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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-18
DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.

- Read the advertisement of Mr. Fl. H .
Kelsey .daguerreotypis AS Mr.. H. is making
preparations to leave the city, persons want
ing good and correct likenesses will loose
favorable opportunity if they dc not give
him a call.
- The fine steamer Southerner was
hsfe from st. Louis early yesterday morning.
The clerk has our thanks TOR latest ST. Louis
dates.
- The fleet Telegraph No. 2, Capt. Err
win, arrived at our wharf about o'clock yes
terday morning. She was delayed by the
storm and wind night before last several
hours. We most heartily acknowledge our
obligations to her polite officers for their con-
tinued favors.
- The steamer Chancellor has been
chartered by the Louisville aud ST. Louis
Mail Company to take the place of the i'll
fated Pike. She is good substantial boat,
and Capt. Bacon is universally popular. She
is due here this morning.
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.KENflE 90.

L 3boxes best Five Lump Tobacco;
boxes common do do;
boxes do Pounds do:
= boxes do Hcibs DO;
boxes Virginia Haisey's de-;
4boxes DO Niger Head Tobacco;
40 dog Smoking Tobacco; for sale at lowest Marx et
price by (nyi3) L. & ID. HkIMANS.
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NCxV NGEM ENT.

yv,uF subscriber having, the 18th inst associated
NE 80 IN husiress Mr. Theron Palmeter, of
Chsnoue county N Y. his business VIII hereafter De
Cha,auiuI Ssr he name and style OF John +. Glover
connucteu, u d,SwtO JOHN r. GLOVER.
EATHEK..sd oz extra finished HIPS, Tor san.
~. at 70 call and examine them. tmhl
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A CA ID.

THE subscriber would most respecuuny Sswhurv
i thanks to til citizens of Eyanssi ,own' Hender,
Boonvle, Vincennes, Mt. Vernon, ~ ,he nubc gen
rally for the liberal patronage bes'owe If The same
east year. and would solicit iarye TF CLOVER.
p wards the new firm.
toap25 dSwtf
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NEW PINEI.UMRER.

WE laying in our Spring stock OF Pine Lu IN
w ber consisting of all the various thicknesses ah
qualities usually KEEP: at the yards IN c'ncihnau az.
Louisville. Meeha mics and bul1e are respeclu!
ques ed examine stock before purchas sung
where. (ap25 d&wtD JOHN r. GLOVER o w.
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BOOTS and SHOES
II. &. O'RILEY 4 CO.,
OR A G E FOW AD1NG,
AND
COMM ICNMER CHANTS
EVANSVILLE, IND

r.. - HAVING fitted up mammoth 0.z.
sA:s9s5 " harf Boat, the largest the 5Ssst
Ohio River in the substantial manner we are pre-
parcel TO facilitate business entrusted care eth
er by RIVER, RAlLROAD or ,rTTTSs,,
ESrSzZ CANAL, without exposing to
sZsXzgthe inciemency OF the weather, any property;
and rticuar attention will be paid TO Receiving, Storing
and Forwarding and also to the sale oil any Produces
consigned TO US and all orders promptly filled.
+. u ORlLEY returns his sincere thanks 10 his nu-
merous friends for their former patronage and respect
Ia y solict continuance OF the same, which will be
duly reciprocaied
Store Room. well supplied, will be kept for the &c.
commodaton Of Boats aud their orders carefully filed.
mh3-d&wly p. g. O'RlLEY d co
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

w have just received ST. nd In Larasco
w ner Of High street aud Fulton avenue. large as
sortment of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, Sc.
ected from the Eastern markets, and comprising the
latest styles OF Goods and which prepared III
Just rs low Us they can be purchased in Evansville
TIL goods having been selected with especial refer
cnce To the wants of Customers and respectfully
ask friends TO examine them and the prices before
purchasing elsewhere. know they will give salts.
faction.
We also nave on hands a good assortment OF RO.
CERES, fresh and cheup.
ap4 3md. BONE, HABlNG & co.
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HAVING secured appropr rate rooms IN IN house for
Ii mery occupied by DIR. Trafton. two doors above
the Sherwood House, Is now prepared TO receive the
calls Of all who may desire his professional services
hours laps
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n3E~Ao
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
EDWAH FEGAN & co..
FIRST ST. LOCUST, OPPOSITE rosT oFflcE
EVANSVILLE,
II ESPECTFULLY announces to the Inhabitants OF TINS
city and vicinity that they have received their nrst
lot of Spring and Summer Goods direct from The I'M
porters consisting of every novelty of the season, IN
Craze Shawls Dress Silks Grenadi es PLAIN and ngnred
Bareges and tissues. Berege de LANES. organdys,
lawns Laccs and EmbroieIies, Hosiery, Stoves Para
soils and Fans.
We have also the newest styles in Spring ana sum-
mer Mantillas. Plain Silks, fringes, trimmings. &C..
Having fted up a room of the stors Tor the .aie Oh
LADIES' Hats and Bonnets, Artificial Powers, hiboons,
Bonnet Trimmings, &c. We now offer the most
beautiful assortment OF Goods ever brought west
n Bon price--no deviation.
ape CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
NEW SPRING MILLINERY.
MISSES COWDEN & BA RkER take this method oil
vl informing the Ladies Of Evansville and vicinity
thar they have us returned with large and beautiful
of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Caps Head
Dresses &C.. of the latest and most unique stylesa
prices that fail please. They are also prepared
to Cut Dresses aud Teach Dress Cutting, IN that muef
admired and highly approved lately ught with sc
much success by ". aud Mrs. Forbes from whom theJ
received'she following
DE- II Z. O M A.
This is certify Misses CowpES & BARKER have
taken lessons Of us in improved system o; Dress
Cutting and ful competent first class Teachers
impart the science to others i'm few hours lnstrrc
ton. (mh2S.d&wG MR. IL INKS. FORbES.
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HOPKINS q MEAD have just received stock of
Gents Gloves. Half Hoso, silk and t'auze Under
shirts Silk aud Lawn Cravais Linen Handks, Su sen-
ders. q &c. which will offer lower than tn. usual
prices asked for the above articles Commercil Row,
First .1nd
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DATTING.-5o bale. Eagle Factory Batting rec'd
ID aud for sale oy (my4) PRESTON BROS q
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
" X. HENDRICKS e. co. have received large
Mems Taif, KIP and Goat Boots,
BOYS and Youths, Calf and Nip Boots;
Mems all XII Goat, I'm. Goat and nam Id Brogans;
BOYS and Youths Calf, Kip aud Enam'id do;
Ladies', Misses and Chldren's Shoes Of all varieties.
which hey will II as low the lowest. Merchants are
invited to cali aud their stock before purchas
Ing. lap6
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY
nv Ta5Os. BACON q Co.

FIRsr STREET, BErw. MAIN md LOCUST, EVANSVILLE
TIME subscribers would respectfully inform the citi-
Il zens Of Evansville and vicinity. that they have on
hard and are receiving large and well selected stock OF
FRESH GROCERIES,, embracing everything usually
kept in a good Family Grocery; and they hope, by
prompt attention to business, to receive aud merit a
liberal share put lie patronage.
orders will receive prompt attention, and goods
delivered to purchasers At their doors IL desired,
have q WAGON expressly for laid purpose.
NJsAIi Goods warranted good or sale.
III Prhe highest prices paid for Country Produce.
1PPlease call ana examine our stock, as We will sell
at the lowest cash prices
apis IHoS. BACON " CO.
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lust opened fresh assortment Of Cloths Cassmeres
- Marse Hes and Silk Vestngs white and cold Line
drills. Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods Trimmings, &c.
ap-9 SHANkLlN e. REILLY.
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ID. WOOLSKY.
Il. NELSON
AUC CT on.
WOCLSEY & NEL,GSfy.

"ATFR street Evansville Indiana. Auctoneer
w and Commission Merchants, Ms nufnctures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture, Chairs Clocks Looks
Glasses, Picture Frames, Notions DC. Particular acn
ton given 10 tho ale OF all descriptions Of Goods. Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cast
advances made on Consgnments
aug 93Iy WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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BOSTON, May 10.
The so-called Angel Gabrial preached yes
terday IN Charleston, Chelsea, and East Bos-
ton, but there was no rioting. A regiment
Of Light Infantry was held under arms to
suppress any disturbance.
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CtTOCKS AND CRAVATS.--Just opened, largo
- variety Of selfadjusting Stocks and Summer Cra-
watts, VI the latest 81, les al "
'' CoLBURN & HERSHBERGEG'S,
apl Fosters Block, First street below Main.
CHIP.STUFFs.-esba bags in shipping order. for
Tr,hrcN GEO. SrEH & co.
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I n HHDS Fair, Fully Fair and Prime, just reed
Il " per Mary Hunt, consignment, to which we
would ask the attention OF merchants buying in lots
will sell at the lowest points for cash, negotiable
paper payable In Bank. GEO. FOSTERS CO.,
ap20 Commission Merchants, Warehouse on Canal
KEEP COOL!
TuST received per steamer Malta a large assortment
- of wuchell's celebrated Water Coolers and Filter
whiclywe call the attention OF Hotel Keepers.
Restaurants add Families, entatve against
warm cistern water. tmyil SCANrLIN & PARvIN.
FAMILY FLOUR.
T HAVE for sale vi my Leather Store, Main street,
and will Constantly keep hand, large supply of
FaHily Flour of the best quality, Pigeon Mills brand
which will be sold ut the lowest market price for such
quality Flour idecgp) WIN. BELL
FOR RENT.
1oUR nav and com I'm pdious Stores, in Carpenter's
IL New Brick Block, corner OF tirst and Vine Streets
iut cuished aud will be rented on good forms b.
ALLIS & HO n rs, Water Il.
AIs0-Eirht Uppcr Rooms, suitable for Offices or
Lodging Rooms in same Block Enquire OF
ak24 u AbLi'' N HN " 90, "ee. %,
yaRESH Buckwheat Flour just reed at
~ spE L. BACON d CO.'S Fam"! GROCERY.
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n WE have on hand, and will sell cheaper than
htZA usual n good and fashionable stock of Gold aud
Esilver Watches, Breast Pir :. Finger Rings, Bar
Rings, Lockots Gold and Silver Spectaces Gold Guard
Chains besides good many other articles all OF which
We will sell i0p
Call at the Sign of the Big Watch, Nails Street, be
tween First and Second streets
fob6 BITTROLPP & SONS.
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FOR RENT
DV &c. BUKCH, DENTIST,

-aREsH Buckwheat Flour just reed at
\ aul7 T. BACON d CO.'S Family Grocery
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CHILLY DE LAINES.-A fresh stock oftheso
" beautiful spring Dress Goods, in patterns, at
HUGHES,
mh23 Corner Main and Second streets
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- IN he abr, on eaadsy morning, yuly 70, Ala.
sged 10 ueuths, only chid Of Captain Cherries and
on Fridsy July ~, at his lsts rssldspcs in Brooklyn
L. after and protrActed Illness which he
9th truly Christian Resignation Mr. Jous SWAN late OF
Freshford county Kilkenny Ireland, aged rs years.
10 Rome N Y, Of congestion Of the brain, Sunday
born in Queens county, Ireland, and came TO America
about fifteen years ago. His course through hfe has
been Married with honor, industry, patriotism. true
Christian feeRg, and sincere pety He the shield
his ceuntSymen In Oneida county aud the ERNEST and
in putting down their party qaarrels His death
is public calamity, and is sincerely deplored BY i'm
mense circle Of friends. Nv.
His funeral takes place at ten O'Clock this norang.
At Y0nkers, on Monday, July a. WILLIAM BRAoH CAR
TER, son Of William II. and Adellne L. erosion, aged
months and "a days.
neral at St Johns Church, Yonkers, ct half pact four
O'Clock this afternoon.
At Staten Island, Monday, July "a, STEPHEN SD
GusE youngest Of William A. and Susan Jsno Toun-
tain, aged years and months
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fu
neral, at four O'Clock this afternoon.
On Mon6ay, July a. at Red Bank, N. j., THoxAs
Gowns, aged about SO years.
On Sunday, July %, at Rockville Ioland county,
Conn., Of chronic diarrhea DAsE SPARKS, in the 9th
At Hampstead L. l., on Saturday July a. EmxA ELIZA,
daughter Of LemueW and Eliza Serren, Of Brooklyn.
aged months and ~ days.
AT Betport, L. l., on Thursday, JAY 20, CHARLES
ALBERT infant child Of David D. and Emily Osborne, Of
Brooklyn, aged months and days
AZ Montreal Canada, en- SATURDAY, July o. of cholera,
city. ~
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Died.


Suddenly, on Monday afternoon, July "a, Mr. Toward
r-ArHAx aged AZ years, OF New London, Conn.
noon. from his late residence No Nanhattrn street
Jk friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to
attend, without further invitation.
On Monday morning. July q, Of typhus fever, CHARLES
T LssK, aged n years and months.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to at
irom bis Late residence, is st. MARKS place '
On Monday, July "a, JoHS NJ. SCHOONER Of John
and Anna Schroeder, eyed IA months
invited TO attend his funeral which viii take place from
7sTeuth avenue, at two O'Clock this afternoon.
After short bat severe illness, JoHs NEl, aged 10
years
The friends Of the family, and the members OF Liberty
lodge No. and Free%sn,s No; ., Free anS Accepted
syecfuly to attend his funeral from his late
residence, 90 Jackson street, tomorrow, 26th inst,
On Monday, July "a, after n short illness wntIM
3Asxs only son Of James and Eliza sone aged yesrs
Tie friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend the FUNERAL, from their residence, III William
street. at eight O'Clock this morning The remains viii
be taken 10 Syack Tor interment
On Sunday morning July 90 after short Illness Mrs
MARcAnrr ANY, wife of Henry Tenbroeck Jr aged 10
mo relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her residence
l27 Perry street At one o'clock this afternoon without
On Sunday, July o. after short and severe illness
JoaS Lyoys, aged "a years, native Of county Dublin
The friends Of the family also Of Michael and Robert
Lyons also Company A. Montgomery Troop, respect
fully invited to sttend his funeral from HIS Late resi-
dence 900 Hester street, at ten o'clock this morning
On Sunday night, July 70, AaNiA, wife Of Thomas
Packer, aged 50 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral at three O'Clock thus after
noon, from her late residence, Hanover place, Fulton
avenue Brooklyn.
On Monday July "a, NATHANIEL L., youngest son Of G.
Tracy, aged months and IL days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral from the residence Of his grandfather
cs Gold street, al three O'Clock this afsernoon.
On Sunday morning July 20, MARdARrr wife Of Benja
min Dibbs
The friends and acquslntances Of the family are re-
specifically invited 10 attend her funeral at three O'Clock
this afternoon from her late residence of Sands
and Bridge streets, Brooklyn.
On Saturday morning. July %, at the st. Nicholas
hotel, SUSAN BLACK, only daughter Of William and Susan
Fuller, aged years.
On Friday July 81, HnHv punpr, aged year AMI o
xorth. ycrpgeet daughter Of Lowell Mary Pury %
3oH,pknsyil'e, staten Island.
ca nc -, H.. .. Lis :. 10 tsssisnss, lso Court
strscs, Hrccilyn M. JosS HooAs, he Of ths city Of
Joal, ireland.
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SPORTING. &C.

7 ,ETTER FROM JOIN NOR RissEY.-To THE EDITOR
NM the
hye and rEs 70 mT, re woTs ssf ~.
not been sSod terms lat yssr.
h last sss M ysn holding SsIS m q
Linn = pief fis is.ia.sa %s,sIss sa sssrs ssnEiss
%
o'clock tSst night sen. hin word ths. would b o.
captain ward police
Vas held IN about two h.rrs duTss whsa s%s
4:
mo other pefsOns going with me, as vas stated IL
y:l % ~ sas ASss sy s:asa
armed Nth pistols M yer va ssc =. armed Before ny
sa art sf nine 70
assE n fs e. ss9s ss s Ss
friend Of nine efere3 to bet but would no; let him.
sp%ssiasey psep.rsa .Ss Ssas which %
iiyer then commenced ogrsins tod him e take on
told tIs. aid not 70 ashs with pistols -, win
sia come ssss with pistols. and yssid 5ss sleS
sp s:as ys.Psn: ssd bin S.s Would
s ssss n is' 81 asSs
H. r.,
sp cfuiIy yours JOHN MoRRIssEY, 8 Leonard street.
DKGATTA AT HOBOKEN.-oN TUESDAY, THE 18th
~ inst VIII come on rsss..s toE |s r :,iI boats e.
Baskar the proprietor Of the hotel offers The followas
puve60 the hrst so to the second and entrance 70
the thfd boat in the To start 1T ocock two mi
nutes alwsd TO the foot For particulars inquire Of M
B., ~ theAtlantic Hotel.
CPORTING.-KlNG CHARLES AND BLENHEIn
- sganiel pups, mammoth NevfouDdland pup. scSsen
other choice breeds Stock OF the burest blood Please
copy the address, M Water street. corner OF Fulton. W
stairs.
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Married.

At Staten Island, sunday, July 49, by the Rev. p.
NJ Brett ROWLAND r. ALIEN to JuprE BARNARD, both OF
This city.
st Unity Church, by the Rev Mr.. Higbie DAVID MUIR.
Ray, OF Glasgow, Scotland, TO LUCINDA eldest daughter
az Charles s. Hurley, Esq.
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INAURANCE.


HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 0FYIC1
NO Tryen row corner Of Chatham street, ia sureI on
the most favorable against jo and damage
on dvellings: ssoros, merchandise, furniture. 10.
JOHN BRUCE. President J.e. WINAN6. SsaL
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BIJ.LIARD9.

urILr1nD TAB1E ron SAFE owe VAST CLASS
y .@sle AZ. ~ = .h.an, 80 ~ r.m!i~t, l,.,..
on Of IrNss SUss0N. ~ che mayksA eerSty of RvI.
~ AEs sSRssss sMssW. SSeslya
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THE MILITARY.

SfxTB RFoIsENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA =
the Colonel once No 3Chambers street. on Tuesday Chi
6ay) the th inst Al O'clock p NJ in reference 70 the
~ order Of THOMAS y. PEERS, Colonel 6th kegs
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MUSICAL.

d.O 0nA A YEAR SAVED IN RENT BY COOK i
pA.UVU Brother, s43 Broadway, ID taxing large ware
rooms mp town. which enables Thorn to sell pianos $50 20
$50 cheaper thsn down town houses. Music melodeons
guitars acocrdeons vions string de-. sold very low
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Nes. as. 2se ana 2sO nresdvsy, eerner u warren

Cur Friends from New Orleans, and tho
@ ma o - M msds
saoSbipg gents furnishing goods trunks yaises
bags &o TO supply all their wants No deviation from
market prices. ALFRED MUNROE q co.
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DIR. Hoslfck, No. 43S broadway, Opposite
tho ST. picboas Hotel attends only to those OF
asSy deseiibed in his books and lectures Hours
f.ocu
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aoaiee.-peter Roberts d Co., as Broad
vAy have lust consignment th
Eg ds and trimmings, Of Sviss null and
sannAvic 20 be- cold cheap.
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Owners OF Horses Will End DIR. Tobias Ii.
Aanent in pint bottles ~ 90 ecnts superior anything
ssee for curing collie swslings CALLS bruises Jumps &C.
Sold all he storekeepers and druggists. Depot No. 90
ccstsnat street, New York Dyot Sons 2hladelphia,
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Sewing Machincs.-We have fully settled
AL russ against nfrpg ement and the license
Il Hove, Jr, to manufacture under his pateve Here
after there can be question about the right 10
mAoAinee We have commenced prosecuting Of
eur PATENTS Of which We have ten sewing msehiass
eur patents any buy these inferior machines they will
- compelled to pay US for ., nSsnsssto use them
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Notice., Tho demand for our various styles
summer clothing having been great saoa opening
ys compelled put large extra orce Of hands to
vle and eoiorsd duck rosk coaf drab and piad Mar.
scss fIOehs planters duck and baskes drill ooAs Light
ana eored 40 Also, an increased variety Of neat and
nkylhh drilling and cashmere pants, and whts
ana eolored Asrseilles yess or ell these have full
ss and have marked them at low fgure to clear
'''''' Wv ''''s :" wy B. bnvLIN co.,
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THE TURF.


q REAT SPORT AT SARATOGA SPRINGs.-THREE
~ great trots, July 70 %, and August JaIy IS purse
$780, mile heats in In hxrncss s. Mclaughlin names
both OF New York. =
July %, purse $780, 8 in 5. to skeleton WAGONS VIM
Woodruas b. h. Centrevilie 3. NeLapshNnpB m. Lady
Moscow. & - W.
tween the celebrated horss True john q Nov Yer and
Belle, Of Saratoga g. Hoaglsnd names Tue John, TO
waaon VIM. woodruff do. BIZ. m. Belle, ofiSaratoga, in
haraoss. AL tho above trots play pay, and win
positively come on mentioned above. ii ?.
WIN. WOODRUFF, Proprietor.
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AgeJo1eons.-S. ID. a. III. w. snAa,.~s Meio-
sssp. :~sats& fex Possessing greater power part, md
vvessness Of one than snose Of other Thofs
isAng TO eyamne or purchase ct very Low price,
m enc hssrument should call IT The sole agency, 3SS
nesaSway Nelodesns Of all other styles sad prices
SANITY on hand HOHACE WATERS.
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Important to the PeOplos-
Beware Of poison Rogues are pfoferin Z,
Tho yileft trash, in Lyons name;
TIE chas rho he an nj a 0frerfur

Falsely to be his agents claim.
LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills. for the
al snseots md vermin pat up wish labels besrng
engsynss four national medals and fac smile Of the
sign Look close at the vrappers Gem
el depot "a Broadway Snd SO Dock street. Philadelphia
xoIdov1a Cresm.-IBis Superb Compound
Strengthening ard Identifying the halr prepared only
sax sold by A. BATCHFLOR AZ his celebrated hair dye
exA via factory 2 Broadway Bachelors hair dye sold
sxA sprllcd. EiDe
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VIM. II. UnderhDl, No. $50 Br00mc street,
ssrn Of Crosby has for sale 500 600 worth of choice
O Schisdam schnapps, club s,hnapps syrups cor
siAs Ac twenty cent lower than any other house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-25

No Only, for q Country Residence, or VII
NE Of the Long Island Railroad One hundred ARMS and
go building cts 100 fest square, equal to four city lots
y DO divided among 800 subscrhers, the evening OK
July 81 Each subscriber for only SIS, payable install
tSe.. aeTss or feur building lots q ~ 700 feet oay
wA>se msps and pamphlets can DO had gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-25

I OPFER THE FOLLOWING CITY AND COUNTRY
property for sae-House and ot No os East Sixteenth
street four story ast .nS basement with q. the nodsa
70 Lexington avenue OF Twenty three
story and basement with all modern improvements o,cu
pied BY the undersgned house and lot, No. I'D Prince
street story attic and basement rent, so per annam
lots Eighth OF 18th street, y feot
front BY 100 fest inch ON grade With the street an
e1celsnt wheat farm Of o6 situated Crooked
Lake one and 4 half miles from Penn Yam good farm
house snd ont buidins5 water introduced into
from New York tenement houses situated Wilson,
walnut Croton And Grove streets, CIsvsanh Ohio S4
nsrris Comfy tws1sysco mile: from Hou,ton, Texas
also, 10 ten lots In the city Of San Antonio
Texas per cent cash. delivery wArrAntee
poIitan Hotel. CHARLES LELAND.