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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-27
FRESH ARRIVALS OF NEW GOODS.
BY KRESEN a MORGAN

FRESH ARRIVALS OF NEW GOODS
BY KRESEN a MORGAN,
No. 25, Main Street. Evansviue, Ia.
|C00 PIECES sup American and English Prints;
lSOO so do Painted Lawns, at from, l2t to 2sc;
20 do Ginghams;
10 do do Lawns;
10 do black and cold Dress Silks:
20 doz summer Shawls and Scarfs
do Victoria Skirts;
% ps beautiful summer Veelings:
10 do cold and white Linen Drills;
l do Linen sheeting IL qrs wide;
n 10 do Cloth and Cashmere;
50 do Ribbons
do Carpcting;
10 doz. blk and white Kid Gloves:
10 do superior Bonnets;
10 do Pic Mic Gloves; -
20 do Shaw!s and Scarfs;
p do Hosiery, --Misses'-.Ladys', ana
Childrens';
10 cases Boots and Shoes;
do Hats
doz Panama, sup. article;
do Leghorn, do do;
And many other articles which we will be happy 10
show you by calling. The goods have been bought
at great sacrifice the Eastern markets. and will
be sold accordingly low
We respectfully solicit call, as we are satisfied
we cat please a. quality and the prizes hoa Be 40
'6jeef. mays.
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FURIOUS FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
1t the old stand, Main ST. obopc the Market }
have on hand and shall constantly keep
Z for sale, large and general assortment OF
FURNITURE, made in the best manner,
3Sand which i will sell at remarkable low
prices Those wishing any article in my line are re-
quested to call and examine my stock
N. b. All orders from the country promptly at
tended to and furniture carefully packed Tor shipment
Feb. LON ROBERT FURIOUS.
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LIFE INSURANCE..

JANUARY REPORT.
TIME Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company du-
i ring the month Of January, ls4s, issued Isl new
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neg

IL Temperance.-Kuiokerso DVi'ol ~ D.
If r. viii celebrate their Third Anniversary a.
Rroes,.ay Tahsfuscs on Thursday evenins rep ~
S,sss bv Rev. BIZ r X CHtFlN Of Boston 7. u ~ r. -
ID Wilson will preside. Singing BY the ENoe 80 u
Tickets Is cents-nsy be hsd a. the Orssn once 81 y
-, % N,sssust; Prise. $50 tulton-st; A McOol.oi
S1s and ass Broadway; J. Wilcox. S.. Bowery L .;
Scans 4s and ne Bowery 7. W W T. 9i.ley' toV
$500 \ q Warner. eo5 Beecker-sts q. W. Harden
49, soi Bleecker-st. tilFoy, SO huosou-sti X no
~ Sla Hudson o.. Lambert Lane, os waist sac -
sei'i - a. M. evening The ngmbeT Of tickets being
,ns ,ho.s who intend going will DO well TO secure
them esy' 7f5t'g MWATh
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a NOOK FOR EvERY ONE

MILL BIZ RI BLIsHED ON SATURDAY, No l. price
w Is cents Of the Cyclopadia OF Moral and Religious
Anecdotes By Rev. Arvine Pastor Of the Providence
Church. Y with Introduction by Rev George Chez
ver ID To be completed In parts. = cents each.
The and contents Of this work are adnira-
bic and OF exceeding interest book for every family.
which ALL old aud young, will delight 10 read IL viii
make octave volume Of about 300 pages each subject
under its Appropriate head forming invaluable aid to
the clergyman and student Of the Bible well a. vast
fund Of Information 20 the general reader.
Published by LEANIIf. TROW CO.
1871 Broadway. Of Deyst
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INDIAN
nORTRAIT GALL ERY-Mr J. o. LEWIS T

nORTRAIT GALL cry Mr. J. o. LEWIS respect
fully inforrns the citizens OF New-york. that he has
opened for exhibition a. ~ Broadway his Gallery OF
Transparent Portraitsc GO INDIAN CHARACTERS, com
prsns Of the pr ,cips chiefs OF the sscs Foxes
chipps~sys. winuebayo,s Pottawaiome', Menomonies,
been al taken foui lie BY No. Lewis while 10 the en-
ploy Of the L. Governm. ut, copies Of which are pre-
served in s archives at Wsuastoo aud may De imphc.
isson g The Gallery viii be Illuminated on sat
n,s.v tom , until o'cio,k IL II lwiss
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THE AMERICAN

A RCHlfECr No. 9-The cheapest architectural work
Asyer published In the United States Price p cents
per number. Published monthly IL consists Of original
Designs q Country Dwellings from tue elegant to the sim
pie cottage, from planters mansions to village d0mics
In word every variety Of rural residences embraced
order the views Of every person desiring
Try house. Each number contains perspective view two
elevations plans plate Of details and foil carpen-
tef' aud mason's specih cation.
fhe American Architect by furnishing collection OF
Designs adapted all tastes and Will every
difficulty in the choice and money expended plans
u 10 will furnish u elevations, plans ad specih
cations In each year At price not exceeding seventh
Of the usual charge for one.
The price is only IS and IL Is surely mex, 20 inn
possible but that such periodical will obtain awide cir
culatiOn New-YOrk Tribune.
c N SAXTON. 20j Broadway
afqt "a LONG q BROTHER % Annst
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NOTICES.
~ Rnthcr MalheN., Receprion.-Aa ~

CsSvertiou Of Delegates no various Total Abst nenee
soeisuss in this cay and yie-iiy. for the rsespuoa O.
Fsb 10 in he HAL corner Of hen, and Csrharne So
socete. in this city and vicinity not represeuied af7
be rurctusi 81 Il O'Clock JOHN MoGRArs, Pfssidsui
~ y FcsrkT Secretaries 4 lt'g
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'I CcHRIsrY'S MINSTRELs.
s.Nv.sp's MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF rEs
MI SSI.sSIPPI RIVERi

THE IARsSsr PAINTING IN rHE WORLD
DAINrED ON THREE MILES or CANVASi-Er-
hibinga view Of country 40 miles In length, extend
ing nom the mouth Of the ssour River 70 the City Of
NsvOrlesns and reaching degrees Of latitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
opeu every evening Sunday excepted 81 the NEW
PANORAMA 3UILDtNG in Broadway adjoining Niblo's
Garden. Admission 81 cents; children half price The
Panorama will commence moving az n o'clock precisely
eo-.Io-k al tfisua
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| WANTED The sa6ssribsr 10 assirsSs Of assoeiaias
: ~ himself se suitable person partner 10 conduct
y 49,. A. We Hotel man scquAntsd With The tlsiaess
~ s-pital of some thee thocnnc dollars would Sad
dssh oppo-tuuity 70 invest . ~ Eoo4 sdvantAze sri
sngss-hir.sif u a. sctiye occpiticu- One without :
family : Nd be preferred ,.,.s l. -,-.-s ii, .
should srraHssgsSi Of tbs sina = esse,sa. ne
The furniture !, pur-hasei uFor reasonable terms
The ho1se - w. and favorsbiy snnWn 20 the puohe-s
principally ne~-N.s well heated 10 me ely - any
P h. oLNsTED
Columbus, oaio, Jan. .sas.1. II
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~ Mercantile library A..ocio,iop.-

NIOHOI- Lii D. VII deliver The mn Leciur- Of he
Course on Astronomy, a. Clinton Hall on Tuesdav eve
ming, gth inst q. r NJ Subject Comets N.bular Hy
poihess Theory Of the Origin Of the Solar system TIE
third Lecture having been divided into two, the
will embrace instead Of xix lectures gnsy
nOuncsd Admission 30 cents. Members half price -
Tickets aud Programmed may be had A. the Library
II u THOs ]. BAYAUD. Chm Lecture Com
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For safes of sfook,. see Fomh Page.

SATURDAY NJ.
The Stock market was buoyant 10 day and the
sales considerable extent, especially Of Harlem which
went up 10 AZ The movement IN this stock IN the face
Of the accommodating difficulties Of the Company, indicate
thst corner is being formed Treasury Notes are
rm and demand at s9i d99l Government Stocks have
an improving tendency Skies Of 1867 sold at par and Of
1862 at ga The universal opinion that the is in pro
ssss OF snioabe adjustment has given much rsess 70
Treasury Notes aud makes them 81 present prices one
Of the best speculative purchases the Stock Board
They are not likely to decline materially. and should
peace be made would advance 10 or IS per cent.
The Bill market is well supplied and the demand
IL quite moderate. Sterling is 90l0 per cent with but
few selling at the higher Francs are 27 0546i-
The Southern mails bringing moderate supplies Of bills
The Freight market is dull, and there is but lit
tie Offering epng provisions An engagement OF Corn
was made for Glasgow 6d and another for Liverpool
sd Cotton is dull at a. Grain std. Flour and Meal
i5ddl3d
Application has been made to Judge Edmonds
for authority open the transfer books Of the North Amer
lean Trust and Banking Company and he has given
der that effect The plates for certificates aud the trans
fer books are being made At present the stock repre-
sened by scrip transferred from hand to hand without
istration, and know where the stock is. By
opening transfer books stockholders be traced
situations with each other had and probably plan Of
compromise agreed upon with the bondholders by which
the assets may be taken Of the hands Of the Receivers
large expenses saved and What remains Of value revert
TO the stockholders. There about four millions OF
property we believe locked up the concern which il
IL could be divided equally by compromise las been
proposed would leave the stock worth about 49, 1t Is
generally conceded that the boudhoders recover no
thing by law end many OF them under this view OF the
case have ought largely Of the stock at low prices In
der TO gain hand what they lose on the other The
protected opening Of the transfer books has already had
favorable effect upon the stock
To-day was the day for closing up the books OF
the Planfed Bank which reopened for the purpose
Of issuing certificates for the circulating notes As far
we learn but moderate has been sent in at this
second opening.
The following table exhibits the comparative re
eepis at ths Custom House for The month OF January
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81 Jann@.y RePersP9 l1v % W.T.. gENEFI y

ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President.
BEsJ. c MILLER. Secretary.
Jos. l. LORD, Agent
JAWS STEWART, MD, Medical Examiner Al the Office
daily from 10 o'clock
NB-Ihat part Of the 2lh section Of the charter which
limited the duration Of the Company 10 % years has been
repealed. The Company exists under charter nm
limited iniis duration. q lmisMNN
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men Of the City Of New ork A Course Of Lectures
Hercusneuu and Pom peiir will be delivered before
The Society by Rev Wai. adams A. Mechanics Hall.
Az Broadway The first Lecture will be delivered this
evening 9TH, al =. o'clock Members Of the Society
obtain tickets Of admission application 10 the Libra
rian Of the Appreutices Library 10 CrOsby-st II 10
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NEARLY READY

n APPLETON a CO. win soon publ.h-l Laustou
~. ParsorAEe. Tais. Second and consaiiux yut. by
the A1th0r Of Amy Herbert Gertruts,' ke vol
l-mo.
n The Ss.iehes three Tales. By the aathor Of y
Herbert" a he Old Mas Home and Hawkstonr'
VOL .mo with ilustrAiions
III. History Of the FLORIDA War Is Origin. ProEress
and Concusou % which "a appended record Of Of eers
commissioned officers Musicians and privates OF the
nii-d States Army, Navy and Marine Corps By Capt
John T sprssue. 9Th REGIMENT L. :. Army. vol svo
sith map and illustrations
". Orendorf-s New Method OF Learning 70 Read
Write ard Speak the spsnish Language edited BY Sis
NeiosgasE and Simmonne / vol limo.
ID. A. L co have recently published
Arnois Greek Reading Book. edited BY Spencer limo
q So
HaTe.k,. complsts POetisAl Works illustrated new
edition. -
Byron. Complete PoetieAl Works, illustrated. new
edition. g.
Moore, Complete PostsAl Work., illustrated. rev
edition -
Gen Hurs Military and Civil Life. vol -
TuckeTmsn's American Artist Life. ] vol. 1ic =.
Meeklsnbers's Reply to Miners End Of Controversy
= cts
Rlaneharis Heads and Tales of Travsers lastd, 7sc
AppietCn's Library Manual I yoI svo. 81.
sawyer's Plea for Amas-ments. I vol. 50 cts
EVELYN . |. Of Mrs lforolphfu. 1 vol 81
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CHRISTY,S SONGS.

y SEEN HER At De WINDOW
lust PUBLlSHED-Ths above beautiful and popu
lar Ethiopian Song and Chorus Also for sale Rosa Lee
Dearest Mae; o Garry back 10 Old VirgnDy; Happy
are We; Mary Blame; Old Joe Jim Crack Corn Jim
Crow Polka Ny Pretty Ysllsr Gal; Snow Drop Ana
stop dat Knockng: Chnsty's Polka and III Negro Mel
sung by Chrisy, Csmpbslrs Sable Brothers, &c SC
Orders received from al parts Of the country.
j25 6tsolis c HOLT, i56 Fultonst cor Broadway,
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Mrssrre VrssEI.-We learn from the Ports

MIssIsG VEssEL.-We learn from the Ports
mouth (N. Journal that tha schooner Inez Martin
BILLED from that port the 18th Of April last Ash
ing voyage and has not yet returned She probably
lost In gale Sable Island about the 29h OF that
month she In company with other vessels In that
vicinity the day before Her consisted Of Capt Mar
tin and seven hands
BFNFvoLESCE TO THE IRIsH-We learn that
Edward CgnSrd Jr. Esq. OF the Roys NAL Steamers, has
shipped freight Free by the from New
York, fourteen boxes containing about bOOO articles q
clothing collected In this city and other places by Rev
G {. Moore. for the poor OF Ireland. Phil American
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Carr Calendar. .rms Day.

The Superior Court commences lite February with
Calendar Of s6S causes. Calendar for to-day Nos TO
n, deduotine No 2 The Circuit Court will also
nsbce its term.
CoNNos PLEAs-PubIshed on Saturday.
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n h NV UNNs bf Ntu buuTTUo--r NtOtu- fuIIluuf
OPart ?. published this day.
The author hasspen year IN researches into the crimes
vices aud miseres OF this city snd in the above work
have the beginning Of the result Of these Investigations
The iathfuness Of these descrp Tar they
connected with the subjects OF the Police endorsed
his Honor the Chief The work 10 dsshiug.y written, sad
shall give u farther notice Sunday Dispatch
The London Court Journal
London World Of Fashion, for January 80 cents.
Pictor.. History Of Ensland-NO. So
Adventures In the Rocky Mountains aud Mexico BY
Charles RuNton. So cent?
Ho~ift's London Journal, for January. - year
Flirtaiions In America, By Seatsied. - cents
Arsh Neil. by q. =. r. James ~ cents.
The Grumbler. by Miss Pickering. p. cents
The Life Of Chevser Bsyard, by ". Gilmore Smms II.
All the Literary and Commercial Magazines for January
and February
The Count Of Monte Christie, b. Dumas 81.
Twenty Years After. by DumAs. - cents
Jsmesthe Second, by Ainsworth I2i cents.
Sybii Leonard, by Mrs Grey p cents.
The Dake and Cousin, by Mrs. Grey. p cents.
Brian o Linn, by Maxwell. 80 cents.
81 BEREORD 4 co A.tor Hnnse
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BOARDING.


BOARD WANTBD-Ry gentleman 10 a private
- ilmily where there bot few boarders Ref.
erence exchanged AadresI T.. W. D. stating terms
Tribune Once. n 81
DOAKDING-A Weilfurnished room 10 let With or
Owithout board, 90 single gentleman az b White
few doors vest Of Broadway 5fjus
NlRs. SWANS, sI Murrsy-st-A few gentlemen
I'tcsn be accommodated with good bcari and pieaslnt
rooms, BY applying as above. 81 I'm
BOARDING-UotS FOR SAI.E.-The for
n uituFe ana good Will of boarding house the
best ccstons In the lower part Of the city offered
sale The house - well furnished; has been kept
Of boaders For terms and particulars applyto Sc tits
JOHN MOtFArl, Attorney a. Law, q Waist Sd loor
DOARDIsG-To let, with hSard, a room and bedroom
bon the second floor, suitable iOt gentlemen and his
wife also room fr SINCE gentlemen. Please apply
SIS Houston IT. corner Of Crosby first block from Broad
way. II lwis+
DOARDING.-A gentleman and wife, or two or three
I'D single gentlemen may obtain good board and pleasant
Al moderate charge BY applying a. 2i7 Eighteenth
81. near the Ninth-avenue. JIG jteodis'
BOARD AND RENT.-A yelling house in the vll-
ID ags Of Stamford 20 et from the ls Of April May
next 10 person well qualified 10 manage house for
the accommodation Of few private families. The house
IA large AID cOmmOdOus, and in perfect order situated
a farm Of about four with stables and carriage
houses for the accommodation OF these wishing to keep
their esab shnent II sdistan about two miles from
the steamboat auding and within half mile OF the
tempsted depot Of the NewYork aud New Haven Rail
oad and will be hour and quarter from this city by
the through train The object Of the present occupant
premises aud have the raid by the board Of bis small
family. For farther particulars apply Al IS Bondst be-
tween the hours and r NJ or At ll8 Ffontst
10 2swfwis
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NOTICES.
rY Lecture ON Phonograpby-Af he R4fger,

re- Lecture on Phonogrnphy-Af The Rafgsrs r.
male infffatr Mad0n-ft-A. r BOYLE will lecture
Phonogs ply the Rufger Female Institute In Madison
II on Wednesday evening, Feb g. Lecture 70 commences
:. O'Clock Single ticket 80 cents; admitting gentle
and lady = cents one gentleman and two lad ~
TO 10 had the bookstores Of W. II. Graham, Trbun@
Budinss; j S Redfed, corner Of Beekmsn and Nassau
the Office Of the sSon. Sun BEildirgs and
the door the evening u the lecture. Several css.
are about 10 be formed which thorough practical in
srocton will be given The place and tine OF meeting Of
these classes price Of tickets &c. will Be announced a.
the close Of this Introductory lecture and aerward in the
advertising columns Of the leading city papers.
Mr.. OLIVER DYER whose able reports Of Prot Nichols
lectures attracting much attention, will be present
and give specimens Of verbatim reporting n SITS
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NiANUFAC TORY or ACCOUNT Boos,. Man.

vi IA L.l,er'Wrsrs ID smond Point Gold Pens. Gro
on lnk aud Stationery Articl-s, ll MadenA1e. below
Willi.u-st.-FRANClS LOT IREL i1vit- the atten-
or OF their feass sui IN. public their arge asslrt
meat Of snk Books Cap and Letter Papers hnssh And
French Stationery, &C. &C Merchants. banks public o.
ices and al rho require books ruise ~ pattern VII te
supplied short n0t-e Articles sold ~ very loS prices
md IN quantities 70 suf purchasers.
LEWIS FRANCIS. 49,. -.
GYRL-s N InI-raEI LI M--oen--an--
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~ MISUNDERSTANDING Lectures, A. Society L


brsry, 3f3 Broadway, Monday evenings-C W. Corr
LANDS. Eco o. Engineer. Course Of three Lectures
the History Of the Steam Engine, commencing Monday
evening 9TH inst. AZ q. O'Clock
The Course will embrace The entire history Of the steam
Engine and be illustrated BIZ working and d.
dacte Models, Of Hero-Marquis q Woroesfer-savsry
and Wsitss great improvements, &C. &c down 70 the
present time.
Tickets IS 70 be had al the eoor and A. the In
stitute 3 City Hall b order Lee Com.
c. L. BARRITr, Actusry
P. s-U 5. Patent Agency at Institute { l. BAEEIrr,
Agent II IT,
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ADIE. COMPLIMENTARY BALI
CONFEDERATION NOTICE.

A 'UK POhNTTUN NOTII EFT u0IIc no[Ic5 q hefs
- By gIysa % the owners, occupant or occu
pants 0f al houses and lots improved pnmproyed
lads Affected thereby that the following ssssssmen's
have been plsed b. the Assessors snd lodged
the Street Comm ssiouers Odics for examination By at
persons Interested, For building regulating
aud settug curb and gutter stones Ia Twenty
street between hsiis0nsgsnue and BooDin gtale roac
The limits embraced By such assessments include all tns
several and los of ground and vacant lots pieces
parcels Of snd situate both sides Of Twenty seventh
street from Madonavenue 20 three hundred fee, west
% Boamlu eroe1 Also. both sides Of
.etreen TVeufy-siN'h and Tweuty-eis hh streets AsO
On roth sides n oOmiu kials road, between Twenty
,xth AID Twsn'yeiz1ih streets Also the souIhery
,s of Tgeutyerhth street Que hundred aud fifty feet
vest Of o0min road. All persons whose Interest,
are Affected By the aboy-uz-c ssscssmsnts and who are
% posed % either Of them requested 70
present tlsf objections, IN writing. 20 the rndersizned
n the street Commissioners dice wiir thirty Gays
from liz date Of this nCuce-
MARTIN TBO8PsON,
Street COrTnissoner, and Chairman Of he AssesscIs
-. a a. E-h
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-. Mercantile ribrnry and Reading. Room,

Clinton Hal. corner Beekman and Nassau sts-21 200
volumes, and all the best Literary and Scientific Pc
riodicss An eTcian and Foreign Clerks Imitation Wee
~ and Semi Annual Dues 81 Merchants and other.
Annual Subscri ptions s. Rooms open from 30 A. 81
10 p NJ. THOMAS w. GROSER.
lll 2gis President Mer. Library Association.
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DoOFISG-O5 Tia Root. us1s q ghi Tor q cents per
Ii fot-Se~ roofs u ROACH plA1< covered 'r u cents
900 M fctors. or large bui iins - Fgas-rs or
- = r.r square srd warranted Good Win- Psfent Pre-
mum Pnssusfic Cement shss.hins makes hand
80 eeap light ani s1rabs root References and sPe-
cira.n, AZ GOODWlS's Chmssy-Pot Factory, g u 81
Bro.d- az h-twsen ChsutsrS an- Warren sts 10 ln'
rIFF, F,IN! MEN FIN.. MEN FCN...
WI o. Ckrese ssn Powder, under he pztrouag. Of Her
r.tastg the Queer 81 frEann. h. r n Prncs Albert,
- u..a hi th~ Koya Nurs-ry Ihs celestial and spl-e
i ee ust Imported ard iatrctlcsd into ihi. airy,
stands prftiuenf for restoring belutfy ard Presery-
ips tie eomplexon rercsrinE The skin decstey ~'te,
.otb 40 sf rreventinx ard curng al c-t1reocserup-
tors s,onr the most prcnne1 Of which tan, free
-. b8fet-s pimprJ spcts trtafons cosrsness q ths
sxu fn.rn.t'e ard cop0rs rerfr fatVn &c -. arc
higher .rthorify b pcnt-t 20 for IS sslstory and
@-ecis that tie general rot only By the
t-au.i-l I'D tie r Of every cl1ss ths curiry tut
he .ais. oil evs1s Court Ia Elf0pe No toilet i CON-
pste without Fer sac q the lmrortsr' Depot Pine
aai By all DTuxsist sri9meI, and Fancy stores N ne
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A sTOR-PLACK OPERA HOrsE.-NoIiCE-
n To fsehfs,s euess tbs psrc1erfs and am
doors eomn1cs1E with As;or p.sce and Eshhs vii es
opened a. the end Of tho performance fKlpAl
CREZlA BOR6is- Lasrees. sis'us TsresS rruh pues
Alfonso = >eulio Ros leur SFnor >esto ber-
-tetf: Orsni srs Letti Ross Gubetts Sifuor Severe
strni: Gsxzela Signcr Lorenzo Biordi. N,ecrgi. sig
uor Giuseppe Psmnrtcs Res.iehsilo, Sgoor Nspo
P.-,..i Itvsroffo Mrs SELMA Boulzd P-trucci sifror
g-.nre.co fuihsruac Maestro prsttore ssnor Bsrin.
Isss-r Of Orche.trs. SiEpof Rspcf Boxes Psreaette
ar B.lcouy 81 Amphithestre 30 css Doors open at
osloes-to soHlnenes 81 y.
DtIMO'. OPERS HOusE.-MOodsy .yssins.
4 ~ ; ProfsSsor TtilEsS> Gronpe OF MODEL ART
I trenfv In number will have the honor q sppsaicx
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Pr P.stieues which has been considered me most a.
s, and Instructive exhibition that hss ever appeared 10
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Brothers, who the Of the evening" viii
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Doo-s open At 6t-to commence a. u.
Pr,cs, u AdaifiioH Dress Circle snd PSsaee SAY
sns GENT, ,msn 80 cents Gentleman sons 50 eents rp.f
Boxe. 3 tens Box Ofsee open from 10 4 NJ 70 =
Conductor Of the Orchestra, Mr. Chubo, from me fHa
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Police Dsps tlneut under ofscsr john Dsyis II
AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
EIRsT VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Gun
TOMORROW. TUESDAY EVENING 9Th INST,
Uneer the direction Of
Mr., C. TIMM
Mr. MANyERs.
DOOWoRTHs CORNEr BAND,
ard other smiaent Artistic, engaged Programme To-
morrow.
Yearly Tickets may BE c'tSiaes trcl any member o. The
Institute. r. MEGGs: Prineipsi.
II SIS Broadway.