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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-19

FEMALE NANITY.-ln spite of being fifty
four years OF age, the D1wagcr Princess Of
las, Friesland was much handsomer than
ladies are wont to be at that period CT life.
She was well aware of it, aud neglected none
OF tn innocent arts Of the toilette To preserve
her charms. In her wardrobe she had more
than TWO hundred dresses, and it afforded
her the greatest pleasure to continually
change her attire. Her wardrobe always ac-
companied her wherever she went. During
a visit she was paying to the Duke Of Celie,
at his chateau of Bruckhaus n, in 1899, vio-
lent pain ia the heart suddenly attacked her,
which the, physician declared was mortal
On her inquiry, they informed her Ct the
mposbility of effe. ting cure. She prepared
Tor death like Christian; but as soon as the
clergyman had quilted her r, om she ordered
all her bridesmaids round the bed, and ar
ranged her toilette with the greatest accuracy
She was dressed in her best linen, aud a
white dress shot with black; had her hair ar
ranged, and her handsomest h-ad.dress put
on. All was must carefully selected, down 10
the white gloves. She then uttered her las,
wishes, among which she expressly ordere
that no ur.eon should lay his hand upon her.
She had her coffin lined with white satin, and
placed in a room. Her greatest apprehen-
sion was lest ne jol,ng OF the coach.n which
her remains would be bUrne home, might
disarrange her position and dress; and
only lew minutes before she felt the
approach OF death, IN, olgh the coldness OF her
exiremites, she must earnestly entreated
her attendants to AXE care that she was prop
erIy LAID IN her coffin, aud securely fastened
down, that nothing might be disturbed
Could any one be more consistent in vanity
in the presence of death!
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OYSTERS OYSTERx,i

A FINE lot Of large and fresh BALTIMORE oYG.
"A TERS just received per steamer Cincinnati, and
for sale by the dozen. Families supplirdat
de Q EVANS Restasrat.
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FRENFI OYSTERS

WYE have received ore Refrigerator fesh Oysters
wv packed in ce ugh by Express from baltimore.
and bave arrangements for weekly >aypiics .nng the
essea. tnOyiS ALiIt&ho"ES.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

THE Undersigied graduate of Indiana Univ ersty,
l. with seven years experience in teaching, will open
Select School, Mouda! mext. in The building formerly
occupied b! Mr. Green. on let street. ls aim 10 10 Aid
Ia building up Scho" ola high order that will be
efui and honorable and the rcfore he
fully socis tn. patronage cfthose interested Private
Instruction in lain and Orssk ~ night. or ether
branches.
Painting and Drawing taught By Mrs. Miller. corner Of
Walnut and Third SITS. .-',l }. u. u. MILLER
ri :
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EIsm.-Ths ee.. Lake ndced Fish, for sails at
deele TsAcoN y CO. : Family Grocery.
NaEEsE.--A choice and fresh lot of good cheese,
~ for sale a. 7. BACON CO.'S Family Grocery
Assorted sizes. for sale Al. 1. j
- dceI9 Z. BACON & co s Family Grocery.
@ s. ALMONDS and Pecans; for sale a.
-. decls 7. BACON 4 GUS Family Gfscey.
i dsci0 T. BACON & co. $ Family Grocery.
CIDER .insces 'ss e Family eroy
fNoyy and Corr. meal. for sale at
" deci9 N T.BAcoN& co.'s Family Grocery.
Oh Doz Plntglass Tumblers. for sale at
II eeel9l T. BACON& CO.'S Family Grocery.
BOXES a..d Soaps. Tor sale BY the box or small, a,
lO decis T.BAt6N & CO.'S Family Grocery.
PIgkaEs Tomato ca,.up, Pepper, Sauce and Pre-
uecl9 Family Grocery.
CoRN Starch. Quick Yeast Cincinnati, Louisvn and
~ Lexington Mustard. for suIe at
decis T. BACON & CO. IS Family Grocery.
TX BOXES summerand Winter Monld Candles, for
- sale at Cincinnati Factory prices by
decie 5. 4. GiLBERa q CO.. sye. near Water.
SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE As
TIME undersigned take pleasure announcing to the
citizeus of Evansville aud surrounding country that
they have opened SHOE STORE AND FACTORY, on
Main street, between Second and Third whore one or
both Of the proprcors be found ali hours
One of the firm las just returned from the East, with
large supply Of the Latest styles of work
sl kinds which the will sell and Their stock
Of Leather and Findings Is Of the finest and quality
and has been selected with and With desire
to please all. ~ q : 81 HART e. FELKER.
n. B.-The attention the Ladies and Children 10 re-
specially invited 10 our assortment and prices.
" All rips teisred, free Of charge, Of worn bought
at our estaolishm'n Mt. (deels H.. +.
.oGU ,RDIaN,S SALE
NOTICE 10 hereby given That win, the 10th day
IN Of January, 1854, ut o'clock p ofe for sale
the premises ii Knight Township the following describ-
ed real estate, tow The Northeast or. of the South.
east or of Section nine 10 in Township a. South
Of Range ten Iu West. OF Lands in vinccnnes district,
lying in Vanderburgh county. ,t,.,.s e-soat
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third Of the purchase money TO be paid in cash.
third in nine and third in eighteen months
from day fslle. the purchaser giving bearing i'm
terest from date, with approved security.
~ ..1aa -ae i. ..1s"f' DAN'L AK En-, Guardian.
By McGRrw & GAKv,E Attys. Ideci9 3w
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CAR ATI0N Nar,CE

ORDERED, that the owners Of Lots Nos. ]. 9, J. 4, s.
SO. 10. H. le, l3. "a aud u. In Block No 3,
Eatern Enlargement and fronting Oak street, lay
down n good and sufficient Plank Sidewalk four feet in
width in front thereof under the directions Of the City
Engineer In days from the publcat of this orGer
nd ina default thereof the Marshal is directed perform
said work. and the costs and expenses occurring thereby
will be assessed tn and collected by sale Of said Lots
much tnereOfas be To satis said
and BY order of the Common Council.
dec. IA 81 .is .rr4 lt51. GEO. II. TODD. Clerk
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--
. DEPOSITS.

fHH following rates interest will be allowed upon
i deposits. by the Crescent City Bank. viz: a-c
Deposits payable on demand, , q cent per annup
do fer 3 months, = p do % do
do do4 do 5 q do 81 do
do do tn I2 months, y do =. do
do do I2 mos. and y do,) 49, do.
WILLARD CARPENTER, Prest:
W. BAKER, Cash'r. 4I - ssr sal tnovi2-if
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IRON.-60 tons assorted Iron, rec. per steamer
Bedford; this. with our former stock give. us com
piete assortment for the present. (decI4) sAM
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.

SAvINss DEPARTMENT.,
INTEREST at the rate Of six pc, cent per annum pay
able scmannually, will be allowed upon all Weekly
Deposits de in the Savings Department Of this Bank.
For full particulars TO and niles, apply nj the
Bank Open daily from 81 IL o'clock A. NJ. and from
! 10 4 o clock z. NJ rrd - 81 r-H
.ssfrt WILLARD CARPENTER. Pre- :.
w. BAKER. Cash'r. 80 . -rl. luovIa-em
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BLUE knit silk Purse with steel clasp, the catch
n broken. containing one ten dollar bill supposed to
be State Bunk of Ohio. lost last week by lady
on the street. One dollar reward will be ven
.oyery of purse .nd contents ldccI0
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CT Ar and Winter Candles and Candle Wick, for
~ sale at 7. BACON CO.'S Family Grocsry.
Aa..lS
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A SPERlOR article just received consignment
"A aso,a few Dbl. Of aocd Cider, pure juice
deci6 81 Enquirer copy NE 5. l.. HOVEY.
TUST received this day. IS cases OF Ladies' and Child.
a rcns Boot. shoes and Gtop. very fine: also few
of Boys Boots superior article and for sale low
at our hoe Store. (decl6) HART Il FELkER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10
New York. April 26. 1853.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE EN-
IA ordinances relative to the of Croten water
Tor street washing. &c. passed July B. 1914. Tho mayer
aldermen and ssnmonsty Of the city Of New York DO
ordnin fsswsSs mach Of the ordnance entitled IA
ordinance relative - the use Of Crsssa water fer street
WashinG Re- allows the Of Crosn water fer washing
streets side walks steps buildings after eight eslssk
N hs day Of Nay The Arst day Of Nsyembsr
md after nine sslssk A. NJ tbs day Of Nsvsm
b to the frat day Of May In each and every year Be and
ths same IL hereby repealed. -
Adopted ~ Beard Of Aldermen, February IL, 1859
Adopted the Board Of Assistants February IL 1885,
Approved by the Mayor, February Ia 1883.
D. T. VALENTINE. Clerk Common Council.
nThs ordnance, amended, reads ~ folsws-AR ord
Of Cston water for street washing
BE. Be II ordained by The mayor, aldermen and
ally Of the city Of New York In Common Council convened
a. rsm and after the date Of the psssass Of tails
atu che nrst day Of November nsxt suing and In each
succeeding from the nrst day OF May the
rst Of November all forbid 10 the Gro
water washing Streets side walks buildings
after eight e.issk AID from shs arst day Of Nsyen
under the penalty Of i've dollars Tor each offence
Passed the board Of Aldermen, pune IL, l8A
Passed tho Beard Of Assistants, July /, 1874,
Aprro sed BY the Mayer, July 3, 1874
the duty Of policemen 10 see she above ordinance
giSidly enforced.
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-xxporoN AouRnuCT pEpARTMENT.-To CONrRAC

TyROToN AQUKDUCT DEP ARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
u torsseaed proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer in
Forty received at the Office OF the Croton
Aaaeduct Department until Monday the 10th day Of May
I At IL o'clock M to bud sewer, with the necessary
oeivng and in Forty ninth street from the
East river TO- and through Second avenue Fifty third
through Fy third street 10 and through Third
Avenue Fifty sixth street being In length aboat feet
The plan Of the and specifications for the building Of
che othor information relating thereto be
sbtanod application the Water Puryeyor at this
o6iee. . NIChOLAo DEAN
New York May T. 1868.
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T LIVERPOOL PAcKETsmoLD BLACK STAR LINE
1ssins ist 9th. 18th. 10th. 2lst and 18th Of every
Passas. from Liverpool be secured At lowest possible
rates and with Il ssSs HREEssnpy forwarded
Drafts a sight on Royal Bank and Ulster Banking Com
GtSs No.
F.sss11ss 4s.s1s.. r.sis: Nan Steam mp P.ss.s
S.y !. Of for this n:
900 hoIs: Binorais. i5Go tons so horse power;
blsst .sa
srss named Of which will be despatched from England for
one MONTH sss'' ' shAsFISS xILS.S s:s;:s
nsr N NnrtS , Foster som%.adsr VIII leave
3 si' + !. !. ' s
.s' 8. gs'iss: n. fss e
H"x United state. mai, .ssa.
Passage sad fare, state room included. % NsTssK
,s:. price, e: saS Ell.
ss: ~ fGSl4 &. ss :.
C. D. Ludlow, eaptais, win leave on sasurday May An
p. EfLia I5siF Aps I
n., AL Fal On
these ships have no superior on the ocean
IvOR SAVANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
II wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA. Captain w
Collins carrying The United States mail will Phila
dephia for Savannah Wednesday the 18th nst 10
o'ceek H. fromthe wharf above Vine street In speed
and strength and the
from New York Philadelphia $ stsersse So The State
Agents In Phia delphia Heron Martin, No. 371 North
wh&rvss; IN Savannah, C. A. l.. Lamar.
VOUNG AMERICA IS NOW LOADING AT PIER 2s
ship Is com mandsd By Capt D. Babosok formerly Of the
the day June Shippers win please hurry
down their freight and
voyage i, eighsyays days shs shs shsrpe;s ship
street. or GEORGE DANIELS. No. South William 81.
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EDUCATIONAL.


A GENTLEMAN OF THOROUGH EDUCATION
n would like to make an arrangement with some large
boarding school out of the city professor of the English
and French languages Address Loquor, Herald ONCE
BOOKKEEPING. ARITHMETIC, &C.. THOROUGHLY
ID taught by W. ]. RENvILLE 2S9 Broadway. Each
student instructed and rapidly advanced his
adapted to the practical requirements Of business Open
day and evening.
DRAWING FROM NATURE, BY NEW INVENTION,
and perspective fruits flowers figures ornaments and
architectural engraviBgs particularly useful to all
practising the mechanic arts. Apply to Mr. SALMON, No
46 Hudson street, from 10 to o'clock.
GERMAN LANGUAGE.-A GERMAN, EDUCATED AT
" the University Of Berlin Is DESTROYS Of giving lessons In
his native language His ethod Of nstructing which he
employed for enables student
in short time to speak and write fuently Terms mode
rate. e. M0MBERT IS City Hall place
MADAME COUTAN'S YOUNG LADIES BOARDING
M and day school IL renewed TO Fifth Of
Thirty first Coutan begs leave 10 nfsrm
her friends that she has purchased and fitted expressly
for the purposes Of her the spacious dwsling
6Fst street. The house located In the healthy
attractive part the city and neither trouble
has been spaSsd by Madame Coutan In carrying into
outen all the plans and which have been
Madame Contains Efforts will heretofore. tend
her institution perfect home for her pupils and to give
them what she deems the best Of all systsm trus family
education Tho Of instructors heretofore will
the highest available talent in the prsfssssn Each
branch will % .ndsr the charge off professor Of known 70
putaton and tried ability and pains will BE- spared 70
render the department. ofntruoon worthy Of the liberal
and patronage which the sohsol has hitherto
enjoyed An omnibus will be provided for the
ton Of those day scholars whose places Of residence
ia rornt hA ohOo
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WATCHES, Jewellery, 80.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.ITHK SUBSCRID0g -
w selling all descriptions Of
GOLD AMD sILvEn wAroHEs, ysvnLRY sxxvaR VAnR
1t retail, ct much less than ths usual prices.
yURoENsBN wATCMns
Real jules JueGensea watches received BY 49,
with certificates from him with each wstsh warranted -
feet time ksspsas- WATCHES.
Duplex and levers. in hunting sad macc sasss pax4n
and quarter second Watches for timing horses sal
silver cases. cHRoNohKrBRa
splendid geld pocket ehrenomstsrs whlsA IN wsAssa
any variation. HIGHT DAY wAxo9n1.
Watches which run eight days.
nNAM1L wA1uz0a
fer ladies' some In hunting cases.
DIAMOND vArou9
foe ladies. sons n magic
AAeIc wAroH1s,
which change into three different Watches
wArcAns wHIon wuD
and tufu the hands without q key.
Fine gold lepine wstchss four holes jewsAeA. -
Gold snans!isd watches for the ladies "
Gold Ensish patent levers hunting Case;
Silver patent levers - lov as.
Silver detached levers Is low ..,....
and all ether styles Of Watches At equally lev Irisss
>. DAsoEps
for sale Ut much less than che usual prices.
An kinds OF gold ehainA pare gold wedding -. -
keys end zeal: cole pen. and Rene. ssla and sly@
and silver spsstaelss gold toothpfoks sharns eAS1c
chains, Ae. srLvEE WARE.
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pie knives, naphn rn
swsiry exchanged waGchss warranted 60 kssp -
0As, or the msAsy returned
RErArRs
All kinds Of watches and CLOCKS cleaned repaired In
tho best manner ~ much less than the usual prcsa
porter Of watches and ewery Wholesale and RETAIL IL
81 Wall street, second floor near Broadway.
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SSTREET DEPARTMENT NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
IL Public notice that the petitions
have presented in the Board Of Aidermen-To
street. from broadway TO Fifth Also
the following resoutonTo pave Forty second street.
tween Fifth Sixth All persons Interested
having objections TO present them writing
10 the undersigned at his ONCE or before tho 10Th day Of
May inst. JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner.
May 10, 1883
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ID J. ROGAg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AMI
Il day school for boys-rhirty nth street, third house
east Of Madison avsnusIn addition 70 the usual Eashsi
daily Praetssd There being Largo number Of select pupil
speaking tho Spanish daily Circulars at Rec Lookw
a Sons, All Broadway, or At the Institute
DRoFEssOR A. CAssARD HAS SOME DIsENGAGED
at his disposal and would employ them in the in
sruoon of the Spanish language Private ladies
and gentlemen. Terms moderate. Apply Mt 30 Howard
street between Canal and Grand streets three doors from
broadway, east side.
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PRoPosne DATES OF SAILING.

spW s1 s aii lfes Eco, M. s wall st., N. z.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool
y. g. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, Londsa.
JOHN NUNROE CO.. No. - Rue Nstxs Dane des
V4etoReA, Paris;
GE0sH. DRAPER, Hsvre.
The Of these sps will not bs accountable geld
silver balboa epscis ewsry precious stones metals
Unless nils Of adng are signed and the vAus there
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AGENCY.

NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM .ryE, ,. A. RIcHAnDsoN, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD.
References.
SASrIAco-Hon. Balie Peyton.
VALPARAIso-Meesrs. Assoc n Co.. Hcmenway Co.
PANAmA- Messrs Corwins Bro Co., Garrison Fritz,
WIN. Nelson 4 Co.
L,vsRpooI-Messrs Bowman. Grinnoll a Co.. William
Jackson, Esq.
NEW YoRK-Mossrs. r.. X. Collins A Co. Goodhus Co.
Capt. Esra kye, steamer Pacific.
BALTrMoR E-Mes'rs. John Henderson 4 Co. Thomas J.
Hand Co., White Elder.
SAN FnAroisSo. Mos,rs. Flint Peabody Co, Husscy
BosTor-Messrs: Ammi G. Lombard, Esq, H. b. Brigham
a Co., Gliddsp a williams. -
CANrOr-Nye, Perkins 4 Co.
DAY T0MPKINS GENERAL LAND AGENT COR
III OF Aricta and Grien Streets Ia ow tho
Tompknsviie ferry staten Island will attend TO par
chase and sale ofrsal estate COLLECT
procure upon bond and mortgage. 40, 40 Houses
and farms for sale to let ALI
left with J: r. TATBM. No. 6Ns@au street. will b. prompt
IL attended 70.
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NEW PUBLICATION.


livery MAN HIS OWN PHYsICIAN.-DR. r. HAAS
II formerly Professor of Vienna and late Chief
the Hungarian Army 1888 Broadway, New York The object
of Dr. Haas publishing the above styled work for all
have at hand in of emergency book distinct
language embracing all that an intelligent allopathie
homeopathic hydropathic physician advise. med
cine chest les the book containing fifteen bottles
filled with the most affective remedies gathered from the
best hospitals and analysed bottle labelled
and numbered that is impossible. By this book
them OF durable dis
in tho shortest possible time without the aid Of ply
sician and diseases generally considered incura
BILE relief even perfect MAY often result Dr. re-
medicine chest Those who labor under any disease will
find the book their disease and the remedies be applied
which the doctor will readily administer TO them without
any charge There also In the medicine chest
against and oongestive and yphus fever
and cholera Price Of medicine chest with the bosk g. S.
S. according to size which will be sent of
United States receipt Of the Oce hours for
patients from to 9 A. n.
EDITORIAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY, FOR THE SEA.
Of the Worlds Fair-Citixens intending to insert
their cards the above named work. which Is the first
cravings offered TO the public hereby notified that
their Embellishments and letter press matter be do
vcred by the Doth at the office of Charles Spsding
Co., 3H Broadway. SOLYMAN BROWN, Editor
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ENRANKLIN MUSEUM l7S CHATHAM srREnT-GIo
Lea. Proprstor.Ths above esablshmsat l. opsa evesy
purpose Of Classic and Original 81 N1
StatuaFy" by Mile Cssnsts Troupe Of Model Artisks %.
sethsr With variety Of beautiful For shr
partieNlars. see bills OF each day Admission-SsHs n
chairs SIX cents: Boxes = CENTS Gallery, l2k senSa
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T1NR ARTS

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN : NOW OPn
rom AN to 10 P.M daily The 9stS annual eThiStiss
containing nearly COO original works in painting and stst.s
~ never before exhbited by living artists S}ne ads
son Is osnts season tickets = oepta
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NTEwPORT WATER CURE WILL Bn OPENED O.
che arst Of April II Ia. sesa ass'd S v ss
heAlthfuiness sf ths Newport cmatA Eth -
1ssira bic ezra Adlress Dh v. v. REh. NsNvoSA = -
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MHTRUUTTON.

DENMANSHIP-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
pupils for instruction in the art Of ponmanship
For sse-Goldsmiths system Of pcnmanshp price cents
per copy or Eve copies for 81 Also books for schools
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
bers strset-Notoe 10 hereby given 70 the relatives
Who alleged 70 have died ntsstAte that shall apply 70
the estate the said nttats ia
day Of May next at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
PETER b. SWEENY, Public Administrators,
Dated New York, April -, 1853
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DAMS & CO.'S CALIFORNIA ExPkESS-PER U. s.
II Mail Steamer Ell Dorado, Friday, May lS-We shall
the Sandwich Islnd. ~ the o. 8; mail ssssmsr nj Do
RADIO, Friday 18th inst at o'clock NJ through
70 San Francisco In charge Of Samuel w Lang
ton All freight must be put in waterproof and
delivered u.s. with invoices before the day of sailing
Small parcels and dispatches received Till o'clock on Fri
feet cubic measurement. ADAMS 4 CO., SO Broadway.
DERFoRD CO.'S WEEKLY CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
- will be despatched per steamer FL Dorado Friday May
H. in charge and with the regular
p NJ. s. steamer ct Panama All freight should be
delivered the day before sailing in packages not
oeedng LIS lbs cubic feet in water proof condition
BERFOkD CO., Nc. 2 Astor House.
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GRAND THEATRICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" opportunity for capitalists The three principal the
aires in the West, offered for SALE namey-rhe
tona Theatre Cincinnati Ohio the Louisville Theatre
Louisville KY; and Bates Theatre, St. Lsuis Mo-. tho
above forming close circuit of the
dramatic temples Of America The high reputation which
each establishment has successfully maintained
known by all versed in theatrical statistics require
ment The National Theatre contains four tiers boxes
and will comfortably accommodate The
willie Theatre contains three tiers Of boxes Of
beautiful model and will seat 1900 persons The st. Louis
Theatre erected by the in 1851 and every
taken to render secure in its construction beautiful
modste $500 Each theatre we'll and separately
supplied with extensive machinery wardrobe
peres furniture fixtures &C. and in complete
proper order for the fall campaign They situated
in the ourshing and Cities
and all requisite to SECURE 70 sbe% the
Full particulars and conditions SALE location
and description Of property &o made known apploa
LEWIS, Broadway Theatre, New York, or 10 THOMAS
McKEON, Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.