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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
vi undersigne ed have recently built large an
4 tal Warehouse the Canal Petersburgh, and are
now prepared transact any Produce Commission or
Warding business entrusted them. Censignees viii DC
promptly notified of the arrival their Goods charges
in all cases warranted to give satisfaction.
dec6-tf BARR Il MORGAN. Petersbgrgh, A.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL $500 OOO-aH paid in IN CAST

CaPITAL $500, O00-alE paid in IN CASH.
TTHIS Company commenced business about oneyear
i'll intention of doing safe and fair business with
large Cash Capital and S. L. LoOms at its head
protection the assured equal any Insurance Com
many the world Policies will be issued by the subscriber
on Buildings Merchandise, Household Goods. &C., &c.
s. L. LOOMS, Pres't.
ALLEN G. HALLOGE. Ag't..
Main street. opposite The Bank.
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P. G. O7RILEY & Co,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
I.E = Il O II "a NJ FL g,
EVANSVILLE, MI.


Storage, Forwarding and Commission
LIT - IL Q Il "a III RI g,
EVANSVILLE, mi.
rs : HAVING fitted up mamno s.zzT~ :
ga Wharf Boat, the largest on the 1850
Ohio River the most substantial manner. pre-
oureare eth
without exposing to the nclemeney ofthe weather.
property; and partcuarattentonw paid to Receiv
ing Storing and Forwarding, and also to the sale OF my
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly filed
p. G. ORILE returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
merous friends for their former patronage, and respect
FL " solets continuance ofthe same, which Will be
store Room. wen supplied viii be kept forthe ae-
commodation Of Boats and their orders carefully hed
mh3-d6wly P. G. O'RILEY d GO
wEsTHEX FEED SAGRTogLTgR B. !, RI. -HoUs
EEAR4a4EtBs. ~ sesT ATE q Csss
HFAETFA 6TIJE2 EEF2s Dealers in all kinds Of Farm
VI Garden Implements Moving Reapipg and Thresh-
stTeetopposite Bank OF Louisville. Louisville, Ky.
DAMAGED HARDWARE.
~ NJ GRIFFITH has still large amount ofHardFare
on hand damaged by and water which he is selling
sso goods are Tost bargain Buildor and Mechanics
all kinds viii find it their before purchasing else
"isiS % can anu BE1Es Iires Ware House
Back OF the new Court fiouss.
b es TO si e t4 for F Igr 6h9[
ed to close ont this stock. apSl-d&w
EHEO DozEE EHsANAE7S
CINCINNATI DY ENG EsTABLEsH0EENT,
Corner Che nut and opposite Henry Lutz Groee
SANoY DER Steam scourer and Renher of Dry Goods
N and formerly Foreman st Cincinnati for Mr. Ieasdale
Cleans ~ Steam ladies Gsnhernens Clothes SILK
Grape Cashmere shawls Of query scrip
ton and finishes equal t. Pyss every Kind Of stqs &c
spots stains from SILK Dresses dry ithout
nprin color ors He also cleans and refnishes Cur
Also he cleans Carpets and finishes them equal to new at
fair rates oetis-1yd&w
"A er Grapes. satin silks. Ribbons, etc. just reeey 3D.
and for sale at remarkably low prices ,, ~, go
my3O WM. LGlWEN TIL AL&CO.
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FIRE! RUN BUT sGON STOPPED.
T0HN BgRTiS hnoing ra her warm quarter on W9ter
y has removed opposite the M T. Church on Lo
where Flour Lime, Bacon and Bran can be had
| wholesale ana retail my18
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LAW pARTNEsTESHE

VAs G. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE. Attornes at Law.
ID Evansville indiana associated themselves part
in the practice Of the Law and will continue to prace
adjoining counties and in the supreme and
They design turning their attention parte
ulary land law In short time they viii be prepared to
give minutes abstract of the title to almost
lot in Evansville its engagements or in Lanased to-
gether with their professional opinion as to the title II
sir
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CnsPArr,rNr,TsNEarp

FSNHE undersigned have this day formed pa
n under the firm of Hendricks AeRea, and will contin
the Boot and Shoe business the old stand of v K Her
bricks & Go. V. K. HENDRICKS,
deel2-H W. a. MCREA,
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@@HA SACKS Blairsyille Mills Flour;
@eO IS do PoseyvilIe do DO; in store aad 10 s
by mv22 T. BACON & co. Main 81
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coon NEUG G0OD NEWS,

y
1 @. GAUNT, proprietor of the New York Bakery,
e. made ngement for supplying families with bread
rusk bupns and biscuits fresh every day. delivered at
their houses
The Lunch Room will be opened every day those
Wanted boy about IL years age. trade
rs ieIa-
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DrSSitHETEGN

FTNE heretofore existing between the
z dersgned. under the firm of v b. Hendricks & Co.,
this day dissolved by mutual consent
V. X. HENDRICKS.
decI5-tf JOS Fl. HEN DRICKS.
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SgGksk CORDS seasoned Ash. Hickory and Dog wood
eS&TSZ Tor sale. These persons wanting wood will
leave their orders at TH0S. BACON & CO.'S,
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EETE have very large house of our own filed with
w choice iee which we commence to deliver next
Monday morning. for the season, customary prices
Persons wishing TO be snpplled BY u.s. will please leave
their orders at II. BACON IL CO.'S
mYI0 Family Grocery.
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RECH VAREETaES OF WALL PAPER!

EsECH VARIETIES CF WALLPAPER!
-. JUST RECEIVED!
&htCHMITF q STARE have just received at their Paper
~ and upholstery store First street.
Sycamore alaTge assortment of the richest
well as the lowest priced qualities of WALL PAPER.
with Window Blinds, Fire Boards of
the attention Of the public is asked and also to the Low
prices Rooms papeTed in the STYLE done
promptly my4 3m
PIANOS! PIANOS!
JUST received by the undersigned few superior Pauo
og Fortes the celebrated mandatory of Peters
Crg & Co. which for sweetness and durability tone
perfection of finish unsurpassed by any of Eastern
make. These splendid instruments Tor sale at
prices and all wishing to purehase are
quested to call and examine them.
ap1O T. CONJUNCTION e. co
corner OF Main and First sts
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CAMPBELL d GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER 6.
EfENET MAKERS, ST
FIRST STREET RETwEEN. VINE AND DIVISION
EVANSVILLE I'M

mediate attention. anI0
CABINET MA KERS, STOCK.
n UST received,
eS 100 gross bed crews. fiat and square head
500 feet Safe WIre
200 dog Iron Cupboard and TIL Locks;
loo doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
geo doZ do do Table to
loo dOz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
200 Gilblet Point Screws assorted all sizes:
AGO sets Furniture Castors Brass Iron Wheel:
50 doz Cabinet Files and Rasps ass d lengths;
80 doz Looking Glasses, ass'd sizes;
so reams sand paper;
Just reefs ana for sale by APPS BABCOCE BRO.
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE


PRINTS
SMA CASES Fancy Prints reed this day. and for sal
NV for Cash only by JAMES Low & CO..
jedi 41S Main St., Louisville, Ky.
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- THERE PROBABLY. WAS. New
fa@ Err better assortment of Piano Fortes n
III iii n Hthis city than now be found n o. rs
NJ u INVEST Fourth street--Chekering' Wood
ward Browns Brown az Aliens j. Glherts. with Eol
attachment H. Worcesters, and tho Western Manufao
turing C0mpanys Pianos the best to be found
this Most of these instruments combine exceen
ces seldom found in the majority of pianos offered for sale
here elsewhere.
An unlimited warrantee given with each instrument.
w. F. C0LBURN,
je4 Piano and Music Dealer, Cincinnati.
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zFLoUR at the City Mills 50 wholesale retail. We
ep5-.f ]. N. Ross, AGENT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

FFHE partnership heretofore existing
e Glover and Theron Pameter. in the Lumber
at Evansville Ind, under the firm of John E. Glover
Co. dissolved 18th day February
persons indebted the those having claims
against the same. will call upon the undersigned for settle
ment as he alone is authorized settle
co-partn ership. JOHN f. GLOVER.
n. B.-The business viii be continued by J.F. c.
APPS
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ON Dir is. GORGAS, DENTIST,
uh1ApoAhE OF THE BALTIMORE COLLEGE f DEN
-,F TAI SURGERY.
s r hAsfMG permanently located in Evansville.
N1ITTHytAe public. All operations performed IL the
from single tooth to entire set e'i 4Hoo+ 'sN
DR.. Casselberry's 4@ OPP0stse
HOPKINS * READ
ITAVE hand hne stock Of iadies kid si1t and
Ii Lisle thread glsvesi twisted silk mitts Ta
thread. aud cotton hose. Also very choice stock %
dren's and misses hose and gloves-all low prices
2ple-3m HOPKINS & RFAn
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HALL, DODDs g. CO.'S
FIRE PROOE 3 Esq

WE have on hand a supply
Of those FIRE PRooF Safes,
which we offer atlow fgares.
For their superior quail
ties, we refer to New York
and Virginia State Stock
Bank. Crescent City Bank,
G.. Copeland. Broker and
Banker, J. II. Mashee SO.
and Bement & yiele.
CHURCHILL. Agents,
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ENGAGE YepETRg EsERFTEF

MFRS. E: HAFF would invite the attention Of her
1fA friends and the fact that if she
ceives sufficient number of orders her doing
she will fruits in tin and warrant them to give
satisfaction at the folio wing rates:
Peaches Ounces, Plums and Backberres, per b.
Hotels steamboats, giving large orders for Tomatoes viii
be supplied per h. Persons giving orders before
the opening CT the be supplied at these low
Persons wishing samples obtain them at the
ner of First and Locust streets. je2
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:
The Navy Retiring fDiii.

As the Naval Board appointed under the late net Of Con
for pruning the Jrg0nef OF the service have
cluded their labors md Of the rcsus of their
nquiiton have transprod and calculated 10 excite
a controversy the whole subject, rcpublish
the crsl portion of the under witch thc board
organised, 10 witt
That practicable after the passage Of this
act the President of the United states shalt a
Board OF Naval Oncers TO be assembled TO consist IL
captains ntc commanders md i've lieutenant. which
board, under such regulations the Secretary ~ the
Navy may prcfcribe shah make careful examination
into the efficiency q d. ooer" q ,hc rag ho,elaai
navy the and rank u a ocer ~ the said ga,
who IL the Jpdgment Of said board, shall be- incapable
o perioi ming promptly ani enccntiy all their duty,
iDfh ashore and anoat and Whenever said board shs
Ossyc that said ucempetency has arisen from
implying suincent blame the part ~ the officer -
justify IL they shnii recommend that his BE stFck
en- altogether from The rolls
That 80 who shalt be found by the snid board
Incapable Of erofming the duties ~ their respective
ocea, aha- gfaie- hall II such finding be approved
by tie President, be dropped from hc rolls pacel "a
The order IS th,r rank and seniority tle time nppn
hi IN the navy Register q be eniitled tho reserved ,
and thp placed the reserved st shal oreYe the
leave a brencc pay the uF0agh pay 70 which they
may he entitled When placed according - the ropor'
Of the board nnd approval ~ the President and shl b.
Ineligible 70 further promotion but shall be sabjcc, 70
the order ~ the Navy Department AZ all times for uty
ard vacancies created - the active service list ~ placing
officers tie reserved list shall be- hei by regular pro-
motion Ia the order q rank Or seniority And ohcers
who may be promoted u oil the vacancies created ty
the rcscrsed lat hal while unemployed receive only
the leave of absence waiting orders pay
which they would have teen entitled u such praoson
had not been MADE but when employed AZ sea
other duty they shal receive in addition "a such leave
o sbsonc.n waiting orders pay the difference be-
tween the wRi ing orders az leave ~ absence pay
and The wet fcvice pay Of the grade b. which they
may b. ytomoted provided hat the scrutipy and
reryaon q officers hall extend only 70 the grade Of
captain, mtuander, Lieutenant, masters and passed.
midshiI men.
That nothing in this net contained shall he construed
70 restrict, apply 70, impair the regular promo'ion Of
officers ia tile ersieo It ~ the navy who may D. Al
any time entitled 70 promotion conseueui upon deaths
dIsInstals retgnatons In The naval service In
any 70 sbrdgc impair the rght ~ "a. secre
ary 81 the Navy 10 place any officers npDp furlouyh
That nothing IN his act shali be construed 70 Ia.
crease the aggregate number ~ officers.
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Visit 81 the Misses Eync and Mr., Harrisc~ 70
our Charitable Institutio.nr.

pleasant private party consisting of Miss Louisa
fyne, her sister Mr. Harrison ant few fisuds yisittH
the Charitable Institutions Ran sls ana laack wel y
Islands yesterday Governor Vest had informed of
their desire, aud although not present to wccoc them
himself made every preparation Tor their reception.
barge was in readiness at the of >snty-'th atrcst
and conveyed them in rev minutes 20 Rackwelps
sand, where they joined by d.. Sanger. IN
Island where they entertained their iaudiug
hundred hoys from eight to fifteen years OF age with
banners Tying and drums beating, marched counter
marched, ana performed various cyoutons with pre-
chion and order tnat might be proGtably studied ny
many OF our otder military eompanies Then winding
up with three cheers they proceeded the school
where speech made by one Of their nun.
Der returning their thanks TO the company Tor
their visit. When the ycuthfai tor resumed
his seat Mr.. John \. Genin responded in n particu
hriy happy and appropriate manner, after which
Miss J., ne sang Hope, Sweet Home - and those who
heard her viii easily forget The i'm presson II made
There were ieW whose eyes did not hll the recoec
hons - eaeinp and even the children much affect
ed THO wa then sung by Miss Iyne, her sister aud
Mr. Harrison in their usua admirable styie after which
the children commenced singing 'Nipeis blue Soies r
the Ift song, We were Afterwards informed that Miss
Tyne learned. The mcmories of tho-e DAYS when she
was herself u child, we're recalled by the incident,
and tor few she could with diMenty restrain
the emotions II excited. Here -hc also sang for the c
dren aud must have been great satisfaction her
see tie pleasure which She afforded % them and the
htary manner in which they expressed their feeling.
From Eandnll's Island the company went 10 BAckwela
where after seeing the institutions they entertain
cd BY DR.. sanger aud his amabe lady with their we'll
known hospitality. After spending about hour here
they returned to the city, much pleased with all they
had seen.
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Marine Court.

iti3ic non, JuFtlcf BrlNAU
SUI. i5.-carier ag Fohnfy.--ActiJn IN brought 10 re
cover s4oo and upwards from The defendant sho the
vel know comedian Barney winisms for gas as,urss
and ofnAmens for the lighting and decorating Of place
offmusenent ~ 10 BOwery. Ia which Ethiopian enter.
tanmen's have been given BY Charles White. In 1861,
late 10 the year White who then the essee u She
Fr'miSe- contracted With The plaintiff 70 n ~ rork IL
question lie Ftafed that he ae'el the 9e.rnfsnt's
agent y aipeared however, that thu contract Ia
Hrtng snl that the name ~ liahrffy not IN the
faTer A. MI nor wa II executed W White agent ~
dti rAAnt iBbety sf eTpsfaa fSog t1pnty-one years
&tafe oi The ITeuse and built buling apan the
II III" IT. N which thee fixture huf ornsaens ssfe
Ilactd " July, 1854 an agreement vas made between
ths e1hutant aud White, in vhch White erpresslf
prohibited fr,m biB8ng The defcnisni personally ~ any
Written oral contract IN any 3ther ~,
spIesrcc in proof that portion IL the rors d1ns
arfr Aa' Zine and tie retainer of whitf twnS ais
the ngfceDent had contingent Interest ~ ~. pre.
nises) and ~i'bouf ibe direction ~ Yabetiy Mr IT,
Holmes council for the dessbdsni c,auieg al
NATTER y A~ II. That Sic csn;rae; a 1851 t..
tween White and he plaintiff va prosrrc'lve al. ~
iui fustpsnr upon pfsnsfss ~ -hirh whites nprss,
fufyifei fhs performance M tbs cntrAc; AMI - vtb
80 any pristy between She plAnla aaf ts defend
ant That any pt0inlse e. PAY by The defenasnt -,
lnoFeiAtye Rgnias him unlsss nais ID ths tl.lyii1
oifectly ~ - character ~hish would urBg /, sftau,
tie siaute q Nfeaas. a That tote vuff Il Ne sgfss
Qneni - TIE agreement ~ july 1854 the defsant -.
rUf Nspls fr ths that Wh.is Who ordered n rss
Invtr Unaef - rrovitions - bind ,ta srffaSglt
The Court sceedsd ~ tess p-SyDtfskns r. - ~ ft
dsrea lud1rnfn f9f dsfsn1snt With eosts
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Reply or the Camden and Arn.o, COMPANY.

me Executive Committee Of the Camden ana Anboy
Kan cad som amy have Published in the Trenton AHef.
toH o. Septcmbcr IL report The late Burlington
aseaIly Tie main points that the regulation tcia
tive % trains sanng certain time ana hen adyanein
was sanitary enabling the conductor 70 expedite
ne ttain without danger OF collision that inpossl
be 70 dersc means @ protect trains fron eudden and
un'c'tSe'n accidents ha, "in all particulars the iav of
the state ana the regulations o. the company were ay
complied With ty those agen,s and employee having
charge Of lSyfaiiie On the 29ih ~ August p aud in a
VIVID that ~ proper lockout the pAr' % IN brale
man, conductor and engineer observed. the npted
Was usual and lawful the wsrniag wHisIe vas sonn.d
and all due diligenV vigilance and ptccnuti1n tu
dousIy and slTupalcasIy Pgactised.'
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10 TnE rDrroa ov rng nrgatD.

fBfMfFItfs, rfri - trf'.
on ths evening n ihs iiih Instant = senslisrsts n
ftay ,eeanei A. this rsoe. - ffs3ess fe'erwiosi
~ celebrate what ia college pasianse q isnaaihst"f
harm ty-ss.D Ihis spsse. = srrasaisv hss ~ ytaf'
been prsstdai Sasssu H mssh p ~ snrasefnsns 4
thc eIf'gers ~ tsfers pow - y f~u npesi ~
fbc aufAorlglsa etcepi - lts - siafenis A.
sstntisa fAe College tatdPas Afa uasnfs pffr*el ~
The street O1erua tlOsingl slfis w ~ee suSSeslY
p,s1v. II ssat hsf - III Nayog mi - Jss> tgs 10
~ nan rnnasi fwfyes bnFirg latf tanfs up1n
.oae - fn dstuand rsfsflng T. aesnssi@tgs kts
1900 - ssa r. ~ Ffgund wrnsrsl hsht soKtna
u .tgh 49, fasrat<fs = 80 gotfs pretty severely
NJ ss.f-f..fsraffiy Nses vsFe 1st Ths ss~slaei n
go lie omrrlt h.ghlf pfsssworfhf nts ~ tss
49, sEfse eovaf1its aod Fdie py4s aAass ~ aaths
rt have tseu cFalufed ~ al - ~ most resf4ftAi
sft4sts sffhf r'scs Tts ktvor e,H'fleresf rtea. a.
so sst n s'se sfsTu fvsniy siod~ris fstfas ig
wespn her torna. vifn h. t4t4 81 la&ef
rsFst ~ tfHisrebsy r1ngstt~s hel.4ts tis.f ftt
,sfBg thft frfnafau - frtfs&isd iussasfslF wfhtn
e<sFs vbsnos h. sl.s.ysd su9 Ssluaa's4 80 SO
grg tttffs * 80 retss. Nssss h@s nsgs tssn rpff
s.rssss ass II 'bis s.s'stttfiy lafasier 4 ~
brtgs tat. r'ffs vcaM htts ptfraisa ~ -. =
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YTHE NEW BOOK by THE AUTHOR or ALONE
i THE HIDDEN PATH,

Oassc!egaa 12rno price 81 20.
From ihe New York Evening Pos..
The folio this which dad In the Rich
nonf Emo Is doubtless from The 81 Mrs.
Anna Cor Richie and contains Just tribute 20 The literary
talents the successful female writer which Virginia has
yet produced:-
ts noble production 1--WE the adjective In is fuest
sensc lie upon table the hearth be the ehoi
companion true hearted Vrginian Foster this gifted
daughter ot the South with the expanng sunshine appreci
alton. the refreshing dews prsesimulaie undegeloped
genius which has yet penned It's Inspiration walk
her emulate her share her honors
let Virginia produce few such writer's and he cry that
the South has literature oil s ~ sencei for
s'Ihe Hidden Paih' work that North South, East
West point to with the finger Of honest pride and
Our daughter sends this the wordpours this
balm into wounded heartsraccs for wavcng erTlng feet
Ibis Hidden PATH which leads the grea, goal OF eternal
peace"
J: 9: DERBY, Publisher, New York, and for sale by an
booksellers
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New York state Temperance Convention.

Al meeting of the Executive Committee Of the New
York state Temperance Society held sept. H. 1850 the
following resolution unanimously adopted -
Resolved, That the President Vice rresidenis AMI
executive ocers of the New York State Temperance 80,
cc'y are requested 70 meet in tho city Of Utica Tues
day, The ID day of October next
Members 81 the eo;icty and all friends Of prohibition
in favor ~ eleciing to Office only such
total nhtaincrs from Intoxicating drinks beverage
invited 90 meet with them and ahe part IN thcr
liberation. Iy order ~ the Executive Committee
Ei,WARiLc DfJANhN, President.
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Lots along here

25x40, with IL feet extension. Lots along here
are worth about 3,OO0
On the northwest corner Of Lexinh 'oh avenue
and Thirty ses enth street, Mr.. Williams - putting
up two brown stone and brick houses, toge. w f'S
65, three stories and attic.
These, we believe, make up the principal impro'S :
nents now begun on Thrty-ssventh street. We
sha next take up Thirty sixth and other streets and
he aysnne2
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lust Pu BLIsHED. ,--.., -, -. ,,...,.-
haakon map OF ihe Crnea and Battle sea with
portraits OF principal crowned heads, also. Russian,
French English and Turkish officers Vhf Is the only suhen.
view given Of Cronsiadt showing the position AMI
correct of all the orii1catl0ns with The OF
in each plan of sebustoposoutheasi yew--showpg
Great Redap, Mnmelon and Nalako towers, drawn
the spo a.so allied forces in the Ormel Baltic Sea &c
Agents wanted in ever sae sell hcet and pocket maps
of tle useful character.
size OF msp 2fxs2 inches. Prize, 2sc beautifully eolored
Sent by 10 OF the ior postage
Agents wansed TO sell from ist Of The popular maps
published. Letters OF aaar, promptly answered. cat
logue and peoimen sheet free to the trade.
A. II. JOCEI.YN, 80 Nassau street n. Y.
N. B.-Ncwfpapers copying The above, and sending The
same TO The oace, viii receive lhree copies
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city Politics.
City Politics.
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CosvEs-

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At a meeting u the republicans u ths Fourteenth
ward, On Friday evening" 4. % Allen presiding and "a.
ward Coe acting as secretary, william ". Kuhn and
George Hoberfon elected delegates 10 the Rpubb
state Convention.
DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
Three four ~ The delegates 70 Tho Repubi
can stase Convention Sa 20 be 90 fa bias, Fri
Jay evening but nothing fansprci y their proceed
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mediate Yesterday ~ several isan1 members ~ the
Republican General Committee and the Eepublesn
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