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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-20
Extensive Sale OF Real Estate. 1t viii

be noticed, BY referring TO the auction faes by a. J.
BLEECKER that the large and valuable estate OF tho late
Samuel Iegaett situated Houston Sheriff and Willet
will he rod at the Merchants Exchange Tuesday
This ~ the most desirable pieces
perty that offered for sale this season IL
Of fifteen and lots dncadns being
adjacent Union Market ferry Williams
lines Of stages running by and the property
making accessible BY stages TO section of tho city
without doubt Houston street long will be Of
the best business ntrects town Grand street
oeuted there leing denfe population surrounding H. This
Is investment for capitalists and business and
thew v III do we'll to keep this sale in view.
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tha whole number deceased were under one year Of
are, and two hundred and twenty-five had not A.
rived at the age Of ten The registry Of the places
of nativity shows that two hundred and sixty
three of those who died were Americans, sixty
seven Irish twenty.three Germans, one from Swift
zerland, one from Poland, and the remainder from
other distant countries. We would beg to recon-
mend tAe9ery valuable and comprehensive report of
the O. 9epector, just printed, to the careful peru
sal n Or Legislative and corporate representatives
It contains some excellent suggestions as to the bet
ter working of the department, and the removal or
abatement, Of many of the causes which predspose
to disease in our city. If theoretically acted upon
this report win be the means of preserving to US
large portion of population which is emphatcally,
our country pride"
The case of Ha1en against the American Art
Union which has been going on in the Marine Court
for several days, terminated yesterday. Judge
Lynch gave judgment in favor of the plaintiff and
awarded s44 damages with costs for the defendants.
full report viii be given on Monday.
At the inquest held upon the body Of Isaac Mer-
rick, yesterday it was proved to the satisfaction Of
the Coroners jury that blame attached to any o.
the officers in charge Of the New Haven train by
which he was killed
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TELEG r APHIC.

WASHINGTON March 10, 1858.
The following additional appointments have been
frned.-
PosTMAsTERs
John Bowen, San Antonio, Texas.
Reuben S. CheIey, Jackson Michigan.
William d. Marast, Tuscaloosa Alabama.
Alexander Gait Norfolk, Virginia.
Thomas b. Bigger, Richmond Va.
Jacob Carter, Concord, New Hampsh
Turner Ashby Alexandria, Virginia.
Cortez u. Katalaugh Huntsville. Alabama.
Theophius L. Tumln Mobile Alabama. XY.Z.
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BURNT ChiId breads the FIre.-Let a

tradesman disRppoht customer twice and he 10
euFtcmcr more. GREEN, No. Aston House, has
fortunes lost in this lie has therefore made IL law to
lmro that set Of shirts shall not leave his store
lie knows them to be perfect and order Is behind
ttuna
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ACKNOWLEDGING p. Fox, Tailor. &C., t.

second floor 33 Broadway gallery entrance Exchanging
stores with his tenant Horace Waters Gilbert Co..
great saving Of rent and profit to G. r. Foxs
Selling of at loss to make for tire
Of cloths oassimcres. vesngs ready made clothing &c
Now Is the time for bargains the present
will be sold on regardlefs Of cost in single garment
more lots, to Wholesale buyers and the public.
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erosdwey have Just opened and daily receiving
upry of rich and elegant carpets direct from
and England, consisting OF hoquet Ardrosson and Az
Also rich medallion velvet and Mosaic carpets from bessrs
protsloy Sous England together with general assors
other qualified Of earpctns for sale on reasonable
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Waits r. the humble ssl
yet city who suffering moro than
Sa ~ S need 's
notion. Of being martyrsd and
Eortmcrss Rheumatic Compound directed TIE
e.re rs BE-
all similarly afflicted to us. Il. No enc s
@ @ ss:slss
aas
asss ' 81
friend: Barclay a AsisI
dies and gentlemen Of known rcspectability
All Doubtors arc Invited to Cristadoro's,
SEE hs Of amy color in ,s
chemical combination Of the Crstadero's hair
sSsaSS S''' 'nA' me Af
Wigs and Toupees.-Batchelor's Now ssyls
wigs the perfect imitation nature
ss sHssa
n the city. Copy the address.
ssptisn tho very bet ever Bswsrs
aess Subtitle uproots any part tho
body Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair .Gloss at OK
Walker street, near Broadway.
Phnlon's Magic Hair Dye, to COLOR tho
hair whskers the moment IL Is applied without injury
the hair skin II be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad odor 1t applied pr
y~toly sold at PHALON'S Wig Factory lV and klY
st. Nicholas Hotel, and By ruggists generally.
Phal0n's Chemical Hair Invigorator, to
prevent badness and to restore hair that has fallen on
become thin, and to seurf dAndruG invest
with brilliant gloss and permanent curl for 1877
and 5 Broadway under the St. Nicholas Hotel and all
drug stores in every city
Hair Dye.-Balehel0r's Celebrated LaqulA
hair dye the best discovered eoorng or
whiskers the moment 10 applied The wonderful
certainty with which this avorite old established
Dye psrerms 10 astonishing. 1t 10 for SALE applied ct
VATCHELORS wig factory. No. Wall street.
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ANDERsON's Carpet Establishment, 90 Bowery.-Eisht
spacious saesrooms fully stocked with pfoent
sprng styles royal velvet English tapestry Brussels i'm
peria three ply, fne and ingram carpets
mating floor oicloths stair carpets, window shader
&c, Mt astonishing KY low prices.
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splentIid Carpetirr,s Smith ~ Loun sherry,

as Pearl street have received per late arrvas large
stock Of velvet tapestry Brussels threcpy and ingram
carpetne ehaste aud elegant designs which, having
been purchased previous to the recent advance prices
they enabled 70 offer Mt very great Inducements.
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n Fulton and ls2 Bowcry would notify ~
fcf e. tbrt fn u us Chat an at.set,
the firm ~ BROWN ATWOOD, where he would he happy
10 teSye them with watches, Jewery silver ware &c.
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Leoking.Glas Wareh0usc-l963-L00kf
Eaccses o reduced prices-RICHARDS KIN0SLAND, NcA
Corssndt street The trade supplied with frames &s h.
0npontion state. Factory No. LBS Duane street.
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notifies his friends that he has removed from "a 70 Fulton
street under the firm Squire Lander Co, where he will
be happy and them with Watches ewery and
utlvex. sav
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The Hichest Luxury.-This dex


may easily be attained by calling at r. c. GARDENERS
hair dressing and bathing saloon No street. unde
the Mercantile Hotel and taking bath the oapacou
and elegant furnished bathing and then regas your
self with the friction of those inimitabe Russian fowls
pressly imported for this establishment.
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Lace and Muslln Curtains, Mt reduced prices,
the best assortment In the city at kelly FERGUSONS
window shade and Curtain Store No. $50 Broadway,
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AnsthsT vhe IN ths bonded warehouses
this would probably can forth many remarks seous
the ssrsss:nss q she parties eonssrnsS n az
others who not supplied with Of these
articles will md s not the best policy to wait till the nre
comes 90 TO the depot No 80 John street ana
purchase Of the Defiance Salamander Ssfss
lsr's patent. r. H. PATRICK, Sole 4Aoutectaxtrs
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the sdysr.isemsnt Of CHARLES WOOD in this paper head
% SIS for homestead" These lots are nney loeated
all sold. The will close the slst Of March Wss1
day.
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PhnlOn's Magic Hair Dye, to color tho
hair whskers the moment applied without injury to
the hair skin. II be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad odor 1t applied pr
yHtoly or sold at PHALONS Wig Factory lV and klY
St Nicholas Hotel and BY ruggists generally
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DAILY JOURNAL.
WASHINGTON lime o.

WASHINGTON, June %.
Charles Island, one of the Galapagos
group, has been bought of the Ecuador
Government by the Mormons, and 10 to be
hereafter the head of the people. The Is
lard is to be independent of Ecuador, and
will probably be formed into republic.
CHARLESTON, June "a.
The Geogia Wing State convention me,
to-day; Gen. John w. A. Sanford in tie
chair. Chas. J. Jenkins was nominated fol
Governor on the first ballot.
BALTIMORE, June %.
The Prussian frigate Gaffin and sloop.of.
war A mazon from Buenos Ayres, bound home
put into Norfolk for supplies.
New ORLEANS, June %.
The Dan. Webster for San Juan and the
Thermepyle from Aspinwall sailed ON Wed.
nesday.
81 -.---f @-r'-- New YORK, June Is.
The extensive grist mill of James Ogden
on llth Avenue, was burned last night with,
q large quantity of grain. Loss $4,000.
The Arctic sailed at noon with 2li passen.
gers and sl3,7Oo in specie. Among her pas
sengers was Tx Marvel.
New ORLEANS, June %.
A preliminary examination OF Dyson, the
man charged with melting the late attempted
Instruction among the slaves, took place
yesterday. The evidence was sufficient to
induce the Recorder to bindhim and the slave
Albert over to trial in the district court.
The steamship Empire City from Havana,
June Goth, has arrived at this port. (Her
dates were anticipated by the Isabel of
Charleston.)
New ORLEANS, June 25.
The steamship Falcon has arrived with
the California mails, sixty passengers, and
$4,000 in gold.
She reports that the Georgia left Aspin-
wall on the 18th, for New York, with ga
100000 in gold and 400 passengers.
The Union also sailed for New York the
SIN day, via Kingston.
PHILApELPHIA' June 25.
The steamship City Of Glasgow, from
Liverpool, is now of the breakwater, going
in.
NORFOLK; June "a.
The Prus>ian frigate Gefion, Commodore
Schroeder, numbering crew Of 400, with the
sloop-of-war Amazon, having on board a crew
of98 persons, arrived in Hampton Roads yes.
terday, and exchanged salutes with the Penn
sylvania. In the evening, the officers attend
ed ball al Old Point Comfort. The ves-
sells are last from Buenos Ayres and put into
the roads for supplies, preparatory to their
return home.
The election for Mayor to-day has resulted
in the choice of Hunter Wood, the Demo
cratic candidate.
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nAGUERREOTYPEs!

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the puoiic
generally that he has -esumed the above business
;th which he mas long been Familiarity acquainted and
designs establishing a permanent daguerrean gallery
in Evansville In Fosters buildings, corner Of Main aid
First streets where he hopes 10 receive the reao a.
earnes. endeavor merit; and as he expects TO De FER
manent he depends upon exhibitions oil MS prom
cheney and skin than noisy humbug OF words Tor sue
cess. -.
His reputation rs portrait paineris too wei estae
lished i'm lie else here 10 need remark
ther than that he will be happy to accommodate any &C.
s'nng ing ms 'er''oe'i LII ''A' THOs PolNDExTER.
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TIME UNION LINE OF STEAMERS. ruunirv 4, a.,
Il necton with the Baltimore and Ohio kailro.d
Wheeling,
Through tickets by this line to Philadelphia. Wash
ington City and Baltimore be procured from al,
Agents al Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati. or or
board the boats. Having made permanent arrange
mepts for ucketing through the travelling public will
find II greatly C their interest, going Erkt West
patronize this line.
The "UDon Line" being a chartered COMPANY ara
required by awto run under such reguationsa will in
sure comfort as well safety the lives of passepgers
This Is the only line running In connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
L. The steamers OF this line are entirely new and
the largest fastest safest and superb vessels ever
punt Tor the western waters, and will leave follows,
viz:
FOREST CITY. Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday P. NJ.
pAvrD MITE, Capt w. McClaid, Monday 3 p NJ.
ALVIN ADAMS, Capt. w Norton, Wednesday NJ.
FALLS CITY: Capt, sam. Mason, Friday 3P. NJ.
THOS SWAMI, Capt. J. Mcclure Saturday p NJ.
Fare from Louisville to Baltimore. II GO
DO do do to Philadelphia or Washington I2 co
Do do do to New York............... Is 90
Do do Cincinnati TO Baltimore. 10 90
Do do do to Phi,cdelphis Washington III 90
Passenger baggage transferred from steamboat to
Railroad and from Railroad Steamboat, free from
charge.
lFAn additional charge of only % for state rooms
and meals Is made from Louisville to Wheeling.
/ s. Moorhead, Agent.
Louisville, KY.
NJ. Hender on. agent at Evansville, Office at Lewis
q Gray's wharf boat.
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WINDOW SASH AND PUMP TUBE.
lust RECEIVED full assortment Of very superio
y Window Sash, as follows
10000 Lights 5x 10 Sash:
1905 DO axl2 do;
5000 do lOxi2 do;
1000 do lOxI5 do:
1000 do lOxl6 do:
l,UO0 feet Chain Pump Tube.
my5 BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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CHANKLIN & REILLY would respectfully call ne
I. md white goods Just received, consisting
80 Iseonet and Swiss embroidered Collars -,
"Mousouetaire mourning and second moarning Cohss'
Ia.onst aud Swiss embroidered Sleeves:
S~;ss Embroidered Chemisettes aud Guns;
Jscoast anc SWISS Edgngsa and lnsertingsS
40 do Pointed Flourcings and barosi
Raai Thpead Lace EdgiEgs and lnsertnss; Vs.
BLACK and white Lace Capes, blk and straw -
PLAID and striped JacoHets and emorosoerea s. -.
mn.iins C. &C. all OF which offered for sac ~ ts
,o~est pricss sp2i sHANkLlN * AeI--I.
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WIN. HOLDEN.

WIN. HOLDEN,
NHERCHANTTAlLOR,o on First street, between Main
IA and Locust. is now prepared To manufacture any
OF suit of Clothes at the shortest notice, aud
arrantedto st. He hasa good assortment Of Spring and
Summer Goods, consisting Of Ccths tassmers, Of va
rous colors, plain and fancy Vesngs, &c, &c. Sum.
mer Clothing made up in the neatess and most fashion
able styles. Mr.. H. will spare pains 10 merh con
nuance Of the patronage with which he has been hher
to favored.
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ID. 3. ANDERSON,
NJ Z X c Il A N 4 A l L o X !,
COMMERCIAL ROW.
Opposite j. II. Magee 4 Co.,

Evansville, End.
rs receiving large and superior stock OF SPRING
/ GOOUS, Of the best material and OF the most FASH
ionable STYLES Fine black and coiored Cloths OF the
nest English, French. and German manufacture; hne
black Doeskin; large stock Of French, English and
American Fancy Cassmeres, In new and beautiful styles
goods plain colored and figured Of the most
beautiful s,yies for Summer wear; plain, fancy ano
dgured Silks and Saiins az superb quaIity.
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be manufactured order in as good stye ano SOLD
We.i of Inc Mountains. Terms, Cash.
D. s. A. is agent FOR Williams "Reports OF Fashion.
The present number be had by mail or otherwise
ordered for the small sum Of 81 50. apiou
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SPRING AND SUMMER HATS.
HAVE now hand the most splendid assortment OF
i Spring and Summer Hats ever Introduced into Ev-
ansvllle-embracingi part r. following:
Black White Nankn, Pearl. soft Furs, latest sly les
Misses Boys and infants Hats Of all prices and des
ehptons;
Panama. Leghorn and Braid hats;
Ladies su miner riding hats. =. VAUIlEk,
ap29 First street, Cd door abo, e Main.
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C. M. GRIFFITH.
xvxorESAIR AND RETAIL DEALER IN

Hardware aud Cutlery.
SvAS iust received full and com,lete stock Of TO-
q reign ana domestic Haxdwaye Mechanics tools and
BuildinS Msnyisls. Merchants, Mechanics sad otesn
sysisvits1 70 ex1mine hts stock q
spQeudGw THE SIGN OF THE MILL SAW.
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H. NELSON,
D. wooI.sEY.
UCT ION.
WOOLSIY Il NELSON.
.ssssssssssss


AUCTION.
WOoLSEY 4 NHLe0N.
street Eysn.ss ISdans xs.Sss
Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture, Chairs, Ciocks Loo."
Giasses Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular o'Cn
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and saturday os'i
advances made on Consignment . xprsoN.
NOTICES cor
4 IL persons indebted TO the 6rm OF HAN ~ I'LL
Win the under.ensd who has been appointed receiver
by the Circuit Court VI vanderbursn coln NELSON.
myl5
CoRAs Divan. Center dining, breakfast ana Caro
! Tables. Walnut and Mahogany Plain ana DresslnS
Main kSss Mat
anu pain Ia" iaree and general assortment Of Wood
Cane and Hair scat Chairs for wy soaS NELSON
aug23- Iyd "OO -o- -
Rrss., Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
WW.,ch chs;ns KEYS Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps brushes Combs Purses Fancy SGols
Accordians Yolns. Pictures and various ohef nouon'
TOT 1897 ss,s " wooLsEY & NELSON.
OHAIRs.-Ju,, received and for sale low at our Fur
u niture rooms Water street. 30 dozen wood-sea'
ca isn;s and '0'a'sa' 'n'' WooLsEy & NELSON
CoFAs-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
ian97 WOOLSEY d NELSON.
DEDsTEADS--Just received and for sale low, lot
- ;.n o. msAf''' "'' woOLsEY & NELSON.
OLAss-wARE.-Just received and for sale at auction
tan97 wOOLSEY & NELSON.
"ERRING:..IOO Boxes No. !. and scaled, for
p j! '''' By: Posters 8 BROWN.
NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOas
HAVING completed our buildings, and ensageu tne
II most skillfuf and experienced workmen for each
deparsment of our business and made tne moss tnor'
ough preparation for doing Machine and MN WORK
Castings Brass works. and every thing else 10
in the VERY best style and favorable terms rs al
any establishment in the West, we announce that we
win be in operation in few days and are now ready 70
take contracts for any einG o. rS GSM co.
jes-U Corner Canal and Ingie SITS.
lust RECEIVED and for sale. large lot Of Looking
j glass Plate. wOOLSEY & NELSON.
kOO BUSHELS BRAN Just received and fol
lei COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
1OOO QUIGLEY's extra Sugar cured family Ham,
lUUU Iu' received eSo and fsj ssi q GROCERY
GOLD PHNS.
A FEW supply Of Burr's warranted Gold Pens, oil
IA sizes with silver new syles received direc
from New York per Railroad. John Z. Martin"
leo RATHBONE & WHEELER.
NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSICH
A NNIk My own Love; Sadly he Roves;
n Wife Wanted; Wanted Gossrness;
Aceordeon Instructions; just received per Express
and for sale W jula SAMUEL LISTER.
CODFIsH.-4o Boxe. in nne order 70! sale yer,
I } low by s. Il. GILBERT e. CO.,
jel4 Sycamore, near Water.
uOMINY:.-s Bbls., Fresh, jus. received by.
III jeI7 FOSTERS & BROWN.
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sADDLERY WARE
SOHAVos Harness. Brides. &c

SaddIeS, Harness. bIuCS'
"a JOHN CUPPLEs keeps constantly onara ~
ching appsrtaining TO the business he has,s
hand large assortment Of saddles Brides &c
S ~; n snufacture and having as good WORK Renss
@ 20 In the state is pre- pared 10 execute any worx
which may be ordered in the ery pS,.
BIZ S,;,,,n Irons Webs Seating Buggy Modntings, &c.
on h. stock il note xcelIs by any other IN the city, he
ass 80 Ia way ofiow prices.
mxoa-d&H6
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TINE arm ofKAHN & VILE has been di. solved BY
ss.d nv s. Kahn who IL uthorzed 10 settle all the
Susness Of tho late nrm. Those indebted will please
make Immediate payment to him. 5. KAHN;
myl7u loAAO WloS.
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ADAMS A. CO.'S EASTERN. WESTERN
80. So -: -

AND FUKEIUN EAF NTSSs
TIME pubc are respectfully informed that we now
nrepared 70 give increased facility ard dispsteh Tor
sporting 10 and from the East merchandise, pseka,
es parcels bank notes. and specie and cali assure al
Who patronse us quick dispatch throughout the year
having railroad communication from Cincinnati 70 iae
East Each express lie in charge OF trusty messehte,
IA ued nh iron safe better security oil Naio
ables. - ,..-.,oa.
We collect Ills notes. drafts, fill orcers lot eoo''
or pay bills in places where we have Offices. &c,
Expresses for St. Louis Madison, Indiana 'ps,
cinnati Cleveland Piitsburg and all parts Oh INC
leave daily at 1Oi A. NJ.
For Lexington and Frankfor IT L. NJ. v,xx
XVI 0'0 " S~'- 'A-' ADAMS e. CO.
6 A. JONES, Agent
rov,-, zs t. oe;ce SO Main ST.. Louisyiiie.
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MT. CARMEL AND NEW AL
BANY RAIL ROAD.
$50 - 49, & s 8 3 ! iI 3: .

NOTICE is hereby given that there are no Bonds Of
IN this Company in circulation, as the Books OF this
Company will testify that no bonds have ever been is
sued or authorized.
all the stock neYy subscribed on the Books
Of this Company, sold by the Sheriff under
issuing from the Circuit Court of Edwards Coun-
ty Ills and by the purchasers at such Shenf sale,
their assgnces ndered the present Board
of directors Goth January. 1883, oil cert feates or
stock bearing date previous 10 that time are r0rhess
1t having been reported that Bonds and certhc ties
stock of this Company have been offered for sale
pledge by parties formerly connected with this Compa-
n.y. the Board have thought right thus to put the pub
T B. THOMPSON President
OLA. Mt, c. and n. a. k. X. co.
SAMUEL THOMPSON NJ. d., Secretary TO Board.
marriott
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ruGGs. Cases fresh, received spe f2s sa ss9s
i my4 F"s"'' SS''
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
gHE undersigned being about - close up his bushes
In this city. and remoye to the country keq ests
all Who Indebted tn him, to make payment, or
before 5th of July next And all who have claims
against him tn present them for Payment He hopes
this call will sufficient law with him Is very
p,essan thing. Thomas Bush Is authorized TO settle
all accounts in my abscncc.
t,s4u J.V.FARIS.
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NEW GOODS.
~ 1890 blk Silk Fall Wells;
500 F" Fancy Embroidered Wells:
100 dog blk Silk Craysis; -
100 Cartons sord Tanstta Ribbons different widtn
50 do do Satin do do DO;
50 pieces "Fancy" Dress Silks;
% do Black do;
JAMES Low & CO.,
my3l AT Main g., Louisville, Ky.
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sAIEoF THE EMINARYPRoPHRTY

SALEOr THE SEMINARY PROPERTY z.
TINE COUNTY TREASURER AND AUDITOR.
Il will ON urday October ljth A. ID. 1852 within
business hours a, the Court Hou.c door in Evansville
offer public SALE the County Seminary property in
Marlborough county
TRIMS OF SALE.-Thc payments will be required
in ten equal annual nsalincuts. with interest
nj per cent per annun, payable annually In ad
The first inssanent OF Interest payable at the
time the purchaser receives his certificate f purchase
X. w. DUSBAR, T. VIC.
10 wl3w-d2w WILLIAM II. WALKER. ave.
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