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THE MARKETs
gew YORK narKet.

ay r~e.eerapb.1 NEW YoRE. Jan :.
CoTTox-CuIet and steady: sales OF 1900
bales at 25Ac for middIing uplands.
FLoUR-Rece1pts 6.67I barrels; malkef
dull and ~uuchanEe /; sales OF $500 barrels
of Wesi ern at IS 2509 20 for common to
choices: state s. I5e6 %.
WHIsRZ-A shade hImer; western 81 90
WHEAr-Receipts 9sss Bushels; market
G osIu1 signify more active, and IN buy
ers' favor; sales Of 700 bushels Q. 3
Sprtng al 81 1SgI 81. and No. 2do., the lat
ter an extreme; 81 &c for inisIi0r WINTER
red Western 81 29gl 81 tor Winiet red anu
amber Western 81 @sl 90 Tor white Micnl-
gan
Ia LEY-More active, in favor OF
buyers; sales OF $50 bushels at 81 l0Ql 70
for Canals kast; 81 259l % for Ganaea
BARLEY MATT - Heavy: sales OF $500
bushels Al 81 O0gl 10 for state; 81 2E for
Canada West.
CoRN-Rsceipts II 500 bushels; market
dull, heavy aLd declInfng saies CT 10000
husheIs at 90993c Tor new Western mixed;
SIC Tor new yellow South RI: 9TcgsI o. for
new Whine S~O"Lhern; old miXe1 Western
nomiost at 81 05a1 u
OATs-heceints 5 $40 bushels; the market
IS more active and lover sales o. 10 U
bushes at 6Oa521kc for Westsrd. and GI905o
tor State.
RIOE-Dull.
sUGAR-steady sales of 300 ID Cuba AZ
SMto51&ssEs-pull: sales OF 4s5 bbls New
HoPs-Eirm at isa26c for American.
OILS-Beufoleum steady at 1910 Tor citlue
and 38LaS0%c for refined. Ainseed Oh As
quiet at 90g93c in casks.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-ftFmer at44h445s-
PoRK-Firmer and IN fair demand sales
of $50 bbis at 92S 009zS so fol new mes;
SIS co for old do S24 O0g25 90 for prime n
SIG 0od26 . for prime mess: also 500 DPS
new mess at SIS OO323 80, sellers February I:
SIS so. sellers march, and SIS W-se4ler's SIX
months.
R~EEF-steady: sales of $50 barrels at s. co
@l3 90 for new plain mess, $40 O9l7 90 for
new extra mess. Tierce Beef ttulIs safes or
100 tierces at SIS 00928 90 for prime meEss
and S27 co 80 % tor India mess. B-eI
Hams orm; safes OF 80 barrels at So COG
S3t 90 for new.
UT MEATs-Heavy; sales of 50 packages
at l0Q lie for shoulders, a lac 16c for
hams. MiddIes dull; sales 50 boxes Cum
berland cut at l4LG, and so boxes long
clean on private terms.
DREssED HoGs-A shade nrmer; l2c for
Western.
4RD-A shade hrmer; sales 500 tlerces
at 15I@161sc for steam-rendered, and l79
lSc for kettle rendered; also, lao tierces
sieam-rendered, seller, February. At 1873
@I7c.
BUTTER-steady for choice; Is a zoe for
Ohio.
CHEEsE-QuIet, at l89I7Mc. nar7e
FREIGHTS TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de.
cided change.
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RECORDERS CoU1T-The Tycoon,
yesterday, was "as happy as a big
sunhower," and he had a big batch of
offenders to put through the official
mill.
Young Ewing, an old soaker, whose
only earthly delight consists in getting
a nip whenever he can. and who
never has any money, but depends
upon the generosity of the public to
keep him in drinks, was arrested for
being drunk. He was fined s. 25,
and sent to prison.
Milton Kelly took a moderate
drunk in his'n, and was charged
So %, which he paid.
Louis Brown. for a plain drunk,
was "snoled So p, which he re-
plevied.
Charles Brooks, a saddle .colored
chap, for an assault on a yaller gal {"
named Sarah Mills, was charged
So %.
Sarah Mills, for disorderly conduct.
loud talking, and threatening language
to Chas. Brooks. was charged S. 25.
p. j.. Murphy, on a plain drunk,
was taxed So p, which he replevicd.
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To D~jspeDtlcs.

From a careful analysis OF Doc
LEYs BAKING POWDER, we a safely
recommend it as the best ever manu-
featured, producing bread, biscuits,
pastry, &C., which can be relished by
the most sensitive dyspeptics. as
healthy and nutritious.
Always ready. economical, and will
preserve its strength and purity in
any climate. For sale in !, J, l and.
. pound cans, to meet the demand, By.
Grocers generally. iap6- 3tdaod
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-WiIhel-
nina Becker, administrators Of Hen
~ Becker, VS.. Moses Kahn. Suit
to enforce payment Of a note, which
defendant claims was given without
D consideration. Jury found a YER
Diet In fayor of defendant.
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TIE INvEsTIGATIoN.-OS wing to
the dearth of other local news of i'm
portancs, we have devoted eonsidera-
BILE space to the report of the investi-
CATION of Mr.. Royston. The report
will no doubt prove interesting to the
mas Of our readers.
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FINE BILLs.-The finest stand Of
posters ever put up in this city, repre-
sent the Berger Family, and were put
up by Melbourne & Co. on their nam
moth billboard at tie corner Of
Sixth aud Main Streets.
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fIbcingau

By TeIegrRph.I CHICAGO. Jan. Z.
FLOUR AID GRAIE-Unchanxtd.
W~HISKE-Eui1 az 94c.
HoGs-Quiet at IS 5099 %; some demand
TO fiji contracts: parties not buying; raIh-
er drmer feeling In prices, bat not much
done.
MEss POM sold to a limited extend at
s27.
LARD-l5QI6bc nominally.
BULK MEATS n AGO - Neglected.;
prices entirely nominal.
BUrrER-Dutl at 943Ic
EGGS-30c.
No change in other articles.
GoLD-l22% buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at par buying.
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HoP.-We understand that the
Terpsiohorean Circle had a pleasant
Hop last night at the residence Of
Judge Morris s. johnson, whose hos
pitality Is proverbisl, We regret that
other engagements prevented our at
tendanee.
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TIE BELL RrNGERs.-We beg leave
Il. remind our readers that the Berger
Family of Swiss Bell Ringers viii
open at the Opera House on Monday
evening" This troupe is f~rst-class,
as many Of our readers know fron ex-
~pelienee. and will give a most delight
fol and entertaining performance.
Seats a be secured at SCOTS News
DouOt
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afternoon was very well attended.
The meeting to-day will be held at
the Ingle Street M. E. Church. COM
menciug at 3 P. Ii, and the following
are the special subjects for prayer:
SATURDAY, JAN. STH.-The World.
Prayer for the spread Of Gods Word
and a pure literature in all lands; fer
men of commerce and science; that
cur civilization may be ChristiaDized,
and its material resources onse-
Grated; for Christians in heather and
idolatrous countries; for the Chinese
and all Immigrants in America for
missionaries and missionary and re
ligioss societies. aud for the CONVEX.
sion of the World IN Christ.
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HUMPTY DUMPTY.-We learn from
a source entitled 10 credenoe, that it
10 very likely that tie great play of
" Humpty Dumpty," performed By
o first class company, will shortly be
given In this city.
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LEFr.-A number Of delegates to
the Democratic State Convention,
which meets at Indianapolis to-day,
left yesterday, and in the evening
Sam. Jones and George Slackhouse
departed, bringing up the rear"
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louisville Harket.

by IeiegEaph,I L~oUIsVILLE. Jan. Z.
CoTToN-Weak and unchanged; mid
ding at 23%c.
EATHEhS-Dul at 63c.
FLoUR-Demapd fair; extra family s..
0RAIE-Uncbanged.
WHEAT-Red, 81 o.; White 81 10.
CORN-70c.
OATS-50c,
y soc.
TOBACCO Leaf steady sales Of 50 hbds
Tugs at IS q 500; leatS IS g sl4 50.
PRovISIoNS-G0Od demand at decline,
Mess PORK, 29c: Bacon-ShouIders, 1870
Clear Rib, 1917: Clear Sides, lie; Bulk
Meats-ShoulGers, l1szc; Clear Rib, l4szc
Clear Sites, t51<: Hams, Sc; loose q: Lard,
III 1ierces.
WHISKT-I uIl at 94c.
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FOR SALE.

r0G gALE-VALUABLE MAIN
e STREET PROPERpYlThafasDlendfd
property known as the Eglsr property,
) tuated on the west corner ofsAIaIn and
Sixth Streets, fronting 75L feet on Main
Street and lO feet on SIKH Street. S&5d
roper1y tBodered for sale Al Lex 6guses
on easy Terms. Apply to-
J.P. ELLIOTT SON -
Reai Estate Agents,
Corner Loeasf and Third stras
feIs dtf
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by IeIegTaphsI Nov ToFT- Trr-T
The market contiLues inert, ye4 steady
for most classes or staple goods. I'M urtut7
and eott0nauost heret is O moderate1nQuiFE
Tor n early southern trade. but there IS
no general Opening asVet. amd prices are
not fully established. SpraEue's nav
styles OF prints nave been selling ~ ILLsc.
but new and rie1 styles have come onward
to-day, which opened ~ l2a1z1zcs AmerE-
can deiains ar ia gOod display and are
sci ing at I2al2 &c; -lso heavy sheetings.
OF be { makes, are firm attic
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BY T~eieSraph.i CINuISNATI, JAM.
chicago HARRIET.


ExCHAEGE-searcei lilo premium, sell
ing
FLoUR-In fair demand; s. 25gS 30 for
Spring extra.
WHEAT-Firner and active, and 292Hc
higher for No. !; sales at S4985c; No. 2 lc
higher; early sales at TIC. closing with
buyers at 77kc, aud sellers at TIC.
CoRN-More active and hrmeri sales OF
No. l at 70LG73c, closing at 7I18c for regu-
lar.
4Ihc for No. 2 In store.
KYE-Quiet and firm at 72o for No. ! and
Csc Tor No. 2.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal at 7597sc for
No. 2.
NOTWITHSTANDING at 9I@92c.
MESS P~oRK-FlTm at 81 5042S 90, cash
and sellers February; prime mess quiet,
at S23 90.
BARD-Iu fair demand, and re higher
Ice cash. I6Ac sellers February.
CUT MEATS-Prime short RIB, 1870; dry
sailed shoulders, lOc; green do. Dye; mans
hrmer and &c higher l3tSglic for green
I4AGI5e for RwesJ picked.
DRESsRD HoGs-Active 81 $40 COIL 90,
closing at so 00a10 IS for gO01 lots, dtvid-
ing on AGO pounds
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LETERs RENATSIEG UNCLAIMED in the
Post-06ice st Evansville, state o~findianas
on the 7th day of January 1870.
Persons calling Tor any OF these letters
will please sag Advertised, giving date.
~-Dcs A wrrer
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SATURDAY, JANUARY s, 1870.
CIT N w S..

"a The total sales Of real estate
during the past week amount to 3d.
200.
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DIvIDEND.-Th The Merchants Ma
tional Bank have declared a semi
annual dividend, tax free. of five per
1~w
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= " 81 ~ . .
- asser Rsse, lens see ghsra rage.

TIE additional arrivals and departures
up to midnight last, we're the Rose Htte,
Louisville and return; Alpha, TO New
burg; Fayette. TO Cairo; Virginia, to Lou
~iSviIie; r chmond, to New Orleans.
Bushes continued very brisk up 10 a
late hour last night, n Richmond con-
tinuing to AXE freight up tiiI7 p. NJ, in
Guiding zoo head of stock brought by the
Rose HE. She lett at Z rs with a magnif-
icent start-neariy Loco tons-and engage
ments below sufficient to ILL her out.....-,
We are tod that ash and Ell. Thomas
left for New Orleans, yesterday, on
the steamer Carrie V. Kountz, the guests
Of Captain Yanheok .-....1 he Fayette had
an excellent trip of both freight aDd peo-
ple"..-.The Norman, after discharging
her freight, dr. pped down around he
point to take . lot efcOEns gheFe tsefar
more Cincinnati freight here than she can
take..~..The Rapidan No. . was working
on an immense pile of freight at q late
hour last night. and the prospects We're
that she would yet get Off til nearly
morning. she would have every pound
Of freight she could sto&..---Capt. Hum
phrey, of Hunphrey. Lewis go, desires
Us TO say that The Pink V&rb1e will carry
freight, with charges. 10. an points pn the
4CAAACEs[G 4h4NGAs * ! E[11@1 -
mere on Monday. .@...Captain Gas. Dn-
souchet left. by rail, yesterday evening,
for Cincinnati, to make q final settlement
of the affairs Of The Afnnada $50. Capts.
John Gilbert aad Gus. Fowler lett on the
Virginia for Louisville and Jedersonville,
to inspect their new Evansville and Cairo
packet, now being constructed by that un-
surpassed ship builder Captain Howard
Ste is progressing rapidly aud we are as
sured by dis1nterested parties-old steam
boatmen who have examined her-that
she will be one OF The handsemest and
staunchest steamers ever constructed on
the western waters Captain HoWaEd Is
spreading himself upon her, and is deter
mined 10 excel himself. When size and
the new City Ct Evansville get upon The
track, we can boast of a half dozen Of the
finest packets in commission, Including
the Farascon, Morning star, Richmond
andIndIana.~.---.Fhe towboat Gilmore
passed up at dark with heavy tow.
The Rapidan, on her up trip, picked mp a
snag, which ran up through her starboafd
guard, tearing away her outriggeTs and
guard for about thirty feet. and Knocking
n bale ofScottoh ~oVerboard- she sent
two men in the yawl to pick IL up~"--"A
large side-wheeI Beat--the Lumtnary, we
presume-passed up at 1I:3o last night,
without landing--~-@+The Norman re-
formed tt the wharf about midnight, hay-
ing taken 1900 bags below the point.
There is entirely too much Cincinnati
business for one boat, and the interests OF
the trade anCl of the city demand another
Boats Leaving Sunday.
FOR NEW O~RLEAEs.@The elegant steam
er Champion, having fine passenger ap-
pointments will leave beIe Tomorrow
for New OrI cans, in charge OF those exeel-
lent and popular gentlemen, Capt. Asa
Mason and jesse Birdsail. than whom no
pIeasanf.eT gentlemen navigate these
waters.
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Mg Some very nice Inkstands, and
a lot of fine Envelopes were received
yesterday at the JOurnal Office.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The follow
ing marriage licenses we're issued dur
ing the past week by the County
Clerk:
Louis Brauk ard Martha Jones
J0hu W. BaEker and Mary ANA Collins
VIVA Marshall n Annie l. Ee-
Geo W HGdJ and Barbara NJ. Weis.
GORE FIeerlage and Kate Luken.
JOhA VIII and Mary Rode
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A WIND FALL.-Prof. Ven Roy,
tho well-known music teacher Of this
city, received intelligence a day or
two ago, that, by the death of ar uncle,
he had fallen heir to a very handsome
fortune, to-Wit: $4,000 in gold. at
interest In Paris, and 5000 acres of
fine land 10 Texas. Prof. Won Roy
left for New Orleans last night upon
the Richmond to look after the mat
ter. His many friends in this city
will be gratiied to hear cf his good
fortune.
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TIE WEEK OF PRAYER.-To-day
will conclude the Week Of Prayer by
the Evangelical Alliance TO- special
subjects. The meeting at the Vine
Street Presbyterian Church yesterday
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Attention.

Attention.
Terrsiohoreaus, Diamonds, and all
other Dancing Clubs. Beautiful
White and Orange Bows, for Balls
and Parties, just received at
STR0UsE & Bros,
janS-lt 50 Main st.
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rae ROTsTON INVESTIGATION.
Testimony Taken Before u Committee
OF the Council.
The Committees Report to b. Sub.
mittsd to ths Council Next
Monday Night.

The investigation of the charges
made against Chief Of Police Thomas
Royston, by Marshal Wunderlich,
took place at the Council Chamber
last evening, in the presence of Mayor
Walker and Councilmen Orr, Wilt
shire and Doughty. A large number
of witnesses were present. besides a
gOOdly number of spectators. Chris.
Wunderlioh prosecuted the case, and
Tom Royston acted as his own attor-
ney. The following are the charges,
which were submitted at a recent
meeting Of the City Council:
FIRST, That he discharges prisoners
before and after trial, without any or
der from Court, assuming to dlsre-
spect the powers Of u City Court.
Second, That he withboids from
the police, and other parties connect
ed Herewith, ali dispatches and
communications of a police character.
Third, That he leaves the City and
the City Lookup without notifying
anybody of his whereabouts, or who
is TO control the affairs of the police
or Lookup In his absence.
We took full notes of the evidence,
aad will give our readers the whole
case, SO they can form their own
opinion as to whether the charges are
sustained or not.
THE EVIDENCE.
Recorder Willard eramiaed- He.
s--A.G-l &AaA RArzAnn hoH 4nlA HIM
that he had turned a negro out of the
Lock up before his time had expired
Royston asked him If it was not
sometimes customary TO turn out per-
| sons on account of sickness and other
| good reasons; the Recorder replied
that such had sometimes been done,
and he bad approved the same.
Reuben II. DdUtS eI0mined-Mr.
! Davis was questioned In regard to
prisoners being turned out Of the
Lock up. bat replied that he only
knew By heaTsay. He was interro-
gated in regard to dispatches, and said
/ Roystor had sent a dispatch to him
! from Greensboro.
YIN. Wells erQmtHed-Was asked
/ what he knew about the negro being
| turned out Of the Lookup; he replied
| that his information was only hear
say.
Officer Jackson Examined - Testi-
fed that he thought Royston had
turned out several persons. Mr..
Wunderlich inquired how many tele-
grams Royston had shown him? He
! replied he did not know, but believed
one only. Question-by Wunderlich
Don't you know he often had dis
matches which he did not show to
YOU? Answer-Yes, [ understood he
had dispatches. Mr.. Jackson also
stated that a man named David
SON had been turned out. Royston
asked him if he did not tell
him that Ee knew Davidson, and
that he was insane at some
times, and that he (RoystoD) would
take him home. To this Jackson re-
Piled in the affirmative. ARoyston also
asked him if he did not know that
the negro turned out suffered from
disease, to which jackson replied
that he understood that such was the
case. Royston asked him If be had
not told him (Jackson) frequently Of
news, without showing him kilograms.
Auswer-yes. Question by Royston-
Do you not sometimes dnd out things
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DIsoRDERLY.-Charley Kinkse got
on 4 spree yesterday aud became quite
disorderly. He was arrested by 9th
GERS Kelly and Jackson, and while on
his way to the Lookup, made an at
tempt to escape, aud a chase took
place. Kinkle was reeaptured after
running several squares, and was
then hauled to the City Prison. A
considerable excitement was created
oyer this little affair.
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Bank Dividend.

THE MERCBaAET8' EATEoEAL
- INK OF Evansville has declared q
semi-aDnual divfdeudo OF Eve per cent
Tree from all taxes, payable to stockhCl1-
ers on and after January llth next.
dit j. A. LEMCkE, Cashier.
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- niaps.ehe

River Dtspgzschcs.
cMCISNAT tt. January Port Lts.-Ar-
ri Ced-Kebe Putnam, st. Louis. Depart
Cd-Champfon, New Orleans. River q
feet Z inches aao stationary. TheTnlom'
etsF, at 8 P. NJ, 81
LouIsvrLnE, January 7-PoFt Etst-Rob-
ert Moore, Nashville TO Cincinnati; Emma
Floyd, Cincinnati to Nashville; SILVER
Spray, Cincinnati to New Orleans; Alice
Dean, Memphis to Cincinnati: Leonidas,
New Orleans to Cfncin natl. River rising,
with 10 feet > inches water in the canal,
| and S feet 3 inches on the falls. Weather
cloudy and freezing. business good,
CAIRO. Jan. Port List-St. Luke, ST.
Louis to Memphis, 10 PM Lady Pike, st.
Louis 10 Columbus. 10 pm: st. Joseph,
st Louis to Memphis, Z pm; Kate Robin
son, Grand Tower to Mound CITY. noon :
John Lumsden. Nashville packet, 3 pm. ;
Kellogg. Cairo TO New Orleans, D pm;
Oetavfa, Memphis to Mound City, 8 . m,
River fell six tncnes. Weather clear.
Mercury, 50'.
NASHVILLE. January - River Using
slowly, with S feet g inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cold and clear. Depart
ed-TaIIsman Tor Cairo.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. Port List-ATrtved-
Commonwealth, New Orieans; Victory 4,
Keokuk Departed-SOne. River falling,
with 6 feet to New Orleans, and 4 feet 10
Keokuk Weather clear cold aud freezing
hard.
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g9E ~
s

Is already recommended by cur leading
physicians as a tonic and a nutrient les
PECIALLY ADAPTED TO EAD1ES),
with the most satisfactory results. This
beverage Is extensively used where all
sDirituous liquors and ales are discarded,
as IL differs from all other malt prepara-
tons. being ALMOST FREE FROM Al
COHOL, and, therefore, neither intoxi-
eating nor irrItetiEg; as IL contains MORE
NUTRIMENT THAN PORTER, ALE, or
the STRONGEST BEEE.
TARRANT Ii CO., NEW XORK.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED
STATES, ETC.
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YOU will find Ladies' Velvet Has
at % cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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E&g~ See GILBERT & Co.'S adver-
tisement Of two of the best and finest
Stores in toHn for Rent. oc29-tf
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Br We respectfully inform our
many customers that We have redEced
prices on our entire stock OF furs
from ID TO % per cent.
Whole sets for ladies for s. 70.
Good coney sets worth 66 for SIS.
water mink " So SO for So so.
Good sets for children worth So 25
for 81 %. And everything else in
proportion.
Persons IN need CT Furs should not
fail TO call at once at
Z. A. WEBER & Co.'S.
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R9@ One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, Just received, and selling o t
reduced prices.
jams SCHAPKEB, BUssING &Go.
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R Ladies, have you noticed how
Weber & Co. are selling off their
stock of Furs? 1t
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First New Bacon Of the Season.
New Sugar-cured Hams.
New Plain Hams. A..
New Shoulders and Sides.
Jan3-lw w. NJ. AKIN's Pork House.
Fifty cents per half can for
31altby1s best fresh Oysters, received
daily from Baltimore.
II. HERMANN. Agent,
jan 4IW No. a Main Street.
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Dissolution

NOEICE Is hereby given taaton Sar1r-
AZ Gay, the z3la day OF january. $50. we
Mlu sell at puohc auction, at our place al
the property Of Wiliam Ro1ers. Izff Erf
Us for repairs more than six months ago
the tair and reasonable ch8raes not being
paid Tor work on the same
jan7-Sw
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BS" The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings, &c, at lowest
prices. at
jams SGHAPKER. BUssING & Co.
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50 Messrs- P. H. Drake Il Co.. proprIe-
toiS OF the BIVTERS. are sad
20 De the largest importers OF ST. CrOix
sum and CaIisaya Bark in America. The.
tsom imported by this nrm is all used in
us preparation of their Bitters, and Is
manufactured under the 1mmediate snnar-
vision OF one Of their agents, upon leased
plantations on the Island Of st Thomas
over nine thousand -puncheons, about one
D1lilon gallons, is used annually for their
BlttsFs alone. The CalIsaya Bark Is an
and selected BY the natives, under me su-
perv1sion Cf m agent sent out for that.
purpose. The cures produced by these
BttteTs are wonderful.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SupeTfor to the best
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Rs~ T. G. Bridwell s Co corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a.
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
eat Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Goa.
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters,
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