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DIED.

THAYER.-On Sunday evening. JsnU-
airy I'd, at O'Clock, OF vhOoDing-cou2h,
FRANK, son Of Frank NJ. ana AaTy r..
TEayer, AGED years IL months and II days.
Many are the hearts which sympathize
with the bereaved, sorrow1ns over the loss
of their darling boy. We understand little
Of Gods prOviden as He takes away
from US the light and sunshine Of the
household. Yesterday. as we followed the
parents ana friends 10 the cemetery, the
bleak snow and the wintry winds ap-
peared as fitting symbols of tbs blight0d
hopes and dreary void which this sad dis
pensation had brought to thsir aching
hearts. There was no rayszof sunlight
through the clouds. But t0-dsy OF to-
morrow the bright orb OF day msy illu.
inmate the world with It's glory again.
SO this ray OF sunshine and joy which for
little while brought gIsdness and hope
to the family, has only been gathered
around. the Sun of Righte0usneEs above,
and in little while parents, brothers,
and sister viii sea it again IN greater
beauty and purity. How consoling ths
truth taught by the Savior, and uttered
for the last time by little Frank: "Ofs such
is the Kingdom OF Heaven"
SMITH.-At Sellers Landing, Illinois,
ness Mrs. LYDIA Rowland SnI-H, aged
20 years--a native of Edgecombe, Maine.
and for the past nine years resident Of
EelIer's Landing.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT. - This
court convened yesterday, Judge Nor
ris s. johnson on the bench. But
little business Of interest to the public
was transacted. Some answers HeFe
filed. anumber of cases we're dismiss
ed. and same settlements were made
with guardians and administrators.
The court will meet again at9 o'clock
this morning.
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SNow.-The weather yesterday was
not very pleasant. It tried to snow all
day, but only partially succeeded.
The ice on the payements rendered
walking quite disagreeable, and we
noticed several gentlemen get bad
falls by having too much confidence
in their ability to preserve their bal
ance. We could not conscientiously
recommend such weather as we had
yesterday, for permanent use.
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RnFapean HnFhat


By Cable.l LONDON. January c.
Consols 922si 8 eos o. '62. 81 do '65, So 90.
'07, SJ3E. Stocks firm.
LIVERPOOL, January 3-To-day IS holt
day in the cotton market. Pork lis.
Lard dull. Cheese 90. Bacon 61s Cd
HAVRE, January 3.-Cotton quiet.
FRANKFORT. January 3-fIve.tWentv
bonds closed nat at 9i3s.
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DIsTILLERIEs. The Government
has lately ordered all the distilleries
throughout the country, to be newly
surveyed. and special pains will be
taken to make the surveys uniform.
Adam Fisher, special distillery sur
veyor, surveyed George Wolfin's
distillery in Mount Vernon. on Satur-
day, and on yesterday left for Halle
ton. accompanied by James H.
McNeely, Revenue Assessor for this
district. Another change of great i'm
portance has also been made by the
Government. Heretofore, the fer
menting period has been fixed at sew
enty-two hours, but the time.has been
changed to forty. eight hours. This
new arrangement is to be put % force
at once, we understand.
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~, Leafs Rsyxst.

By Tejegraph.l Ca. Louis, Jan g.
ToBACCO-EO sales.
COTTON Nominal al 235Sg2lc.
HEMP-EOthiug doing
FLOUR-ln COOS demand for low gr7des,
ard prices are Il mer and better super
dhe g 1924 rs; x 81 f0g4 rs; XIX g5 O0g
20 70; Xxx and choice family s. 75a6 as.
WHEAT Firm and unchanged; NO. ]
Spring inspected gSc; No. red Fall On O5o
u O5; No. do. 81 -; low choice 10 fancy
al E00l 80; No. 1 white 81 1901 Is.
CORN-Dull and unsei tied IN ixed 70N79c.
choice yellow Soc: fancy white SaMG5c.
OATs-Dull and lower at z6.e50c ia bulk,
and 81 115}c sacked.
BARLEY-EOmtual.
WHIsKH-Steady at 98e.
RoYIsIOrs-ExiTsbaeiy dun and heavy,
with sea rely anythInE doiue. Pork nom
inal at t29 co. Dry-salted clcar sides sold 40
l5Lc. Bacon, small order sales ~ lie for
shoulders; 1910 for clear rib, and l71<c for
clear sides.
LABD-Ruyers and sellers are apart re-
tan sales OF tierco ct nc, aud keg 90 l8c.
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heuIsgiIle RaYHes.

By Telesraph.I LoulsvILtsn. Jan. 8.
CoTroN-saIes OF IS bales CT middliDg st
FLoUR-Demend fair: extra Family Is.
s7RAIN-Quiet Red Wheel IL 05s white
81 10. Corn 65970c. Oats soc. Eye SOc on
arrival.
goBACCo-Lsaf quiet ard unchanged. :
50 Is OF 4s hogsheSds at 59sc for lER, Gud o
@l4c for leaf.
PRoVIsIoSs-Q and prices IN
changed. Mess Pork $40 90. Bacon -ghoul-
ders l5e; clfar rib ne; clear sides lIZe.
Bulk ~ eats-shOuldeIs1 PFC.
IARD--lsc.
HAMs-SuRar. cured 10.
WHIsKY--Dull AZ 9ic.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO SALEs.-
Martin, Gardner & Co.. at the Evans
Vile Warehouse, yesterday sold
twenty eight bales Of cotton, classed
from Ordinary to Low Middling, at
from 214 to 22fc. These prices are
fully up to the " top-notch " for the
grades sold, and indicate that Evans
vile is the place to sell cotton at full
figures.
a lot Of tobacco will be sold at ten
o'clock this morniog. at the same
warehouse.
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THE SoCIABLE. =" Sociab!es." or
. mites" as a rule. are exceedingly
pleasant affairs. and we can assure our
readers that the Episcopal sociable
meeting at the residence Of Frank
Hopkins, Esq, last night, was no ex-
eeption to the rule. Quite a large
number Of ladies and gentlemen were
ia attendance. and we are sure that
all present were we'll pleased and
pleasantly entertained. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins contributed greatly 10 the
comfort of the guests, and about half
past ten very fue supper was par
taken Of By the sssemblage. We
know Of no better way to enjoy a
pleasant evening than by attending
these mites or sociables," and
enjoying a social chit chat with the
ladies or gentlemen present.
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Holiday stock OF JeHeIry and silver.
ware.

g. FL. JAGEMAE, No. 80 Main
Street. has NOW on hand a splendid
stock OF Fine Gents and Ladies'
Colo Watches and Chains, JeWelry
Sets, Gold and Silver Thimbles. Gold
Pens. Silvergare, Clocks, etc.; in fact,
almost everything in the JeWelry line
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Also, Watches and Jewelry re-
paired, and all work warranted.
de4 d1m1
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MAsQUERADE.-Quite a number of
our citizens went up to Vincennes on
New Years Eve night, to attend a
grand masquerade ball at that city,
which we understand was quite a
grand affair.
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Pork PACKING.-Monday is poor
day for pork packers. and but little
was done in any of the houses. It is
expected that hogs will come in quite
lively for week or so yet, but the
probabilities are that the packing sea-
son in this city will close about the
fifteenth Of this month. OF course, a
few hogs will continue to arrive after
that time, but hardly more than will
be taken by the butchers.
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STREET RAILROAD. - The street
cars on Eighth Street are running
every day to Blaekford's Grove, and
are already considered quite conve-
nience fer citizens who live in the
suburbs adjacent to the road.
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ELECTION OF TRUSTEES call
attention to the church notice in the
local column. in regard to the bust
ness meeting at the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church. on Wednesday
evening, on which occasion five Di-
rectors. to serve for three years, will
be chosen.
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AFRICAN Fam AND festival

AFRICAN FAIR AND FESTIVAL
Our eolored citizens held grand fair
and festival last night at Masonic
Hall, for the benefit of the Union
Aid Benevolent Society. a large
crowd was present. and very pleas
ant time was had. A very sensible
and appropriate speech was made by
Prof. Townsend on the subject of
Woman's Rights and Woman's Du-
ties. The entertainment will be re-
peated tonight, and it is hoped the
Hall will be crowded. The cause is a
praiseworthy one. An address will
be delivered tonight by George Jack
son, Jr., young man Of fine culture
and oratorical ability.
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be Following bis were allowed:

The Mayor gave notice that James
PaEfett had brought salt against the
city for work. done Oh the public els
terms; and on motion His Honor was
instructed to employ attorneys to ap-
pear on behalf of the city.
The claim of 5. Deeds for $67 90
was laid over one week.
The bill of George Neubling,
amounting to $28 20, for fixing coal
scales at the Elm Tree, elected some
discussion, and on motion the bill
was referred 10 Messrs. Orr and Hold
son for investigation.
Various persons who had paid
their assessments for paving the alley
extending from Seventh TO Eighth
Streets, between Cherry ard Chestnut
Streets, were allowed the usual eight
per cent. for prompt payment.
BIr. Doughty asked further time
for the committee TO lcok into the
complaint Of j. j. kliner for dam
ages by the extension of Walnut
Street, which was granted.
Mr.. Kiiner said he hoped the mat
ter would be settled at once.
The CancelliDg Committee reported
that they had destroyed city bonds to
the amount Of $4,000, and orders
amounting to $135, 751 Il.
The Mayor reported having for
warded to New York Sc, 683 % to pay
interest on railroad bonds.
Sam. 2. Havlin reported $167 0O
collected for wharfage for two weeks.
Ply. ID. Viets reported having col
lccted 1926 IS for wharfage for two
weeks.
Joseph Stahlhoefer reported SIG 70
collected at Upper Market.
The Committee on Erroneous Tax
alton reported in favor Of refunding
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CRY DIRECTORY. - Mr.. Bennett
and associates viii close up their
work of canvassing the city for the
new Directory in about ten days. Ii
any person have changed their place
Of business or residence since being
called on. or who intend to SO change
before Spring, should give notice at
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BY Telegraph.l MEaEPHra. Jan. 3.
CoTtog-Quiet and nrrn at2i1Sei receipts,
3.548 bales; exports, 3 81 bales
FLoUR--teauier, superhno So.
CORN-921Tc.
0ATS-7uc
HAY-&z6.
BRAN-g22.
PORK-el2
LARD-l88I9c.
BULK MEATg-ShOulders 12l<c; aides
1910.
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CITY N q W s !.

CoMMERoIAL.-The Weekly Finan-
cial and Commercial Summary will
be found on the third page of to-day's
JOURNAL.
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BRING IT Backbone of our car
riers left his lantern, fine tubular,
that cost him two dollars, at the foot
Of the stairs at National Hall, on Fri
day morning, while he delivered the
JOURNAL upstairs. When he de-
scended the lantern was gone. If the
person who took it has particle OF
honor or honesty in his composition,
he viii at once return it to this Office,
as it belongs to small boy who can
i'll afford to lose it. For shame, do
not rob boy
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LOCAL NOTICES.

IG~ Fifty cents per half can for
Maltby's best fresh Oysters, received
daily from Baltimore.
jan div III. NEUMANN, Agent.
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NEW YEARS DAY.-We take pleas
ure in noting the fact that this holt
day passed off very quietly, and
without as many quarrels and fights
as usually occur on occasions of this
kind. The number of drunken men
to be seen on the streets was not near
so large as on Christmas day.
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So 81 90 will buy Rudolph's EN-
press Kid Gloves, at Schapker, Buss-
ing & Co.'S. deo11
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TRAGEDY AT GREENvILLE, Ky
We learn that a fearful and fatal
tragedy was enacted at Greenville,
XIV, on Friday evening. a difficulty
arose between Mr. Rice, of the firm
Of Howard & Rice. and Lew Bogus
a saloon keeper. in regard to settle
ment, which resulted in Bogus
attacking Rice with knife and cut
ting him in such fearful manner as
to cause death in ten minutes. Bog
gus was arrested and lodged in jail.
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KICKED A WoMAN.-Monroe Holt
was tried on New Years Day. before
Justice Emery, for kicking woman,
and it cost him an even five dollar
hill
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REVENGE STAMPS. - We publish
below inc monthly sales Of Revenue
stamps for the use of brewers, tobao-
eouis's aud cigar makers, which cover
The period from November 30th TO
December 3Ist. 1859:
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PRonpr zrrrEHESr-S. Sore1

PR0nPr SeTTI ENEST-S Sorer-
son, tao County CLERK. settled With
the County treasurer OF the fist day
Of January, aad paid over al The
funds ia his hands belonging to the
county. collected from docket and
Jury fees. faes, g., and the report in
detail covered about sixteen pages of
legal cap. The following is the re-
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THE WEEK OF PRAYER.-This is
week of special prayer with the
Evangelical Alliance in the United
States, and the first meeting was held
at Trinity NJ. q. Church, at 3 O'Clock
Pm. yesterday. The following are
the special objects for concert prayer
to. day. and the meeting will be held
at the First Baptist Church at 3 PM:
TUESDAY, JAN. 4TH.-NctionaZ.-
Prayer for the President Of the
United States and all in authority il
cur own and other lands; for univer-
sal peace; for removal of political
corruption, and increase Of integrity
and righteousness in government; for
religious liberty snd advances of truth
in countries whore religious liberty is
enjoyed and where it is sought.
Three O'Clock In the afternoon il
convenient hour, and it is hoped that
these meetings viii be largely at
tended.
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In STORE AND FoR SALE THIS DAY.
200 boxes Assorted Cheese; 100 bar
rels Prime Green Apples, in good
shipping order.
L. RUFENER, in, & Co,
de291w No. Water Street.
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Back Pearson

Invites his friends to call at the
Bouquet Saloon, Sycamore Street,
near First. jan41t
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Dr. RI0HAU5 Golden Keno

Ia ANA0NAe1aa ~ aaH-lf.a
$1,000 REwhHD for any care ef lIa-
case fra ny steEe which thHF .HtI fl ErIe.
DIR. hlChAU'4 GOLDEN FA lsahH $50.
] cures Ulcers, liberated sore "alaal aH.
Mouth, Sore kgeB, CutHueuus 81 HrtIUHH.
CoppET-coiOred blOtHhts. alFeuc. 81 tG.
scalp, acfoiula, &C.; 81 ~ me ETaa..9l Hn-
ovntpr' Aittr2iivei aEd BLOOD tufua
known
DH. HICHA D'a GOLDEN BAEsh1I. Ea
cures MercuGial 2 necftOua. kuauUH Il.
"a OIL 30 forms Price OG either Bloc gu.
s. per hottie, OF two bottles fpr 4
Dh. HiCHAU's GOLDEN a EIf u0Ia.
rapid auQ r81lrai cure for ni Er.uafr De-.
TauEemeutr. Prize S. per bottle.
Dtb EtGHAUf8 GOLDEN ElL
D'AMOl e, gadical cure for Nervous
General DEBILITY tn old cr g1una. Er
y per hotttes OF tWu hnttIFs fer ~. ON
cetpt or price these rrmedl.a Uf1 be- sHa.
ped 60 aug plAre. PROMPT HIIea IHa VIZ.
10 nll CofTcaF eudcuts. None eelU ..e
ont the aue of (" Ait. hItaA l.e GOLD
I'm REM EDl EB. ID. II. ELlE# 4. EI.e
Proprietor" BioFn in rIza- 5I Ua.lI1s har
dress DR.. ID. Pc. RICHAkTr- SO Us Wnr.C.
Street, New York. rIF.rL
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CCUEGEz EL&=sE rcA.EeE Esz5,
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, an. 3, 1870.

Council met, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-His Honor, Mayor Walker,
and Councilman Stein bach, Hopkins,
Orr, Hodson, SieiGeksr. and Doughty.
Minutes OF previous neet.ng were
read and approved.
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ET Scbapker, Bussing & Co.'S
Mammoth Que Price Dry Goods
Store is the best place to buy useful
Holiday Presents. deo1l
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IT is said that Calisaya Bark has peeu-
liar effect on the liver, ana guards the sys-
tenn against diseases by exposure aud
irregular diet. 1t is conceded that the
great success of the wonderful FLANTA
TON BITTERs, which, previous to our Iale
unhappy difficulties, was found Ia most
Southern homes, was owing TO the extract
of Calisaya Bark which IL contained as
one of the principal Ingredients. In con-
drmation of this we have heard one of our
distinguished Physicians remark. that
whenever he felt unWeli from ordinary
dietetic or atmospheric causes, he invaria-
bly, relieved himself by PLANTATIONS BIT
TIERS. We speak advisedly when We say
that We know il to be the best aud most
popular medicine in the world.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Supericr to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. . deCS-d3teOd WI
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On motion, II. Bassett was directed
to clean out the catch pits of the
Third Street-Seyenth Avenue Sewer.
John Dannettell reported 81 go for
collections at Central Market.
VIM. Schlamp, on Third Street.
between Main and Locust, was
granted license to sell ardent beve-
RACES.
On motion, VIM. Baker, John s.
Hopkins and Thos. u. Garvin were
directed to be officially notified Of
their election as Trustees CT Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Orr stated that Mr.. Kratz de-
sired to use the city's part of the
little three-cornered piece of ground
on Division Street, fronting on First
Street, for . lumber yard. Some dis
cussion took place, bat no action was
had.
The Mayor was authorized to en-
ploy attorneys to defend the appeal
suits against the city, now pending in
the Common Pleas Court.
On motion, John Greek and Ed
ward Burtis we're appointed Commits
sioners on the part of the city to
assess damages to propeFty-holders
by the extension of Walnut Street.
The bill Of Ublhorn & Brinkman,
amounting to 1924 o., which was laid
over some time ago, was taken up
This bill was for stepping stones, ETC.,
on Sycamore Street, and the reason
that the Council was not in favor Of
paying the same, was because the
work was finer and more costly than
is customary, and that it was done
without authority of the Council.
Mr.. Hopkins said the city was not
responsible for the bill, but the work
was of some value, and he vas willing
to give $75, if Uhlhorn 81 Brinkman
would accept that amount.
Mr.. Uhlhorn said he could not
take less than the full amount.
1t being stated that Hafey & Boyle,
being the contractors, were RESPONSE
bic for the work that had beea done,
Mr.. Boyle said he would be satisfied
with whatever the Council might do
toward paying the bill.
ThereupOn it was ordered that the
clerk draw an order for S75 in favor
of Uhlhorn 4 Bri0kman.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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THE CoNFIRMATIoN.-M of our
readers are aware that Bishop Talbot
administered the right of con6rma-
ton to a large number of persons at
the Church Of the Holy Innooents,
last Friday night. Few persons are
aware, however, of the number that
were confirmed. The class numbered
thirty, which, with thjrty-fva others
previously confirmed, makes a con-
irmation class In less than nine
months Of sixty Ave - showing
which, we arc assured, cannot be
surpassed In the State. and which is
highly complimentary to the pastor.
Mr.. Burford, and the congregation of
the Church of the Holy IDnocents.
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Mr.. Soreuson's administration Of
the duties Of County Clerk have
given, so far as we can learn. general
satisfaction to everybody, and from
our own knowledge. we can testify
that he is always at his post. and is a
faithful public officer.
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FeN YorR nv gOeds Nagge.

By TeIegraph.l NEW YORK, JaD. g.
DRY GooDs--No revival in business, and
prices are without particular change.
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FASHIONABLE TRIMMINGs.-Ladies
wanting piece velvets or velvet rib
bons, piece satins or satin ribbons in
blacks or colors, will fnd them in
desirable colors, at
dec28-1W HUGHES.
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EeIldaY /! Holldsg !! HolldaY -!

The finest assortment Of Christmas
and New Year goods at Schiaepfer's
Drug Stora. corner Main and Second
Streets, which is also rho best place
70 get pure Drugs, Medicines and
Liquors; also, the finest assortment of
American, French and English Soaps,
Perfumes, Pomades, Colognes and
Toilet Waters. dec2 In
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B~ Domestic Goods, Dress Goods,
and Cassimeres, very cheap at Schap-
ker. BussIng & Co.'s. decl1
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You will find Ladies Velvet Hats
at 55 cents, at Click L Schwartz, OPP
posife the Opera House. sep2j
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Bs- Boys Buck Gloves, Wool
Mitts, Comforts, Nubias, Hoods,
Gloves, and Hosiery of all kinds
sheap, at Schapker, Bussing & Co.'s.
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FoUR OFFICEs-Corner of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to q. w. SHANKLIN.
de2,tf
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ARCHYT,.E -
HnnunM

a III . III 7 d, - a.
uce-N0. CHANDLER u.l
Corner First lud I.HHr
HvH..H
80 Plans end sulu.t.e-H .lEs .al
or BUILDINGS fu.llirnau 1E r.faI. $500.
ou r1nroaa.nfe f-.rr- .HaHH.H
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81 See GILBERT & Coz adver-
tisement Of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-tf
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E@~ Gents and Bows Cloth and
Lined Calf Gloves, at Hughes's. Also
a good assortment of Driving Gloves
at low prices. dec6
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"a Irish Linen, Table Diaper,
Shirt Fronts at reduced prices at
dac6 HUGHEs's.
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Eg Buy fue Wool and BEoehe
ShaWIs suitable for Holiday Presents,
at Ldec6l HUGHEs's.
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