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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13
PREscorr HALL DINING

THE PREscoTT HALL DINING
Rooms, in the Temple Building, No.
40 Main Street, will open this after
noon. These Dining Halls are the
best fitted and furnished of any this
side of New York, and will be sup
piled with the best Saddle Rock
Oysters, direct from the beds, daily.
nov 13.1t G. FL. PRESCOTT.
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ssLjght as COrk,''

Is the expression of all housekeepers
after making biscuits with DooLEY's
BAKING POWDER. It is chemically
pure in its composition, and possesses
no ingredients but such as are per-
fectly harmless, healthyand nutritious.
This is not only the best, but the
cheapest In market, as one pound
will go further than a pound and a
half Of those of ordinary manufac-
ture. Use no other. Inquire at your
Grocer's for DooLEY's BAKING Pow
DER. nov13-3t-eod
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DWELLING HOUSE For SALE
Our readers will bear in mind that
this afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, the
double tenement frame dwelling ad-
joining Mr.. Preston's new residence.
on First Street, between Oak and
Mulberry, will be sold at auction.
The sale will take place at its present
location. so that those desirous of
purchasing may have an opportunity of
examining and bidding intelligently.
The terms will be liberal, and ample
time will be given for removal. See
advertisement.
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FINE VIEws.-Our fellow.citizen
Alvah johnson, Esq, has now at his
Office. on Third Street, ine collec-
tion Of Stereseopic and other views Of
the noted places visited by him in
Europe, and he will be pleased to
give any Of our citizens an opportu-
.es;ity. during the next ten days. of ex-
amining them.
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THANKs.-Messrs. j. B. Elliott, r.
s. Rock, and Aug. Branns, Of the
Auditors Office. have our thanks for
valuable newspaper favors at sundry
AMI diverse times.
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~ I will sell at Auction. on Sat
urday, November ID, at 3 o'clock PM,
at No. 3 South Water Street, up
Stairs, one large Double Desk, one
Fine Small Desk, one Fire
proof Safe, one Letter Press,
Stand, Office Chairs, Mating, Car
pet, &c. Terms: Cash.
HIRAM NELSON,
nov10-4t Auctioneer.
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sew YOrk Gold ana stocK harRet.

AcW IOFh dOi0 ana STOCK haKAeEs
By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. ~.
MoNEH-Steady AZ BAL per cent. on call
loans, chiehy per cent.
ENcHANGE-steriing quiet % 5000 fOF
frst class bills.
GoLD-Dull; opened at 12956, advancing
% lzbls, closing at l2Jsz. Garry Ing rates 5M
per cent. The sub Treasury sold 81 900 coo
at 265 5-l009296 4-l00.
GOVERNhTENT9-Dull without decided
change. Coupons OF ~, llT1SMt175k; do.
'62, I151<gll51z; do. 20, 1I2Jk4ll8; a.. rs,
1l35E9I3I: do. new, ll55TWll156; do. '07,
ll51zgIl5sz; do. '65, ll55Fgll5sS; l0-40s,
lozszaIgz%; CURRENCY s.. lollEMlgLlZ.
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More NEW GooDs.-We will open,
this morning. our new styles Water
proof Cloakiug5, Aforementioned
Saques and Basquines, Childrens' and
Misses Cloth Jackets, new shades of
Kid Gloves, Striped Shawls, Arab
Wraps, Scotch Plaids, Velours, En-
press Cloth, besides four cards of
Merrimack Prints at 125c per yard.
New York Store, SO Main Street.
no13-2t J.T. & S. A. COOLIDGE.
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FOR SALE

TFCM SALE VALUABLE Marqa
~ STREET pkOpEHTY-Tln erIsrrf.t
property known aH the BgIar ufunrrfU
situated on the west corner Uf Mrfn rrI
5iAln 5deelal Lonung l1f feet on Mnin
property i9 offered fog aalo at i0w aerfra
on eeay terms. Apply 10
j. p l4LLlDIT q HUs
Real Estate An0nfa
felB DIFF
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Louisville RarKef.

By Teleeraph.l LoUIgvILTe. Nov. -.
COTToN-Dull; middling, 2fc.
FLOUR In fair demands extra family
s52.
GRAIE-Quiet. Wheat, SOL IS. Corn,
SIC. Oats, Sc Rye, 90c, all Ia bullr.
Ho0s-Steady 40 9<9I0o gross extra
heavy, 1Ol<cf receipts $500; killed, 300.
ToBACCo-Quiet and firm sales OF ~ hhda
at 90 for Tugs s38 90 for Hart County leaf
PROVIsIOEs-Quiet. Mess PORK, $50. Ba.
con shoulders, l0J<c; clear sides, 20c; bulk
shoulder, l3c; clear rib, l7ei clear sides
TIC.
LARD-Tierce, I71zc.
WHIgKY-sl.
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CATHOLIC SCHOOL HOUSE. - The
work on the new Catholic School
House, on the corner of Third and
Vine Streets, is being pushed rapidly
forward. The roof timbers are now
being placed in position. and the bel
fry is being erected. Il will be a
eommedious and elegant school build
S1r
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The follow
ing licenses to marry were issued from
the County Clerks Office during the
past week. The list is larger than
usual:
Bernard Kluck and Bernadina Maris-
cher. s1 ftN#1A
Maron o. Newman and Jane Fry.
Maron Kron and Susanna Scheit.
John Knapp and Elizabeth Wtrtz4
Alfred Lamb and Katie Atkinson.
John B. Seep and Christina Wenesback.
James Brown and Matte Edwards.
John kubler and Mary Hausman.
Frederick Roeder and Frederick Haupt.
Andrew Ritz and Lizzie WOelfiDger.
Mathew Carter and Martha Stroud.
Henry SchWengel and Louisa Ehfm& \.
Nelson Norris and Caroline WOrt:alEg-
ton. els
william BischInan and Kate Link
Joel Burd and Emma Jane Russell.
Edward FIoghansen and Francisco
Theodore Rosencranz and Theresa Frep-
Den.
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GRAND JURy.-The Grand Jury is
still in session. and a large number
Of witnesses are daily examined. a
largo number Of indictments will be
found, and the Criminal Court viii
have enough business provided to
occupy Its attention for some time.
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" supplied with Wardrobes, closets,
etc. a description Of which would
consume too much space. Cedar
strips are used around the bottom Of
the base. boards in every room, to
keep the moths out Of the carpets.
The ashes from the CRATES passes
down into the cellar into the air-tight
compartments, the same as at the
residence Of Mr.. GWathmey. Coke
from the Gas Works is at present
being used in the CRATES for heating
the house.
Some elegant freseo work has been
done by John Alt. on the walls and
ceilings, and all the principal rooms
will be frescoed in original designs.
The fountains to be erected in the
trout and rear of the building will be
supplied with water from the house.
Some elegant carpets were yester-
day being put down by William E.
French & Co, who have the order
for the carpets and curtains.
The brick work was done by lei
genhagen & Micker, and the plaster
ing by Rogers & De Long. The glaz-
ing was done by John Gilman, Sr.
The house was designed by H. Muir
sinna, the well-known architect.
Mr.. Heilman will move into his
new residence next week. a
A SKETCH OF THE OWNER. -
William Heilman, Esq, the pro-
prietor of this splendid mansion, is a
thoroughly self-made man. Mr.. He'll
man came to this city in 1913, a poor
man. In 1917 himself and Christian
Kratz, Esq, (another self-made man,
entered into partnership in the foun.
! dry business, and invested $500
each as capital. They were successful
in business, and soon branched out
until both have achieved handsome
fortunes. Mr.. Heilman IS now ont
of the largest foundrymen and engine
builders In the West. He is also {
large owner IN the Evansville Cotton
Mills. He has served the city severa
terms as member Of the
| Common Council; is Director
in the Street Railroad Com
pany; in the Evansville & Carmi
Railroad Company and we believe is
also at present a director in one o.
our banks. He contributes liberalE
to every enterprise that is designed K
build up the city. He votes to built
railroads and pays his taxes toward
the same. He is friend to the poor
| and we venture the assertion that NJ
worthy applicant was ever turned away
empty handed from Mr. Heilman
He has used his wealth and propertl
| for the benefit of the community. ant
| it would be great thing for Evans
vile, to-day, if she had more oitizen'
like him. He was born In Germany
but has ever felt a genuine affection
for his adopted land. His splendIC
residence. in our opinion, will cos
not less than $40, 600, and We doub
if there are many private residence
in this State that will excel it. MIR
Heilman is man of plain manners
and does not put on any style" ant
and he is always The same He is {
man of energy and friend to tn
city, and his life has been one o
homer and usefulness, We hope b
may live many years to enjoy th'
fruits of his honest labor.
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REAL EsTATE--The total sales of
real estate the past week foot up only
81. 125.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the honor of
a pleasant call, yesterday, from Mr..
Ernst Enabe, of Baltimore. author
of the celebrated Knabe Piano, for
which Messrs. Warren s. Conyngton,
Of this city, are agents.
Mr.. Ned. Hedge. Of Chicago, Su-
perintendent of the famous Burdett
Parlor Organ, was also in the city
yesterday.
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Nashville Market.

By Telegraph NASHVILLE, Nov. -
CQrroN--DulI; low middlingi 231soi good
ordinary &25<c-
WHEAT-Red 81 o.; amber 81 10; white
81 l51l y.
CORN-fi O6.
RYE-sl 90.
OATs-63c.
BARLHY-el ..
FIoUR-s5 OOa7 90 for superdne 20 fancy
BACoN-Sides, 20cs hams, &c shoulders,
lsc.
LARD-Igc.
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CHUTE & HENNING's is the place to
find all kinds of OUershoes, such as
Buffalo, Arctic, Alaska and Rubber,
as well as all kinds of Winter Shoes,
too numerous to mention. noVl3-1t
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B Pen holders, at 20 cents per
ioZan at ,1ot1rnaI Office


REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
Ing transfers Of Real Estate were made
during the week, ending November Il, as
appears by the County Auditors Records :
John ShenkIin to G. o. Edwards. Lots
and 2, Block s, in BIanken burg, for 500.
John Shanklin to +. NJ. Groves, Lots g. 9,
10, IL and y, in Block 0, Blankenburg, for
q. & O. Railroad to Justin suker, part OF
Lot 5, In Block 3, North Eastern Enlarge
ment, for $3.50.
Martin Mann to J. NJ. Geupel, Lot 5, in
Dunham's Tract, for g, 500.
Heidelbach d ElsaS to Schelhaus q Kla,
mer, Lots l, 2, 3 and 4, Block AZ, Heidelbach
& Elsas' Enlargement, for 81, 340
Heidelbach & Elsas to J. EcheiIhases Lots
IL, ID and Il, Block 81, Heidelbach q Elsas'
Enlargement, for 81 200.
Isaac q. Berridge to Emily Sturtevanti
West half of Lot IL, COWan's Subdivision
Upper Enlargement, for 81 600.
NJ. Mulhausen ct. al, TO Henry Mackei
Lot 3, Block -, Eastern Enlargement, 1o1
5000.
Conrad Reder to Fred. schaefer, south
west quarter northeast quarter, &C. 5, il,
| for $2,500.
Fred. Roeden to Jas. B. Cox, northwest
| quarter of northeast quarter, 81, Z, IL tol
| $50.
Margareth Kron to ]. Kron ct al, north
| west quarter, q, 8 IL, and the east half OF
| northeast quarter. q, 5, II, for an annua-
/ payment OF $3.50 during her existence.
/ Catherin Salman to Henry Troutman,
J Lot II, Block 10, Northeastern Enlarge
meEt, for 500.
| Thos. j. HolIingswor4h to Isaac G. Der
| ridge, Lots II, Is, ~, 20, 81 and y, B ock %
i Hharpe's Enlargement, tor $1,000.
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RUNAwAY-We have not had a
runaway item for some time, but a
horse attached to dray belonging to
George Behagg, has kindly furnished
us with one. He took it into his head,
Saturday evening. that he would have
little run, and concluded to take the
dray with him. He started from the
corner of Oak and Seventh Streets.
and ran to the corner Of Eighth,
where he ran into fence. Dir. Be
hagg was thrown from the dray and
dragged short distance. but escaped
without any material injury
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pbo,o,vrssElg 81 per Dogen.

Parkhill, on Second Street. near
the corner Of Locust, gill hereafter
make good photographs ut 81 per
dozen. peV9 1w
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL alteration took
place yesterday between Ed. Martin
and Silas Bell, in relation to some
thing that was testified in the Hedge
case. ReYolvers were drawn, but the
by ISLANDERS interfered in time to pre-
vent bloodshed.
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SAD AND FATAL AcCIDENT.-Hand-
ley j. Murray, a little son of Mr.. A.
Murray, residing near Oak Grove,
Daviess County. Ky, was seriously
and fatally burned on Wednesday,
October q, at P. NJ, and died after
terrible suffering, at II o'clock, on
Friday morning. He was 2 years, 3
months, 3 weeks and 2 days old. The
parents of the deceased have rela-
tions living in this city.
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WHITES Patent Files.

The opinion Of Hon. GEORGE BAN
CROFT, the Historian:
Rev. Mr.. WHITE-Dedr Sir: For
simplicity, neatness, ease of hand
ling, adaptation to its purpose, and
cheapness, your Paper File is a ne
plus ultra.
Since I used it, I wonder how we
got along without it. L find it excel
lent to hold not papers only, and let
tiers, but maps, and charts and plans.
The maps and plans once in this
Paper File, can be rolled up and car
ried about, and unrolled for use better
than if they were In pasteboard COW
ers. 1t is approved by every one to
whom I have shown it.
Yours truly,
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ChiIdren's Shoes q Specially.

We now have a larger stock Of
ChiIdren's Shoes than ever before,
mainly of the invincible Dunbar
make, the same as we have sold for
the last eighteen months. There are
no Shoes In the world that will excel
these, and very few that will equal
them in quality or style. We would
respectfully ask an inspection Ofthese
Shoes. Prices low.
GEORGE MILLER & Co,
uo9 2t-Tu&Fri 80 Main Street.
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REMEMBER the. sale of Office fur.
niture, to-day, at 3 o'clock, at No. B
South Water Street. noYl3.1t
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SNoW.-We had light fall of snow
yesterday, but If did not amount to
much.
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A GREAT QUEENsWARE HOUSE,
Evansville can boast of one of the
largest and most perfect queensware
establishments In the West. We refer
to the well known and enterprising
house, of Mark, Warren & Co., at No.
20 First Street. This firm have been
in business in our city many years,
and by their energy and enterprise
have built up a magnificent trade
throughout the South and Southwest.
They import their queensware direct
from the potteries of England, and are
thus enabled to offer their goods at
prices as low as they can be bought in
the West. They have the exclusive
control Of this market for Meakin.
Bros. & Co.'s celebrated Stone China
Ware.
This firm, with a truly progressive
spirit. are now importing from Ii
moges, France, large stock of Gold
Band, Plain White and Decorated
French China. This house is the
only one in this State that imports
fine goods direct from France. They
are determined not to be undersold
by any house in the West, and invite
the especial attention of dealers. We
call attention to their fine display ad-
vertisement in to-day's JOURNAL.
Their splendid store is packed from
cellar to roof. with one of the finest
stocks of goods ever held in a Queens,
ware house.
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B~ Fish & Barter have a fine
assortment of Ladies initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
oc1tf
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sag Cashmere for Boys and Mems
wear, very cheap, ct Sehapker, Bus
sing & Cos. now
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/ ~ roioQrabh.I ffrW Xonn. Nov. l2.
The market ~ rather quiet and prices
are steady. except Cor ltnd cross nu0
Green starWigersi which are reduced 90
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A NEW FIRM.-We takelpIeasure in
calling attention to the business card of
Messrs. Lyon & Maehen, Produce and
Commission Merchants, to be found
in another column. Mr.. Chit Lyon
has for years been employed in the
popular house of Ragon, Dickey &
Carson, and has not only made many
friends, but has established a con-
siderable business reputation. Mr..
E. @. Maohen, though a comparative
stranger, is an unassuming, modest
gentleman, who comes to our city
highly recommended, and has had a
large business experience. They are
both worthy young men. just embark
ing in business for themselves, and
we bespeak for them a liberal patron
age. They are located at No. 30
North Water Street, in the rooms re-
Gently occupied by j. G. Dusouehet
d Co.
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CHANGE OF TtME.-We beg leave
this morning co remind our readers
again Of the change of time on the
E. g. @. Railroad on Monday next.
The mail trains leave at 1920 A. NJ.
and 4 P. NJ, and arrive at IL :56 "A. N.
and 1920 P. II. Let every one bear
this in mind. AVA 81
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~ Deealcomania, or Pictures for
transferring. with Yarnish for fixing at
Fish u BarteF's- s6a ocltf
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Lime fnr Gale.

Alarge lot of Fresh Lime for sale
at 90c per barrel.
MARTIN, GARDNER q Go.
Dov11-1w
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GEORGE BANCROFT.

These files are for sale at the Jour
nal Office. They range in size from
u to IS inches: All who have used
them in this city fully endorse Mr..
Bancroft's testimonial. nOv12
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B~ T. @. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
emit Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Cons
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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B@- See GILBERT & Co.'S adver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-f
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E@ Corpulent and delicate ladies
can be fitted with Corsets and Hoop
Skirts at s. BRUNER & Co,
nov10 1w No. z First Street.
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EG- 500 Towels worth 40 cents, for
% cts. More Millinery just received,
at Schapker. Bussing u Cos. now
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CIRoUIT OoURT.-The case of Deng-
Ter VS.. the Evansville Insurance Com
pany, after q trial Of FIVE days. was
decided last evening. The entire day
yesterday was taken up by the lawyers
in making speeches, and the case was
given to the jury about six o'clock
P. N. The jury were out about one
hour and a half, and then agreed, re-
turning verdict in favor of the de-
PENDANTS, and against the claims of
Dengler for the insurance money.
This was the third trial in this case.
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EVERY shade of Fringes and new
styles Dress Trimmings, just received
at Hughes. noyl3-Zt
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s~ The Falcon Pen-ask for it al
the Journal Office.
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sG~ Lead Pencils-good quality. at
20 cents per dozen, at journal Office.
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BI Prang's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 30 to
$25 90. Call and examine them at
+. & BIS. oc1tf
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OBHIcyTnI4.

LErrEna mEMArMrNQ UMghAIMEu iu tho
fosI-Onlce ~ Evansville STATE Df indiana
on the l2th day or MoVomb Dr. 1850.
Persons calling for any uf those letters
VIII please say " AdKertirnd. q giving date.
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RECORDERS COURT. NJ Ellison,
mate of the John Lumsden. was ar
rested yesterday for assault aud bat
teay with intent to kill one William
Shelby, a negro. The affair COM
menced on the boat, we believe. The
mate snapped pistol at Shelby, but
it would not go of. He then threw
down the pistol and picked up an axe,
with which he broke the negro's leg
just above the ankle. Drs. billiard
and Day were called, and dressed the
negroes wound. He was also cut
about the head. The physicians in
form us the negro will be a cripple
for lie. Ellison gave bail in the sum
of $500 to appear this afternoon for a
preliminary examination.
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bIThe latest style Millinery Goods
and Velvet can be always had at
Hughes. oct25
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz OPP
posife the Opera House. sep25
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hE- The best and cheapest Blan-
kets and Balmoral Skirts, at Schap-
ker, Bussing & Cos. now
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BN- Another lot Arab, Broche,
Paisley and cheap shawls, just re-
ceived, at Schapker. BussiDg & Cos.
now
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e% Fish & Barter have received
the December number of Godeg's
Lady's Book. The ether fashion
books will be in to-day.
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CITY N e W S

- The FALCON Pen-try it.
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R9 Faber's pointed Pencils,
at Journal Office.
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THE ATTIC.

This part of the building will be
finished of in the most complete
manner. A tank that viii hold fifty
barrels Of water is loo ated here. An
opening and a stairway to the roof
viii be constructed from this room to
enable those SO desiring to ascend to
the observatory, on the roof.