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OPENING OF THE EAGLE HOTEL
Falls OF RLaG.aR.a.

THIS EsTABLiSHMEN Ia, jus, been opened BY Mr..
Hollis White, llate Of Buffalo in the recherch
and comfortable style The House has been newly repaired
and painted The carpets tapestries, aud generally
The very large and pleasantly ventilated The cell
lar provided with abundant supply choicest brand
yenced attentive ard civil The kitchen under
been several years aached Of the popular
tabl hment in New York The regular dinneris served
MA substantial luncheon prepared ~ PM for
velers leaving by The clock AID the breakfast kert
from IA. w. till 10 o'clock for the accommods Of
visiters the Falls Finally the proprietor makes duty
tow rds his parons ard pleasure 10 himself TO
hv which make his guests hsppy aud emiora-
bile A. they woud AZ their Wi homes jef2 2tsrc
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AUCTION NsyTaCEs.
wM. w. SHIRLEY, Auct,on.sr

WM. w. SHIRL EY, Auct,onesr
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE, &c., by
~ H. +. WILLARD This Day. Saturday June 18Th 10
O'Clock at the salesroom No. Wall street. valuable
and second hand Sofas Rockers tea dining pier card
and centre Tables marble top Secretary
French bedtsad Feather Beds Paasses ~ dressing and
other Bureaus rich Girandoles and Drops Lamps Cut Glass
VIi Cloths Hall Lanterns Sale positive aud worthy
zee Of dealers and families At private sale bargains three
rianofores. Desks Refrigerator Reclining Chars, SIC.
JACOB s. PLA1T, Auctoneer
SLsER FL ATE, &c.-Jacob s. Plat will sell This Day
at O'Clock for cash, by order of the executor OF the
ate M Samuel Dsmt the following articles of solid Silver
pste vL;- Tea Pot, Sugar Bowl, Waste Bowl Milk
rot Mug whole weight lo5 ounces Also, OF
no1s me English Cigar Cases imitation Stones gold Pens
&C &c. jel3 ltsrc
TERRENCE BOYLE, Auctionser
FURNITURE SALE will sell on Monday 18th inst
family leaving the city, consisting Of Mahogany Tables
Shsirs Bureaus Looking Glasses Clocks Sofa and other
Bsdseads Mattresses and Pasfes Feather Beds and he'd
ding Q Cloths, Stoves and fixtures Cutlery and China
ROYAL GURLEY, AuctoneeT
ENNGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS A iarse and vain
~ able collection OF fine Engraving many Of them richly
coloed together with modern oil p,ntings recently i'm.
ported with gilt frames will be sold This Evening by ROYAL
Garley Co, No 304 Broadway Of Duane
Many Of the Engravngs highly finished of the
art including Scenes tbs Life of Columbus sI
Illustrations Haveys Forest Scenes elegantly colored
views IN Paris, Scripture Pieces &c Also, many old
Engravings, studies for Artists, &c. &c. jel3 tier
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POST OFFICE,

POST OFFICE. Z
NEw YoRK, June IL, 1886.
STEAMER H1BERNIA, from Boston. The mail for the
- above Steamer will BIO elssed this Office Monday
the 18th inst r NJ Postage all letters must be
paid TO Boston. Letters Of half under cents
and each additional half ounce cents.
jel3 2'rc ROBERT IL MORRIS, r. NJ
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Married,
On Thursday evening 18th inst, by the Rev. George
benedict WILLIAM II. SHAW, to HELEN J. McKINSEY,
daughter OF Mr. Amos Nc Kinney. all of this city
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HARP FOR SAFE

HARP FOR SALE.
A DOUBLE Action, Gothic pattern Harp made by the
n celebrated ERARD foi the present owner who having
farther for this would dispose Of much
under Of importation. Apply No. AZ Pine Phade
phia. jel0 3teods OBJ
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JOHN WHITAKER.
JOHN WHITAKER late or Thorn near ship,on York.
SHIRE England will call upoa the subscrbers Or vii, ior.
ward TO them his address by mall 10 will learn something
all imsnc HENRY COGGIIL 4 CO. 40 Pearl At
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oieh " fhh I'M Al ~ iea C 70 ,.s'{
meeting Of this Compa1 y, held this Office the fol-
loving f T, were unanimously adopted
lversd from in this city, Is 8x cents 100 bs aud
that hs Company will neither ask receive through
Resolved That this Company will with nd
vdua this price, and adhere the for length of
Resolved That The sys,em Of abuse and unhandsome
men by dver customers reprobated by This CON-
on b eco ~ a sbs ~ v -
discharge.
pus.t ICE Their barses Texas Oregon and Cacra. each
This city simplifying 81 cart. employed in distributing il
Throughout New Y ork aud ITS suburbs. -
.sey carried out q, o The sr Order. maybe ls ON
board the bsrxss Catharine Market East River the
o Jsisa.Is We vs. wa. MsiNpREws Agent. .. Burnr slip
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
1T ". H DEGROOT 4 CO.'S io2 Fulton street,
be brown ",a and o Il sf i;o%
msSs and Meao Sachs. Frocis Dress and shad
Lna 81 % c5ssi.
Merno, White and Brown Linen. Fancy Summer French
plain and striped Cashmere Merino. Silk Marsees Va
leaeia Bingham and very handsome style Of Linens
for summer wear from Is cents TO 81 Boys Clothing, equal
co. 81 f sss st.
SUNNI t X CLOTHING
I AM SELLING handsome Summer Csmblet Frcek Coats
1o n a. cEGtoI Sack: at 3, G,S,o: rso at s., 9ns
and isnts from 81 50 upwards These garments are hand
somel, made add trimmed -
made usual TO orderhe cutting Of which sttend.to
.,si,S' and o'hs" wes O. 4 Ssr own
jria ,.rc iis William St, opposite the new stores.
npLNINC. mn THE EAl.IE HO'TEI
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PARK IHrATRI

PARK THEATRE.
MR. SIMPSONS BENEFIT
SIMPSON has the honor Of announcing to his friends
11 and the public that his benefit will place on
day evening next, June 18th. on which occasion
MRS CHARLES KEAN, SIGNORA ROSINA PICO,
AND MR. CHARLES KEAN,
have IN the ndes manner volunteered their valuable
wees and Will appear for this night only The
mcnts Will commence with the comedy of
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Benedict. Observation-Disclosures. Mr. Charles KEN.
Beatrice. Observation-Disclosures. Mrs Charles Kean
Alter which Slgnora Rosina Pico will appear in the
GEMS OF ITALIAN OPERA.
To conclude with
THE FOLLlES OF NIGHT.
Duke. Observation-Disclosures Mr. Charles Kean.
Duchess Mrs Charles Keau
jel3
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PISTOL GALLERY.

THE undesgned respectfully Informs his and the
public that he has opened ioI the OF prac-
pistol shooting cton with his Gy mnaslum at
Nos IS IL and 10 Canal where gentlemen fond OF
shooting and such wish receive lessons IN the art will
find every convenience and prompt attention The
well adapted the purpose being udcously lighted and IS
feet length. The pistols have all the modern improve
English make and OF the best quality. Open
during the day and evening. CHAS. +. OTTIGNON
iel3lwsrc Is, II and - Canal .
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Ra.s. ..............M Mr. Charles Kean.
Jel3 lt@rc
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE
ERR ALEXANDER having just arrived from the
patrons that he engaged the above building for the par.
,''s SMYssTEKsiso,GGss ENTERTAINMENTS,
:a ssn
l'''phy The ''isi fpHf f.xseCE.s 81 f. 2c
First Exhibition, Monday June l5th. ls46.
sft Ss
deserve which he will elevate his best sndesvOrs.
jell Str
HOWks CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
hA Lar. ever 9,S.n.:d in
aurnS cs5ssss convey the performer. wardrobe
Ace sssstTT ISSsM inv Sfh,RS;;rM.c..Tr M "
being chaste and classic her graceful address,
at: eas; sss
Eng feature Of - this The
aesspsp.f sasTsodina,y daring
the f'''s0f' Sra NJ * N ttsI SST Fffs,sA
weighs ts nor
the wS d. G in Jack sna the
and .s and viii s in ass.s The
Nays Is
Among he Ferormsis : the eslssrssd and principal Ri
der, s SaposGa Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS Whose ea
nile Act Of shp BY Master Nixon Olympic Eaer-
fsss Nj yhs; LED * 2;
Rss HsssG and Billy The SWISS M5
% sss Of Phqqs an:
SLACK Rope Esoutoas The Sssss Mn.ss, with IL
dist Win variety Of Others The whole Comprising the
leading most talented and classic performers the world
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GEORGE WILLIAMS, DYER.
gHAWI. CLEANER RESTORER AND nj rACHrR
NEW YORK AND HARLEM KAlLkOAU
COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
n and after Friday. MAY the foi

nm and alter Friday May lst 1886 the will fol
Leave City Hall for Ycrkyille Harlem, and ,rrsis;
sH O'clock PM. Leave City Hail for Fordh.m and vii.
lans' Bridge, att TO- and II ceicck. AM2. ~, s. and 81
J,u ua HsH,; Corner and Whiis Plains. and i
Yorkville at TO- $40, TO- and II 10 o'clock, AM lo
10 TO-. 81, 10, and O'clock PM: Leave Williams
* sa5 * osjSst leave &hi,s Plans H at md NAP
leave the City Hall O'clock, PM and leave White
P.;n. oeloek IN the morning On sundays The White
will leave White Plains at JAM and6 PM On Sundays
the Harlem and Williams Bridge Trains will be regulated
sccorsing o the of the weather. AR Imsrc
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TO SILVERSMITHS

AND THE TRADE IN GENERAL,
GARLICK 4 CO, PLATE CHEST and DRESSING
Case Mannfacturers for this last nine years Fulton
street. beg most respectfully inform their that
they have removed to and % Liberty street. near William
street. stairs where they will continue the
Brass Bandincs Ornaments nlays &c. every kind OF
material for desks, gun cases. &c.
NB.Nava and Military Ofices' Csnteens made to order
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES.
VHE Proprietors prepared TO furnish Holmes'
the trade them for private families
boarding houses having purchased the right from the
10 manufacture and sell them Our
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges IL hs city for the past 10
surpassed for convenience and durability They
warranted perform the for which they pure
chased and not they will be removed free Of
the purchaser Numeogs references be given
wishing 10 purchase The from rs to IS dollars
The propetors constantly urng, and well
supplied with paflor, Office, add bedroom CRATES of the
Also-TINWARE. bright, plain and ja,aned They have
at ell times ready 70 set Ranges grte and boers
Also smokey chmneys cured no cure, pay.
A. GILHOOLY'S SON,
m2l I'm 10 Nassau
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
hereby given all persona having bought stone
from L.imbseIs quarry, q Kpps Bay, formerly occu.
Ped oy Messrs Mott knowton that the of the
Quarry. WIII,IAM TAlNiRE I'm
Dated this 18th davo f Anr -
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THE Subscriber having become interested in the above
house the patronage his
friends Orders entrusted to his will be attended with
pTomptness. JAMES A. SWAIN.
IN
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INSTALLATION SERVICE.
ORCHARD STREET Universalist Church. Rev OTIS
~ skinner, will installed Pastor Of the Orchard
Javers~st Church and society Sunday (tomorow) a
teraoon. SsrvIees commence al o'clock M-sermon by
KEY T. ss~yer, President Of the Clinton Collegiate Iasti
tuts and late pastor Of above church. Revds W. s..
BAlch b. Thaysr Lyon and j. L. Harris, will parc,-
pate 10 the services Servcs also 0k o'clock, NJ in
the same church. jel3 lt~r
lNtlDEL CONVENTION
THE members OF the Infde Society for the promotion of
msard liberty, and the delegates from auxiliary socie-
ties will NEE, Al military Hall No 1913 Bcysry. Sandy
moraing, the 18th inst at 10 o'clock public meeting will
also BIZ held on he eveaing IN O'clock the Coli
scum, $50 BresdwaA. jel3 1tsr
THOS. SHANKLAND,
Attorney and Counsellor al Lap 81 Wall Street.
CUMMlSsi ONEK Of Deeds. and Commissioner for the
~ Satss ,f Maine. Vermont. Maryland. Ohio illinois
Alabama and Mississippi. jeiS 1aw4tsrc
M. LEVETT, DENTIST
M ORE HARM results from bungng performances Of in
lvl Dentists than the public Of II
Of the importance that all branches Of the Dentists
soud be skilfuy and understandingly prsctised To
those who think with Us, we recommend Mr. LEVETT,
VI Broadway and Warren the
inssroe Of Artificial lncoruptbs Teeth principle Of
Atmospheric Pressure -Noahs Weekly Messenger.
isfl fHre
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N h w L A kIt

I +
IMPORTANT NEWS to Shippers Of Grain and other
Farm Produce to Great Britain.
Anew law having passed the Legislature, admitting the
poraton of foreign and provisions low Of
duty, opportunity will be given those who desous
70 ship TO the Glasgow MARKET good connection with
The subscriber who has been fifteen the Grain and
Provision trade and there has hitherto been Of any
Importance who had practical knowledge Of that trade
IN better opportunity could be desired by
spectacle houses form that market. Liberal
advances will be given to their shippers.
the subcrhers long and knowledge Of
Grain and Provision Trade, and also his friendly intimacy
with the buyers large and respectable trade be cacu-
lated upon.
Aston House. ROBERT ROBERTSON, -
m23 imsr 80 Union street. C,Iasssow.
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MAY STATEMENT.

RoBr L. piHT If Xix; 5s;ai Fss:iid:n is''
BxNi. Z. MILLER, Secretary.
.sEPH L. LOAD, Agent
As.STEwART, Nj d., Medical Examiner,
No 621 Brosdway.S je2 eod2wsrc
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EDW AND FUA, DkAPEK AND IAILOk,
INVITES the attention Of the public the
stock Of ready made elcthng in The city, adapted spring
Der offers for inspection the desirable selection piece
goods the market Of color and pattern and the supe
meats such enables the subscribr with confidence
made order The having selected
with great and bought for cash alone strong induce
for all 10 call no wish purchase least per
ess than those houses who Obliged do business
the credit system.
n. BOffces fthe army and navy particularly invi
ted 70 call and examine large Of superior blue
cloths and cassmeres which will be made up
notice, and IN a manner not TO be surpassed.
EDWARD FOX, 202 Broadway,
Fulton IT, opposite 10 the Franklin House.
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w q. HAYNES wishes to inform young gentlemen de-
w sirous OF obtaining commissions the Volunteer
Corps, raising Ia this city and State, that he w G.
Hsyass has made for receiving about
young for primary lessons in military instruction He
prepare gentlemen take charge of the
der the Colonel of twelve Lessons One
lessoa, two hours CT tusn ~ and the argestsingle
the city, second floor American Eagle sale Stable
coraer of Delaney and Chryste streets is requested
those xeademen who feel inclined avail themselves oth
offer requested call and enrol the as 10
make the number Of one hundred
y. B.-A company Of IS file, wheel by right left,
shoulders forward in this spleadd Companies may
also hire for drill rooms w. g. HAYNES,
je3l Late Of It'll u. s. Infantry.
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d A. & L. DELMONICO, are happy to inform their
friends and the public, that their Hotel in Broad
way, No q Of Morris street is completed and
viii be opened on the LIST Of June next
pains have been spared render ofthe
Portable in the DESTROYS ola home
as well rs merely passing will find all their
m -
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LAP-WELDED BOILER FLUES.
liz FEET LONG, and from ~ inches in diameter.-
Az Can be obtained onlyof the patentees.
THOMAS PROS0ER,
AT lmsvr ptaus "
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TO vocALIsTs, MUSICIANS 81 z AND THE THEATI

TO VOCALISTS, NiUSICIANS AND THE THEATRE
CAL PROFESSION.
M CORBYN, Manager of the Swiss Bell Ringers,
w specially informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical that he will have fulfilled his
vices travelling agent musical professor band or
pany Of talent about travel
Having completed his second throughout the United
States the Canadas Texas and the Island of Cuba during
which he has visited almost Of those countries
and made acquainted with those details and
and useful TO professional Travellers
be believes that his services will advantageous to
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed w Corbyn Manager OF the Swiss Bell
Ringers, OF Sol Smith, ESQ., theatre st. Louis, Mo-, If
mailed TO May 10TH and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention AZ that time. ala tire
A TLANTlC GARDEN ~ NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON.--Dsdwo rh's Conet Band will perform
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing June Ind 90
o'clock Abundance free.
mys 3msrc WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor.
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GRAND BARBECUE.


GEANp BARBECvE At the CASTLE POINT OR
n honor VI the Commandan and Officers Of the SONS
OF 76' who leave Thursday for the Of war; join
their compatriots who already the Yucata
The committee appointed by the citizens of Hoboken
the purpose of arranging the grand festival having completed
Their ab9rs respectfully aequsnt the public that Wed
pounds will be roasted WHOLE and up the Virginia
style.
Msssrs. Carlisle, Mccarthy, Brewer Swartz, Howe,
Livingston, and Swirl have been appointed committee
Of arrangements
The Carving Committee will consist Of three Boss Vic
tussrs from each fthe New York markets.
Wednesday next, at O'Clock, A. nj.
The officers Of Army and Navy and the public gen.
orally invited partake the festivities
Tickets Tor Ladies to join the feast be of
the committee. or at the Ferry House.
magnificent band OF music will perform during the feast
from the balcony Of the Ivy Green HOTEL which fronts the
lawn. ~
Several extra boats will ply during the day between New
York and Hoboken TO convey and pains
be spared the Of the make efe one
Of ntevst and pleasure and this being the
yersary Of the glorons battle of Bunker Hill salute will
be fired at daybreak at Elysian Fields jei3 lt"je
w ILL be Paolished Saturday, June 18th, the COUNT
w OF MONTE CHRISTIE, by Alexander Dumas, Author
Of The Three Guardsmen." etc, etc: Embelished with
beautiful Illustrations drawn by NJ. Valentin. and
by backwood Magazine to be in literature what the pyra-
mids archits. and mperishabe' The
incidents although frequently OF the horrible decrp
well conceived aud skiifully narrated that
almost fancy the chSr.cter enactug their various
The work will be completed in three numbers Is
iel 3td<werc , = " 49,
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
w SPIES & CO, having removed TO ~ Maiden L,ns
~. offer large and well assorted stock OF Hardware Cut
erv Guns aud Gun Materials by the
-vrerrrIv I~ prices fnr rssh sr
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MODEL OF NEW YUkh

MODEL Or NEW fORh.
vINHE UNDERSIGNED is receiving orders for views
be represented upon the canopy Of his Model of New
York which will be completed These views vary from
10 30 inches in length and represented for mode
They include representations Of public build
ngs places Of busnes manufactures hotels private resi-.
dences, steamboats,, packets, &c.
number Of the first artists. both landscapes and decorative
painters, find employment by apply at the ofcealso
lew agents. aud capable Of ansacng business
Oihce hours irom2 toe Z N;
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NJ DUMSDAY, No. 425 Broadway, four doors above
Il. nal st teacher OF the Guitar, Singing, Pianoforte
coran and Violin continues TO teach ladies' and gentien
OF New York their own residences a required w,tho
extra charge. Terms moderate. A full sized HARP,
playing order for lie s25 Apply at f25 Broadway.
taI1 txvEr
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KOAKE'S IODINE EMINENT
universally admitted be the only article that will per
form all represented to do has performed such
astonishing Of Rheumatism, swelIed Limbs, sprain
Brusss OF the Cords and muscles Scrc
Kings Evil Paralyses Loss of the OF the Lin is Dis
Of the Spine Hip Joint Euptons Of the Skin &c
thar would agger belief n they could lie substant
aea by the most respectable who have used IL;
only be tried satisfy the invalid of he ealing
virtues Of this excellent remedy. Princicsl depot
simsrc s. fNGFRSOLL x Co, Vi John 81.
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DHILADELPHlA.-For Sale-The stock, fixtures, snd
good will Of the above weQ known establishment. To
person wishing 70 engage in The business satisfactory ev
dence Will be furnished Of Its present successful
and its capability of further improve by good
ment The proprietor, wishing to sell. will offer bargain,
Philadelphia, Of Exchange Place, will meet
with attention. je9 lws IN
CELF SKINS < SLAUGHTER HIDES-3ooo best qua
~ lity City Calf Skins, selected Also light, middng,
and heavy Hides, Of ghts For sale
mrs Inn rvr John HUM. 22a Eiizah~thsf
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+ SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
AT THE CASH TAILORING AND CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT OF

No. l02 FULTON STREET,
WHERE the following great attractions will be present
w ed Cloth Coats from s. TO- SIC; Alpaca Goats, from
g so S. Thin Goats of Linsus Gnghas Prints from
cents $2 50 Cashmere Pants from 50 ST. Merino
from to 80; Satin Vests, from 81 to sa Summer Vests
Cassimeres and Vestngs, which will be made to order
suit the most fastidons Boys Clothing equally cheap
which prices ADMITTED to be TWENTY-FIVE per
cheaper than other in the city. mSrc
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FOX SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES.
THE whole stock belonging to the late firm Of Stenike
L Schirmer Of 23 Broadway-Consistng Of a large
sortmen Of zephyr and German Worsed finished and
menced Emboideres embroidery Patterns and all materials
for Emboidering purse Twist and purse Trimmings giit
and silver Beads and variety Of French and German
myl5 TuE&Sa 3w~ re T.. ROCKNAGEL Asxirnee
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

In THE CIRCUIT CouRr, OCTOBER TEEH, ISs6
Ia
Dodson Matthew Dckersor John Dekerou, Rehecda Dkrrs,
Lewis Nauslrr Sarah Canada Martha
James Dckersn, Ale xandrr Dkess,
Nancy DickerSn, Spencer DkrIsn, William DkerrOn, SclOly
Dickersun and Elijah Dickerpn.
appear affidavit fled iy dinesrd and
Dlckcrson,
n1med ndan's resident Of the of ndana iIes.
e the senior, hereby nthed tai The
1896 Gu Dckerson the above named plaintiff
our
the
persons defendants;
Dendinp in o. said cOl and That unless he pd 10 or aHswm tbs
sst hi Irsre the calling day of m n
the hue in
Otoker said
will M taken rs confessed and decreed upon accordingly
Ius = ls,s. Attest. I'D PARKER.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

ENHS Splendid Equestrian Troupe the largest in the United Sa
and containing of the p-rormags
the honor Of performing in indianapolis Friday and Saturday.
9th and 25th for days only.
Among the performers will be folnd
MIR. H. r. Aadgan the best pad Equestrian in the United
Mr.. w Carroll the best rider without saddle bre Of
Mt b. Runnels lately from LondOn the ercuean rider
Mr. H. A. Gardner tumbler living, and the
no tirns a double FRONT he
J. McFaand celebrated and dancer.
MIR. Mcknight the Yankee Sanpson-rOngest man m the world.
Mr. Backwood, the vauter Mallory, the tunher Master, tire
without the Four AcrOas he admiration and wonder
pub) together with Disney, Taylr, Jhnson Ilavand Hicks,
Stenmet, Andrews, JOresque, Undume, Hare, &c.
Also Mrs Carroll, Mrs. Demoe ;Ee charming Fem1e Eqneslns,
and La Petite Miss Mafigan.
Principal Clown, G. o. Knapp.
This Company
performance travelling the u.
Admisson-BOxes, 50 cents Pit 2Chdren half price Box
no half price to the Pit.
half
p VI. Night performance O'Clock precisely Two
performances each day.
The company will pero at Edinburgh "Wednesday,
July 22d and franklin on Thursday, 23d. 10