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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-28
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For Other River Items See Third Page.

The gorgeousiy beautiful weather that
has prevailed for nearly a month WIS
broken up yesterday evening by heavy
ram that prevailed from TO clock.
The tenn perature declined rapidly from SO
to &C.. Between 10 and II o'clock tie
clouds broke away, but at midnight
1t was cloudy again, with indications Of
more rain.
The only additional arrivals last even
ing and up to midnight were the Alpha,
from GAINESVILLE, and the Exchange, Lou
fsvilIe and return. The QuIekstep, for
Cairo; Evansville. for Bowling Green, and
Pine Bluff, Tor GrandvIew. departed, all
with good trips.
The Quickstep had her barge well lCa5ed
and was herself full OF freight and people
1.-The Alpha brought in moderate trip.
she has full load engaged by her effi-
Client agent, 3 lily Conant.- she leaves at 4
Pm. positively ........The Exchange arrived
at 9P.M., having been detained by The vio-
lent wind yesterday. Capt. a T. Gilmore
was in command, and We shall have the
pleasure OF seeiag him here twice week
hereafter. He gave Us a call last nighfs
and reports the Morning Star and Taras.
con in splendid condition, and only want
ing a rise to open The fall trade.....r..
VH6 AC4b VI PGOD1E anu win
a good freight.........The Emma Floyd over
due, had not arrived at l o'clock this
morning.......The pilots of the Exchange,
Wash Elder and Bill Meek, report three
feet of water only on French Island, and
the Exchange, drawing less than three
feet, rubbed hard. The channel IS full OF
Ium ps.........By our river dispatches this
morning it VIII be seen that the R. E. Lee
has made another effort to win back the
horns the Natchez bore Of, but was not
making as good time up to Baton Rouge
as she did on her former triaI...-.....If she
had such wind to Contend against as pre-
vailed here yesterday we do nos wonder
that she was behind
Captain Sam. Houston, Supervising In
spector for this Maritime District, was III
the city Wednesday and yesterday, aud
while here inspected the Eau Claire and
the Dwight Newcomb. He left yesterday
evening, by the Quickstep, for Cairo and
Little Rock, and viii be absent about two
weeks............The Emma Floyd may be ex-
pected here early this morning, en- route
to Memphis. 4<
Manifest of steamer Qufckstep, from
Cairo to Evansville, October q:
Heuke q Lemcke. 1 bag wool; Henry
ROWIes & Co, barrel molasses; g KratZ, ]
cane mill: Thomas II Crist, 10000 shingles
j o FIeckner, / bundle leather; James
| Swanson & Son, coo feet lumber; StockweIl
& Co, p dry hides; VIM Wagner & Co. :
| heads tobacco, bales cotton, $1,000 shin
/ gies, packages merchandise; W Ford
/ s pieces tobacco press: Charles VieIe & Co,
/ 2 bags feathers: Rfetz g. Haney,2 pieces
| wood pattern; James Love box Lichten
| g. Ichenhausers 8 packages merchandise;
| Kahn & Vile, barrels potatoes; VIM
| King, 800 shingles, bundles hides, :
| sacks hair, 3 barrels scrap iron; q w
/ French. barrels mo1asses; Babeock q
Steele, "a, 800 shingles.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Hon. James G..
Jones presiding. - The day was occu-
pied in the trial of suit against an
insurance company for the amount of
a certain life insurance, the defense to
which was alleged fraud in represent
ing the state of the insured persons
health. Several physicians were ex-
amined in the case. A verdict was
rendered for the plaintiff, Mrs. Mag
gle Miller, for $2,525.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Hon. A. L..
Robinson presiding.-The trial of ST.
mon Joseph. for misdemeanor, was
continued to next month.
RECORDERS COURT. = ". VII.
ard. Esq. presiding.- Mary Davis
broke the stiffness that reigned in this
court. and having broken the peace of
Water Street, by making q disorderIy
noise, she was fined 50 %.
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RG FL. M. Sweetser, agent for
Norwich Nodded Collars. oc21eod4w

PERMANENTLY LOCATED. - DR..
Bort, founder of the st. Louis Eye,
Ear and Lung Institute, lately of Lou
isville, and who is so generally known
for his successful treatment of Deaf
ness, DISCHARGES and Noises from the
Ear and Head, Blindness from Cata-
ract, Films, Dots, Opatics. Sore and
Infamed Eyes; Diseases of the Throat,
Heart, Lungs, Liver, Stomach and
Bowels; Scrofula and all Diseases of
the Blood. Syphilis, &c.. has now per-
manently located In this city. Office
aud Rooms at Mrs, Sansom's, on Third
Street, between Locust and Walnut
Streets, west side, where he can be
consulted for the successful treatment
of all durable cases of the above dis
eases, as his success during his pre-
vious visit to this city six years ago
will fully testify. Hundreds, yea
thousands, are now living who are en-
joying perfect immunity from any
disease, who ascribe the praise, as it
were, to DR.. Bort and his Scientific
Treatment. Those afflicted should
lose no time in consulting DIR. Bort.
Office hours from s AM. till 9P.M.
1Wd&W
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
CoTToN-Nominally lower; sales at 141S
@l5c.
FLoUR-Weak but not quotably changed ;
supeIfine winter "a 1904 30; extra e. 559
4 75.
WHEAT-Opened firm bat closed dull /:
No. red winter inspected 81 25@l q.
CORN-Demand light but holders firm at
&c for choice yellow.
OATS-DHll but unchanged at 42045c.
BARLEY-Dul but Unchanged at s. "a
81 05.
RYE-Firm at 70a73c.
Tobacco, Hemp and Bagging, I'M
changed.
PRovIsIONs-FIrm; pork s25925 so; bulk
shoulders l3c; clear ribbed 16c: clear sides
I7c.
BACoN-ShouIders 14c: held at I5c at the
close; clear sides 20e.
LARD-Unckanged.
HcGs-Dun at 6971zc; receipts heavy.
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PERSONAL Mr.. Henry Laur, OF
Cincinnati, arrived in the lofty yester-
day TO superintend the putting up OF
Alex. Fosters new pork packing
house on lower Water Street. He is
a thorough business man in his de-
partment, and we are glad to welcome
him to our city as a resident.
The following gentlemen are among
the guests at the Sherwood House
j. d. Morris, of the Hopkinsville
Neao Era, 7. j. Shannon. of Mt. Car
mel, Ills, H. N. Wales, of the firm of
Fl. D. Newcomb & .,.of the New
burg coal mines, and Jesse Laird,
Clerk of Spencer County.
The following gentlemen from Can
Melton are in the city: E. q. Drumb,
of the Enquirer. G. Schmuck, Clerk
of Perry County. DR.. j. 8. Bemis, j.
l.. Sulzer, Roam Clark, and s. Jaseph,
jr., Assistant Assessor of the Internal
Revenue.
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The handsome display of silver
ware at the jewelry store Of Gust. FL.
Jageman are only samples of the ex-
tensive stock he keeps, while his as
sortment Of new and fashionable jew
elry is something more than is usually
found.
The new and much sought for OPP
era Chains are kept In large quanti-
ties, and with Gold and Silver
Watches, both American and import
ed, he can suit the most fastidious
taste. His stock of Gentlemen's Pins,
Gents and Ladies Chains and Child
ren's Ear Rings, is unusually large,
and his whole stock, carefully selected,
affords the purchaser an excellent as
sortment from which to select. oc19tf
BE Give me the Newport Collars.
oct21eod4w
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK Oct. "a.
There was a fair business at reduced
rates for staple cottons, but the market is
far from being active. Wamsutta prints
are selling down to ~; Amoskeag Sc;
agents. The following reductions were
also made by Jobbers to-day: Union
checks No. so from 25c to 22%; do No. 20
from 22lS 70 2lc; do No. Is from 2Ic to zoe;
do No leo from 2Ic to zoe: Caledonia checks
No. 20 from Csc to 221z; do No. 10 from 225<
to 2lc; do No. from zoe to 1gc. Hills A
bleached musltns from l6c to 15<; do u do
from l41S to 14c; Forest Dale A dc from
l51z to I5c; Cabot A do from 14H to lac.
Amoskeag A brown cotton hannels are re-
duced from &c to zoe; Hamilton stout do
from ISc to 17c; Mass. r brown do from l2e
to 1l1S; Pepbsrton Y bleached from l9c to
1Sc, and Texas plaid Osnaburgs from 22%
tn Ole.
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By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Oct. q.
CoRN-Firmer; mixed 7sgsOc; white S3e;
yellow e0c;
OATS-F1rmer at 55c.
BAcoN-l51<919z@2
EUGAR-Prtme 1116.
MoLASSES- 75d79c,
WHISKY-90@S1 OK.
CoTToN-LoWer; sales of q 600 bales good
ordinary at l41z0141z; low middIing 145<0
15c; middltng 15149l5% receipts 252l bales I;
exports TO Liverpool % bales; receipts
proper S2,472 bales less than at the same
time last season.
sTERLING--2lsz@22c; sight par and q per
cent discount.
GoLD-l 1l4.
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Chicago Market.

By TeleEraphl CHICAGO, Oct. q.
ExcHANGE-Unchanged
FLOUR Extra superf1ne spring, active at
"a 5095 IS.
WHEAT-No. Chicago spring, unset
tied ;speculatfveIy active, closing at g. coz
cash; and at sellers option for the Month
of November at 81 OH. This afternoon
dull at 81 90 for November.
CORN-No. quiet at 53Q531< In store this
afternoon, inactive at 53c.
OATs-No. dull at S4<c.
RYE-No. 2 steady at 69c.
BARLEY-Dull and prices declined 2d2Zcs
sales at 76Lc.
HIGHwINEs-Quieta at SIC IN wood and
IS IN iron.
MESS PoRK-NonsinaI at 2I925c.
LARD-Weak at I41zc for new.
GREEN MEATS-Neglected and nominal.
HoGS-DuI and declined 1602Gc per
hundred; receipts large; shipments large.
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CHILD SUFFoCATED. - Coroner
Sauer held an inquest yesterday on
the body of an infant child named
Thomas Howe, who had been suffo-
Gated in the bed where it lay with an
other child Of about two years old.
The father of the child is John Howe,
mate of the steamer Sam. Orr. and
lives on High Street, between Fulton
and Fifth Avenues. From the evil
dence before the Coroner's jury, they
returned verdict of accidental death
from suffoeation.
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DIED.

BALLARD-At Vincennes, on Tuesday
morning, at three O'Clock, L. G. BALLARD,
aged 80 years.
The deceased was for some time q resi-
dent of our city. He was an exemplary
Christian, and at the time of his death was
superintendent of the Mission Sunday
School at Vincennes, and a member OF the
Official Board ofthe M. E. Church.
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LnnIsHIIIA Market.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE, Oct. 81.
ToBACCo-Sales OF 1O2 hhds at s596 for
frosted Tugs; 90 1924 so for medium to
bright wrappers.
BAGGING-Quiet: hemp, Csc; fax, &c.
CoTToN-DulI land prices declined nc;
mlddI1ng, l4s<c.
FLoUR-Market steady, with q moderate
demand; extra family, So so.
GRAIN-DulL. Wheat, 81 1891 30. Corn,
75s- Oats, 45c. Rye, S0c.
PRoYIsIoEs-QuIet. Mess pork, s28 90.
Bacon shoulders. l41zc. Sugar.cured hams
25c.
LARD-l614c.
WHIsKYzzDuIl, with a downward ten
dency, at S5gS6c.
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az Buy the Newport Collar.
oct21eod4W

81 T. 9. Bridwell & 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 Alam Waters,
ie17-tf
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PICOLILI.

WARM again yesterday.
THE ametaurs have issued their
programmes.
THE ladies of st. Pauls intend to
make their supper a success.
CLERGYMEN will please hand in
their religious notices early to-day.
ALL the current literature at the
Post Office News Stand
PETTY thieving annoys some of the
residents in the eastern part of the
city.
LEO. KUEHN, who was charging
through Rowleytown a night or two
ago, is now in the county Jail as in
sane.
The colored people will have an
oyster supper and dance at Masonic
Hall on Tuesday evening, Nov. LIST.
Tickets 80 cents, to be had at SCOTS.
IF DIR. o. w. Holmes has ever read
the Evansville Courier his reasons for
writing the following are sufficient:
'srhe right to be a cussed fool
Is safe from II devices human,
It's common as q gtnera1 rule,
To ever eEAtaeT born or woman,
THE Indianapolis Journal says we
have new Mayor pro tenn. every week
in Evansville. Mistake. Mr.. Journal,
we've only had three and half since
the start.
FRED. GEIaER, on Locust Street, is
one of the handiest men living. He
will fit up, repair or deliver new, any
thing from a drum solo or a drum
stove to first class piece of furniture
or first Gloss serenade.
THE rain of last night interfere d
with the attendance at the Church
sociables somewhat. The attendance
at Walnut Street was not as. good as
was expected, yet those who came en-
joyed themselves highly.
A VULGAR fellow. thinking to get a
good joke on a Jew. said, Nose,
where / come from they hitch Jews
and jackasses together" DO they?"
said Nose. well. let US try it here,
you and I would make good team"
a FRIEND accuses us Of neglecting
the attention due departing citizen.
because no personal" appeared when
w. M. Lakin, lately a Main Street
merchant, departed hence, to the sor-
row of several "enquiring friends"
THE Trinity Sociable was mode
rately we'll attended last night, pleas
ant time was had, and a delicious
supper was spread. One of Spang's
Gas Stoves proved its great usefulness
in preparing hot coffee and other
good things for those who came to
partake.
MEssRs. SCHAPKER, BUss1NG &
Co. received $412 65 from Washing
ton yesterday, in return for ragged
currency sent by them for redemption.
In gathering their monetary curiosi-
ties they have accumulated quarter
of pound Of counterfeit postage cur
rency. Their daily receipts of ragged
"stamps" amount to nearly $50.
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CONSERVATORY OF MUsIC.-Messrs.
J. r. Bukowitz and Charles E. War;
rem will open their new Music School
on Tuesday. November 1st, at Phil
harmonic Hall. For term, etc, see
circular. or call on Mr.. Charles War
rem, at Warren & Conyngton's music
store, or inquire of Mr.. Bukowitz.
oct27td
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sew York Gold and Stock Market.

The ease in money towards the close was
quite marked. The supply OF capital Offer
ing increased as the day advanced,
and before the close of bank hours was
considerably in excess of the wants of
borrowers. Call leans declined from to
per cent, and there were some exceptional
transactions at 4. Prime business notes
were diFcounted at to- per cent, but any
thing not prime only passes at irregular
and much higher rates.
ExCHANGE-Foreign, quiet and firm |;
leading bankers ask O55s; actual trans
actions at 91Sg9A.
GoLD-Dul1 and lower: opened at u,
and closed at 1891 liz. Borrowing
rates hat9l 81. Carrying per cent. paid.
Clearances $50 COG, 600.
GovERNM EtSTs-Dull but firm: The Treas
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MORE CONTESTS The Union of
last evening announces that Mr.. VIM.
Henning, the late prosecuting atIor-
ney of this District, is in the city and
declares his intention of contesting
the election of Curran A. DeBruler,
Esq. who beat him in the late cleo
ton.
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GLITTERING TEETH. = Not only
does SoZoDoNT impart the wHIrENEss
of the purest porcelain to the teeth,
but its POLISH, too. They glisten af-
ter being brushed with it, like the in
ner surface of an ocean shell, and the
effect of this peerless dentri6ce is to
render the enamel as hard and indie
structible as adamant.
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CONSTABLE GEORGE ROBINSON ar
rested Taylor who shot the colored
man Hyatt. and he is now under
bonds for trial. Hyatt, although shot
in the leg. took Taylor's pistol away
aud gave him beating besides.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT
From gentlemen who came down on
last nights train, it was learned that
another accident occurred on the
Terre Haute & Vaudalia Railroad
yesterday, the tender Of an engine
smashing into the baggage car, and
seriously injuring the mail agent,
whose name was not aseertained.
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Memphis Market.
BY Tele yraph.

By Tele yraph.l MEMPHIS, Oct. q.
CoTToN-Nominal; receipts 2,lI2 bales
exports, 2,230 bales.
FLoUR-Unchanged
CORN MEALS so.
CoRN-65967c.
OATS-4Sc.
HAY-S22924.
BRAN-S22.
LARD-179lS%.
PoRK-S27 90.
BAcoN-Shoulders, 15K: sides 2OHc.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Notice Of Election.

Notice is hereby given that q special
election will be held at the usual
places of holding elections in the city
Of Evansville. on the 18th DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1870, for the purpose
of electing a Mayor of said city. to
ell the vacancy occssioned by the
death of the late Mayor, Hon. Will
liam i'll Walker.
By order of the Council.
WIN. HELDER. CLERK.
City Clerks Office, Oct. 20, 1870.
oct28 I'd
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Any one needing Lace Edgings,
Fancy Goods, Hosiery and Notions,
generally, can get them at cost at the
Ladies Emporium, No. 8, South Sec
ond Street. oct24 3t
R~ III. M. Sweetser. Wholesale
Agent for Newport and Long Branch
Collars. oct2leod4w
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Five Cotfages FOR Sale Cheap.

I have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also a one-story brick house
on William Street. in the Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
ASA IGLEHART,
sep3-tf No. IL Third Street.
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Corrected Time Table, June Il.
DAILY JOURNAL
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1879
CITY NE VS.
Republican MeesIs e.

The Regular Meeting Of the Lin
coin Club will be held tonight at the
Club Rooms, (Marlett's Block at z
o'clock.
All Republicans are invited to at
tend.
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EurOpean Markets.
By TELEGRAM

BY telegraph LONDON, Oct. o.
LIVERPOOL. October 7.-Cotton quiet:
sales OF 5000 bales uplands at SID; Or
western IS Id new Milwaukee 9s IOd win
ter los 3D.; -four Pays: corn 29<a3Os; oats
g lQd provisions and produce unchanged.
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HT An active, industrious boy,
from fifteen to eighteen years of age,
can get employment at Lyons, No.
81 Main Street.
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LIoANs.--The regular meet
ing Of the Lincoln Club takes place
TO. night at the Club Rooms. All Re-
publicans are invited.
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CHRoMos. and Barter have
just received new supply of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look at them. oct27 tt
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The ladies of st. Paul's Church
will give a supper in the room for
merly occupied by M. Lyon, Opera
House Building, November Sd end
4th. oct2Z-tf
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E0 Hollands gold pens are the
best and cheapest - a0arTdRted = &C
Fish & Barriers. oct28f
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res The best Paper Collars made
Newport and Long Branch.
oct2leod4w
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B@ A large assortment of fine
blank books at the JOURNAL Office.
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M SONIC.

Called Communication of Laval
cite Commandery No. Is, this Fri
day. evening. att o'clock, for. drill
A full attendance is requested. BY
order e. G. A. j. CoLBURN, Rec.
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b~ Hyacinths and Tulips at the
FLORAL GEM.
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e~Gold Fish and Aquariums at
the FLORAL GEM.
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BI Wear the Long Branch Col
lar. oct21eod4w.
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ma Mrs. j. Hastings is in receipt
of all the latest styles of Patterns for
Dresses and Basques. Dresses made
on short notice, and in the very best
of style. She has also the very latest
in Hats and Bonnets. oct26-3t
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R@r The best Collar in Evansville
Newport and Long Branch.
oct21eod4W
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Save and mend the pieces. use
"SPAULDING's GLUE" [oet26 3t-eod
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BRoox CoRa.-1Tartin, Gardner &
CO., have from % TO 30 tons of Broom
Corn on hand, and will be glad to
supplythe demand of broom manu-
facturers. sept14-tf
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BI A Linen faced Collar that is
ironed-Newport. oot21eod4W
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B~ What Collar do you wear9
Newport. oct2Ieod4W
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Supper.

b~ Always call for the Newport
Collars. oct21eod4w
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SZ- This House has been newly furnish
ed throughout with view to the comfof
OF its guests.
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R8- The Proprietor keeps a good Livery
Stable for the accommodation of ms pa
ons, myls-tf
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Selling Cost.

nG Give me the Newport Collars.
oct21eod4W
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

A FIRST CLASS COOK WANTED-IN A PRIVATE
IA family and to assist in washing and ironing also 70
milk who thoroughly her business
and can come wall recommended apply at e?7 6th av
of SD Also wanted fine washer and rOner and
to assist in houseWork.