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A Chapter on Appointments.

WASHINGTON, May g. 1855
Schroeder Charge Affairs at Stockholm. will probably
retain his Office lie is in law OF Col Sestoa of The
IntHicenccr Thomas NJ Rodney. of Del. Consul at Ma
tanzas will also continue there, such being the almost dy
Ing request of Vice President King.
The appointment Of Merriwether is a blanket upon
the hopes of Kentucky aspirants to foreign positions
Meriwethers B0Re to Santa will be paid by Govern
ment Col Helm is probably certain Of Consulshp, not
wthsiandng.
1t is now certain that Gov. Tonsdae of Tenn, will get
the Brazilian mission.
A. V Brown. Of Tenn.-the same Brown made immortal
by the pen Of John Quincy Adams-is green enough to
expect to have foreign mission rendered TO him But
Marcy will not take him from his friends in Tennessee
Maior Donelson is here Mai Pickett Of Tenn is ardent,
" DESTROYS Of Chsrgeship 1t rumored that he told
Marcy that he supported him for the Presidency in the
Baltimore Convention and established newspaper at
expense Of $1,000 to support him The Premier is
ported to have replied" Go away, boy-Go away. boy
Appointments at Norfolk Ns.-Samuel l. Sawyer, Col.
lector; George Loyal, Navy Agent; c. C. Robinson,
Naval Officer.
1t is said in high quarters that the diplomatic appoint
ments will be decided tomorrow. Nous verrons. gus
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The Land OMEGA Waggsh Postmaster, &c.
CorfssporGerce ~ The " Y. Tribune
WAsHINGTOS CITY. Friday Msy lsS3
There was a distressing scene III the Treasury Depart
neut to-day. / refer "a the appearance Of ladies'
there bent on begging for the restoration Of Clerks
moved Yesterday from the Third Auditors Office This
odee having heretofore succeeded IN most Is
yery commonly resOred ~ generally, too, with
30; Il hardly lays in the heart Of goOd-natured gentle
man 70 say nav the tears Of woman, more especially
where she appears be young and pretty the young
and pretty ones by the by being very generally selected
for this work BY the arfu gentlemen thus Using them
These uices are given out for the last twenty
YEAR. amost entirely three pleas-On vaunted pot
house on erossroad political services % accommodate
some supposed influential friend Of the applicant The
third plea in all cases supplementary being the extreme
Poverty Of the sutton. The pay is in all cases twice
thrice Is much as the Of the messengers get
respectable journeynen mechanics get IN Washington
Yet the appointees elerkships general rule spend
eyery dollar Of their salary, and when turned out By
ueeeedng Administration Of different politics. are near
~ universally in debt Instead Of laborng TO economic
a. As 10 have something ahead for the surely coming
rapy dsy they seek 10 vie With people Of wealth in clO
tbpsand other street shows for all the members Of their
respective families Ii is wonder therefore, that they
Leep poor a. they would be no better of st the end Of
The wear on double pay Their wives and daughters are
theif last resort, as ! have explained above.
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FOREIGN Mis.ions-New-York MISUNDERSTANDING
Davs-Wesieru Military Asylum, &c.


The Cabinet had only a brief informal meeting to day
The foreign and local appointments under discussion
those from New lOrk causing more hesitation than any
others.
secretary Davis better but not yet able to attend the
Cabinet meetings
The Rochester Post Office still hangs fire Hon Addison
Gardiner Of Rochester and Judges Jewe and Seien,
working for simon Jewe OF Clarkson, brother of the
Judge II is repord at the Department that the citizens
have expressed desire that the appointment be- delayed
few DAYS The above gentlemen at the bottom Of IT,
Hon ID l. Seymour left for h0methis morning. aud Gen
Davis has the field all 10 himself for the Troy Post Office
The chargchp the Hague has been promised 10 Isaac
V Nanderpoo Of Buffalo, Mr. Folsom being about 10 be
removed IN account of his Native Americansm.
-Four more clerks removed from the Third AUDITORS
Office TO day viz: Joseph kershmer, Of New York ID
Burr Of the District Of Columbia, George &. Kerr Of
VIRGINIA and Lewis Niece, Of Alabama The recent
movals in this Office include several Democrats
The Mon announces tlat Harrodsburg Springs have
been chosen as site for the Western Military Asylum.
In the Gardiner to day, Mr. Partridge was recalled
and examined with regard 10 the copies OF the mining title
chained Al the office of the Acalde At Stgunlas also
speeding map Of the Sare Of Queretaro Portions OF his
testimony were objected IT, and the day was mostly occu
pitd II aruument
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The engine was az once reversed and al sail set absck
the wind being ahead and blowing very esh but to no
purpose As the water began TO flow into the vessel
ran aft and gradually brought her down by the stern TIL
at length she reached angle which she slipped and
dovr
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The Tribune for Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for European CircH-
Laion viii be issued TO MORROW MORNING, at 9
o'clock 1t will contain all the Latest News up TO the
time of going to press Single copies, in wrappers,
ready for mailing can be had at the desk Price Six
Cents The Canada sails from Boston Wednesday, at
u o'clock
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
SoaaAers Telegraph Osce cor of auOver and Bea--rsA
Appointments.

Appointments.
SBea1l DisaGtcA The " y. Tyfbune.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, May 1888
TIE following Appointments have been made:
Gen Chas. Gratiot. late Brighter General in the L S
Army and head Of the corps of Military Engineers to
thousand dollar Clerkship in the Land Office
George Humes of Md, Asa l.. Haselton Of n Y Samuel
Soh Pa Blair Laare of D. c. to Cerkshps in the Third
Andfnr's Office ALNoNACK.
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To ADVERTISERS dong best TO pat paper to
pres at an earlier than formerly TO City sub
scrbers bsore o'clock lose Mail II send VI
your voss before o'clock P NJ you viii greatly obse aud
help Us 10 eject gresy needed reform. Send later must
but a. esYy a. you conveniently
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From PernnmbucO.

PHILADELPHIA Saturday, May 1858.
BY the bark Emily Banning have PernamOuco dates
g. the Sd April
She reports that the fever had subsded in that port and
the Province was gener lily healthy
IN. cargo Of slaves recently landed and sent into the in
terror had all been recaptlred and taken under the protec
ton Of the Government
Ihl,iu.ss WAS opening with much activity.
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IN CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken Of anonymous Communicates
Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenn-
Gated by the name and address Of the wrIter-not
necessarily for publication, but as guarantee OF his
good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected Communics-
fiOus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

We continue our details of the horrible catastrophe
at Norwalk giving all facts of interest not published
Saturday morning The whole number of lives known
TO have been sacrificed is fortyseyen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

r~Dr A. T. SETH. Dentist, Qste With DIR. c. s.
~. f~Dd and he public In EenersI Ofee
- ~ Is,e n dental Surrey n al he branches o. So 81
Sfs 3D. midway be~esen Broefvsy aid n. B'SerJ
$500. a. rsusi. Dr. A T. SMITH No. 81 Bond a.
YZFowlEKs d. WELLS, Psychologists and publish
- c4trtoB Hall No l5 sassDst- Fsv.Yerk.
u The right place for Strangers and Citizens to visit
Z. TrrE's oUs Lmporun No SIS Broadway There The ~es-
deB A1fonefcn Bird Tree Tbes - fone tso splendid -
a. O. Recuesegy lady should have There 10 the
renowned BstyJarnDers Toys OF al kinds Dolls Canes
beEes Dre@ins fo lsdss the form q aenea-s
see: Jeweeases. Porte SeVfnE BoxsA F-1
Opera r6saes, &C. Visitors sl~Eys wec0ne ksaember,
% You'll fbd this Palace on Broadway;
The pumbeT III repes- ~.
Euuler Three Hundred and Forty-fye.
The West Ede Of TIE street Sr'
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Arrival Of the City of Glasgow-The Norwaik Catas-


PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, May 7, 1858.
The steamer City Of Glasgow, from Liverpool, on the
Goth u passed Lewes last ght and will reach her dock
here about II o'clock this morning.
Mir Enoch Cspp, Of this city who was on the iai tram
Yesterday has reached Boston IN safety.
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another Railroad Aeeisent-Many Persons injured.
bat None Killed.

BOsION, saturday, Nay \ I'D
This afternoon, at half past O'Clock A. ne NeF BED
ford and Taunton train Taunton. Mass the axle
tree of the tender broke and With the baggage and pas
epeer car containing twenty i've passengers precp
i,sed down an embankment thirty feet An eye witness
avs il was miracle that all within not killed. But
tao persons were seriously though not fatally injured
Vile fifteen received slight bruises The broken
pieces.
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Nen'alork Qailp Gribnne.
MONDAY. MAY 9, 1883.

- Persors wanting TA< Is their residences places
please their sddess AZ tbe pubueanon once
send through the Postoce Pee III cents week PsJ
- 49,
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Aforementioned S. Hill, of Marion ha. received
the whig nomination in the Fifth District
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The Cherokee nj New-OrIeans.

NEW-ORLEANs, Friday Nay g. 1855
The steamship Cherokee has arrived At tbs port with
Havana dates 10 the 50 inst The is quite unimpOr
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Special DispateA o Then Y Tribune ,. .,..,
ALBANY, Nay 3, 1853
Mr. Auditor Newa has received the following dispatch
from O. Brett Esq Superintendent on the Erie Canal:
ALBION 7th-I think shall be able 70 let in the water
tomorrow Sunday noon.
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"TuE APPAREL OFT PRocIAIMs THE MAS."-SO
saws shakspere FOSTER Wholesale and Retail 9th
ser No CoutaDdt st., who supplies well h fashionable style
D. bttna vfaif
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Cry Irrns will be found on our Third Page this
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Nyw SPRING SILKs.-Shawls and Dress Goods OF
.verv variety NJ would respectfully call the
ton ladies' ohs his splendid stock Of new Dress Goods
m variety Of Sks Barege Barge De-
Tsins ssuss Pripted Lawns Popn Chses Cling
ham, Cbmras Striped and Figured Fouard and indian
sl sin and Linen Popna the and best selected stock
every description % be found IN the city Printed Cash
Plain and bodered from s. el6 s5 and go Also tho best
selected STOCK Dapery Mu,ns aud Curtains Of description
ever offered Also CooFed Silk Manas Par.sos In
great variety Also Summer STUFF Cloths Csssmeres vest1S
Travas Handkerchief Of every kind and La
dies now Is the time call before making your purchases
You wish 10 get the richest goods the lowest prices.
"a Rams No firaud A oTneT Orchard.
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NEw MOURNING SToRE.-Rich Mourning Goods, OF
,xe,v received daily by BARTHOLOMEW WEED
mari the numberNo 65 Broadway between st. Ncho
Metro lfenH
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LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, WISDow DRAPERIEs
oy EvFRY DEscPToN-UBsDELL Person LAKE have Just re
eyed Of the above goO eegut
designs to they call the Of the furnishing public No
III Broadway.
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tV- Spring Busness-cOats, Spring Overcoats, Spring
esks Spring Fock SpDg Spring Pants in the largest and
% variety goods selected from choicest spring i'm
.sortetion 50 aud IS John Nassau.
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Fy,nv M.x MS own PHfacIAS.-Dr. X HAAS

Tyy,, Nh uIs OWN PHYsICIAN.-IIT. n ItAAs'
-, n 60, AZ Vienna late Chef surge0n IN The hansa
me eSc az d. HAS pabAng the e wets sof
49, ~ 49, IN r.,s OF esaergcncy hook IN
~ ga !. tnehssEt sOpsh, Homeopathic or hydro
pah,s g, IN. hoek containing IS bottles Sled
with fhe ssnve remedies sstessa n0 - :, -, e-Tos 4.
.naxrsd bottle labeled ana -
ps.hN ths Reok Chest every one can 49, ~. "a ~
- swr.Ae dseass pceshie fe
s nS Il many sssss seasrsy eOnsass'd 'nssrs 'es
srsn nerlec cure ehen IsssL .x.r,;na h,s Rool
~ 81 respecffnly invites the public 70 can sna ;n 81 ~
y Ns,eips Chest TAese who labor unds any - ~
he Bos their asses .ne ne rsasss % 20 ss Tnsrs are also
os VI Chsst prevsntye Against Fever and Asae o''sesu
and Ilpsrs Che win tia Beck e. s and ~ sesoess
,,s Wien win Be sent to any pa" OF "' 0"''"
az S sssi Ssu for p.sa for private interview 10
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SPLENDID CARPETNGs FOR SPRING SALES, looj-
sMrH No 4s are nov receiving IN store
mar late arrivals Of Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three
and Carpens Of chae and elegnt designs which having
the recent advance IN prices they are ems
hed in nner a great lndncementa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

~. Crystal Palace Carpets at HIRAM ANDERSON
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms No % BOwe msnfeen new styles
o Mosaic Rugs Landscapes Mats and Table Covers imported 10
exhibition at the New-York Crystal Palace
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The Western MiIIrnry Asylum.
The Canal.

WASHINGTON, Saturday May 7, 1853.
The Union announces that Harrods0urg Springs have
been chosen as site for the Western Military Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

Removal Of CIerks-A scene mt the Treasury Depart
ment-ExuaOrdinary Claims AGAINST the Treasury
Tho Ians OMEGA Waggish Postmaster, &c.
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gzy- UBsDELL PEIRsoH Il LAKE, No. All Broadway,
late "a Canals respectfully solicit the attention Of Ladie and
ts Public ger orally impoeons consisting o. al the
STYLES Muns Printed Iack0n
eta Tissues Bran French Cscoes &C. Sc adapted 70 the
stock Of fancy Ribbons oil Of which
hsye the and open for insec
-, No A edvFnv
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.ourhern ,faII ArrivaI.
WASHINGTON.

BALTIMORE. Saturday May 7. 1885,
The mail this morning Is thrOsgh from Mobile
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CAsADA STRAW HATs-450 dozen. Also, Palm-leaf
and Canton Hats &C. For sale BY - -, ,,,,.,-,.
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BY THE MAs ABOUT IOwS.-St. Stephen first IN
the sbut knocks" the spots of the Saint tbs
av OF the article for while the Saints tile
IKE NOEL Of scue Ksox hate are patti Of symmetry
beauty ard alike invited 10
M 10 The Office Ia Fulton and inspect Ksoxs work
spshp which beeyed lie unsupaseo ~ 10 the entire
world only g. imHuabe simple squaton or the
Of prerOr Cal in.
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BusIHEss NOTICES.
ogEIer EEw-YoEK CRY DrEscTosY,
No. 81 Anp-st-, "a Fioof, Say 6, is8

oyytcr NEw-YoKx CRY DfEGcTozY,l
No AaDst, "a Floor, Say 6, 1888
~ The Canvass Cor the Names for insertion in this
work q now IN progress viii be completed eay sossnt
with entire CORRECTNESS
The pube are respectfully requested facilitate operations BY
rns hs Necessary information The ssneneh employed n car
TssaBs
In addition 70 usual Information eroeed ts work the Ap
pepSr lat Of al the Banks N the United st2tess
PrexseDfe Ceshiers, Discount Days Capital shares Par Faas
shsfss Ddebcs Payable &C. Also t Of Al The Secret ana
6t soeees giving the Of the oesFs Of the Grad bo
DIVISIONS Chapters &c. places Of meeting ., G
ssbord1ze Societies meeting n the city; and 10 sdsion - 80
Sheriff. sunogatss County CLERKS in tie states o.
Hsw.Jtrsey and CobnecteUt. III l..
The pabhe may sssored that neither labor nor
spared ssafsjn the already estabished esa'asf o ~
. and sceuIsey. T.. 49,.
The s.seutou Of Advertiser respectfully called 70 te set late
arze nslsr Ct subscriptions bsye been received . '~ ron
ever STATE IN DE Union viii probably attain maca ss CIR
cusop 10th IN he city than any ey Directory ever
before issusd.
e ,h is.eon viii called upon by addressing line 70 the
psbls5er, ~ - ~
~ Lord Kingsboroughs Antiquities Of Mexico com
"a. Of Ancient Mexican Paintings and HeroEypas
49, n the Royal Libraries Of Psris Berlin Dresder Vienna
a. yaness Museum Rome the Institute at DO
llama the BodeaD Library Oxford; and various otherhe
sreer pst iueded Alo the Monuments Of NewSPsiD, by b.
Duya1 ussed BY upward Of thousand elaborate and hay
ntersns plates accurately copied from the originals by Aso
vols imp foo h gilt edges Originally published at
aI4o, unbcun6.
sTis work msgnifoenee recalls mind the patronage Of
psndor the pBcey Of literature
no author bookseBe in the
foundns volumes imperial folio and the e1 OF
aes the will fifty perhaps thousand pounds
lAthenBum.
Yor sale by BANGS BsorHrE Co, Trade Sale Rooms No IS
Perl.
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To CtorHIKRs-N0w is the very time 10 make active
prepaatous trade which must Be done NswioIk zoe
rs season. M ouy proper DO st sappy ope'
rxssv With Sixoxs StwSc MAcaSGs lev houses have done
III. and lnease Advantage ~ II Ve e tas
- AZ tAeN No SIS Broadway.
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Learn a. Co.'S Car DEPARTMEST.-We are manu-
uree and vende the best Caps (ony every variety style
and ausI tty Co Leaders and lnOduceu OF Fason for
Gents Hats AsiOr House Broadway.
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~, Stair Carpets atwonderfui low prices 10, 70
Al and A. pe yd al HIRAM ANDERsoNs No. 80 Bowey Also En-
s Tapestry Ply Brueb and Velvet Stair Carpets &c very
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III 9 MOHRs SccfctAy, UENkH HoLpNhsA, WI V9lVu"
DtyiAScE SAIAxAxDER SAFrs.-GAYLERS Patent
49, Prxcx the .oe Manufacturer the vuted States Of
DE ssor celebrated sAe C. GoFESs lmQ~nesrAoe DeAce
Locks combined the Sord Depot No
~ Pesst one beos Maiden lane, formerly No soJohn%
~ FAmnANKs's PLArFoRN scALrs-Long KNOWN
.ysrslv tes,ed always rshths seknowledsed standard
N'esN' ~~'N~' Co. No. 50 Waerst
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"a English Floor OIL Cloths,

20 Engnsh foot Oh NIUIHs IIEHI a1u' =, ~
rom the celebrated mandatory Of JoHN HARE Son II
sco Fresco Gothic aud Italian Paintings at HIRAM ANpER
Ne 20 Bowery 1000 yards Of Floor Cloths Of to yards
sJ6, 81 8l6 Al, 81, and 81, per yard
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Cyp- Tremendous bargains in English aud American
onhe Caetss ANDERsoN No % Bowey 5000
and beautiful patterns OF Ingram Carpets at O. o. a.
Ma and6 worthy Of the attention Of purchasers
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FREE EXCURSION. Those DESTROYS of viewing the
beautiful romantic Wills sns at Fort Hamilton advertised Ia
invited the popretos ther on
VgspAV next io the and eommodon steamer E
Murray and O'CLOCK Iiekeis eo1ahe" a
Al A RAkkEk Ne. y Naasan.Et
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Fur ARrs.-A choice collection of Pictures belong
in 70 gentleman taste is now on yew e H. h Lss1'
% No Wast IL comprises specimens OF Murlo begneu
sone Moyn Vaudeville, Du Jadn Kaufman pomnchino ana
hs,s anons he old Cabinet Pictures
p,t Nssnvfh Thomas Sidney Cooper ROBBIE OF Buffalo H. b.
Villa Carter George Mornd w Slayer and others The owner
this tine collection VIII De 500 "lou
Mavl q at O'Clock.
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~ FRygMAS, Halter, No 80 FultOn-st., sells all
k;,ds n % much below pces paid Broad beautiful Mole
an g. Extra Fine 50 81 P4nAma sgho1 Braid sod al kinds Of
Straw Hats Remember FEEENAS. No 20 Fnonsf
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GRAsD EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN EsTERPRIsg. We
don't projected Opera House. nor 70 hs neT hotels IN con-
mighty structure stories high A. tbe corner
81 ToD and ssUSOE HALL the magnificent Cheap Coh
ins Waehouse Of where the newest fashions be
G Al H. lowest cost every fitted perfection
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GENERAL MuruAL Insurance CoMPASY--Assets on
Al. COO Profits DIVIDED rata among those
Who 40 business Company oe No 2MerchAnt Exchange
"A al nd a-sfA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-07
HARTeoRD FIRE INSURANCE CO

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
IScoRroRATEp 1SlU-CUARTEr PERrEruAI. .
sutAori.sd CapV s2JO 0O1.-SHbseribed CdPt Sl9OoOO
r,HIS long established and well known Institution
I has transacted most extcnsive Insurance business
for uiDre than forty years, throughout inc Vop 1,a
aud lie ritish North American provinces. Ii has aimed
osecure public nddence by an honorable ana faithful
ulgment OF its contracts; and the owners OF propert!
are assured tha all fair claims for loss under us Poces
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid; psols
Buding>, Manufactures hiis' Maenne,!' pmS.n'ns
Houses stores Merchandise, Household turnturc
Vessels on the stocks or while in port &c c. VIII oe
insured low the risk VIII AUNT. ihe ior
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARn OF DIRECTORS.
"t8 II. HUNTINGTON. President.
Albert Day. -'' CALViS pAf'
.It JAMES Coopvus r-l. jon ALLYN, III II -la
Cu.p,ys RosvrIL JoHN y. BRACE.
Uvx,y Kyxrv CHARLEs J. Russ. i..
I'D 4.rI as cHARDES TAYLOR, secretary.
CuRrsroruER C. LYMAN. Assistant SeeA, .f..tt't
NPApplicaiions for insurance may be made 70
- -' - - ALLEN G. HALLoCK, Agent t-
7 E., Main street, nearly opposite the Baik D
uecS q. ! - -
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THE undersigned have formed oparnership in the
l. Drug and Apo.hecary busineSs-and will cOn'"ae
the old stand Main street, formerly occupied by
W. NJ Woclsey They have hand general assort
nefit Of Medicines Paints, Uils, Varnishes, Window
Glass Printing Ink &e., Nc., TO which they invite the
attention OF old customers and the public.
Phy ysicans Prescriptions carefully attended to. beth
partners being fully competent 10 attend to tba branch
of The BUSINESS ~ W.M. WOOLSEY.
Evansville Sent. Q, 1859. - FRANCIS A. LINCK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-07
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rtrL-r Az Nsrr STREET. LoCIsyIi.E. fs..f t.f
4 RE now receiving their fall stock of Foreign and
domestic Dry Goods to which they invite the atien
io oi merchants coming this market tonake their
purchases Weare importing direct from Enrope the
prineple part OF our Foreign goods aud aRd NiN sell
them on as. good terms, as the same articles can be
bough ia any market in America. Our stock of Amer
lean Prins, will continue sell at the exact from
the Agents IN the Eastern cities for cash par funds.
Our purchases made exclusive ely for cash and at
such prices viii enable to D.Fy COMPETITION FROM
alt JoBrERs buying their goods the usual time and
IT'S sourdetenniDatonnott to be undersod in this any
market IN this country. -lr -f.... aug9.d&wu.f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-07
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coin Silver Table Tea sab and
IN Mustard Spahns also, Susar-shovels ana Buffers
ShyeS9a Pretty ia'tcrn sean ee found. for Eastern
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