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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-09
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n. T. DExrER, Master;
E "; Z; FEKs EBDs Clerks.
WIN leave Evansville every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at PM
Leaves Cairo every TUESDAY and FRI
DAY, at Pm.
The above new magnificent side-Wheel
low. pressure steamers having been con-
structed expressly for this trade, VIII run
regularly during the season, carrying the
U :. Mail and Adams Express; making
close and positive connections at Cairo
for ST. Louis, Memphis, Vlcksburg, and all
way points, and with the st. Louia q New
Orleans Packet Co. steamers for New Or
leans, giving through tickets and Bills
LadIng TO st. Louis, Memphis, VicksDurg
and New Orleans. Also through tickets
and bills lRding given to all points upon
the Paducah & Gulf. Illinois Central, Mo-
bile & Ohio, and Mississippi Central Rail-
roads, and Cum berland and Tennessee
Rivers. Close connections made at EY-
anEViIle.with the E. q @. Railroad for all
points North and East, and with the Morn
Ing Star and Terascon for Louisville and
the Upper OHIO. Special inducements Of
fered 10 stock shippers.
This com p2ny being the u. 8. Mall con-
tractors, and running the only loW-press.
ure packets upon the Ohio River, and
being commanded By careful, experienced
ana responsible officers, can safely guar.
antee greater punctuaitty and safety than
offered by any other line. General once,
No. 20 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
PLY. ID. VETS, Agent,
noTl2 ONCE with Baird a start.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-09

IFIT IS THROWN IN YOUR TEETH
that you do not keep your dental ap-
paratus in proper trim, it is your own
fault, for all the world knows that
you might do so by using the match
less vegetable dentrifice SoZoDoNT.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-09

"SPALDINa's GLUE" Cheap, Con-
venient and Useful. Mends every
thing. dec5d3teod
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-09

~ Prescriptions carefully filed,
at an hours, at Bridwell's Drug Store,
corner of Main and Third Streets.
dec6tf
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MORE OF MANS PERFDY.-A lady
arrived at this city yesterday on the
steamer Qaickstep, who tells this
story. She was a widow and resided
atPatoka, where she owned small
house and lot. when a man of gen.
tlemanly exterior, named Bayne. came
that way, and after q short acquain-
lance she married him, having first
sold her house, and confidiDgly
placed the money in his hands. They
then started on their wedding tour to
Tennessee, where he said he had inn
portant business to settle, and took
the steamer Quickstep at this city for
Paducah.
On the way down the lady became
sick, and was persuaded By her hus-
baud to return to Patoka. On her
agreeing to do 50, he told her he had
paid her fare to that place. and she
not doubling, took his advice, re-
NAMED upon the steamer and re-
turned, but when she arrived in this
city was astonished to find that her
fare was only paid to this city, and
her money all gone. The officers Of
the steamer generously made up the
sum necessary to take her to her
friends at Patoka, as soon as they
heard Of her distress.
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FRAMING NOTICE.

II turned 10 Evansvitle, Is nov prepared
TO take contracts f0E
Building BEaugea.
Or any kind o. neavy or Intricate FRAN
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HOLLAND BULBS.
STRAYED.

a BED MULEW BTEER; WEIGHS
80 about 800 p0undss ear marks mot
RENE m hered. Got out or q pen near the
Depot. ANY Information left at the Sher-
wood House VIII pc rewarded. decs-1t
IN TUESDAY EVENING. between
- the Methodist Trinity Church and
Rev. Mr. Carpenters residence, on second
street, n young girls N1Rht Dress The
finder viii be compensated by leaving The
"a me at this ONCE. uec6-2t
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Notice to Steamboatmen and
Owners.
RRR. BAKER w. REYNOLDS has
49, recently patented an Improvement,
10 % introduced into
Steam Boilers,
To protect them from Burning or Bag
gings Its construction Is simple and easily
adjusted. A photograph of the invention
can be seen at p. HURNBROOK1S u. b.
Surveyor of Customs. Water St., or w. q.
B$QWN CO.'S Boat Store, Water Street.
/ Will give to any one Steamboat in each
District the Right to use the
Sediment AgaGa10P.
Or SCALE PROPELLER free OF charge, by
notifying ms OF those wanting to use the
improvement; also description OF she
machine, aud how IL Is applied.
Address Box 10S3s Evansville, Ind.
II. W. REENOLDS.
EvAnavITLE. Dec. q Ign dena
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TEE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.-This
celebrated troupe Of vocal and inssru-
mental performers win give one Of
their popular concerts IN the Opera
House on Tuesday evening, Dec. 20.
We are glad 10 be enabled to make
this announcement. The concert is
in the interest Of the Evansville Lii
brarF Association, and, We feel conf
deaf. will be literally patronized. It
need not interfere with our home ANA
teur performances, but may be re-
garded as the dessert to the musical
feast that viii be enjoyed previously.
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Christmas

Christmas
Look at These
p 8.
Good Comfort Calicoes
Al cents per yard.
Good WATERPROOF Cloth
At 20 cents per Yard.
Very Best CaIicOes
At 10 cents per Yard.
Splendid HIeaohed shlrtlngs
At i2'f cents per Yard.
Grey TWilled Flannel
At 40 coats per Yard.
Plain and Elald Foplina
At ~ cents per yard.
Plain ROplins
Al 20 cents; worth 40c.
PLAIN POPLINS
At IS cents; worth SOC,
Plain -AIpacas
Al so eentsi worth Gee.
PLAIN PoPLTNs
At 60 cents; worth Csc.
ALL OF OUR PLAIDs CHEAP.
ChanEeabIs Poplins,
Am BeauufuIl, At % cents.
BEST e5 90 BED BLANKETS
In Evansville.
Best Dollar Kid Gloves
In Evansville.
Crash for Towels,
Al cWidsl. at cents Per Yard.
GOOD BLACK ALPACA
At % cents; worth go.
ALL OTHER ALPACAS CHAP.
A good article Of
Ali Wool Children's Hose,
Two paiF Cor Is cents.
LADIES' MERIEo HOSE. q pair for $50.
CANTON FLANNEL At lg,loi worth u.
Extraordinary bargains IN
TABLE LINENS.
Nice White Bed Spreads at o. so.
coon uNDEEsHlRqs . DRAwERs
AZ 50 cents.
GOOD BATTING FOR COMFORTS
At 10 cents per pound.
NICE PLAID sHAWLs.
Large Size. e sI7a.
GENTS HRMMRD LINEN RDKFs
AIS csnai worth 4oc.
FOR all. me above, ana anything else you
WISH 50 90
J.F. LIEDLEY q BROS
ONE PRIOE CASH STORE,
no. 70 MAIN STREET.
l
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Samples or Orders Received Daily
DEWITT, ARK, Nov. 20, 1870.
Nessrs. Cloud, Akin & Co.:
Please ship, via Crockett's Blaff,
White River, four dozen Clouds In
MIGRATING Cordial. Only a few bot
ties left Of last half gross.
Respectfully.
JOHN McLAUGHLIE.
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Trinity SocIABLE. - The enter
tainment at Trinity nj. E. Church last
night was unusually fine, AMI did
great credit to those who had charge
Of It's arrangement. The tableaux
illustrative Of Bible scenes could not
have been surpassed for beauty. The
anthem singing was Of itself a musi-
cal treat, and the solos Of Miss
O'Riley and Mrs. Coolidge were such
as one does not have an opportunity
Of hearing every day; that Of Mrs.
Coolidge being especially fine.
The singing Of The Star Of Beth
lehem," By Mrs. Coolidge and the
choir vas a most sublime perform
.nce, the music, "Thou'rt so Near
and Yet so Far" being admirably
ADAPTED, and still more admirably
rendered.
The little girl chorus Of Joy Bells"
was a feature Of the entertainment
that Of itself was worth going to hear,
while the grand music Of the organ,
under the exquisite touch of Profess
sor Matthias. gave a splendid finish to
the entertainment.
The singing was all under the d.
rection of Mr.. Charles TilestOn, and
spoke loudly for his care and dill.
gence IN preparing for the occasion.
The refreshment tables, spread in
the parlOrs. were crowded after the
entertainment until 4 late hour.
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SULLIVAN, IND, Dec. 3, 1870.
Messrs. Cloud, Akin q Co.:
Send forthwith three dozen Clouds
Cordial, and oblige yours,
WHITE & REID.
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FULTON STATION, ky. Dec. 1, 1870.
Messrs. Cloud, Akin & Co.:
GENTS: Ship, via Paducab, two
dozen Clouds Cordial.
dec8 1w M. V. THoMLINsoN.
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"ANDEE8URGH COUNTY TEN
year nine Per cent. Bonds, At the
FIRST National Bank, Evansvtlle. oo1-tt
, 1870-09-13

THE WAR

The following are Telegrams received
in Havana since the 3rd September from
London via New York =
September 1st.
London.-The Prussians have beaten
MacMahon near Beaumont and driven
him towards the Belgian frontier. The
pursuit continued for several miles. -
guns and several thousand prisoners taken.
The slaughter was enormous.
September 2nd.
London.-King William telegraphed to
his Queen that he has beaten MacMahon
at Sedan. Great loss on both sides. The
French also claim the victory. About
, 1870-09-13
THE EUROPEAN QUESTION AND
THE SECRET TREATY.
(New York Times. }

We certainly think that Napoleon IS
not a model Of a constitutional" ruler ;
but what act of despotism has he ever
committed which King William has not
at least equalled, if not exceeded, in
Prussia Napoleon has suspended the
liberty of the Press, and of free speech.
So has King William. Napoleon has
governed without Ministers. King Will
liam has done the same ; indeed, he has
treated his Ministers worse than his dogs.
, 1870-09-13


moc coil with q nolicanass
r+I bainn hound TO take ont a ~crew-list
ah ,on0a IN +5o crow sc are TO be noted on the
rns Nv tbo noIicemaster without payment of
ffooe ord 90 Tannarv 1849 s 5 for issuing a
n roY = 81 on5 far notino chances on the same a
E : of q, 'I ~ 80 he n9id said ordinance sly Ac-
oor5inS to the ordinance of Measurement of
ebins Iow nronosad a crev-Iist is to be taken
Cr for al vossoIs of more than 4 tons burthen,
oonsonuontIv vessels between 4 and Is tons
Lyr+6dn vii in flturn he taxed with considera-
biv biabor evnonses bv adopting the above
~o3 this will he obyiated.
ad6 80
70 RIM fms "a cow Of this ordinance is to be
5oIiTorod with every certificate issued for ships
hoIonaina 10 tho Danish Wpstindia Island"
MOTIVES
Tho Council cannot pass an ordinance with
hlonLs ~ bo filed nm bv some body else. The
vast If The n~nactmpnts are superauous as far as
NOT entered in the above.
D..c ar4; 10 = concarniro innort dg-
70 DI"I' u a" rossoIs 49,
rn:.s4.i }Iyc- mn
Ms ) u 10 . 7Tor,vps
NV, c,rcoiI cannot mass an ordinance with
blanks to be filed up by some body else. Be
, 1870-09-13

T0rDrNnr D0Ua IisTwT"a| = ~ |1|sI 0mITe
ofan
Ra+ Than lis sail i....ro,- ,,orl-
;oI e., ." ooo# - = ,.F'n1 .tnr,
Ia Ia l ono w. WSr 0u tb,. aas@5h's anan,%
s o@o T;o Of Jooma mat bnf bow will u
as F,oo1 - go WI, WI, , 49, ~. h.a. :, -
og@i InrVSu5@;,o" !, ia, ."S o7oPI Da ~
PoP" -. +hora amr,L ~ I; !" ftr uI,L.'
S Sho o. - ' ~ n,bi 1"y I nna5, . ~, ' man r,@5 =,
S = WY : I' iT,t,jD Iu"' l'''r ra,t,54
9CHI0S"iS l1u''CelH nave o'"i uS"lCuf
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RUTHERFORD PARK

HAS NOW TWO INDEPENDENT DOUBLE TRACK RaiLhoAD'
TO YRw YORK aud alOo INHABITANTS.
:, ruRRr yn,ps WILL HAVE 40 POPULATION AMI THEE
INDEPENDENT pouBLE-rRACK ROUTES to SEW-ioHA' COS
Meeting with SIX FERRIES With loo TRAINS pAf' 10 -
THAT WILL BUILD WILL uSDBRsRIL, On oOS'I osi'
Suburban Property Of equ, merits within s,n ue' Of
nor BUILDING sITRs and HOUSES for sALb%'ohb'
GEO. T.. WOODWARD
lsI BROADWAY. sI"foRA
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THE FROUDE CONTROVERSY.


p. IA. Ed,tor Of The Tr'o"ne.
SIR: A paragraph in your Issue OF the loth
nat under the heading Literary Notes" endeavors TO
one the many serious errors by
Mr. Froude in his History Of England. Al page al,
Vol. g. he makes grievous accusation against Mary
Smart based on n letter from Randolph Queen Eliza
beths ambassador in scotand to Cecil (the English
Prime Minister which letter is thus cited: Randolph
a. Cecil Oct scotch Mss. Rolls House. In an article
reyie wing Mr. Froudes Work, published IN the August
number OF The Catholic World this accusation was com
mented upon and the assertion made on 1ndlspu,
table authority that this letter of 5th October
g. nv Mr. Froude, il not In the Record once; anu !.
new appears from Mr. rs attempted defense thaI tIo
assertion correct that there no such letter
But the benefit of mistake, "ether by himei OF ,n,
pesor, ia claimed for Mr. FrOnde ana Is e nte ~
there ~ a letter in the Record ONCE from INC ~,
Bedford TO Cecil 1.-THE only difference aosontey ogs
that hV the clerical error mentioned Randolph II W.. a.
the writer instead OF Bedford-an error tsl uos Nc
the slighes degree affect the moral or hstoe ", &
of the extract" Upon this assertion inc WIZ tsse
Frondc review I'm The Catholic World taxes he
will tbe author OF THE TRIBUNE paragraph ~,
be Mr. Froude himself, some one speskns IOi M
spd In The ioper Mace viz The closing article OF ms
series on Mr. Fs work, he pledges hmsen 70 s h,
I'm mis- matter he right, not only IN tue ieter, nv
also in the spirit" and that the Bedrord le'er iis
.ieylorahlv short OF what is claimed for H. NJ
Nr,r- York oct. 10, 1870
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prp Goods.


1T FURJCU's TEMPLE OF FASHlON.
TO be OPENED ON MONDAY ooo,o
,,pcV I0rs or AUC'TIOS.BOpShI "oopS
hn" 49, AT BARGAINS.
,o..,..upAyY BLACK yELyBTEBN al Csc; .oith VI 30.
so Ts,.. RROWN vRLvETERN at I5o, rofh y 20
I'D ,scss mr. An VRLyBrEES at nc worm r. 81
non rpisces pRAB vBLyBrBES at 1e' worm y, 90 90
ia ss,,es pRAB vELyBfEBN at Jc' worm = n,
no ,s,e. 1ROWS SILK PLUSH at b! " worm "
IA s,s. RACK SILK VELVET at ~ ~ wor'n q, -, "a
~ .GRRFS ami ri RPLB SILK VELVET at W " worm s|'"
iIkEyBAC sATINs, in all oolofs, al ~ 10 W.T." w.
NEHRICH's TO he opened on MONDAY
On haze. ,ore Of our i5c PLUMEs .o., r,os
20 hor., more Of M 2r BIAth VI ihi' ~ 100
On -. Nor, M Al IlTNMlSG BIRDS At Ge ,. n, ~,
no bs,, more Of elegant long BLhch % MN "' " "
Al EHRCHs, be opened Oh siob'"''
Pull lines Of NEW HATS al bargains
BLACK VELVET HATS stSc.
MreF BLACK VRLyb ia ~ ~ =, a. ~, n, ,rc 49,
Beet Rrira Quality vELVb! sh.0 ,o "H'' 10"
pi,, WHY SCOTCH CAPS at 4or
M, BIACK STRAW HATS. dlk lined, st1s;
INV Az BHRICHs to be opened on hohjiay' a,
u.x.eg,eh REsT BLACK SASH RIBBONS at o. worm ~,
.v Sines BRsT BLACK SASH RIBBONS At %, worm ~
H.., ainch BRsT BLACK SASH hlBBoNsM H. NV' " w.
'' Al EHRICHs, TO be opened on hendsy ,--s WIN
Pm, line. OF FANCY JBWEbRY HOsiEhn; s;,,us
ctnVRs TRINNIHGs REAL THREAD and GVifuhb LA'1e u
oho. 70, nas.aion MsbR-TP LACE GOODS Ae., Ge,
' " AT BARGAINS
AT EHRICHs .
231 Rghtb-ave,
Between T senty. fourth and Twenty fnh-'ts
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Wa. kinney,
691 BROADWAY,
Richard MeareS,

srXTH-AvE. AND NINBTEESTH-sT.
trad. op entirely Pan Goods which
offering extraordinarily Low Prices, including gre, bar
gains in
BLACK SILKS BONNET AND cLoAKISG vELyETs,
yELvETEENs ALPACAs AND sATISS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND UNDERGRADUATES.
Pin. Black SILKS, 81 81 Is, and 81 50.
ErrA Heavy and Wide silks, ~ IS and ~
Splendid Black SIX very wide - 25 81 50 ard 81 IS.
Thee imported goods sell them TO 81
ward les they be purchased for elsewhere.
Pine Black Bonnet yeve ~ 90 81 rs So to ~.
Fine Coord d. 81 So 81 75 81 49, 50, - 25 to 80
Pine velveeens, 6Oc, 75c., 8Sc, 81, and 81 IS
Black Alpacas 25 81 49, 49, ~ and - all sne goods and
much under u,aAl prices.
IN LADIES UNDERWEAR
! offer large. cheapest assortment in the city.
Fine Muslin Cbemiscs, 75c S9c., ST. and 81 u.
Fine Muslin Chemise, Linen Fronts tucked 81 and IL H.
Fine Muslin Drawers, see, Use. 33c, and 81.
Night Gown, tucked fronts top o bottom, 81 50.
full size, ned yoke. & IS & 49, and So
Fin. wove and Handmade Coss 75c. &c, and ST.
Very Fine Corsets 81 IS, 81 SO, 81 50, and 81 CO.
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR.
Poll assortment Of every make and quality
L.ie. regular made English Hose q cents.
Gents best English Socks SO dozen.
Ladies Merno Vests, &c. 75c., &c., 95c, and I'll.
Poll line OF celebrated
DOLLAR KID GLOVES.
every pair warranted or give another II they tear.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
2OO pair al wool lO-4 Blankets SO 50 and 81
2C pair all wool Ia Blankets s. IS So and Sc 50.
HEAVY Tiuck Linen Towels, 81 %, 81 So and 81 IS.
Large Linen Napkins, ST. ST. u.s. and 81 50 per dozen.
Table Dsmssk, yards wide, SOC, 6c. 75c., to 81
DRESS TRIMMINGS
500 Of Rich silk Dress Trimmings Of every style and color
under Of importation.
RICHARD MEAREs
Successor o Ronalison Meares,
Corner Sirth-sve and Nineeenth-st New-Yort.
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REAL ESrATP

NEw-YoRK. saturd =, Oct. n. 1870
The Messrs. Waterton g. Co. have sold this
week at private sale, No. 2s West Forty-eightb. ~
tween Broadway and Eighthave., +story bioh e..
mownstone house, i24xeox1Oo for sl3GOO two lot 800,
60xl0O, for $4,000. "s'on-aVe.,
house and lot on Elizabeth-ave, Fizaho,h ~ q,
sale for t3s5. ~ sneH1s
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I ZEE & SHEPARD,
- PUBLISH THIS DAY:

OLIVER OPTICS MAGAZINE.
hehthl1 PsIt OeiobeI Is eents
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6eatbers.
Corporation Notices.
OFFICE OP TBK CLERK oy THR COMMON COUNCIL,
No 8 CRY HALL NEw-YoRK, Oct. IA, 1870. !
ON NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby given,

No. BtGrY HALL NEv-foRE, Oct IA, 1870. J
ELECTION NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
pursuant 10 law that accordance with the
made and provided at the election held the 9th
oImo there are to be eei Mayor In the place Of
Han and
be voted for the general City and County ticket
Trustee Ward in place Of Charles Bergne whose
term expires December ~ 1870
Trustee Of William
December 81
One Trustee Third in pae OF David L. Robbins who's.
tenn expires December 81, 1870
One Trustee the Fourth place Of Thorn Dro whose
expires Dec IN 81. 1870 ' $500
One Trustee the PIN Ward in place Of Parlhsfr whose
tenn expires December 81, 1870
Trustee the place of Waller Roche whose term
expires December 81, 1910.
One Trustee In the seventh Wand place Of James Collins y.e
expires December 81 1870 ' $500
One Trustee in the Eighth Ward place ofWe W Adam, Whoa
expires December 81, 1874
Trustee In the Mint Ward James Booth Who's,
tern December 81 lBU
One Trustee In the Tenth War In place Of BENJAMIN Ssgsr
who's eIirr~ December 81 1870
One Trustee the Eleventh JOSEPH Koch ,ho,.
term expires December 81 1870
One Trustee in the Tw Ward in place Of John strston whose
term expires December 81. 1910.
One Trustee In the Tieentb WIrl place James H. Irwin
WHO'S December
Doe Trustees Thirteenth Ward place Of Joseph Ery
December 81 1873 $3.50 ~-F''
On. Trustee the Fourteenth Ward place Of r. Kh.m who's.
'ern expires December 81 1870
one Trustee in the Fifteenth Ward IN place of Walker Fowler
"S ~ tenn expires December 81 1870
one Trustee 10 the Sixteenth Ward In place oB Waud who's.
Deeembsr 81. lgsn ~
trustee In the Ward In plses Of sB,un,o
noe % tern expires December 81 1870 ~ - "'
r. enpesseV m .seas IN The seyeneenib ws place John
Que ra'.es In the Eshteq Wsri 10 ace fJob1 y T ho,
"f n e1ypA's december a. 1910. - ''''' ""os'
Doe Iu.ee In the Nihe,eenti WI 4. IL ~, On, .
~ ~ TIn expire. D,eml-r ~ 1870 paw " '' r. i"o'''
Ons Iras'ee 10 ne TNenie,h Ward in ,l,es s t, u,,,
efPfes Dec inbeI " f- VI Jun" """efuef
One Trustee TO gu vacancy In he r. a, a.,
Early deceased Deemer il ls5 H'h ward In place Of Daniel
whose term eIre, DeeI ID ,ms In place Of John Stephenson
One frGste- In the Tweniy second w.. e. -,
whose tenn expires December no par Smonson
Cek Of H.. C,,.a.a-.,
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New Publications.
MEXICAN T0-LITH0GRAPHlC co.
N OFFICR has been removed 70 No 1903 FHlton-'t Ny
Josh BILLINGS.

The Work says BILLINGS who inside bis debut before
E,u YoTk sbdenee on THURSDAY night:
The whose quaint paragraphs have already made the n'He
q, Josh BILLINGS familiar to people appeared last
sb a. S.iuWsy lecturer There large audience not
the gbt was The lecturer tail gaunt
hro. houdere man. with dark vhke and appalling nusseh
He w received with laughter begin his lecture The hn
MOI Of the lecture WAS mos, effective The fept In the
NJ mood from intervals fairly screamed with en-
,.,un The lecture Judged by evidences very 'nhus
seessss'
JOSH repeats bic lecture al SteiuWsy Han, on
TUESDAY EVENING.
Tickets cents following places Frenehs Ho
borden. Martens Brcslvsyi Pond Co. S47 and $50
Boadws, Peter 500 Broadway Dson III Broadway Chris
I'M Fourteenth and Uuivetypace sehmers 7ol Broadway
C.ron II22 Broadway; Rumsns liz Broadway; Brensnos 30
UronsqOsre; Schuhtrbs go Broadway sud NE door
Rs.srV eISaets
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AT KINZEY'S,
OPENING on MONDAY

WIDE BLACK SASH RIBBONS, SOC, Coz 73e, ssr.
FANCY FASH RIBBONS. 25c., tOc. SOC, 20, TO.
WIDR CORD EDGE RIBBONS. DC, BE, yard
ALL SILK eros GRAINS, 20e Use, yard
FANCY RIBBONS, &C., &c., Ice, he, l5c, yard
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NEW ROOM.

description Of housekeeping soods toe
". feep constantly Oh hand
all tie -. -, ,,o,..
Magazines all styles Of Bibles and Prt,u Books
nd shall open this Fall the largest assortment Of
CHILDREN's BOOKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
BROOKLYN Rtal Gstate for SAFE.
Usstrbesisr COMM Real Gsials for Sale

A RARE CHANCE for a GROCERY; :
IN hotels bat Grocery within L. FOX SALE on esonsbe
terms LET buildings Aruau Hotel teutTa
threeourhs OF mile from M.aus depot There m. Ieu'
store roops well tnthe marble mantts 6e
The stable has M horses COW anu eange' 'h 90" per
.--a,
ty furnished all ready for housekeeping enf wv PER year
Also. COTTAGES each rooms rut 500 pr year -
Msnsar ro COTTAGE Rooms rat -" te
Apply j. DAM UEonsluare Hotel corner Fhhs '"l
Po4rih-ayr, wlork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
prp Goods.

VIZ NS~
CUGDEN g. BRADBuRS99,,r rpr
- ONB DOOR BELOW BIBBCkBhsI.
GREAT sPBCIALTiBs.
,r,ps,. nm MONDAY THE BALANCE OF BANKRUPT
Y nv GOODS well worthy The ATTENTION OF purohaer
scoTCH TARTAN AND DIAGONAL PLADs,
s Ladies. and Childrens Suits 9Sc.; regular price, Scp
ENGLISH C0BURGs,2e,
one half their value
PLAIN AND POPLIS ALPACASi &c.,
Cost 55r 10 import
WOOL SERGBs. 2si cost Joe, s'd'
PINCH WASH P0rLiNs 35e;
retaei everywhere at Ne
vrRy p1SE pouBLB-wDTH ALLwooL
EMPRESS CLOTHS AT 'Ve
Also SILK AND WOOL POPLlNs'
SATIN FINISHED CASliMBRES,
REPS MERISOES H., kc
hi, conp,-.on A. regards quality and price, viii de-
the f,,t that we selling goods al lower pnoes hah any
other house
CUGDEN & BRADBURY,
~ No. 3I2 andJ 4 BoWERf
ONE DOOR BELOW BLEECKBRsT,
OFFER FOR SAL.
,.n,rs, .yn CuupRBSS tEDERGARaENrs, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, AND TIES
ALSO, - -
IACHs EMBRODERIBs, AND FANCY GOODS,
togetler With large assortment OF 1900
YIAySRIS BLANKETS AND DOMESTIC doops,
in all Of which We Offer special Inducements
n B.-We have still few OF the
TwO.BUTToSBD KID GLOVES,
in all sires and shades
AT ONE DOLLAR PER PAIR,
xs lin the money refunded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
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eeu add that oil now do. 1910 have
once ''-"" " @s
Payment thereof ran BE- made between the bours offs M ,d,
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