perfe Ct specific for
Mr. sAMUEr. YouEG, of Clarion, Pa. I'M
der date April ., 1868, certiheH that he WAS
completely cured Of one OF the most dis
| afiic ed any mortal by three bottles OF
the Bitters, after various other remedies
| had proved pOweriess" Restored To pef-
+ 60 health, he thanks . that excellent
preparation for the resuitD
DIR. q. N. SPENCER, Of Brush Creek, Perry
/ County, Alabama, writing thence FeD. 8
l6os, says 81 have used your Stomach
| Buffers Tor sevefat years IN my practice,
aud mad them superior to most Of tire Bit
| tiers now prescribed by the profession gem
! orally"
The healing Pool.
AH Essay for Young Men On the Crime
Of Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
| which create 1mpediment8 60 MARRIAGE
with sure means OF relief Sent IA sealed
! letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
| DR.. j. SkILLlN HOUdHTON, Howard
| Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
| Junl2 dim Tsp IA
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Barrett uses vegetable matter.
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MAGNOLIA WATER--Superior TO the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
hatf the price.
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WHOLESALN AUCTION

At Elliott's Room. No. 81, Main
Street, about 81 800 worth of Dry
Goods, Boots aud Shoes, in quanti-
ties only to suit dealers. Sale posi-
tive. BARGAINS may be had on Tues
day, July 10Th. jyl5-2t
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Nor A CANDIDATE.-We learn in
aU eidentally that Prof Ocutt, of Terre
Haute, whose name has been prom
4 inently mentioned In connection with
81 the Presidency of the State Normal
School, is not a candidate. The Pro-
fessor is an eminent scholar and an
experienced and successful educator.
aud would, no doubt, do honor to the
position If nominated and elected
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SENT OFF-Henry Redman, who
was lately adjudged insane, was sent
to Indianapolis yesterday evening, 10
charge of Captain Cochran. Redman
has been very violent lately, and
has had to be watched very
closely to keep Linn from injuring
himself. Bolts were put in the bot
tom of the car, 50 that he could
be chained down, and his hands
were manaeled. When taken to the
car, yesterday evening, the first thing
he proposed to do was to f" clean out"
the car, and it is probable that he
would have done so, effectually, if his
hands had been free. We have never
leal ned the cause Of his insanity.
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BB~ Perfumed Ink, and Green,
Violet and Purple Ink-all of best
quality-at the JOURNAL Office.
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DEAD DUcKs.-We notice a new
dodge on creditors by firm in this
city, who have lot of old bills on
hand against various individuals.
The bills are stuck up in row. and
over them is a label Dead Ducks
if any belong to you. pay che bill and
take your property" Several persons,
whose names were in conspicuous
position, liquidated their accounts,
and took their Ducks away. This
is a good trick to get old accounts
squared up.
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sI The JOURNAL Office is the
place to buy your stationery.
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BGg@ The best standard brands of
Flour for sale in the city:
VahlbeTg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mill lis
Bingham's Moon Light,
and a variety of " grades of super
fine.
apo q. ALLIs & Co.
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Office ~ the Evansville Gas-LIght gO.T
veuavillo. july 9th, 1861
TATnHHOE F8 h4EMEMW GIVEN I'D
~ the aiocH h8lders OF tho EvnuHvliIe=-
Gas-Light ompanyi that on Monday. tho
18Th lest, 5ctWeen the hours OF ana
o'clock PM, 80 the Office Of the COMPANY
there will be an election held for three
Directors 10 serve for Tie ensuing year.
jylOdtd HERMAN JUNK EH, Boc'y.
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WI. nAmM a, ~

VS. #ffA HH AN 49, AbHNaH
DenIerE fm Liquors
Recunera OF the Celebrated
WABASH VALLEY. LEGAL TENDER
ami Xxx WHISKY,
And Distiners Of Cologne Spirits,
No. 1Oa MAIN STREET..
sl1VAHavfLLE Inn.
Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.
FTyHHE PARTS EusHHp AEwf.rn.
~ f0lO existing between the 'nuderFipuad
81 the firm Of hlelasner 81 co mas thIsInV
been dissolved by mutual consent. ~
VIM. q r. "a eitsner aBsunlnw the busi ness
Of the sash aud door factory on his own
account and agreeing ~ phy tie debts 0f
said late hrm. Joseph Ulaas and Henry
Maasbefg are authorized 90 collect and re-
ceive an debts due the said lnte firm
w. ~. ~. M BfB5NEH,
JOSEPH ULsAE,
HENRY MAABBERd.
Evansville July 3d. 1902
Referring o. the above, we thank our
customers Tor lue patronage bestowed Ou
uH heretofore, and request our patrons 90
transfer bee same 90 MF. MelHaner, whose
aim D. viii be- I'D merit the same bB giUiHg
entire gGttgfGcfi9n. JOSEPH ULBAS.
Jy5-lm HENRY MAABHER9
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% PERsoEAL.-We had the pleasure of
meeting in the city, yesterday, Mr..
Charles Fl. Kellogg, Jr., representing
the well known liquor house of Sam'l
NJ. Murphy & Co., Cincinnati. Mr..
s Kellogg was recently married to Miss
Mary G. Clark, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Captain
Marsh Clark, late of the steamer
emma Floyd. He left for Memphis
by khe Mary Houston last evening.
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B1- Initial Paper at the JOURNAL
Office. Ia4a a m
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REAL. ESTATE.

i.Hl8I f1 Sry,y. yoprs 'Wndne.,io,, Ano a 5000
r % Lqts.I1ifr" ~ 'pNssuny AuSr - 80
Mr. Charles ID. Carriers valuable San Fran
- ,,JT I,,Is ,,;,IIoy FOR tho ,on,h ~ IbIv eives
cisco he"' NY't'' , 49, L. W - i,,o.
the following instructive review OIL tue real estate mar
ket in that city. with ow uRmportant changes OF
,,a,o ~ acqs s2J pieces TO greenbacks Mr. Carriers
description applies TO Things mere IA INeWrhpEA I
oDurlue July there were 800 sales, aggfegatinR p4s9
Cos The sales made were smauer than those OF june
The reduction reached 1913 III NUMBER, ana tl<ooo III
yaues The dnlness OF inc paso the sales
y ZEE Ssd % me last Week OF July indicate
that il has, the transfers OF taS PerJ 700 ss nr
musn HIger 1 me value OF the sales made In the
C Oh enc ~ the cy in July ali sho red dction
the iOoysras sales alone excepted They were made an
exception by one large SAFE On sno nroDhesvine
iii ~ nrtcas The wander among all now that values
haa heen sns,ained nm the face such dizziness and
scarcity of money, Real estate brIskness may return
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o,,c ., N, I hnes4.oI GtE1sFraT5 5

OyTtcE o. rue SuPRRysiS0 ARCHITECT, JAY II, 1862
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
~ August ~ 1909 for furnishing and delivering be ate Of the Ne"
Po,Ons New Yorh 10 such Quantities aRd At such times
Quired 900 lea Of dimension GRANITE clear 10
color from sap. The vii 20
each viii be m 90 the aud true sound 10 eysy
neu and according TO- Schedule ossei be furnished hereafter
Ata fof furnishing and delivering above $500 cubic Ida
less Of GRANITE LIMESTONE North River RUBBLE to be Dat
the bed SQUAD and breaking with clean. square raeure
be bond than cubic
stone 10 contain lees than cubic FEET be less than Inches thick
Also for 1900 IDS % Of hard durable STONE brOkeu TO
the sire ofhens eggs suitable Tor concrete. - ~ #
Bd cattle will rendered
aratsly for DIM o tto1e. Tubbe and concrete.
Payments TO be made moath delivery and acceptance OF the
stone by the Architect bis dedaeng 10
until the taal completion Of the contract, o.. .--
All bids I've accompanied by peua bond In the OF (SOO
ten thousand dollars that the bidder will aud perform the contract
Asded 10 hhe heeoey Of the ssenr 10 b. eEsd e BY The
District Attorney The District where the bidder readeA
The Department reserves the dht to reject any or All BIDS be
deemed The GOsenmeht
does not conform 10 this Advertisement wall not be con
GldeTed ..
ProPcsa TO be udosi Proposals. for Dimension Bubble and
Concrete Stone"
Bidders for Dnsnon Stone will ubmt 10 al SAMPLE OF the
stone they bid To showing the different styles cutting
suitable TO, and IhoNns she qusity Of the material
l. -. huLLBIT. Supervising ATeeteeI
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All who have real estate for sale or to lot,
and those desiring 10 purchase rent such property
viii md to their interest to advertise in The TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds That auy other
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found only In NewYork and all Its cities and
villages but In State and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should be as brief Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on tho fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF the TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professoni consequently In each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention reports Of sales OF real estate both In city
country thus adding greatly to tie value OF its coll
umns as an advertising medium. The charges for adyer
tsng as follows DAILY TRlBuNE, rs cents per line
for each insertion wEEKLT TRIBUNE q per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 20 cents per line About words Of
our wide columns average line Terms cash In advance.
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Professional nutitts.

nR. HARRISON may be found in his ONCE.
No Beecisst all hours Previous success Ia ahng tue
unfortunate u guanutee Of SPEEDY cure. --------
DR LEWIS, No. Z Beach ST. makes speciality
without Those afflicted should 10
careful 10 Gnd 6s ght place The Dr. has given his attention TO those
diseases for the last 20 years IN EeN-forf CIV.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-Dr. HAMMOND
~ returned from Frsuee 80 IA 5ohst bet "a aud ayes
DADICAL CURE--Without knife. eaustic. or
Ia detention nom business Tor Structure Fssals Piles Diseases q
de bidder and Kanevs Disease DeigTmes Of the Eye nose
Fses AID Person HENRY A. DANIELS D. No ~ LeIngSha'e
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at6 CIVILIZATIONS.
A MEXICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co..
N OFFICE has been removed % No I4O FultOB-Ss N y
FITHF- TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINTED-

A MERiCAN lO-IIldOURAIHlCO w.
IA OFFICE has been removed . NO. l4O FutOBit. n y
FI'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINTED
Compes ses from i's 10 l8 both inclusive, bound in two
velumes Price $40 ..- ...
PoH,iisBs Public Libraries and al others Interested
1893 1862 Inclusive 1872 10 which
Politicians A1d the
Wig ADanse, eJnsnng Annual Election Returns b. and
Counties Presidents Cabinets Judges Of the Supreme Court
Mnter 81 &e wte Summaries Of Ac Of
and other Political Statistics The following Introduction to
BY Nj Greeley fully explains their
October Elections having deyopeda popular uprising agst
JsesouyGh Buren, dynasty which had for seemed vBeb
s0r 1888 Intended any
smbO5y Retains Of that aud compare them with those
jns reproduction succeeding yearthst
eoeptdunt the for 1858 will Of t
Registers Of Election RetuTp with useful political and statistical
matsr Afforded Tor trbe 10 each reader though The PRECIPITATION Of
been ku0Nn sneeesTey POeqs Regsr Wig IlngGH-
and Tribune A'uaRdc uuder which last has been issued
several past The stereotype plates Of The earlier issues having
been The Gre bulldog
procure full
the and the imperfect from time time thrown
the market have commanded hbul0us prices .r.
AZ ast the art Of Photo THOGRAPHYas yet 10 s infancy
eu g,hg p9Ets esi results The giare means Distant
has rendered possible Orepode the Old ues
and resolved that limited full
asi 20 Jar a. M o9en were not ehneo0ed be Pheto Hiho
pressnteds wholly unique
b hst0EAE ai pousH trust that
secured for Pube Libraries Ebefe heY be preserved and
generally accessible Those wo fail 70 obtain set directly will proba
by miss their snly opportunity HoRAcK GREELKH."
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nsa5 bound volus and are nov ready Pnee oE the two volumes
$40 Il. .-'---~
Those wishing these Interesting Political
Rash order must be sseOBp With sash.
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AnsI BrILpsd. e0lIsEl. IIog.IoA GnsnsE 81.

Ami BUILDING, GUNNER oF HOUSTON AND GhEKNK [
NEw. foRk err, Aug 10, 1863
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE will be re-
e.ivA NJ The nntersgued a9u FRIDAY n O'clock M. Sep
tsinher 1888 The following 81 BSlS1ENCB STORES vI
barrels " Pgns Ness Pork roo hoop each enJ
500 barrels Of Piour, round hoops hll head lined
10 900 popns Of Csross Rice barrels y head lined .
5000 gallons ~ Pure Cider Vinegar IN barrels fr...
$1,000 ponnda Of Brogu Sugar In barrels fnl head lined
5000 pounds Of CIT Lost Sugar 10 barrels fall head lined
500 pounds ~ Crushed Sugar bAIJts, ml head lined
bO8O pousds Of dubaasd suEa, Ia barrels fall head hnsd
5000 pounds Of Coffee ssEr In bArrsh fall head lined
2OO pounds 0f Green ROtUfee IN oak barrels full head lined
5000 pounds Of Java Coffee, mats packed IN gunhy bagL
10 OOO pounds Of Fine Salt 10 barrels fll bead lined
pounds Family Soap boxes 80 pounds each strapped
l,6p pounds Of Lard pound eaddes packed u IN bOI
1000 pounds Of Sugar Cured Hams, packed In terceA
The making bids requirements Of bidders the
stated y previous sdver tsruaeni1 nom this oncs
-r W. W. BURNS BrL Bhg. Gen. and O. & U s. A.
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing
Il DE MATERIALS asd BUILDING apBP0I.St hs3o PaE upio
1863 Plans aud Specifications toe
0hcs Of The MEMO PARK LAND COMPANY, Nos us aud Isl
Brosdway Room No
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S1usia1l Sustramltnts.

A GREAT REDUCTION in PianOS-BarmOre's
n Wson No 3s Beeksrst splendid assormeht warranted
I've years prize nedssi TESTIMONIALS from distinguished ln,tA
IF Won want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
Il l. p CUMMINGS Wlreroon, No , URonFquafe 500 on u
aeb sali eustonsrA osp LOOK '1e~ 90
fore you decide ssesbers. -
DRINCE g. Co.'S ORGANS and MELODEONS,
IL Acknowledged ibe hes. 10 The world ... t
$50 5000 each for SALE or lthNl
... = 49, y s. T. GORDON No. 7O6 Broafsay
DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly reduced for cash New Tosave Pianos o.
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