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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-28

CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank Il Branches. par All Solvent Bar ks. par
New Stock Banks. par LOUISIANA.
~ OHIO. Branches In Orleans. par
State Bank IL Branches. par ALABAMA.
independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks. g dis
State Stock Bank 10 p). .5dis n. & 8. CAROLINA.
~" In ). .parlA All Solvent Banks.... g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks p dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS
All Solvent Banks. parXew StkSecurty Bks. dis
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. ...l dis All Solvent Banss 3 dis
MISSOURI Fire & Marine Ins Co IS dis
State Bank & Branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks.... , dis
All Solvent Banks par Michigan lns. Co. dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA.
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks... D dis
EXCHANGE.
New York. Buying at IT,. Selling prem
Cincinnati Buying. Selling prem
New Orleans. =. I ....Selling. .........3
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling........l prem
silver Change. aa ......5 prem
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-28

JEWELRY STORE OF
- - Il ~
SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW MAIN, IN MR. kRoNs
NEW BUILDING, EVANSVILLE, IA -.
TIME undersigned most respectfully informs the Gnu
J. zens of Evansville and vicinity. that he continues
his business at the above place, where he constantly
keeps on hand splendid and full assortment OF Jewel
~ Watches Clocks &c. ofthe best quality. which
will be replenished continually by the latest and most
fashionable Styles and which his advantageous pur-
cha liberal patronage he has received thus
far him sell low and AT LEAST as low US
any other house in the city. ...1u.
Repairs of any kind in his line will be executed In
competent manner, and at low charges
Asking continuance Of the liberal patronage oestow-
ed npon him. he refers those who wan. to buf I'd those
who HAVE bought him and invites all to examine his
goods and prices. (feb2s-f) Or GoSSsN.
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WANTED

TOR DERS.-A beautiful assortment OF Cold Vel
ID vet and Colored Borders latest spring sty just
rec'dLy lmh9) JOHN c. DEVEKEUX. JK.
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JEWELLERY! JEWELRYU
SOMETHING DECIDEDLY RICH,
NEW Ann RASHIONABL

SOMETHING DECIDEDLY RICH,
NEW AND FASHIONABLE,
Inst arrived ut HUSrACE'S. First street, Main.
r ANNOUNCE the inhabitants Of Evansville and its
vicinity, that have just received as lire ana select
An assortment Of JEWELRY as was ever brought into
his market Those who have found il dinicutsto get
suited in selecting article In the Jewery line, can
now tie accommodated. My stock consists In psit OF
the lowing articles:
A splendid lot OF Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains;
Heavy Gold Bracelets AMI Clasps;
Daguerreotype Pins, Lockets;
locket Clasps and Breaches:
Some fine Gold Keys. Ear Drops, Studs Watches &C.
The above shall be sold exceedingly low.
mhi6 r. hUSIhCE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-28

- NEW SPRING GOODS.
lust received per Sultan and Granite State
- 26 packages New Spring Dry Goods, comprising
Challi Bareges, Mousseline DeLaines'
Barege DeI.aines, Portsmouth Lawns,
Brocadel Lawns, French Figured Lawns,
Earlston Ginghams Manchester Ginghams,
Solid Check Ginghams, Figured black Alpaca Coat
Figured Lustres Innings,
French Linen Coatings, 20 cartoons Bonnet RIBBONS,
All very desirable goods, for sale at low ngures oy
mhl7 J. II. MAGhEE q W.
QkCElvED per steamer Belle Key
25 boxes do for family use;
2 bbls No. Mackerel, large;
9 do No.s do do;
5bbls best White Wine; bbls Loaf Sugar;
9 do Crushed Sugar; 9 do Powdered Sugar;
For sale by (mh9) l. I'D. HERMANN.
DISSOLUTION OF Partnership.
TINE heretofore existing between David
Still and Clarkson Start, in the Lewis Howes Canal
Boat was, on the 4th day of March. 1854 dissolved by
mutual consent. David Still is now owner. lmhsu
SPRING IMPROVEMENTS.
BUILDERS and others wanting Cast Iron Fronts TOT
ID Houses OF choice patterns and other castings and
Wrought Iron work for Buildings a.e requested to give
us call (mhl0 G. d. EGGLESTON CO.
RAILROAD CONTRACTOR
AND BRIDGE BUILDERS. wanting Car Wheels, OF
~ Iron work of any description, can be accommoda-
Western Country to produce BETTER SMITH than the
mill &. D. EGGLEsTQN CO.
ICUGAR.-59h hds Fully Fair for sale by
y mills GEO. FOSTER & CO.
T>OR RENT.-The Spacious Cellar and Third
it Room in the Store occupied by
mhl0.9md MERRITT. FlELD.0 W.
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NEW HARDWARE sTORE!!!
WILLS

NEW HARDWARE STORE!!!
CHARLES s. WELLS
IT'S now opening and very extensive Spring stock
and Us the Goods purchased direct from Sheffield
(Eng) and American Manufacturers, he is prepared 10
sell at close figures any house in the West Mer-
chants and others will find il to their advantage to
anime his stock, Il is quite large nell selected
purchased loo and with entire reference to the wants Of
this market.
Thankful to the merchants of the interior and the c
zens of this city, for their vOrs already extended he
will endeavor TO merit lin future) their confidence and
lOO dog Waldron Grass, Grain and Briar Scythes.
60 doz Scythe Snathes (assorted).
SO doz Hay and Manure Forks.
10 dos Grain Cradles.
20doz Scythe Stones.
100 doz Steel and iron Hoes.
IS doz 'Ames'' e. 'Rowland's' Shovels & Spades.
SO boxes 'Leveretrs,' 'Lippincott's and Collins
Axes.
I2 casks Trace and Log Chains.
50 doz Wagon and Coach Hamee.
50 Platform, Counter and Tea Scales.
3cases Mill and Cross-cut Saws.
100 packages Pittsburgh Novelty Goods.
30 doz Selves and Bddles.
loo gross Table Knives and Forks.
$50 doz Pocket Knives Complete Variety -
"A S o.
Shears, Scissors, Butcher Knives, Locks, Latches
Butts and Screws Brass Kettles Sairons Strap Hinges
Files, Chisels and Augers. Carpenters and CooPers
Planes and Edge Tools, Wood Saws Brushes (Horse
Scrub, Shoe and Wbitewash, Tacks, Shoe Nails, Paten
Brads, Curry Combs. Horse, Wool and Cotton. rds
Wagon and Buggy Whips, &c, &C., together with al
articles necessary, kept IN a Hardware House.
CHAS. s. WELL. Main street,
Cd door below Branch Bank,
Eyap syill 10 Ind
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
a.. v.K. HENDRICKS & CO. have re- N
CT1J ceived another large shipment of00
III Boots and Shoes which, with those already re
T,eived and yet to come la, make q larger ant
varied supply than they have before offered 10
sale Their stock will be found we'll worthy Of the
tice Of merchants who wish TO find artclcs-suited
this eobtaned from the best manufactures, ant
Westoru House lmhlO
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
W. TABLE. t...|
CORRECTED DAILY FOR TIE JOURNAL BY
q COPELAND. BANKER,

Dealer an Erehange, Coin, Land Warrants, UneErren
.Nesey, &C., &C.; Office on First st. near Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-28

lust RECEIVED-Best Cirby Fish Hooks;
u Limerick do do;
Virginia do do;
mhls sAML LISTER.
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a SECOND HAND BOILER COR SALE.
A GOOD second baud Boiler; 81 feet and 10 inches,
n for sale ut the Evansville Flooring Mill. imhlO
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SHlP.STUFFS.-ss bags in shipping order. for
= an - nv (mhl6) GEO, FOSTER 81 co.
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New YORK. March %. p. NJ.
Sales of 5000 bbls flour at l2c advance;
quotations 81 1907 62aa for State of Ohio;
1900 bbls Southern sold at 81 75@S7 81;
Wheat is firm with an upward tendency; H.
900 bushels corn at S2@S5-tri6e higher;
Prison whisky 25.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-27
suprv mac COust-Spscsal Tenn.
B3fore Hon ludga Roosevei-

0cT 20-JoAn 8 Parker Us Ssin and J G Bartlett -
The fse's IN rhis ape suc,s thy, in tue opinion
q shs court shich sAs rendered oy t,osevetJ This
contest for priority bct seen ssss OF tachiug
Sedtors rne ssrsaofs were sued 70 he county,
oot Ss oinsrent tines; N, certain property. pointed
OIL ry tbe Junior cfec o. Was seized undss tue junior
AtaehmeDf which had ecaped the vigilance Of the
seDiOr crecror nd the ques ion do attac1 ments,
bse sxeeauorp, bind al the oestors property In the
county from the Of ISSUE tee time Of ac.ul
svy Under ths old system hen attach n.n's. exoept
W ,hs "a, gle instance Of iocs ,ssu>d for
toe equal re-eds vi all the dit they direc ed
o. De eved not on portion. bur m Ill me property OK
esnest and their Operation Is conHned to 90 mnca OF
The property may BE- sudic emit 20 80 fsfy tic plaintiffs
a. the cunt Of which must be stated, 'ogether
IN costs and expsstss" II, 'hen the sheriff has no
he p" more than s1co M amount, hos can the war.
rant upiss b. e1prass prcvisioo OF hw .hich Is not
b. eonssteps With neither INC letter the spirit Of
sse code, iods~d. nj justice wisdom TO allow
creditor Of absent party, TO- sum, however
small 20 'kesp" sl the property Of the deo.or without
designation, AMI hosever hrse, tisd up .4s security
fr tic ssds action Of ssca judg usn tits plaintiff
Dsv tfrhsps never +" In the OF kichl rds
AtsiDst VsInum e hpvsrd 7s) the General Term at
Albany decided that even real estate unlsas scn Ally
wed on or 'rventorisd ~ the Sheriff was not bouad
~ IN attachment IS against ,seqneot creditor
Here the goods In dispute were ooly not seized
subsequently, pointed ont to him, it by the ugi
bro OF ths junior cred tor md ambiguous even
usn was their apparent ership the Sheriff r.
fused 70 levy without indemnify and did levy haaly a.
Toe instance solely tire inforrnatop, 9Th the
BIT and pnoer the attachment the senior Of
Ee JUNO credit orr There you'll seem, the efore to
Do pscuisr cain and psrhsps pscuiisr equity, in
- Is that tho hs, Ike tue Gospel cards the vigil
sns they are c%afy emitted to this fruits OF rhsir
Lazsrd -nu diiigsncs
tr pay the proceeds Of the goods ia question
70 hsssxs Parker Co
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Us fted states C.srnis Court.

b. ore HOr JuogS Nelson.
Ocr 20 -Abijah BroUn Schoonmaker. This was
su instituted to recover from tbs prsseus possesofs
lAnos xrerb tom the Bowery 10 fifth svenne and
vause ~ sb w S5ur coo ihsre um ,er of her
actL aeDcf sa'ive 10 tue property. The pre-
SEM su,t VII occupy tbs Court emo tiaa
VIOLATION OF THE RgvESUE Laws N BosroN.-
ID the tpited states htfiss court this mornnR the
e@ Of hcssel k.nrtoy, Ct British sshoone- Eixsbssh
q sJ"rey, c. cameuo % vas charged xitt : viola
tsI ef the revenue is~s IN hingu- to this port t~o
from iorisn port failing t. repor thsir
The Custom ous- Tho oassepg.rs il ne. ton
ssr- the Brithh &c ssrteys ~ho AZ chargsi With
bas"s rob 80 the Queen tsessnry Of $50 bsors
bssrg, md ~bo prc Ssbly, had good rsaso- for not
having their rival IN tn country announced. sfter
tn aase bad nseD opensd ny Il Hsiiets govern
rent, ire prisoner rssracted and plead guilty The
eeraly for the eGence IL tine of $500 tut tsnce
r-s oeter7ed -frdvetier Oct 20.
Con FIsHERIEs.-We receive accounts from vari-
cstcns Of his osfrcs thsr the cod hing business
la qnt'e generally een successful dnrins the present
;esr- sod Iii prove more tasu average se.soa We
espeaily prAfided t, earn ira th, two firms who
engaged toe Cuisines in this pacs been very
auccepsfal -Barnstate Patriot
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IA MEETING or TIE ASSEMBLY CONVENTION
Of he Thirteenth District Fifteenth vaxd), elsct
Cd in Of the call Of ths D. mocrao Rspubes
General Committee, 1t 1ampsny Hall Aaloolm Cam oosu
ly DomipAted the candidate for Assem-
bly, from the thirteenth Distsist.
JOHN RIVER, Chairman.
VIZ. PAGAN, Secretary.
CENTRAL sEYA UR CLUB TIE MEM3ERS OF
u the Central olsb requested TO mest this Fri
day. ning, October 81 1t TSmmsny Hall. 1t half
past o cock to m.ks arrangements FOR mass meet
rg al Seymour clues are requested TO SEND dsisga.
tiuns to this tebJa Cub for he purpose joining
the euonstra'iou TO be made next week
THos A GLOVER lea. BAIaBs RYNDERs,
EDWARD AcCoxNnL, President
DEMOCRA'Ic REPUBLICAN REGULa r SOMlN ALTON.
Eighth Congressional district, Tsefth, Eighteenth,
kinsteenth, Twenty first and Twenty second wards.
FOR cukGRKs.
COL JAMES l. CURTIS.
ISAAC TOWNSEND, President.
THOMAS M'SPnoS. sa..
HERMAN BURR, sSNs
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Aysugh Ne ssgBgssss e The ownsr II tAs ssus; that
tAsrs 10 plAcs h the hotel for the safe keeping small
ggsse, and that IL u always placed there unless the
guest particularly requ sts that h. DO ao ssd carry
u with him to the HArior when tbs house II full, and
that The plsrtd NOT having complied ~ith tas custom
usual such sous, IN no. placing his .sgssgs in
ths baggage room, removed the respon ioiry tie
Defends ink espers that il the duty Of
Euser to have the baggage placed ia the bags 60
70 givs DO Ice 10 psrs 81 the Office Of the MT
70 have The same placed he aud that notice u is
hind given TO he defendants sealed verd Ct
dire cted be rendered
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Before Chef Jds'ice Oakley and . Jury.
DAMAGES FOR INJURIES INFLICTED RY CARELESS
DRIVING.
ocr a. Charlotte Russell DANIEL Ocen and Jcre
M'oh g. Lug ibis Was action for injuries
niDec BY b. psioti in Juy, 1858 10 consequences Of
the driver Of OF the deeacants stages Attempting
he rsrosd track a. tue Of twenty sixth
tt-est and tenth avenue whereby cosi took place,
srd ~Ts tnsssb ~as seriously 10 the he ad AMI
sp1e from the sIso Of ~s sne has recover-
e. Gu b. aft ii tne defs IL aoDtend Il that
cosion si1ned b. the pe1l Z, the rail.
coDpAny'f servants and not by any error Of the
trivtr OF the seendanfs' stage, V,r let plaintiff
8. Opv
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fhalOn's Fapnian Lotion. Ladies' who FAM
that their freckes bloches other
Of the skin are invited to try this pre-
para'ion which will OUNCE every trace OF than
aud give fresh, healthy hue to tns complexion E.
PHAION, No SIT Broad~ay (st. Nicholas Hotel), aud
No ls7 Broadway, corner Of Dsy street. For sale by
druggists sLd cears In fancy articles throughout the
United states.
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Whiakers or M0ustaChes fos ced to grow
heavily In six seeks by my cpguent which will not stain
pjnre the kn. 81 bottle, sent to any part of this
country X. G. GEAHAM, l67 Nassau street, N. Y /;
hayes, i75 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Premium Wigs and soupees.-4 The Silver
dal was awarded TO NED tURsr BEARD, 81 Maiden
De for tho best gentemsn's wigs. They had the best
dsay at the State fair Of ~igs half wigs bands brads
curls, &c Copy the address
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DIR. Dods syrup OF Alumnla.-This cele-
b-steo and highly recommend ed medicine for coughs
Ids asthma, all diseases of the throat and lungs
Is away at The principal depot 476 Broadway,
ard the ead,ng druggists In this city and Brooklyn.
Price, fifty cents Per bottle.
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Ei0uEs Eaisaunr~.. .snis Dav.


osmD STATES DISTRICT COURT Nos ~, 81, 81, 10, %,
IS 81 a. ~, IL, ~ 81, rs 25.
urrEsE CouRr- Circuit Mos 2Sl5, 1885, 1878. 2ll7,
io,a, 2l57 so4t 2si" 1879, 7bs, IT'S, STA s76 $40,
SIT, s7s $40 $50, ssI, ss3 sss, 8s6, sS7, $685..
Sc 10, e76 Sl4, Sic, sI8 SIS, sic, $780, 82 s22 s24
$40 So szs, s2s $50, ss,, s32, s34, 1886, s3s, $40
s4l, s42, SAB, ss4 s4b, sie FAT S48, $50 $751;; 862
sss sst $50, ss7, sfs, $50 49, SCI, $50, ses, ss4'
sss Sc seq s7o s7i, s7s, 81, s7e, s77, s7s, $40,
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Ls % Of the Beautiful LAKELAND Buslding
lots these 500 builong lots. with 100 farms will
DIVIDED among 600 suoseriosr In few days s5 secures
farm Of from to twenty acre. Hundreds living
10 unhealthy Apartments and paw ing all Their ear1ngs
for 1t, who secure = delightful healthy
Homestead near tho city Apply 1t once TO Gu A nLg,
WOOD, 2fs Broadway, whore maps ADD pamphlets can
he hSG prsIis
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EDUCATION.

-y,O Parents AND GU D1ANs--a MAgRTEg
j Ergsn lady, accustomed TO tniticn, will reosive
two three children to ooard and edo ate References
TO parents Of pupla Address Mrs. N box 200 Herald
off
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Per sbSp C,pstacfiaN. liverpool = Hsyam
sNDrRsiN No. g Eovsft, nss just rscsivs1 ssy1r.l
maRIii scent krgl-h medslJoU rival velve. or ate
wcr $3.50 20 $1,000 ca n ". BIS, 900 Paris ~ an
tiful ingram carpets 81 De - and IS. per yasi.
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1lNlVfKIiY OF PENNSYIy ANA HEnEaS,
~ There In reason TO believe that Mr.. Henry tsed,
IL vKe Provost sn1 Profess Of English Ii
srd hiftory. In the University Of Pennsyl O. VAS
eng he lear Of rhe Inflated ses Arat,c we ia
stut tpts OF The department OF whote happy priv.
ge IL has been to receive his Instructions aud t,
ur tso to hin, ny ties OF friend hip, reoloe
Ifat We hereby express unfsigaed for the
losa Of one whoee suetpn dspartare from this world
whilst making void 10 mi 'st has desola cd
are and spread gloom over W hole community.
Tost Ia sarticujar, testify grettnds for his
iriI 6irnteresred sxsrtions wslfsce
ready e,uDel IN dicnInes, and his kind attentions
TO our comforts that up tbs recollection Of
the extent and div rsity Of his attaomens his haopy
and easy me ,hsd Of explanation and the ssuming
yet comm sndng dignity Of his manners; remsmoe,iup
him with trcest affection as at once our teacher,
tenesctor, ard fr onds perfect gsntlc man. III
rough Scholar, srd an humble Chr stisn
Jha. NJ uarh Of respect for lsmentei Professor
re vtar he usual badgs II mourning for thirty Gays.
hat copies ~ these resolutions he the family
Of Pr ,sssor Reed and tie Faculty OF TIE University
that they also be Published 10 the daily pagers
sEpH NEwLIN, Oh .rmsn.
J. BEArcIERc NEWMAN, secre ary.
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Perham's Opes . House II becoming the CEN.
tIe OF attraction for all who wish to ENJOY hearty
su2h-efpecialy where 1t DO had without ytaint
vu'Rari'y Tho great mic pantomime the " Ravel
Fan jlyn TO night again
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French China ana Cut Glass nc uupreec.
den-ejly reduced prices st 8l3 Broadway. above lie
veDth street, for about month positively for cash
only. 500 eozen white French China cups and ssucers,
only los dszsn GA pieces) J K. KERR.
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Powder Proof Locks Their Value.-Tho
Office Of Mr. John Freeman, coal dealer 2s6 West rwen
tyeiehh street. entered the plight OF the 2d Of
October, 1854 by breaking through the coor AL tbs
vausole books ard money secured In one OF Rich
Co sslnmandsr rates with Yates improved powder
PROOF locks which the robbers In vain attempted bio
open with po-der. They then fred the premises and
lett Safes like the above for sale By
SiEARNS MARVIN, LA and 146 Water street.
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s~.0o u, ,soscg Eos Loid Weathcs.-A Large
ssk ef ovpscosss II oil qnstiss, psnslooDs great
rniety; sssfs SUPERB ssaortneut; un,er gssmsoa o.
sssy essctiy ton; AZ vel rasls and ~ avery -sspscs
r-atee somfo tsoIs For ~ ,le pricss
&C NJ a. sroadSsy, ALFkED MUNauE co. No
tr,ia i0o froun u srl ID p-iccs
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LnuSa EyBS. ~-Fvssss ssyne aud Tr. Harrison
have just been added 70 Mes Z BiUfaHSs collse Lon
cssusSeots pee he pictures for this great French
sh,rstis. To- the FrsnErn Insttute, msy nov ~
= IN ca eTies fr {, hs puo'i, 233 Broa i~ay,
occrs thos . tins AstQr Hcuse y - rs las gold
r@--l sSsrdeo for dagusrsc'ypes Ia ths world, sas
TO Brothers Ter he 5cst usrreotypss Of
- i-gss rize SAD the brst ptsilun for DO. 81 sne
10 state T-Sr.
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7-lY Oys ana ypsgx.--.HsfcnelSr's celebrated
81 idye IS By sD acknowledged he best In the world
I'D Wholesale retail. oied In nias private
SONS It w. BAT1HELOs's hair dye, wig, and orGa-
soeGtAl hair fsstory, No. 233 Broadway.
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Married..

Married,
On Thursday October 49, at st. Georges Church, by
the Rev. benjamin Evars Nc. GEORGE HORTON TO Mise
MARIA :. VINE both Of this city
On Sun sy evening October ~, by tbs Rev. D. Mett,
ut bis residence 308 Broome street, Nj CHARLES J.
GooDERIcH 70 Mis- 4AEA JANE hAzxHURsr both Of Penz
alce. knglsnd
On Thursday, October 20, at the Church Of the Puri
tsns, BY tbs Rev DR.. Cheever, MI THEODORE R.
TO BRIR daughter Of Vim. Il. Dornn, Eq all Of this
city.
On Wednesday October 25 at st. Stephens Church. by
the Rev Joseph b. Price, GEO a. IIEY To siss SUSAN p
GILES sbter OF Jim s. Giles, both of this city.
On We day Ostober % at Dr. Alexander's Oh arch,
~ tie rev DR.. Kreoos JEFFERSON CoDp!xGros to NARY
daughter Of Anhrew Comstock, alt OF this city
On thursday October 49, b7 the Rev John Thom pson.
D. iAviD Q. IIEBour o NARY a eldest daughter Of
james Morrison, Esq ell Of this city.
On Tuesoav, October "a, by the Rev. Mr.. O'Farrell,
JAhEs wARDIAw, Esq merchant to Aiss ANNIE hERIxaY,
DO b Of tbi, city
On TUESDAY pornir e. October a. st tina Church Of 81
Charles Bosomeo Brockyn, BY he Rev Constantine G.
P'se ~ u Mr. MIcnAKL CRorrY, Of this city, Siss
MARIA FIATTERY OF Brooklyn.
In Iblade. phia, sunday. October %, by the Rsv
r. Stern M AlFRED j. SUMSRR. Of Rich s,ond Vs., to
Mrs ALICE WoRDEs, OF Wsppngers Falls NY
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CrITaTofo'S Hsir uye.--Tnss Splendid Dye
,ss EQUAL IN the world the ints npart by 1t to
khs rsr base Of sold Wholesale aud retail
knd spilled 1T Cristadoros. No. Aston House.
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NV Yak Eicsssre C0gn snay, $50 Bro<dvvaY.
- st.u'otitss ere ak-n ~ this company, wiEh
"'sses ne~ invention. the doabs csmss y, taking so
rrrra"s - once, pateps, by the Uatsa ties govern
rsns, o'.c'td BY Cspssio Clark and fifteen others
2s9 Broadway.
r1-pos nao ssBohessas--- gpx meat q celebrated
pc. and m 17iso Ia tbs Mnr.d T. ciI,sft A q,
s,.rinv pianos. wiz .ithcut tins eoIssn: H,y.ce
W'ese' ar-a'iy improved pianos ctlsoraeed for their
:c~ss T. ibapc- aro r'eooes II tons and el.ssia, OF
toa Esi!ert Gu mr'on' psaos (of the old arm OF
e~n.u 60 }; large ssfor oseDt p amos Of other
Cd snsron spn Nss Yoss naonf.csa fers c1n.
IT, -scoro aapd pianos at great nargaias
ts-s $40, $40, sb $40 Aloo s2s, $loD 30 To st.6
e-antini osnot wb'eb hsss been rented short time,
vsi cs roli very 90 keco ins'runsD' warranted. 4
Ares dscnnrt ua5s for ca,h To snt purchasers
rr,sh,y psymepts win b. AIKEN Cash paid Tor s-soud
ssnd pfspss 30 .Ca TArkH-, 3S3 Broadway.
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CAM IN..vA THIS SOCIETY WILL HOLD A Pc.
~ cisl meeting Nc nday October 80, at the usual
place and hou- The members requested to stsend
as ouiLess Of importance 10 be transacted b. order
Of the President. A. L0vENBkRG, Secretary
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To the IadIes.--sssli.p on, Sci, 900 worm
~ Fish ps7fa /. a AL ayo unSs, ,st
prize an determined 10 turn nv large and valu. lie
s.ocs Into CASH, sd viii sell at hea vvsasrass La.
dies, dcn't miss the Opportunity.
NEW sAN Te5 Broad say
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Birth,
On Wednesday, October Is, Ms. Alfred 9. Marien, Of
q dspehtes.