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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
W K. HENDRICKS & co. have received large
Mems Calf, Kip and Goat Boots;
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots;
Mems Calf, KIP Goat I'm. Goat and Enam Id Brogans;
Boys. and Youths Calf, Kip and Enamld do;
ladies', Misses aud Chldrens Shoes OF all varieties
which lhey will Ill as low the lowest. Merchants are
invited TO call and examine their stock before purchas
ing. lap6
CILKS!--Black, 3rocade and watered, fancy, plaid
- and striped just reed and for sale very low at
L. SILBERMAN'S,
my23 Main stree', l or below Branch Bank.
NTAILS.-ss5 kegs Wheeling and Pittsburgh brands
Nv for sale by (spS7) BEMENT Il VIELE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-22

DLUE CLOTH--I case reed this day and for sale by
ID myl3 JAS. Low s. CO., All Main ST., Lou, Ny.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-22

NNEW STYLE GINGH M.0Rec'd this da.
IN and for sale by JAS. Low & CO.,
myl5 ALI Main street, Louisville, KY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
ANOTHER MURDER.

A German named George Rickart q brakeman on
the Harlem Railroad was killed last evening 9,
o'clock, in Broome-st., by being knocked OF from
one Of the large cars ii passing Mott st When
the car reached that point, man wearing gray Goa;
was seen 10 leap upon the platform OF the car and
strike Rickait q blow, which knocked him OF from
the platform 30 that he f. 10 the pavement. The
assasnt ran up Mott-st- but not pursued as the
e1-eu, Of he injury committed upon the deceased Was
not known. The car proceeded to the City Hail. the
driver Dot being Of the assault upon the brake
nan. Mr.. Carson, Chief Engineer Of the Fire De-
patnent was standing the sidewalk near by al the
time, and seeing the injured man lying PROSTATE IN
the street. be- with others, conveyed him into drug
store On one of the corners where restorsves Were
applied by Dr. Bishop; but be ". insen-ibe for
nearly half an hour. He then became conscious
for short time and spoke two or three
words about his family. He was then removed
70 The Fourteenth Ward Station-house, at Centre
Market where be died a few minutes afterwari lie
is sbou, forty years OF age, and leaves family con-
sistpg of wife and SIX children. who reside in the
vicinity Of Thrd-av., and Eghteenth-st IL was ru-
nored that on Wednesday morning man undertook
TO get upon the platform OF the upon which Rick
art was brakeman and he would not MT suffer him
to ride, but pushed him Of, or compelled him to get
off for which the person referred To threatened h'n,
saying: " On you, Ii pay you for that Search
was Immediately made to fad the murderer, or &c,
some clue TO him, but none could be obtained.
II stated that the name Of the deceased George
De Coute, although he has boon known upon the
railroad as George Rickart. He has been employed
by The Harlem Railroad Company for about two
years.
4 lad named Ernst Hassner, residing at No. 37l
Bro.mes saw the blow strucksnd the assailant run
up Moit-st.
The blow took effect upon the left cheek-bone and
left eye of deceased, but his death was undosb;-
eddy caused by bis fall and his head striking the
pavement.
The body Of the murdered man remained at the
Fourteenth Ward Station-house during the night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

NATHAN c. ELY, Esq, in the Chair. Aid. Blunt
presented the following preamble and resolution;
Whereas, The recent intelligence OF The loss of the
American steamship Arctic, on her honeward passage
from Liverpool, has caused deep and solemn gloom
to rest over our City, by reason of the loss of so many
OF our estimable fellow-citizeDs ard friends; and
WAersas, Our citizens are Awaiting with the deepest
anxiety to hesr any tdings from which they may
have the sghies, hope that any of their friends have
been saved, therefore
ResOlred, That this Board have received with the
deepest regret intelligence of the loss of the Amerc
steamship Arctic, ana deplore in eommoo, with the
FRIENDS OF the lost and our fellow citizens generally,
this dreadful calamity; and that our flags be dis
played on the City Hall ct has mast during the next
thrte days.
Aher some remarks from Aid. Mott on the disaster
to the Arctic, the Board adjourned to Monday next.
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KHLZAMSB URGH I1lElK6

CosDUcr or POLICE OFFICER TOWARD Fs-
NALE.-A colored woman named Julia Ann Powell,
residing in South Third-st., appeared before Mayor
Wall on the 10Th inst, and preferred complaint
against George Bell, police officer of the Fret Ward,
charging him with having on Sunday last arrested.
committed an assault and battery extorted money
and finally locked her up. The following was her
affidavit: Julia Ann Powell being duly sworn, de-
poses and says that George Bell, Policeman did, on
Sunday Oct. g, attack her in South-third-st-
while che sweeping the street gutter near her
dwelling and without any just cause or provocatlon'
ares ed her and used harsh, abusive and profaue
language struck her several blows, and demanded
IS on condition Of releasing her. and finally took ~
being all the money she bad at the time, and then
persisted in taking her the cells and had her locked
up until she was released by an order from Justice
Boswell"
The examination of Bell will take place this Fri
day evening, before Mayor Wall and the Aldermen
of the First Ward.
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and criminal csses that ever tried IN the New
York Courts. Sometime since be wa appointed 6y
Gov. Seward Judge OF the Court Of Sessions, bat de-
clined the honor.
The Assistant Distriet-Attorney, Mr.. Parsons, in
.ecopd;ne the motion for the adjournment Of the
Cont also made some remarks eulogizing the de-
cessed.
The Recorder also stated that he was intimasely
Acquainted with the deceased and knew Of his viz
tues. He deeply sympaibized with his relatives and
friend, in Their loss, and it seemed to him highly
proper that the Court should adjourn as mark OF
refrect 10 the memory Of one who was Ca eminent
&" in biz profession as he was just in .ocial life.
Tie Court then adjourned until Monday next
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RROOKL wv ITEMS

,p,rsr .xn EXAMINATION or BURGL ,Rs.-fe ester
A, three eolored persons named Jonn ossV
. .,d Am smith were brought Justice n snitn 81 ns
, y. s,c;. s-s,ors on the charge Of nurslary IL sp
rear, that on Tuesdsy lat they were observed
Newles By oheers Jsnss sna nlIss ~ y. ,bs,r ,c-se.
District with considerable smoan OF properly "a M
son consisting Of silver cake osskst siVe 80
silver oons silver ,sssr ,onss .ha sa, aud on
inqur, beins n sde found that me s.ne,s % e
s,on bad been stolen ron 70. house 81 which had
rec. ooou.y and robbed durins the pae nous
The dpdsuts thereupon ec'usht 20 ,hs sul To- go
iustiou on the charge Of Mr. BeH idenshea .a ~ ~
T 4. having been stolen from his fathers house sna ns
eu.sd committed fall to await ne secn % , IL a..
go. tbst John Williams with eoloed msn named ,o~eps
J,cl 900 came her house the r"rnng Z" ln- h, 80
- se Them =. Jackson unable 70 20 aout the streets
for that purpose in consequence o. SINE vNi.,, 80
out with Der husband Ben Williams and Ionn 900
~ whole rsrty were after arrested Jaekson hs $50
beer taken custody and is row 10 70 seS
York valuable gold watch snd ehain were iouI upou u"
son He will also be Brought to this city for eramlnatioh
RyPRrHyxsrBLE CoxDUcr-Yesterday a woman
S vner who resides Nc 81 Cumberland St, APP AIRED
b.e Ju.tice smith snd made affidavit that saturday nght
lat Depaty Sheriff sud Policeman came to her house ana
S,os aoa ns1 S Su ss. sos She states h,t
obt occupant the hou-e with tire Deputy an
anne aieulty with h, children during the day ne called on
bp in the evening and attempted 70 take her INTO custdy
when calling r her be de'isted, but come saose2neuy
with the Policeman after she had retired hsvns opeusa 'p
door the gwen BY the ONCE they oos nv
she and took her on ana colnned net w cci
for the nshi Next orons 'he was dchaIsed oy me ZAP
tain 10 consequence OF the rough Treatment sac A.
xas coufred her house for two days aterwId Aeer
taking complaint the Justice issued warrants Tor tse Arrest
of the Ulcers
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--Two young men
were ,e,teosy brsush before Justice Carts the complaint
of BENJAMIN Rckesou who charged that The evening OF
the he assaulted by defendants when eouhs
aSd an, kpockins Linn down stole nom his - and
gold rr worth 81 On tho exannston the so"
to make far and the defendants were discharged
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MILITARY.
PARADE AND INSPECTION OF THE FIRST
RRIGAnE NEW-YORK s NJ


BRIGADE NETWORK s. NJ.
The FIRST Brigade New.York S. ~, under COM
mand Of Brigadier General Charles b. Spicer, made
their fall parade yesterday afternoon, and were duly
inspected az required by law. About noon the va
rious regiments composing this Brigade assembled at
different points n the upper section Of the City where
they were Dspected regarding uniform and arms by
the Reg mental Inspector.
At three clock, = NJ. the Brigade line was form
ed on The Fifth av., with the right resting on Wash
ingtOn. square There was full turn out, and the
various companies in their elegant and snowy un-
forms, presented fine appearance. The windows
and balconies of the dwellings along The Avenue aud
III. street for many blocks filed with spectators
Shortly sitter 3 O'Clock Brigad-r General Spicer
ano staff es follows appeared on the ground aud in
spected the RIigaoe riding up and down the hoe, the
various bends meantime performing I'll all Column
bia." Staff Brigade, Major Charles IL. smith; Bri-
cade Judge Advocate Lucius Pitken Ho-pita Sur
geon, ID. w. Wainwright; Engineer, j. Bronghtp;
Aid.oe- Camp Lawrence; Pay Master Z. L. Wood;
Brigade Qu1rter-Master, G. Wan wright
Immediately after the inspe ;tion the line broke
into column and marched down Brood way and through
the Park, leasing in review before the Mayor and
meubers of the Common Council
This Brigade numbers four regiments, viz: First
RI gmtnt commanded by Col. John Il Ryrle, s
com posed Of fire companies which are all cavalry or
iebt artillery.
Second Regiment commanded by Col +. Bogert,
is composed of nine companies Of infantry. VIZ;
State Grenadiers-City observation-disclosures Fl-
sileers-German Il hrs--COlumbItn X ies 5 Siss
Rifles Continental Guard ana Hig hland Guard The
uniform Of these companies is different.
Third Regiment commanded b. II. Col. Menck,
consists OF ten companies when are al Hd-sars.
Tie men beOpgi ing to this regiment nearly all ma
tives of Germany.
Seveniy.frst Regiment, commanded by Col. Vos
burr h, numbers eight companies. This regiment is
composed entirely Of rife companies, and numbers
$50 men, all of whom Are Am, rcars.
After leaving the Park the Brigade marched to the
upper part Of the City again. where the various COM
pares were dismissed
The sight in the Park during the parade was very
brilliant and drew hundreds Of spectators upon the
ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The new steamer Plymouth Rock for the Boston
and Stoniogton route wens on a trial trip yesterday
morning with large party on board.
VESSEL BURsED.-We cut the following from The
N,r- H0ren Regis'er Of the 18th inst: vessel was
seen On fire opposite ibia city, yesterday sfernoon
from the End Of Long Wharf. The smoke was 90
dense that The character Of the vessel could not be
ascertained even with spy glass II was visible for
three quarter Of al hour. II must have be N about
fifteen miles from this port Other vessels were
In the eigbborhood Of the burning one, and mast
have been able to the persOns on board. The
burning craft must have gone down, az the smoke
suddenly disappeared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
MURDER CASES.
TRIAL OF CHARLES GRAHAM FOR THE
MURDER OF JOHN WILSON.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
Before judge MITCHELL.

The 'isoner is a young man, dressed in the gsrb
of sailor, having on a light blue shirt, without
Jacket, &c. He is charged with causing the death Of
Wilson on 9Th June last, board ship Kncker-
booker off Pier No. North River. Mr.. Edmund
Blenkmsp assigned by the Cour, assisted by his
brother, Mr. b. J. BiaDkman, appeared in his be-
half; the Distriet-Attorney fOr the prosecution.
Mr.. Blaukman said he was not ready 70 go on,
unless his witnesses were present The Distrct-At-
torney remarked that witnesses were present at
the act and that there could not be many. Mr.. Il.
replied that there was some medical and other festl'
mODy be was dts.rous 10 have. On the ante orten
exanliI alton, deceased stated that on Thursday,
about 9 o'clock PM, the prisoner and himself were
on board the chip IN the forecaste Deceased turned
into lis bunk ON the larboard side, when prisoner
came from the staIboard side, and told de-
ceased TO give him 81. Prisoner drew his sheath
knife and bed il in bis hand as be spoke; deeeased
said let him 20 his chest and he would get IT. he
went 10 his chest, but found that hs psntalons, con
tanning his money had been stolen he stated the tact
TO prisoner, who was then behind bin, and who i'm
meo lately, and without "a, ing anything stabbed him
in the b. * wlih the knife, and Immediately walked
out of the orecaste there We're other sesnen GA the
staIboard Of the fVrecasu- at The time but none
OF he larboard side deceased feil on the hOor be
ask I'd Scotch Lad who came up 10 him 10 call one OF
the mates; deceased and prisoner hsd been drinking
half hour before that, and prisoner was under the
Dhuuce Of bqIori they bad had NO quarrel; ue-
ces Cd thought the reason that prisoner stabbed him
was because he ldeceasedl had not given hin the -
The matter in respect TO witnesses having been ar
ranged, the impanpelDg of Jury was proceeded 10,
and the following after the Usual questions had been
put as 10 bias. &c the District Attorney inquirng
IL esch case particularly If the Juror knew or <as
relative to tie prisoner At the bar without much de-
Law some few, as usual, without any apparent good
esuse being challenged on the part Of def5nseJ
sworn ard iulpaI Deled:
Peter Hart, :. venteenth Ward tailor Warren A.
Griffin Seventh Ward, fish dealer Be0j. z. Beck
man, Tenth Ws1d, lsodsrs; John Cunningham rnir-
,eenth Ward grocer; James Macsesn, sixth Ward,
cltlk; Henry james, Fifteenth Ward; Luke Carl
gan, Second Ward, liquors; Dennis Lsndsrs, FIT
tenth Wmd, resiaurs,er; John Pullman, Z ghteenih
Wald, importer; Lewis Chichester, Seveath Ward,
agent Erssius II. Muuson, Nineteenth Ward mer-
chant: James Munson, TSenrieth Ward, block
nsker Jurors Dot impanLeled were discharged I'LL
frusy, al 10 clock.
Evidence was then taken eonespos ding With the
fse's heretofore published. The case was closed in
ne att moon, ana the jury after An Absence Of about
az hour, returned vsrdic, Of aAssLApeHTEE
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COMMITTEE on DENTISTRKCRYSTAL
PALACE.

To u, Editor Of The " Y Tribune
SIR: In reply to the attack made upon me in The
TRIBUsE Of Oct. 10, by Dr. +. Parmly, dentist, now
residing in Paris have only to call the atenti IN Of
the readers Of TIE TRIBUNE to the folio wing letter
from gentleman well known to the public the
late Professor of Chemistry and Philosophy in Co.
lumbia College those who are DESTROYS Of know
ing more of the merits of the controversy will do we'll
TO consult Tie Dental Ners Letter for April and
July. Yours, &c. CHAs. {. ALLEN,
No IA West Eleventh-st.
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THE TURF.

UsIoy COURSE, LI-TRoTTISG.-Mstchfo for =, 900
between Don and Whalehone, two mile aud repeat TO
wagon. Came of yesterday afternoon. Tue race
which was a capital one, won by Don.
This is the second match between these
lorses; when they were ma;ehed before, Whale
bone was considered out of order wing just been
tab On off the road and defa FL easy. Now having
UNDERGONE trcibinc il was thought by his owner HIS
chances were much better he looked altogether an
altered horse Don the fayOrite At 500 10 500,
and after the flint heat 800 to s2O. WhalebOne
acted rank the first hea, barely saving his distance
thu second heat be laid down his work and trotted
we'll Don won the heat and race by length. The
following is a summary of the race
WEDNESDAY,, Oct ll.-Trottng Match for $1,000
two mile heat and rspeat to wagon
H. Woodruff ns b q. D-n.....................1 !
G. spicer rs Walobone. ..................2
Time 6r,t heat Tine. second heat
lst mile
Total.......5:29t Toisl.........5:ai
JyIos COURSE l.. I-TRoTrISG.-T aesdHy, Oct
10 The race bet seen Sir Corson and Joe Miles for
s4so nile heats ia barness; the former received for
felt. There was u race made up between br. <. Jun
and the gr III. Lady Butts, mile heats to $50 ID
wagons, which won by jim in two straight
heats.
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COURT OF COMMON pLEAs-B.fors Jadss DAILY
SUIT AGAINST MERCANTILE AGENCY FoR ALLEoEh
LIBEL.

SUIT AGAINST MERCANTILE AGENCY FOh abLh"SD
LIBEL.
Amos Keeler sgt Sheldon P. Church
This suit tired about a year ago, wnen the
Jury could not agree to damages anouo ad AZ
30 Geo, for the publication Of the folio 20 sto ~ ne
the pubson being 10 this City where the defendant fesaes
and plaintiff resided in MHsssippi
30 I. EEELER O.csI This youth mas 10Y niHIIoo sn9
has bought good brick AZ about oV on "nco
stock OF goods OF hi, aher (Amos Keeler who e'
IDENTIFY -winds his creditors a. rs neither Psys
his debs money turns over tins sons notes Insy
father and s0nJ receiving the attention OF Jonn
Top storney who will perhaps break up the sale ana SUP
iect the goods for the old mans debu ="
The suit 4 brought By the father Amos sboSe) for the s-
leged libel -
In deferse IL Is s.d that Mr. Church employed BY eer
n merchants In New York who had business transactions
with and were called upon sell goods credit TO n.rehsa
the West proceed hsss pp add ohe, stsss sne
ssceItsn aud the character ana saDdns OF ms
GENTLE houses that obedience sad employ nen ,ns
planned Of made by the house 70
He made in good faith without malice ana WIZ
proper design ard that not circulated ereep, n,s %
few who sent him ont; and further mat 1ne sa
Gle was
In reply denied being and was aimed s.e
the reports In question were for the peeunA bene.
fendslt The case on For plaintiff Mess Ogden hoanAn
(Aoney Genea and j. Bslnbridge Smith FOR deeDds nns
hessEs. James 7. Brady aud l. Chapman, Js
Before Judge DAILY.
CLAIM FOR DAMAGES.
James b Green ss' Second AYenus Railroad Compsnies
Plaintiff bad contracted in regard 70 the roaa, ne
so square ards st SIC per yard When 10 n1n
completed Twenty eshfhst the Company declined 70 y.
bin proceed and be bngs action 10 recover - ~
In defsrse IL .aid hz there contract snh tnsI
s3oto For psiniia Mr. silEmsn and NJ. Cowies. For
defendant. Aessrs. Schell and Hnchinks.
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THOMAS HoGG, the well-known and skillful florist,
died Of bis late residence in this City Wednesday,
in the 18th year Of his age. He was for many years
tie proprietor OF the finest flower garden this island
and has, probably, furnished more bridal bouquets
han any other in The State. He wa universally
respected by those who knew him.
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[AfversissmsntI . -,
LIFE. SIZE PHOTOGRAPHs.-The attention oil

IN. puhoe q called 10 cur style Of Dssggsasoryrn
sarn IN sres he life ss fS sarp~ssns IN eeps2 o.
tore ard hi.re, be mot snshed psntns eanvss Inc
size. ress bps he delicate Miniature on ivory.
4. to hsere.. and durability they ere us-upAsed n
OF sny .se. can be made by the proee-s from V
s-er-~ofypes fskGD o.iy byJ GvssESS c. FsxcsaesS
~ Rue base du Rsrp.rt Paris sac Broadway, ~ X.
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CoscrRT.-Mr. Aptommas, the best Harpst wh'
has yet visited this country, being now permanently
settled in New.York, will give Harp Soirte this
friday evening at Dodworth's Rooms, No. eos
Broadway, assisted by Nine. Wallace Bouchelle,
Mr.. Timm and Mr.. Allen bod worth, to commence at
o'clock.
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fA1yeriserentl
CHANDELIERS AND Gas FIXTURRs.-Our as

coprses and original designs modelled and
nsnDfct1Td establishment Dealers and others
invited examine which will be sold the most
favorable Prompt attention will be xyen to the
ton Of orders
Wsrerooms Nos @ and 81 Johnst, Factory No. 535 SsT
aud SO Vest lith st., ". Y. MITCHELL, BAILEY u Co.
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o. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.

Mr. Banes, merchant Of this City, charged with fit
ug out bark suver and arrested the charge sal
ready Monday has given bail in the of sl0S
Mr. EDWARD Banker sbpchsndler No ~ soaths. and Mr..
Chsres srpsb becoming h sureses Mr. John Anthem has
been epgsged bis counsel The pun hment proven for
fitting vessel for the ade Is fine AID imprisonment
in the State Prson
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fAdvertiseulent1

PHREsOLoGY-ProfF FOWLER, No. 800 Broad
way ,ves his exclusive attention to the denesOn Of ehse-
on Physiological and Ply sooesl principles Advice in
rsrd 20 health oeeuDsion development etc ETC. included
With chart, and descriptions daily and evenings No.
Ns Broadway twohlccts above ,he Perk.
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IL TIE THIRD DreRrr. and the prisoner vas sen
t.rc. 10 three years IN the STATE Prison.
The trial Of William Fowkes for the MURDER OF I'd
ward Began by shooting will b. called on to-day
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Adverisementl
BRASS ROLLING MHL.-Manufacture of sheet

rolled and plsters BrA,s and G-man Silver
Bras- Copper End German Silver Wire; Bros and Cooper
TubnPi Bras Kettles; German Silver 10 tie Insot
Also dealers IN Ingot Copper Bsncs Tin Soeter Nickel
&c Orders from dealers Others solicited Mil At Water.
bury, Conn tore Nos IS and 81 Johpst Hew-York
BEsEDcr BUESHAa Nalufacturn. Company
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advertisement 4

" you tOfIIt up 70 '"t
bot ~ ssid state merchant the other day after be
lad made his bull Of CaocgERY establishment There
large number Of merchants stoppirs there and ~
pr.ees you can sell every ~ them, I kssr
seid We Ny friend 6our drau around hotels for
euiiome bot al ssk Of close tuyers and
Us and hhey be judges Of Ware prices &C. >y bsy" This
say 70 all
Our No. : ls5 Pesrl-st. 6oor below Maiden lsae.
GoULDs ELLIOTT, Importsrs-
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TAdveri.ementI
EDWARD II. DIXON, Editor Of THE SCaLPEL

sgd author Of Womsn and Der O-sses and Practical Treatise
% Dieas, Of The sexual System Consulting sod Operating
surreon No a hav. Rupture Hsmorrhnids Hydrocele
ard VsTieocee fectusy sud radically BY eonpira
lively pan process Patients received when necessary
a. The Editors Private Hospital in l4h where every
fort OF domestic he provided. Oiee hou frem 20 g. II
toS and 20 evenings st the Editors residence y 5hav
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BOARD Of SUPERVISORS

This Board stood adjourned to yesterday afternoon,
but there was no qaoruu The Recorder said tina, il
was proper they should adjourn, and be would have
proposed ii bad there been quorum, on sccoun, of
the late calamity