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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28
Western Improvements.

We yesterday made mistake IN reference
to Judge Lockhart's speech. We represent
ed him as saying, she was in favor Of appro-
priaiing money for the improvement OF West
ern rivers whose course was through two or
more States" What the Judge said was,
that "he was In favor of removing the OBJ
structions in the Western rivers whose course
led directly to the seaboard. Republican.
So the Judge, as corrected by his organ,
is opposed tn all appropriations of money for
The improvement Of the navigation of the
Ohio and the tributaries OF the Mississippi
None ofthese rivers lead directly TO the sea-
board. Voters of the LIST Congressional Dis
;rict, look at The position! The Judge will
vote against appropriaiing single dollar
for the Ohio. although nearly every county
10 his district borders on this noble river
Our farmers may have their boats snagged,
and lose their property under his own eyes
his Honor folds his arms complacenily-
gentlemen, can't Felp YOU You are un-
fortunately domiciled OH little tributary oil
u river whose course leads directly TO the sea-
board"
The Evansville Convention laid down this
sound doctrine" That appropriations OF
money by the General Government for the
improvement Of the navigation OF Western
rivers. provided they were navgabie streams,
was Constitutional and just" And this po-
sitiOn was assumed by the most distinguished
Democrats in the country. Now who are
the true exponents OF Democra tic principles,
the able author Ot the memorial, the Presl-
dent OF the convention, Hos. L. II. Benton,
David II. Disney, +. p. Stanton, Jesse ID.
Bright and James Whtcomb, or James Lock
hart2
We take it that these gentlemen were ac-
tuated by patriotic motives in thus discard
ing the old exploded Polk doctrine Of making
all appropriations OH the sea board, and sui
ierlng the West TO run the gauntlet among
snags and sawyers without single dollar ex-
pended upon our rivers. That it was ques-
lion oil right, sustained by sound Cohsiitu-
tional CONSTRUCTIONS question Of principle,
upon Which both parties could make common
cause and be willing co-workers for the pub
lie good. Something was gained. Gentle
men OF eminent abilities OF each political par
~, took a position and have published 10 the
world their doctrine. The West is again,
moving, irrespective of party, in the call oi
d. other convention at Louisville, in October
next, for the avowed purpose of reiteraring
the same principles upon Western Improve
ments. Now in the face OF all this, we find
the Locoioco candidate Tor Congress in this
district is denying that he ras IN fdror Of
dpproPridting money for the improvement 81
UeStern rivers 1rhose course icas through
tIo or more States. None but rivers Whose
course led directly to he seaboard could have
a single snag removed. We wish to know
how the members of the Evansville conven-
ton will reconcile their previous position with
Judge Lockhartl Will they maintain the
ground they have taken, or will they sue
cumb, like Gen. Cass, to circumstances, and
become the iocun, senens of james Lockhartl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

~ The Western Democrat says " the
steamers DR.. franklin No. and N TO- 2 steam
ed race from Galena to ST. Paul and back,
leaving G 'lena on Friday last. No. took
the bet of $500. No accident happened TO
either boat, save the melting down of the
chimneys of No.. 2.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

of his pledge, and then Judge for themselves
how he is trying to dupe them. If they can
thus be duped and guI.ed with their eyes
open, and by man whom they sb''uid at
least suspect, they deserve all the ] effects
which may follow the voting Tor such man
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

TJudge Lockhart said in public bar
room last week, that he would get along We
~ well If Sanders dill not tell any more lies
on him. He should rather pray heaven we
do not tell the truth on him, for that might
ruin his prospects forever not only as pub
ic man but as private citizen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

COMING STARs-The N. Y. Mirror learns
that Barnum is receiving overtures from
Jerito, Griso, Mario, and all the reigning
'stars" o. Europe, to come over. He will
90 out in the North America for the purpose
of completing arrangements with a whole
galaxy Of them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28
CORRECTED REGULARLY BY BABcocK, BROS.

CINcINNavI, June 25.
Flour-Small sales apd prices unchanged; 400.
bhls taken So I5a3 %
Grain-Sales 500 bush corn at &c. 200 do.
OATS, from store Doc. 200 do rye, to arrive, at.
62Ic
Whisky-Sales at Tic.
Provisions Nothing doing.
Groceries-Are unchanged. 1000 sacks Rio
coffee, common sold al &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

%The coinage at the Philadelphia mint
during The week ending the 7th inst. was
PATIO half eagles, 34669 quarter eagles
90 s55 gold dollars. 800 silver dollars, IL
500 half dollars. $500 three cent pieces
making total Of 81 ,l44 pieces.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ma. SANDERS
You will please announce the name of HER
MAN G. BAhKWELL, as candidate for the
office of Prosecuting Attorney OF the 4lh Ju-
dicial District. Ue2Sl
Ma EDlToR:-
You will please announce the name of MICH
OLUS l.. 1HOMP ON as candidate for the
office of Assessor at The ensuing election, and
oblige Ge25) MANY VOTERS.
~ We are authorized to announce the name
of ALLEN G. HALLOCK, as a candidate for
The ofice of Coroner, at the approaching August
election. Uel9-l
Eg-We are authorized TO announce G. w.
HARDIN, as a candidate al the next August
election, TO Represent Vanderburgh County.
je17-
ErWe are authorized 10 announce the name o
ARTHUR McJOBNSON a candidate Tor the
office oil County Commissioner OF Vancorbnrgh
County, at the next August election. Juns3'
ayWe are authorized TO announce the name Of
EDWARD INULE a q candidate Tor the office
of Assessor OF Vanderbl igh County, at the next
August election May 2Ss
Mr. SANDERS -
You will please announce myself the cd Mar
snail al Evansville, as a candidate for the Office of
Sheriff OF lanoerhurgh County, at next August
election. lmay27l JOHN ). GAVITT.
Nh A. ri. SANDERs:-
Will please announce my name as candidate
for reelection to The office of sheriff of Wander
burgh County, at the ensuing August election
Nav q. JOHN 5. TERRY
p.rWe are authorized TO announce ;he name OF
ALANSON WARNER a candidate tor the OF
flee of County CUmmi s>ioner OF Vanderb urgh Coun-
Il, at the next August election. May To-
e-gAt the solicitation of many of my friends,
without distinction of party, will serve as Coun-
ty Commissioner of Vanderhurgh County, if
elected at the next August election.
mb26. CHAS. HARRINGTON.
lrAt the request of my frieLds OF both parties, !
offer myself az a candidate tor the Office oi County
Commissioner of Vanderi urgh county at the ne xt
August election IuplI MI-H'L MliNTZER-
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STONE STEAM WORKS

M EAR The new Wharf on High street. The
~ subscriber would respectfully inform Builders
and Others that he has on hand large lot OF Pre-
MUM Green river Marble, in large blocks, ready
TO fill bills Of any description in short notice and in
workmanlke manner. Orders ir1m a distance
punctu3ll attended to.
Also; 0JO feet OF Cincinnati Stone Caps, Sills,
Fire wall Roofing, &c.. for sale low by
je27-lm JOHN H. BIRTH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

az" He who advertises judiciousy and
extensively" says an exchange, can afford
to sell 10 his customers 10 better advantage
than he who does not, because he adopts The
correct means to multiply their number and
secures TO himselia much larger amount OF
business. He who does the largest business
can do it at the smallest per centage of
profit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
LANCASTER. June %.

Inc wing State Convention re-aSsemhle0
to-day. Hon. James Hollick was nominated
to the Supreme bench. but declined, as did
several other nominees, by letter or proxy.
After preliminary business the following was
ADOPTED.
Resoired, Tint the adjustment measures
shall be faithfully observed and respected by
the Wings.
After sundry ballotings for canal commits
sioner. John S'rohm, Of Lancaster was de-
clared duly elected. A call being made for
MIR. S he appeared and returned his thanks
in brief speech.
They then proceeded TO ballot for Judge
Of the Supreme cour'; the whole number Of
votes polIed was l22; necessary to choice
81. Upon reading the nnmes Of those who
voted lol the respective candidates in nomi-
na ion some confusion ensued. owing to the
vote of Mr. Billings being recorded Tor Jes-
sup and not for Chambers, Tor whom he AL
lodged he voted The trick was considered
as one TO defeat Jessup. Alter some confer
ence the President ordered his vote 10 be
changed Tor Chambers, whereupon Coulter
Withdrew. ana M,s-rs. Connolly and Cham
beers were declared elected.
WAsHiNGroN, June %.
The court martial Tor the irlal OF Gen. Tai
colt. re assembled. Gen. Clarke appeared,
but was disqualified, the proceedings Of the
court having begun. Secretary Conrad was
cross-examined and then Capt. Magruder
was recalled, ais Lieut.. Col. Ncugar, and
examined in reference 10 the contract with
DR.. Charmichael, and u ilhOut concluding the
evidence. the court a. Journed.
The Masonic order celebrated St. Johns
day by visiting Mt. Vernon yesterday, where
appropriate ceremonies look place.
Gen. Herrera oil Mexico, stlends the sit
tings oil the court 10 day.
New YoRK, June Is.
The brig Dolphin arrived yesterday from
n cruise around the world. She has been out
80 months.
1t Is stated that the agents of the Mexican
Government have arrived in this country
with full power to sell the two provinces vi
Sonora aud Lower California and Chihua
hua condiionaily.
Later advices from Bermuda represent the
drought very severe. The potato crops,
notwithstanding, were without parallel in
produclveness, and large quantIties are
being shipped 10 the Uiiled Siates.
A tire broke out about H. z. NJ, last night
in The dry goods stne l.. ID. Opie, which
was destroyed. HIS furniture was saved.
BosToN, June 25.
The America sailed this morning, with sc
passengers l3 for Halifax. Among them
are J. J. Lyttleton and J. II, Ryan, oil Lou
svie.
The Europa arrived here this evening.
| HARTFoRp June 25
The Senate to-day after three unsuccess-
iul ballots for Senator indefinitely postponed
the election.
ST.. LOUIS June %
The river is receding slowly, and has fall
Ell 2 inches in "a hours. Another rise is
reported in the Missouri The Upper Mis-.
sis<ippi and he Illinois is falling
The weather is warm.
PITTsBURGH, June 25. NJ.
River falling with 26 inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June 25.
The river is falling slowly.
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NOTCH

NOTICE is hereby given that the Committee
steamer Oregon, consisting of Geo. w. Small.
Capt. C. Russell and Jas Davis, will on Tues.
dav next. the LIST OF july, make a distribution of
such Effects of said Safe. In claimants who shalt
come forward and identify by proof the said Effects
to be their properly. ije27I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

Having purchased the entire interest of Mr.. w.
F. Kent, in the Marble works in this city, shall
continue the business as heretofore Those
wishing for beautiful and lasting momentoes for
the dead | will make it TO their intesest TO give
me CALL as will furnish jobs finished by the
best of wo kmen, cheaper than the cheapest.
jelwd2tw NJ. A. LAWRENCE
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SIDEWALK NOTICE.

A I nice ing of the Common Council OF the
n City of evansville. lure 81 1851. IL was
Ordered. that Brick Sidewalks of the establi he'd
width be re Iured to he aid down in front ct Lots
Nos ] 10 and les. on Vine street And in front of
Lots Nos. I25, l26 l27 I25. les. l66 and i67, on
Fourth street. by The first day OF AUGUST, 1851. And
orde' ed far her that the Council will at that time
receive PROPOSALS for the laying down of all OF
uch ii iewlIks, shall not. in the mean time,
have been laid down by the owners Of said lots.
By order vi the Council.
JNO. j. CHANDLER.
je25-lwd City Clerk.
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REMOVED.

iNHE undersigned has removed TO the house OF
i Mrs Dr. Trafton, ,hree doors above the Sher-
wood H,use, opposite The mansion oil Nj. Ross,
Esq on First street or Doctors Arenuc.
Office at the old stand LIST ST., two doors above
Main, where he may be fouLd at all times, unless
professionally engaged.
ie2a. J.R. WILCOX, NJ. D.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

GFA suit for breach Of promise, in which
the parties were both colored. was tried in
New York city. A verdict Of 81 900 dana
ges was awarded the fair plaintiff.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

%The Frontier Guardian says the Or.
egon immigration has been much larger
than generally supposed. and that the i'm.
igrants are Industrious, sober and promising
men.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

- ~Watkins, the murderer Of Eliza Phil
lips, at New Orleans, has been convicted
granddaughter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

10 Three persons were lately killed at
New Orleans. by the blowing down OF the
race stands on the course opposite the city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

OESenator Hale is TO deliver an Grafton
on the 4th OF July next, at Worcester, Mass.
to the Free Sollers.
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NOTICE.

FTNHE firm OF Kent g. Lawrence have this day'
Il dissolved by mutual 'nseni All claim.
for and against said firm will. be settled by NJ A.
Lawrence; and for The unlimited patronage that
has been extended to US, we how make cur best
bow. W.T. KENT.
M. A. LAWRENCE.
Evansville, June 4th, la5i.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

"Mr. JNo. CUPPLEs, who left Tor Cali
fosnia about two years back, arrived in our
city yesterday afternoon on the Statesman.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

~To the clerk ofthe fine steamer States
man we indebted for late up-river papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-28

District. Ithig. Democrat.
lst l.. @. DeBruler. JAS Lockhart.
Cd. Roger Martin. C.. L. Durham.
81. Johnson Watts, J. l. Robinson.
*4th S. w. Parker. William Daily.
9Th Il. A. Hendricks.
9th Eli p. Farmer w. A. German.
G. w. Carr, Ind.
9TH. Examinations not yet made)
9Th. w. K. Rochester.
9th. Schuyler Colfax. G. N. Fitch.
10Th. Jas w. Borden.
SIN this district. G.. w. Julian, abolition
ist. ia also O candidate
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~ The following is "a list of candidates
for Congress IN the several districts of Indiana.
so far as the nom nationS ha We heen receivpd.
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PITTsBuRGH, June %. NJ.

PITTSBURGH, June %. NJ.
River falling with 26 inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June 25.
The river is falling slowly.
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ST.. LOUIS June 25
The river is receding slowly, and has fall
EN- 2 2 inches in "a hours. Another rise Is
reported in The Missouri The Upper Mis-.
sisSipp aud he Illinois is falling.
The weather is warm.
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brilliant DISCOVERIES Til,

- DecaptStion Of Thos Eybank Esq Commissioner If
Patents by the executive. was OF Day most wonderi
coveres. " III honor of " Inch he Select Dnnef
ashngOn last Winter. THIS discovery however. Was
merely
Goodyear Of 50 license
work under Coed earl Patent which DAY has ONLY laieF
discovered of great discovery, but made too
late % tenent him
Days offer OF s5arewsr for the Of nfr1ngers
GOSd ears Patents which he himself had been the
chef ana the only inringrr a brilliant coaceD-
toa OF DAYS and undoubtedly original with him
DAYS discovery Of Coed ears yulcanZng
Rubber i before has Application his Patent there
for AZ expense o. Day Of only So paid who had
learned the Goolyears factory brilliant
hissOn II and affords striking pro0f II
how closely Inventor Will follow upon tue
heels of another Vl3n
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SUPREME COURT-LEyI ). CHAT

SrIEI ID Attorney General Of the State Of Nss cna
-, fHr PRESIDENT DIRECTORS ANpv.oII.
pkNY OF THE CANAL BANK OF ALbASs,r... a
,uranee Of an order of che Supreme Court u -, "a
ksv-y ork made on the twenty eighth da' u &c.
he yn.ersxnrs Receiver n the Canal bahA * ss,e,.
h.b b, yves NOTICE the holders u the out.tsnlaa
i,nv rOss or bslls II the said Canal Bank an1 A.
..,rs holding the certificates gwen b. the sr q
.uch Receiver for the balance remaining unPa1 II rr
ball, surrendered receiving the hfst u'Ht ,s, a
bills and certificates for pay Denf 20 The 'sd - ~ tgs
oce IA the CIT Of Albany within ~ ieai' i1' AZ
rom the benefit Of The fund provided for the pyiseai -.
no,es bills and eereai,es F., a., 70 S,,s .i III
Il holding the sans and thtl az s..rr or s
trne.r Of II. other creditors 4 the sad ,ll. ~ tss
such manner NAV he hs.esi,et w. , IN, ,as
,fcsss the Rrcener has made aIranxr'ns.,s ,ssscS
.sne vii slso b. 2aid IN grss,' i ,s,a - '"'
Bsak IN tLis city A Dsay' ys I'm WHITE Hsosrs
lei itszyk hNDnS"
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MEDICAL.
CORNS. CORNS. CORNS and TOOTh

III 'ON-Nso. tON-NIN, tVIk-NC dfI w n
u ACHE DROPS. - BURR'S Celebrated Corn salY :
and Tooth Ache Drops We known. can ~ procured a.
the principal Drugs and Chemical stores, nan.ely
MsIsu & Co, lS3 Broadway. Charles IL hdn< ~
d. Thomas T Green, g9 % George Lee, AZ o. n l.
KieTsted 80 d., ". bas,eL Ga Do, J s l. todash-
ton. 7l5do. Chiffon 10 DO. John b Dodd ~ 90 ruP
+ Worcester ST. do. Wm ID CrlmDe. Sl 60, kwsh DC
Intyre. so do. T. VI GuIpn, ~ B0Nery corner e'.-
Bot. A >and $50 Besery James Cr1rr1'~ cor OF az
81 and BoweD NJ Hayes, Ia faoh-st pfaio'pn Azeh'
10 BrooAlTn. 49,, Oh. ,.,,,
Likewise all :he principal stores thfonghsu' 's o'
aud by the PrUpre'Or. % Gfand-s; - =, -.r.,
Likewise i7s Broadway, the Ceatrs D-p'' ''' h''-
ger Linmeni. ..,.,s.s :, ,h-
PRINCIPAL Aesn; 1eRte6 for B~tsa Addirs~ - .he
proprietor 50 Grand st. y. Y, postpaid ~ a."
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1OHN D'HOMERGUE, Rectiher and

N
through The ordeal % fire. ~ aud ready supply
his customers and The liquor trade generally with the best
OF Pure Spirits. oTted Brandies, Cha and Wine Call
article at his old place I40 IVES,
Seventc-nth-sz n nlv9S SIN
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC. We
have noticed attempt this pan Of Das 70 tRvOls
ignorant his aS suits by publication Ia "hlca he
has the daring 10 intimate mat the cautoa published Ia be-
half OF the Shoe Association dealers Day Shoes
rthorZed. We OnlY reply that those who
deal and doubt WILL have their doubts speedily removed
upon proof their implication with Dag his gemens
by purchasing by selling the pratet article. When DAYS
services required newspaper Drbhcatpns for u.s. due
notice viii be gwen.
In behalf OF n. L r Co, Ford Co, Candee Hiy-
vard Rubber Co. and others. ViSu
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~ Y ~ WI TIT
~ If New York - Lorenzo W Tanner Assfher ~,
{ Tanner agt 4 Baquef, To {. BAQl kI-ohn .s..
are her sb summoned and required 70 answer ~ "a.
plant tins acton. which - Med IN ~. 'h' "a =,
or.qe CoYr, N he CT, aud COUNTY n Ns~ on nv ~,
seffr copy II your answer IN "a a. pr "nNr, a.
Bfoadwsv IA the CITY II NcN-iOgk Sttbln tsshp IL
after the serybor II this summons Oh fp ftcns".i a.
ia VI such seTsce aud Il so sl 10 aHs - W III a.,
plyn, within the Aforesaid. the plantin ~ 10
Judgment against YOU Tor the u orr hundred 49, Ia
oIf. aud fftyne cents with interest ssncs the ~ -
Of October one thousand e.ghi hundred a1d 10Y '
,i,les the costs II this acton dated ~. q -.
DENOTE x SUTHERLAND,
~. ,,u-wF Plaintiff AttOrneys. iB boSa"'
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Observation-Disclosures
RApER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &

III DERRlCKSON. les Fulton and 50 Ana-si. oa-r fat
sale large ASSIGNMENT Of Whiting wrappisS. banging
nn,lns and sized payers. al Manufactures prices Paper
Of any KIND made order the shJtssS nctce. n X.
Rag warehouse i5s Soutn-st emu
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COMPREHENSIVE.

SAN FRANCISCO-ALSOP & co.
kSof Valparaiso nd Lima have established branch Of
their house Francisco, CaOrnla under The same
firm ~f AI-SOP s. co Tie acting Farmers there are
CHARLES IS. POLHEMUs and CHARLES iris
are .trcfly limited D. commission business FOf Iithrf
particulars apply to the agent partner q,
"a iT,s THEODORE " RILEY. 4, Soarh-st. v. v
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COAL 81 Is PER TUN.-Peach Or
~ ehsrd ana Lshiza Egg. Stove. Range and Furnaes
COAL. al the reduced p1c> Of 81 q pei tnh. oI
ders the tine Of deliver spt purchaser a.
the ABOVE pnce Also, LIyeroo Orsl, Camel ard Cum
berland rum under ards $50 Broadway bet~ess
Eighteenth and Nineteenth its aud 49, Bo~sry 022S-'s
6nrng-s' ftp1t III RANDOLPH
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I ACKAWANNA COAL at RETAIL.

u ~. M " ANN tVtb dt II u 1T ~
1.-The Della and Hudson Csn.! loniPshy arc hDs
reen-. for family use 81 Is per tnn, dese,e1 om
ysrt 81 per iun ROm boats Oraers a. V r,n
oy~e r. Walls. or a, their several ysrds-c9fhef A4
.ad Cr.rn~ zen SIS foo; of Hubert ~. n tDot ~
Goserneur-.t.. T. r. foo, OF Ada%,.si isa N :. -"
bsi, state ami yoraemon sts' b'S>ph A1A ~'~
al Nprb feminist wIllizmsoufgh -
~ ,:NwsF ISAAC n skthOVk, treasurer.
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EOAL.-HayIng taken new ward, al the
~ corner GOr-cs and RiyIugtDn, connection with
m ld-esaDs Yard kInS AID GREENWICH aud hxy
Ing many the Il Receiving Coal Of the
st quality enable ~ sell at tins low prce for cash only
From tsias White Ash Stove aud Egg - Is Red Ash,
Stove and Egg 81 p cents additional from yari Delv-
srrd u any p1t Of the city
le2S 2Ias PETER CLINTON.