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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-14

COFFEE HoJ9H AND z 7SrARAUc
Water Street., ssxt fsssreses ComPasy Evaaspis, Ia.
HENRY SCHAEFFERS new Coffee House and Res
II tadrat hs three story brick house, between In
surance Co. once and the Pavilion Hotel Is fitted
spin tyie and he is prepared to receive hi
friends an the public, and accommodate them In the
BEST His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors. Vines AMI Ales, which, with other
he will up In the approved style and at all
hours OF t,e lay. Nr y will always keep good
riety Of the nest brands OF Cigars. I'D
Attached To the house is BOWLING SALOON, with
swo fne Alleys aud every accommodation requisite FOR
such place.
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables
with Ina Rubber cushions and Saloon liz up with gas
deca-tapri
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cARRIAqa AND BUGGY MAKTNou

NNESSRS. SATERLEE & Dt'GARMO have new on
wi hand good assortment of tive hsrse Carr
riages Rockaways and Bngges manufactured III els
shop after the approved and modern styles
Messrs :. e. Dec will promptly Gil al orders for
work i'm the neatest and most subsa ntiai
and surpassed 10y Eastern manufacturers enhrr liz
quality price. they have experienced Carriage
Black smith who does up the Iron work ia style not te
be exceed. APPLY
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STOVES! TIN AND.COPPER EsTAR.
LIsHMENT

1n THOMAS SCANTLIN, Of the frm OF StahtIi0
E5Esl Sarvin, has rned from Princeton nd TAX
dfSe& up his residence permanently in inns eiIr
Swhere he will devote his person al attention 10 al
branches ofther business Mr. = would call the atieh-
ton of the pebhc generally and hi, old custom
10 their extensive stock of s1okES, TIN and sEhk1-
IRON WAKE, and ali other articles pertaining 10
their business They also pref AIRED do all 81
Tin. Copper and Sheet-iron Custom OK, Stes nbest
work, &c. DC. Also Tin and other metallic kee6ps
done at the shortest notice and in the
Call at the store 81 SCAN1LlN PAhIIN.
nosl4 Main bet First and Second.
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A FARM FOR SALE,


AID H. MAkcUsk HOLIDAY
HILL a. HOLLl DAY.
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MEnCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
HAVING 6ttel up aiarre aud spacious Warehouse
IA Wabash aud Ere Canal Main the DEPOT
Evansville aud Railroad ing
pie Wharf oat facilities and
Forwarding OF Produce and Merchandise Canal
Railroad si be in this city. We also pre-
pared u rurehas Produce Grsceres in this market
iieit orders purchase OF Groceries in New Orleans
w will make cash advanses Produce
lie hire be shipped Sonthen Eastern
ke. We hop by prompt attention business merit
public ratronsge.
s,P2-tf HILL 4 HOLIDAY.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS ~. IIAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
DEING long established with extensive connection
ID in the business respectfully soicits eonsigD
fall kinds OF Western Produce, which will receive
i'm mediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale Of charges Particular will be bestowed on
consignments Of Tobacco. and liberal cash advance:
made on all shipments when required by
jill. MAGHEE & CO.,
fcb20-n Evansville, Ind.
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lIOSH ADAMS IL CO.'S 1914
lCCf.GEEAT "a STERN d WEST l. OCIk.

|lS54.erEasTP fs.ff 4 S Q VEST 1854.
k.i.ssf For the rapii and saf convey .sA
2N 81 able Packay and light freight <<sz<.sss<Sss
generally. Arrangements having been made vita the
Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad Company. for
c Of Evansville are respectfully Informed that Nes-
sengerw be dispatched Mon ny morning 2ttbnst..
and daily thereafter In ehrg pack
Vincennes, aud Way Stations on the road.
An Iron Safe will be carried " give greater security to
valuables, and in all goods delivered, immediate
I, on arrival at either end. without extra charge.
The business connections and arrangements OF Adams
Se and oREY "se CO. osS appointed Agents for
boat, and THos ecoSYSGToN q co. Agents for re
ceying and delivering all goods for the city, at their
Bookstore, corner Of Main and First streets.
Merchants ordering goods from the Eastern citis,
Adams Co.'s Express the time Of which Is rarely over
five days.
the East for the Vinccnaes route should be eat r.
e.. 0'Riley IL Co.'s Wbarfboai. or at Conyngions d
Co.'s Bookstore If notice be given they will send for
TPJ The Messenger. Mr. JAS. REYNOLDS, will be al
the train half hour before its time ostarng, to take
charge or whatever may be offered there.
Evansville. Feb Is, "a. (ap2siy) ADAMS d CO.
LEATHER AND FINDIN GS.
VyIILLlAM BELL. is just opening on Main street
wv oppositeth Bank large and well seicctedstock
efleather and findings. consisting In part Of
1000 sides of sOieieathor, Hemlock and spanish
tanned.
50 doz morocco, No, l. g. and 4, Tampico extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot land Ladies' French.
5doz Kip-Prme City, heavy country, light me
dufa
20 dOz Cochineal Roam
ID e Pink blue and green do
I'd Iinings-Pink blue. and green.
% - Bindings-Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
IS I" Patent Kid skins.
$50 " Calf skins-iight- heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
g .. Oh thong leather,
10 Madrass Kid
30 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts.
Boot trees. rasps avis, pncers nails balls. lacks
stamps, thread buffers, siicker wheels keys. hooks
and all other tools ard Materials by shoe makers
all of which will be sold the most terms
ieI4
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! IF + f Is sOv
Life Insurance Comp any,
CINCINNATI. Quo.
Incorporated by the State of OHIO,
100000 CAPITAL.
r IFB INSURANCE effected in this company on the
IL MstuaI and Joint Stock system.
Offers and D,reetors:
II. II. GOODMAN, Pr.sr w. w. CoxEs, Vice Pres't
L. BENTON, Secretary.
Directors:
H: II. Goodman, VIM. Burnet.
T.. Gest George Carlisle,
Chades Conahan, Samuel b. Keys,
A. q. Burt, T.. Goodman -of Cincinnati.
N. b. Payne. Cleveland, ID. Deshler, Columbus.
Board Of Fiaanee;
Hon. Jacob Burnett samI Virgins, Esq.
SIS Goofnas, Esquire.
HORN BROOK & CHURCHILL, Ag'.s.
Prof. w. II. BSyoRD. Medical Examiner. ldeclo-tfl
WHOLESALE 7 SSS aHfaf i "GHGhRHfAIs, vPHoL
srgRy AyO BRDDyvG WAREHOUSE.
CLNCINNaTT
w .rea Of goods 'uri superior as.ori-
Fine spring Mattresses, connserpaines white and eol'a
- Hair do. Varying from VI to s25 each
ma.s Do Do. Linen AID Muslin sheets.
Feather Beds. Linen Muslin Pillow Slips
holsters And Pillows Towels. &C.. sc.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Br"ea.elle Satin - Lspe worsed Damask Swiss Goods
aud Muslin Curtains by pairs yard and Drapery Mus
lin Of all kinds.
WINDOW SHADES.
Gilt Metal Corncs Curtain Bands and Pins, Loops and Tas
Our assortment Of CURTAINS AND SHADE GOODS u,
think will be found superior any other Stock brought
this Market.
OIL CLOTHS.
ALSO
wenss and Sheenz Table Leens Pisno and Table Gov
Door Mass variety and other articles ue'u
Hous-kepes Our aim will be to please all who favor
With their patronage.
e. All work made by us warranted .
aug16-2w 81 West Fourth ST.. bet. Main a. Walnut.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NE parurshp heretofore existing between the under
sign d. under the and style Of j. W. Reilly. Ii
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
liabilities sail ill be settled by Will
liam Refill. no Is the said arm The frm name
JAMES REILLY.
WILLIAM REILLY
Evansville. June Is. e20-tf
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COOKS FAMILY CROCCwY.

RI HE undersigned would respectfully announce tothe
citizens Of evansville. that he is nov better PrepAr
ed man ever to supply their tables " lTh ENEkY-
THING CHOICE AND FkESH, in the line OF Family
Groceries.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received du
ring the past year. eoBfdesty expect continuance OF
my shre OF the trade as now claims
and shall spare e forts "a merit il. nl rn
am constantly receiving all the leading articles o..
Family supplies, fresh m country; al shall lee p
hand as all times, Fresh Butter Cheese, ard Eees
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried and Picked Meats.
complete assortment OF Dry Groceries OF every do.
cripion Teas, Coxee, Sugars, Melasses, Flour, Feed
exc.
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods to the
doors of the purchasers prompsy upon the receipt Of
their orders Call and examine my stock.
2. COOK.
oet2s Opposite the Post Office.
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READ RRApr REAn,,i

Statement Of the s. samn-r rresidsn. Of the Henry
Fsmsie College.
Mr.. sumner widely knowu ,rzl worth sDd
fer high and honsrAbs bearing his school famed
his skill ther and the rapid his papils
make in the seqairsment % useful kno~I-dge:
SEw CASTLE. XIV. NAV IS 1853
Dr. Bruce Indian Vegetable Panseps has hssn used In
family and srhoot viii entire satisfaction. Mr. Armstrong;
al<o with decided benefit and
although have not used wysslG satisfied. from the
OF thoss uader and of amy that 10
avsluabs medicine. SIS. SUMNER
Let everybody proears Dr. Brues's Amanacs snd
Journas read be performed
PRINCIPAL DEPoTS
BRUCE q o.. New Gaelic Kentucky
y. r. W RIGHT 4 C0 Tadiaas polls. Ind.
w0OLSEy LfvCE. Evs"svl-. lad.
end for sale, and niss,on Depot prices nv
iso-sm KELLER. FARNsLEy x co Evansville.
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BIrTROLFF 4 SONS,

BITTROLFF 4 SONS,
doLD SILVER wATtHs GOLD cnAIHs
FlsE JgwEIRf or All KINDS, SILVER wAff, cLocIs,
srKcTAcLks, &C., sTRrtT, BrTwkKx
kvASsvIf
q WE have constantly on hand large and COM
~ pfete assortment of the above named goods. ~
AsI viii sell them low any house In the Nesi,
therefore respectfully invite all no DESTROYS buy
ing Watches or Jewet to give call before purchas.
ing elsewhere. aswe make 10 their interest buy
ofus lderel ly.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~ His HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
ISCosPoRArrD iSiO.-CHARTEs PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL ESQ. ooo-aA paid in and arrested.
guNHIS long established well known Institution has
transacted extensive business
than forty throughout United States and the British
North American provinces Il has aimed public
iulnNment
tracts and the owners OF properly assured tina all fair
claims for loss under policies will be literally aduy ed
promptly paid Pubic Buildings Manufactures. Minis Me-
ehinery Dwsiling houss Stores Merchandise Household
Furniture Vessels the stocks while port &c. dc
will be insured q low " the risk will admit.
II HUNTINGTON. Pres't.
@. d. Bow ERs. Secretary.
81 Applications for insurance may be made to
ALLEN {. HALL0CE. Agt..
Main street. nearly opposit the Bank.
evil Evansville. Ind.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY
BY TEiO>. BACON q 60

NEW FAMILY GROCERY
BY TEaO~. BACON n CO.,
ON rIRsr STREET. BETw. NaIS ND Lorrsr EVANSVILLE
1--WE subscribers would respectfull. inform the cii
hard receiving largeVd well selected ssoeko
FRESH GROCERitS, embracing everything usually
kept in good Family Grocery: aud they hope, b,
prompt attent to business to receive and merit
bcrsf sare put die patronage
All orders will receive prompt attention, and goods
delivered Ia purchasers al their doors desired
have a WAGON expressly fer laid purpose.
1T TsA9 Goods warranted good or no sale.
NFrhe highest prices paid for Countr. Produce.
" TPlease call examine stock. wilbsell
az he lowest cash prices.
apis THoS. B4CoN e. co.
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, AM THE PUBLIC GEN.
KELLER. FARNsLEY & CO.
LAND FOR sALE.

1--WE Of Land the Boonviiie road bridge
equally divided BY the Canal This Desirable properly
situated rapidly improving Of the 10 offered
sale on easy terms. For further particulars .ppy
eys-f Up. ELLIOTT.
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.
lNREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATf0N.-Six Lots for
NJ saie ssed in Evansville beyond the Raroa
pot Four hsye Frame Houseson them and other-
wise improved They veil situated f,r residences being
business and only about
street. offered in these lots they
Those wanting cheap places residence
ina fne opportunity ofspeculson hsd better apply mme
srahe residence For further particulars apply this
6-tt
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SstNMstEs
- bhl sugar Baker Moiasses. bhl Golden Syrup;
ltbi Sugar House MoAsses reed this day at
evil BEDFORps
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Deaa ofths Faculty. " DEhis, Tenn. speaks thus:
L. NJ. BNucE NJ. d NJ Castle Ky
Das Sir; submitted Compoosd 10 Profess,rs NJ
0sbbers and p Watson they thnt highly Indeed
syonr Psasess and think will calculated
sxutary siterast give my opinion If IL
physicians may buy cheerfuly
i've 10 ny individual recomm ,ndztios.
an. very respectfully. your obtssrv,t
r. GAYLE.
m of the acul
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RSRE-M TEA..ioo baif-chest.: eattys etc. etc. ne
II diusa very choice. reed. for sale low by
ey2s y. II. GILBERT & CO., Sye.. near Water.
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noon, from the residence of her parents at West Ho

noon from the residence of her parents at West Ho
boken.
Chicago and Peoria papers please copy.
On Thursday morning May rs, Mrs. MARIA b. WILLIS.
Her fri, nds respectfully invited IT, attend her u
neral without further notice. from No 800 Sixth street.
At ouFhkeepsie thursday morning, May 25, CARO-
InB W. MONTGOMERY, youngest daughter Of John ID.
Montgomery.
Her remains win be inferred in the poughkeepse Co.
metery at four O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
At Philadelphia, on Monday, May o. af long and
painful Illness CAROLINE GREysos WEr aged years and
months.
Her remains were inferred at Ronadson's Cemetery,
in the above city.
At San Francisco suddenly by the explosion on board
the steamer Secretary, the 18th ut JOHN A. N EB-
BETS in the 39th year Of his age, late of this city.
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CoRoNERs ISouEsr-Ccroner Hanford held an inquest
Mt the Second ward STATEN house Wednesday
en- the body Of the emigrant who died suddenly tina.
afternoon. His name was Michael Mullony, and he
arrived In this country the 22d inst In the ship North
America. He has brother named Patrick Mullony in
his country, and left mother, two brothers two
sster In the old country. Dr. Harris made post
m examination OF the body and ascertaned that death
was adhesion Of nearly the entire left lung
- the ribs by pleurius and there con-
eest0n OF the heart verdict In accordance with the
above facts rendered.
"a Val kccDESr-About o'clock on Wednesday even
ing ur Richard Carroll whoce family reside In North
First street together with another man, killed at
Staten and by the caving In Ct well which they were
engaged N walling yp The body Of Mr.. Carroll was
brought fothh city yesterday afternoon.
DRowfQN>--A boy named George +. Dare SON Of James
Dare, respg in hiddbo Village aJewtown was drovned
Tuesday evoning while bathing In Norris Pond near
that place
FousD DRoSxSn.-Yestarday fousaoon the BODY Of a
man. having convict Dress found floating il the
river fot Of South Second street The body had beer N
the wat some TINA I'll supposed he drowAed IN
attempting to escape from Backwefs Island. An in.
gu. st Was held, inda yerdi Of 'Fonnd drownsd rem
,dered.
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Died.

Died.
On Thursday, Nay Is, GEORGE W. GiIIxr aged 81
years, 10 months and IA days.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the mem
fully invited to attend his funeral at two O'Clock on Sun
day afternoon, from the residence Of William H. Hasey
No. l12 East Twenty sixth street. His remains will be
taken to Gree nwood for interment.
On Thursday, May rs, Of marasmus, BENJAMIN A.
BRYANT, late o. Kingston, Canada West aged years.
The friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from his late residence No 1917
West Nineteenth ssteet at nine O'Clock TO-
ing.
On Thursday morning, May 25, JHssY AMELIA, infant
daughter Of Walter and the late Caroline A. Davidson
Of John H. Sandland respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral at two o'clock Sunday afternoon from
No 118 Orchard street.
Waterbury, Conn, papers please copy.
In this city, on Thursday morning, May 49, after lin
germ cdsease, E. d. LEARY, aged 6s years and days
attend the funeral At two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
from his late residence No 1s5 Front street Brooklyn
On lhursdsy May 20 Of consumption, FERDINAND Der.
MONT, In the 26th year Of his age.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are re-
sIectnly invited TO attend his funeral at O'Clock
this afternoon from his mothers residence No lat York
street, Brooklyn.
On Thursday evening, May 2S Romar M. Nussos, aged
80 years. -
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend his funeral from his late residence No
xs erosoy street e. eleven o'clock to morrow morning
Ills remains viii be inferred Ia Greenwood.
New Haven papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening, May "a HAaRurrx E1onr, aged
Abel. '0
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral al eleven O'Clock this morn
ing, without further invitation from No Union place
Albany papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening, Nay ~, JosEpH Epwry HARvyy
aged years, months and Is days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at half past one O'Clock
this afternoon from the residence Of bis father No. 1893
West Fifteenth street
on Wednesday, May "a, wnInx orrys, native Of
Cui,ars parish Of sshan county Derry, Ireland
In the 23d year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
attend his funeral from the residence OF his father Ber-
nard Quinn No 2lo West forty second street, at
O'Clock this afternoon.
On Wednesday, May -, Henry 8. HoIlIsn, aged 80
Inc friends and acquanances requested to attend
ns tuherai from his late residence, No. II vandam
sfeet at eleven O'Clock this morning. without further
invitation.
On Wednesday, May ~, at noon Of Inflammation OF the
sAnAH daughter Of Ulyssc Savage and Harriet L.
daughter OF Peter Grimm, aged years and months
Inc relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
insed 70 attend her funeral at two O'clock tha After
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BHAsIER 10 THE BARK Gov. HkScxIEY.-A letter from
correspondent at Tacahuano, dated April 10, says
Mat the bark Gov. Hnckley, VIM N. Loring, master,
D00 days from New Orleans bound to San Bias In Mexico
nat into the bay Of Vicente about two miles south of
lcahuano, in state of distress, and remained the
nth ult with all three masts cut away, to save her
bsm going shore in the gale, during which she an
sAcred. When three days out from New Orleans, the
yellow fever broke out and after attacking nearly all Of
NE crew. three men died. and when OF Cape Horn the
ssurvy made its appearance and alter another Of the
faxed from duty, until but three left capable
Il crawling Deck for eighteen days she navigated
n this manner, and on the 9th Of March struck on
sesA on Santa Maria Sst made the bay Of San VI
ssnts and in and anchored but being unable to fur
ne sails, and the gale increasing she dragged within
smarter Of q mile Of the breakers and to the lives
II those board they obliged TO cut away the
asts She would towed into Talcahuano as soon a.
suitable weather presents.
TIM suxAxsmr soxoRA..-The Sonora left New York ON
ne llth March, and passed Sandy Hook at4P.M The
following her tue and her running tme from port
PORT copied from the logbook, and furnished by Mr. W.
Iee, Arss onacer:-
Left New York 18th Of March, at4P.M
Arrived at Rio Sd April, at l0P. n.
Sailed NON Rio April 8, at4PM
Entered the Straits April II, at4P. M.
Arrived at Valparaiso April Is, at Jpn
-Running time between RIO and Valparaiso, Is days
and ~ hours.
Sailed from valparaiso April 20, at noon.
Arrived at Panama May 9, ct II A. NJ
Running time days and 20 hours
making the total running time New York to this
port AZ days and l6 hours The Sonora 20 hours
mining through the Straits, and hours at anchor
there she also stopped Ut to adjust parts
Of her machinery woh was only Ave days in charge Of
the engineers previous to her sailing. From New York
70 Valparaiso the Sonora xperienced head winds the
time Her best days was 3l2 miles,
Ths following IL list Of her onicers :
r L. Whiting Com, formerly of the California.
lat oHicer-Wm. Lee, Jr.
ID DOWN. H. Barnes.
Sd do,-Horace Webster.
18th do,-John Gamble
Purser-(harles II. Noyes.
6ufgeon--Wm. Buel
Chief Epgineer--Wm. N. KillduR.
4 ~ Grenxebach, LIST Assistant; John Van Dowen. LIT
DO. IT,; A. A. Sales I'd Assistant C. Gordon, I'd do. IT,.
IASmas Duff. 3D. Assistant John Mackenzie, Sd do r.
PaaaS0 Heuh
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Caution-sevying NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. most re-

liable source Of information TO 20 tho tewng
inc may be found In the able opinion lately given by
Judge Sprague Of Boston, suit against tho Singer
chine ESQ called printed copies witch may had my
office or by mail by forwarding pos stamp The fol-
lowing l.t Of licences under patent Of 1886 viz.
heller, Wilson Co, Grover, Bate r Co, A Barthoif
A. b. Howe American Magnetic Sewing Machine Company
porsas Sewing Machine Company new York, T. b. Mshof
u W. Bean, ~ hunt Boston, Mass: Hood, Battell Co,
Worcester Mass Messrs Woodbridge, Kesne aud Moore
Lynn, MASS Charles A. Durgn has no lon license
make use or sell sewing machines under patent II
has been revoked and surrendered ELIAS Howe Junior
patent rec OF the original sewing maine No. 50 Uanoyer
street, Boston, and 800 BIoadway, Nav York.
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requison Of the authorities of Queens county the riot
and personal violence having been perptated In that
county.
Charge Of Stealing Wasca.-on Wednesday night,
man named James Hughes arrested by the police,
charged with stealing from Andrew Brosnaban Of No.
1k2 Anthony street, silver ch aid chain valued
at $780, About an hour after the watch was stolen,
Hughes Offering watch FOR sale which cor
responded IN it's appearance to the belonging
plainant Justice Bogart committed the accused TO
prison for trial
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Political Intelligence.

The Free remocrstic Conventicn 70 protest against
the Nebraska BILL Which has just been passed at
Warrington will be held in Boston the 3lst instant
instead of worceater as first announced Hon. John r.
Hale will be present and address the meeting.
letter from Lowell says The mo~tments Of tho
Know Nothisgs continue TO give the Old politicians much
nneasness. There three four odges 10 said IN
this eitxs go AArine 1900 members with prospect Of
vse a--~ins the irish.
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An USKrowS MAE Round DgsD IN NE Rrvm -ycs-
tcrdsy c. roner Gamble notified TO hcli inquest
the body Of unknown man, found dssd floating In
the East rger foot Of Forty third street. The body
conveyed t. the dead housc ut Bellevue Hospital The
deceased WA dressed okey jacket and plaid cAssi-
but no name whereby he could ke identified He appeared
10 be ABOUT 80 years Of age with dark hair ADsnquest
will be bald on the body today.