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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
Nina q W I0UNgTnN

MRs. @. ". JOHNSTON,
Twelfth street. south Of Pennsylvana avenue. (noxt
at Mrs. Bangs's IA
She will cut and baste, cut Innings and Patterns
dec lily - ~
COMMISSIONER AND NOTARY.
No. 400 Seveiith street, near r., washing.
ton, ID q.
GEORGE O. THOMAS.
Commissioner of Deeds for
New York, Texas, Arkansas,
yaiiiorns, New Jersey, Louisiana,
Vni2, Missouri, Pennsylvania
AiaDama, A,ai;S, Hentcky, Maryland,
Flotiaa Maine, Qoofeia
Michigan, WISCONSIN, Mississ;pni,
Delaware Rhode Island Counectiant
Indiana, North Carolina s. Caroline,
IIlinois, Iown, n. Hampshire,
MassschSsstts. u, Virginia Vermont
Tennessee and .A5 fSffiioi,s.
attorney jor Patents and CLAIMS, a,.a Outsstancsy.
dec div
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DR.. j., addresses all those who have injured them
selves by improper indulgences and solitary habits
which ruin both body and mind, uniting them for
either Business, marriage, OF society.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits OF ybttths, ris
Head, Dimness Of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power
Papitation Of the Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous Irrta-
blty, perangement of the Digestive Functions,
General Debility, symptoms of Consumption, DC.
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MISS s. A. FAULKNER,
DRESS MAKER,
So,tth s!df PernsyiyaNia ayen'se, opposite y. s.
Hotel, teiaSss,s Sd dsd liz sts, Ras1iayton.
ap lily 49,
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Dn. JOHNSTON,

RALTIMORE Lock Hospital, has dis
- covered the most certain, speedy and efectua
remedy in the world for
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i. cMhN d SON. 0N.'.
Military and Naval
N Err G III ANT TAILORB,
Pennsylvania Avenue between l4th and 18th streets
WASHINGTON, d. @.
- Naval and Military uniforms executed in the
noateet STYLE mar 2-dH
GUM PACKfNG, BELTTNH, HOSE.
~ and Gaskets kept cQpstaptlY on hand and for
sale BY +. M McCORMICK \ CO.,
I. Alexandria, Vifkinia,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-06
AUCTTOV R0O1gS.

Old Court House. Corner of Man and Third streets mme-
dia5ely opposite the Washington Hotel
EAYING leased for term of years and fitted M the
n above well known stand. prepared TO
eey for sale auction private sale all kinds OF
merchandise, household furniture horses bug
giles,
Cssh advances made on eonsiguments when required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday,.
cling O'Clock. A, NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday ights. at early gas light.
Outdoor and sales Of estate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
and assortment of FURNU RE, consisting Otsat
spindle banniser backs scroll and scoloP tops rim
back Office French Jenny LIND, Bustle wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa seat Char Elizabeth
spring rockers sofas socabes, centre
dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
misses bedsteads.
trasses tin safes, etc, which viii sell Gin
cinnati prices.
We also hand great variety Of notions Jewey
vions pocket cutlery pistols whips
which Will sell reduced prices for cash,
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
mvq Auct's
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-06

The SHOE BUSINESS IN LYNN.-The Lynn
Daily records the fulfilment cf its predic.
tions made in the Winter that there would
be good business in the shoe trade this
Spring. 1t says:
Our manufacturers have had good Spring
business. They have sold all out; cleared
everything, and could have sold many more
shoes for the Spring trade, had it been posi-
BILE for them to have completed the orders in
season. We do not undertake to speak for
other shoe manufacturing towns but such are
facts in regard to Lynn.
The shoe business is at this time as good
as ever it was in Lynn. Our manufacturers
are all full of orders and full of work to COM
plete them. The wages Of iotrs are up and
coming up. No one who can make decent
shoe is out of employment; all are busy, ali
doing well, with fine prospect ahead.
: Two of our shoe manufacturers are at this
! time putting up houses for their own private
: residence, which will compare with any
lRGburban mansion in the neighborbood Of
Boston or elsewhere. One of them with the
grounds, is estimated to cost no less than
$4,000, and the. other from $4,000 to $685.
900. Another not long since completed an
establishment at eosto $4,000 or more,
and is erecting green house which will cost
about $4,000.
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AUCTION SALES.

CANAL WARE HOUSE FOR SALE.
a auction. the premises. Monday, June II. at 2
"A P M. The dne Canal Ware House and Wharf occupied
by E. R. Hill the of Main Canal
with lease of the same for from st June 1855
The wharfs $50 lOng The house spacious and
perfect order with Fairbanks platform scales hosting
tackle furnished office exc. business
and well adapted Wholesale Groceries and Provisions
well as Forwarding and Commission.
T1RMS:-Say $1,000 cash; the balance and II months
with approved security For urther particulars
ply to EDWARD R. HILL, On the premises,
my2l-d or JOHN TSGLE, Jr,
& I I'd Anr,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-06

PROFESSOR AGAssIz ABOUT To TEACH
1ScHooL.-A special correspondent of the
New York Evening Post furnishes the infor-
nation that Professor Agassiz, the celebrated
Sdud'lt, is about to open a young ladies'
school, for the purpose of getting means of
giving mis- works to the world. The writer
asks sis not this libel on America, that
one of the foremost men in the scientific
world, who has done America honor by max
ing it his home, should not be able to do
this but at such cost-shouid be obliged to
devote the precious time of one of the finest
intellects in the world to this drudgery: that
he on whom the mantle of Culver has fallen.
should be compelled to teach little girls, in
order to get the means of printing his re-
searches! Has no Mr.. Crpsus, no Mr.. Pot
ipher thirty thousand dollars or more to spare
for science and the world! If not in Boston
is there none in New York;"
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WASHINGTON, June A.

The National Intelligencer learns, by let
tiers from Paris, that Mr.. Perry has obtained
from the Spanish Government an entire
satisfactory settlement Of the Ell Dorado case,
and also, that the Lieut. Governor vino ar
rested Vice Consul Thompson shall be dis
missed.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

KHNHE partnership heretofore existing between John
= Glover Theron Paine the Lumber business
at Evansville Ind, under the firm of John F. Glover
Co.. dissolved 18th day of February last All
persons indebted the and those having claims
against the will call the undersigned for settle
mn he alone settle the business of the
co-partnership. JOHN +. GLOVER.
N.B.-The business will be continued by J.F. G.
ap2
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rs 81 A bih'd shirt
ing & sheeting.. 7al0a
sd DO 10 do 10al2k
Adams blue and or
ange prints. ...... 8 ass
Robson d Merimack
blue and Orange
prints. ............. 8 a9k
Sprague IL Aliens
madden prints. -. 9a10a
Fancy light & dark
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COMMERCIAL.
PISCES CURRENT.
Iron and Nails


A1Sl "A Is.
Oak Country 81. so
Popular saw'd3f. l 50a Us
do do AT. . 90
Pine do 81. / rs
Lead and Shot.
Drop Shot bag. "a 2 10
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Cotton is firm, with sales of 5000 bales
Flour is declining; sales of $500 bbls at
so l0a$l0 81 for Ohio, and 81 50all rs
for Southern. Wheat is dull, with declin-
ing tendency. Corn is easier, with sales of
50 900 bush at 81 lOal IL for mixed. Pork
is dull and heavy; sales OF 1000 bbs at
SIG 81 for old and SIT IA for new mess
Beef is firm; sales of country mess at $40 IS
al2 so. Lard is firm, with sales of Dbl at
l01alo4.
Ohio whisky is dull, at 35c. Groceries
firm; sales of prime Rio Coffee at l0ol01
Money is easy, Stocks are firm, Va. Skies.
99b; Ohio Life and Trust Company, 98;-
Little Miami, 100; Erie, 48a; Reading. cog
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House PLAsTERIyG.

T D. ANDERSON would respectfully in erm the eiti-
builders Evansville that Eas tax
his residence this city and is prepare
ali orders for house paster stucsO work. els
building. and all other Jobs in his line. neatss
aud substantial manner All WORK done by him
will ed, and Ply required when jobs not
rkmaniike Orders left at Partner
CALDWELL'S store viii with prompt sttea ton.
myI6-3n- =
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NEW WAsHIN GTON HOTEL.

u VIE this House removed from ther
d old stand Main street their Hotel just
opposite the House where they
aecommoda their old all others may
fl to call them in much superior style than formerly
Thankful for patronage respectfully solicit eontnu
ofthe which shall all endeavor
it. Our fare viii be the best the market affords and
charges moderate.
Good Stalli and Wagon Yard kept forcouutry custom
ey1O-dtwtf FELKER 4 HEDDERECH.
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j. HYnR,s MARRLEYARp.

CORNER SECOND AND VINE STREET EVANSVILLE, IND.
FENHE undersigned would respectfully to the e
Of Evansville and the public generally that he has
purchased No. Vermont Marble of Mr.
Humphrey fully prepared Il all orders for MOnu
Tombs Obelsk Head and Foot Stones OF the best
workmans the material Those wishing to erect
suitable Monuments to their deceased friends would do well
oct2a-tf J. HYDE
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200 LBS DofHsid's sugar cured dried Beef;
just received and for sale by CARSON & HAMILTON.
my2I
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L. SWEET
= CRESCENT Auction ROOMS,

P G.. O. RILEY q Co, Evansville.
DUvALL, ALGO IL Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
VIM PARK a. Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP, do
MILES Z. FoLKES, Vicksburg, Miss
MCRAE. do do.
LocKwooD & BROS Cincinnati, Ohics
KELLOGG 4 FOoT. do do.
EDWARDS L. BUSHNELL, st Louis. Mo-
Regular Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
every evening during the commencing
at early gaslight. ap5 SWEET LEONARD
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WOOD an INFLOW VII

q assortment of market and coshes bazkets, willow
IA brass aud wood bound covered hailed
boxes, ETC., etc., for sale by CARSON d HAMILTON.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
HALIFAX, June 5.

There are no signs of the Africa here yet.
She is now nine days out
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rCHE LONELINESS DdPARTED to I'd,

j SKIN bv The free use cfODthai u = rt4-4s 49,
NFDfCsIfD SOAP amply supplies -ny detceney . S-a-
flluess The horde Of egclar bsu.iahsl-s-eh ~ ~ 49,
Ia Freckes Finp!es Saowness, suno1rn- Pst
Rn.woru RsGnezs and Rogghness, depart from
Won .Yf1l Soap fh, rank nisht dsws are dnpl. -
oruiUg suu rs soothing and kesnz q1Aties AaA- 49,
arv be 10 the tender sk1s " nf-nsi AID ot ~
OF .Esypg hsihnz leliLer N hsri o. ~ = -
civ gstfs,oy which viii upnot -, ~
out i3Jsry the nost deieais sxn gIS -, , I'm
hs % xrow where has fen "a 1ed gr,, n af Y - esr
-. --.r.rn,eIv rrsv GDURAUD. LIQUID ROUGE l.
,y-fs lar .,.innr rsle chee.s and Is De cate
80, 6oI RAIDS LILY WHITE Is the ony arLsce laics
.bouis - scr ~h.rsring TIE ecEnpls1,on-
Or N LIx COURACD's really v2ietbie prere-s.o1s ~
GUY % hid renzSe 81 10 81 w<ss,,' ri stoss Urn
I'd BlTE- No ~ NashnztcI-st bcEsn, &e
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Meoifal.
UARRIsON's PARIAN WHITE

HARRISON PARlAN WHTIE.-Ihe Par2n
Esbe 20 famed IN stafssry for 10. mellow yarn
lfeks sLits1es ha- IL Counterpart IN TIC Psnan WI
a. the ne gives oD bnlanf Shten.ss = tAe 81
~ the II coiong AID HE expression ~hch admired -
III, T. 4 anoher Of HAKRisOS'S Amerlf.n iI.sn - :,
bssu'ify end please. Whoiessef By w hhtLkh ~ Ahl
Wv HARRIsOSiS CREAM or BEAUTY y 70 max rsI-
~. Lively nd cTenes more l0ysIY
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DFGUIAR MAIL LINE via sToSTNGTON

III for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, sEW-sEDFoRD AID
TAUNTON -frIand ro1,r, cz-rytns The Eaten Mall
Th- =. w steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK. Capt Joel stone, al
C. yAkpERBILI Cart W. L. ffAze. connection sith
sorrrcu Anl Proviserce, and BOstn and Pr0vnee Rsl
xsss iea,irs daily tsunssys sxcTtsl from pi
No y. r. tIst wharf ahoy, Battery lace AZ oe,ses
.pF Strrstcn a, ocock NJ arrival Of the Nal
vbek ksves Bc-ton AZ s. oP.N
1hc-e ,ttser. are ursfpssed for strength, SAFETY ed
nort and elegance The ceers tIpereiced AID ae
s.v .ra Fu1ay From storiBg,cn-lGestly, Ihanisy AMI
Thc PLYMOUTH ROCK from New Yort-Tae'eay, bur-,
s.v AKA Saturday. FfOm stcningtoDson-Ay wednesday NJ
fficay. l. 49,
FsSsrsers arrival s.cuinstcn proeecd ile Ia y
Psircsd 20 rryderce. Boston, Iag1on And of9t-
n. FIprcs Nal tTan, aching said places sse~4 no-ls
o. those - ohsr routes ana "a MP t- -
,tr' Noring Lus. cur.cns North All tAsi t's''l se.
VI r-s,.I il remain board he stsAne tuiolas e-4
r,f riaUfbed trtakTus Il a, rd and have >n s'.n
N. A. ~ tI.in eclnsefrs e fresid nse with the Il A. d.
trsn Tor rtstru Tsuufon sId Nee-Bs dhftL ,
Ihcv.h tcssf. On Norlsy. Wsdne.dsys Esd Fnfsys or
Nututset Holness Hole ard Woos hori va New hei'i
c,rrsc.us with the new Fade Nink -
Isssse scconp the steamer ard iran
esch
For rss-sre tc-hs .fa'er'as or fefn', sppSson Lay
b ne- er Nc. Moth River, or ct The once NO 10 pa'
tefy-I lace
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NEW. YORK and ERIE RAILRoAD.-on and

N .fer MONDAY May H. 1855 snd until further notice Pa
e,rye will leave Tier foot Of Duanest follows, VI
DTNAIRK EMPRESS ar A. NJ, tor Dun,rs
IVFFALO EMPRESS, as 4 NJ, Tor Buffalo .
NAIL AZ s.I5 A. NJ for Dunkirk sni Buffalo aus inferno y
are Stations Passengers by Tn viii remain ost nsh
stGwsro end proceed the next morning. go,
ROC kIAND PASSENGER. at 3 r. NJ from loot o. nam
b.ss via p, rmOnf Suferns and intern dae stations
NAY PASSENGER, at4 Z. NJ, Tor Nesbursh and Ol''ic,
and intsrm, iaie Stations . 80. ma
NICH1 EXPREsS Al .: 20 p W. Or Dunkiik and bgnelo'
TNlGRANT at6 r ~, tor Duukk and Buffalo, and inter-
M cisfs Stations. mn
WAY EXPRESS n7jo T. NJ Tor DuiiAifA AMI neie4' ALI
int, disfe Stations. ,,,
On 81 NDAY only one Express Train, 81 ): 70 =. "
EniIa with the tiirs ana
Sisrar, Rarosd, for Niagara tes al bnnaAo ana Dun
kk with the shore RailIoad for Cleveland, Cincinnati
Ioisfo Detrot Chicago SC, and With hncass splendid
d. c. acCALLUM, General SuPt.
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N-Fw WIDr-CAUGE ROUTE from NEW

N YORK 10 ROCHESTER The ROCHEsfER sui IN
FSFF VALLEY RAILROADS open and IN connection
with The Buffalo corning snd New YORK snf Newfors snd
IRE Railroads, forms direct route from NeWiofA 70 hoen
The direetBes. OF this route together With The superior
frt ~ the wide renders By f the moot aes
able tefweeu he above named cities
Teke,s can be procured the New York and Enc Railroad
Ticket Office. 20, Of paane and Nc isS osVsa"aS ~'' ~
Jersey City.
Rssgsge cked through. . . -,
Ere gb's viii be transported between New YORK sna ho
este with di.rat,h information desired n regard thereto
can he Obtain BY calling upon he Geners Freight Agent ~
the Nsw-York and Erie Railroad Erie Bundnxs or & =
Japan Express Freight Agent Nc. 1875 Broadwsy
No trains on Buffalo Corning ad New. YORK ka'ra ca
sunday J. A. REDFIELD. Superintendent
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JtMEs CoLE Arcfoneer
I1c j CTS in the NINTH WARD, BROOK
4, fat sif,u.ev al on Nc

II W BYN-On Bronfwsy Gate Diyaon-aT.l hna on BIC
ID, pcr eb Decatur, Banbdge aud thaurcy
Sale 10 close corceru.-JANES COLI SDN VII sen az
,uc,ir on TUESDAY MAY p ~ u o'clock NJ the heTchan
Fscisne under the direction Of D. ~ Aeeher Lf The i-
NJ iots on Broadway Including The Of McDonoughsi
Is Lets on both sides OF McDonoughs, between broadway
% Lots on both sides Of Doaur, between Broadway and
HoT kuson-aV. 49,.
ard HoJkinsoD-av -
n Lois On tie north side OF ChaUncy st. between Bioad"
.pdfHOT tDson-sv IL. o.,.
Thee Lots IRE siiusted IN the mos eaut part o. me VA
Wtd City OF ookyn. Boadwsy s 10 feet vide aon suin3i
rsilroed e tie Pcckp Fern aud through avenue Inc Of
,rr b. running the Futonav ~ ony h'e
blocts from this property aud through portion " his s'e1ue
rrilrofd T. already constructed.
Tie ifnrrc veleuiq this vicinity al Of nne class
rut W viii positively he sold 20 the highest bidder
rrnf-o per Of the purchase money can remain % bond
md pcr.r &C. For mars and iu particulars apply % Mc
3. ~ 4 d. ". MEEkER, No 10 south 2dst late W liams
iurgb OF 10 the Auotoneers No Fuon, Brooklyn and
No us Nassau.ss. New York uSlg
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

ONG Isl AND RAILROAD.-Leave Brooklyn
II for GreenTort 10 A. ~; for Hampstead z " and
T. NJ Farnn sdsle SIS 7. NJ Jamaica, go The syosset
d.y aid take the Train syoset Branch A. hes.y!e At
IS A. ~, and So P N. On saturday, the 80 r NJ
ran will nm 10 Yapiank ard leave Yaphgnk at
90 A. ". Monday morning for Brooklyn Leave Greenpo
an EroLl, AZ 10 A. VI Farminrise $50 A. NJ syosser
80 n ina m n: Henspstead 655 A. NJ all 10 2. NJ
I.u..i,s 20 S. IS A. ~ AMI 10 and 4 s. Y. NJ
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Gcpartnerebip Noiires.

NOIICE-Tle CopartDership heretofore exist
N IN, htwe,p the und rsi,ned and JAMES H. SAILS
IRY silent partner) under the snd STYLE of hEi Is
HIGHLAND Is dissolved and hereafter re business VII %
carried On y the undersigned the lace and r t1eH
sole hereh aud interest EMEh,ON " NL TO
New.York May u 1851 w. hOAoLaSU
NOTICE The subscribers have this day taken
~ Nj GEORGE FULLER into copArtnerhiP ant viii con
m ne he business under The frm 4 FULLER LORD Co.
Nfyi 1855 FULLER & LORD. No. iSl Oreenviehst
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RVFR RAUROAD-Ou and after

IL MONDAY Nay = 1855 The Train. vii leave Caaiaesrs
- staior ss foroEs Express T-sn NJ eonn>e -1< 80
So1tkslu md Wssrern MAd Tram, A VI Aao4gn
Way Trtir ~ E1pr- Tran, IS P Aeeo,n11,2 -A,n
Ir.fn Up NJ. Fer Ponshkeepsle-Wsy Nal. a " x
frees NJ. Way Freight and Psss.Eser Irs Y ~ IN
Ter Pe.sskl--s:sr. and ?. NJ fot i.IiI ps.I
C P. n The Tarryt0rn. Peek.1lI al y1-1
kserse Train. top al the Way s-alon.
e tfAu beI. Cal., ChristopbeF and sls;-st1 SOSDAf
80. - :, m, - go, =. 81 T. EfKEs, tr, sgp't
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DINNsNLyANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT

DINNSllNANlA RAlLRDAD.-Ihe GhEAl
CFNTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cries with
Wts,u Hoiihwtst aud Sou hwes,ern States BY eol-
til cus Rswsy dte-. The Road also connecs a. PtsburEh
with 6a Of steamers 70 al ror's on the Weern Rivers
ard ,y.sLd ard sandusky With STEAMERS u al ports on
H. rLwfEcru Lsk's; making he most direc al
reliable route By which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and
ntm the CIta' Wss'. .,- ,
RATS LE1WEES PHILADELPHIA and PlIIsBJR GH
FssT CL,ss-Boots Shoes, Dry Goods (in -, rr iO1 n
lorts) FUrs f.aheu kc................l -
ooi. Il. bse.J Hsrdwarr Leather. Sos per 100 a.
Wool, Ac.........s.....,...........
THIRD CLIss-Anvfs, BsrEing, Bacon and % Nc, iOo .
Iort On tulk } Hemp, &c....,,......,..) 49, - ~ 80
FoUEIH lLAss-Cohes Fish. Baron sli an. "a, IN "
Ioit HAat.d) Lard and Lard OIL. ~" - " 49,
In hin Ing tood from any point OF Phiadephs b. par
erlsr To- racksre unsvvania RairOai' All
oos sfrfd b. Agents Of his Road a. Philadelphia
Irfslrfgh, viii he forwarded wi bout de'eni0n.
kEFICHr AGENTs.-Moses Potter, Boston; J. L. Eliot
N,w-l oh; T. J. SEeeder, Phi aielphai Magaw koons
ancrei Geo Frsneiscus, fi'sturgh sprngman Brown
(ncrrs'i. Ohio J. : MooIhesi, Louisville, Ky Y. c.
Medium Madison. Ind; Rs elf Co., LOuE No. j. ;.
81 dell Sou, Eyslfyi-e, Indiana
For iui Der att uArs or bills Of ladng, apply 20
J. l. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Railroad Co.. OF
{. b. ALLEN No Asor House NeH-Y0rk.
II. h. HOUSTON, General Freishf Agent, Philadelphia
II. J. LCMBkERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL

Il HIyER.-The splendid and superior steamer ", NJ.
TRCPCLIS CAPT Wu Brown leaves NsV York every ~ -
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock. T. "
and BAY STATE Cart Thomas G. Js~cit leaves Nestoi
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a. ) o'clock,
P " from Per No. " R. neaT the Battery. Both touching
a NeWToTt each wsy.
Heresfer i Re regarded secured sny sgp
cert nufi tle = 81 have been raii tor
Fre ghf 10 Boston forwarded through with dsch
BY a Express freisht 1rsln.
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TONTINE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
l or TIE CITY or NEW-YORk, Ohce No IS WALT
branch Ace No. Avenue D-Ihis Company Organized IN
der The General Insurance Law Of lss with Css5 csltS
of 10000 offers In ule DIV SIS Ms.N
CuANDISE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and OrtER
PROPERTY against loss DAMAGE by IRE ca terms as ia'os
~ 49, f suy si1ni ~ in linton AL promptly ad
jusied ard paid DlhftrOhs' ,,., n 49,
Isrn.s Iiresou Samuel Jessup, jeremiah T. LueM'
Cromwell T. White T.. II. kinbsrt, George Hesd'
~ Z nn,vea J,hu 5 Reypolds George C. Lggsr.
49, p 0,iri Fdwin L. Smith. Thoms. Hayiiand,
Daniel n Taylor Andrew j. Case, }. Nade wilson
= W, 80 - rysoyN See'y JAMES PRISON. Prest
UTIjF IRVING FIRE INSURANCE Co OH
L ces Mo- Wan.st And 2S5 Greenwich II Cash Capital
S.c0Cc with surrss Insures Buildings ierchas i'e rnr
n,p Vessels 10 nom and their CaTgoes aid 1ther Property
psi Les OF Damage IS Fire MASON ThOAiPsON Presi
MARIN l.. CRowELL, seeretafy
THE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANi has
beer organized with capital Of -Four Hundred thSssane
Iollsrs fs40O6OD A. EDWARDS, President, JAMES 'AN
BTURTN Secretary with Board Of Directors embracing
many Of our commercial businessmen , .., - r..
Tie Conpouy have taken the roon- recently faV9''u y ~
Courier sp6 Enquirer, No, 70 Waist
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LhfILIs 4. MiLifR 9 20. Aueil..t,..' - ,
WILL SELL on WEDNESDAY, May ~ at
the Merchaut EIebange a. u oene an eegani hree
stow Pncrsrt nrd suAcelar BRICK HOUSE 10 Ciermont
Az Prcftlyp first hous moth between Green
ard la Faysueavs House 2lS4 ct brows'one basement
font a PLsdcpba trick; fnished of with marble mantle
sfeAkrs tubes and I'll oeln imDIovelens foI Terms snd
~ rs1'lcDaTs. apply 70 r. MILLER Co.. Aucroneers'
Nc 1876 Broadway.
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Building alaietials.

CIRsT QUALITY VERMONT Sl.AIE.- =, Nv,
Il FNGLkNp MINING AND QJAkhhlNn . SLA - -
DAVIS MAIN, so4e A., ns W
the Nv of New y oik the above Company inNiis ln,
,smulss OF which may be 90 thsr Office whe4t - ~
ssriious viii BE- received Ter the few nh''o A--' " ~
stocks. .--.s;.ior "A
Pamphlets containing fail statement Of ne eonai'on ~
nrost eefs OF The Company NAV be ohtanc o. above
Also ssr pies ii INC OILsrONE from tue Lake Superior
tusry certified by all who used 10 b. The be-, eNti eS'
sred HIfRpFTT. DAVIS = MAIN, No. q NA4au'st
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iuaitbes, Jewelrp, Sc.

GOLD WATCHES and STERLING SILVER
NJ WARE together with rich Of DIAMONDS,
and oil kinds OF fine Gold Jeweiy. .
GOLD JULES JURGENSEN WATCHES.....SlbO 70 TtN9
GOLD ROBERT ROSWELL WATCHEs....... 100 10
GOLD DETACHED LENERS................... y % 70
Real AbasWsre Forks Spoons Cake Baskets Tea Sets &C.,
AT very low prices.
All our goods are wsrrenfed 70 be represented.
sotIRE, LANDER & Co., No. % Fulionst, n.