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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-04
New Book

New Book.
TUST RECEIVED AT THE EVANSVILLE ROOK
d Store, ssgents life of Henry Cay by Greedy; Fleet
woods life of Christ and his Apostles; American Lite
stor and Manners: Atlantic and Transatlantic: Hagar,
Womy Of to-day; The men Of the times The PioIeer
per Cen of the lVet Lfeo OF Genera Frank Pierce reed
per Clipper ant for sale by =
octi SAMUEL LISTER.
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GREAT ERE IN CHILLICOTHE,
dDHHHQDO

CHILLIcoTHE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. STrAaSs & MARVIN
Gentlemen: Yours of the str is at hand.' In reply
every Safe In the fire. YOURS has proven good
nothing. lost large Safe--Ir PERFECTLY psIRoY
ED-but in the SMALL SALAAANpER | BOUGHT FROM you
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedient servt.
WIN. L. CLEMONS.
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carpets, Floor OH Cloths and HOUSE
Furnishing Goods.

Among which may be found super ply Carpets. ply
do super lngrin, Cotton Chain, and the various widths
and Qualities OF stair Carpets othe newest patterns "a Ga
and "A FL or oil Cloths pattcrns, Stair oil Cloths.
Table M Cloths and Covers rich Satin De LANES for Cur
ians, Ex super Curtain Damssks Ex super Muslin Cur
tsins, Linen Df masks Napkins and Table Cloths super
Bed Blankets. Linen and Cotton sheelings and Pillow
masks. Plain aud Figured Turkey Red Prints Embossed
Piano and Table Covers. Cornces. Curtain Pins, patent
curtain Rollers, STAIR Rods, and other articles
merous to menhon. which would invite our friends
and the public % call and examine before purchasing
s times and viii offer strong induce ants 10 those
wishing TO purchase. ooi6-d
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DRUG ESTABLISHMENT.
WooLSEY & LINcE.

THE undersigned have formed co-partnership in the
l. Drug aud Apothecary business-aIld will continue
at the old stand, Main street. formerly occupied by
w. M. Woolsey They have on hand gefersi assort-
meni of Medicines, Paints, OLE, Vafnisbes Window
attention OF old customers and the public.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended TO. both
partners being fully competentto attend TO that branch
of the business. WIN. WC0LSEY,
Evansville Sept. 90 lee. FRANCIS A. LINCK.
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; EAGLE INSURANCE. COMPANY, -
Gin ncinnati, Ohio.
CAPITAL, S20O, 900.
DIRECTORS.
Isaac c. Copelan, II. ConkilnS.
Samuel Il. Tufts, s. w. Reeder
VIM. Wood, ii. Kesser
II. W. Townlcy
j. G. COPELAN, Pres't j. b. STOCKTON. Sec'ty.
THIS Company continues TO Insure property of all
/ descriptions against loss or damage by fire. Also
against the perls ofthe and Inland navigation. The
undersigned being authorized by the company prepared
to eject Insurance ON the most reasonable terms.
aug2S-lvr II. G. GWATHNEl. Agent.
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The Evansville Insurance Company,
CAPITAL STOCK $25o.OOO.
Office on T,usr street feur do0rs bct0n Matn.
MARINE and Fire Insurance may be effected at the
wi Onice of the Evansville Insurance Company on
erns favorable those OF any other solvent insuu.
ton and with an absolute certainty of payment in of
loss That part the capital stock not actually paid in
cash. secured by mortgage real estate at
of its value; and the mortgages contain powers of sale
which will enable the company TO compel stockholders to
pay promptly in of necessity.
BOARD DIRECTORS.
Matthew W. Foster ellison Maghee
Conrad Baker, Henry o. Babcock,
Charles Viele John Ingle, Jr.,
Henry D.-Als, John ;. Hopkins.
John Y. Stockweu,
JOHN NJ. STOCkWEII,, Prss't.
wM. T. PAeE, Sec ~. Lmhi9fl
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BUSINESS CARDS.

<yooK,s FAMILY GRoCRRY-Keeps every thing
choice In Groceries and provisions, on FRS. street
betw cen Main and Locust. ho'i'
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CsAMUEL ORR, wholesale Grocer and dealer inlron
- and Nails Water street, between Vine and Sycamore
streets. [mh27-lyl
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IN curreht bunk NOtcs uflCss utISt uIVfI.
mhl9'5l-tf WM. T. PAGE. See'ty.
n NJ. GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail dealer il
". Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Mechanics
Tools, Building Materials, Rihe Mountngs. Cooper
knives and Planes and Cabinet Makers Trimmings
augl3 Main street.
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IN FULL BLAST.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
rrs THE LOWER STORY OF DREw's r.viLros. OF
WATER AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
Messrs. MACK d LoBENsTlNE <----~--,
>gS hav jnst reed and wiz eontinae Yrssll q;
EA to receive weekly from their large -Fersfs ls5 X.
III. Wholesale Establishment in Cin- EssSss2-s-tS
n natl the Iarse.i and most extensive assortment of
FALLAND WINTER CLOTHING,
manufactured with especial view 10 meet the wants
the Market and consisting of every article Of apLare
necessary complete the wardrobe OF individuals of
ry taste.
fine assortmep Mt of black. brown gray, drab, Mack III
aw Blankets Box aud overcoats ine lot cfeioh coats
az all sizes and prices superior Hack and blue French
aud English CIoh Dress, Frocks and sack Coats ful,
frmed Snnett aud Cashmerette Goats, brown, green
end grey and all eolors of Tweed and Cashmere sack,
frock and dress Coat, Roandabouts and Coats or all
kinds.
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere pants;
fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy stripes blue black
and steele mixed and cadet mixed sstiiIe Pants iweed
and Corduroy pants OF ever! variety and price 10 sui
purchasers.
Black silk and satin Vess: fancy and lain silk velvet
Vests fancy cashmere Vests; sanett vests and common
vests OF all KINDS
eEUfsNEsfEING GOODS. a. #,
~rs1z Consisting Of an elegant and .fffft
~zkszszs large assortment Of custome yll.Hi
nS-oAs ls;tde bosom shirts, shirt collars. - y
cravats Of SUPERIOR tuaty aud beautiful patterns, sik
init drawers. under shirts gloves, sspenders ana
every other article usually t0uBd in the most extensive
es adjustment of tn country.
G., Ia connection with thei' large stock of frFs
H-%Y clothing, they wilt keep fire assort- ss.z.
uAsf ment of CAMPS Superior HATS AND CAPS,
Also all kinds of Union Mexican, California leghorn
Panama aud other styles of hats. with variety oi
BOOTS and SHOES,
It's useless mention their es CANT and very eSten
sve lot OF bsgskin and other kinds of iRus.s, CARPEi
BAGS andVALisrs..
Onerrg our he rtfe thanks for the unmisakable de-
rpousraraions of approval received iu both tie whoe
sale and rail departments OF siness N respett
fully soliciting contntaton OF the pGblick isor, We
il to Iecsptuate our unriyred faein
ties and OF conducting business. which e-
able compete if not excel any estbl shment oi te
kiud m le Union. We beg 10 say that every ste ln
progress in experience. and extending our business
lends towards enabling the more 10 extend great ID
du eements and facilities TO Customers Having en-
laFged business TO a considerable degree since 81
sp ~. this enabled 10 offer TO our iend
aud the inspection Of purchasers generally stock 81
goods which in superiority of make beauty OF styles
and lowness of prices has certainly not It's equal ehe
In the East or Westi
merchants should not fail TO see this stock
before purchasing. o,r~-,rxy
Ecaasrifle. Oct. I6, 1851.
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H. MAGHEE * CO.. Wholesale dealers in Foreign
sns syramore sis. (mh27lyl
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~ E. WHEELER & CO., wholesale and retail Grecers,
o. Main street. bet First and Second sts- mh21-lyl
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JOHNSON & FRENCH, Wholesale and retail dealers IL
d Foreign and Domestic Dry Good, No. IA Main s'rSo'
mll21-ly
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A ENBICH. whe'esals and retail dealer in Fancy anc
Se.,ud as. Imh27ly
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JVOLLINGSwoRTH & HUGHES, importers of ans
dealers ian Queensware, China and Glass w are 40
III aIain street, door above the Bank. mh2'yl
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DEPOSITS.
rJNAE Evansville Insurance Company pays interest on
cash deposits made at the Office Of the Company, OH
Water street. four doors below Main the following rates
For Daily Deposits 3per centperannum
Deposits for : months g.. !. :.
Twelve months and "
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VoHN c. DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
.D dealer in Wall Paper Fire Screens Window Blinds
Teasters Wrappng aud Roofing Paper. Lamps, Phosgene
Gas etc. &C. Main street, between First and Second
s,r-sss lauglO 1y
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nEaEyT Sx vIELE, Wholesale Grocers and dealers in
n,ors streets lmhz7-lyl
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N W.
81 /. tween First and Second SIS. lmh2a-lyl
G, 3. GILBERT & CO., Wholesale Grocers and Commits
-. sion Merchants sycamore street, between frst ana
Water sts. - [ph27lyl
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fDAvILION HOTEL, G. X. DREw Proprietor, corner
Water and Sycamore streets. lmh.. W
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ANNIVERSARIES IN BOSTON.

MONDAY, MAY 23
Massachusetts, Bible society-Central Church, at
American Tract society-Business meeting at
No. % Cornhill, 4P.M
American Peace society-Park Street Church, u
p. NJ. Address by Judge JAY
Pm. :
Prison Discipline Socety-Business meeting at IL
NJ, Mt the Vestry Of Park Street Church.
Eeamen's Friend Society-Business meeting
m, in the Vestry of Central Church.
TUEsDAY, MAY "a
American and Foreign Christian Union-New
Musical Hall, IL A. M.
Massachusetts, Home Missionary society-New
Music Hail, u PM.
Boston Young Mems Christian Association Park
Street Church, u p. M. Address by Hon. George
Il. Briggs.
Universalist Home Missionary Socety-In the
Vestry of School Street Church. At 3 o'clock ?. M
meeting in the church for addresses and discus
siOns At II o'clock, same meeting continued
Unitarian Festival--Farcuil Hall, p. NJ.
Unitarian Association Business meeting at Free
man Place Church, 81 A. NJ Public meeting at
Federal Street Church. "a Pm;
street. u Pm
WEDNESDAY, NAY Is
Society for the Promotion Of Collegiate and Theo-
logical Education at the West-New Music Hall, s
A. M.
N. e. AntiSlavery Convention-Mclodeon,l 10 AM.
Boston seamans Friend Society-New Music
Hall, III a. M.
Colonization Society-New Music Hall, 8 PM.
N. e. Moral Reform Socety-Park Street Church,
SPIN.
Convention Of Congregational Ministers Of Massa-
chusetts- Supreme Court Room, p. NJ
American Tract Socety-New Music Hall, "a PM.
Universalist General Reform Association-Busi-
ness meeting, School Street Church, A. M. Re-
port addresses, &C.. ut l0b o'clock.
Massachusetts, Medical Socety-Lowell Institute,
40 AN. Anniversary Dinner, Faneuil Hall, % Pm.
Universalist Sabbath School Association-Aft
noon and evening, at the Second Universast
Church in School street Sermon by Rev. w. II.
Ryder, of Roxbury. Annual Report by the Secre-
tary, and addresses.
Doctrinal Tract and Book Society-Annual meet
ing at IL NJ, at No. Sc Washington street
Sunday School Society-In DIR. Garnett's Church,
Federal street, a p. M. Report and addresses.
THURSDAY, MAY rs
American Sunday School Unon-New Music Hall,
Dam.
Convention Sermon-Brattle Street Church, II
AN
Massachusetts, Sabbath School Scciety-New Mu-
sic Hall 81 Pm.
American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign
Nissions-New Music Hall, u PM.
UnIversalist Festival-Faneuil Hall, p. NJ
Chidren's Aission-Bulfnch Street Church,
p m. Report and addresses.
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Supreme Court-Spsclol Term

NAY 21-M The mater Of the application Of NE Mayor
and Cfmmonoty Of NeO York retdtirc 10 The e1dig Of
Canal street and uidenng Walker stree The Counsel for
the Corporation applied fo the confirmation Of ths Com
Iissioners report Mr. Whiting COUNSEL for the ooec-
tors the report Of the raerse aud moved
farther for objections before the referee Reserved
iii Monday.
Ia the matter at the application Of the Mayor, DC, rcla
l0ire 10 The opening Of First On motion OF the
Corporation Counsel this adcurns TO Saturday,
Il tn ~ June rcxt.
In ke nG,ter of the same foropeaing The Eleventh. dst-
Adjourned to Saturday, 4th Of June.
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List strike Out Among IN. Gray Heads mud

tndLare numbers Of toth parties lave waited upon Pro-
festor LOVET at his splendid office ia Chamb street,
ond has consented to give them hi9 Wahpene SO justly
curing badness at per Dozen 81 80 half dozen, aud
81 per bottle. 1t is also retailed at Rushton Clark
Pocc & Smiths, 1875 Canal street, Rice b smiths IN
broadway Horny Demsrcst 6o7 Brcadwny g H. IIeddeu,
esor Lovct informs the ladies' that the rooms In the rear
Of the office fitted their exclusively and thsre
hair dresser for applying the Wabpane
and dressing the bair always in attendance
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HOME sTEADs.

I,oRDHAM vILLAGE.-LOTs OF ALL SIZES IN THIS
beautiful healthy and fourishng llage, situated
the New York and Harlem k,rond, about ten miles from
New York city and three minutes yak rom sne depot
terms Title indi-putale For maps and full paru1 Dc
amply 20 BERRTAN a BANKS. Is Nassau stresA |Sw
YorI or at the Pot Once Fordhan. person awayei In
aendat 60 arrival Of every train 81 The Fcr5ha de-
DOT &c shcv people tie property.
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A GRAND STARRING EXHIBITION WILL BE
N given, for tie benefit Of Young Donnoly, late of eng
land, Mt Grand STREET Hail. on Monday evening May 81
Tickets 20 tn he had ut all tho sporting
which occasion Young Dopnelly viii be prepared to mako
mstch fight one III the United States weighing
or 10 for from Slt0 to 5000 &c of any Mc agreed
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making ard superior stitch. 40 shuttle used and
e threads tied together each stitch in
greatest beauty aud strength. which viii no. rip when
e,erv third stitch ia cut. Price 80 $50
them With cert Gates from pers usg hundreds at
store "a Chambers street. GROVER, BAKER co pa.
tent snudp prri,t to-
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TgAsT OFF CLoTnING-$2C00 WORTH WAITED
~ The highest eas rrce will 10 literally gver in rent
money large and small lots Of good left of clothing
dcrpton Address through post or oall on ia MEs
hok0NEy of biz second hand store orango eroot, NOS
ghsthsm
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publc against imposition practced upon them by
raj unprn cpled berkeepers in this city who using
bottles which contained genuine Schnapps for the
pose Of ding their villanous and impure gin.
Such warned to desist her will be
exposed
would recommend those who take my Schnappe under
medical vice to purchase by the bottle from
able druggist.
The Of Sohnapps belongs exclusively TO gin: all
others terfeit. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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A. E,choi-s Hotei. between i9roomo nnd

NKtHOINb USISVCCt HEEN
Spring ktreetp Broadway, New York rrcadwcll Ackor
Co., An additional wng - this sp endid hotel
heen completed nrd will he opened Tuesday next
The Path init The building adjons tho central marble
structure tho north and extends tho corner OF
Sprr street. giving I25 feet additional 'front.' and FIRST
ess rooms capable Of accommodating 100 guests Tho now
all lifted IN tie most superb modern style,
with hot and cold water baths sc and every chamber
furnished with full sized double French bed.sed OF the
ost ELEGANT make, with appoi. to
Tho hotel is tho larger. Ia Now York and
In July fertilizer annexation will take place the
uthern tide, aordng for between 100 and 200 per.
In h. .al the entire structure will no completed;
and St Nicholas will then OF ground and
Ne tic largest tel in tho world nhen public room
unequaed In spendor THIS continent has
jprt added TO the main building Of tho St. Nicholas
The charges for transient guests are 81 10 per day rs they
the Suites of apartments,
20, In proportion TREADWELL ACKER co.
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SMITH LoUNsUEKRY No. fi3 Pear street, arc now
atu rivals large STOCK of velvet
tapestry, Brussels three ply and ingram csrpetngs Of
caste and elegant designs whi hayng becn purchnsod
previous the IN prices they enabled
10 ofer at yers great Inducements
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DLANTs AT AUCTION W. Q. NoILvAIN. WILL
.,,. ;s :. tn: :::d :;s.s John .s..:s III: day.
: s;ns. ss.;s e bloom double ashis sse.ii.a
narem. me very Dsss Srs sadG ls.
from H..dsr:en Jsrsy CITY. Plants packed ant
SIGEoRI VITO VIII SONS LARGE SALE OF
marble and statqes carved and articles
%oians 9th inst At the Sa
Wan tree. The win ready for s1aminatien
sss;:. F Sss
dsa',Ss ds e.
Sienna Fioriere Tripod the antique style vase
ssIa: sos
bronze soeks china vases with rich bronze
that the above contains all the present taste
0T a s' Te
ard desire for articles Of One art have them nds
and We trust that amateurs will not let slip
tioed this portant occasion.
dons OF lease the ferry At the foot Of Cath
arne street requiring boats Of larger size TO be employed
dspendspos Liberty and olive Branch have been appraised
VIM S .na as
ssSs. A 81 s ssss yas n: y .ss sss.
Of Bride street BrOGhyn where they may be seen At
on %
nd with
* tho SomPtrosr FINANCE Department, Comptrolers
a. c. FLAGG. Comptroller
C0O LOTS, IN FULTON, BROOKLYN. AND NEW
ZOO York avenues and on Herkimer, Schuyler and Pa
N IS
Brooklyn, and street. New York Terms GO per
cent on bond and mortgage.
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Miners and Famcs-Dr r. HAAS formerly professor at
Vienna and late chief surgeon in tho Hungarian army
medicine chest with fifteen hotties of the most effective
medicines including preventives against congosve
and ypL and cholera also remsdcs for the
kc with book Containing in plain language all that
be in any disease according aodatby homeopathy
and ny that every can become his ply
scian To be had at 33 Broadway rrico 81 80 and S.
according tn size which will DO sent to part Of tho
Orion All doubts dissolved gratis.
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So Hat for So Sol. R. Fccpy, SO Lee
Bowery offers to the putlc 80 81 spring style hat,
eoual in rial and wornnnsto any 81 hat sold mt
Trt,pt in New York The public iusitel 10 examine
and Judge for hemsolyes.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

fyRYSTAL PALACE--ROOMS FOR SINGLE GENTLE
~ In private house, FIVE minutes walk from the
Palace Inquire in the Daguerrean gallery
Of Blocker and Carmine streets.
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eight spscouss ales rooms No 80 Bcwcry Magnificent
styles hxmnor Turkey aud Mosaic carpets Of one
entire pseo Alec Mosaic rn9 sud'cnpcs table and piano
covers &c. royal velvet uodaon n, tapestry Brussels
enrpctips imported expressly for exhibition at the New
York Crystal Palace Aiso ares celebrated English nos
scotLs eivht Yards wide Of Gcthic and italian
painting kso, Epalph and Anne rioan impc-ia h ply
aston isiingIy low prices, B-Boautul In
grain oarretng pc 4Uc 60o 0c 700 and 75c per yard
oiieoths at "a Cd 3d. S. Cd and a. and 5s per yard
AN LEGO pieces hanking Gowqna white and chesh fancy
mating. Of splendid quality remarkably cheap.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY



ssMHSssNhL..
NToNI0 G--s,. YOUR COPY OF NJ. CERTIFI.
necessary that you be in New York early pos
ble At your request this Is inserted Expenses you
say On yeur arrival you shall be introduced to two
psrtncrs and legal proceedings commenced IL wish
hrst to communicate address a, before Lose tine in
coming About all will 10 paid here, yoar
draft ceshed.
TNFoRsATIoS WANTED OF ISABELLA JOHNSTON,
70 New York in the 1885, Any information respecting
her will 30 most thankfully received WI LIAM. J. JOHN
SION, Company Sergeant Royal Artillery Montreal ca.
r o. H. WILL FIND A LETTER AT THE BROAD.
e.. way Post Office from ElloD.
ORIGINALITY WILL LEARN THE CAUSE or HER
" disappointment Saturday last and obtain redress
fer tie sanle at her fett once.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARTIN VAN HOvENBORGH, ATTORNEY AND
M counsellor at law. Office and residence No 33 Broorao
street, near the Bowery
NTOTICE-TO MERCHANT DEALERS IN BUILDING
Nv materials any other with tho building trade. Thu
Of frame cottage situated the corner Of Cypress
and thc Long Island Railroad hereby gives NOTICE
to all persons may 10 toresed that he sha pay
OF his contractor debts en- and after this date
RIO TUROPE.-IHE ADVERTISER WOULD LIKE TO
New ~ ia aGs & e. sS q 81 s % %
the 1t 10 desirable OF the party should
tpeak French and 10 familiar with continental travel
Addrcss y. j. H., box L. As Post ofhcc.
TEXhs LAND GRANTS BOUGHT AND soIp ny
TnE NEW YORK HERALD, lsi0--A CoWPLErp
IIeent time al in good rrttorynon for binding win 10
,olJ 70 the thest idd,r Arpy ~ address for week,
j. THOMPSON, 20 Bridge ttroe corner u Hillary street.
Brooklyn
-
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THE MILITARY.

1FILITARY-sEvENTH REGIMENT, NATIONAL
WI Greys-A uniform, coat pants, cpauettes, csug
ktt and sash made for stat enioer for sale cheap.
They all best ty and trimmed with the best
of lace Apply to Mr. WILLIAMS No. Chambers street.
between 10 and4 o'clock
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warm weather without providing themselves with
bottle of oes celebrated Scbieda Aromatic Schpapps
The proprietor has received numerous letters from all
sections the country atesng in the most decided and
emph attic banner extraordinary unexpected
this medicinal in correcting and preventing
the i'll eec Is Of change of water upon travelling
Put pint and q1art botes and for sale by all the
principal druggists in the United States
UDOLP2O WOLFE, Depot Is, Office q Reaver street.