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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02
TYIE NEDTcAL pBOrFSSIoN


TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION
in this. and other cities in their private ;ractice,
Recommend and use DIR. s. ID. Howe's SHAKER
SARSAPARILLA. 'r.-.-6 -. -.
a@ MORE EVIDENCED baa soasas
Anofher remarkable Cure. i.a i1sso
E-g~ READ IT!ks ke,-.oe9 W..
1t is from young law residlug IN our city. ~
ls,Ca1 e CERTIFICATE. - 4 ..-..t ,i...i,
CINCINNATI, teb 18th, 1851. =. :,
This is to certify that my sister, MARY G. Be Imam.
was attacked with disease in her nip more than =.
years ago, which rendered her utterly helpless
that she was compelled to keep her bed. All hopes
OF her recovery were despaired OF. Some of the y
most eminent physicians Ut Covington I'd Cincin
natl attended her, all Ut whom declared her case q
hopeless one. Passing by DR.. Howes Depot, an
idea suggested ITSELF that 10 try bottle of his
Shaker Sarsaparilla could do no harm According.
ly purchased one bottle, and before its contents
were entirely used she received benefit. lwns in,
duceo TO Try another, anu another before the last
no pain, can walk, and has the entire use OF her
limbs. To lowt's Shaker Sarsaparlla we attri.
bate this effective cure. 1t is but a Few months
since she commenced taxing it, I'LL ...
a1qJ n !Cincinnali Daily Commercial
Remember this wonderful and astonishing cuys
was effect dby the use Of three bottles only Of DIX
HOWES SHAKER SARSAPAk1LLA. /.
The great Spring and Summer Medicine. ~
Hpnrifes the Bland and prercnts disease. glfiian
~ % ~te oHfy ooTSopofufd H"t dctS HP0" tAe uc-
err kidneys and blood at the same time, irhich rem
ders ii altogether mO,e raluuth to erery ono, par
Lculdrly Females. 1919 80
DR.. Massey, Professor in the Ohio Medical COL
tcge, says tic Ssaler preparations truly raira-T
6le ana recommends them to re public. NJ - -
No -MCrcary, no Mineral, no Poisonous Drugs
in the Shaker ,SarSapayiUa. ,s7s-. II, ,,.,-..
REMEMBER 70 1sFs srad sr :
Nis ararr0ntcd Ia be III
PURELY d. ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
aud as family medicine ithas n.tqu0i. ~ IN sfF
BE sure you enquire for DR.. s. ID. Hosre's SAaksv)
SarsapariHa, and take no other. rsrsE .sla03
Quart bottles 81 per bottle, or bottles for S.
For sale bv DIR. S. ID. HOWE. Hisgs. r
No College Hall. Walnut street, alilss
Two doors abo~e Fourth Cincinnati, o.. eris
&. BELL, sole Agent for Evansvilie. 4
Also sold by ALLEN C.. KALLDCk,
KELLER e. FARNSI.EY
WM. NJ. WOULSEY
mh5d3niwly L1fH-1iH ~ = "a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02

sll 80 Ground Spices. 3 este,
4 LARGE lot Alspice, Pepper, Ginger, CHINA
n mon, Cloves. &c. Also, 30 doz, Ground Mus
tard, warranted pure, by
eD1S rus l th " bhOtsN.
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NJ AlLS-5Oo kegs Virginia, Eastern and Pitts
~ burg, Assorted 9l 'aiscm .7r0sfsggo.. frf I
Candles-i0O bxs Star and Tallow, assorted sizes
Soap-l00 do Fancy aud omrnon; 81 u-sa'i
;'alt-200 bbls. Kanawha; s.5les l.fssF
Refined Sugars--30 bbls. n. q. and ST. Louis Loaf
Crushed, aud powdered; ab ,h,.eHsl ssia ff..f
'8ar Lead and Shot--2p kegs, assorted, nnmhers Il
Oae Platform Counter Scale. Al for sale pery io,D.
by s. T.. ,lLBERT u Co, 80.
jaa8 Sycamore, bet. Water IL list Streets
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To Southern and Western Travellers.
80 | 8 5 1. -

S.S SzS noIH1z5a
~ EW Route. via Cincinnati, Columbus and
~ CleveIond, TO Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Upper
and Lower Canada, Rochester. Syracuse, ALBANY
Saratoga Springs Montreal, Quebec, Bos ON, New
YoiK. I hiladelphia. &c. &c.
TO NEW YORK IN As HOURS, FROM
Cincinnati, ria Little Mimi, Xenis and Column
hus, and Columbus and Cleveland Railroads.
Two Daily Trains-morning and evening.
On and after the opening OF navigation on Lax
Erie, passengers by the express train will Gin
cinnati in the morning, arrive al Cleveland same
evening and proceed TO Buffalo On the new, low
pressure, first class steamers, EMPIRE STATE
and BUCKEYE STATE, arriving at Buffalo next
morning In time for express trains tor Albany, ar
irving Albany in time tor evening lines OF steam.
boas. anc arriving in New YORK next morning ma
king 10 hours through from Cincinnati TO n. York
9-rPassengers leaving Cincinnati by morning ex-
press trainw sleep first night on steamer on North
River feeling as fresh ter business on arriving at N
FORK az when leaving their homes.
3TNo extra charge for Meals or State.rooms on
the Boats in connection with this line.
Passengers by evening train can sop over night
at Columbus, capitol of no. or proceed directly
through, as may suit their convenience.
The Roads OF this route are new and laid through.
out with heavy T rail; and exertion will be spared
10 secure the safety and speed Of travellers.
Steamers lave Cleveland daily tor DunKirK De.
troit, MacAinaw, Chicago, an. all the principal
points on the Lakes.
aJ-For ali Information and through;TicKets please
apply at the Office east side Of Broadway, first door
north of Front. Cincinnati.
feb2l-d6ms p. w. STRADER, Agent.
4 GATHER a. SHOE Trimmings
IL 81 doz French and Phil. Cali Skins;
10 doz Tampico Boot Morocco;
IS doz do and Madras French Morocco;
GO doz do co Goat do;
80 doz Pink Innings.
s-- 90 doz fancy Topping;
,sl 20 doz Carisu Kid;
40 doz colored Morocco;
5 doz English Kid, black and white;
10 dOz Binjing Skins;
GOO yds black and cold hastings;
400 yds do do French;
5000 yts Shoe Duck Drilling andlinen;
2oOO pes black and co!ored Galloons;
$500 gross do do Laces;
60 do Boot Webb;
With various other articles of sho, goods, all for
sale at very low prices IT.
L G.. WEBSTER & CO,
mh24tf Corner 5th and Lodge ste, Cin'i.
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EVANSVILLE 4 GREEN RIVER
tAt fl A PACK net.

4 -ETS The new, su bstantial and last running
$1,000 packet KENTUCkYNO. 2.
s. Capt.. I. p. CARSON, mmander, having just
been completed. has commenced running as on Ev
ansville and Green River packet, making regular
trips during the For freight or passage APP
ply on board or To
HARRINGTON. CRANE & CO.,
d20 3ml TAYLOR & HARVEY, Agents.
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. HARGiIN.

M E have in store, 100 half boxesof bv 10 win
w dow Glass, which we are instructed TO sell be
low the market. 10 any person wanting the article
we can sell. 49,
je2i II O'R1LEY & MITCHELL
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W ARNISH.--No / Copal, Japan, Coach and
v Black Varnish, Tor sale by q - 800 ~ ii,,
KELLER e. FARNSLEY, Druggists, :
mhl3-it neIt -. a.ali Evansville, Ind.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

R. C. CLARK. pIcKERsoN & BRENT rkaNcrs SMITH.
$50 '''.''....'...... ........--...... !
No Painters and Dealers in White Lead,
and Castor IL Linseed Oils. sfafte,l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02

~ EW Route, via Cincinnati, Columbus and
IN Cleveond, TO Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Upper
and Lower Canada, Rochester. Syracuse, Albany,
Saratoga Springs, Montreal, Quebec, Bosom, New
Yong thiIadeluha &c. &c. -
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nILS...Linseed, Lard. Olive and Castor oil for
Osale by KELLER & FARNSLEY Dr'gsts.
mhl3.tf 0-rrp ~ Evansville. Ind lana.
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LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, & GREEN
RIVER PACKET.
4, IT, The rew and swift running steamer
kSS7fksi ~ LOGAN,
Cupt CvuxDs, Master, will run as regular pack
Ell in the above trade, leaving Evansville every Sun
day for Green river, and every Wednesday ioi Lou
isville.
- For freight or passage apply on board or TO
decl3 ?ms TAYLOR a. HARVEY, Ag'ts.
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EVANSVILLE AND WABASH PACKET.
IL. n The well known and standard
ezs,<Es sysss:s steamer HAIL COLUMBIA, Capt
uRLLN. master, has commenced running during the
season rs regular vansvlc and Wabash PACKET
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
decl2 3m O'RILEY &. MITCHELL, Agts.
EVANSVILLE AND WABASH PACKET.
rlG-M THE light draught and subsran-
nzf tial steamer
JULIA,
Cap. PRUNry, master, will run during the sea-
son, as an Evansville and Wabash Packet.
She is light draugh, boat, and of excellent
Accommodations. For freight or passage apply
on Doard, TO O'RILEY g. MTG HELL,
dfcl3m Agents.
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TNANELED FURNITURE. - Per-

THO PRINTERS.-FOr Sale, one OF
II more large Cylinder Presses made by R. Hoe Co.
thirty one by fy inches-Esd Presses are in RAINING Or
der ard viii be sold low for cash or exchanged ioI h'
I'm proved Adams Press. Apply 10 Z. SOMEh5, II NAs
saust New-YOrk. az I'm
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FNHE NETWORK AND LIVER
POOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS -

The ships comprising this line are the
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC Can't Luce BALTIC. Capt. ConstOck,
ADR!ATIC, Capt. Grafton.
TheSe ships have been bulk by contract eKpretty ici
service every has been taken Ia thef con
Stcon as also 10 their Engines insure strength and
speed ard their accommodations FOR passengers are IA
eouRlled Tor elegance or comfort 49,
Price OF passage from NewYork q Liverpool $50 ex
elusive Of extra sze sae rooms so%o from Liverpool
10 Nev-York aS5 An xpefisnced surgeon attached 10
each khip No berth can DO secured until paid for.
The owners OF lheBe ships VIII not 10 Accountable iof
gold silver bullion specie Iswelry, precious stones OF
metals unless bs Of iading signed Ilefeio aud Ins
value thereof therein expressed ,.,,,.,.,
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TOAL.-Red Ash or White Ash Nut
Va 20. Large Nut a. 60; Egg stove, > 90 Wv
,rpoc 81 ~ Der Chsdron delivered Aisg Cu.nos' s.s
and Camel rom ysrds under cover al iI9 u0%
'Toosler-si aud 9i7 BoWery. ,-,,s .5rpuryvs
l6fSm- JACOb VIM = ~ --
TOAL.-S5 per tun-Peach Orchard
pf..s rgs,,h Labisb and Beaver Meadow Coal The
subscribe taI Just received large aspg OF Toe "a soy
named Goals Of all the usual sizes ana wss 10 go
p sr sst onaitv which he IL enabled 10 'e d. 'ue y
low mice Of IS per lun II screened ron tns ysra or
"a 81 per ton II isken from he vessel cehysred rec o
cai.ske 80, -. ~ '9 JAMES L WORTH,
a. "a Broadway, and Fourth cor Thompson.
THE SUBSCRIBER is authorized as
Igent Of The Company contract for The delivery o.
eARGoEs Of the celebrated COAL from the saen ~
49, a. Pousville Pa formerly worked by MINES
Haywood ana JOIN w. 8 c. OGDEN. SO WSll-St.
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DIANO- FORTES.-Persons about pur-
chasing Pianos win fpd II TO their advantage 10 call
Glenn kcos Mandatory, 1874 Fultop-sL tWes OF broso
w,yO genera assortment Of mahogany and rose 49,
p,sos cob,anty on hand witch will be sold low for esas
~ approved paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
" OK r GLENN 4 co. 1874 Fulton-st
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NEW-YORK and NEW-ORLEANs
NOR NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT


To s1iye several days in advance Of the U. 3 NAL
Rates Of Passage materially Reduced
TIE NEW ard SPLENDID STEAMSHIP UNION,
Captain THOMAS 5. BUDD
H leave pier No Norh River on Tuesday, he Ism s-
at O'Clock NJ.
The great speed Of ibis beautiful sAp, as proved on n
frat voyage Is sufficient guarantee 70 passengers ma
hey will be srded several days in advance OF e Onii'
States Mail -
The UNION has double side lever marne ens-'s
which admitted by competent Judges !" "
sry heretofore built IN this country and her 'A 81
other Accommodations Tor he comfort o. P@s'eNs' ~
uneqused. . -. 49,, a.. r,.,
Her tables VIII be furnished with every laxnry TIE mar
ke affords, and passengers may rely upon mar wants %
rSosa bonnd 10 Nsworeans particularly requested
to eTsmiBe hi. .hp previous to making other engage
meDis.
Fer freight or passage, apply 10
40 ueS sYoYECRD, TLLESToNk co. 10 sSg:sst
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ISTHMUS HUI Lis (GOh6OHA,
cHAeREsl An }PGEAAA
THE IRVING HOUSE, at Chagre''
Haace W William, s'si5'sdn " u q oISoaa, Nd
der iba r.nsesmsnt Of A 3 Miller and J. v Gonser
THE AMERTcAN HOTEL, a! Cruces. under NE in'1'
t VIZ THixED STATES HOTEL a Panama unoef
Tie Management Of Adrian B. hter. IsA
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PIANOS.
VHE EOLIAN PIANO FORFEIT.

Il GlLBEhT GUS flANO FOhIEo AZ oo' au~ ~
new and splendid for the sale Of the usuy
celebrated H,Olan Piano FOries made by I Gilbert 90,
bas recently been opened by WATERS \ BERRY, al
S Broadway corner Of ABthonyst, 10 addition 10 hef
former establishment al 4i7 Broadway
The rapid sale OF these Instruments aud ther eoue sue
cess both among amateur and professional musicians te
ample proof OF their superior quality The suo arc
now prepared TO offer the public the agest and oes' a.
sortmento OF Pianos both with and without the hOhan s
compartment, ever exhibited In this city. In answer 10
the assertions OF those interested Ia the sale Of oer pianos
that the Attachment Injuries the Plano tue following
copied nom r Gilbert Cos published circular Is 81
hcltnt ~. -.
ave offer TO Ge and forward 10 any part OIL The coul'
try Al our lowest prices such instrument rs MAJ he
dsred accompanied by the cash ssfcIory reference
And pledge ourselves to refund he full amount received,
with an necessary cost Of transportation II the instrument
fails 10 give entire satisfaction The testimonials we ma
received from parts Of the country assure us iasI me
Hoian Piano Forte only be knowu 20 ske the pre-
cedence Of all others The public Invited to call and
examine Secondhand Pianos taken Ia exchange Pianos
10 Let ,,
WATERS / BERRY,
All SSS and AL Broadway.
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NENTEEL And LUCRATIYE o.

NENTEEL AND LUUhAIIV + UO-
" CUPATION-The advertiser will communicate 70
anv lady or gentleman Printed Instructions in Two besuu
fu Arts sufficiently pcit to enable either sex to practise
The saue As Reenee and lucrative occupation, either Tor
profit Or smusement requiring no previous knowledge,
and bat ang outlay whereby leisure time may be prohI-
ably flied up, aud comfortable income secured IN Inc
production OF NuceS In constant demand mr stevens,
Utica writes 81 have turned your Instructions to prohl-
bic the article beng in great request In me neigh
korhOOd employ ny self early and late some Gays
The Instructions vii be punctusLy forwarded Oy return
ofmA sny part OF the United States free Of postage Jr
Al by sddressing Z. l.. JEUNEHOMME,
nlV' alDGaXVs7 Rochester N Y.
DOAT. BARGE, RACE CLUB, LIFE
DAND FANCY BOAT BUILOER.-From 100 TO $40
Boats tlways on hand NB.-eoais Of all descriptions
buit Al the shortest notice, NJ $50 SOuthGl. -
nsI SIM CHARLES l.. INGERSOLL.
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Imported Carpets spr;og Styles
NINTH 4 LOUNSBERY, 448 Pear

Mllh q LOU NSBEk1, 44S Pear
~ o. (opposile Wuiam)-Hsve row In store large end
eieganI assortment Of CARPErlNGS. embracing ell lhe
attest Md mos. desirable styles In market The stock CON-
Bfhes uch Wilton Velvet tapestry, Brussels Tapestry,
Brussels SPY and Ingram Carpets In all The various
grades Eugush aud American Floor Oh Cloths 10 every
variety Of style and width, with complete assortment Of
al Other goods connected with The business The Superior
styles snd quality Of The goods and tho low prices a,
which they will be sold offer great inducements for pur
chssers examine bic STOCK. Experienced uphosterera
In constant employ 10 cut sud h carpets a. the shortest
nouce and 10 Toe beef manner MI lmS
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AIRS. L. D. WRIGHT will REQ pen her
lTk Day ard Bosrdng.S chool for Young Ladies' an1
Children Thursday the 9Th day Of Mag next al 9l3
Brosdwsy ard refers parents and guard 20 her crc
lars OF psrS testimonies sndterms which may be obtained
by calling al the Book Stores Of MARK NEWMAS
and Of ROE LOCKWOOD, an Broadway. al2 lmdWs'
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across
Oihe ls'hmus OF Panama ZACHRISSON, NELSON
CO OF Panama from their long experience the 18th
nus being established there since 1870 well prepared
fre ghI across the lshmus or take II through
70 San Francisco, shippers option but each package
must be Of portable size and Weigh, and properly
eed asZ Co are not responsible for damage or &C
Cdeni the transit The charges Of transportation 10 be
prepaid II New. York.
Agents in Chagres-ZAoHRissoN, NELSON HYAMs.
Agent in Cruces and Occupations FUNcK.
FOr particulars, apply 10 -.
as In E.ZACHRlSSON X Gu, So WAl-sL
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CHESNUT GROVE COLLEGE, CIif-

~ ton, Staten lslsnd-Preideut, Rev. THOMAS TOW
ELL, A. T. C. DIN consequence OF the unprecedenI.
ed Improvement both 10 the physical aud mental culture Of
the pupils Of The Institution but very lew vacancies are
avei able for the Summer Term commencing on 1e lot
OF MAY The course Of education consists Of the Greek
and Lain Classics French spanish and German by ns
uves Of countries respectively; English all The sci
and every branch OF Bellies LeItre sa9 ocs ana
The situation IL one Of the most delightful pleasant and
healthy that possibly boz conceived Only sx miles
from New York is retired n 10 The Wetlefn
Wilderness and commands the combined advantages OF
sea forest snd elevation No pains Xpense are spared
to insure the biz hest the part OF ne various In
stucors and ali the comforts and convenience OF home
The pupils. The President BE- seen 90 Tue'days'
Thursdays and Saturdays Al the Office OF SEAMAN
MUIR, 62l Broadway An early application necessary
REFERENCES Rev Drs Berran, Highly Schroed or and
Hawks; Professors Hackley and Mscvcker, COLUMBIA
College Seaman & Muir, 32i Broadway Center Il
Co - Old-slip; Davidson Bromley, = Walst; s Bar
~. % Pinest; $. d. Appleton, Broadway Carton 90,
Broadway. m3l lmM Ph&SV
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From the Office la HudsOnsG near Chamberss
Az A.M.-For Poughkeepsie stopping al all the way
stations. 49,,
AtsI AM-For POuehkeepsie, stopping al Manhattan
vile Yonkers. Dobbs Ferry, DesrnaD TanytOwo. sing
sing Croton, Peekski GsTson's, Cold Spring, Fshkhl
and New. Hamburger
AtI23PM- For freight and passengers to Poughseepse,
stopping at all stations on signal
APP M-FOr POnghkeepsle stopping Al All way sH-
sse~p, rabby Hook spuytsn Duyvi aud Hastings
At4 M.-fOr passengers 10 Poushkcvpsle Albany aud
Intermediate places stopping At ManhatHnyle Workers,
Hastings. DObbs Ferry, DeNman TsuyIown. Sing Sing,
CTotOn, Peeksh, GSrison's, Cold Spring Fishsl, New
Hamburger. Milton Ferry and Poughkeepse, and thence by
steamer Armenia, landing al Hyde Park Kingston Barry
town. TiyOll. Bristol, Caisk, Hudson, COxsackie, and
Suy yessni, reschng Albany before u al blight This
by the Deafman Ferry with the Erie Train
going West
LEAVE POUGHKEEPslE. GOING SOUTH
At M.-FOr New-YOTk, stopping Al Milton Ferry,
New Hamburger, Low Point, Fishfll Cold Spring, Gar
rgous Peeksk, Croion, Sing Sing, Tarytown Desrman,
DoDhs' Ferry. Yonkers and ManhstIanyiie
At74 Ah-FOr freight and passengers TO New.fork.
stopprg at all way stations signal This usin cOnnecs
at DtarmRn with the Erie Railroad train from the West,
which reaches Piemont at 953 AN.
Al IL AH.-For New-YofE. stopping at Neg-iism
burgb Fshkil Cold Spring, 0arrisons Peeksk, Sing
Sing Tarrytowp Dobbs' Ferry and Yonksrs.
At3PM For New York, stopping a. oil way s's'ions
on signal. $3.50
At6PM-For New York or on arrival Of the Steamboat
which leaves Albany stopping a. New ii smburgh
Eishk, Cold Spring Garrsoh,, Peessklll CrOton, olns
Sing TanytOwn, DeaTman, Dobbs Ferry fOnkerB shu
Manhaiianvle, reachng New York NJ 81 l. NJ
LFAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NEW-vORK
At7AM.-StOpping at all way stations on signal
Passengers will procure Tcsets before entering thecars
Rlsn OLIVER h. LEE, Superintendent
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DOBINSON'S FAMILY BOARDING
ct. THOMAS'S HALL-FLUSHING

"a = IIO VI no - II AIII1-I Il z DIIIANU
NOTEMALE INSTITUTE, Flushing L. The sum
Wef session OF ths institute has commenced but pupils
are admitted any period end sre charged from tbs time
OF entering FOr circulars containing engraving OF the
Han Statement OF the terms. and numerous references,
apply at the Book Store No. l3e Nassau At 10 Rev
WILLIAM II. GLIDER, A. VI at Flushing, Long Island.
all SIN WIS.,
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DRY GOODS, &C.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-
CARPET PAPER FOR SALE.-This

~ he beat substitute for hay aud lays smooth
on he door, aud preserves The carpet much longer and pre-
vent oampness and mdew IL be had Of any length
desec IN rolls RON 100 TO 500 yards long and yard
wide OH. y LEBLEY. 2Ol Wilsmst dealer Ia printing,
Letter cap and writing Paper, Binders aud straw boards,
&c. mSl lmMWSs
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pHILADELPHIA AND LIVER

PHILADELPHIA AND LlN MI
a POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
CITY OF GLASGOW. l,6lO uns, Cepi D = nthers
PENNSYLVANIA, 22t0 t1us Capt ". Z sIctesoufy
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, Zo83 lans -
Two Of The shove ships are now being Quit ana VIII
10 placed .he Inc durlg The ensuing summer ia.
The CITY OF GLASGOW, Capt , T. h.lhers' lA's
OF Ihe 6rest Western 10 Intended 20 fall - aAua'
PROV suu anal par FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday, Hh March. "wednesday ~ sy's't5
fhurSdsY, Nay :. Wednesday' ApfA 10
RATES or PASSAGE
FRos PHILADELPHIA FROM bl's IN[S1.
5elOOn.......l00 DOilars Saloon. .'.'''H 9eluos <
Cabin........6 81 DOiiErs CsDin., 's'.' 10 Sulnees
bese rats,inclde Proyiiops Ard lrrds Fes Bot nsl
Wines or Liquors which can be- RsA GARD -
First caas steamships ply between L FefpOOi ~ go
gov Hsvre Rotterdam Leghorn. hafselilcs hnu Oslet
Mediterranean ports, ~ which goods can 20 s 4Pp,t
Liverpool and thence ny this Inc TO Phi ade PMS
WORLD's FAR-A limited number OF passeng !, az -
be taken OF and hone for 500 IN the saloon SO sR
The cabin rooms. The Accommodations aD~ A''4
ance will he found most superior 81, -. ...n .h,
An experienced Surgsos vii be carried ~ 90 'r'
Freight on fine sOOds Sos per Iun ana pllas "a fxar
All goods sent 10 The Agenu 10 Fuus19i ~ -,.h W
po1 viii be forwarded viii economy and dispsen-
fOf freight passage apply 70 - v,vk .,d Yhlad
RICHARDsON WAT5ONE CO neWS,-I On 80 ~
RICHARDSON BROTHERS CO 1--we PO"- t-7u
PATRICK HENDERSON co StA1<oN- -
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EXCELSIOR SOAP, manufactured
'tADwELL, PAYsoN L c.

CALDWELL, PAYSON L CO,
Conner OF Riyinglon and Cannon stG, New-York
This soap far superior 10 any other offered 10 Inc pup
Nc IL removes stains grease, paint tar and lnk ara
washes In Eon hard. sai Dsiar without hs sishlsl
injury 20 any fabric or to the skin sea Captains WOODEN
Man1fscures and sill engaged In the trade are especially
srvt,sd 10 test he value ma II
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BOARDING SCHOOL, AT MILTON,
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

I'D st Portchesier, N Y, JNO OSBORNE. Principal
The Sumner TerG win commence May !. rnis school
has been IN sUcceSPu operation for ten years aud s not
surpassed for beauty OF location and q access by any
Instuti0n In the vicinity OF New York Terms sl7O per
year Circulars containing particulars, re erences &c
can be obisined by addressing the Principal or OF D.
Duncomb, IS Wiliiam.sL; K. c. Akery, 80 Bowery
m IN \AASt