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~ Temperance -Coveian, lode 10 An-ien: Or Of
CO 81 sn'sss - Ssds feoe To- &c &c 4 e ~ NJ e,
h.sts, o. c,tay d sod fe4ue. a 20 appear
nc r CUBS v Rs.
70 Reform 10 .Vemebi.An A. oifDsd Meeting Of the meals
.isea - ~ 1y, nd Nso.- NdnasFaton ~" De neta
a. Ha.'h-sD tsi NJ ~ Hester b'H tne oO-ey, t1i'
L''"'' JONI WHITE, Chsrnsn.
N Paiacr. The JouTney pouse Psneg Of n. cty arc
ISIS - .AfrO August O'clock % hear th' rpyr, u IN
cemnies sPponed the a'' neef o 15asaI ne o2sy
sgebcral strss. JDohFh hOIA"' Soy q
m N.w-lork Buii6iDg Associations Tho seem ID Aena
,hesia Se~-Yors bsneins Aosssge ~ 's h-d VIZ
re- ilsl eotsI u y .s' q R,- ,, ~ r., sod a, e,e
oi Of Ihcshr ya Ala, shares vii b offered for
r,dsDpon. ,nea a hAace o. the members s sto9sso'
~ Nicholas building Associatioa rns ~ nosis sfs
,st6.d a. h s be hid a. NO. loj 'eff,
@ THURSDAY EvENING Ma r. at ococ1 Daes nay D. Ptd
this vtsf mil fuisday a. tns once 10 ~ I
Ck.lsD Balk Building subscriptions Tor few remaining
.ssrss III BE- nosi.td ROBERT d HART Secr-arg.
~ -hirl--ewers' Union.-TO STRANGERS stranger
spp good Shirts besides Learning the oPe-
labor n depaftiHs9t b calling a. ~ 10
~ kiader,s PntenI Gas Regula' or Consuusr Of "a
msl.o rvsiohie nschie a. the ONCE OF q;
suppy " 20 scne pioauoin. Pefoi igr a. aN.
es etS-v er cent 10 c,IsinT Oh go "AS ee'te'
sOod nam, WI" ser "sng the opsfauh VI ue 'ff
sfef A. cut
~ toBssorhtiOB Of The COiored Church N sas,-ssi
BUky he Prospect go heu o. Tue above Nhuicn wi
k olseesed TUESDAY MORNING ext An lust o. Rev
Yors. SEW &c I'll Commenced 49, Ocl A NJ
~ Equsfnot Intelligence DiDcss a0h Labor Ok
Nos IS an n Ca8a-st N-wYOrk This Oe l.
., b, IN, ConunsOaeso Emigration wnsTs always BE- ioDac
- sr. ef lsrrs nd Servants very Of
a , az have their 0dshod by Tntns the Superintendent
.o Necessary tie passage 81 the 0Aftss
s"'" JAS P. FAGAN, superintendent
ry OId Newspaper safe this ocs. Pnce u cent
,I bGEa, I'd Inquire 4'n stor'
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Real Gsiate for Sale.

At PRIVATE SALE---SOUTH and FRONfSTs
n PROPERTYA sre and y.u,bs OF q Ground s.yI.s
geho let 90 f5S, I'D r s or o.n 1- ' T u.ss +
Pis and Rassp .nd .eoe. g. fee, Io% aaissc.g
tl Building Lots r the erection o. ..,. suitable r
$SS;$ Sss: "a l;i s s:.
At PRIVATE SALE-A new House and six acres
~ Of besufel Oiognd situated the ode Of as%p.ss.d
halo ard isyins shsbg water 9nt Of % let 90 az aas,
% 10 he nss6sorbood good Pam q ssoa' ser'' Of
20 nsG- Sses1. The sse'' 'pOJ to ANTHONY J.
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-Beautfully stua-
u ted ear Railroad DEPOT New Rochelle hsh s,oaad,
sOGn, he ''s .sd os CONT, 'S The IA
he and eeeeps hr, . ss,rS .o aS's.e md a.
HOrey expanded fr 500 improve.
family d'rg mode Country Resesec. win and tkls
WI. i@ sIaSEs s. . ssaos'' Or 70 Z Il
L,AsT NORklsANIA LOTs,-Tne extended or
II payment Of s. cent Of pgr:hss money % ne essss q ne
ee1,rms 10 psr cent down t1 s,re, o. Or sss Mssn -,
.4 IN t l.. ,ss Of s a., Ave- I'd % @.s ysay q
cc ssIs o. as sSs Sss & ss.
Tie nsrD. sr;sss es 80: :'s ss5 ,sa -
s,s .f :ss t: ..IsSa To-. ss ;sS; Dsss
@ 1s S u b wfSfos No sTosrSw sss
TVLKY FAMILY can have a HONE.-East New.
- Yl - gssBu faE az MLzS ~ ss hI.y
g y re-: nd S2 SsovS S ass pc: 20, "a ne.
S:1.,, o. w M Ss is sSss e. ERA,
fra Office Eat NssYork raody ns-
M porf.nee The Long bas
lrss Es.t New al VII
rfes In DIV
built Eat se~Yors and Il cty
Peisr wishing eIsui1e property viii Be aruzsd
HR sas iss1 30 s sr s 70 asa suss
Tor SALE in HARLEN-On l24th-sf, near the
sT too Houses each Is By 50 feet three story bssn.at
urtecear With al the and modem improyensnts Psrors
% ~ 10 feet inches LIT IS BY 100 feet II inches House The
esnfsr o three Of ss dimensions, ell fronting Mount Morris
sqzaTs. Terms liberal Irqure on the premises
JOHN OcoSxoB.
I. OK SALE at BEDFORD, BROOKLYN-A neat.
wsstory and bsement COTTAGE HOUSE. containing nins
ard eight eose with x ots Of
Gscep and stocked with variety Of fruit sowsax
shrub Os the premises e<
dnsn<ous Omhbases, leaving every i've pas wi
few Of the door. For further particulars inau,re Of
HOMER MORGAN
No hsnOpohs.a Bank Bgil1inr, No. Pias-st
FOR sALE-Two 3 story Brick Houses, Nos l22
u and "a North Sdst williamsburg Lots
as sss7 COcKCRoPT No IS ChasaSer,s rsw,Yoss. Aaa
Ne u sesth 7thss. wiksEseassh.
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literary PRIZE -S5O0-The undersigned here
oesfs FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS tof tbe best
ORIGINAL IALt serious aanor.us shea shall oe Ni-1 ~
Lferry Museu r.cved BY tn lth o. ocf-
h @ - he and al uuAcc-pt-c MSS cn - ~
oher~i hss.Bsd TIE pubhe ~ reunn~r that
prE- see tho subscriber 90 Caroline Le
Hsn ~ 'sme 'su shove Prus-a sd .V "a hr <ss
= coufCrtr si nrrty Of the fssFscr COCO
Of hs FER ~ h desired II The suhsrhrs bsct %
Ansc-n Ltefsur~ than the The osn-y
Nls.lu TIE column. u hrs lnt bng small the
sor, : Qulred occupy sbs ~ huEdred colsr..
OS-tAN r. DODGE,
Editor ard Proprietor Of Dedses BIS Le,ry Museum.
DARFN1S wishing 10 quslify their Daughters for
T,sehers something 'ivsntaseous ADDRESSING post
p,i5. Box No 80 P'stO&ce.
TO the SHIPPING MERC HANTS o. the CITY Of
NETWORK The r-der.igre having competed hs
prepared tter sat Pasea md tner Ink
snrs ah efhertom snip- a. SiNsne OF
,hor ~ Stiesm sd rs entire me nd tiie1on " ee
branch q business b. earn y r- snsr-
prb psfrunaE-. Any e 18th WM ; ROOT; No %
&c ih A. W ASH q Nautilus Hal,
Lsurrg with the Subscriber personally, "a tnfne
r,cst iiAsrsI terms O W DALEY.
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mdHis


As Cook in a Private Boarding House, or Private
n Family ~ respectable woman has always been Acas
ton ID 10 beat tAarE and unde2ads Der 0ssn
Apylysi Nc. 10 TIlAry-s. BEookyn
As CHAHBrKsAIO, by q respectable young Girl and
"a 10 do me wssrg excellent lIoner -nd would q -
Water Best 4 ely references Eoa her ass eP6Jei Fe1 eA
Nc. lis Ch1-st.
As sEAusrRrss or to do the light cnsmbervork Of
N private family American Gail oe city r-teren
svea Apply ~ l.Ih UavsrsJPlses Can D
0Tt~o days
As GISERAL HoCsTsAID, by a respectable Yong
IA Woman herss generally .sefl priTste iA
uy. Bes city references Apply No - De ane 81
AS SK.NsrRKss, BY respectable young Woman or
n Of children well rrconaa@neec n t-f
sss place Please call No 80 MEberyst n Hoo' back f0o
car Be Two days
A LADY of cheerful disposition, and who has been
~ accustomed god soceiy poczrs stas A.
HousekeerrT AMI C-2an,on 10 TgA elderly lady s-. ~, .
4 mel az obset f-tsbs hone Address No u StaF
between 1874 and .oshs
DY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WoxES, one as COOK,
I'D who thoroughly nuderst.nss her od baker o.
bread pastry and preserves sn1 would e vs -
washing AID the other ChGnbe and .tre>
and hse Washing and rOnng pretsr 70 i've IN one
Reerenee Can b seen for days a. No. = ia'-
l5iA and lfth--s
VVANTED-By respectable middle-aged Protestant
Eve seed sIy rexnss. C stS Assst, ga fO'f essA rs
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THOROUGH BASS.

THOROUGH BASS
i A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THOROUGH BASS; Ga, HIS
soNY ILLUsTRArED WTHOVr THE AID % AAsfEE By joan H.
Jerss .s, .---..-- . -.......
JUS, pub shed this Psn ard practical eass
examples IN harmony Fres 81 GEMS NoPiss M
OF receipt Of The price. POSTPAID -. ..
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u,HF MAN OF A THOUSAND YEARS

IT
i ISAAC T. aUPPER-A TRuE LIE By LYDIA Mana Child.
Tls hrir worn biography u the mat remarkable
men The world viii Be puosned aooaf me oh Of
August -.
Ne .ia issue go copies o the trst edition Early orders
IL book which VIII have a. IN
80 crcx feor 10 toe sal OF Unce Tons CABIN for IN thru
In interest u l. behind that word reoos ued tale
will Nol VI so pis 70 Se oo-la II eo'I' W." ~"
steel Portraits. Retail 81 =. .. d, ,-,-- a..
1NHE AMERICAN CITY MOTHER should read
uo uomeprs q IN suf death t1s
ratEsb. article sosrsssed Der By the e o.
sCATFL N 1853 the ID ae4 o. HiIls
contains character eaeusei 20 erres Ae asuoa Of
following treated 81 Inc Sant "
sn Dsrrl "a Of Ctidren and Treatment; 4ei
nm, .nv conro the Phys:al shoas exp An - 'aaS- ne
Teeth IrpeAur- Bad Ar sod Iee1Dg
he esuss It's should The Cha se how 'aol y
popeTi Tue May No Tor tx
TIE the u DoFsy y the bad .ne on'a1 '
ssdIesssd 10 Molers. &c. each lumber Of - PAGES
ADRlANCE SHERMAN. No. ? Asior House.
Ofee Of sApe Dr. Dixon has removed az residence 70 No
4 5th
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fusi dno fonno

\ OST or STOLEN The following Notes.-The note
dAf,d JanuAr, T. 1883 ny Ubsde, P,isson Co.. Al
month. 81 order I'D bypon Endorsed
Or, DO nonos ri 1919 for $500 draso By Ubst
Peu payable their order by them infused
the above h4 bern stopped All are obd
pesocians GEORGE O. LAKE, No. al Broadway
I OST-Tbe PASs-BOOK IF the subscriber with the
Broasw Institution a. 1873 The Under will b.
uarded No East aih between h snd days
J. KOSRAD OFT
q = REWARD.-Lost on Friday last, August 9th,
tpC shout "A Occk " Ieecker leaving Dell
ncueos e. Opsrs Gss 10 itab cloth The above
rewnd " will be paid q No Ba cJst Astor House
Al the book store.
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boaro ano Rooms.


DINING SALOON.-J. BROAD would respectfully
~ inform pubic general that be has opened
DiLus saloon. No "a Fu,O0 two dee below Sa->aa
hsfs prepared them Nh the bsst the market fs'f
BROAD.
EAGLE HOTEL administrations Eill DO
Il We. % remember they have eIoelsnt Lodrnx s2zs
roous Is Dzht sorIs Of Frsntfoft and William 81 VI
See open Al night
HOTEL-The new COLLINS HOTEL is now open,
Paror, with re4 Rooms md sqe Or
bOrfs1s rsasOscoe ers
"a tie prove srastsd the oot u It.St
renting nsirs Il the hszn ami coolest c,'-
the cry.
A BEAUTIFUL SUITE Of ROOMS. with or With
"A cot board Delightfully."- ooo. nay be bad Al No - On'ef.J
place
A FAMILY residing at No. Us East l7tn-st, near
n stuyvsssrt Puk Of fv, offer sod and pss
ary With q qset LONE Aef Ho "
$40 per - for fgll beard
A GENTLEMAN and bis WIFE wish Board. with
N partially Furushea Rneu, puVae faaY there there
m or 10 o,er bosrsers oc ton % oHn or "a b,o'tys a.
half nie foc Fery PefiHA1sHi HO1S s7sSo- AA2e~ '"
B. box No 81 TrbHse once
DOARD.-A second floor, pleasantly located, can be
ID okt.f,.S by mail family Application AZ No 81 Irving
Two er thsss IN, lie Gentleman can be Accommodated
DOARD at No IL EAST BROADWAY-PIeasant
ID kIouu. 6c.tleD.n Gsd h< Wiz fur
rhsa or Nevis Ssnhed Rooms for snxe
GeksExs-
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WANTED-By two nice young Women, situations
coot ard 1rfrte sshes an lroneri n, nr
Chsr Chids Nars- s1d SeAes Bot an
vel cour@Icsd Cal No. IS lehsf, 1ocr o~ck Foo
between Aveuse ard c
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npusrs nanle0.

uOUsE WANIED-A genteel two story House,
ues, furnished in the vicinity Of Bouds Brooklyn Highs
b. children Safsse0y references
Aidis.ss b., Pest Office, Box lool
uOUSE WANTED-A ANAL House in good neigh
bori abovs Boons susbe for family Of two or tres
WITH VII BE- prsfened hent
Address A. f. Box No l3b Tribune Once
lIOUkE WANTED-A threestOry attic House, with
the corvensnces between sd and oh and not
zihs BE- moderate Afdrs oeaerl fost
Cfee. stating terms locauon &c.
WANTED Room suitable for Physicm Once,
between Wsusn and Cslast, west OF broadway Address
PHYSICIAN this ofhce
NNAN1ED-A small. furnished House from the lat Of
September the Of May pleasant Location IA New
Yofs Brooklyn Addee With fa par eelArs JAMES pEh'
EICKsON 4 Co No io5 Fulton-t, W
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6crsrs, Garr1dges, &t.

6crsrs, Garr1dges, &t.
Tor SALE A handsome twO-seated extension
i TOP P. ton third dpp Cost 1870 lat ring
tut FIVE VIII be sOd for so Inquire OF D.
No II Broadway.
Groceries.
q CARD--We take pleasure in saying 10 the public
~ that opened wholesale and Family Grocery and
Pyi,or No les Csna the janet Of the b aid
,ohct orde all who want chocs
be. Groceries Provsions Wines Lqoo and
delivered part o. the CITY free
from the wil meet with attention
TIN. cs.h SMITH CO
conc NTRAT d MOLAsSES - - hhds fr sale
\ By sPOFF RID, TILEsrON 4 Co No 80 Broadway.
GU, AR-3CO bids prime muscOyado in bond, aud for
- !. by .POFFORD fILs5TON 4 Co. 30 Broadway.
CJGAR-200 hhds MuscOyasO for sale by
- sPOFFORD, TILEsTOE Il Co.. No. 70 Broadway
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TO the SHIPPING MERCHANTS O, the CITY Of

nARFN1S wishing To qusliiy their Daughters for
T,sche'. lea q ueihns 'ivsnaseous BY Adirens post
Z "
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WANDA situation. by Woman With fresl
w brea q IL uho hss tots Der husband chi wa
rrsisf county. permitted to rs'er 70 Der sPs
Nc lfs Tekth-f
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Gousee TO Ed.

\ OFT and STEAM POWER Ia LEr.-lhe upper
l. story brdus No and . Fssso., contains seori
Sn,.r ,sy se bOsne that eqalrss
P''" OF '''' CHARLES JESKiNs 90 the premise.
UOOMs to LET with STEAM POWER -severL
IL very desirable n'fe TO Is BY = 70 Lsa over The Ss..
SSS cro,os Tt .d a Ros1 No a ue r.
DOOM o. LE1-Witb steam power-One large
Ia Oom o By 10 ,sd n{As@ Also 'sS, ;%A., SSsG 10 y ~
ans tABER corner OF Greenwich ard Bcachs''
DOOM 20 LET-Yery favorably situated for an or
II . ether purposes. hhi.d by I've -ndow to on Ann
A. rd three on Nassau A'P' Or ' mf SIS EMERSON Co.
STFAM POWER to LET The whole or part Of
he two @ se. E.,o At Essss''AGS s ss5s. 9Th s's.
SoSsnts ApPiy At EhssscthTOT n TO ADM ssiz
C1ORE in BRDADWAY.-ro let, the frst door and
B.m.0. Of No 3d. one ShsS S Il nc CO: No. Is. %
no LET-A large Boarding House, well arranged for
% nov over ~S yS s's so .@s s 1s%D ss
n fetI.sy n, s% "a p Rp, Apo, 70 JOHN BRAIN
ARD Valet Fsrry. BiooIyu
no LET-Ihe STORE No 1875 Fulton-st good
location hind Of business oqare nes door WIN b
rstieo lew 10 good tenant
ITO LELAND Immediate possession given, the first
aP.5 Of 1H Mo- So S" o .a sc ss nth Sos
They M with AID would be :, ,or .s. SCHOOL, ".
TO LET-Tgo or three unfurnshed Rooms IN a pri-
s S Sh s ns S' ssS sssi.as
V'O LET-For $500 per anbum, House suitable for
supe family, mall ium'lss or tosids containing p olms
in good fetAr APPEL, the No ~ whist 40 eet west
7th-av CHARLES PARTRIDGE No 500 bfoAd~ay, up
/
ITO LET-The elegant Blown stone Front House.
No n sandsi One 3soy brick font House. and stors
Hamilton Booa,n 2Couases oae Ia North
Boku south broosyn Store and back Room No ~
7b.v the 6thsy on Broadl ag towa syersi
ps 81 houses sewfork nlur- OF r.
! TOWNsEND No s2Nsssau-st, Nns fors up stairs
| Two LEASE-A large Building few doors west OF
Boadway In the ~ al The ote adapted s6r
soese Club rooms other purposes Address r. p" Boz
/ 49, rnhuns Office
! uNO LET IN WILLIAMSBURG three story
and basement House No u South seconds, with marble nsntle
the bassuerL paIloTs and second with and
plte kitchen, and with al the modern
I0ue The premse. OF WIN PEASE No - South fhic st.
Or A. the Fulton WORKS Office No % Coears Of
Chsny. New York
! no LIZA large, we'll lighted Store-one of tho
best lOcsOrs the city for smoet kind u business IN
quire Of }. BOYCE No. 1874 Chathamst
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED To sell one of the
ID uos be timely imp r ant s.exsu.y u
thedsy DRAKE 4 Co Hartford. Clru-
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DOOM o. LE1-Witb steam pOwer.-One arge
IA oon D. by 10 hshted Also, sever, smaller siih
.sy rover The best the city Appb 20 FER
ans tABER. corner Of Greenwich ard Brachss
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DARNUMs MUSEUM-The great and talented
ID Compey will produce the ard sarts Dr.ni
of PAULINE IHS EVFSING Il O'clock THIS AFTtBN ~
AZ oct nsmstic Readings ~ the wonderful Boone On ren
DsDoes and the COMEDY of USED UP.
the sUiu BEARDED LADY other curoSes . be seen
A. aso. Ad1ttsDcs d oenChdren, under 10 Je1n ~ cen~
FlIst RhlcopY an Puqpet ~ cent? extra.
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WASHINGTON CIRCUS--Coruer Of 6tb-av aud
" Stb st MANS, MOOSE tTHosFsoS.........P ,oPneor'

The new spectacle THE CARNIVAL uF VENICE vii he per
EVERY AFTERNOON ard EVENING this " EEK IN wne
whole Of the large engaged 1g nup
will beside the Fpendd stud OF Horses A
objection L.opards Eephaots Ocbes Monkey Ponies ana
rare bids
Nsdsue TOURNAIgE viii through her beautiful performance
Al each taLnert
soor-Door open o'clock performance 70 commence g.
Evening-Doors 3pen y performance commence at b.
dnis ali paris Of tns y GEMS
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As we have had q number of inquiries
made OF US. as to the requirements Of the new
militia law, we may remark thar under this
law, each Congressional district is constitu-
ted Military district, for Brigade purposes
and is allowed one Brigsdier General.
Each county constitutes'a RegimentaI dis
tict, and is allowed one Colonel, one Lieut..
Colonel, and one Major. The Colonel ap-
points his staff officers, and one Captain, and
two Leu,ensnts in each Township, for every
one hundred white male inhabitants over the
age of twenty-five years. The Captains sp-
point four Sergeants and four CorpposaIs for
each Company, who term of Office contin-
ue one year. The term of commissioned
officer is six years. Volunteer companies
may be formed in Regimental district under
such regulations as the Colonel may furnish,
and the General assent to. Battalion and
company drill is required once every year.
We look for speedy organization, when
we may be treated to one of the old fashion,
ed musters. Our sword and blunderbuss is
ready We await the call of our country and
commanding officers.
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The name of Mrs. Ho ,ard, which has be-.
come of familiar association with that of
Louis Napoleon, turns out 10 be quite diffe-
rent parsonage from what rumor had pointed
her out to be. She was always represented
to be an American lady (or woman) and a
native of Maryland, but it has been recently
ascertained that the Mrs. Howard. disc srced
by Louis Napoleon, is an English woman, the
daughter OF an English merchant, and for
merly an actress. The American Mrs. How
ard, with whom the one Of Napoleon notori-
ETY. has been COMPOUNDED, died some Eve years
ago in Paris. and was attended by her mother
and several friends then in Paris. and BY .
priest, now resident of Baltimore, all Of
whom agreein the above statement, and that
her remains were brought to this country
and now repose in Gresnmount Cemetery.
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GA rich anecdote 10 told Of an amusing
colloquy that took place between Boston
exquisite, reeking with hair oil and coloe me-.
who was "deming" the v alters and other
wise assuming very consequential airs, and
raw Jonathan, who set by his side dressed
in homespun. Turning to bis "vulgar''
friend, the former pointed his jewelied finger
and said:
"Buttef, sah!"
IL see it is" coolly replied Jonathan.
"Butter. sah!" fiercely repeated the dandy.
IL know livery good-6rst-rate article, .
provokingly replied the homespun.
"Butter. / tell your thundered the exqui-
site in still louder tones, pointing with slow,
unmoving finger like scorns, and scowling
upon his neighbor, ~ if he would annihilste
him. r
"Well, gosh all Jerusalem. what Of it.''
now yelled the down-esster, getting his dam
druff up in return; "Yer dent think, l took it
for lard!"
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LUMBER. CEDAR Posrs. &c.-Mr. John w.
Glover has now at his board yard on Main
street above the Canal. large stock Of well
seasoned lumber, Of the best quality. He
has also just received several RATS Of cedar
posts, which he will sell at the lowest marke,
prices. Those wanting lumber of any kind,
may be generally supplied from this yard at
reasonable rates. Mr.. Glover gives his
whole attention to this business, which has
engrossed half life time with him, and he
certainly can do Justice to the market.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-18

SINGULAR PREsEETHEEr.-Dr. Josish Bart
lett, o, New Hampshire, one Of the victims of
the re"ert accident, was visited lew weeks
ago at this residence BY friend from this city
York at the thea approaching medjcae con-
him much Piesssse y speadeome ti@ein cur
city bat that he had great apprehension Of dam
ger in travelling to aud fro augmented by the
fact that when he last visited Nnw York hehad
engaged has passage in the steamer Lexing-
ton, for the fatal trip on which she was burn-
ed. when slmoss every passenger perished,
but did not reach the wharf in season 10 get
on board. Subsequently he overcame his reluc-
lance to traveI, attended the convention in
this city, and net it'll the tate he dreaded in
the New Heven cars.-Y Y. Tines
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-18

DRowxED.-The Fountain Ledger of the
18th, published at Attica. Ind, says two men
by the names of David Brier and John w.
Freeman of that vicinity, were drowned in
the Wabash on the Monday previous, while
attempting to cross over q boat Of lumber and
wagon and team. The boat commenced
sinking in the middle Of the stream, and the
part.es jumped or follower board, and were
drowned. They left families.
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RArrIEssAxE RsvIvAL.--The Syracuse

A RArrLEsSAKE REvrvAL.--The Syracuse
N. Y. Star, is accountable for the following:
ain the State Of Ohio there resided q fami-
ly consisting OF an old man by the name of
Beaver and his three sons, all Of whom are hard
"pets," who had ofter laughed to scorn the
advice and enreaties ola pious though veery
eccentric Minister who resided in the same
town., 1t happened one ofthe boys was bitten
by . rattIesnake. and was xpected to die,
when the Minister was sent for in great haste.
On his arrival he found the young man very
penitent, and anxious to be prayed with. The
Minister, calling on the family. kneeled ,wn
and prayed in this wise: 40, Ltr1 we thank
thee for rattiesnakes; we thank the because
rsttlesnake has bit jim We pray the,
send rattlesnake to bite John; send one to
bite Bill; send one to bite S-m: and O Lord.
send the biggest kind Of rattle snake to bite
the old man, for, nothing but rsttlesnakes
will ever bring the Beaver family to repen-
tance" De bfasisxt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-18

-. LortsvuLLR. May I6.
On Saturday sales Of about 100 pieces baggng 100
coils rope small lots plantation orders, at Is aud
l63c.
Flour selling slowly % s5aS4. The telegraph re-
ported IL to have advanced In Europe. but il appears
from subsequent dispatches that this mistake and
that IL has declined.
sale Of ID hhds 20 out Of MARKET sugar at lfc.
and some small sale At sss3c. sale Of 800 baes Kio
sales of uoao in bbls as c and In half bbls At 3lc
Provisions very dull sale NJ $50 bills rump pork At
$40 20 and - bbls me0 at oI5. IA sale Of M ken
salos at casio for shoslders foe ribbed sdes eis9c
for ei ar sides, and &c for PIN haas.
NEw oaLsAKs May u, NJ
Cottoa-FirmeF under tas Ailansses sdvicss: mid.
ding sc. 80
advancing, and Ne quote 81 asel TO l0c. GO kexs
prime taken 1t lie. -
= Tooaeco-Leaf has advsnood a. Ga ,-s--
Groesdes-Fsir Sugar %. Rio Coffee IL upchs,eed.