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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-13

LOST A FINGER.-A man, employed
at Dannettell & Kroeger's stone
works, got his little finger caught in a
cog wheel, yesterday, and it was mash
ed so badly it had TO be amputated.
Another finger was badly mangled
also
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: seCAL NOTICES.

LOST - BASKET. = On Thursday
evening, somewhere on Third Street.
above Walnut, or on Walnut, below
Seventh, a small black basket, con-
tanning a few articles Of babes APP
parel. The finder will be rewarded
BY leaving it at the JOURNAL Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-13

GoNE TO ST.. LoUIs.-Prof. Valen-
tine Schriber. the noted violinist,
who has been in this city for some
time past, left for st. Louis last Mon
day, having accepted an engagement
In the orchestra Of Ben DeBar's the
atre, as second leader. Mr.. Schriber
is a fine musician. and We regret to
lose him from our midst.
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CONCERT AT PRINCETON. = The
choir of the old school Presbyterian
Church, at Princeton, viii give
grand concert on next Thursday even
ing, August 10. under the direction of
Miss Amelia Lawrence, of this city.
The proceeds of the concert will be
applied to the building Of church
parsonage.
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ARTISAN SPRINGS PARK. = The
concert at the Artesian Springs Park
last night, was not very well attend
ed, and the crowd was quite small
The grounds were beautifully ilIum-
mated, and the Cornet Band dis
coursed some very nice music. The
Zirconia light was on exhibition in all
its brilliancy. We were surprised
that more people were not in at
tendence. Colonel Wehler did all in
his power to add to the comfort and
pleasure of his guests.
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Dissolution Notice

wv IA ~ mMmwMEmMEE1R mEMEUu
~ fore existing under che nrm name
Humphrey. patricn 4 C0.. Forwarding
and Commission Merchants nnn Mnlli-
boat PROPRIETOR was dissolved nT mulHHl
consent on thn 18Th incl, LIZ Mt EntrIEA
retiring from tho firm. The business VIII
be continued ~ III M. Humphrey George
j. Lewis, Ard Charles ~ keTncyf under
the 1rm name on huiuphiey LaWia N9t
be settled.
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WHENEVER find a real handsum
woman engaged in the Wi1nmins'
rights dizziness, then / am going to
take mi hat under mi arm and jine
the procession.-Josh Billings.
And whenever Josh jines in" he
will have plenty of company from Ev-
ansville.
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Railroad Assessment.

At meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the T.. @. & p. Railroad
Company, on. Wednesday evening.
August 18th, it was unanimously re-
solved that an assessment of eight
per cent. be levied upon the capital
stock of the Company, four per cent.
of which shall be payable on the 18th
of Septem Der next, and four per cent.
on the 18th of October, the same to
be used in making surveys Of the va
rious routes from Evansville to the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois. JAS. f. WELBoRN,
aug12-tsept15 Secretary.
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CIT Y n III w s. .

FOOLISH ATTEMPT-To try to do
business of any kind without the aid
of printers ink. Live and learn,
md profit by the lesson of the age.
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EH.&N r. r., Northern Division

TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Transfer Packet Steamer Noble
Norton leaves Evansville daily
(5undays esscspted,) at................ 3tI5 Pm
Train leaves henderson at....-. q rs Pm.
Arrive at MadisOnVfllo ................. 80 Pm
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves Madlscnvillc daily
Sundays ezcepted) az -............... s25 An
Arrive az HendeIBO ........... ...... Il go A vi
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Moliie Norton ................ o 80 A NJ
Making connection both ways with
trains on the y. 81 q. Railroad.
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HUMBoLDT CENTHNNIAL. - The
general committees had a meeting at
the Criminal Court y6om, last night.
DIR. Legler was an 6inted TO deliver
the welcome al Is in German. and
J. Gill Shank the welcome address
in English, o. e evening of the 18th
Of SeptembeI md Judge Parrett will
deliver the iEEtion in English. The
committee have not yet selected any
person to deliver the Grafton in Ger
man in place of Mr.. Tomhemelt, who
had to decline.
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WANTED.

EgwYOBEAE good steady woman to
w do general housework. Apply Al
%FRTTwWFsaER RO0ET-In central part
- OF the city. Address w. II. W. Lock
Box 6S4. References exchanged. Iau12 DIT
~ IRA good girl to do general house
WF work in a small family; one VINO can
c 1Ok, wash, and iron well. a German
girl prefeared. Apply, with referen1eeesg az
THIS Office. laulo GIL
SFSTRE@ROOF SAFE One Second-
- hand flre-proof safe, ~coI9Dinati0 on
lock, weight to be from 200 to 2,0c0 pounds.
Inquire at this ofdce. "
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B6~ All persons desirous of OBJ
Vanderburgh and Warrick. Except
Union Township, Vanderburgh Co..
are advised of the Patent Tubular
Drive Well, the best, safest, and
cheapest means of getting a good and
lasting supply. Rates reduced, sat
isfaction guaranteed, and ample ref
erence given as to merits Of the inven-
ton. Materials and supplies for
those wishing to use In other terri
tory, furnished at lowest rates. Fur
ther particulars given on application
to the sole owner of patent in the
territory above mentioned.
G. KRAFT,
Corner First and Pine and Second
and Elm Streets. aug12-tf
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-Chas. Pickle,
for being dead drunk, was fined IS 25,
which he paid. A short horse is
soon curried," and a short story is
soon told.
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B@ T. G. Bridwall & 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, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
in17- ff
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HEBREW FAIR. = The Hebrew
ladies in this city are getting up a
grand fair to commence on the even
ing of August Both. We shall speak
at greater length shortly in regard
IN 81
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MISC EL.E ANEOUS.

saYOTICE TO cONTRACTORS- Seal
- ed proposals for building q frame
building on Clark street viii be received
until the 18th Aus ust. Plan ard speciflca-
lions can be seen at my OFFICE on Third
street. AFRO DYER. y.
au13 DIT
I7R.7 DAY.------..--.-.....-...-.AUGUsT Is, 1857.
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EEfUhhfhSs
TeFre IIaute & indianapolis.


Indp'lis3 80 4 d. 7.s0 A NJ l:45 p n. sac ~
AqTfUe
T. HIT 30 a nf.iO.25 A N. 4 IS p NIL :05 p n
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The ABORTION Casa day or
two since We published an account of
the arrest Of man at Princeton for
being implicated in an abortion case.
The specific charge against him IN the
complaint is for selling or giving med
icines for the purpose of procuring an
abortion The accused waived an ex-
animation, and gave bail in the sum
of $500, to answer at the Common
Pleas Court. which meets next week,
Judge Morris S. johnson, presiding.
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WATERAIELoNs AND Conc. - In
about every sixth negro howell in the
city. darkeys young, old, or middle
aged, can be heard groaning and yelling
while passing through the perils of
cramp collie. The reason is, that
since watermelons. large enough for a
family of half dozen, can be bought
for ten and fifteen cents apiece. a
good portion of the colored popula-
ton subsist upon nothing else. A
watermelon breakfast, despite the
aches and pains it is sure to bring. is
a luxury that a great many colored
people have not the will to forego.
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Notice 20 Contractors

AUGu8r %, 1859.
The Common Council of f6n rff. "a
Evansville Will receive Hem al nrot.t .af
until Monday August l0th Isa1' f1r r.
niahing by l4 inches good sound onr nm.
Der for street cruagl lra-
By order Of tho Council
"a. II, MCaRTEF, CIerE.
80. H.. ~ ~, a. MCamHH. Deputy
lily LletA Dulclt August 0th. 1903
au1 Union nluH-
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STRAYED.- red and white spotted
Mich Cow. between four and five
years old. Marks-hole in the right
ear and slit in the left. Any infor-
nation left at JOURNAL Office, with
III. II. Schultz. will be paid for.
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FREHE HfESBA" row nR IA
- actually cures Career and Gcromlous
diseases OF the Skin. See report 20 y. H.
Medical Society, and statements OF phyef-
clans Ia circular. sent free on application
to CHAs. a, DUBOIS, General Agent,
r. o, Box 1853. 1872 Pearl sc New York
ljy8-demIteWI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-13

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
of call from Chas. H. Wood, general
passenger agent Of the celebrated Pan
Handle Railroad, on Wednesday. He
is an excellent representative of a
first. class railroad.
John Alsop, representing the we'll
know firm of Peters, Powers & Cooper,
Louisville, passed down the river yes
terday
We neglected to mention, yesterday,
the return to the city of Rev. @. B. II.
Martin, Pastor of the Old School
(Vine Street, Presbyterian Church,
from a recuperarive excursion with
his family to the country, and we are
pleased to see him looking vigorous
and greatly improved in health. He
will resume his regular duties on Sun
day next.
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LoST.

HFR ASK ET--On Thursday evening, some-
80 where on Third street, above WaInuh
Or on Walnut, below Seventh, q small
black basket. containing a few articles of
1aIDe's apparel. The finder VIII be reward
ed by leaving the same at the Journal
Gffice
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-13

TRR. ID. ~. THOMAS. having porma-
~ uenty located iu Evauavilie. fud..
offers his professional services t0 tht Wuus
medical colleges "a tho Union. nuI HnH
practiccd medicine twenty five years. EIo
will devote portion on lass llmn Oh tho
Treatment on Female DiHcHaga DNIch nm
Third, between Mafu and Locust stfaets
upstairs lover judge IrlnhHIUa onIuHI.
where be may De- l0und when not nrufes.
Hi0naliy engaged. lnuH aHf
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Dissolution on O0-Partnor8hIp.

FEVHEE HAHTN EHEHrnrH HERETO
-. fore existing between lhc undersigned
81 the nrm 81 hIclfamar n Co BIAS tniI DAY
been dinaolNod by mutual consent. bv
Wms q. n. MeieHner assuming tnD OuHiuEHH
of tine shsh ana uCgf tactofY On nla own
said late firm. Joseph DlaaH and Henry
Manaberg arc authorized to collect end re-
ceiVe nll debts due the said late Hrm
W.. N. G. MMtM8NNH
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RTEAMRoATI.THre

TO LoUIsVILLE--Every Monday al 10
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday, yfednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday ~ a
O'clock p. IA.
To CAIRo-Dafly. except Sunday Al 4
O'clock p. n.
TO 9REElI RrvEH.- Every Monday, Tuos-
GAY Ihprsday, and Saturday a. 4 O'Clock
EsMs
10 EAsTPoRT .--E.very Tuesday and sat
lay at 4 O'Clock p. y.
10 HENDERsON-Daliy except Sundays,
Rt 3 O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHvIKLE--Every Tuesday, Wednc8-
day and saturday a. u. nj.
Transient bDatE daily up ana uoWr.
To CIECINSATI-EFefy SATURDAY AZ ~
10 CaHNELroN Every Tuesday, Thurs-
day, and Saturday at 10 AM.
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BGF Real .Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHES,
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= UTlfBER-I00,0 600 feet twO-inch hen.locl,
"a lumber, ~ cost price, by KAPPI,FT5 q
SALMON, corner Division and Canal A.
MALI dtf n w '
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TsEPORTANT 40 snaPPERs.


The Cairo packets are required by the
Post-Omce Department 70 leave with the
mails promptly at O'clock PHI. daily.
Monday no freight VIII be Received after
$50 Pm. Merchants and shippers should
J aais dst DUKE NICHOLSON, Agent
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p% Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. u. ID. HETMAE's.
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Cor Rant

VTHE THaEE.sT9RE BBICA
g 50 Nam street, Is for rent. Apply at
=, 81 - sore Nos. 60 and 81 Main Street.
10 an fAll city papers please copy.l
-yTgOUsE-On FouIth Street, between
- Main and Syca- core, q double three
800 brick. with tsgO good stOre-rOoms.
TTf1 be rented sepsT atelY or together.
Good accom- mOdatioCs for two separate
fprnflles. For further TarticulaTs apply to
street.. iunl5 diff
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NOTICE. - Members of the Star
Base Ball Club: There will be a
practice game this afternoon at pre-
cisely d o'clock, on the old Reso-
lutes' grounds. By order of the
President. aug13 1t
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Very respectfully,
MARGARETTE KEN

MARGAKETTL hENk.
p. S.-The Office Of Mr.. S. j. Loew-
enstein is located at No. BOB Main
Street, and he is at all times ready to
give ful information regarding insur-
ance to any and all persons calling
upon him. aug13 div
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SCHOOL.

a SELECT Sch OOL WILL BE
opened on the FIRST MONDAY or
sEPTEMBER for Young Ladies' and Boys.
The course OF Instruction win include
the usual English Branches, LraWing, and
French. French viii be taught without
extra charge
For further particulars apply 10
MISS CARRELL,
Al Mrs. Yep. CarKon's, Chestnut Street,
near Third tau5 dim
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ANOTHER WoNDEk. We see q
statement in an exchange to the
effect that in addition to the recent
great eclipse, and the approach Of the
comet, we are. in a few years. to have
another sensation, which is nothing
more nor less than a transit of Venus
across the suns disc. 1t is periodical,
but the periods are unequal. The
first of them, during the present CEN
fury, will take place in a few years,
and viii be visible wherever the sun
is. It is an eclipse, also, in certain
way, for Venus gets between the
earth and th9 sun. but being SO lar
away from the earth, it intercepts less
of the suns light than if 1t were close
to our planet. Astronomers regard
this transit as only second in import
ance to a total eclipse. The present
Is an aqe of celestial wonders.
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By Eminent New York and Phila-
delphia Physicians claim that Dubois
Missisquoi Powder actually cures
Cancer. It is advertised in this iss ue
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RockportSts.ge Via NeWburgh and Boon
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridavr.
Arrives By P. NJ, Tuesdays. THURSDAYS
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Non
days and Eridilya at z "A. ~. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 p. III.
ut. Vernon Mai Stage leaves daily FAX
cept 5undays) a. A. n. Arrives daily fer
eept Sundays) by z F.Ma
To hEWnURa.-HacKd daily Except gum
O'clock p. n
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ohio q mississippi.

GOING EAST.
LcaUe Lightning Ex. Ace. Night tx.
Ylncennes :. .33 2 NJ. l:fJ p H.. $3.50 a
ATTfUs
Cincinnati -. 9sOD Mill 10 p d.. GOO A M
Louisville -. 90 NJ. no a NJ. 81 10 a ~
GOIae WEST.
LeaUo Mail. NightFx Day lex.
Vincennes 3d.. 20 T. NJ. 2,0j a M $50 A n
ATTfUc
st. Louis ......Il 80 NJ. 9il0 A M,..r2;o0r NJ
Cairo ............ 80 A ~. 1902 ~
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FOR, REM.

4TF OFgSE-With i've rooms, within half
49,, a square OF the new High Scnool. IN
oEire OF SHAFER, Ct r u EN- & KEHk'
Z bird Street, between Main and SycSa-
more. lgy-g 4.-
4FEs OUSE-A comfortable two story
49, brick dWelling-house in suL 11IT
town. 1jy29 diff VICIOK 612S----
RaTOR EROO1E - On Main street, Pc -
- tween Fourth and Fiitn: APPry4 80
al q. ROSENCRANZ, ONCE CAtS HOHAeAAS
fET1T dtf
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ETansTlIlc g CTaWf0FdtYIlle.

LcuUe EXp. Nall. Freight.
II. Haute ..-..s. 40 A M. $500 p H.. 5sf5 a M
arrive
Evansville ANS SO A lr...lO:g1a, a.. $40 b
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To.DAY.-Let every lover of fun
remember DeHaven's Circus to day.
A good show should draw a good
crowd to see it. Get your seats in
As,..A
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AOSesAssss-s-s -
Mr.. Potts moved that Precinct No.
/, Pigeon Township, be thrown ont,
because the certificate was not signed
on the day of the election. AFRO
Dyer and Col. Butterfield gave as their
opinion that the Board could not go
behind the record. The papers were
before the Board in proper form, and
that was all that was necessary On
the vote being taken. Mr.. Potts mo-
ton was lost.
From the above figures, it viii be
noticed that the out TOWNSHIPS voted
almost unanimously against the dona-
ton. for the reason, We suppose, that
the people living in those Townships
do not want their land to increase ia
value, because the richer they are the
more taxes they will have to pay,
which is very hard to be sure. But
Of coarse, it cannot be helped now,
for the donation has been voted by
an overwhelming majority.
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I'll haFe - be shadad before there fs any
hgtlFe demand. Wool ahawIs and hosiery
on low grades are Ia good request, and
W0oienH TOT mems wear are beginning 70
move more freely. Bags are "a better re-
vest throughout the county win be bonn-
tifnL
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WWI|H u = !" = p ~ = -|-'"|| p Y u"
bKdNb YTLLH, LVb.
Bg~ Special attention given % renairIug
OF All kinds, and ro-ualuLlug done .nf ff.
shortest notice nu0 on Tire moat liberal
terms.
"A General A8sOrtmcnf N W0rE 0onnqaHl
Ou Hand.
None but the Heat WOrEmou Pan.
ployoQs
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In reference 20 ire above notioa. lrl ft Ha
safielont % say that we viii euaeavuf fu
do our clean best with thn many good ouss
toners on fhB late Hrm, aud hV mthnutI0aa
ness 90 business and just dealing. expect ~
merit al their patronage, and secure many
Othora
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RAILSsasAsJ FIMa-TA8sf
Corrected 5une Esd, Is60.1
EVansYllIe & CFaWfOrdsYlIle R.R.

GOING NORTH.
Leave Mail. ENpr. Freight.
Evansville .-IOsij A NJ. 5:t5 y H.. $50 a M
ATTtCe
Yincennes... :l3 p NJ. 7sif p aI.-t0sl0 n m
Terre Haute. 20 T. MILO 80 H.. Gsl5 y NJ
Wapra Uoufo {, TwaFawouotfs
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The TaIOTthe DespOt.

IHE friends of liberty throughout the worla
will hear with pleasure of the capture O.
Villeta and the destruction of the Paraguaysn
army. This puts an end to the despotism OF
Lopez, and it opens the Rio de la Plata ana
the immense stretch of country watered by
ITS tributaries to the commerce Of the world
The heroic resistance OF the Paraguayans
during the long and bloody struggle which mas
now concluded has secured for them an
amount of sympathy to which the intrinsic
Justice of their cause did not entitle them we
cannot but respect brave men when we see
them struggling against desperate Odds put
it wac for the good OF the world that the more
enlightened policy of Brazil and the states
which were allied with her against Paraguay
should prevail. Lopez, the fallen despot' was
a worthy successor of the infamous Dr.
Franqa, and the annihilation OF his power IN
South America ia a benefit to the human race
no less than to the brave people whom he
misgoVerned. Lopez undertook to battle with
the oi'ih@SoOn of the nineteenth century, and
he was crushed, as other despots will be who
fail, a. 4s 2id' TO read the signs Of the times,
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To THE PoINT.-The New York World of this
morning contains the following pithy para
graph:--"Flne-This fight between Fitzpatrick
and Butler. Ben wants to smash the little
Mushroom missions TO South America, and
Xii, being Interested to the extent OF $4,000 per
arnum, which he earns by prowling about In
the purlieus Of Washington when he should be
in Chill, says nay. Hence the row. There
being no known manner in which Ben can
convert the proposed saving of $4,000, we are
rather with him in the fight"
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Who IkiIIed EknnatrlcIse

VINO but Fitzpatrick himself! fitzpatrick, as all
the world knows, is Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary from the United
States to the Government of Chilli, with the
very comfortable salary of $4,000 per year,
in gold, of which amount he has been in regu-
lar receipt since the year of grace 1865. That
Fitzpatrick has condescended to pass portion
of his invaluable time at Santiago is also
well established fact; aud it is equally incon-
trovertible that for months past he has been
perambulating this country as stump
speaker and lecturer. Who attends to the
business of the American legation
at Santiago during his protracted absence
Doubtless his Secretary, whose salary, We
venture to say, is triHe less than $40, 900 in
gold. The fact that the interests OF the United
States do not spGer from this circumstance has
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sReady.Made" or .sMade to Order.v

The public used to be afraid
10 purchase clothing ready mRde;'
For "custom goods" Outlast, said they,
The custom they had, in times of old,
Was to pay hard cash, either silver or gold,
Any eXoIbitant sort of price,
For clothes that looked decent and fit them
nice.
But when ROCKHILL & WILSON'S Hall so
Brown,
The handsomest hall In ell the town,
Began TO sell clothing ready made,
The public, somehow, stopped being afraid.
For they know they can purchase clothing
which
Is honestly made in every stitch;
Finished with care, as escb man knows,
Are ROCkHILL & WILSON'S ready made
clothes.
But If you prefer Ii will give us pleasure,
In making your clothes, 10 take your measure;
For piece goods, such rs the goods we keep,
Were never better, nor ever SO cheap.
OF every description and every grade. made
to order or ready made, ROOKHILL IL WILL
SON would have you to know that the best of
all places In town to go, for suit of clothes for
your manly frame, as we've often told you it's
still the same. Better hurry along and call and
look at the goods OF the
GREAT BROWN HALL,
R0GNRHEL a. WILSON,
Nos. 6OS and GC6 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
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l. January 20, 1869 JOHN @. WILSON'S NOTE,
dated December 2l 1862 at ninety days for 1878 20,
payable a. Riggs 4 Oo,s, Washington, D; Q. Also,
WITMER ,G kLAY AKER dated December l, 1868,
ninety days, for s6679l, payab e st National Bank,
Alexandria, Virginia and endorsed by Wolfe d Co.
All persons cautioned not TO negotiate the same
pay ment having been stopped, - -, . -
1t4p@ WOLEE ~ 90.
T OST-CERTIFICATE OF OLD CITY LOAN
4 No, 1913 for one hundred dollars, in the name OF
Mary H. Reeves. Application Will be made for the
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