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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-09

RECORDERS CoURT-Only one case
was adjudicated yesterday, and the in
dividual who was fined is an old Of
fender. We withhold his name, at
his request, on promise of doing
better. He had been drunk, and was
charged SO 50, which he replegied.
Go and sin no more" is our ad-
vice.
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Notice 10 Tax.PaYeFs.

The 18th day Of April is the last
day TO pay State and County Taxes
without penalty, after which day 10
per cent. penalty will be added.
Il. LUGKENHEIMER, G. I.
apr7-td.
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EVANSVILLE sTE AM DYE-HOUsE
Corner rng7e and csntr,a, 1farkel SIS.

gEvHES May INFORM ANY AND
SIS all persons having brought garments
to me for cleaning or dyeing, oil or before
the list day OF January, 1863. and still re-
naming at this establishment, Will be
sold for charges if not called for within
eight DAYS. GUSTANE III. KRACH.
aDrS d3t
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Two Banks paid q special tax as fol-
lows: S74 IS and SO "a. Total. SO 81
STEAMBOATS,.
Four steamboats, paid taxes on re-
ceipts as follows: $40 43, 500 60,
S23 OF, $50 SO; total, 1852 09.
One boat paid, for four months,
$50 50.
LIQUORS.
The total amount of tax on sales of
liquors was $1.682 65, one house
alone having paid s1,2O5 80.
Total special tax paid by classes
and corporations s2s573 81.
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ga Some of the alleys in town are
IN frightful condition. What are
Kirkpatrick's roustabouts doing?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-09

nI~ All sorts of Summer head gear
are displayed in the show-windoWs of
the hat stores.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.-R. X. Dun
kerson, for many years agent Of the
great Erie Transportation Company
in this city, having resigned that po-
sition to take the agency of the South
Shore Line" is succeeded by Captain
d. G. Fowler. late of Cincinnati, we'll
and favorably known in this city as
live business man, possessing great
energy, enterprise, and fine CONNER
cial capacity The Erie Transporta-
ton Company, SO ably represented
in years past, are peculiarly FORUM
ate in securing such an able successor
to Mr.. Dunkerson.
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R27- The city was full of people ges-
terday, quite number of whom were
in attendance at Court.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-09

B1- About thirty young gentlemen
in this city have learned to ride the
velocipede.
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A clergyman W hile residing iu south
America as missionary, discovered a
sale ana simple remedy for the cure OF
Nervous VI eaHness, Early Decay, Diaeas-s
OF inc Urinary and Seminal Organs. and
the Wbole train OF disorders brought on by
paneIuk ANA vicious habits Gfe-L. HHm-
Ders have been cufed ~ this u9t IgtG-
coy. Prompted by a desire 10 bea ~ the
ai1 icted and unfortunate. i WiH ssaH fbp
recipe for preparing and using thi5 ufHf-
G ne li q scared envelope % HuF ease HFHo
needs IT,, free ~ chorpe. address
JOSEPH a. I& Ass.
station D, EibIa House.
lal2 dGw2m Tsp M New Yora elty
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E0UAL IL OFFICES.
The first class use Barrett's."

GRAND OPENING We will open,
on or about the 18th inst, our Spring
Fashions Of black Silk Nantes, COM
prising all the novelties of the season.
Also, Llama aud Silk Lace Points.
Opened this morning 100 new styles
Parasols, all the new shades of Har-
ris's seamless Kid Gloves. We sell
10 yards last colored Prints for 81.
j. Z. Il s. A. COOLIDGE,
ap9-lt New York Store.
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BF County Orders for sale at the
JOURNAL Office.
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GemeraG Grant Pap
Is Getting Better,

Flour is Getting Worse.
WE offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingnam's " Moonlight" s. per
barrel.
Igleheart's Southern Mills" 8
per barrel.
" Michigan Stumptail," $ per
barrel.
We also have the Cynthiana
Mills" Telegraph Mills" HiIlyer's
Best" &c. III. ID. ALLIs & Co.
mch11
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CITY N EW S /.

County Orders for sale at the Jour
nal Office.
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Bg~ Dame Fashion has just decreed
that brides shall reside one year with
their Tarents.-EU.
A friend at our elbow says that
when he gets married his wife will
have to live with him, as he won't
submit to any such arrangement, if
Damo Fashion has decreed. That
young man is sound on the goose. p"
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior tt the best
imported German Co.ogne, and sold at
half the price. aDr2-dcodSEWIt
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correct Onoa Pigeon ToWnahIpApFi RecGiOr 1863

gG5- Pens and Ink for sale at the
JOURNAL Office.
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CHOICE APPLES Andy Williams,
at the post-office stand. has large
stock of fine apples. He receives
fresh supplies almost every day.
Dealers will take notice IT
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a.FsE PREPARED BE Skilled work
1aan fE1sa tile best tEates3uEs, aRsd nra
sryORS AZ TINS eHAEabAEGB Bx DEALERS
AND CUSTOMERS.
sold Apelgaghera. faea
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Ra1IHOAss TIMETABLES
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.
COMING SOUTH,

Leave leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vincennes. E'v1lIe.
yfaeenues Ac ........ Z 20 A NJ 10 80 a Il
Freight q Ac. 80 A n 1880 P II ;s8 ? n
Mail................ :O3 P IL SIS NJ Sis n
". B-The Vfncenues Accommodation
Tlain leaving at 2:U5 P. NJ, makes close
connection with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Vincennes for st. Louis and
Cairo.
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IA Bill paper at the JOURNAL
Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-09

HockportStage (vla Newburgh and Boom
yIlle) carrying the mail, leaves at A. N. ;,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
DAYS and Fridays at Z A. n. Arrives Tues
DAYS and Saturdays by P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mali Stage leaves daily lex
caOt 5undays) at A. M. Arrives daily Tex
sept Sundaysl by 2. NJ
TO NEW BURG.-HacK daily tsxcept sun
dayO from the Merchants Hotel, ct 8
O'Clock P. NJ.
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THE WALNUT STREET S0CIABLE.-
The parlors and lecture room of the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
were crowded last night, on the &C.
casion of the usual social re union.
Being the closing fete of the season,
it was particularly brilliant and pleas
ant. The supper table was one Of
the most sumptuous and elegant that
ever graced such an occasion. 1t was
a brief season Of real rational enjoy
ment and genuine Christian. fellow
ship.
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French Imperial Bronze

GGE Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
fer sale at [. &. ID. HEIAfAN's.
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EVANSVILLE Republicans are in
tensely jqbil3ant over the immense and
them on Monday They : fought the
good fight" bravely, and have album
dant cause for their exultation. We
heartily congratulate them on their
magnificent triumph. = Ierre Haute
EapreSs.
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APPLETON's JoURNAL.-Wc arc in
debted to Mr.. John IT. Scott for two
numbers of this new literary aspirant
for public favor. It opens with Vic
tor Hugo's new novel, 1.-The Man
Who Laughs" or By the King 5
Command. The opening chapters
indicate that this story will be Hugo's
masterpiece Appletop's Journal is
devoted to Literature. Science and
Art, and we are gratifed to observe.
in glancing over its columns, that the
articles are substantial and calculated
to convey valuable instruction. There
is plenty Of room for such a publica-
ton as this. and we hope its sub
seribers will rapidly multiply. Scott
always keeps a supply on hand. and
will be able to furnish back numbers
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HUGHES has just received a large
invoice of Straw Goods, Frames, &c.
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~ 40 - EAaENla.- - -.

HOW no GIT PATENTS For ouin-
ion, no charge. send sketch ana deseffp-
ton. For application, send model. not
over one foot IN size, and $40 first Govern
mtut and stBmp ices. specifications. draw
lngs, caveats; assignments repared Is-
jected claims prosecuted. Aisa, Iuteff#r4
ences, e&lenaiou 81 patents, and Appeals.
Address MUM & CO.. NO. B Park Row
New York. lsn Il deg2 dgm
So AtO+v E-G Ill mothers suffer thH agony
q &seL4E tlt-t u lie ones suatched away
rom t2eA-A BE- Wh0upluR Cough, or
9lptAe' ~ 81 144 single bottle of Eolaud'g
II nite &t .ss--t tJund would have saved
saa baE f-4If-ls { a5 infaulbIes
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Won A PAIR OF 6HOEs.-A negro
last night weat into shoe shop, on
Locust Street, and selected pair OF
shoes that pleased him. When the
boy in attendance stepped behind the
counter to get a set Of laces for
them, the negro stepped out with
the shoes. A policeman was sent
upon his track, who soon found
him at a party. The boy identified
him. and the policeman attempt
ed to take him, but the gentleman
from Africa demurred, whereupon
the policeman whacked him on the
head with club. Not relishing such
treatment, the negro broke away, leav
ing a portion of his garments in the
hands of the police, who fred at him
as he run, but the darkey effected his
escape.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

TO LouIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
O'Clock p. N.
TO CAIRO-Daily, except Sunday, at !
O'Clock p. N.
10 CTREEN RIvER-Every Tuesday and
Saturday at 4 O'Clock Pm. Every THURSDAY
at 8 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
10 EAsTPoRT. Every Monday, WedneS-
dav and Friday ut O'Clock p. II.
TO He gDERSoR-Da1iy, except Sundays,
IS o'clock PM.
To NASHvELT4E-EveFy Wedn eSQay and
Saturday at p. n.
70 MEaPHIs-Every Tuesday at P. NJ.
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BatGE sirs Esfr Dye

TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES.
Ffeoklta. aud Tuu from tho face use II. ~
rms AlQfh dgtd Egechfe Lotion Trru4Ftd
ouiy By Dr. I3. e. PERRY sold bv aiIalfus-
giats. lmhi8 dBm ,SVaru-s d ID
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT JUNCTION.

- " ~ r y
Going East. .-.-.......-.-..s5:g w +. n
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JUST REoEIYED-Ne1o Maple Syrup
and e1o Nipple Sugar, at the New
York Grocery.
Parsons. SCOvILLE & MoFFETT.
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A SHARP TRICK.-A call was sent
out yesterday evening to the old
Council for a special meeting last
night, and the members assembled at
the Council Room about q o'clock.
The Clerk informed the Mayor that
the old Council could not have any
meeting, as their successors had been
elected, and that the certificates of
six of them, WHO had already quail
fed, were on file in his office. This
was a sockdolager, and knocked
the special meeting into cooked hat.
1t is not known for what particular
purpose the meeting had been called,
nor what special business would be
brought before it. But something
was intended to be done, and we ex-
pect that some Of the gentlemen were
considerably disappointed. But in
this case the Republicans were too
smart fer them, and so far as doing
any business is concerned the old
Council is defunct. We understand
that the Democracy claim that their
time does not expire until the 18th;
but they are elected on the 9TH day of
April, to serve for one year, or until
their successors are elected and quail
fed. This is the plain statement Of the
city ordinance, and the power Of the
last Council expired as soon as the
gentlemen elected on Monday were
sworn in. It is supposed they were
up to some party trick, but the at
tempt failed, and We " score one " for
the new Council
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CHURCH SocfABLE. = The usual
Church sociqble Of the Old School
(Vine Street, Presbyterian Church
was given last night, by Mrs. j. X.
Minor, who, BY her assiduous atten-
tons and cordial welcome to her
guests, and the delicious refreshments
beneath which her tables groaned. rem
dered the occasion one Of peculiar
delight. The attendance was quite
arCa
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Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
FROM TERRE HAUTl
E. H. an. R. R., Northern Division
TRAINS GOING sOUTI

TRAINS GULNT SUU IHs
Leave Henderson daily Sundays
excaptedD ................... 1870. 2:GO p. N.
Arrive at Hanson ........... ........ 40 z. n.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Hanson ...........................5 :Ij NJ
Arrive A. Hfcaderson.......... ........ :55 AN
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The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDR ion
hoas HR0WE DETERIORATION on the i1ce
PlTU'g Moth a.4a Freekle Lotion tirt.
.arod only ~ Dr. Il. e.. PERRY, b llead
street, aew York. tioid everywhere.
Gaf.5 d5u
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CIRCUIT COURT Judge James G.
Jones presiding. Only a few cases
were disposed of yesterday. Alonzo
johnson and Albert Jackson, the
two negroes who broke iato the gro
Gerry of Vickery Bros. some time ago,
we're brought up and plead guilty.
johnson, who is a cripple, was sent
to Jail for forty days, and jackson,
who is only boy, was sent to Jail for
twenty days.
The case of Charles Gardner, Ad-
mistrator of August Gardner, versus
John w. Lowell and Robert Armer,
was called in the afternoon, but was
not finished, only part of the evil
dence being heard,
This is q suit for damages on ac-
count Of murder, and is one of the
cases that was brought here from
Warrick Countyon change of venue.
TOBACCO MARKET.-There will be
sold at the Planters Warehouse, on
Water Street, this morning at 101
o'clock, about eighty hogshead of to-
haeco. This is the regular sale day,
as sales will now be made regularly
every Tuesday and Friday. We ad-
wise our merchants and business men
to attend these sales. and help to
build up good market here.
The receipts of tobacco for sale in
this market are becoming quite large,
and we expect that ere long larger
and more spacious warehouse will
have to be erected, in order to have
suitable accommodations for the sale
of this great staple.
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" Barrett's produces but one
shade.
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Elerlinn KnIlce.

Barrest's" Warranted Hair Re-
storatiye.
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E18 N E w s.

For amer Ieiuer Tleals see 7Afrd Page.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &C.

All the French printing offices in Montreal
have agreed to pay the increase asked by the
yrnters. The English papers continue firm
10 their refusal 10 aceede 70 the printers de-
mards. and nearly all the frst-class printers
are leaving for the United States.
A dispatch from Indianapolis to a Gin cinnatl
paper SAYS that the new Postmaster al the for.
Tner place he's Just discovered IN the basement
Of the post cffiee building, fifty five bags OF IN
G.sturbed n all matter which had arrived during
the winter.
The iron ship Sussex. from Mobile for Liver
pool. loaded with cotton AID oil cake, was
lowed out OF the harbOT OF savannah yester-
day on account of a fierce fire raging IN her
hold. " bich II was i'm possible to extinguIsh.
The Oh cage MicroseopICal Club examined
Tuesday night, specimens of trichiuR from tue
bicepS muscle OF young lady who receatly
died near that city The specimens examined
showed &c., 80 para !t-s 10 the cubic inch.
George " Paschal announces himself as
RepubiIcan candidate for nited States senator
rom Texas He favors the new constitution,
Hamilton for Governor, aud removal of disa-
blIluss from every friend OF General Grant
The United safes Grand Jury al Cincinnati
nas fOund nearly fifty indictments ayains
the revenue. One Of the ring Is said to have
made a confession.
A German sailor ofB uffalo, named Geo Am
brewster, aged 81 years. attacked his wife
Wednesday nighf, with a small hammer. and
fractured ner skull She Is not expected TO
tive.
CD Tednesday an inmate of ~. Mary's Hos
yit At Rochester. New York, named Mary
4ey. tbr- W herself from third story win-
Ofth- building and was instantly KILLED
? New YoTk Senate has adopted n bill pro-
yI,IIug that no railroad extending eastwardly
or wsstwardIy across the State shall be leased
without the consent of a legislative enactment.
railroad to be built from Cincinnati
through Kentucky to connect with the south.
ern railroad system. The Ohio Legislature has
granted 10 the use of SIOUIO,UO0.
Henry Ward Beecher. 3. "A. Tying, Jr., and
other notable ministers spoke in the National
Sunday School Convention at Newark We ter
day on the subject of Sunday school missions.
Business men In New Orleans are moving
for grain association, and are endeavoriug TO
have a branch of the 81. Louis association es.
tablished IN that city.
General Ames has issued an order to asset.
sors In Mississippi TO earoll the names of all
persons eligible for jury duty, without regard
10 race, color, or previous condition.
The receipts from the first days sale of tick
cts 10 the National Peace Jubilee, to take
place IN Boston in June, amounted to more
than $1,000.
ThellliDois editors are being dined and wined
ey the mayor ard city councils and chamber
OF com M rec of New Orleans. They leave for
Cairo to-day
The season at Niagara Falls will commence
early this year. The International Hotel
cpens on the Jst of May.
Patrick II. Jones' the newly-appointea post
master of New York city, filed his bond and
was sworn In yesterday.
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COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts
RY J. A. sTOUTENBURG, Auctioneer.

by J. A. STOUTENBURG, Auctioneer.
e9MMIssiONERs, SALE OF VALUABLE Es
LATE, ADJ0IhING ARLlNGTON.A AND co
isrATE AND pok ~ tc THs TIE
shMks d EoA A. u s,TmaTEp WITHIN Two
IA BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court
febraary Term, 1859, In the case OF Roach 8
Commits sioners therein named vii proceed r. sell
81 pp6iiS auo.ion to the highest bidder, in front Of
Ia eFf se Tn 4 dsS on Of s sATgE
that yalasIe property. fkosffcF I n Hf.Iek
Roach, containing feur hundred acres Of isnd,
sSEp a A,nstGa and situated in the
from Washington city, d. O., on the Ariip rton
1rnp,ks ne, and at It's pns,SR With The
several excellent Frame Dwelling Houses. large
barns stables, Out houses, &c. The Mansion
House and distant three o. O Si as Of ihs
mile therefrom; and commanding a full view of the
whole city OF Washington End great extent Of the
OF building sites equally attractive. The land lis
Of the best quality and highly improved: aud is
The estate viii be divided and sold Is follows; an
aGesfa survey viii BE male before the day Of sale
s ssss has TEHn !. the fine brick t.0stOry NAN
Win Se ans ss isTn
AND ssFe nis part Of the tract there
large .twostory FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
With ten rooms, 2 large barn, with stsbiins for
buildings This tract is all wen set in grass, and
Is admirably ADAPTED for dairy farm.
story hNGs. .s wn sss s.,
aiso, large blacksmith and WSssixris du shSp,'
doing good business. This tract possesses great
advantages, being at the junction Of the George
town road with the Agueduct and the Arlington
10 tee as1s TT WENry ACRES
as Colombia or Roach's Spring > with a FRAME
DWELLING sr0REH0USE, with three room.
and d large pavilion, situated at the junction Of
mile from the Long Bridge
Lot No. FIFTY TWO ACRES or LAND,
county Of On fSe cSub e 4oa ~ f. tine
ALI Iandris TO Georgetown, s.d equidistsnt from
" ashingtop, Alexsu, ria, and orsetown. This
or q factory, and the land is of fair quality The
mill was burned during the war.
Inc residue of the estate, which is admir- ably
Of which, bordering the cans contains the best
quality Of clay for brck will be divided and sold
m lots OF from hve To twenty acres. to suit pur
Terms Twenty per cent Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in three equal
from day OF sale with Interest, the purcb aser To-
give his bond for the deferred in.talmepts with
coed personal security the title to be retained un
property to Be resod at the risS and expense OF the
purchaser IN any case OF default in payment. Per-
sons wishing to purchase are requested TO exam
parties residing thereon. Stamps and copveyan.
g FRRgTsON BEACH,
VIM. II. DULANY.
mer 32swts Commissioners
- Persons wishing to examine the property
mia avenue, between 41a and 9th streets, CD posts
the National Hote
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AUCTION SALES.
YHIa AFTERNOON,
RY GREEN 4 wILLIAMs,

(Y GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. SAG southeast corner 9TH and d streets
1Rsg4sSygHEs SALE OF 4 TWO; STORY BRICK
iHsT Al AucFIos ora AMI 9TH STREETS
l ct Of osS
~ sd c S Little VS. ,sS sitge No Equi
+. premises o al oeHoek % shs ssI 9n
ne eS instant part of Lot No 3: in sQusre north
Ii Wiz ID. ssSot s
which eensist Of 0ne eAS lent oailt t~o story ans
s ssnc Brick nouse: with hue dry cellar, wide
Terms: one half cash; the balance in six, twelve
By a.sS 81 ir @ the
Se and ven Be- 's%n; a. the est q
apl9-d GREES wfLLiA Ms. Haes:
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
sane slsee By S5RsT q tie SnaIdi:p
ny COOPER LATIaER. Aucuoneers,
ID tsuocsssots to Jas Q. Mcclure 4 Co.
Star Office Building.
v6 WEB ,XrALUABtE IMPgoysD PROPERTY
IK0. PENNsfLVA ANA AVENUE. AT PUB.
- On kiSsY AFTERNOON. April 80, 1859,
aSuss In trent 81 the s,ss we shall
vest side Of llih street: between and = streets.
Lhe improvements cor sst OF subs anita, three
STORY and basement press brick dwelling, with
back building brown stone trimmings, Sc., CON
tanning nine rooms. Gas throughout the hsuse,
This property is finely located, being in cI SO
proximity to the avenue and street railroads,
Terms: One.hsif cash; baisncs in six and twelve
hmon;;n. secured by deed Of trust. with notes
Of sale. OOOPER 3 LATIMeR.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS FAIRFAX vir siys LESBOS on the Pr
W snoforss heference. oven aud reqv red.
ptrect care FhkD. fAlkfAX, U. Q. Coast Sur
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