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LAwYERs ON THEIR MUsoLE.-Two

LAWYERS ON THEIR MUsCLE.-Two
distinguished lawyers on Third Street,
j.. G. Blackstone and Pstrus Quntil
lion, were opposing counsel in az IN
tricate and important suit in the High
Court of My Lord Chief Justice
Scion, on certain day in the month
of February. Indeed, there were
two cases, one . single action faI
damages done to furniture and bed
ding of the plaintiff, by reason of the
closing of the top Of chimney by
the defendant, by which means tue
smoke was turned in the wrong di-
rection. The other predlcated upon
the same circumstances was. on a
charge of malicious trespass. La the
first case 81, as damages, was award
ed, which was only Sl99 less than had
been demanded. The secoud case
was dismissed. There came up
motion for a new trial, during which
both. lost temper. and appealed to She
code Of fstiana. Harsh words were
used, in which Blackstone seemed to
be the most expert, which so incensed
Quintillion that he grasped Black
stone by the collar with his right
hand, and with his left planted q
singer under the dexter pepper.
First blood for Quintilion Black
stone, though somewhat staggered at
this unusual motion in a Court OF
Justice, promptly rallied, and when
time was called. with great agility got
well home with his right lnauler on
the proboscis of his antagonists. See
ond blood for Blackstone.
At this stage of the igat, High
Constable James assumed the role Of
umpire, and calling foul, separated
the irate disciples CT the manly
art" Blackstone, however, was 10th
to quit the fun, and seized q chair
to use as a battering ram, aad
was again about to move on
the enemy's works, when James re-
minded him of the decision Ia the
celebrated case of Conrad rs. Ne
Coole aad Coburn, as laid down IN
the archives of Lawrenceburg, and
threatened to put an estopel On fur
Their proceedings. when the parties de-
sisted Detailed particulars. with lie
like illustrations, VIII be found IN
the next issue of Wilkss' Sp ri. The
Justice with degree of SCI -abn ga
tion worthy of highest commendatioa,
took no notice of the indgnity offer
ed his court. Some people supposed
he thought his court absve contempt
Others thought differently. Who
knows2
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River Dispatches

MEMPHIS, Febru lry I4.-Clear and cool.
River r1se two feet. Departed: 65onfi-
mental, 81 Louis; Luminary, Vicksbarg;
Elm MA No. 3, New Orleans. Arrived:
Coosa, Evansville.
ST.. Louis, February IS.-ArriveI: Shark.
from New Orleans; ILLINOIS, from PEORIA
Departed: KITE Kearney, for Keokuk:
Thompson Dean, for New % leans; Julia.
for VIcksburg; BeIIe Vernon, for Pitts
burgi Anna. tor CIncin natl; TacOny, for
Tennessee River; u. b. Allen, for Red
River. The river is about stationary here
but the Missouri aud the Upper Missis-
Slppl are both rising. The Wea ther is
warm. There was a heavy rain all the
afternoon.
The Thompson Dean had 100 tons and
20 mules and horses. The q. b. Allen il
the first boat of n regular line between
here and shreveport, La. she was heavily
laden, having 500 tons for Shreveport
alone. The work of widening the channel
at 81 ca more Chain, just above Davenport
has been completed, and the Golfer Dam
VIII De taken way as soon as possible.
CAIRO, February IA. Gem, Arkansas
River To st. Louis at 2 A. M; Belle of st
Louis, Memphis to ST. Louis at A. II
Dexter New Orleans to Louisville at 3
A. NJ; Liberty No. 4, st. Louis TO Pittsburg
at z Z. n Sam j. Hale, Memphis to elm
cIHnaGt ut D P. II; Nashville, Cairo To
Nashville at 5 p. NJ. The river rose seven
Inches. Rained hard nearly all last mis- ht
and clear and pleasant to-day.
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sChcnck's Pnlmonic syFup.

5eaweed Tonic, and Mandrake pills win
cure consumption, Liver Complaint, and
Dyspepsia, II taken accordfng to the diree-
lions. They are all three 70 be taken at
the same time. They cleanse the Stomach
relax the liver, and put 10 to work; then
theappetite becomes good5 the food digasts
and makes good blood the patient begins
TO grow in flesh the diseased matter ripens
in the lungs, and the patient Outgrows the
disease and gets we'll. luis Is the only way
TO cure Ctnsum ption.
TO these thee medicines Dr. j. Hs
Schenclz, Of Philadelphia, owes his unri-
vailed success To the treatment Of Pumo-
nary Consumption. The Pulmonic syrup
ripeos the morbid matter in the lungs,
nature throws It of by an easy expectora-
tion, for when the phlegul or matter Is
ripe slight cough will throw 40 of, and
The patient has rest. and the lungs begin
TO heal.
To do this, tho Seaweed Tonic and Man
,Iake Pills must be freely used % cleanse
the stomach and liver, 80 that the Pal
monte syrup and the food will make good
blood.
schenclx's Mandrake pills act upon thH
liver, removing All distinctions, relax tlo.
ducts of The gall bladder, the bile starts
freely, and the liver Is soon relieved; the
thing has ever been invented except caio-
mel q deadly poison, which Is vety dam
geious 60 use, unless with great care) that
viii unlock the gaia bladder and start the
secretions OF the liver like schenck7s Man
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint in one or the most
prominent causes Of Consumption.
Sehenck's Seaweed Tonic Is q gentle
stimuiant ana aJterahve, and the allEan
aaa rst
made Of, assists the stomach 90 throw out
ne gastric juice 10 dissolve the food with
the Inln9nle syrup, and is made into
good blood VI lthuut fermentation OF sOur-
INK I'm the stomach.
DIR. GchcnciE in lis treatment. does not
try to Stop cough night aWelts, chilis.
or fever. Remove the cause and They viii
All stop Of their own accord. NO one can
DC cured 81 Consunpptlon, Liver Complaint,
Ihroafs Mess the liver auu stomach are.
nlade healthy. M
When there - no lung disease, and only
Liver Com pigintand Dyspepsia, Schenck q
Seaweed uUaic and MahdfaEo pills are
EuilietenL Without the RuInonic syrup.
Take the Mandrake Pills freely M ali
blllQns complaints as they are perfectly
harmless.
DR. .sehenck, who has enjoyed unInter-
rupted health for many years past, and
now weighs ~ pounds, was wasted away
TO "a mere slIe Teton, in the very last stage
o. pulmonary consumption his physi-
clans having pronounced his case hope
less and abandoned him 10 his tate. He
was cured by the aforesaid medicines.
Full directions accompany each, maxi
ing 10 not absolutely necessary % sec Dr.
Schenck, unless patients wish their lungs
examined; ano fol this purpose he o. pro-
tessionally at bis principal Office, Phila~
deiphia, every Saturday, where all letters
Of advice mast be addressed.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sem
weed Tonic, each 81 50 per bottle, or 50 70 n
half dozen. Mandrake Pins, Dc. per box.
For sale by all druggists
fe2 d&wly SpNl
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1@ Coughs. Hoarseness, and the
various Throat affections to which
Public Speakers, Military Officers
AID Singers are liable, relieved by
= Bro,1n's Bronchial Troches." HAY
ing a direct influence to the affected
parts, they allay Pulmonary Irritation.
The freedom from all deleterious in
gradients makes the Troches a safe
remedy for the most delicate female
or youngest child, aud has caused
them 10 be held in the highest esteem
By those who use them. feb15-eod
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A HUGE CAEABD. MO have the
assurance of Mr.. Wm. Peak, chief Of
the Peak Troupe, that the sensational
item now going the rounds of tie
press that some susceptible youth
had followed Miss Anna Burger, and
made profession Of his attachmenf,
at Mitchell, and that he (Peak) had
Knocked him into cooked hat, aud
the middle of next week, IS a mere
fabrication. Nothing of the kind
occurred, though Miss Anna is pretty
enough and smart enough to win any
mans heart.
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ae meeting then adiour ned.

TOOK STRYCHNINE IN HIS Mn
Saturday afternoon, VIM. johnson,
the well known fisherman, accompa-
MED By friend. entered the saloon
Of Major Jarvis, on Water Street,
near the corner of Vine, and asked
for whisky. Glasses were supplied,
and the whisky poured out, when the
Major observed johnson pour a white
powder from small vial into the
tunbler. Johnson's companion at
the same time remarked: IF you
drink that it will kill you" John
sou dzank the liquor, but the most of
ihe powder or drug remained in the
bottom of the glass. After some
time, Major Jarvis notice that John
son vas sitting In the corner in a kind
3 stupor, aud attempted to arouse
hin, telling him that he did net
keep a lodging house He found
johnson speechless. however, but the
latter took from his pocket the vial,
which was labeled '.strychnine,"
and which he showed 20 the Major,
who At once eompEehsnded the situa-
ton, and q physician was at once
called and proper remedies applied.
A policeman started 60 take johnson
to the police station on s dray, but
on the way he reused up sufficient to
request to be ta1ea TO the house of a
relative. lie was approving yester-
day. What Led him to commit the
ras act has not tTansDired.
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I A Sw1NIsH Leland ER.-On SAtgr-
day an attempt was mal5 on the
wharf to capture an obstinate beg,
but his swineship seeming to REL ard
liberty above life, plunged into the
river. and boldly struck out for the
Kentucky shore. The last We saw OF
him, he was about opposite the Ma
rine Hospital, and about two-thirds
across the river. Whether he reached
the Kentucky shore, was washed back
to the Indiana shore below he point,
or was drowned, VIC did not ascertain.
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DGg- For pure Drugs, Medicines
and Liquors for medicinal use, Ivory
Sets, genuine imported, Perfumes,
Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes,
go to Schuermann & Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours. ianI3 6mos.
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HAULED TO Tue Lock UP.-We
saw man being hauled to the lock
up on dray, Saturday. His legs had
refused to perform their ordinary
functions, and the policeman being
unable to take him, resorted to the
use of the dray. We shall doubtless
find out moroe about him to-day.
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City N E w S.

REMOVED AT LAsT.-On Saturday,
Tom Bullen, with his powerful six
horse team. removed the last of the
massive blocks of marble that has so
long encumbered the lower end of
the wharf. The block was z feet
long, Al feet wide and 30 inches thick.
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PERSONAL. j. s. Spidel, Esq.
editor of the Henderson Reporter;
j. 81. Powell. Esq, Prosecuting At
torney of Henderson County, KY;
Lycurgus Chafin and Stephen Fitz-
gerald, of New Harmony, were in the
city on Saturday.
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FOUND.

YFV0 BE RESI- AND CHEAF L.-
: The .Tn,f5slsal Once mas been found 10
be the best aud cheapest place TO buy STA
TIONERY.. t.4F
TT Journal Job Rooms Will De Iounu
the lSesf and eheapest place in the Q ty or
state to get PRINTING done.
The Journal Bindery turns out peter
worB than any establishment IN bne state.
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along the streets with the knives open
nrobing and hacking shade trees and
9enecs disfguring the latter and en-
daugering the lives Of the former. II
this sort of snort Is not stopped, the
police will take The yoa1g rcprobates
In charge
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A Gard.

A clergyman, while residing in South
America as missionary, discovered a
saIe ana simple remedy Lor the cure of
OF the Urinary and Seminal ORGANS. and
the Whole train OF disorders brought on by
Danefui and vicious habits. Great NUM-
beers have been cured by Ibis noble REM
edYs Proinpted bv desire 10 benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, Will send the
recipe for preparing and using this m0di-
cine, ia sealed envelope, 70 any one who
needs II, free ~ charge. Address
JOSEPH a. INMAN,
Station II, Bible House,
jal2 d&w3m Tsp NJ New York CITY.
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BAooNl LARDll FLouRll PoRKl !
1900 Sugar Cured and Plain Bacon
Hams, Bacon Shoulders, Clear Sides,
S. G. Breakfast Bacon all of our
own curing, and a0drTanted to gtUe
satisfaction.
100000 pounds BulE Meats.
500 tierces, kegs, and cans Choice
Lard.
5000 barrels and sacks Flour, diff
ferent grades.
L. RUFFNER, JR. & Co,
feb12-tf No. Main. near Water St.
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DEDICATION. = The dedication of
the rooms just fitted up by the Young
Mems Christian Association of this
city, In the old Library Rooms over
the Merchants National Bank, will
be formally dedicated tonight. Prof.
E. G. Willett will deliver the dedica-
tory address, and the exercises of the
evening will, no doubt, be highly in
teresting and instructive. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
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For RENT.-A desirable dwelling
house, containing ten rooms. large
yard, plenty fruit and shrubbery, on
Sixth Street, between Main and Syca-
more. Possession given 18th inst.
Enquire of KELLER Il WHITE.
feh6-tf
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TESTING New HosE.-The city
having received a quantity of new
hose for the steam fire engines, the
ire department, in charge of the
Chief Engineer and Chief of Police.
were out on Saturday testing them.
Placing the Vine Street engine at
the river. foot of Locust Street, they
attached a large combination of hose
through which they passed steady
and strong stream for half-hour or
more. The hose stood the test ad-
mirabIy.
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TMIRTY CENTS !
CHEAP ADvERTIs1NGl

Advertisements i1s this column under the
several heads Of WANTED, For SALE For
RENT, LOST, FoUED, &C., 1UiH be inserted az
transieat rates Oa.Iy-TEN CENTS per line JoT
each insertion. NO advertisement less than
,rIrrr,r-Y Cr,zrs
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

Z This splendid Hair Dye As the best fD tte
world; the only true ami perfect t5,,es
harmless, reliable, instantaneous r = ~
appointment; no ridiculous tints ~
dies the INA effects OF bad dyes; inv Z, gates
aud leaves the Hair soft and if,si
black or Dr0tOn. Sold by All Dry 5t III
Perfumerss ana properly appB N ~ Hefei,
sIors wig Faetorys NO. is sond sffoet.
-.lli 8l 81 lap8s diy
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CLEAN PRooF.-W. w. johnson, a
compositor in this Office, on Friday
last, set 19 takes" making $500
"ems," Of which 1000 were from man
uscript. All was read carefully by
copy. and but two geographical er
rors were discovered, and those of
trivial character. 1t is seldom we
find cleaner proof.
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sy- Toilet. and Fancy Articles at
BRIDWELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner of Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. oc26 diff
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RECKLESS AND MALICIOUS USE OF
KNIVES. ~ We are informed by a
member of the police force that
large number of boys have provided
themselves with pocket knives from
the ruins of Sonntag's hardware store,
on First Street. recently destroyed by
fire, aud are In the habit of passing
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HUHDREDs Of people in this vicini-
~ are suffering from diseases of the
blood, which may be easily cured by
the use eff DIR. j. w. Poiand's Humor
DOCTOR. Sold By Cloud 81 Akin.
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a1 The Court Of Common Pleas
Judge. johnson presiding meets in
Boonville to-day. Several members
Of the Evansville bar viii be in
Attendance.
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FTONF TO 81 T.ATENrs. 80 nnln.-

HOW TO GET PATENTS. - For 0pin--
ion, no charge. Send sketch ana de- Grip
ton. For application. send model not
over one foot IN size, and tl6 first Govern
ment aud stamp fees Speci dcntioms rrny1-.
lDgs, cayeatS; assignments prepared; res
1ected claims prosecuted Also, iuterfer-
encess extension Of patents, and appeals
address MUM q Co, No. Park Row
New York. SD m de22 d3h
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sPECTAL NOTICES.


Whg-is it
That the feeble totter. with pnoarf.tr,
steps, over the lace OF the DaFfh fn eanver
evety day Of falling Victims 10 theHnqor5id
lnlt-eneea Dy which we are all surrou ndi-
gu, Wnen tested aud proven vegetable
TOME panic "a endoWing them with the
vigOI tneylHeed, is procurnbl in every citv.
Town. AID setuement3 H. might r6asOus
ably be thought that after the twelve
yeitfat experience which he world has
nad Of HOSIlbE'S BiITk6sS. Al ID. would
know IT, at US effect IS 10 prevent d sease
At this season, the atmosphere is SUR
charged with Tho seeds Of tntermlttenfs,
remutents, fheu metism, pulmonary dis
Orcers, bilious complaints, and the like.
persons Wh9ss nere Ions systems are re-
Taxed are the hfst 10 succumb TO these dis
tempers. Brace up the physical energies.
then, with this potential Vegetable tonic.
~ rs the mo powerful recupernnt which
the botanic Kingdom has ever yielded 20
patent research aud experiment TnY 1T.
me bhndest disciple Of tHe old medical
Iogmas VIII At least admit that q tonic
.tup Alternative, compounded Of Approved
herbs, roots, and bafks car do no harm.
While the test nony Of thousands Invites
a Lrlat OF Its virtues. l.tH
Nigor AZ TIE thing most needed In The 3
cases rs Well as In dyspepsia. and HOS
TETTER'S 81 TIERS Is the safest surest,
anu most wholesome strong aheulme preua-
ration that human skill has vet cDmeOefade
AS tonic, IL is both mild and agreeable
TO the taste aud stimb atlug IN It's action
upon the system.
Hundreds Of physicians have abandoned
al the oncmal receipts, and prescribed
thls harml s. tonic ~ q pre- sentive and
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family four sold IA the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by III. d. Allis & Co., First st.
second door below Vine.
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STEADY AND IEAvY RAMA
rain set in about p NJ. on Saturday.
and continued without abatement
until 6 o'clock yesterday morning.
During the most Of the time the rain
fell in torrents, and. If it was general,
will produce a considerable rise in
the river. It was the hardest rain we
hive experienced in this locality for
some time. and resulted in almost
thoroughly clearing up the atmos-
phere. Yesterday the clouds broke
away and it was partly clear, with
strong southeast wind, rendering the
river very rough. The mercury yes
terday ranged about COZ all day.
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sisted of Samuel Archer, John A.
Beitz, IT. o. Babeoclz, Hiram Z
Read and Robert Hill, retired, and
after some time returned aad reported
the following resolutions, which we're
adopted without discussion:
[. Reso7yed, That re the taxpayers
aud citizens of Vandezburgh County,
believe and are in favor of, and re-
quest the Legislature Of the State of
Indiana &c lake such action as will
secure, FIRST, the ordnance in force
Of all lave aus horizi 30 fees row tax
able by CONT officers. but that the
same go to the general county fund;
aud that county officers receive a
fixed salary, such as viii reasonably
comp ans2te them for their services.
2. Rss9lved. That II yieg of the
Large allowances and appropriations
made by the Board Of Commissioners
pf Vanderburgh County, during the
past Eve years, out of the County
Treasury, we further, respectfully,
request the General Assembly to pass
q law 10 limit the power of said
Board to make allowances beyond a
pertain amount in any one year, and,
also, to prohibit them from making
extra allowances TO any public officer
above the fees or compensation speci-
fed by law.
3. ResolDed, That it is the deliber-
ate and well considered opinion of
the citizens here assembled, that the
building OF an additional Office for
the County Auditor is unnecessary,
ard we hereby respectfully and earn
estly request the Board of Commits
sioneTs 10 recall their advertisement
for said work, and refuse to let the
same, and thus avoid the great ex-
tense of erecting said building.
(. Ees2lUed, That we respectfully
recommend the Board of Commits
sioners OF this county not to make
any unnecessary extra allowances out
of the County Treasury to any coun-
~ officer, and that they hereafter ex-
ercise greater care and economy Ia
expending the public money than we
have had during the past five years.
3. Ees9lUed, That the object of this
meeting IS to procure legislative action
10 remedy defects in the existing laws
OF the State, aad that a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the Legislature
and to the Board of County Com
missioners.
The meeting then adjourned.
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HE GROUND Hoe AS A PRoGNos-
AToR.-Thus far, the prediction
OF the grounding, made on the q
instant, to the eject that the Winter
is practically ended, has proved emil
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A Coon OFFIoER.-We are not sur,
prised that our nea County CleT1 is
winning golden opinions from the
judges, lawyers, and al who visit his
Office. We assured the pnbiio that be
would make diligent aad compel, nt
officer, and are glad to know that he
is so soon ingratiated in the good
opinion of all having business IL b s
Office He has everything in ths very
best OF order, and IS prompt sad
obliging in attending 10 the wants
of all.
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NEW YoRK. August ia. ISIS


III. EDITOR: Several of your correspond
cats. very cd add respectable no doubt,
OcIs- OF oui rLANrATIo BIrTERS- so
lang IS. these Bitters are all that we repre-
sent them to De, we do not isnOw that It
makes any dlHerence rom whom they
come, or FROM whence they originated: but
4Jr the information of the public Eener-
ally, and old Cu0t. Wentz in particular, we
VIII say that ne told the truth. and that
taess Buffers originated in the West india
layo been fayOrably used Tgr over O. CEN
teFy, bat that our combination of Calisaya
is entirely new, aud our own. The rum
aad 0taer materials are she same, and
your correspondents s4se, q better Buffers
AMI Tonic Is rot made. We recommend
them pl1fIicu lars TOR u spept1cS, fever = nd
ague, debility, loss 0f sppe5ite, and in all
c8ses where r3nic aud stlmulant is re-
Quired. 2 Il DRAKe 4 Co.
= R-SrE Row, N. Y
MAGNOLIA WATEE--Superiort to the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at
na4f tne price. febl5-o3teodltw
CHIIDREN's SHOES a SPECIALITY
One case CT Child ems Shoes; also, a
good assortment Of ladies and
Misses 6ne goods Just received at
GEO MILLER s. Co.
132t 81 Main u, bet. 1st and I'd.
Trimming Satins and other new
goods just received at HUGHES.
E We open this morning cur first
Invoice Of Spring Dress Goods.
Eikk Popias.
Scotch IsfaieJs.
Deta5Rs.
VERY CHEAP.
+. ffcPKIlys & Co.
12-2s Ne. u FirstEStreet.
EoR SALE. = 4 nice co-Story
Dtgehiag House. With FIVE rooms and
cellar, u the best part Of the city,
wiA BE- s8ld below its value and part
i on titns. Cal. to-dag, as / am re-
0uested so sell s0itltout delay.
ALVAH Johnson.
feb3 e Real Estate Agent.