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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17
ALEXANDER LAUGHElN,

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ksSssl. Grocery, Iron, Nail, Tin ttsaz
'sss3E1zsGnd Sheet Iron Store. Eyzs.sss5
WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
NJ + beg leave % call the attention of merchants,
w Traders, and Farmess generally, throughout
the Wabash country Illinois, and the Southern por-
ton of Kentucky, to our large and very general
Stock OF Groceries, Iron Nails, Tin Plate, Copper,
Wire, Axes, Cotton Yarn aud Domestic Mnnufac-
tured Articles Which we offer for sale at very re-
duced prices lor Cash or PFosluce.
The head of the house residing in Pittsburgh, will
enable us TO be regularly supplied with all articles in
our line. Dealers and country merchants need not
travel beyond Evansville for supply of all articles
they may need, and they would consult their interest
by giving us call, as we are determined to merit.
share OF public patronage. The business will be
conducted by
JAMES LAUGHLIN, JK
9g- Feathers, Hides, Tallow, Becswax and all
kinds OF Produce purchased al the highest market
prlce. may 4, '47-tf
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For Sale ar Ro-,
RIVER BOTTOM LAND ron SAIE

WISH to sell my valuable Farm OF River Bottom
= Land situate on Green River island in kentucky
our miles from Evansville containing 26O acres I5
state of cultivation There are three double in1
houses with stables. barns &c The log houses nre
all good, and two of them new with brick chimnes
ers"ns desirous OF purchasing will learn my term,
ny applying TO Mr.. L. A. CORDS; or w B. Butler or
Evansville or by applyiug opposite the farm
Ie 20 JAS. McCLAIN.
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FURIOUS, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

FURIOUS FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
IL the old stand, Main ST. ADORE the Market. J
| have on hand and shall constantly keep
A--.F for sale, large and general assortment Of
Il FURNITURE. made in the best manner,
s>s and which / will sell remarkable low
prices. Those wishing any article in my line are re-
quested TO call aud examine my stock.
N. H. All orders from the country promptly at
tended TO and furniture carefully packed for shipment
Feb. LON ROBERT FURIOUS.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
National Bakery.

n ne corner Of Water AMI Diuision streets.
E'REDERlC WETZELL, begs leave 10 inform
l. his friends, and the public generally that he has
again returned 10 this city, from Mexico and recon-
menced the business Of BAKING, in all its yarious
branches Fresh Bread, and a variety of Cakes
Crackers, &C., can he had at ali times and on the
most reasonable terms. Give him a call mayl.
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rINCINNATTI AT HOMER
CAMILLE MANDATORY

.o.p AND CANDLE MANUFASioNA'
ruEXy MeINNERNEY & Co, would res;
NJ Ao,tIIiv Inform the citizens of Evansville, ahu
-. - Sc Generally, that they have established a
so,p and Candle Mandatory, on p, yL
oet~e ,h-v intend 10 keep always on hand supply
~ San and Candles, of the best quality, which Iney
Q, ,snS 10 sell at Cincinnati prices. The highest mar
a, pri ces will be paid tor talow ana sleaSs %
kinds
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,,v,rox JRH HANNAH. +. n. TAIRcHILD
uARRINGfON, HANNAH 4 90, Forwarding
AMI Com mission Merchants, Water St, opposite
,bs wharf boats Still continue TO receive and for
word ON liberal terms ap IT,
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landed on the English shores in the short space
of twenty four hours, every man of which would
consider the glory of France, and the duty of
washing out that stain, as reposing on himself. In
the event of such an occurrence, the prophecy ei
the Duke of Wellington would be fulfilled; and
with The assurance which the presence Of such
an army would give the disafscted subjects Of
scatter TO the four winds the monarchy and all
its appendages, would be the consequence-the
final result Of which would be the establishment
of republic, the reputation Of the national
debt, and the complete Reorganization OF So
ciety.
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Destructive Conf agration IN Albany.

ALBANY, hpIII III Z. WI.
A fire broke out this afternoon in the rear of
the residence of N. Starks, on the southwest
corner Of Westerlo and Church Streets
Almost the entire block bounded by Church,
Westerlo, John and Dillius streets, was con-
sumed, inc uding the church on Westero street.
Only one or two houses on Ddllus street have
escaped. Almost all the houses on the south
side OF John street, between Dallius and Church,
are burned.
A store house owned by John Bogart, situated
80 rods from the fire, took fire from the burning
embers, which were fly ing in every direction.
All our city insurance companies are sufferers.
Mrs. F. .Pruyn was serious injured in jumping
from Starks'h ouse.
The fire was occasioned by live Goals being
put in wooden box. Three of the engines be-
ing disabled at fire here yesterday, the Mayor
telegraphed to Troy for aid The wind was
raging wildly all the time.
The loss must be very heavy.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County Of New York. from 18th day
=. April to the 22d day Of April. Ists.
Men 86; Women 65 Boys 81; Girls So Total 29l.

DIsEAeEs.
Apopexy. o. AsphyIi, Bleeding, Burned sceded.
Il Bronchitis Casualties 3; Cholera Infantum, Collie,
Con.unp,iop q Co1vuI,ions Is; Group Il CoSge.on Of
Dropsy, $; Dropsy Head, 81 Drowned, Dysentey. 4;
Erysipela Ill Fever Fever Bi,ous Ii Fever Puerpersl,
Yer Hectic Il Fever Nervous. Heart Dseae Of Hip
Inflammation sf ain, ); Iufammaton Of Bowels TO-; In
damma,.n Of Heart. l. Iphammation q Kdasysl !nam-
nation Of Lungs, 20; Inflammation of Stomach, lnam-
nation Of Throat 5; ILLUMINATION of Womb 2; Infamma-
ton Of LIVER Intempersnc: Lues Venersa, Maas
rre%aSrs Birth :; rsuri.y Rheu%stsma ssrofna, l;
small Fox. IL; spue Ii Struma Il Teethng 2; Ulceratit
Of !nt.stne. Ii liberation of Throat, .: Unknown,s
Age-Under one year, 60; to years, 30 8 to TO-
49, to 90 Is; 20 to 30 49, 30 to 49, ~; 10
co. IA to TO- 7; to go III 90 to %, 3; 100 upward,
A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspector Office, April % li4e
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Great Demonstration In favor OF tho French
Republic.

WASHINGTON, April "a, lS4S:
Neither House of Congress is in session. All
governmental Offices are closed, and business
entirely suspended, on account of the great de-
monstration in favor of the French republic, in
which our citizens are participating en- masse.
The procession was mighty and most enthusl
astic, and with its splendid and appropriate ban
ners made very fine appearance.
The exercises were held at the east front Of
tho capitol, where the scene was most magnifi-
cent. The vast multitude present, the fine open
ing prayer by the Rev. Charles Davis, Metho.
dist clergyman, and an able address by Richard
Coke, Esq, added TO the grandeur of the affair,
viii oh was just such one as was worthy the
capital of the Union.
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.rar, youngest Of General Doughty, aged SIX
Harlem, for interment, ct pollock P. M this day
The friends of the family requested to attend the
funersl from the corner OF Second avenue and Four
On monday morning. Gath instant. of consumption,
FRANCES ELLEN, wife Of Charles Eckehols, aged IS
years.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
offend the funeral from her late resideroe, No l2l
McDouga street Tuesday rs instant, at O'Clock, P.
On Monday afternoon gath inst after lingering ILL.,
ness THOMAS HENRY, oldest son Of Thomas and Rosan-
The fends and aequsnances Of the family, also the
members Of tho M B. and B. Society OF New York,
to attend his funeral from the Of his father 81
Grsenwich street on Tuesday a5th inst at O'Clock,
NJ lY- Cincnatsi papers please copy,
sumption, In the seth year Of his ags.
His relatives aud friends and those Of his BROTHER
r Theal, also the members Of Fire Company No 7, Of
which he formerly vas member rsre'peofay invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence No 6 Elm
street. on wednesday 2eth inst at O'Clock P. NJ
Mrs e. NJ. OsrERLirE, in the 74th year OF her age
Hes relatives and riends elso those Of her Frede-
Wednesday afternoon st O'clock from her late r.
dspce No. 20 Thomas street. without further invitation
Suddenly, ON Sunday afternoon, the asd inst JoHs
HARKINs, Q native Of the county Of Donegal Ireland
sAd the last twenty years resident Of this cit
in the A4th year Of his sgs.
His friends and acquaintanoss are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence Csthsrne
Ferry hou,e Brooklyn without further invitation on
Tuesday afternoon ut o'clock.
On Sunday last. 23d instant, Of Inflammation of the
lungs SAMUEL TRyoN son Of Alexander and Ann Col
Inns, aged Is months
On Monday evening" oath inst, MARY ELIZABETH,
vile Of Gead Smith, and only daughter Of William
H. Peel, aged 20 years.
Her remains will be taken to Bridgeport for nerment
On the oath inst. after lingering illness, Mrs JANE
ROBINSON in the full and bessed hope Of her Redeemer
In the sad year Of her age.
The friends CT her husband James Robinson and his
brothers, William and John Robinson, and her brother,
Henry Ssmerville, and brothsrinla law Henry Braden,
respectfully invited to attend her funers Wsdnss
dsy, April 26h, at O'Clock from her late residence,
No. ia Second street. Her remains will DO taken to tho
Greenwood Cemetery.
On Sunday, 2ad instant, after long and painful i'll
ness, Mrs MAReARET CRoEsBEcx. wife Of Paris Grocs-
beck, eyed IS years, months and days
The friends and relatives of the Family are
y invited to attend her funera this morning ct O'Clock
from her late residence l4s Church street
On Monday evening, April Gath, OF consumption,
RoBERTsW. JAaUks, In the SSth year Of his ago.
His friends requested attend his funeral, this
afternoon At 3oolock from his late residence, No Al
Leonard street. without further invitation His remains
will be taken to Rhnebeck for interment.
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Further Demonstra lions.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a, 1915.
A mass meeting of the citizens of this city
aud county, to sympathize with the freemen OF
France, was held in Independence square this
afternoon. 1t was spirited and impressive al
fair throughout.
Owing to the sickness of Mayor Swift, Mayor
Belsterling of the Northern Liberties, presided.
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Markets.

New OnLEArs, April 40. Cotton has improved; $500
bales Of niddlins to good middling sold at 90 SIC.
sugar-saes ct 81 3ko. Molsssss-S Sales small Fleu
Prices have declined on account Of the accumulation
Of stock. Freishts-An American ship was taken for
Liverpool, at nine tenths; ne Improvement
BssreN, April 2A-Flour-The steamers news has
not far, produced any decided effect upon the
ket We notice sales Of $50 bbs Geuesse Michigan and
other Western brands prices ranging from So s7x
So IS. Corn-Tbs msykst was somewhat heavy, while
prices remained the Sales Of 1000 bushels
made including white and yellow, at 500 CSC. Rye
Sales Of 500 bushels made at s2o Oatssalss Of
1000 bushels were made at sac. There no change
In provisions or freishts.
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respectable phyciaus who have tested its icacy
the proprietor Of G.y Compound Extract Of Cauchaau
induced to recommend Of highly sensbi
to commence with single teaspoonfu instead Of
cordDg to the directions the bottles in her
lie 70 motif, them Of spurious limitations. one Of which al
10 this CITY, As all the Canchalagua which his
arrived in the United States from California within the
demmd for The Extract. especially in Bo,ton
where il best known will his disposal Of guam
long time with safety unl less bears his sign ture
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CIsIhTIETA ON0kSllSS,
FIRST SESSION.

Senate
WARRINGTON, April "a, Is4s.
The Senate assembled all O'Clock, when MIR Dallas,
the Woe President his seat and called order
Numerous memorials and petitions were Presented
MEMBER.
Mr. ASHLEY Of AksnsAs, presented the credentials Of
Msjor Borland the Senator from his State who was
duly sworn and took his seat.
PuRcHAeINs A LIBRARY.
Mr.. CLARKE OF Rhode Island, submitted resolution
instructiug the Committee the Library to inquire
whether Wssbingons Library was for SALE and $50, on
what terms and to the expediency OF the Govern
ment purchasing the same, which was adopted
OFFICIAL REPORTS THE SENATE.
Mr. BELL of Tennessee, submitted resolution IN "a
of furnishing each member OF the House with Official
reports Of the Senate-proceedipgs on which were laid
over.
ENQUIRY INTO THE CONDUCT OF IL
Mr.. HALE, Of New Hampshire, presented petition
from of New York. praying for an investigation
of the conduct of Col. Chids requiring American so
before tn. Catholic host which received and
ferred to the COMMITTEES on military affairs.
SYMPATHY roR TINE FRkNcH
Thevrcs PKrs,pENr laid before the Senate a oommu-
nicstiOn from the executive committee Of public meet
ing inviting the ssns. to Join ,hs French sympathy &C.
POST ROUTE BExWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
MIR. PERoE, ef1aEylsnd, presented 2 petition hume
ests6iishn psf route By railroad between rhils,
RELIEF tv JOHN LoRIMER oRAHAM
Mr.. PlrscE thenpoved to take mp the bill previously
TrpS for q 'hS S1s
and passed. Oh lion, the Senate then adjourned.
Mouse or Representatives.
The House assembled ct the usual hour, when the
members were called to order by the Speaker. The
journal wss then read and approved.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
Mr. Cooke Of Tennessee. moved to suspend the rules
in order that he might offer resolution In favor Of the
House meeting hereater ct eleven O'Clock Twothirds
net voting for It. the motion failed and the House 70
fused to suspend
BILLe.
Mr.. BoYp Of Kentucky, moved to suspend the rules
In order that he might that the House might take
up the Senate bills Two thirds not voting for it, the
House refused to suspend
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Mr. VINTsN, Of OHIO, moved to suspend the rules In
order that he might offer resolution assgnir early
day consideration OF sundry Appropriation Bills
The vote the motion taken by tellers and de-
cded In the negative SO the House refused to suspend
On motion, the House then adjourned.
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From the South.

AUGUSTA, Ca, April "A, 1913.
Three special overland expresses, bringing pa
pers from New Orleans of the 18th, 10Th and Goth
inst, arrived here to-day.
They contain no Mexican or local news of i'm
portance.
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marrle6.

On Sunday, the 23d inst by tho Rev. Doctor Chase,
Mr.. WILLIAM HOWARD GIBSON, to Miss JANE BRADwELL,
both Of this city.
On the 18th Instant at Carlisle, Pa, by the Rev Mr.
Nsdal Hon. T. PILLsBuRv, formerly Of the State OF
Maine, and now q Representative In Congress from
Texas to REBEccA s, second daughter of Col j. Car
penter, Of Penobscot county, Maine.
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l., M Hoffman, Aucti0nesr. Refined Sugar.
l., ~ HOFFMAN On. will sell Tuesday, I'd May, I2
oeloek at etullsughs ,aes room, Ie6sed .ggn-he
Woo sey consisting of loaf ushed and powdered ref ed
of standard and inferior brands usual
THIS sale made the s4rs Of the rm the senior
from the business and will be made credit Of four
hs epprsvsd for all over 100 and on other
terms which will be made known at The time OF sale ~
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Anthony j. Blocker, Auctionesr, Will sell
household furniture of general description fac oil
paintings We nesdsy 26th inst at 10 o'clock. the
mises, No. 50 Bank street
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MEDICAL CARD-DR GLOVER TAKES THIS
l method OF informing those who have enquied BY letter
whether he had retired from pncce that he still continues
those difficult and proaeted csses Of constitutional end
less experience Dr. O. would especially invite those Who
from csss call al his Office.
No where they will with certain speedy
end efectual Private through the the
mfr dnNy
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The Piumbs National Daguerrean Gallery,
be visited be appreciated The immense coliee ex.
cesds any other exhibition Of the kind this county
examination Of this gallery will satisfy any one Of the supe-
riorty In executing pictures by d,suerreotype
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GRAND MILITARY A.
" nor Of the prog,sss Of fre'
of the me citing ~ The Fiat q,

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC JUBILEEIN HO-
" of the Of freedom in Europe and OF the dy
of the meeting Of the Fiat Counrss in France to frame He
blcsn constitution Grand Ball End Classical Ceremony
The french ou.n will take osee =, n. PsI Theatre on the
Hon. W.m Brady, Heu A; II. Miskle, Herman Kriege.
Eq, Theodore sesgwick, E,q. Hon: w Hayemeyer, Ec
Floor Commi,t.e~Co Burnett Col Van Barren Maj Lyons
Capt onati Capt Mc0ath Capt Avszzsnn. Capt Lusrs
sea, Mai RAIDER Capt Loue Col Benson, Col Potter Capt
Captain Cauley Alderman Cro!us Alderman Koh-
Caylns. Isaac y Fowler JObn Bernard, H. EieLe. C. "
nau g. r. Harris Floor Charles Wright
Order OF Of Cap Of Liberty IT, be forwarded
oeoeI p.eis.y the Lsyss.s Fu.s.,. and Gard: La
fsyee will the theatre and take the position asssnedto
ench-ihe Band playing Hail. Columbia Ex.rreslden.
Van Buren, supported by the Presentation Committee. viii
eeive hs French Consul on tn. right Of the Orde Lafayette
The rational color will the time advance to
the front and certfe Of their respective the
OF the address aud presentation the OF New f
the ass.mblaee after which Band will play The
Star spasRed Banne" Ard The response Of re tsnen
Consul in behalf Of tho city Of Paris the mnsenonc
Hymn" The Representatives Of each rstion Win LieeIy
Frnei corps The Lasyets Fuee!s gill then move 70 the
ria and form the LEFT Of Gras arc Hon Pc
line, and take converiept posiIan 70 reeve ~
deaed !, the Lafa cite Fu,lees The Presentation Gem
ce and uests will leisure retire TO the room sppo.
pristsd no Them and dancing recommence ~ ne secocd
inf.rm Allegonrai National Dane tnd oy
Tca embracing Liberty arranged by Professor Wraht es-
prrsy for DoncIng viii commence ct O'Clock
ticy ct will admit gentleman and two LADIES' Hefresh
men sslbon Of the celebrated caterer, O. Burr
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the real h,ad of hair that scsptcs and have
the most perfect aud extraordinary Invention Of
wiz Is u, being made without sewing or weaving vhlch
is closely to resemble the natural nair
us texture being so beautiful and free that all
cases OF petpiraon unimpeded end the
evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The cepc and connos
ieu are alike invited to Dspsct this novel md beautiful Wiz
and manufacturers. A. C BARRY, No. 1877 Broadway.
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polls but head up Broad ~ay aud run for
rHALON's, No 81 A few bottles of the Chemical Hair
lnvgorator will produce such change ao that you
won't know your mantops when you them III any
tells that oil will the pu ,pose as
well tn unrvaed sol and tonic invite them 10 tell
that to the mnes and IN the meantime the proofs
oil ITS value and test Its excellence by trying the article
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CPRIN0 AND SUMMER G LoTB,NG ST THE CITY
C,Ih,ny Wmehouss o, Fulton street opposite n, old
yesu from 81 to ., whole sui, FOR g. D. SMITH, e'
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mi kRCANTILE MUTUAL INsURANCE COMA.

M ERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPAF
IVA ny, No. So Wall street-In conformity with the equisi
tons OF their charter the Company submit the follswing
statement Amount Of premiums not marked on April Sd,
1897 Sll6l6 AZ amount Of premiums on policies issued dur
ing the year ending Arr 3d. ss $7s2so s1tota amount
oTpremums Ss1so7e 76 The amount OF preiums marked
of the above wason marine risks Ssoo
$667AT 20 less PREMIUMS e5273 e2-eamed premi
for the year t64 6s6 26 Paid during the period
insurance, $4,000 6e expenses. S97le 9s interest,
commission and bed debs S2913s 79 marine losses 42t
"a; insrd gation do 62 3otota S6 5s1 t9 profits
to be divided 198ii8 H. Amount Of earnings Of ls $'26l
49, do d. Ies above 9sslis T-total for two years,
$3.50 10 So The further report that they have
Treasury notes. tlol go 81 lis receivable $3 3 49, cash
and Gains be closed BY notes S 9ss 81;
scrip Of other companies 81 1879 9tota assets 1858 503 a.
The Trustees have declared dividend Of thtytwo cert
the earned premiums Of the past in scrip
and after the second Monday in May The Trustees
have also esoved e pay an OF s1 per cent 9, '
1877 be paid the holders thereof their legal
and after the eighth day Of May next IL also
esoved N A. the accumulated profits exceed the
OF half million Of dollars the shall be appopar
ted TO the redemption Of scrip ageeaby 70 the
OF The charter By order of the Board CHARLES NEW
{ OMB. sserstsry TsustesssTh9mas Hunt James Free
stswm. G. Marsh. George Hastings. q. VI Roger Henry
y. T.. Moing ssmusl J. Besls. William Watt, Almet Reed
Cyrus Curtis Herman Boxer! Charles Carleton Lucius
Hopkins. Daniel o. Havilsnd Levi Cook David l. Sayre,
Henry A. Stone James q. Hal!oek 7 Matby Georgs D.
Phelps James H. Soufisr Frederick Victor. H. w Mall,
Richard Biselow. AsIs Baker JOSEPH WALKER,
WOOD WALTER, Assstant Vics Pesidspt; CfiALEs
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RARNUM's AMERICAN MUssuM-P. T BARNUM,
ID Proprietor; F. HtrCHcocK, Maaager-eplendd per.
formances every afternoon at hafpast o'clock and every
evening quaner before Magnificent DissoIxng Views,
YaHkss tho Fire King and Queen lat week Of Mis-: Be-;
Wax statuasry Madame Rockwell, the Famous Fortune
Teller may be privately consulted at exta charge Of Is
mauces &C. cents; children uEdsr 10 Of and
old enough wslk alone l1k Reserved front seats
xhi oh ertra
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Gold Pens cns Improved Fountain Gold
Pens made By Mr. Craytey for real utility and service far
excel hnt that has heretofore ussd Every
should be suppIed with them They carry ink enough
whole page, and can be had only Of Beers Clsrk
sa rs John st. where also be found the of
all III. best makers IN the country Manufacturer lowest
uDsd
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shipping intelligence.

shipping Intelligence.
NEW ORLEANS. April IA, ship Bay State Boston, baILs
2oth-Cd ship Memphis New York; barks Clement, The
tas, AID William Bugan do.
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V1EMPLE OF THE MUSES., Ss CANAL STREET

TEMPLE OF THE MUSES., 36 CANAL STREET.
Great rush to witn.ss the T.bIeauI. at the Temple.
where Venus OF ladies have been aged.
ADD faultless TO- who each evening will give series Of
TabIeauI. which bring down cheers Of Animation from
universally believed to be very much like the Model Artists.
nuder Amongst the Pictures the
following The Raihers Surprised, Maden Rescue Favo
rts of sersgo. the Soldiers Dream &c &c Coleman's
70 none The shSs ppS.r te masss'%ent Of Mr. Bruce
formance O'Clock. Paquette IS cents; Or
Ray renfs
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NJ OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-EVERY NO.
Iva theirs Book apprehension of poverty aud
prospect Of too large family Of children. prevent
prudent people from the married but hc,c
work that will tell you important which will
all uch objections and the author insured will
cents For sale By Burgers Sipcer Co 222 Broadway,
New York; Zeiher X Co., If Chestnut and Third
philsdslphis w. ". Dsvp Is Stats