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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-11
WHOLESALE LIQUOR q GROCERY
EY0TTGE

HOUSE.
FTHE undersigned would respectfully MORN the
l. citizens of Evansville and surrounding coun.
try, that he is establishing himself in the Wholesale
liquor and grocery business, Main street, nearly
opposite the Bank, where he expects, by always
keeping q complete assortment OF the best of articles
in his line and close attention business to share
reasonable portion Of the patronage ci the citi
zens of Evansville and vicinity.
Be sure to call and try,
II you do not buy.
oct22-tf A LITER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-11
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

WE are prepared now ." cell CLOTHING OF
w ever variety AID quality. and manufnctur.
ed in the most substantial manner. at WHOLE
SALE, having just received from Europe, q latge
Us to make up and cell on the most reasonable
terms, clothing of every kind. We have just re-
ceived large stock Of all qualities overcoats.
We invite the attention oi the country trade to
our goods, while we express our gratitude for the
liberal patronage thus far so kindly extended Us.
MACK & LOBENSTINE,
Western Star CLOTHING Store,
noylo Corner Front and sycamore streets
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TWEEDS.
I CASE grey Tweed, reed this day and Tor sale
by JAS. LOW & CO.,
my23 All Main ST. Louisville, Ky.

DR. GARRICK. leaving this city, will feel OBJ
~ liged by his friends making il convenient 10
settle, or leave the amount Indebted in the hands of
|C. Bell, Esq.
IapSdawf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-11
JOBN FARRELL'S
JOHN FARRELL

JOHN FARRELL
Manufacturer of Confectionery,
First Street, betTeen Main and Sycamore.
CANDIES of every variety. Lemon Syrups ano
~ Soda Syrups-ali favors. etc etc., always on
hand lie l2-dly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-11

IN CASES Ladies' and childrens' Shoes just
sJU received and for sale by
ieI III MAGHEE e. CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-11

DAINTS Ground in Oil, all colors, in cans
L from one to ten pounds, TOR sale by
KELLER g. FARNSLEY Druggists,
mhl3-tf No. IA Water sire Evansville, la.
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CITI MADE SHOES. 900 pairs Ladies
" Misses I'd .h;'dren's city made Shes Oul
Shoes are well known; n. md nsed no rec ,mmenda
,o9 sv sG, ssli sSoss a. can u Be sold same s
ono nS;,sg g%JI,Sy sgSaInSy!, - q. G. WEBSTER&C ". a"S
rnSos,f Corner sth and Lodge sse' Cin
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-11

REFER TO
Mr.. Willard Carpenter,
Jno. lnge, Jr, Esq, Evansville
Mes. Harrington, Crane & Co.
Mr Jno. q. lsham, Cincinnati.
Mes Mes. s'psses, p Giearpan nan. & Co., N.York.
Mes ST Joha Powers L. Co, Mill.
Mr.. C. A. Gilbert, "o'''
Mes; Me Jas. % Spnnoly &;nn q Co., New Orleans.
aTParticular attention paid TO consignments for
sale. ldec27l
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4 > Cook, or 20 do general HousewOrk,
by yoprg Woman who ran come we'll recon-
NEEDED ApPly at ll6 Cedsrst., first floor. ml7 IL
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RIOREREAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-

MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
uATER-THE GREATEST sTRENGrHENER AND
PAIN DESTROYER IN THE WORLD-Ths unhvaled
Composition the cheapest and best PIss-
ter beore The public. IL is put 10 alright n boxes,
ak To eight plastes and any child can spread hem Price,
MoREHEADs MAGNETIC PLASTER poasesses Sc
hves from hs valuable Gums Juices and Resins Of which
its conposed l. tonic srens Ihenins and Whaling.
These pTopeTiss from Tho wonderful influence OF s
Magnetic power From these facts Il will be easy 70
10 what diseases Tie Magnetic Plaster musbe highly bene
fcisl
FRsT-I Is pre5miceniys great eDghening Plaster,
and 10 therefore used with lie most certain success In all
cases Of General Debility strengthening ne weakened
body giving tone 70 the various organs, and nTgofang
sEcosD2itis great Absorbent Plaster causing coplous
perspraon which enables The innumefabe pores of
The skin absorb is virtues while extracts al pao, and
by this means hind Of pain ana acnes AcaIe
ard Chronic Rheumatism, Lameness and SUNLESS OF ms
Joints Pain The Side Back sny part Of he Body In
Spinal Complaints, Il used With the most surpnsng sue
cess Ia curvature Of tho Spine II mas done Won
oers In seyeTe esfes OF Hp Complaints its effects have
been almost magical and In Liver COmpanish mas never
been Known to fail 70 Pain eanno. exist where his
THIRD-Itisa great Nervne Plaster possessing, az
coes the wonSrous and unparalleled yfne Of Magnetic 10.
fuence and sill therefore be found Of surpsssing value
in all Nervous Dseases such es Neurags, TIC Dooreox,
Nervous Tremors DysPepss INCH 10 entirely Nsrvoos
ali those distressing comp ANA which arise rom De-
rsngemsnt Of The Nervous System. By rs constant supply
Of Magnetic Electricity Il subdues Nervous lrrtsDily,
eouazes the Animal Heat restores the balance Of the Cir
cplsfop promotes healthy secretion Of the Liver and Kid
neys removes all spasmodic Affections, and ssys Hery.
Gus Irritation.
LAsTLY-In the happy combination Of the above proper
tes II viii be sefeviden thai lbe Magnetic Plaster VIII be
Of unrvsed benefit Ia Coughs Colds Asthma Oppression
OF The Lungs Weakness Of the Chest SACK and all hose
slight but dangerous compsints which lead 10 Consunp
ton Persons whose business Ohges them 10 sit sand
much-hose Who pfe1spos 10 affections Of the Lungs,
and have pains IN The Side Breast-and indeed every
who suffers from the sudden changes Of climate
viii find b- greatest and security by wearing his
heah and beautiful Plaster liz is gery pleasant aad
ne therefore highly recommended to delicate laales ioL
Weskuess, and msDy ofhOse dltre ssisg complaints ~
which females especially liable Prce y cents oox'
with fun directions -. ,.
ID 81 MOaEHEAO. MD.
isl Broadway, Now-fork.
Also for sale by all respectable Dnggisss mII
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VHE UNDERSIGNED have observed
DILGRIM'S PROGRESS-Will soon

III cTOsE-At Washington ball, 500 Brosdway.-The
Panorama Of Buuyan's Pilgrims Progress, Illustrating his
wopde,ful Allegory Of tho glorious Old dreamer" and
onsnn designs Of Vanity Fair The Land q Beuia1, the
Valley of he Shadow or Desih Mercy Fainng Al the
Gale many others, b. The dcsE American Art
ISIS a., 49,, ID.
of tbls PAINTING which has received he ungefsa enco-
osi an he schools and Churches OF City will close
during The coming month ,,.a
Op5n every Evening ALTO commence a. before
O'Clock AdElssOn = Gems Descriptive Catalogues con-
tsning beside other interesting mailer lle names ct me
artisfs who designed the several sc-nss- III cents
Exhibitions on Wednesday aud Saturday, Afternoons, al
o'clock gbeD children viii be admitted al hall price.
mis- 6tuas
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TNEIIOWS, MINSTRELS. AT FEL-

EELLOWS' MINSTRELS, Al FELL
= Lows OPERA-HOUSE ~ Broadway between
Howard ard Grand Open every night cnag tne week
4he celebra ed on ginal and weErown FeuowS Minis
tres comprising Al Efficient and versatile corps OF talent
"a n6 experienced pernrners under the direction OF j.
b. Fellows whose Concerns 10 this City for he last year
have been received with the greatest favor By The elite sGd
Sso Of IRIS great e.ropos Their Concerts consist Of
Buresoue Itaian Opera Scenes, Why sayings Solos,
Duets Chcuses Dancing ard Instrumental Performances
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons grand Concert,
Icr the accommodation ofisdies Pnd families commencing
- :. - -,erre a, "a ma
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NFW-YORK TRIBUNE.

..,v-y YORK DAILY TRIBuNE is PU ll,iS
SHLEIhRY M0BNINd SUNDAYS ESC .l.av .yD sas.
ENts.tts,.Ss sufl pINGs. cORNsk OF SPRUCE Anu 40
AZ Taf -, rrTs OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL ,,k.
- 10 Cit, subs, nbers NT III Genus RI ~. "T,s.2
saissr hey prefer they can gay 70 aaYs' SOLE copes
o. ,rtfs OF A veer 81 he same rsle SUI ,,,, IN
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r ss via cou7ify Newspspes yaUy ,so 1880,
sss,ss5 q ,hs Office whose islins s s'T
,ssssSrsunc are not allowed any aileiS"'0
wTNy-YoRI WEEKLY. Issi ,i8i,T.,NNl EESl 3,
Why iAe0E PAPE8 FOR IitE COo ,,,s.s ~ =
ssShsd every SATURDAY 10, .i 49, S,r s'o on twenty
ssiS ooe address Tor 81 AID hs paper n 40 case '''
80 heyood the fins ,f ehea ~ ts-ss n esnls
Idysf.issnenls 90 - sAo5' "H' VIC ~
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wr1F SYSTEMATICALLY TRIBUNE
tAaN 49, 4,,4sss@rv ana Sqtiv6fy morning
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Advertisements censs liae esch 'l'7i''H'
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nR0TESTANT SERVAN TS.-l0O

Protestant Servants wanGe d.-Nurees, COOKS, Nhan-
h4rmSds Lssnd resses, Groons COschnen ana WatvIs
TIE best stuAons and hs hest wages csn be obtained
without delsy 81 the Employers and Servants fsoteeuFs
Agency $40 GrRndst 100 Situations are now reeoy.
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az Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye win coovert
49, % Ned hair TO JET Black Brown the instant II Is
literally dying the hair permanently tho instant II
rsSpned, without staining the skin. Warranted or no
ES,.sxssn Found only At DR.. FELIX GoURAUD's Old co
ma eerot 81 Wakerst, first store from Broadway
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THE NEyV-YORF

- 80, ropSft oREeON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
a subshed on o departure Of eecb MAI S'eaio' i'
,fsx Price, 81 cents per copy: ,,,,-u p,hyshers
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CURNIHSED and UNFURNISHED
no LET.-BOARD.-A new, hand

y ROOmS-To Let, q Few very pleasant Parloft ana
Chambers 10 the vicinity OF the JudsOn Hotel Apply az
6 Broadway in the Bathing aEd Dressing Rooms MO y
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Wsbeleve lhe carlins oocllnes ON WINCH an " ss 10y
mite "a common household ofa, be Ia Doint OF IN.
torisrc CO. nmessursby superior 10 the present unhappy
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CATTLER,S COSMORAMAS, Second

Cseries corner Of Broadway and fhirteenIn st-Open
evely cay from o'clock In the morning I'LL 10 Il me eve
uing Admission 3 TheEe works Of az soass o.
col cotton Of g Views Of Europe, Asia Minor ~ We
Holy Land Egypt Nubia ard Arabia, and are 1axen rom
Nature ard panied IN oil by Prof SAfrLEA ml'l"uA-
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rttF NrW.YORK TRIBUNE

F0R EUkOIEAN CIkNVIl' II..' = - -
. .hp.he6 on The departure o. each MAJ o1sA.-I 10
s,,srpool Prizes 81 cents per copy, or VI per year. P0''
sre lnclodeo
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THE n. Y. REGISTER OF MEDI-

VNHE N. Y. REGISTER OF MEDI-
4 CINE AND PHARMACY. No. = Is Published ihis
day containing elegantly engraved Port a 81 Dr. Joan
W Francis, NJ ID / ID with 3 biography In5 pIesent
punber oses The first halt yearly part Of The Register II
vii be mmedis,ey repub ished IN one volume OF %
RACES with The Portrait and Table Of Co1'ers 10 syle
10 be continued Uniform for the bat yearly paris NeH
subscribers and those who have not received Ine DlcA
nur bers VIII be supplied me hall weary par
reBoy Single copies Of The hslf yearly Pe % Gems 70
subscribers for the sentmonthy Register u VII 3e Iof
warcsc a. The rate Of subscription, which Is uae Do4y
teqr payable invariably In advance Aidrets tpotpad
c D GRIsWOLD, MD. care Of BAKER COD ~LN
CO, Tribune Buildings, ~. \. Al2 "a
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HEILLINERY.-C. BLACKBOARD, 400
Iva Pesrl.t Will open Spring Millinery on Tuesday ihe
18th Of March mil 81
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HARP.-Wanted TO hire for six months,
L & with tie pliyneqe OF purchase good price viii be
psid far frst rate Instrument. Apply Box leo Post
Office mill 6teOi+
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Y|LO.ofO.F.-The Members of the Chesel
rSys No "a o. requested to Do puuctua In their ~ end
nee on MONDAY evening, March II, as business Of
.imporauc- viii be brought before the Lodge Tor Neir
,os,lSeFedon. BY order OF JOHN MlTCHEL,)
JACOB HUILER, Trustees.
ui5N* JACOB SNYDER
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re- The Twenty eighth Anniversary OF the
New oik Lyug.iD Asylum will take place on THURS
DAY the 20h Of March Al u O'Clock, At the Asylum IS
MsIiOn-sL The public and the Clergy invited to at
ltId. mid Ct
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70 Straw HIT PTessers' AsSOciatiOn.-As pe-
eisi me- uug OF he above trade Wi place THIS
EVENING, at go 0rsnd-si, O'Clock. general a.
s BEARCY President
J. HFALY. Secretary ml7 ltt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lecture on the FaH Of tho Jesnits'-@r'I JOIN IN
LORD viii by request, give additional Lecture 70 h'
,our,e on he Heroes Of lhe Reformation In the nope
Cbspel. on MONDAY EVENING March II s'7i O'Clock.
snsisc,- The suppression Of tho Jesu's by Clement
xtVD Tickets 90 Genie. mlo Ills
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GARDENER Wanted, a Gardner. q
NJ single man. sober ard industrious who understands
his business Cal at y Fronlst after o'clock ml5 p
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~ staten Island Fancy DYING Establish.
nsnt.- Once, No. John.st, New.YoTk The Propre.
have been long and favorAhy known to The community
Se ready receive orders Tor diving and cleaning SS
weoen Cotton Linen and Fancy goods Of every descp
Ton IN he beat manner
MS In BARRETT NEPHEwS l. CO.
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EELO. q. F.-GrHad Assembly Of the In
Sepesaent Order of Dad Fellows, asTdpler Hal,
on MONDAY EVEHlNG, March IL, 1851. Tickets, 81
SGSlDNEY II STUART, Halls Of Justice.
w 7 CHILD, 81 Park.row.
P0M CHARLES MCGOWAN, 90 Barcleyst
re JSORlA, Asa Pesrl-st
-. Il A. ADAMS III N8AS6ust.
W o GROSER, Order Dosk, Custom House.
NJ STERN II Cedar-sL
JOHN MEDOLE, % Chhsiiest
RGSEC BENZ. j. PENTZ, StuyvoSant Insurance 20.
corner OF Broome ST. aud Bowery.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Or OF the aforementioned:
JOHN ]. DAVIES, Grand Secretary, Odd FeuowP
Hall ,,,,.-,,.r
JAMES H. PERKINS. Odd Fellows Hall.
w HALL& SON, 81 Broadway.
EDWIN ]. MERCER. corner Nassau aud Ann SIS
GOLDEN RULE OFFICE, A Ann-st
r. r. STORY, p Fulton st. Brooklyn.
r. r LEE 2t5 BOwery, corner StantOn-st
J.R TAYLOR, Controllers Office, City Hall
w. d. KENNEDY, III GSeenwich-st.
JOHNSON GROSER, COnlandst
B. X. WEEKS. Columbia College.
BEACH BROTHERS. Sun Office, corner FUTON ana
Nassau sts
JAMES w HALE Courier and Enquirer Office,
GA C. VAN BEUREN, 225 Bleecker.st
DEP G NJ WILLIAM HOGGETT Wilamsburgh
PC. ANDREW A WEMMELL.
CHAS IL RING, 1872 Broadway, corner Johnst-
NIB Members Of The Order are requested to appear In
lgsia ma Tu&Frthenml0Tr
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BOARDING.

NaIVART'S HOTEL, Brook street,
I'VE GrcsvenorsQuae LONDON.-The proprietor begs
respectfully 10 inform the foreign nobility families and
gentlemen no intend visiting England ms approaching
season that ne has msde c0ntdersb reductions N the
chsrees sOcits the OF their continued ktad pa
tronsee Of his Hotel, which will be found replete win
every comic and accommodation the most moderate
terms POSSIBLE excellent cuisine, and the French alan,
C.rn,sl, srd snanish sooken MIL z
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~ Holland and the Hollauders,-Rev w; 3
psICH il de liver bis lecture 90 THIS SUBJECT on hO
nay EVENING, the i7,h Inst, ~ knicsefOocaef Hau,
D gh.b av and Twenty thrd-s, commencing az
n O'clock Admission Ia cents. Doors open al O'CLOCK
mis- q
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VNEACHER.-A lady who can bring the
Z requisite Testimonials Of scholarship and character,
can have poyme1i teacher u the French Language
Music and Drawing, by application to Mss Howlald,
principal Of the Female Seminary. SOuthFOufh-sL near
he First PTeehHteran Church. Wiiamsburgh. NH 81
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\ = CHAMBERMAID. aud 10 assist in wash
lnf and ironing, by respectable young womss.-
Coco rierence given. Apply altos Twehhst near Sixth
Az, hrsi floor m2 Sleodf
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WANTS, &C.

\ ) CaAmBERMAID and Waiter. or Chill
Adrer- Nurse and Seamstfess nv resnecta,le yoang
oman Can NJ seen for two days at her last place, zs7
Teu'h-ut pea- Avenue A. NIL IL
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Wanted, a first-rate Coat
~ ard Vest Gutter for custom wo-k One who has
lad excerelce in The Broadway trade preferred. App.
to WILLIAM D ABBATr co. 1853 Wilamst mil 81
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BOARD WANTED-In New-Y ork or
Il BBrookvn-A gent eman with wife, child and servant
wishes 10 Obtain board and furnished unidrnished
rooms in private family that does not move the lot Of
Nav Location be in pleasant and healthy past Oh
ctv within half mile Of the Park o. near tho Futon
Feuy In Brooklyn Would Ike conye fences for bS.llng
TENS must 10 moderate. Best Of references given aud
rennired. Address c. u. A. Tnhune Once. MI "
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COVERNESS.-A young lady wishes a
~ sitladon a. Waiting G0veuess in family She is
fully rourtt4ut 10 teach Vocal and Instrumental musc
Frer,h and the Engiih Branches. A line addressed TO
VERITAS this Office, viii receive prompt attention.
lnl2 3feodt
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az USlC.-A Young Gentlemen, prof.
lVS ceut Piano player well known in this city, offers his
services 10 Inc public 70 Teacher ssid instrument Not
excluding the elementary Instruction, he devoles himself
particularly 10 perec1ng those who have just euaine
certain degree OF ability aud wish 10 be inflated well
10 the classical modern style Of The higher Piano playing
For and for questionable reference address
+ T.. Brood Vsv Posi- Office, noslpRiJ. NIL w.
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TARDENER.-A Germen Gardener is
~ wanted. Inquire al Is Beekman-st. mli 81
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ULEACHER.-A Bleacher wants sit
uliOn Re is thoroughly and practically &C
orsinted with The Bleaching Of Flax Yarns snt Linen
Cloth of oil kinds; also Csicoes either for Printing
msrke work The advertiser has been brought up 20 all
paris Of TIE business nom his youth and can give ssfse
letter postpaid to the Editor Of this paper NIL 7DltW'
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

NAKN UM'S ADIEhICAN WUoEUM.
N-P. T. BARNUM Proprietor snd Manager. JOHH
LAKEWOOD, ia. Assistant manager-AfternOOn PERFORM
suce Al g. 10 tie Evening at "A O'clock Ambulance Is cs;
ebdren under 10 yess. ~ ca Al this week, commenc
NONDAY March II, 1851, 10 the Afternoon. hs MAR
RiED BACHELOR and slso Comfortable Solree La
Egeuir 2 Tie famous, effective snd exciting moral drama OF
MADELslNE; Or, The Founding Of Pans fne innn-
mersb,e Cunosues Of ths Museum the yast Chinese Col
lection 6c are 10 be seen al al hours MIL
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Va neat Cottage by April next. IN the Fourth in
any immediate one rot fan from the City. Address witt
price or terms TO A D.. al This office. l7mIF
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AR. CHRISTIE'S. G AL VAN &c
AIBELT NECKLACE, BRACELSTs AND MAG


cHNsIIEs GALyANIc AND MAGNETIC cURArivEs
have bee quietly working their way among me most INTEL
geut apd res pecne cGsses and constantly achieving
cures ~ an alarming train Of diseases, which nave Tor agea
bsed ali the aid OF medicine and all the resources OF Sci
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VEOUSE Any person wishing to let part
Of House consisting OF four or five rooms, witha
five minutes walk Of The Fineeolhst Presoy tesn
Church 10 small genie e family, may hear OF good ton
All nv add ressing CLIO he Third sv, stating location
ava teims. which must be moderate. UneXce puona0lo
references given and required. mli o.
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two GentIemen, cOm

MA AIN LD-DJ IWV NVHVIOII1V''f VII
forlsb furnished rooms with partial board from Or
before he ls Of May IL private family where mere Ers
no other bosriers Brooklyn Highs or immediate ycn-
ity ADDRESS G. c. Tribune Office. ml'oI-
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REONEY.-Wanted, $4,000 TO $1,000,

@E REWARD.-Lost, from a small
1psI boat between Robins Ref and Oyster island 10
RATIO CHARLTON from Hyde, Cheshire, England.
Hfd on when drowned Sunday, the p Inst n black
coh shooting Jacket blue dowered satin yes OSi'rd mix
see II and iG wears Of age feet inches high lpht
cowplexion and Clark brown hair The above reward "iu
be- psd for recovery of his body by ms or1n- iA
TaOMA9' SYKES At Messrs Ward 4 ParSer's - 8coa1-
- N.ugVn,t mi2 SteodF
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* 'AhNl'--- w hDL6u I'd IcHb, FdIu oi
d so acres more or less with the privilege Of pur-
chasng) within 80 miles OF NevYOrk with good house
and oulbuidings. Address A. O., Tribune OHce stao;
particu ers. Sc. MO 2wF
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4 5 Cook OR LAUNDREss, by respec-
liable young womsn with the best Of city reference
She "a fully competent for either situation. Apply a. s.
Esst Broadway. ml7 la
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q ) PLAIN Cook, understands Baking, is
va good Washer and Irouer. BY Protestant Cir;
work Of small family. Beat city reference Apply al
Nineleeuthst between SIKH and Seventh ml7 l.,
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VEACHER.-A young lady fully quail
4 fed 10 teach the Englsh Branches Music and french,
wsris suafion Teacher Of Select Family School
Tie best references viii he given and required Address
D WILLIAM. Box $50. New. y aven, c. mI2 ~
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TO councillors ut LAVA thoroughly educated
y0ta Lawyer VITO hes practsed In this city for several
sss and who has good class Of clients wishes form
w connection with older member OF tho profession,
ood standing lie Is familiar with Law business Ia all
~ e.rcees and Is willing TO devote his whole time and
eaou 70 he duties of the ofcS. The beat OF references
Zen sa Address INDUSTRY, box 2,574 NassausL Post.
~NNe- ml4Std
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OURTON'S Til EATER, Cham0ers-sr
Be REAR OF CITY HALL.-rhe rseress Theases 10
the arge Hotels Doors open 81 commence II Il O'Clock.
THIS EVENING March u. will IA performed, tho great
Comecy, ROAD TO KUHN.
Mr. Dor top........ Sake Widow WaFran Mrs. Hughes
To conclude with he Farce Of
CRIMSON CRIMES
Friebt..... Burton Mrs Fnght...... Mrs. SkerreIt
boxes Dress Circle and Parquette 81 CTS Family Circle
g cs Orchestra Seas 70 Private boxes - and 81.
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A GFNTS.-lO0 A gents wanted to sell an
"A improved edition Of Wells LAWYER and United
States form Book This Is the valuable Form Book
published; 500 pages In strong binding. Pnce
cuced from 81 10 63 cents. Our Agents arc making from
1909 10 $, coo per
NIP IN WELLS / CO % Nassausi.