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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-22

H.left- ECKFORD LINE. -i u.
Leaves New York daily Sabbaths excepted No transshi
msnt Albany. Steam Lakes.
aPRoPREfoRs AND AGENTS..
g. wiaHs iiia 20 lls Broad St. ssair. New TorA
R. r. Livingston. -, 80, >lr.T-.s - I44
j. @. Patten & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Sinclair g. Co Toledo, Ohio. sEl
Geo. Foster Co.. Evansville. ind, .r-rt Z.
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! MISCELLA LANEOUS.

10 sTHh CiTIZENs. OF s0yTHEhN INDIANA
KENft CkK AND ILLiADiS. &
AS r.sAUSDERS. Civil Engineer. having taken his
~ abode in the city Of ofEgAulle would respectfully
citizens Of the southern portion of Indiana
KAeky and illinois, that he is prepared to furnish PlAns
work of any description
Seranng 20 his professon Water Works Drainage
Land. Railways Turnpike Plank other Roads the I'm
prsYement of Rivers for nzyig CATION purposes, otc
Of ability fro m l. b. Wilson Esq Chief IA
Salem Railroad; Judge Hughes
20 Ind George Dunn of Bedford, Ind II.
y. Wilson, y Engnser of New Albany, Ind, aud H. @.
Moore Chief Engineer of the E.. l. and c. Straight
Zine RAiirs aa, be seen arr leation. mh2oly
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BELL HANGER

LOCK AND GUN SMITH.
TOBBING such repairing Umbrellas, Pa[asel, mend
- JAMES SPALDIEG,
octs-em Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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OLD oSMEGo LINE. ss aNA-H
foot Broad ", daily. No transshi at
Albany Troy Mark packages 0ld 0swego Line, care
Sinclair & :, Toledo, o. 49, s-.-. 1fe
PROPRiET0ss AND AGENTS.
r. s. Littejohn. 100 Broad street. New York.
Fitzhugh& Littejohn, 0swego. N. Y.
Geo. Foster Co.. Evansville. Ind. ya7
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- BBL New LARD;
Il 500 lbs Dried Beef;
steamer Charleston, a.
dsea
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WHOLESALE DIZZY GOODS.

| WHULESALE DK X GUUDSe, -
WXTE have hand Of the most plete and de-
w srabe stocks Of everything in the DRY Goo1S liss
be foundn the Western Market which ta5
prompt time buyersat remarkably low ous goods
have been selected Eithreat lin quality style and
price, willing duplicate the bills Of regular
house of the mountana Our consists
the folio wing artices Fl 3
and muslins cloths cassimeres satnes
prints nseys lnngs Silks satins vevets yesnEs
carpets cahmeres coburgs apacas laines hats
bonnets ribbons umbrellas seamless bags saths
&C.. De. - 80. ~ 80 -
from Yankee clock cambrc needle. Also large stock
of y.Ss
WELL MADE CLOTHING,
got expressly for trade give entire ssy
faco1. Give call before purchasing
est for selling them. = ttE JOHNSON FRENOH,.
Mainstreet, I'd door ateye State Bank,
ep28 edf gCf Isf. Evans lille, Ind -
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PEI sonal Intelligence,

The Hon. Francis Hncks late Prime Minister Of Cans.
da Governor Anthony Of Rhode Island; and Mr.. E.
George squer late u s. Charge Nicaragua sailed for
Liverpool yesterday, in the steamship Baltic.
ARRIVALS.
At the ST. Nicholas-Mrs. Gen. Hsrney, ST. Louis Capt.
Russia Wsns6y army
aass %S
Lave, Arctic Expedition Hon 2. D. oids, ohio; Hon Amos
Croker Taunton. vs. ''"' '''' S' :
A. the LetrCpoli;aq,Ho.: Isaac Davis Mass Charles
i'm, Boston '"AA ''-A''' 'AA e'' A1""'a oA~'
4. the irving House Msior cro,sman u sA Gen. Cad.
walsder Philadelpbin; Hon. J. Hotchkss, Coma Major
Drills I. s. A; ]. Moxweil, England; Hon. B. Douglass,
Al the Smithsonian Housecol T. NJ Blourch, W ASKING
La Ry Col p 81 rse As s1yy
aSs, ~. dsSsas Ann
I,sIPss The ,s.%siP fssis Me-
iSs ana
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dina date Of ship Geo " Bonne lady and da6ss.es Capt
@ssis % #s AZ MSRi
P:n cs RssnhAs9 Rs a5d byes
f1 f Tsse S.SSs, ssss.n Ssss
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Tod DID, Sallsoa ri NE Nery Ss sa fae
pa1g ba s Hsssss Ris s 1 va ..s
Huston. RIM iillo;son,J Denny, j aTsenhiiI, Nos5
S.S If. S1Ss.:s ia si5 III. H
. T k .esn brig ay sns r.s essss. and
For LIVERPOOL in tho steamship Bsltc Mr. James Harper,
Miss %cI.is p; Gilbert and lady MI, ana Ms. en-
f. s. 81;
R.p sass a's s;' %
sSs az %sSs
sss; s'ss
az
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Mrs TG Mon Msea and friend sSs
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sls ar ady WsS Rso M s snd s:s
EWood, Adams. sollioo y naiaes. N Fuller, NY;
Pheps NJ and sr, ''s Orr aeponsd Rev Gdsahsimor
son Bsit%ors; RssS1.n Ny; ia rsppss, ehiia in
is sss ri rai,i VS. islR gsaS's
"a AsIqP sHS Mares DON'T;
&. FSs. I'm. 81 :Ss
ana Mrs i; Isrsl: s. LONE: Ss:SS AsSsss
issoTSe SON J.sss Gray NY saaSsfn, Port
Hitler, FA NJ: h1ysft md p s.sss
TER, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs Escherers. NY; @ W Kendall,
\ Mr. Monlsop, Jr, Mr.. Bdeau, Mr. II Fane
5essman NY Mr ard Mrs Ih;; Mott rhil.dcPsii;
Cyan, Mr. oppepbeim Geo Heorge b English, Mr.
and Mrs Poullain and two children Misses Potter and
GORE Fiamsr, Lee, Il csrmao. d Kinney, New
York; Bertblot, Ftance; Mr. and Mrs Jacob Lap and
two children Germanyj Magel1 and srn, Mexico; w
ions phiad; Mts Murray DR. jolly, r o'Connor
Mics N Tibee, Rem fren, Geo Besttie fHesinser
npesusIe md SON. N.Y.; Delius, Geo Bcrkepb ,sh ch.s
llorsutc Mexieo Or Mocombe, France; Capt Paten,
Black, N.Y. Mcdowell, q; Chss Lindsay, Pr Garnall.
Augentr, Mexico; Jos Dominica, Cal; Friedman, NY;
vsnt-Tola1 2bI
For Richmond &C. In steamship poauokc-Nrs Mathews
two children ard stIvsn., y Aiken, g wilson, Or J
hspny ficksrsen sof5,se es sler Mss Mary
son stigler Rev Disseli snd daughter ] BALDWIN,
''onf DIavrcnoe VIZ Cares. Chsse G North
- tts stWgn.c,
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LIQUOR DEALERS IN TRoUBLE.-We perceive
that Messrs. Coleman & Stetson, of the Astor
House, under the auspices of the Carson League,
have been brought under prosecution as viola
tors of the liquor law. For many years these
gentlemen Of the Astor House have been the
friends and purvey ore, politically and socially,
of this very Seward coalition which is thus IN
gratefully rendering them evil for good. The
agents Of the very parties who have time and
again enjoyed the champagne and other choice
liquors Of the bountiful Astor House, on the
most liberal and easy terms, are now as re-
morselessly pursuing this firm Of the Astor as If
they were escaped convicts from Blackwell's
Islsnd. Messre. Coleman & Stetson, how do
you like your Seward associates now? What
is your opinion of the working Of the new IL
quor law?
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MaHlxAfQ.


BUFFALO May 30-7P. II.
The inquiry for -four to-day has been active, and
prices shade better Sales 1900 bbls. at 50 25
SO 371s for common Wisconsin; SO so q 50 62H for
$40 so for fancy and extra Indiana aud Michigan.
Wheat continues in good request but the market is
without chan &c prces Sales H. 900 bushels Upper
Lake spring at 81 S. 1900 bushels and 1890
bushels white Milwaukee 81 10; and 10000 bushels
Canadian at 50 SO 81 40 for common to prime parcels.
Coz IL active at steady rates. Sales GOO bushels at
90,., including parcel OF 1000 bushels at SOC Oats
in good demand and frmer Sales "a 900 bushels to
rive AID afo ct at ESQ., Whiekey In
and small sales at SIC. Canal freigats frmsr-
loHc. for corn, and 14hc for wheat, to Albany and
neon to. day -Four 576s bbls. wheat 49, s25 bushels
corn 81, 1870 bushels, oats %, 1859 bushels.
OswEGo May CO. 1856.
There have been no receipts to-day OF four wheat,
com, oats, barley worth reporting In -four, limit
ed business transacted at previous rates parcel
OF Upper Lake sold at 50 a 50 so. Wheat-A sale of
II, 600 bushels Upper Lake at 81.
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lion was fully s.sended, and great harmony pre-

Son was fully attended, and great harmony pre-
vailed.
A fire occurred last night, ab,at O'Clock, in
the four story building No. 40 Ann street, occu-
pied by John F. TroW printer and publisher Of the
New York City Directory. The flames spread ra
pidly throughout the buildiug, extending some
what into the building Of No. 81, which communi-
Gates by the upper stories. The principal loss viii
fall on Mr. Trcs, whom, we understand, has In.
sursnce in the Merchants and other insurance CON-
pauies, but to what amount, we were unable to
learn. Three Of the printers at work in the baild
ing, at the time, were burnt somewhat by the fire
in making their escape. Their injuries wsre no
considered dangerous.
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= NOV DANeoni may ", Aooo
The Know Nothing State Convention which has been
in session here since yesterday morning. adjourned this
afternoon. It was fully attended and a harmonious
spirit prevailed. No nomination for Governor made.
When such nomination is made 1t win not be by the
convention process, but each member of the Order win
have opportunity to express his individual preference
for candidate, and the designation will be thus made
time previous to the first OF August Strong anti.
slavery resolutions passed with only three dissent
ing voices, and it is understood that comprehensive
ground taken in relation to the politics OF this State
by recognz the ocan party and the propriety
OF concurIjng in the nominations OF that party
ever practicable Delegates elected to the National
Council which assemblies at Philadelphia next month.
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THE LAT ST NEWS.
BY masNETH AND PRINTING TslEsaApRs.

News from Havana and Key West.
EPIDEMICs AT HAvANA--THE MARKETs-sHIP ELLEN
WOOD ASHORE, ETC.,
CHARIEsroS, May Co. 1855.
The steamer Isabel has arrived from Hsvaua via Key
West, with dates to the 25th.
Left in port United States soop Of Cyare all WE'LL
The Sutton left on the 18th for Matanzas.
Yellow fever and smallpox were prevailing at Havana
and had created considerable excitement The state Of
siege in Cuba ceased on the 2sd.
The San Jacinto sailed ON the oath.
Markets-Sugars unchanged and transactions were
decreasing Aolasses brisk, with large purchases at
ga so, showing tendency to advance. Goldfish aoun-
dant. Rice advancing Freights improving Exchange
dull.
Ship Ellen Wood, with $500 bales cotton, went ashore
Cape Florida; got of by wreciers and was expected
at Key West The island Is healthy. Business dull.
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Supre me Court-Speclal FERN.
pefo-a Hon Indoe Rooaavelt

MAY 3o.-The Schuyler Frduds.In the case OF Miller
w. Schuyler and the Illinois Central Railroad Company
the acts Of which reported some time since, the
Judge rendered decision in favor Of the plaintiff It
win be ecollected that it action to the
value OF bonus plaintiffs claim to certificates for
three hundred Of stock at pro rata subscription
on issue Of second million Of stock. The Court
held that Mr. Miller entitled to the bonus and that
the company were LIABLE they knew from the evidence
en- the certificate that plaintiff entitled to what he
claimed. Judgment for plaintiff, 900.
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ACADEMY OF MusIc-"Eruani' was given for the third
time last night, by the La Grange company with
the same cast before, with the exception Of
the par, Of Don silva, which taken by Sgror
Gasparoni The house only moderate ons
The Barber Of Seville will be given on Friday even
ing. A writer in one of the morning papers com
plains because he could not be alo we'd to sit in
served seat at the Academy the night Of the Waack
benefit The rule of the Academy is, as is well known
to retain secured seats during the whole performance in
case they not previously occupied By the persons
who have paid for the and the usbrs carry out this
rule As far experience and observation at this
house 60 gay, with entire truth that the
manage their srduous duties with much skill and
tesy On tie night in question every seat raksu,
and two or three hundred chairs provided by the
ushtrs for the accommodation of those who had
neglected to seats in The rules OF the
Academy the at all first class opera no
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From Boston.
TESTING THE LIQUOR LAw-MkY TRAINING-A woR.
| THY CITIZEN DEAD.

TESTING THE LIQUOR LAw-MAY TRAINING-A woa.
THY CITIZEN DEAD,
BosToy, May 80, 1856.
The appearances that the vitality Of the Liquor
law will be fairly tested To-day, Lewis Rec, of the
American House, Harvey b. Parker, Of Court square;
George Young of the Cornhil Coffee House; Peter B.
Brigham, Of Concert Hail. and other prominent land
lords and dealers, before the Police Court for vo
lation OF the Jaw Most the defendants plead guilty.
and were to fine of $40 and twenty days i'm
prsonment in the House of Correction From this SEN
tence they appealed, and gave the required bonds.
Other cases will be called up tomorrow.
Chester Adams President Of the Union Bank dsd last
evening, aged IS years.
To-day being the annual May training, the military
were out in full force Most of the companies pro-
ceeded out Of town for parade dinner, 81
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the most Insignificant of accidents or pastimes.
So of alliances. All these powers have a
course forced upon them which they must take;
many Of MS saw this long ago and secuted the
notion of new national leagues. The only
chance of any thing new growing out Of this
war hangs upon the prospect of revolution in
England.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 80, 1856.
Extraordinary efforts being made by both parties
for the municipal election Monday The Judges
all Know Nohpgs, but their opponents resolved to
have outside committees at the POLLS to count each
vote to prevent any deception the part of Judges
1t is thought the election will be very c,sse one
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed Commodore
PauIaing to command the home squadron, in place Of
McCaulay, whose appointment only tenn 2orary.
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sammy Fern,s NEW Stony.

EDITOR HERALD.
IT having been stated that there IL truth in the
that have agreed Fanny Fern hun
dred dollars column for original tale for the New York
Ledger and have been and appealed
subject hey ond further discussion by tho publication of
the following affidavit and statements:-.
R. Bonner, proprietor Of the New York Ledger being
duly sworn doth dcpose say, that
he has agreed to Fanny one hundred dollars
unequivocaly true the columns contracted for
be unusual length but of the regular Ledger columns In
the large Ledger type Deponent further that the
said Fanny has bound herself legally and by her
mentioned and ia understood 1t is to be ready for publ
cation early in June also declares that in every
ne has made caused to be made with
gard this agreement stated truth nothing
but the truth, and deponent further says not.
ROBERT BONNER.
Sworn before me this 26th day Of May, 1855.
FERNANDO Woop, Mayor.
Having drawn the contract above referred TO- between
Fanny Fern and r. Bonner Esq take pleasure in stating
that above the contract true
both in letter and spirit. OLIVER DYER,
No. % Park row, New York.
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United States Commi ssioner's Court.
THE ALLEGgD ENLISTMENT FOR THE CRIMEA.

May 90 The United States Geo Watcher, A. Luts
W. Schumnacher, and y. Parker.-The testimony 10 this
ess having been closed the Commissioners dec ded that
there was no evidence 20 prove that Watcher had been
enessing the Crirea snd he therefore ordered
his discharge As TO the others be would hold them for
further tyEr~irst iou.
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wAIIAcK's THEATRE-MRs. HoEy's BEyEFr.-Ths p,.
irons Of wsacks win not forget tina. Mrs Hoey oae of
their prime avortes has benefit tonight. Tae bill ia
very attractive.
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FOR LvERPooL.-The Collins steamship Baltic, Capt.
Coms,ock sailed from her dock at O'Clock yesterday
for Liverpool, with 25l passengers and s1,es6,sss in
spec.e
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THEATRES ExmBrIoNs.--we compelled to omit
the usual notices of places Of Our readers
referred 10 the in the advertisement
columns, where something to suit every taste may be
found.
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THE ENGLISH OPERA.-There was excellent house at
Niblos last night to witness the Crown Diamonds" The
laughter OF the Regiment is TO be given this evening
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Row Boat Regatta

BOSTON, Msy 30, 1861
The city government of Boston have decided to have
regatta the 4th OF july open to boats from all
parts Of the Union The prizes will pieces Of silver
value at $4Qp,
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The Ohio River

WHEELING, May go 1885,
There Is but four feet three inches Of water in the
channel of the river at this point and the water fall
ing. Weather CLOUDY, indicating rain
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Boston PIanos.-Horace Waters, No. 333
Broadway the sole agency T. Gilbert Co.'s pianos
With Or without the eosan; Jacob Chicisriug Hslest
have the iron frame will stand any climates they the
best Boston makes and will be sold at factory prices
sale and retail, ith liberal discount for cash.
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The New Liquor LAW.


As inquiries been addressed verbal
~ and by letter. by druggists this State
ing the operation Of the Prohbtory the 4h
July upon the sale Of my Sehiedam Aromatic Schnapps
what conceive to be my rights under the statute.
In the first place. claim under the first section which
section lhs not apply to liquor the right sell
United states snS in this Assertion am sustained By The
Coune to the Corpofaon Mr. Gerard and Judge Boards
Is supported article for which pay the government
duty Of one hundred cent. also claim 22d
section Of the act which says
Nor oha provisions of this act be construed to pro-
hbt the manufacture keeping for SALE from selling
burning fluids Of kind perfumery eence drugs
other article which be composed in
beverage, nor to DO used as beverage in
Now can show by ipcontrovertible testimony that my
article medicine Or drur and comes within the meaning
patent TOR IL in due FORM medicne and the pre-
bbtory policy had not then been adopted Maine il
now that wss intended as an evasion
Of the letter the principle Ny PREPARATION
10 also clsssed among drugs in the in
drusgsts liats ard 10 kept and sold BY druggists for med
ofhops or tincture Of suppose that will
deny that these drugs within the meaning the law
In order male this evident will rive Webster defni
ton Of the word tincture in its medical II reads
thus =
fprtuous solution Of such proximate principles OF
vegetables and animals are soluble in alcohol
tion.n - W.
suppose that person will deny that the sohedam Arc.
matte schpapp which confts Of the nest oil Of juniper
suspended In the purest alcohol is medicinal ncture
cording to the great American photographer.
1t has been sold In all the Maine law States since the
law passed in Name 1851 without any difficulty; nd
cal attempt deprive the aioted Of one Of the great
essertals OF the mAtcriA medica. UD0LPH0 WOLFE.
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Complete Zephyr Cashmere suits SO; Splons
did business coats $5 cloth trock coats pairs
simcre pants 81 extra superne clue cloth dress coats SIS
at EVANS Clothing warehouse Sc and 68 Fulton street.
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goods-A full and well selected always to
found at No AL Broadway. One price and deviation.
ALFRED MUNRO Il CO.
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Companion Invited.-The public, artists
and ALL invited compare ROOTS photographs with
any in the city, They will stand the
tiny. Look at them At 1868 Broadway.
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Lace and Muslln Curtalns.-SOl0mOn 6
HART, 23 Broadway offer for sale rich lace and muslin
curtains just received lower than cost Of Importation
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will ontinue as long RAFFERTY, LEASR cell their
beautiful summer hats cheap Call at thei- stores
Chatham and of CT Atham and Pearl streets.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = 900 Dozen Ladlcas
super kid gloves the very best kind will DO
offered this morning at o. pair, worth 7s II. LEAD
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M Wilson, Wholesale Manufactures OF
shirts collars and stocks the newest styles well made and
II to their advantage purchasing at this
Of Broadway and Cortlandt street. Gsey building
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Fashionable Parasols-James X. Spratt
would inform his friends and the public tha. he has
all the styles Of parao where he VIM be pleased to
sell dozen single at low figure. 3k3 Broadway.
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Williamson Photographic Institute, 8ro0Ik-
lyn, 2l9 Fulton stre-A portion Of this establishment Ia
apart for pupils, who thoroughly taught every
branch Of the art, and furnished With apparatus.
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No. y6e Neutrality-suspicious., N you wish a
teanfui toilet dressing tho hair, keeping clear
dsndruF preventive Of gray and badness use " #.
fOVFTs Meicated wahrene sid Indian Yeeetssie Prspa
..t.,~. ts.-s.-...t 49, ..,g 49,.
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Wedding Caris.-An Assortment OF Ever
des elegantly engraved at home notes. wedding cards
veopes, 6c be had application, sent by post
any part Of the country. Esablahed in 1870 JAMES
EVERDELL, 302 Broadway, corner Duane street,
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Summer Itdats.-Llghf, Flexible, Cool, Conn
Portable and cheap the qualities OF KNOWS
that them to universal patronage For
proof seek either at LBS Fulton street. or 5
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Msrs oesuerreoypstsI photosraphers, eectrsplaters
steel Poshers &e-The beat oil cognac, both
eea ana Yellow oil apple for cider brandy oil garxnsilp
kssi essences rln honSnsshss wbisksy Jamsc. and ST.
cS nitrate silver, Vienna lime asbestos, oadmiu, bis
piatns nitrate stronta baryta edSete pot
roved 10 90 Maiden lans.
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cents coored and in nice the size others take
for 90 CENTS and equal in quality and size those
elsewhere for S. AksoN tss Broadway opposite Metro
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8 The Summer Fashion OF Hats for Gentle.
mems made OF the Rocky Mountain very beaver vas
introduced By on Saturday last the 18th
ting the POT ular TASTE this last the browning trumph Il
will be tne favorte Of the Price - Give him
call, at 1l6 Nassau street.
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Bair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-Batcherors's
celebrated factory for thee articles zs Brosawry Nine
wholetale and retail Beware Of limitations The largest
assortment Of wigs and toupees In the world.
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cbdren-WM BAnTA offers for inspect sale his
store corner of cara and Wooster Streets several
just recev cd direct from Europe.
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