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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-19

A Very 1LAFTERING COMPLIMENT.
-Messrs. Strouse Brothers, dealers
in clothing il tbs city, had them
selves supplied with fne job printing
from the JOURNAL Office Job Rooms,
as all sensible men do. Writing to
their brothers in Baltimore, they
enclosed their letter in an enyelop
bearing their card on the corner,
printed in that inimitable style pc
culiar to this office. The Baltimore
house admired the style, and applied
to one Of the best job Offices in Balti-
more to have their card printed
on envelops IN the same style.
The printers told them the
card Vas engraved, and called in Their
epgraver to. verify the assertion. The
epgraver, after examining the work
closely with his glasses, pronounced
it an engraving, and profered to make
him a plate like it for SIS co. The
Messrs. Strause. thought it too cx-
pensive, and declined to invest. a
member of the Baltimore house visit
ing this city, and finding that the
card was really printed, ordered q
thousand envelopes with the card Of
the Baltimore house printed upon
them, at an expense Of less than one
fourth the amount asked for the en-
! craving alone. The JOURNAL JOt
Office does such work daily.
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regret il will not keep.

THE HEAT-The prediction of
somebody that the sun would not
give out so much heat after the
eclipse, has proved a most lament
able failure. But another predic-
ton. somewhat contrary TO the above,
has been made, to the effect that from
the 18th of August until the 18th of
September, we will experience a sea-
son of intense and almost overpow.
ering heat. Since the 10TH Of this
month we have had four days of most
intolerably warm weather, and We fear
the last prediction will be verified.
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Rtror Elianatcr,ea

CINCINNATI, August 18.-Port List:
Silver Spray, New Orleans; Argosy,
Wheeling, arrived yesterday; Fanny
Brandeis arrived from Evansville,
aud the Charmer departed for Evans
vile to-day. River, . inches water
at.Bufiugton. and 4 feet 6 inches at
Rising Sun.
nashville, August 18.-Naviga
ton entirely sqspendedf all the low
water boats are laid up Weather hot
and dry. Mercury 81.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 18.-Arrivod--
kellogg and barges and Mollie Able,
from New Orleans; McPorter, from
Tennessee River: Sucker State, Phil.
Sheridan AID A. johnson, frgm Ke
okuk Illinois, fffrc.,n Peoria, Depart
ed-A. johnson, to Keokuk; Sucker
State. to ST. Paul, City of Cairo, to
Memphis; Illinois, te-feoria; VI 3.
Dance, to Kansas City; Florence, to
Lasalle. The river is falling steadily.
The Upper Mississippi has improved.
and the St. Paul boatwill run through
again until aanathee Decline. TIE
Missouri and Illinois are declining.
Weather clear and veTy-warm. Mer-
cpry at 3 P. M..960.
LOUISVILLE, August l8.-Port List
-FlaYilla to New Orleans; Falls
Pilot and three barges, to Belmont.
River failing slowly, with 3 feet z
inches water in the canal, l foot z
inches on the falls, and inches over
the rocks. Weather clear and warm.
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GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury
is still in session, and we learn that
in a short time quite number of in
dictments will be returned against
various offenders.
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geU YOrk DRY goOdE Harket.

BY Telegraph NEW York, August Is.
Try GOoDs-There is less activity notice
able but the prices, nevertheless, are firm,
ami an advance has been established on
Conestoga til ks, as 70 lows: U q A brand
Is up from Il to pc; Q Il from to 221@ to 24c;
the Gold Medal from . to 28c; and tue
Copestoga, extra ticks from 30 to sic.
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The Court
Of Common Pleas will meet on the
first Monday in September. Friday,
August 9th, is the last day of service
for cases in that Court. Those in
rerested will take notice.
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ENGINE HOUSE BELLS. - Cannot
some arrangement be made 81 tbot
the time can be struck by the fire
bells during the night2 Our citizens
have got used to hearing the bells ond
it is certainly matter of convenienoo
to the pooGle to have the bells strike
the correct time,
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LOCAL NOTICES

DR.. j. WHITE has rooms at the
Sherwood House, in our city. till the
10th of September. The following
letter from citizen of Louisville,
and Dr.. Whites pertinent suggestions
to females, are worthy the confidence
and early consideration Of the affiict-
Il
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CoLLIsIoN.-A collision took place
on Locust Street, yesterday, between
a buggy and an express wagon. The
only damage sustained was by the
breaking Of a glass jar full of pre-
serves, which was held by little boy.
The boy was completely covered with
the sweetmeats, and he Immediately
began to cry and lick his fingers,
which were covered with the pre-
serves.
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Naahrllle Marknf.

BY Telegraph NASHVILLE, Aug. l9.
WHEAT-Fhm; red 81 TO- amber 81 %
white ] p.
CoRN-92e
OATs-45c
RRE-a0c
BAOL2Y-Si 90.
BAooN-sldes l0Jzc; shoulders l0ci lams
l515c.
LARD-2l5Sc.
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ARTEsIAH SPRINGS con
cert will take place at the Artesian
Springs Park, on next Saturday night,
on which occasion the Crescent City
Silver Band will furnish the music,
and no band in the State can beat it.
The grounds will be illuminated, and
the most perfect arrangements viii be
made for the accommodation of
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BAPTIST CHURCH.-The work on
the new Baptist Church Is progress
ing rapidly. and, as remarked in a
previous notice, when finished it will
be one Of the most beautiful and
tasty edifces in the city. The style
of the pews has been changed, and
they will be composed of black wal
nut backs and ends, with white wal
nut seats. One of the large refectors
has been put in, and the other will be
placed in position in a short time.
Workmen are engaged on the seats at
present. and the Church will be fin
ished in September. 1t is the desire
to dedicate it on the third Sunday in
September. il it can be finished by
that date.
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CLOSE GAME.-The game of Base
Ball, yesterday afternoon, by the
Evansville Club. was one of the most
closely contested games ever played
in our city. The sides were COM
manded by John E. Martin aud DR.
Haas, and eight innings were played.
The heat was intense, yet, aeverthe-
less. the players on each side did their
Ho~~oI LozA ~,:11, A. FoJlov,;,rc~ vosr, =
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RETURNED. = John HunneIl, who
left town a day or two since, was
brought back yesterday by Sheriff
Miller. The first bond was vortbIess
as we learn, on account Of some inter
hneatlons after being signed. A new
bond was given yesterday, in the sum
Of 5000. for his appearance from dav
to day. = O"S
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EVANSVILLE. Aug. 10. 1853

The life OF my deceased husband,
Christian Kenk,, was insured with the
" Gernania life sInsurance Compa
py, of New York" the amount of
which i1suranee was promptly paid
me to-day by their Local Agent, Mr.
S. j. LoeWenstein. In returning my
sincere thanks to the above named
Comm for the very punctual settle
Tnant NJ their nna3ih:liiies. | take. the
liberty TO recommend the " Germa~
mia" and Dir. Loewenstein as in every
respect honorable. punctual and trust
worthy.
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Acknowledgement Grant is to-day
the most prominent man in the United
States, but Parkhill is the most prom
inent in this city. His magnificent
cabinet photOgraphs-half life size
are the finest ever gotten up in Ev-
ansville.
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Admiration for Iicenga

ATDTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN. TINT
n L win apply TO the Board OF Com mis-
s7oners of Nanderburgh County, at their
September term for license to retail I'M
fOxfclting liquors in quantities less than
a quart. My place If business is ON Vine
Street, between First and Water. In tie
city OF Evansville. AKCHEY WEST.
iel6 W3Ws
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ual Dlseases.--A physiological YtetD of Mar
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-c0ntaining nearly 300 pages and 100 hue
plates and engraVings Of the anatomy OF
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ITS depiorab-e consequences upon che mind
ana body with tue authors plan OF treat-
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mode OF cure as shown by report OF cases
treated. A truthful adviser TO the married
and those contemplating marriage who
ton. Sent free OF postage TO any address.
on receipt Of p cents, in stamps or postal
currency, by addressing DR., LA CkDIN.
No. 81 Maiden Lane Albany New YORK.
The author may To consulted upon any OF
the diseases upon which his bOOHs treat.
either personally OF by mail, and madls
elnes sent to@ny part ofthe WOTId.
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BILLY BALeTS0LD.-The Indian
arolis Mirror learns from a gentle
man just returned from the Buffalo
races, that Owen Tuller's horse, Bill
ly Barr, was sold for $4,000. to a
gentleman Of New York city.
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Hooks AND LADDERs.-Col Hol-
lingsworth returned yesterday from
RlchmOnd, Indiana, having been to
that place to close the contract for a
set of hooks and ladders for the Fire
Department Of this city. He pro-
nounees the apparatus as being COM
plete IN every essential. The " whole
rig will be here in about four weeks
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NoTIcE-Is hereby given that We
have Just received two. cases Of Gents
Fine Sewed, Box-toe, Congress Bo Dts,
o. the l4test style, which We will sell
at very low prices.
GEO. MILLER & Co..
aug16 g. 80 Main Street.
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Ia On a recent trip to Madison
Vile we were placed under obligations
by Mr.. james Gore, proprietor of the
Gore House, at Henderson. and Mr.
Gill. Haines. che gentlemanly clerk
They are especially attentive to their
guests. and do their best to make all
comfortable who stop with them.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY PAIR OF
TWINs.-Mr William Jaquess sent us
yesterday pair Of twin musk melons,
presenting one of the most extraor-
binary freaks Of nature yer produced
in the vegetable kingdom. Both mel
ons are fully developed and fully ripe.
The larger ia about eleven inches
long, aud seven and one half inches in
diameter where it is largest. The
smaller one is about eight inches
long and three and one half 10 dame
ter. They appear to have had COM
mon stem, of unusual size, aud are
eompactly jammed together laterally,
till with an inch of the bloom end of
the smaller, where they diverge slight
". We have seen double apples,
plums, peaches, hickory nuts and such
like, but never before heard of
double musk melon. We shall save
the seed, and if they yield the same
fruit invariably, shall go into the mel
on business. The melon was very ripe
when sent to the JOURNAL, and we
regret il will not keep.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-No business OF
special importance was transacted be-
fore .he Criminal Court yesterday.
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FrencbTIfck @nrfno,s.

IA AGAANEA AAACEA y 4 HI 2 Sc
FEHESE CELEBRATEB SPRINGS
Il have changed hands since last water
Ing season. The house has been thor
oughly refitted and furnished with new
furniture, with a well-furnished table, and
with batning-roOms for cold and warm
baths.
RA DAT ly hack line from Shoals Station
on the o. & -. Railroad, aud also from
Orleans, on the Loulsvilie, Neg Albany &
Chicago Railroad, TO the Springs with q
daily mail to the Springs. f
Hack charges from Shoals TO tlle Springs
reduced to 81 90.
Address RYAN s. TICK Err.
jy2 d2m
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AZ the public that he business formerly
done on The WharfbO2t of w. LIchten ter
ger, under the name of LichtPnberger &
Gray. is closed. The business ia future
will be done by w. ELichtenberger, who
will also settle up the books.
w. LTCHTEEBERGE .
Elizabetbtown, August 9Th, 1869. faul6 DIT
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R5@ Two blind mares for sale; in
No. l condition Apply to
4 j. COLBURN,
aug1S If % Main Street.
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ACCIDENT = NARROW ESCAPE. =
Some men we're engaged, yesterday, in
pattIrg ounbsin a vault 10 the rear
of the Uaion Office, being constructed
By Philip Murphy. Two draymen,
Elisha Stump. aud Heary Glabaugh.
were assisting to lower the curb, when
all at once it gave way, and Mr.
Stump was pitched into the vault,
falling a distance Of fourteen feet, and
striking on the bottom head foremost.
He was rather badly injured. Dir.
Glabaugb also fell, but caught him
self. He had his face somewhat
scratched. and was otherwise slightly
injured.
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IF you want handsome PRESENT, adj
- dress, with stamp, RICE s. MANLEN
Box 3367, Boston, Mass.
"A sK YOUR DOCTOR or Druggist for
~ SWIFT C1UIS rNE-tt equals (bitte5
Quinine. Is InGde only by r.. BTEA rms.
Chemist, Detroit
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ps I. c. Bridwell & Go, 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.
je17-tf
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sIR Few who have ever tried the
American House. Boston, are tempt
ed to leave that pattern hotel for any
other.
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aug16 g.
s@ At Cloud, Akin & Co.'s, just

IA At Cloud, Akin & Co.'s, just
received:
20 900 lbs Anchor White Lead.
10000 Collier -"
5000 Eagle
10000 Conklin & Co. i"
$3.50 gallons Ohio Linseed oil.
80 barrels coal oil.
All at lowest cash prices. I!4t
B~ Armstrong; Patent Mosquito
Frames are the best and cheapest.
C..ArNsTRONG
81, SO, Il NJ; n Street.
aug17 -tu, til &fri.
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Evansville & GRANVILLE Stage Line
z caves EVANSVILLE EVERY
- FRIDAY, at An, from the orner OF
Locust and Third Streets,
. Leaves Granville every WEEDS. SDAY.
at Al fir ON the GRANVILLE House.
Fare So for the through zip, and g sor
he round trip. JyjO d3Ll
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Very respectfully.

II EAhUIALALI I u II IN IA !
?. S.-The office of Mr.. S. j. Loew-
enstein is located at No. 203 Main
Street, and he is at all times ready to
give full information regarding insur-
anee to any and all persons calling
upon him. augl3 div
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JAMEroWN. -

LIPPTNCoTT & BLAKEWEI.Ls have
no trouble with your Saws; they don't
need TO be lined up with paper; we
pat them on the hlandrei and they 70
right along.
Temper perfectly uniform, aud quality
unsurpassed. Respectfully
CHAB. 81. FOX.
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PRIzE FIaHT.-We were informed
yesterday that dispatch had been
received from St. Louis, from a resi-
dent of this city, to the effect that
Gallagher had challenged Allen to
fight for $1,000, the mill to come off
about the frst of next January.
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Picnic To-DAY.-The grand picnic
at Watts Grove. nearly opposite Hen
derson, will take place to-day, and
we understand that quite a number of
our citizens will be in attendance. A
good dinner and a general good time
is expected
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R@- Eminent New York and Phila-
delphia Physicians claim that Dubois
Missisquoi Powder actually cures
Cancer. 1t is advertised in tn is issue
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SgRErY or THE PEACE The case
of Christian Wundurlich, Sr., win
come mp again in Squire McTernan's
Court to-day It will be remembered
that on a previous trial the jury failed
to agree.
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WAMrED.

-w%URNESHED ROOM-In central part
OF the city. address ". H. ~, LOCK LOCK
~ TRL-A good girl to do general house
AJr work Ia a small family enc who can
eOOk, wash, and iron well. A German
girl preferred. Apply, with references at
ms offiee [aul3 diff
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10, 1853.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-J ohm Schnei-
der, for having been found drunk in
the street, was fined s. %. which he
paid.
Edward Mills. while in a stae of
intoxication. was very disorderly at
the Criminal Court, and made sundry
threats Of assaultIDg some of our most
respected citizens. He was fined by
the RECORDER in the sum of SO 50.
and was sent to the lookup in default
Of the money 10 liquidate his Zoe.
Mike Garyey and Ada Adams were
arrested for stealing about $50 from
man named A. e S.eains. 90 Tues
day afternoon. They were sent to
ial to await trial before the Criminal
Court .iiaa5.q $3.50 a5s
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jssh 5o Prizes ,s silver ware, &c, valued at

A chance 10 draw any OF the above Prizes
for - cents, Tickets describing Pdges are
sealed IN Envelopes and well mlXcc. on
without choice ana sent by mail TO any.
address. the prize named upon it vciIf ~
delivered TO the ticket-nolder on pavr1orf
OF one Dollar, Prizes are imuiedfafaIr
sent to airy address by express or retnr1
mail. 'eAt"
You viii kuo ~ what your Prize ie f,-r.,,.
you pay FOR 80. NnU y. lie -1eh14,.ra-7 = -
another 81 same cQyUe. No EIarte 49,
patrons can depend on fair dealfr9
REFER ENCE9. 49, We geieet# mo flil---r.-
rom IN any Who have lately dra-gr J.t7R
able Prizes and Kindly pemffteT .-lS-
publish them: Andrew j Rurre f-f,fa,L'
sl0DJOi III Clara s.. Walker 1la 1fi,sgf
flanoi SoyOi James III. Matthayre He,ltf
s2fOJi John y. Andrews, Eavnnngli a 6'i.ttl
Mss agnes simmons, CharIesfoT, 'uiii
miss. on. homes without per-
49, LESSONS us or THE pREzs.--niTha 7r,, o.
TSS1llL1ISs ana d serve their suo-ete5 3 'a
smeSA!y tribune, May b We f-,.-,-
f4tS.t4 20 ne q l0ir-dealing arm .55-rbT
III Slt.lu' May 81. 4" A friend al fl5ra .,.-..
~ ~ b5lNsl which was prOmpflv reoef1-s.t 3,
Daliy News June 3. Use
send Tor circular. Liberal fo,1,,-.
~ gems satisfaction guarauteerI - -lLa
g@Sh1ge OF sealed envelopes c0nf1itt- 10y
ASH GIFT Six tickets for el rs a DNa
addressed 70 aA1uiu ne
- AREERs WILSON IL go
1'7 n'oHARRyr New YORK
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LOST.

ASA Es'E7-In Independence. on We'd
S. nesdav. August 18th, a small basket
containing sundry little articles, includ.
ing a pair of speetacles. The finder VIII
confer a favor on worthy woman, py
leaving il at the Journal Office. augl9 1t q
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LOCK HAvEN PA

LOCK HAYES. PA,
Messrs. LIPFINCoTT q BLAIR EWELL, Pitts.
burg, Pa.
GeHts I'VE have been using your make
OF Gang Saws in our mill, and End them,
IA point of quality, superior TO any we
have ever used. Yours &C.
SHAW. BLANCHARD & co.
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HEAVY REAL ESTATE SALE.
1ongworth Tract Sold for s25O,Ooe
ICON 10 Come into Market.

We are highly grati6ed to announce
that the we'll known J.ongworth Tract
situated on the Northeastern bound
airy OF the city, has been sold BY the
heirs. The purchasers are Messrs.
Jacob Elsas and Phil Heidel.
bach, of Cincinnati. the nc ''--o
being two hundred and fifty thousa {
dollars: fifty thousand dollars cash,
and the balance on a long term Of
wears. interest annually. The tract
embraces one hundred and sixty acres.
This sale is the largest real estate
transaction ever had in Evansville
It will be remembered that efforts
have been made for some years to an
mex this extensive and valuable prop
erty to the city, and have it bear .
part Of the burden of taxation, as
the march of improvement has ex-
tended almost entirely around it; and
a suit is now pending in the Supreme
Court involving the legality of the
proceedings Of the Council for its an
nexation. We understand that the
purchasers will have this suit with
drawn, aud quietly come into this
city. We are also pleased to hear
that it is contemplated TO lay the
property off into town lots and place
a considerable portion of it upon the
market at an early day. The persist
ence Of the former owners to with
hold it from sale has greatly obstruet-
ed Improvement in that portion of
the city, and it is certainly a matter
of general congratulation that this
impediment to the growth of Evans
Vile is likely soon to be removed
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By the Metropolitan Glft %.
Cash Gifts to Amount Of 100000.
EVERY FICKET DRAWS 4 PrnE.

s Cash Gifts. each $1,000
10 Tniuun
20 f611
SO Elegant Rosewood Pianos, eacl 500 90
IS Elegant Rosewood Melodeons each $40
to sIOJ
$50 Sewing Machines each 900 90 slI1.
500 Gold WatChes, each s55 to t3J0.
40 Cash GIFTS each st sO00
~ tt
80 90 1f0
~ 49, t,t,.- w.
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EG~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. q. ID. HEIMAN's.
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For Rent.

- s,rsrEHrxGs STORE With counter
a,,d shelvfnps Apply at "a Main
s9Ssat - IanI7 d5t
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r-gK4E 81 ORE-Wrth sheIvings and
" coun ter. Apply at "a Main street.
aml7 DIST
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CoMMITTEEs.-The general COM
mittees on the Humboldt celebration
will meet at the Criminal Court room
to-night.
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-vywr OajSE p on Fourth street. petwsen
- 1t7ai93 and e,vea.s Cre double Three
sfory' brick, with two good store-IooSttll rs
Will be rented separately or Logethesr.l
farafifes- For fllrtlaet, K artfcuIars apply TO
Or. n. +. RUNCIE.i so, = North t sigst
e-sTOF.E with counter and shelving;
~ suitable for grocery store or drug 9qSst
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FOE RENT.

-raRv GeODS STDRE-With counter
VI and shelvings. Apply at a Main
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