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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
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NIW-YORK-UFFItIAL- TN5 IOHO"IDg tIe VIC VI1
cisl foo,ipgs Of cur recent Election for STATE officers,
a, published In The Albany Ereniag Journal
sxcksTskY sTArg.
p,., KIN, R.p..tiSst Asros Wsrd. Hsrd. ... 5s99
i.si Hsleh Ssft... 81 80 Joel Hssdley, X Nlss1d
A''' cosrkoLLER. -.
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Lsmr. s,et.sn son. .lo sCS LORENZO Barow' hNls"'
ATTossEY-SEsEsAL ..-,
Ib,,h Mann ~ Rep 1856 ST Jonah Sut,ersnd, d ard 49,
s,m Ind.n son ici $50 stephenB Ca,hing, hNisSbso
sTATs EkcIxEER AND stkvtYok .a.s
Georre Gsaess 7ls John D. Fay, Hard 49,
John b. ..rvis SOFT, So 20 sss sey aour X N..'l0oo
CANAL cosnissiosth -, ,n,,,
Dsriel H. Bu Rep IS sis frederck Fo'let sra 20 Mt
Gurus Han ley son... 90 IS eaul. s. WhAuon, hhlHsoi
AeI Wpsus, RspsSsss Joseph n Lyon dard. .. 30 Nv
Aiis IhaiaOb soh % I'll stephen Cisff n N''is'''"
nsPkcrok srArE PgIsoks. 49,,
Wesley Bailey. Rep. lS6 sS Darius Csrk. Hard .'' ~
PstIick II. gan. Soft 10 IVA Wn Rascal h N'lFs'o
JUDGES coUsT AYPrALs
Bradford r. Wool Req "a s5s Nichols H G Soft. ~
ssnl l. sesen, &sis ga yshn win.rd II Ard rs
VIM W Campbell, KSll 5l4 Geo. Censtosk K.s.l4, e
Joseph M In, Rsp....if2o9
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COMMITTEE ON wHARvEs, PIERS AND
SIps

The Committee on WhNve- Piers ard Sips, oftse
Board Of Aldermen, INST yesterday afternoon in Mr..
Valentines Office aad heard some testimony rel,ive
TO Durham & Dimon and other parties eojoyine the
exclusive occupancy OF wharves on the ,st River;
but thew came TO no determination in the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

PARTICULARLY IMPORTANT TO THE LADfES.-
Yb.r, lever s more sss,1t dspA, Of eb DRxss 0ooOs
than DOW 10 be s0s,sd ColEmha.n Hail. M ~ ofssd
ns,1s fPlis Piid AID stlipe SIh heb or. Ann7.ss.
Fso.h beiioo,s Csst nstvs m-rDo Psds. De Ldas, ts
st.vs Co.ss and fslns. endless vs,i,y toDsthsr I'D
ef french Needle worsee Collar Sleeves,
Hs1 dk,rekef Caeuissss oyss shd Hosiery Tbs proDrr
.so-s A.sss, .. ~. T. fowls Co., have m,rse
sxo con r,ence snise r,tactsoO
81 50 per eat eG crmsr ow pie-a Lbfs you wish 70
save yosr Deasy and M h,ys tbs b. soSal 10 The aatf -
70 CoLuNsIAS HALL, No III 0rsada-
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BISHOP SIMPSONS DEcI'Ios

BISHOP SIMPSONS DECISION.
Rn the above Gaze having, ACCORDING - the term OF
the stipulation, heard the testimony and Arguments
offered by The parties, do award and decree
First That the order of sale heretofore made 10
hereby revoked.
Second. That tie Trustees Of the First Methodist
Epecopal Church in the City OF New York shall con-
yey as soon az may be prach able and at least within
three months from the rendition Of the nal decree in
these cases the reses;ae now held by said corpora
tiop being the lot which the John srest Methodist
eesy pS the Msb no Episcopal Church IN
the City New York in the year OF our Lord eighteen
f" hundred nine'een, in trusts that the said MIS-.
Missonary uses under the direction Of the Board Of
Managers OF raid Missionary Society, and the sssocate
missioI cry authorities Of the church. and Ia further
trust that the said Society may 10 be ide such
alteration improvements as shall i the lower part
Of said church edhce for secular purposes to accom-
plish which they may execute bonds and mort
tsid property not 10 exceed the sum Of 000 If they
deem such alterations or improvements Necessary.
And in further trust, that sl revenues or proc eds
arising from said property sha be appropriated e1cu
syely TO support seid church. or 20 extend missionary
lstors in the Cry of New.York. l. ia also expressly
understood that cad church property /. subject TO an
incumbrance OF 81 900, with nteres due 10 the Wes
leyan University.
Third: II az said corporation sh 81 have authority
to take the bonds and mortgages cash and parsonsgs
fur nure and any other assets now IN their hanfs lex
cept such may n, or IL 10 or connected WIN me
church edifce aforesaid and which are supposed to
amount 10 s22 O00 more or lees, aud 10 eIpsnd the
same in the purchase Of ground and the erection OF
church edifce for the Methodist Episcopal Church 10
the vicinity OF Madison square, or az near here,0 A.
may be deemed prscti cable to be held in rasl for said
Methodist Epscopal Church. according to the general
ussge Of said Church.
Fovrth; That for the purpose Of carving out the
provisions aforesaid the trustees Of tad Corp ration
are hereby declared to be Benjamin w Benson Esley
MelDis Seely Brown, Wright g liles, Wm X. Morton,
Lewis b. Loder, Eliot f Laphsn, Wm- A. Oieli
and Samuel Goyne aud their SUCCESSORS IN ONCE &C.
cordDg the provisions Of the charter OF said Corpo-
ration; the question OF who are the legally elected
trustees having been expressly waived By the parties
aforesaid.
EDh: BY agreement, il ia declared that the parties
pay the respective costs incurred by them IN the pros
ecution and defense of these suits.
Given under my hand AZ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
this 18th day OF December, 1888. 81. sIsPsos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
COMMITTEE on SEWERS

The Committee on Sewers, of the same BO.rd, Aid.
Ely Chairman, met yesterday AFTERNOON IL the Hal,
bat transacted 10 business Of Importance
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The only gold medal awarded for DAGCERRE0-
yypss a. 10. as FNf Of the A.sedssa Iosins 70 J.
SussgY Ire spsctmsns bs bis PLsss of Ar,
Co. 50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

$40 900 WORTH OF ID

$50 900 WORTH OF DRY UOODS -An0ther 0p-
po,nnty O. az 90, ccca again ihs Ladies vi
sIt ar sdys nE eou ms thy viii se. Gsnes the In
nsn,s bV s.ns ,hered BY GAS HEARD Co, No D Grand
a. The encmod .selifos bnitse By sis house hs BE-
eoms absolutely necessary order 70 close out hs STOCK via
the lssT possibe delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

ANOTHER TRIUMPH only Medal for
p,sUs,sorYpEs the srs.t EXHIBITION Psrs svsxdsA
70 GUssgy, No. $40 Broadway, kev.Yort-
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fldvsrtiemsDt
.HT.- Professor GRANT

PORTRAITS BY GAs-LIGH.- Professor GRANT
he's e.s.xed prodpes saord ideal
isbt DkGUkksOTYPgs Il MIGHT ano which Will -
10 %. sbory at HoLnIss Petars Fsetory. No 40
b,oadysV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

We regret 70 este thss ihe secidsn' 10 Mr.. Hemsa
sehafer Of the firm Of Boomer, Graves Co, mes-
tened some time dtcs terminated fatally On Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

CHARGE OF PERJURY.-Ofioer Underhili Of the
Twentieth Ward sTresed Re- ssad D. M,lloy Sunday who
ttbes chHlsd with bavg the sb Of September s ssds
affidavit before justice Obo that John DOR Of No lR
Fulton .Tst had tho 81 Of tho ,nh stolen piu
ne other articles belonging TO him which .hdsut
now ehns.d be false. This soca'sd taken bsfss
Jgsties Connolly and hsld 10 await Ismiaation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

THs GALLERY o. BEAUIr.-The tine fixed for the
opening Of Bsrpums Gallery Of besuty has bsen er-
tended for short period. The proposition Ia to give
Go OCO in premiums 70 the hundred haod.onsss por-
traits. large number Of dsguereoypIsts have beea
employed TO take pictures free Of charge. Thar
names .re mentioned In a. advertisement our first
psge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

ATTEMPr AT RAPE.-John Finn, a man nearly
sixty years age esed sunday nisbt In yard
M Bsksfsldt ~hsre iewv attempting 70 VIC etc tho pee.
Of child twsvs Of Dsmsd Bridget candrs~s
before Jasce Connolly end ccn.sd 10 De-
fault ofGl O0J ban, to answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

ATIEMPTED BURGLARY. An attempt made at
ls,e Saturday night by glars to entsf the pluab
ia ss'Ablsbment Of Mr. Roeers,a corner Of Market and
wsus TIE arpssrsDcs Of Oficsr Smith Of the Ssysnh
wsrd pocs lie peues frightened tho rssoss ssd hsy
or and escaped, leaving behind them large jimmy
which Iss7a by tho ftcsr to the Station Iiosso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

FREE ADmIssIos.--A splendid sssortmeat q
Fssey bszksts Toys szryrss and CsofssdossVee
q tn. newest ye and rejected with u. rsst.s les W $50
will ~ rssey ior sIhtsition Dss- II. e
sud axamns AZ mo assotneut bss pssebans sssses
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JUsr REcEvED-A splendid lot Of Frenok
CEssrsurs prepare. 70 ms osietoos
ser esc ssa s1ssa Marcus sees Asr,n's dssusss.
b. HxszY MAiLLAnD. confscnsIx. Ne. s7i BrssAwsy.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
lldverissmsnt
The great exhihifinn of PHOTOGRAPHS for which
fAdvertissmsat.l

n God MEDIA wa s~uoed eli sonpehtors the sfs
FAIR Of the American IasduLs b The Gel
lsry Of OVassT FsEDEkicKs No 30 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

Gas! Gs!l-Severd new styles OF Gs III
s -. Oar sessn-u srs Pretsens nee ed edeeA
snGoa S~asassy Also, bost PosTABLE Gas WoRkS 10
ES IIr a. shsrehes, hetorss IL thS soaaty Csa
~, r,.ss Msasisessr.ns Dept, No. SO Broadway
NV AnraBR & WAas8-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

The Board Of Aldermen psssed upon sIIgs number
Of papers lai evening, bit few Of them we're Of pubic
importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

WILSON'S DASDEIIoN CorPEE-foS Dys2epce
lsa,s,ss,ov s,s Bssds<hs Baoss ed 1yo Desss 80
~ ~ - $1,000 Ipotheeshs. ard - Ne pnass9
1et,s cor,x ofEAa and 'Ssv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

TRIAL OF LlyE-BoArs-Sone time since bs Gov
ernuert appointed cer,in naval officers 70 act in con
junction With the COMMITTEES OF merchants sp-
pointed By the underwriters in this city for
pupOs. o: eI,milins various Iebes,, and
testng their merits. The Counitse have Sin ,e tia.
period examined some twelve or fifteen different bos1
At the Brooklyn Navy Yard giving them thorough
testing in every way, and have finally snd unsHi-
ropsly reported in favor Of g box invented BY Mr..
II BerGs1, tie inyettor Of the qasrz crushsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

ARREST YOR MALICIOUS MrscaiKF.-A young man
named Chss. Adam. ye.teIday arrested charged wth
h.vrg entered the bosrd choose" Of Bannsh A. Russell.
No Mercer street su d., evening aud then mscousy
br lie the and and smashed the soss ohs,
sid other fDrDfBre-gesfly Tightening the boardsrs and
of. their snd,jy He taken before Justice Pssresy.
who on mi ted him u prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

APPOINTMENTS AT THE SHERiFFs OTHIcE.Gsne
foouiDs upds:sad is earet ut Of tho DepaJ nos
IN, hiab sir Wuett for the uns ysH hasn
Cros bic, James Beo.l Jseph Con,il, Joh' y $500.
Tho ma. Carsn Aaron Rollins, John WnsDn Rollins sae
only new mao. E.h ansl -esh tire Clmudone Of Repairs
se Lineb.ck Oh elsna snd Gm former d,paus arc poe
,ssPpy a. he iJns.f sheIiH Evening Pos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

The drama of Unols Toms Cabin, which will be
read at the Tabernacle this evening, has been pre-
pared for that purpose by Mr. Stowe herself, who lie
known t, entertain vsry high opinion Of Mrs. webbs
talents as re.eer and 70 feel deep interest 10 her
SUGGEST We lean that tbeRev. Henry Ward Beecher,
in giving notice Of the resdi1g 10 bis congeg stion
On Sumo sy last. took occ ason TO speak Of Mrs. Webb
and to testfy Of her eminent abilities from bis own
persopsi knowledge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
DECISION IN THE JOHN STREET NE TIL
ODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH CASE.

The case referred to the arbitration Of Bishop Sinp-
son, and recently tried before him, has been decided
It will be remembered ths: this litigation out Of
difference in the congregation upon the question Of
the sse Of th, Cnurch, aud the removal of the con-
gregaton to the vicinity Of Madison square, which
movement portion of the members of the Church
residing in the upper part Of the city favor. Those
retding down town oppose Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

BIGeARLr BUsBEss-For the third or fourth tine
an effort is being made TO get 40 sppropd s;ion from
tie Common Council Of $500 TO esch Of the Newspaper
reporters in attendance in tie two Boards. IL Is not
only illegal but foolish; aud he reporter who would
ak or take il must have csrtemptiby am sl opinion
Of tie character Of bis profession, or bis ewa rePuts-
L. knrh on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

CHARGE OF GRAsD LARcEsr.-Evenue r. Doyie
-ss yesterday stressed suspicion OF having stolen 80
chair two gd gold Gc the property OF Mary
Arm ,re reading No 6S6 Fourth street Tue secsss4
was detained by Juiuce Brennan fJr sKsriin.iion-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

CoRREcTIOS ~ RELATi0s TO THE MEssRs. mEsks,
FrRsiIURE DgALERs.-We understand fro N the best
authority nst the report that the Messrs Meets sers
in crested ia the furniture Of house OF i'sme In
Leonard street, which was burned on Friday night IS
entirely Incorrect. They never have had any insur
ance or mortgage on any properly 10 the house, r~
have they any knowledge whatever Of the parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

juvenile CoScERr.-The children attending Ward
School coIoieo No. /, fifteenth street, gave Con
cert in DIR. PenpiDgtons Church last evening. The
chHdIen-uncer the direction of Mr. S. W. Waldron,
their music ,escher-sang several chOIuses, solos,
duets and quartets, acquit ing theinsel res cevsry
There 4 respectable audience Of ladies and gentle
nen-al being well pleased with the evenings enter
tanmeut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

The 7. +. MEAGHER CLUB.-The Fourth Ami
verary Of Mr. Mesghers escape from bondage, wss
celebrated by the above boOy a, Nioos, last night,
by grand bal and supper. The affair was very
pleasant and passed of mos. successfully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18

CONCERT BY THE SAsGERBUsD The Sangerbund
will give Concert at the Tabernacle on Thursday
evening. Fifteen different glee clubs viii be repre-
seDted, and it is expected that the mse sogers will
not nj mber lees than hreehundred The progr anne
includes pieces from MozNt, Beethoven and Weber;
a. the remembrance Of the Ssnge'fet at FL PAX,
and the Concert at the Metropolitan Thestar last Sum
mer, will hardly fail to secure crowded house.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-27
CLOTHING. MHo1L NJ y EsxSsEs : 4ss ! AM, ~ RETAIL.

90 THE undersgnsd having purchased OF hi late part
Chas w. Mack. his entire interest idtae Cloth
NJ ing Store OF Macy Lobedtine. very hessy dis
determined to &c: rid OF the present. stock a
sed prices mske for large assort
meut Fall ard Winter Cothft He therefore invites hi
fren d. the generally sl and examine his Good
and prices He has good stock Of Clothing Gensmen
Furdtshng Goods &C.. &C., - there in Evansville and
place in the y he will prove those calling hi
e729-u ANTHONf LObENSIiNb.
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BRpFORD.s FAMILY GROCER,

VE undersigned would respectfully INFORM the csens oi
Evansvle and vicinity just opeaeda fresh
Family roceries OF every
Second 20 James Stees Lumber Yard
they hope by strict attention business 70 merit and
receive share OF public patronage. .
Eggs Lard Poultry from the country and shall keep con-
sany hand full supply 5f all staple articles 0r table
All GoSas purchased At this sre will delivered the
'ss.usA''' :sos u P1''"-'''' BEDFORD WADE.
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CAN n BE,

EvAN Il be possible that s. EMBICH summoneito
u pear before onorabie City Council answf the
charge oselne Dry Goods shssp, Or was Receiving
orders for Goods: when in reality they are
not worth than ninety cents the dollar BE the
ease As il may we know e. attend t5 his affairs
while he purues the even teno ways time
70 do the greatest good the largest climber BY
sell good Goodsto hsnumerous
markaSly low prices. .s.,s
a. nr;css ey22
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'pE AIIIps sunRENnERg gif!,iu

SINCE MESSRS. AHLERING & Drummer HAVE
the Old Corner Stand Water
Journal Once and filed il to overfowipg with largest
STYLES Fall Winter Clothing
aishng Goods. and sell them low
ALLIEs BEEN COMPELLED SURRESDkR.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part Of Meas and Boys. ready Clothing
and Trunks together with
Gentle uens Dress Goods and Tailors' Goods
brought to this city Their facilities for
superior any other house the city
which enables them all times m all orders
Of goods and at the best bargains Country and city
and the public generally respectfully invited TO call
their New STOCK and Reduced Prices before purcha
ing else where. decIS-tf
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! STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS

TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. 8. MAIL.
= T.TIf- AND EXPRi.s- PACKETS.
TRI-WEEkL, "A Boat of this Line will
leave Terre naate ana Evansville every
kk1EskkM Mond,y W ednesday and Friday. at o'clock
p NJ. These Boats large ecmmodoas well
Connecting Terre Haute with Railroad Northern Pack
on Ohio river. e22-tf
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, fAINTS, OILS, &C., &C
AT wHOLrsALE, AND RrTAILB
n II - ~ 3 n 4. N d

THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
i Drugs and Medicines or J. M. ID. Miller d CO., and
intend carrying on The Drug business at the well enown
stand of Keller Farnsey, No. IA Water street, under
the firm of Lefeh & Verling.
to the public, having been engaged in Mr. Crawford
Bells Store tc last nve years. Peter Verling ofthe
last thrce years. natters himself with having the cons
dence its old customers.
We intend keeping hard large and fresh stock o
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict business. and by low prcej to merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers
CHARLES LEIGH.
febos.lv PETER VRRLlNG.
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@0EE E
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
! v,n,s ~ =. a - ~ A. an ~

Stsk 2KXSSEaE-Yly
NEW ARRANGEMENT
LITTLE MIAMI RAlLltOAD
s aaa r,;ils the M
lowing in New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
Rom CIN.CINN NNATI
TO NEW YORK in s21s hours;
PHILADELPHIk' IN sI1K hours; 2a3aa sI8n.1
BALTIMORE in 2s hours;
BUFFALO in Ie1a hours;
CLEVELAND in 81 hours;
HSS fifTsssRs,s 4 q is1"; i hour.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST rRArS-Cleveland. Ptshars and Wheeling Lightning
Kirk Buffalo Albany York and Boston; Cressins Pits
burg Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. Zanesve.
ton City ec connects TO sanausky; also Xsna
sEcoxp TRArx-Cieveland and Pittsburgh Accommodation
sssa F
Third TsArS-Whselng Express at 1910 O'Clock noon)
for Conmbu: Zsnesvilis Whseling Baltimore
springfield and Delaware. 'i'-I
FoUxrH iaton ats p NJ for Circlevils
FIFTH rn1lS-Clsvsland aad Pssbars Nigh.
for CoiuSbas Cleveland psnkirk BSnsls Albany
New York; connects at Xena to Springfield. -
One train on SUNDAY for Columbus at 2so p. NJ.
FARE AND THROUGH TICKETS.
For prices Of fare. through tickets and all information
please apply the companys office No.
a,nut street between Pf Sixth 81. doors
road Once in the yellow building south
corner Of Broa,way and Frsn. directly opposite the
p. W. sTRADER. General Agent.
The Omnibus Line pa at all the
Hotels and hy leaving directions the oce No
States Hotel at the oee Of Broadway
and Front opposite the Spencer House. directly
deel5 J. H. HOWELL. Conductor.
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HALL. DODDs & CO.'S,
THOMAS CoNYNGT0N.
oLbSAIE AND RETAIL ROOk S1,I Isp D ~ N

"HoLEsALE AND RETAIL. BooKsEifFR AND
STATIONER = =
MOULD respe ,tfuliy inform his frietds ,pstba ,h
nc generally that having purchased o. Gsssrs
S,a,oo heehr. their entire stock Of Books q
i.a, ne mas rer owed his Book Store to The stand
OF Main and First Streets. '''"'
adaitions thus made to his stock enabes him
.h us customers larger and betier assoYtmen
mas ever before been brought ethfs nlsrket cen
beoiog;c.P ~ par o. school edeal sn
Eancr 30 hooks; wiring Printing. NraIII Q an {
=, All (which will be sold. e nd Fetal
nav prices, fact to which he would esllthe
~ oI country merchants, dealers teachers and
TO purchase ofhim. angos.,S
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NATCHEz STREET FIRR, NEw ORLEANS. "a

o..,a. :. - ). y NV UkLhANs, AftlI Z. 1854.
with their contents, except The books and paers con
tained in our Safe, were niirely destoa ed b, fire. o,
been for several bou,s in extremely hof Ere before
We could recover il. being first discovered WAS
In red heat; on being cooled with water re moved
our books and papers. TO the amount OF fhons;
dollars. without The slightest damage ar niur, ious-
Being fully convneeo BY his event the entire seeu
~ OF those Safes we have procured other HE same
description. from the same Agent viz:hiehs Frerr
safe. sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No. 80 Magazine
anu teeni to all ho desire perfect secbfity
for valuable papers in of fire.
PRICE WALSH A. COl
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silk and Poplins direct i'm
ii ported and for sale by JAS. Low CO..
augS 4ls Main st.. Louisville. Ky.
GINGHAMS.-2 eases glazed super black; do 26 inch
VI cotton Chambray; do Manchester Plaid Ginghams.
seSles by direct
JAS Low h CO..
AUS 4ls Main st.. Louisville. Ky.
NUCsLINs.-3 styled Muslin de Lsine direct
lvx imported. and for sale By JAS. LOW b CO..
Engs 4ls Main st.. Louisville Ky.
URANSi case Camled Jeans; do Blue and white,
q styles. reed this day and for sale by
JAS. Low CO..
augs 4lS Main st., Louisville. Ky.
Ga black Alpaca Lustre do do ass'd colored
Figures; do do black hair Lustre do s-4 Tw ass'd
coors Thibet Marino assd colors; do 34 bck
Alpaca in all qualities direct hand
and for sale at lowest prices by JAS. LOW CO.
auS9 4lS Main st.. Louisville KY
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aHnRwOOD HCUSE.

BRENTWOOD aCU36.
rVyHE subscriber has TAX EN- the above house, and has
entirely rehtted and re:urnished it, and is prepared
to entertain patrons OF the house In satisfactory
manner He has also rented e brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Rrke and has gold stock of horses and car
riages to le::.
The stabe large, clean and wellocated, and good
hoste are In Particular attention
will be- paid 50 care OF horses left with him for keep
ug and in al respects, the public sha find the Sher
,iood House a GOOD Hotel. liye.tfl ]. A. 8YERS.
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I. =. CRISP.

Festsr's ButldtRg, Up Stairs.
T CRISP. having removed his Ofice 10 Foster:
d buiklfhg win be hsnd at all times, to take ac
Of Deeds, Mortgages, &c., and attend
s business required Of him Justice Of the Peace
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