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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08
iDshEH D l48AH
II.M ~ MAA.uI.-

Referring 10 the above. we thank uHr
customers for tae patronage bestowed au
us heretofore, and request our patrons -
transfer me same 10 Mr. Me.sgner whose
aim @ Will he ~ merit the same Oh gIBiHg
entire sQtfynetiOH. JOSEPH ULsAs.
Jyb-lm HENRY MAA8BERG.
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B- Armstrong; Patent Mosquito
Net Frame The ne plus ultra.
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FOR RENT.
For Rant.

nNHE THREE STORY BRICK
IL building occupied by 1. 4 ID. Hermann ,
their store, Nos 60 and 81 Main Street
jy2 DIFF All city papers please coPy.I
xOgSE-On Fourth street, between
EB Main and Sycamore, double three
story brick, with two good stOre-To.33,nS
VIII be rented separately or togetLnoStle,
Good accommodations for Two s sPtii.s -
families For further particulars appIlss, 70
Ss,,eo+ L - junI5 diff
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F'rUait j AIRS.
ENruit J airs.
Fruit u arf

YN VIEW OF THE ANTrOrpAur
81 extra large fruit crop OF tue Dre4t
season. we contracted iu March for
uuuHuel stock o. FRUIT JAHB 0f HF
Bra Nuai but HR SALES HAVE
READY LARGELY EXCEEDED ID
MOST ANGBlNE EXPECTATIONS.
would advise customers % SEND
THEIR ORDERS EARIY gIaa8 mn.
faoiurers generally stop making in
weather isay Junel, thus cutting or
supply and doubtless Jars VIII 20
set roe hs iue eeabau advances.
PRICES HOHRE@P DNDINGLY HIGH
We have the following excellent bran
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

BG- Undressed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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DiEa0InL-0n Ill nn-parlnnr--I--

TIME haA REA ERBmHm NFwmtre..
- l1i6 eAlh. lue nelWeen Lhe undersigned
5l tne nflh % htelssnef N 90 has Tails daT
been dissolved by mutual consent ~
VIM. g. Il. Metssuer assuming tie bH.fnszs.
Of the sash and door factory ou hIr.0 ur1-
account, AND agreeing 60 nav the demo az
said late firm Joseph Ulsas ana Henri
MaasberH are authorized ~ collect arid -
ceive all debts due the snid late nrm.
w. IN. o.. M EfS8N EH
.FfN@lEFAE F FTT.a
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EnR SALE

FOR SALE.
T-gIGMH iCrrofgr orwv rnwa
- lyingcbuI tWaous- in one oil the mosE
Tt5i5ltgie portions oEthe city. Terms easy.
jyB.d2w -+' @Aai4A'.-'
taaE mHe5GsQUOr D. vv - u II
T9sl.,.e 'llly cures Cancer aud 8orofuIoua
eFo,ti1ei ~ th3 SKIN. Sec report 10 u. u
al5.tl' ~ 2oele ~ and statemenfs of phgaf-
t ~ cHh eif@ulqF Ir cent free On application
p. q. FOX i6j9o i' ~ General Agent,
IIESrd8mittwf
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FOR SALE.

@OTTAGE-A frame cottage, corner of
u Second Avenue and Seventh street,
one square from the street railroad, con-
tanning four rooms. cellar, pofcny &c
west corner of Second Avenue and Eighth
street. Iamasco [jun15 dim
UNEBER-IOO,OOO feet two-tnch hemIock
Is lumber, at cost price, by KAPPLER q
SALMON. corner Division and Canal Sts
mails DIFF u a w
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ga T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets. have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Com
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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B- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at [. &. ID. HEIMAN's.
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aTEAMBOATs.
Cumberland River Freirhf

Cumberland River Freight.
rWguE STEAMER T. WHEE
~ leaves Paducah every MONDAY
IhD IDA at l20'elocE 3d., for CLAI
WILLIE and way landings P8sseI
aud irel yii DY steamer Armada. 1H.
hFnusVii o wednesday and HatuH
make direct connection with Lowell.
fauueai. Both passengers Hnd fr.
taken q Hafi siaCtorV uutal. IV8t
FOR CIV ENHBOR CANNED.
AND LOUISVILLE.
The magnificent passenger steam
drTt5 TARASC0E.
James MHtHfr Masltr
hIlIe n Warren CIs
VIII leave for Loulavllla and all way
lngss on
THURSDAY. JULY sr4.
az o'clock p.M.
For freight or passage apBIvo f. I.--
70 w. q. BROWN q 90.
~ Age
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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-
sponsibIe party. on reasonable terms.
j. e. DUsOUCHET & Co.
Evansville. Ind. June z, 1869. If
Bag~ The best standard brands Of
Flour for sale In the city:
Vahlberg K Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills
Bingham's Moon Light,
and variety OIL " grades of super
fine.
apo Ii. ID ALLIs d Co.
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THE RAILROAD MEETING LAST
NIGHT.
The Opera House Crowded.
Expression of Opinions by the Dele
gates.
Discussion OF the Merits OF the DIFF.
fePenE Proposed Routes.
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: IIER0 GLASS Iln.-

Best glazed. Tn top, wire fastening
aag- NO charge ior boxes when orderr
tull pa Eages. Quarts, @ dozen iu "a q
half-ga Ions, dozen.
BE Red Sealing Wax in 5.pOuud 70
ages, 90 gult the heHvV rIur ami bI
earthen fars
Full direct Ions for uFanartuar eets.#
sealing Jars accompany aign 'DarfrHga.
Send In your Orders at once
funT
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LYMlN'8 PATENT sEIF.sELLET

Tin CAP, iu one piece. Rubber band t
side Tie Jar Greatly improved since
year By % new opener, unde in one pie
very hlmplaf Thus overcoming tha
objection ever urged against thIa n
popular jar Has been Iu great dem
FOR ten wears.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF HBWlORk, ~
CLEARED.
stsamshp-Cha Hockey LNerpOol City Of Washington Jones,
Liverpool; NeTads, Williams. Liverpool
Crest Of the Wave. Jones, Baltimore.
BsrlNoTH'9sr BCs cSrl for orders HoSn o'fP SGri 70,
MaceO Waterford Nerd Pol Jahnese stettn NsSOeaus
ssaIie AsOawil: Murray, r, Foausbee, Portsn.Paee
rs%s ws sds ioaS sT TAHOE 81 J S
N B. W. Goddard Rumbal ST. John N b Aurora Joiynofe,
ScRB@blem COttinsbam ueeaowu for orders, Ryene Pierce.
BabadOe A Rider IHdalO and LaIacea Trade Wind ohAan.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hammona a. O. Meier Hamburg June &c. end Has
steamship CITY Of Dahn RnOn Antwerp June IL and pass
Steamship Sas star SAL s % s, S. s p. pass
Steamship salvador Nekeoa savannah Isse aud pAsS
schr Richard, Hin HsrI FTededek'bSrg Va, days corn
se6r Isle Of Pines Lake. Virginia.
SchE John Lenthall Martin, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS June 2-Arryed ship Bumn from LIVERPOOL: barka
scs S% . sS1ss from E asaas '' f''
FoRrSSss MoSSoE Va Juue 2Pa,ssd oa Arthur Kns.
man and brig A. Roberts PortaBd bsrk Delaware Denaa
NEwORLEASs Juue @ArSed steamship Geo. Washington fO@
Hooa Castle LvsrpOO MAlabar FROM Bordeaux Sailed RrsOA
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrsKNsrowN June 2The steamship Denmark from NeYYork.
arrived yessra The steamship Cay Of London from NewforE June
SOUTHAMPTON ; June bs steamship Ohio from Baltimore arrived
here to-day.
ship Transit Antwerp for Ne"TOrh June a lat 900 l0a
NOTICE TO MARINERS:
o. s. LIGHT House. DEPOT STATEN BLAND, N
IA painted With red aud black hoaats stripes has ees
placed ga the NS en1 o,0S sao, re- sha g.ter lies 60 tSs
Of r. and mus. Be s % the ~ Ss OO hsud - vessel.
red and S:s horizontal :S19as. ' !. s.. .' G::s
t:sn ss5 'ad 'ia G e Sa'.s c a. s''0'
sid" By order Of cS %. ESt r. Inspector IshSHSS.
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PASSENGE Frs ARRIVED.

FROM ANTWERP-In steamship City Of Dublin. June @Hago
Bremer Schoer T. Hamme and ch0 Mrs Capt Waite
child VIM Atkinson Armand Hans Nicholas Sehloecler Jean
Fuescber, r. q. DeSmets Pastor T. T. Wander Born
FROM HAMBURG-In steamship Hammoua June 29-Dr. yon
Suesmch Hoig John Deyer. g. b. Hall Carl SehesngeI Carl
Elmer wife children r. NJ Frank Eise Frsnk
vogs daughter Geo. Deb wife and Jos Boit wife
children n aud wife Louis Rich r. w kunke A.
Helenius and wife James Wright Bertha Lpnsky Eva oNeutha
HenTette CohB and children Livingston
and family r. Butewoh Mr.. Ncoay aud family w. C. Young
love H. Armstrong Percy Mrs Pauline Percy Mra Marie GArioR
LAM Clana randO therz
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Tuesday. June %. 1

NEw.YoRK. Tuesday, June %, 1852
Nessrs. johnson & Miller took out no less
car loads Of excursiOnists this morning to their
tn." sole Not less than a thousand people
h'n on the ground and shared in the collation..
S sncS crowd has not been seen at New
Tsrpv real estate sale this season, we suppose because
49, johnson have not before been out there About
~ ,ot. were sold in an hour and half We had an i'm
H tbat real estate was dull, but such sale this
Goes far to convince us that the common opinion is all
$50 II must be admitted however that johnson &
,,, are urohcients in the art Of advertising When
chew Get hold Of desirable piece OF property they make
-. .,fraetions known to every possible customer.
~, morrow Messrs. Trusdell Crane will sell CO build
on the Demott estate in West Hoboken and North
Zen The sale will be held at noon the premises
.a nroperty may be reached by the Hudson City and
o., Hoboken horse cars, starting from Hoboken Ferry
"a stopping at Patersonave, which runs through the
property
poeckers will be offered at auction at No III Broad
~ morrow noon by Messrs. A. J. Blocker, Son Co
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ALBANY LUMBBR MARKET.
For N, Ussk sHR>s .Juue q.

continues dali Sales very arg. and bu, few shipments
took place Prices unchanged The assortment good hut the
supply Fregb remain the and oows To
EeaYok so 10 Bridgeport and Haven, ~ horsch nd
MdeOWn Hartford aud Providence 80; 20 Philadelphia
So 25 Baltimore Os Boston, so wood So 20 Boston hard
The the Collectors Ohce during the week have
follows Erie Canal 923s6 feet Of lumber Log SUN
lumber The following the railing prices the principal yards;
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domAn modere
good Cloth to-day sales o bales at c gold In bond
GUGSO-k limited demand for Peruvian at Csc. currency from
GIESINGTbe marke. is quiet and prices unsettled at so99se
for Southern and Western.
HDES-The general demand for Hides during the past week
considerable amount Of stock has changed haud
The accumulation o supplies still pretty and assie
very strong all grades holders have gained 20 important
Advantage Dry Sailed Hides quite Uniform with fair trade
doing Sailed sold we'll and all the hne qualities
realizing Saughes sell freely and higher
h moderate stock styles Upper leather stock wanted
hut the desirable goods In 6 hands business
and values rather upward Calcutta Hides dull and though the
supply would hardly be possible operate above slightly
mod We quote as follows:
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long ISLAND

u. Jsoph 8 Lewis. real estate agent at Northport,
at week jeremiah Darling of this cIty country
s ad for $500. Also farm OF % acres stu
a., e mile from the railroad depot To Thomas Cash Of
IL luI s.. 600.
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s M for Prime dali snd unchanged sales o. 80 bb
sl6e 70, Plain Mess 529 s6 or Extra DO ues Bssf
so for India Mess BEEF Hans u G dsms1d aud oSs e,ses
Em Is bS 81 $2DQ go Tor boahen ard western
Cut quiet Bacon Ia moderate demand aud steady sales
Of 80 boKe fecared l6i art continues dn and beAI
sales bills and l6ic for No IL 0lItc for Civi ~
0Ee for fair 10 prime steam for Kettle Rendered
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for The TArBusE.I

-,. iCsrehy reported for The TaiBUsEl = -
TUESDAY. June % 1863
AsHEs-The maLet is sales 81 bbA IS for
fotS rSets are dull aud nominal
BBBoWAX-There change yellow Western and Southern
the market continues doll al 46af3c
BosBSmal sales Of Rio Grande at s38 SO9 s39 per
BRSLBS - moderate demand but prices unehauged quote
at from tDo IA ~ % ioi American GRAY aRd White.
BULDlnG MA hhALS-Tade generally dbl and values wholly
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Cultures anS yfIttiiugs.


no TYCEIJMS. LECTURE COMMITTEES,
,,-THE AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU 10 prepared 10
nal. epgagemen With Lyeeum and other Lecture Association,
lecturers and entertainments OF musical
and literary character The Bureaus hst includes Justin Me'
CaTtb editor London Morning MARI Twain II W. hgznson
The Rev Robert Laird Collier Edwin r. WhpPs Owe Logan nate
Henson the Historian p b. Du Chailu, Dr. Isaac l.
~. O,eapyap Prof L. Youmans SAmL L. Hewlett Writ Skies
Jp ssIe Henri Nichols Prof Hitchcock Josiah Phillips Quincy,
,b r., GsoIgs M pyorth Rufus Adams Thomas W. KNOX,
.og. waLsman Pkeon aud whose names APP
pear In the circular . ,,.,- s,.N.-..I.. ID.
hearsalL - .-o-,,,v
AnnIiestop. promptly attended Send for Circular 10
NF'" AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU.
No 49, NAIsAust, Hes.fork City.
JAMES NSS & mSPR GBEERRrEES Associate Directors
r. D. Boz No. 670
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GrpartnirsbiV gutitts.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
betsseu HILL Co., OIL Cloth and Carpet Dealers us
solved by mutual oOnseut THIS DAY. - ,,,,, - o.,
ffm will be settled BY HILL AZ NO. Soi
CIsaiSS w.. Ins jen nc "a IssS ABRAHAM HILL,
"e-''"'-' ' A @. BRODHKAD.
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no'A s Soc'i h,s p. Y ton ood4 p
Gale Best &Oitvle ton 40D2 50
BROOM cORNbe demand Is light and With liberal SgeIgs prices
are Of Red and Green at l6a2lc. y d.
COTTON-be demand been owing 10 advanced
asked buyers feeling less inclined to invest holders hossver
their snail sDanngy sales OF In
evening 80 ary Of which 5 bales were keA
bales and III bales by eIporers sa
Of $40 Mddng for November at 26ic 80 do Decea
2c 100 d. do DC 40 do do private ternsi 20
H., AZ TeaaA
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Tong SslanS AtaI Gstatt efur saIt.

FOR SALE.
TaE 9 EHbLGATg NECK tive miles from the village Astoria LII
Inn NOUNlki SEAT and FARM ofhe late PETER LUYSTER
ma, containing 90 Of 6rst quality land.
Inc house and conveniently arranged built b work
10 excellent repair also the oubudngA Of
Boes IN Queens County commanding view Of
o. we East RIVER Flushing ami BOwey BAYS and Island
oouhu NO description within the limits ~ car
correct Impression Of the extent the scenery
heRthu and pleasant 'e'
Genemen contemplating ia country popery are
quesed to examine this place. Apply TO f ~ -
- = & LAWRENCE. OAKLEY FLEURY No II Puess
FOR SALE or to LET in Flatbush, l.. L.
HOUh STABLE and half Of LAND; minutes by horse
cars from Fulton Ferry Inquire oN KUKUCE No ma Lbery-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
VIII End It 10 their interest advertise in THE Tribune
B agTegate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper aud In addition 70 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
WI DO found, not only EewYork and all it, cities ana
Villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisements 81 olld be as brief as Will
o" Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
aoer We would especially dwell on the fact that tue
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
eem' weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
Vohess professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
ehou 70 reports Of sales Of real estate both In city
ad country thus adding greatly the value OF It's col
ells as an advertising medium The charges for aoyer-
snR are a. follows: DAILY TRIBUNE IS cents per line
~ each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per line: SEhl
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line About words OF
our vide columns average line Terms cash In advance
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Gitu gtal 6statt for Sale.

VHp 5fal EsIaIt IoT SaIt.
tOR SALE-A three-stOry and cellar brick
HOUSE. No MBeltAst near Bleeeksrs Several rePeeabs
srd families purchased the Inquire A. NO. 80
.ysest Jersey City. before n a m Price S7S0
tUR SALE-The new three-stOTy high-stoop
b'osnstoBs HOUSE and PURNITUKk No 3lJ West hhy hht
Esib and NuiL.aveasd account q the family IeAvnI
h1aVsr desirable place for sey o1e SishiSs !" n'' N
e. A tLE0G. No 80 CoaTtlGDdtst
FOR SALE ON MURRAY HILLTOP SALE
PROPERTY ave sO5O0 st al ooered With br'telsss
ssg suitable M hOssl eub Installations located near FoiH
lsSl HOMER M0RGAN. No. PinsSt
tOR SALE-A large and well-imDrOved
PROPERTY MeFcsrtL through 10 Greene near Sei
lb3N HOMER MORGAN, Ma. PiassL
l INN e. HANLON,
~ REAL ESTATE lNb INSURANCE BROKERS,
BeJ eel Or exchange CITY Bnbuban AID bsatssn FfoPsJ
Scfhtfe Lands cheap Titles perfect
es9nfston SoesieS literally dealt aitk, b.
LINN 4 HA6LOA, Ma. eASrEsJSt, Fs"iSrL
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WRr aALrKp HIpKs

o,hsr lind, show lot little change quote 69lOic gold;
Tsmpco at 8d8lc godi 65c goi Italian s4C0i Rus
a clean Dressed $3.50 SIS and Ame'
can tndressed at sl756Sds. - -
HOPS remain hm at 30Be Tor Michigan aud
Wisconsin. and g90c for State
HAI-A fair supply the market and prices tend downward
55ATOc for shipping 10 for retail os Straw steady
HONEY Cuba selling 466e gold IN bOud add 8i035e gold,
duty paid. , ,
LEATHER-emlo Sole though scarcely active as last week 10
m selling freedom all weights going OF quicker and eom'
mapg about the market showing steady tone
The receipts the sales Oak Sae is In demand
Slaughter In rough attracting more attention. ana prices
We GuOte AsfO
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TUESDAYS wEATHKR RRPoRr-s.m.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun n,ss... l29 1885 Moon sesil:39
Sandy HoOk....12O2f Cows Island. 2:S2 Hell GAIs 2A
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Country RraI Gstat. for Sale.

&H S00 One Of the best DAIRY FARMS
ROSOOOs in Orange County, 62l highly euysied
ned and shaded good buildings 6ns situated village and depot
i. H. BOkLAND, No IL Chamber.st
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guusts HnS farms @lant,S.

EARM WANTED-On Harlem Railroad, north
Of White PauA G. JOHOUNOT. No 3ss City Pos. Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

OIL CGKB-Tbs market fairly active and s ldn sale, o. to
TINS Ween, $500 bsgs Cp DO,
sa aud $50 49, gold for City In bags and $i2es ~ n 9o
PROVISIONS-Trade Pork has been dull ana very
though hoe appear yesterdays ths saes
Ia obbiaG lots is b at ga E Mess s9e w HH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

CPLENDID COUNIhl 81 q Toa MIIT y. h perfect or.
A., hSb osiBg gt paper marble man:s "f sSs ,~1 Of
oe splendid observatory, o9'lsk
nj yIeuyi good cellar vOoeshed ne Atee .a ssi
all built (by Prof founanil "lthn 49, an FOOD farm Of
so art Two miles SaratOga Spnngs Ga .es Asrsss
etstS0, tsups cary, title peIiseti PoNs't'0H NN'1
800, 'f1sS arstoRs Springs, n T.
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4 BARGAIN-At Kingston, n. j. depot on
"A the ml g. Of good LAND with variety Of fru good
houses and superior outbuug Price with 10 head Of
cattle three horses hogs fowls aud farming tools and all
crops $1,000 Ten others, cheap. j. s. FERGUSON
No. 80 Nassau Room Nc. ~.
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rDc :, MANUFACTURERS

TTVO DISTIILERS or MANUFAGl ~. Wh LIN And
Property situated % miles from Sewtof nsSsr,ins
No. of soH wsnr four inches dSneter 70, SEE Ab ps.I
stsesbSsi and railroad eOumuuiesn0o" O''NN" ~
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Transient advertisements will DO inserted at
former rates viz 81 for the first insertion OF
one square. of eight lines or less, and twenty
five cents Tor each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items 10 cts. per
line for the first insertion, and eight cents per
line Tor each subsequent insertion will DO
charged.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts. Obitu.
aries will be charged at advertisement rates, for
notices over four lines
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-10

VIZ H. ROBERTS.
w. DENTIST,
WASHINGTON STREET,
1.-TWO doors from Pierpoints drug store.)
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Owing to the great scarcity of money, and
the immense suffering occssioned by persons
not being able to have thoir teeth attended to,
have determined to reduce my charges 30
that all may come with confidence that they
can have their work done well, and Will be
charged very moderately.
While have reduced my prices will still
continue to do the best style of work. Give me
q call. NOV 17-tf) w. Il. Il.
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PROFESSIONAL.

TAMES b. HODGKIN, DDS,
Graduate OF the Baltimore College Of Dental
Surgery
References given to those desiring them, and
the faithful and satisfactory performance of all
professional promises assured.
Patients from the country will please notify
me few days in advance of their intended
visits
Dental office, No. North WASHINGTON st.,
in rear of Milburn's Drug Store. Residence. S6
Queen street. near Pitt. ap I3-H