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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16
ANCIENT INHABITANTS OF NEBRASKA

ANCIENT IsHABIfAsFs OF NEBRASKA.
On the Upper Missouri there exists a
tract of country known by the name of
the Mauvaises Tories, or Ba Land; at
one time, probably, the bottom of an
immense lake, in which perished thou
sands of animals having now no repre-
sentatives on earth. 1t appears that
the waters of this pond were removed
by some convulsion of nature, and the
sediment at its bottom became indu-
rated. The portion of the surface thus
excayated forms valley of ninety
miles in length by thirty in breadth
The remains of animals, which lived
and breathed long before the advent of
man upon the earth, are here found in
such abundance as to form of this tract
an immense cemetery of vertebrate
The bones are said to be completely
petrifed, and their cavities filed with
silicious matter. They are preserved
in various degrees of integrity, some
being beautifully perfect. and others
broken.
Two remarkable species of Rhinoce-
ros, the first ever found in America,
were discovered here, and also sort Of
panther smaller than the present variety,
and likewise number of strange ami
mails with long names, unlike anything
many ever saw alive. We know then,
that there were once individuals in Ne
braska as curious, and strangely shaped,
and pugnacious, as any squatter which
the present rush Of emigration will car
~ thither.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16
EFrom Oregon we learn Of ter

SFrom Oregon we learn of ter
rible massacre of overland emigTants oy
the Indians on Boys river, near Fort
Boys. The persons killed were Alex
ander Ward, wife and seven children;
Samuel Mulligan and Mr.. Babcock. OF
Lexington; DR.. Adams and brother.
from Michigan; Mr.. Arnold, and Mrs.
White and child, Mississippi, and two
Germans and Frenchman, names un.
known. The Indians carried of forty
head Of cattle, FIVE horses, and two or
three hundred dollars. A considerable
force had. been sent in pursuit OF ths
sayagss.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16
SETTING UP AND DOWN

A chap once told st. Patrick's dean,
While rising from his seat, Il mean
To set up for wit asaz1'
'Ah!' quoth the Dean, IF that be true
The very best thing you can do
Is down again to sit
Too many, ike that would-be wit,
Set up for what they are not fit,
- And always lose their aim;
Set up for wisdom, wealth, renown,
But end the farce by sitting down,
With poverty and shame.
A meddling farmer thinks he can
Set up to be gentleman,
And then sit down content; --t
But after many a turn and twist,
Is set down on the pauper list,
A fool, not worth cent. -.-
When farmers wives and daughters fair
Set up with silks and Leghorn rare,
To look most wondrous winning,
They sit upon slippery stand,
Til Indulgence, with iron hand,
Upsets their underpinning.
Some city ladies too, whose geer,
Has made them to otheir husbands dear,
Setu to lead the ton;
Though they sit high on fashions seat,
Age, death or poverty, albeit
Will set them down, anon.
Some fools set up to live by law,
And though they are all over jaw"
Soon fail for lack of brains;
But had the boobies only just
Known where they ought to sit at first,
They'd saved world of pains.
A quack sets up the doctors trade,
But could he use the Sexton's spade
No better than his pills,
The man might toll from morn to night,
And find his match with all his might
To bury half he kills.
You may set up for what you choose
As easily as wear old shoes,
If e'er so low at present;
But when you have set up in vain,
And find you must sit down again,
'Tis terribly unpleasant.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16

DEATH OF THE Rev. Dr.. JENsIsess-
The Rev DR.. Samuel K. Jennings, NJ.
~ died at Baltimore on Thursday, at
the age of 81 years. Few men were
more generally known in the Methodist
Chureh than the decged He was
one OF the founders Of the Methodist
Protestant Church. and for number
Of years held a professorship IN the
Philadelphia Medical College. (
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16

EHow is it, said gentleman to
that your name has not an
o attached to it; your family is Irish,
and no doubt illustrious?
No family has better right to an o
than our family said Sheridan; for
they owe everybody.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16

NEmigrsnts to southern California
have suffered from the Indians and from
want of water. A company of so emf
grants from Texas were murdered on
the 3lst of August by the Indians
Twenty five Americans are said to have
perished for want Of water.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16

HA treaty has just been concluded
between the U. s. Government and the
Chippewa Indians, BY which the Indi-
ans sell all their right to the Lake supe-
rior country; and there is now tract
open to settlement of over two hundred
miles of Lake Superior coast.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25
SURGICAL OrERArros ON THE CHEsr.-Dis.

SURGICAL OPERATIoS ON THE CHEsr.-Dis-
placing the Heart in Lining Body.-On the
Sd of the present month. Mr.. AIphonzo Bick-
ford, of Palmyra, Me-, had his chest tapped,
and the almost incredible amount OF nine
pints of fluid, in all its characteristics re-
sembling pus, taken therefrom. The opera
ton was performed DIR. ). C.. Manson, Of
Pittsfeld, advised and assisted by DR.. Ben
son, of Newport. The fluid was situated in
the left side of the chest, and consequently
the heart was very much displaced; so much
90 that il could be distinctly felt beating two
inches upon the right Of the sernum or
medium line of the body. II, however, grad
uaIly receded during the operation, and after
the entire evacuation, was found beating in
nearly its natural position. The patient
immediately began to amend, and is nj pre-.
sent, doing we'll. His case has for some
time past been considered hopeless, but there
IL now prospect Of his recovery.
This case, with it's results, is considered
unprecedented in the annals Of surgery
lEastern (Me.) Argus. Dec. Z.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25

COVE are sorry to learn that VIM.
Moore, one Of the proprietors OF the Terre
Haute Journal, met with quite serious acct.
dent on Friday last. In driving some hogs,
they ran against him with such force that
they broke one Of his legs in two places.
He will be confined to his room for consd-
cradle time in consequence Of this missor.
rtuue-T Prairie Cifu,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25
STATE LOTTGEssE RS
N0XEMRER

Payment Of Prizes GHaraRteed to the kslier ~ tAs
state Of J1sryfaRd
must eonsatuate some o. our upon sheir
every capt. al IL shey will only
obtain xhick list below sho many or,h
ture. w know that IL you'll be OF gratiaessn
many 10 publish iiss oprles drawn aud
violate stPiet
although would be advantage ast enhance the sale Of
tickets. IL % rmitted could sho has
drawn prizes Of s5D o. 0D the lavg
which s9 % aud numerous Others Sho have draw
larger smaller We give below the
Lotteries for earnestly request
every person will send rder for tickets them
G. MARIN n CO Baltimore, Nd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25

BRANCH BANK INDIANA.
EVANSVILLE. Nov ~ ls5i.S
TIME Semi dividend this Branch declared ~
the Of Eve per cent IS taxes PAYABLE " Stack
no iders demand. nov2s-iw G.. W. RATHBOlE Cash.
STAR CANOLEs.-2J toxes for sale hy
- novi5 5. Il. GILBERT l. CO.. Sye near Water.
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Ass PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED.
November 18th. 1854 Class 30.

IL this scheme formed by the ternary combination Of Is
numbers mailing ete and the er.sinr OF IS slots
there will be prizes each having Of the numbers
it, 49,, each having them 81 $50 each having
only sso 81 40 with neither Of the
numbers them. being blanks.
Tode'ermine the fate ofhse prizes and IS
IS. incluve will be severay Ilaset in wheel
the day and IS Of them dvs random.
and hs ticket having for IT'S the lst I'd and Sd
drawn NUMBERS will be entitled to the capital prize
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25
NEW FAIL AND wNTRR DRY GOODS xND
CLOTHING IN EXCHANGE FOR STATE

STOCK BANK MOTIFS.
woad respeetsu inform the citizens Of
- this city and vicinity. that he has Just epened
large acs we'll -elect sock ofFaney and Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of
French Englsh Mernos Piads D. Lenss half and all
woo black plain and watered Silks beaehed Plaif striped
chapgsAble and solid cold silks; Dress silks all eoors Of
Founces Gross de Maple and Saens Flsnnels oPeraCoAt
ng Lioseys. Bay states. Thybet. PLAN AMI Fancy Sk
res Cloaks Of all styles and natera and mutisuds Of
other articles too tedious TO mention.
As sma prof and quick sales - would sd-
wise those wishing hr fall and winter supplies to IA
vor me with call. before purchasing elsewhere
Especially would draw the attention Of dealers aud
chant ailo heavy and choice stock Of
ri in and Cassmeres all coors Of Broadoths Over
coating Whitneys Beaver kerseys Pterham wool silk
and cotton Lnings all kinds Of Taiors innings
To those dealing Ready Made CT thing rquest visit
me in order to examine the heany stock which
taDtly Keep hand AM nend selling Cincinnati prices
and T.
As these Clothing ctured in this city under my
supervision. able better ht and
sewing than there be had other market
A ANSPACHER.
novs Main street one door below Branch Bank.
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UyuTED sTATES MAIL.

nROPosA AIS carrying IN. Mail OF the United States
between of Evansville in the State Of Indiana
in the State of three times
week will recvs the Post oc in the of Evans
VILE Until ne 25th Of December. A. ID. 1854.
The schedule time will probably be as follows:
Evansville Monday Wedpes and Friday.
O'Clock NJ and arrive at nderson ~ clock
day.
Leave Henderson dsv clock p. N and arrive
Evans lille At O'Clock p. NJ.
and cert'f also
requirements eondirion<
corroraed in the TO such extent the r. De-
Deem proper) See advertisements viting
Vopos.s for Mail SsrND in tie e2d Southern
0suuW" ossoe-N DRS efIHeOM, r. -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25
WHOLEsALE DRY GOODs.

XH1E have hand of the Dlets aud de-
" srabe Of DR. g. DDS 10 found
market which all cash pronp, time buyers
unusually Our bought directly
importers aud in quality and
DEFY competition of the markets ia the West
feel thankful all of old friends er pat and
feel well that make their interest well
thst Of all others buy TO give ell before
else where. octlS JOHNS IN a FRENCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25
DAHL Y JOU r N AL.
-. : TELEGRAPHIC!
NEW YORK, Dec. 81.

a. The jury in the case Of Sheldons W Fuller,
editor Of the Mirror, for libel, brought in q
verdict for the plaintiff for $3.50 damages.
. There was mass meeting Of the unem-
ployed laboring men in the Park this after
noon for the purpose Of Tetifioning the city
government to urge forward the projected
public improvements, and give employment
10 them. II was largely attended.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25
~, > goUsE sgnN, ! y GOODS:

N0LBUKN a HERsHBERGER have nov open for ex-
~ large stock Of furnishsng Goods
Three Ply lsw priced Carpets Stair
and Hall Carpets 81 various patterns and qualities Flor Oil
Cloths from IS feet wJe Satin de LANES worsed
Damasks Furnitures Hoasds Cur
Muslin and Lace Cornieos Curais Pins and stain
Rods Marsrilles Quilts Linn Damasks Table Linen and
Towelng Piano and Table Cloths aud Bed Blankets Of ell
sizes and qualities.
We Mattresses OF size and dvserip
n which will warrant good - be found Also.
Bed Comforts Of all Sizes Ali OF which will sell SLOW
quality found this side of the Allegheny
Mountains. Foster Block lat ST.. near Main oct20
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Office hereby given that the underss ed has been sp
pointed administrator the estate Wilson SHOOK late
Of vanderburgh county deed Said esta supposed to be
| insolvent nov23-3v LEWIS HOwES. Admit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25
NEW TAILORING ESTABulSHMENT
WINE undersigned would most respectfully announce to m

NEW TAILORING EST ADJUSTMENT.
undersigned would most respectfully the
citizens Of Evansville and surrounding country tsat he
has opened shop Main opposite the Branch Bant
al h branches 10 the latest aud ashoaahe All
work warranted IN &c and oftns workmanship
ronsEe.
Cali and examine his stock Of Cloths Casmeres and Vest
ins he has good stock hard and Is prepared sell
cheap novel IL. NELMs.
NEAs.-I5o hsif-chest. and boxes consisting OF Young
Hyson Imperial and Black Teas. reed and sale
By nevzo PRESTON BROS
XNANTED.-A situation in private family nurse.
and do general house work and plain sewing The
best or references given Enquire At the CITY HOTEL.
novf7-U
tpEMENCER. ALI goods bought ut j. W. 8. WICK
ERY's delivered 1t the houses Of The purchasers
free Of charge. novI7
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APOLLO HALL RESTAURANT.
FIRST STREET. sycA NoRx AND VINE.
KILLER e. MATTHIAS
- Beg to announce having opesed
~ Il u the above Restaurant which will - z>-K x
SNtS( always kept SUI plied with the sAfffSEf-8
NV lest the market affords and every Stxf!r.c&
kint Of Game in season: fresh
Liquors Csars
spacious Hail. we'll gifted With AID fitted up with
seats adapted tor Concerts Balls Lectures Puile Meetings
or Theatrical PERFORMANCES. is attaehed. nevls-u
WESTERN FEED AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
MANUFACTURER S and Dealers in all kinds Of Farm
l aud Garden Implements Moving R-apng aud Thresh-
Ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees kc SIC Main
Street opposite Bank Of Louisville. Louisville. Ky.
sep25-iyv
a LOT OF Turnbuil's Cutting Boxes Corn shelters and
IA Sausage Cutters sale by ncvit T. GRANT a. CO.
AUCTION KOOMS,
MAIN STREET BERAEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
M have removed Auction Rooms Main
the old Court House. whore prepared OF receive
and sell commission auction or private sale all kinds OIL
Household Furniture Horses Bugxie Ae
Cash advances made eonsgl cell auction
REGU SALES-Evcry Tuesday Thursday aud Satsa-
day. commencing O'Clock NJ. asd TUESDAY Wsones
day and Friday evenings at gas lighting.
will also particular Attsntion 10 the selling Of LANDS
All persons having Lands Loss Horses wasoss Bugges
Merchandise of description " s are July
iicited to give . call. sctT-H WOOLskf NELsON.
SUN0RIEs.-
- 1900 lbs SD wises 5Olts Block Tin.
500 lbs Copper Bottoms. cash Zine.
sask Ansiis. reed per Lexington AMI yor sale By
nov6 SAMUEL ORR.
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,,,s,sAS SAVINGS ', !. ,.!G BlANK.

FIKST NTKEET. BtLOM MAIN.
BNHls Rank deposites psysbis
n demand; buys aud sells ELehaBs4 Coin
Money S &e grant Loans makes Cgll.ctops RENTS
promptly at snrrA Rates of Exchange RENTED 30
nil paris 81 Europe. sesii-u q. COPELAND. Cashier
CITs MILLS FLOUR fer sao a. tn. Mill s,ss 500
~ 81 IS CASH.
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INDIANA STAT STOCK MONEY

INDIANA STAT STOCK MONEY
TAKEN AT PAR
L0THING Wholesale and yesai. made up 10 the latest
~ Styles and OF rial with O-pts Far
nishnG Goods of description offered for sale
lowest prices fvr Indiana aud Illinois State Soss Mosy
Call at my under she Pavilion ss sud e.suise Tor
yourselves. noy2T-H A. LOBESsIfSS.
(tHESSNEN. Dominoss. Saiamsa Boards. Isdia Rubber
I ! Balls reed by oct2s "A. G. PCShEE.
NEW OATs.-3oo bash fresh Oae Just rod at
~ sspIs COOKS T.aly Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25

G>HOICE FREE GROCERIES n PROVISIONS
~ d 90 Poun do Canvassed susAr-C Cured Hans:
SO do do do Dried Beef
go do Plain Hams and shoulders.
sboxes Starch,
10 do O!e,ne and Palm Soap,
10 do Star Candles,
sack Pepper.
do Old Government lava Coffee. extra,
box Chocolate. box Cocoa. 81 Citron.
90 bills Narker.i. 10 boxes HerrnG.
2bcxes Pepper Sauee. bbl Rice. 3olb Indigo.
bol extra syrup boz Castsle Soap,
81 boxes English Dairy Cheese,
Putnam Farm do.
Is do w. X. Cream do, received at
pov3 COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-25

NOTICE.
~VM- c. MITCHELL having Withdrawn from the firm Of
~ John s. Mitchell Son. the will eontin
The Commission aad Forwarding business in his
1919 john 3. MfgCRBLL
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GpEeEIvED per steamer Rosaie-4o toxes ". r. Cream
Cheese expressly fog family in nall boyes for
sale nv novi7 l. & d. HERMANN.
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THE ALLIES sURRkNpERED.n

SINCE MEssRs. ALTERING 4 Drummer HAVE
- leased oil Stand Water under the
Journal Once aud hled to overaovns with the largest
STYLES Fall Winter CothBg Fur
nishng Goods and sell them astnnihngy low. the
ALLIES cONrELLED SukRENDRR.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists In part Of Mems and Boys, ready Clothing
Hats Caps Trunks
Gentle Tailor' Furnishing Goods
brought this city Their facilities for purchasing aud
manufacturing the city.
which them all times l all orders with the best
goods aud the city
and the public generally respectfully invited call and
exanne their New Stock Reduced Prices before puvchA
in elsewhere. decIs-H
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Toys ARD NOTIONS.

NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
JUST OPENED on MAIN STREET.:
FTNHE undePsgned have formed partnership under the
J. style and hrn o. J. W q ). yIci-ry. carry the
Grocery aud rovssn business in IRE house huovs she
'Old Cheekefed Store oppos Scantlin sous stove
Sor Main street bet ID and 3D. We will 50 Keep
staatiy hand for sale. all articles usually Kept
tamy Grocery Store CsYn Cas- Bran aud Feed
orally We will spare pains Keeping
piled with fresh Butter Eggs gaes all OF wbich. with
everything else in line will deliver purchaser
siding in any part 81 the cisy FREE o. CHA kGE;
JAMES W. NICKERY,
new-ln SAMUEL. yICKEkY.
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IsRfyATE ROaHDINs,

v|OARDER3 desiring private boarding house. ind
n rooms and accommodation at Mrs. ID. NJ NEGLEY'S.
Chesnu between Water and First where every
paid to the and comfort Of boades
deeit-7ws
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IVORY rAaLRKNIyEs.

1vOHH IAHlE ANIVES.
FINE Tables. stock. in single
IA of 81 which both useful and suit
sble Christmas New presents The attention
hogsekeep ~ called TO this fact CHAS. 8. WELLS
dseI2 doors below the BrAnch Bank.
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TWEO DONE FRANKE,S
CINCINNATI OYElNG EsTAB1lSHNENT,
Corner Che Canal Henry Groee
~. Evansville Indiana.
vNANCY Dyer Steam Seourer Refnher Dry Goods.
aud formerly Foreman 1t Cincinnati for Mr.. Teadass
New York Dye House.
Cleans by Ladies' and Gentemens Clothes of silk
and Woolen Care and Cashmere Shawls Of scrip
tion aud finishes Dyes kind studs
cordins pa and finishes them equal He
stains Silk Dresses dry ithout
nurng the color stuff He also cleans and Cur
tains Silk oollen. Toie de snd Tulles
Also ne cleans Carpets and finishes them equal
fair rates. octi9-iyd&w
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.. 2. ELD1R. A. L. WEB
ELDER & WEBB,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
FORWARDING AGENTS.
LAWRENCE's MARBLE DEPOT.
MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE THE EVANSVILLE BRANCH BANK.

N0V Yeeeivinrcver
,oo ,o,. 20 v.su..s
10 'y and ssa,asss
Marble. cnrefuiiy se,
lected a. The ousrrie.
hv myself
'Employipe som. Of
the rest Scuiptors and
Mantle Makers in The
NJ -. - ...n.-.S
~ .va.,,. -, d.Ipr;n1
tiop.ofwork astyie
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(SVN0HIE~.-
rs smyrna CurYans fine canister kfePowdcr,
20bhls spanish Whiting. 40 coils Grass Rope ass'd
hxs Castole Soap 150 con q Percussion Cap,
2casks Sad Irons 5000 Cuba Six Cigars.
do Pasty. txsTacks ass'd.
rs bxs Fire Crackers 5easks Etsom salts,
- kegs Soda. kegs SatPeter,
Dbl Cream Tartar eask Sul,hur.
8 bbls Birthstone. 5 ibis Alum. lust reed and for
NV novs PRESTON BROS.
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r., rTT ~ r-FEEs=E = zs7-5l
st{f -, 49, ~. ~ !, > 80; ssss.srxss


49, ,.IIITssr To EW YORK BOSTON. ~
T-~ss.,ss,ss,<.-I philadelphia aud BALI S3EkN
anderszBed. Asret vil Teeeip for dive
nv THROUGH Of all KINDS q r5gee and VI, =,
shi city. the Troy and wesern Line Boats
novIs-tf JOHN 5. MITCHELL. As,n.
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NOTIONS, TOYs ANDF,NCY GOODS

II u. PlSHkE ia NON BEEN ElGh1 YEARS IN
Evansville. constantly adding u-efs aud
articles this particular branch
Wth present arransenent with Eastern merchants can and
VIII sell tor cash. at the market prices Cusone
friends Ully invited great
variety Store under Odd Fellows Hall. First street.
e9-iyd&w
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u LACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS We have on hand
ID asuPerb stock of these desirable GOODS which will
Ter Go the trade heavy discount last prices Call
and sse then. oess JOHNS N b FRENCH.
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iQtORs.-
h cask noe Pale Brandy; sd cssx. Port wine;
d. Holland GIN; eask Ma ieria Mine;
do Old Sherry. reed aus for sale ~
new PkESroS RROs
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COMPREHENSIVE

COPARTNERsHIP
FI'HE I'M have
der the styi AID firm OF ain Holiday
alton OF General Produce, Forsardng aad Commssis
Business IN this city. EDWARD r. HILL
sept2-tf HOLIDAY
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IN CASES Boots rnd Shoes jus, reed and for sale
u SyV vsy cheap By ssp2s J. u. MAGHkE CO.
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FAMILY GROCERY.

TIL a.. In q r scent Dsnk But diHgs.
fAlLLiAh ca LDh LLI i-s yust oteIsa family Gre
w Gerry sth Above loo h.rS he will keep
IN hsnd large stick OF frsh Groceries such Cote
Tea Sugars Spices in fact thing required
families He viii always keep han articles and
at the lowest prices lie invites the custom Of nsshhorn
families and old trends and the public oets Avs
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REWARDS.

c.Ina REwARD-sTOLEN, TWO LOTS tELEyES
yIUU pieces striped slks, from u. sw. Tesssrs 81
broad street One hundred dollars Will te paa Tor the
coyery the goods and the detection u the thief
portion to the amount Of goods recovered.
d SO REWARD WILL BE PAID, AND 40 QuEs.
sJU tions arked for tho recovery OF iAayg ahant.
ing watch No ls9 with gold chsis chain pn aud lookst
attached with other articles 'sken from crten
Friday evening, April ". by applying 20 JACKSON a
MANY Jewellers. corner Bovery and Btoofne stree,
q q WILL BE PAID TO THE FINDER or Az oPEKA
.DA gas lost Friday evening in gciaE s fult berry
to Br0Olyn Museum BY returning - 20 Hfhrlgss Hotel
o. hghth and Broadway room Ne - provided
the glasses are unbrDken
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suId1NKRY AND DREssMAKIaG.

MlLLIN RRY.-NADANE RANfTHEEP BECs LEAVE
l g inform Ter friends and customers that shs has
moved from 5f ~ 66 Broadway between Bond 4ad Great
Jones streets, whore she will e.open this week
DARIs MANTILlAs.-THE SUBSCRIBER INPOR.
taton and manufacture for city retail trade
ready for inspection, q. which the attention Of ad
peetfully invited. GEO BULPIN, Bl Broadway.