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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20
CRESCENT ciTy FOUNDRY AND MA
sflysp EVANaIielE An
DIR. JOHN u. GENTRY. OCUiIsT,
FRANKFORT KY

WILL ATTENTION T0DsEAsEs orTHE EYES
tor hoe: a. s S M
aouS, my capacity ATE, rsaas ns G h
Eye Bills mad. tnssu before treating the patient can
r,n from any cause ~hsvsr expect 70 stay 10 sadsr
rfy encouraged aud have NO doubt will BE- I'VE
gSds ,a;s sI:s' o. F (: 3,
ne four patients who afflicted ~i'h eyes Of the
character .nd .ho sbcut TO he placed
and found ths m sfc ed IN the their
s. were dim .ss ".s %
eas. wing existed with q them hack four
ss, prTsi 'P: ben
train the incredible sho time o. four w..ks they xer.
irci,e Erasa. sh.y vel Tor the enss they
has ted their disease We therefore recommend him
patronage Of all afflicted in iae wann-r.
POWELL. G vernon 81 Kentucky
] swIesET Ci,rk Court Appeals.
rHos. ). PAGs. Auditor.
November u.s. 1889.
fn.xkroRr. January '2.h, 1854.
The Undersigned h:yins a. he rsau-s: Ct Ds Gentry
Re- ,or. he ommr cea the cuis found
ns
paio Bat taly de- priv ed ofsishs and said
'ns :'.,s i her s he &. Zee. treated Dr. Gentry.
ne all s: 5: ss.s e Daylight
s Sas s;s S;ss:s.~ judges Court 'Ar''.i'
Hon. Jonx J. cnrrrESprx and Il. r. LETcHsE-Gsnts:-
DR. Gary Of city expects visi, New Os.D. the
ssss: &
'''' f S:ss. =. sssssssa = Farmers.
5oI NJ B 6o sssaAn' H.ra~.r. Dealers.
Ior 5n BxxsH Dry Good. Merchants.
JAMS, sSsnos Police J.ss. .,v...,..u
~ ~: CANES S.nsa.r'S' Dry Goods Merchants.
&c G h,sx Keepers of Livery Stables.
j G HEnSDos County Judge:
W.T.. ,aEEsDOy; sheriff fIaailia Comfy.
hisD s %saax Rss1s i fSa"1tS1, HOTEL
SoWs NJ HARIAx City Attorney
JAMES HAsLAx Atty. G~nsral Of Ky.
allow. eo%msadation Of Dr. Gsntry :.
Of and entitled b. rded s such
This We sA''r''''' certify. k = c IT1ossa.
osrnr or sEcn,r.nr o. srAII.
Col. NJ s. Haxcocx-My dear Fri. nd j have ID. pleas.
a. t. 70. D., Gentry c..1.. e T ns.:d,
highest rsrvta,oa 10 hi. r,os., in .s. par.
snd he h.. MAJ. sine which .sss
eomnanity .aa any Kindness yon may .hsw him Iesn
uG ;.a zes. :ad AND GRANT GREEN see s
il jann T. BACON & co. IS Family Grocery.
N WHO'S ches. soss Cards soii.aar. Brick blocks
rec a% jsa2 A. g. PUSHES.
CnAwLs.-,oo Mr.s' eol'a Nett sAavis;
- io.,aek ewh'd DO; Of tAs n.v:st
sovis JAS. Low & co.. as Main ST.. Los.. ~.
VALENTINES. VALENTINES
a SPLENDID assortment ofevery v.r,ssy Of v.entnr
"a Comic '''''s ~ :'' III
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EDELEIvED per F1athoat-
HI 10 his cider Vinegar; bbls Pearl Barley:
81 inrram's Saierstus; 10 bxs Whest Starch:
Is bxs S1l-rstus H. pers; leases Ho.ton Matches
Il hale, Go. ton Baftins; cS Css.ia:
40 bundles Cotton Irvine; 100 LIS small HEMP Irvine;
coils grass Halter Rope; coils He-p Halter Rope;
3 d Hemp Bedcords; do Cotton Bedeords;
20 dox No do; 4 hxs hast rand lump To-
It's Nutmeg; bacco:
81 don BLACK lux; - don Chic Mustard;
q o K-u,uck, Mustard; Is do N Y.
% hxs Ground Psrp-r % hxs Ground CT. nsrn,
40 hxs Palm Soap in ~ to X IS doz Wsshhoari;
III hars; IS nests Market Baskets;
. dor Covered Baskets; Is don estrs imp. Brooms;
whisks; 10 20 Wire do;
2 do extra Clothes Baskets; 10 10 Hard do;
For sale at lowest market price BY
nov6 1. d. HERMANN.
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Nc UsKs AND LOTS FOR SALE.

~ UsB9 AM 1OIS rOn sHLos
NHE uudevsi ned hsins from the place
eers and Lots IN this city at
aasins Said heuses and situated In Inse and Stock
Wells Enlargement Eegestoss Foundry. fronting
Iare strs~s deep
hieh ROOMS each houses stables
For psveusys enquire Of Mesrs Igehsrt Oakley real
jsut- ind - - - wN. JOHNSON.
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HALL. DODDs 4 CO.'S
FIRE p u OOF SAP ES!

!" !: ! !
WE have on hand supply
@S,I NY ofthose FIRE PRooY Safes
a. IA which We offer atiow figures
2 - |tIsk&Il3 For their superior quail.
49,. ties. We refer 10 New Yori
QSkIES and Virginia State Stocl
~ 81 eank. Crescent City Bank
& q. Copeland. Broker and
Banker J. II. Mashee Co
- and Bement viele.
UoRyBROOK a CHURCHILL. Agents.
sv:5-u Water street. Evansville. Ind.
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n BBL Apple Preserves; hbi Peach Preserves;
dss23 COOKS Family Grocery
CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE aNH

CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND
RET SlL.
TINE undersigned constantly keeps hand a large
assortment offresn Water. Butt.srand sugar Crack.
srs and a,soof Soda, Pilot and Navy Bread, which be
ing manufactured Oy the latest improved Machinery.
can be sold price in any place In the
and are not excelled In quality BY any manufacto
nv In the country large stock always on hand my
shopon Water street. between Sycamore and Vine.
decl4-u j. SINZtCH.
NEW TAILORING EST &nI.lSHMENT.
TIME uadereued would respectfully the
esrus Of Evansville aud surrounding trat he
Main street. opposite the Branch Han
where he intends carving the above
ell the latest aud 'ashio ah,e styles All
vork and Of the workmaushp He
by close application business merit liberal share pat
Cs ana examine OF Cloths Cassimeres Vest
ines = he good stock hards and prepared sell
chan nov2 i. l.. NELMS.
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MAIN STREET BER@EE SECOND AND THIRD
IN have removed Auction Rooms tn Main street ear
old Court House. where we are prepared 81
and sell commission auction private sae all kinds of
asrchsndie Household Furniture Horses Bugses &C.
REGULAR SALES-Evcry Tuesday Thursday and s:tua-
day. commencing at o'clock W. and Tuesday. Wednss-
day and Frio ~ evenings At gas lighting. 49, -
We will as particular attention TO the selling OF Lnas
aud Town Lots.
An persons having Lands Loa Horses Wagons Bussies
rchande description to SELL are respectfully so
,icited e. give call. oct1-iy WoOLSEf NELSoN
CRESCENT CITY FOUNDRY AND MAHClNE
sluP. EvAN.tlLlE. Nd.
VXyE all Machinery equal in style
w aud quality made in the and .s as reason
Alb. pri es
We Fire aud Steam En!ines Horse Power Saw and
rist III Irons Parker. Johnston Ho;chkiss
Water Wheels sha'ne Paiisys. pipes P.mrs cast iren
for fence sud ba'cony -s hosting heels
she'll lsthes borag m tobacco aud lsrd screws
iron bridges coal work and
RlrosS Car Wheels in short all snds Of iron ssd Bras.
work Ia our lin o. business.
Now 18th TINE to sy in ord, for spring work Havnl
had rerienc wit complete msehrery the beet
tel assured W. can give .stisfetion and guar
done right Prompt stion given
repairs OF Ste mhsat sd Land Machinery.
Ais ord nail shou be plainly snd particularly
and with rfr when coming from those with whu
We have not h d previous dealing.
thu hghes. price for crap iron Dr. and Copper
Foundry W. and T. Canal Canal and Ipgle st
Jap2i u. ID EGGLESToN CO
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en, RFAMA .1! II a.n s.9 y c..
We Coopers. Carpensers' and other meehsn'e' Tools.
| '''o' ''' n'' LOT aNEs s@ieS
m MAEkD nv The LAT r. FIR 8; Merchant. AMI
y dsa sn eaa had cheap Hardware ~ sa' nsiFrIrH
fsb7 At Bsli's Brick Warehouse.
QUAR- .sa Pin. Flash. .sa Gl.:. ,unhI.r.a
Y JAMS I. BACON CO.'S Family Grocery.
Coffee % TssssY s=s cSSs;s
THE s :!xE LUZ. LTMRRTfHa THE CITY,
uOHN ?. GLOVER & co corner Of Main aud seventh
30 streets Evansville Ind would respectfully "ferm he
rs . they a. Is :sa
Ash Ysorss; Dressed and undrs.ed Ceiling Casinos and
.suss cs%%.. Gs,SSs sS.s Sr
&C. Can made ordAr a. the loves, prices sliss
Who may for them Orders from .dissAses vii, eve
best quality III ~ IT ',s t co
fshio syc. near Water.
Oats ir;' siss s1d fI CO sale
ONs0ys.a fresh supply Of onion Set. .; S ana 70 for
" s.le bv f@ - T.GkANr a Gu.
(rORN rRUsuERs The undersigned have hen sr-
sn' Corr. Crushers fets GRANT CO.
OEbe T.GRtNT6 CO.
N.w n. q. sUG aR.-,a hid. just reed per Lsuns-
jana s. 4. GILBERT & CO.. sye. near Water.
WI ANTEn.-A stu.son in private family as "u,se
=" and 10 do general house work and pla n sewing The
references given. Enquire 1t the CITY HOTEL
CHEST ofthose choice Baltimore Oysters this day
III ~ dee7 COOKS Family Grocery.
% 81 bush Onions. at deer COOKS Family Grocery.
TT ARlFsEn SECS AR 10 hhds prime article IN s.oer
~ sna for sale ny f-ts PRESTON BROS.
few f''s. s;ss 4'cs', Es:f 81,
jan25 Main st. be lst ssd WA'er.
DESr Sewing Needles, Diaper Pins. Tape Needles Amber
jazz A. G. PUsHEE.
TSR aNBERRsEs AND WHITE FIsH-
~ hbls Crannsrres; tbs extra new bite Fish. at
jaa1 COOKS Family Grocery.
PRIVATE BOARDING.
GDERSOvs wishing Board and Lodging be sccsmmoda-
'' win s''' Rooms well MRS anss''f E. pssrEcosrs.
jaa2s-2n On Water street. bet~. Main add Locust.
THE QUESTION
TIME qrestiou before the Mretisg House Is this: IT. TELLER
they propose dsggar for thu
urpose the Teller gees with his gal dsgsryvp. shop
and pay f'r having he pietares tokard he only hs
enough TO tor picture ordinary
the oth-ria magn6 wheh rictrre should he pu
In the A~gDineens e.se-his owa rsy mug hsrnt-
Wound u be gallant in him pnt mug the ugly cs-i-
~feS she s.spi HAT the Question before the hey
ing house. We are ossa for the dscnss.n.
jsns-H Over Lswrence's Marble Depot.
L
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auCTION ROOMS.

NNHlTE LINK AND CEMENT
w bills bite Lime; 50 bbls Cement. Tor sale
janI9 WM. BELLY.
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NOW receivirgo ever
100 tons Of Vermont
No. I and Statuary
Marble. carefully Sc
leeted ut the qusrriss
BY myself.
Employing some Of
the hest Scul ptors and
Mantle Makers 1. the
U,ion. ] am prepared
In execute all descrip-
tionsofwork. n . style
superior to any house
! the West. and for
vasi.ty scarcely equal-
ed by any establish-
meut IN the States.
D-aIers in Marble
will md IL TO their in
terest TO examine my
stock snd prices before
purchasing else where.
Facilities for beying
and shipping enable me
To supply ar less thsn
. Eastern prices. adding
cost o. freight.
> MANTELS
Ofthe la.est n. Ysrk
styles and varieties. on
.nlis nbs1;.k. Tonbe
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rRNNEYA sORENsN

TRNNENA sORENeN'
wHoLg4AnI D1ALkBs GRvCgsfEs ekD Li9Uobs. CobhkB
wAres AND SIS. EVAN VILE IND. .
Undersigned this day formed copsrtnershp Tor
the purpose OF dong wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business having succeeded the In iress Of Messrs As
lilo purchsed stock aud mahe additions TO make
mrlete shall be able ener a GOOD
West. r.. 8 fE>kEY.
jAn3 8. SORsNS0N.
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---Tbe river was on stand hele yes.erda,

we thank Mr. R. H. voolfolk, of the
splendid steamer RI, Ward. for-a package OF
New Orleans papers, brought up by that boat to
Cairo and forwarded 10 rs by sternwheel medi-
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NOTICE. TO SrOCKHOl.DERS

meeting Of the reerrs OF the Northern Plank Road
Con- any held the oAce Of James Lsushiin. jr.
18th Jtruary 1855 ordered that all Stockholders
in sad Company Who have alrarv done be
their will be equal fy doll
for each o n. hundred dollars suh-erii-'.
JAMES G. JONES See'y.
VOTE An the funds received into tie Treasury have hssu
exhausted in Of deL ard and there are YET
liabilities uasasfed. Those who know the
don the Company and value Of u cir stock
BY calling John Pans. Jas. L,usg n. jr or Jas Ions
ian2s-tf J. @. J.
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VISITORS TO LONDON or en route e PARIS;
Y MRS COOKIES ConNE1cIAL - yzntLf
so.i!sI xsIs s,s - - 4 - d.
NJ Hoes ss:. psst sevs,sses - sss - - ~ ~.
~ n - ssrvssH lS - lsy Rsvsss ReosA Vnnsss
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4mnSements.

A CADEMY Of MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA
"A Belnis Grand Tragic Opera Of
N O II M A
Will be gyen for the last time
THURSDAY EVENING, June 81 1885,
IA ORANGE OPERA TROUPE
Principal roles supported by
Madame ANNA DE LA GRANGE.
Sgnor RAFAELLE NITRATE, and
signor M0RELLI,
ON their return from Boston.
Musical Director and Conductor Sig. ARDITI
The public respectfully informed that the of
these celebrated artists will extend beyond the ist day Of
JAY and viii positively afford the public the LAST OP
POhTUNITY Of hearing them.
Six be secured at the
Academy, at HALL SONS, VAN NORDEN& KINGS,
and Of JOLLIE'S Music Store
Prices Parquette Circle aud First Cir
ole eli Secured 81 5o Family Circle 50 cents Amphheater,
Is cents
Doors open at II o'clock the Opera commences ats.
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The PEoUOT HOUSE will Be reopened for the
the 18th day Of june ls1 The House he ss ssss butt
stisss wserins place u built q great e1pess con-
prns in arrangements every mproyement ~ esgsnsnss
srniIsr ips auson New and he u, sse md stten-
ton 10 The ofhs gss Of the Hoes VI = sxssnesa
for Fshi5s Bathing, RIDING Sailing he Conn.ne&e@ oy
railroad and stesmbost three ines sN e ssd n S'en'
and adjacent places snd By oCnDieos non u eys
ii mile, running 70 The Hotsi every hoef y The day:
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Go Book Binders ano publishers.

ENGLISH BOOK-CLOTH and COLORED
IL LEATHERThe subscriber has CONSTANT ON hand large
and well assorted stock OF WILSON'S ENGLISH BOOK
CLOTH also a variety OF LEATHER Including the an
tique coos In calf selected from the best markets which he
will sell the lowest prices for cash or approved credit
THOMAS BUTTRES5, No. LAG Wnliam-st.,
two doors from Fulton. IS. } NewYork
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CIXTY RELIABLE FASHIONS are to be found
- in GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for JULY.-No reliance
placed other Among them Is Fashion Plate,
coloFed, containing:
EIGHT FIGURES, Boys GIRLS Dresses invaluable to
Parents
CINpERrILA beautiful Steel Plate.
The bonnet MAKERS DREAM.
Car EMBROIDERY A Doll BABY, TO show the Young
Idea hsw to Work.
FASHIONS SUMNER BoSSETs.
MANrLLAs from BRoDE's, &c, enumeste,
ana the bes, reading be found Monthly for July
Ii. LONG BROTHER, No. Ia Nassaust
And for sale at all the Bookstores.
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ZONE CUT CORNERs-The experience Of
~ CONSERVATIVE FAMILY in FANATICAL TINES.

By Rensuly 4s PIP. limo. Cloth, IlaSTated Price 81 ID
Publishers commonly present the most favorable notices oi
their books; intend ny the experiment Of widely spieao
ing unfavorabe notices Let begin with the following no
tce Of CONE CUT CORNERS from The Cone Cut Gszet'e
Of the of,si scoru or the writer this book that arise
from its perual and sit down TO review H. In our edorlA
ons lie too undergone many experiences from con.
in the forum and election srusges down to anioees
tons and INJURIES But we have never Ike of thi.
book 'pares feelings i 30 Tespecter Of persons ~
reveals incidents Of private life which occurred here IN our
midst the OF fellow and even on, o*n
humble cosnomen in fu Prom the ste Hon Mr. ohsssepS{
som through list Of friends and erquamances II
rea,es are net even disguised BY coorng which
should them harmless but they held up to most IN
pesnce and the constitutional liberties Of sacred 10 these
pages The udeious and conservative friends tempeisooe
and those prudent and consdeTste men who resist
and oppose making Temperance political subject or akn
politics subject Of religious conf are attacked without
warning and without mercy Their motives are made me SUB
Of humo and their conduct the theme Of eouea descP
deDounee this book bei libel not only
flew but a multitude, q cass.
do ham 10 the cause Of the udciou friends Of tenn.
pesnce 1t knows conservatism ignores moral 'us.?n
spirit is natcal from end to the other.
We hope cur owDsmen viii not this unmssked attack
upon them pass uuroced We that proper will
taken to Get Us right before the people % the ss ana the
'0 CoEE = cTff CORNERS published BY
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nNSMORE's RAILWAY GUIDE. - Third
~ edition for June ready At No. sspruee ~ y
~ DEY + o L l. Y -
Ready at the Great News Depot No o3 Nassau Ct, the
O"'' p''' - s'' 1'"'''' ROSS, JONES ToUsEY.
HENRY WARD BEE c III Z r 3
IL STAR PAPERS.
Fifteenth Thousand Ready This Day.
Admired by all, condemned by none. .
sale Railroads and Steamboats, and BY all Booksellers
One elegant limo. Price - Is.
J. c. DERBY, Publisher, New York.
-. a. ~ ~ "a ~ n, W. w n M
WI COUNTRY MARGINS AND SUMNER RAMBLES.
A charming Book for Tourists.
By the Author Of Hills and Lsles and UpCOuntry Letters"
Ons l2mo vol Price 81.
J. C. DERBY, Publisher,
and for sne by all Booksellers
EUKOPE in 1655.-Trsvelers to Europe can
IL purchase Of the undersigned American Books and
Newspspe Books for Pans and the Continent and all
Eneth books Attention will be devoted TO American visitors
and any information gladly given.
SAMPSON Low, son Co., American and English Book
sellers and Publishers n Ludgae Hill by st. Psuls) London
HOBOKEN BOOKSTORE No. 19l Washing.
Il tonst above Fifthst-See Morning papers citizens OF
Hoboken for Publisher Announcements of NEW WORKS,
then call for them at YOUR OWN BOOKSTORE, as above:
The Monthly Magazines and Weekly Literary Papers on hand
promptly suedn instances in advance a their
pub icston IN New-Yo rk City. Wh PAITON.
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THE UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION

IN
ysIy hs@s house of SoursT Richer
Auzouy, l6 Rue Niyienne; savage, Brothers Lepre-
vost successors Of Hamard Co.
KER--Fsuvct, Rue Menars-Baby Linen, Wed.
ding Suits, aud all Articles connected with Lsd'es
MILLINERY-Head Dresses and Court Ornaments, Bean
drant, a Rue kenve 81 Augusta.
turer Of White and BLACK Lace aud Frcnch Cahemire
shaws, China Crapei FrainaIs Grsnsgnse, ~ Rue
Feydeau, and o. Rue Riehslleu .,,.-,.
BABY LINEN-Wedding Suits Pagan, u Hue siyienne.
SThaasNHySPG By the Empress los
GLOVES AND CRAVATs-Privst 10 Rue Neave ST. Augusn.
At the UNIyERSPs,entee Cor the special manufacture 81
SHIRTS 10 Boulevard Poissonnere, corner Of the Rue
Rougemont large assortment of tho newest cut, both
for Gentlemen and Ladies - -
UMBRELLAs-pasols Waking stcas and ndas WHIPS
CHOICE sossy, Go,aa Co..
General Depot, IS Rue kiycl, 49, ~
merly the King Chroncmeters and Watches lIs,-
cling Cecksi received Medal. at French and London
Exhibitions Paris, Gserie Montpensier, Pian hoyas
IS and is; and in London, No. 2s5 Resen,st, O.,
MARRET JARRY BROTHERS, Jewellers, Gold and SD
Yori. Msichsud, Guiiiemot Co, No. 4sl Broadway.
LAHoCHE Co, Table Service seyres China, pCy,ta'
ts Sa to 49, as s1s R sss' pRs smp Ssy
DFNIFRF extensive Bronze Mandatory Is Re vivenne
LEMONNIER Jcweler aud Worker in Hair removed on &C.
F. asS as Il: sss is.i 's
SUISSE BROTHERS, Bronze Mandatory, Paintings Sta
tionery, &C., 81 Place de la Bourse ~, -.
H. PAPE Rae des Bons Enfaut, and 10 Rue Dc vaos tho
Of y raS r. ri ssm Rsss m
and several First Prizes, At The various Exhibitions
oPTlC-cbeyailisr InFsneer, Is Place da Pont .,suE
Ii. CUvILLiER IS Rae de Ia PAX, Vines Liqusrs. Tess
Grocery Sole Agent Of Domeeq xeres.
n e Kas B. lie ns a. saa to
cHILDsEN's pREssEs &c r., B'sps ss spssi.lisy
N II Rem for ia nun lifv
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TIVE UNITED STATES MECHANICAL

TNHE UNITED STATES MECHANICAL
Il sTREET-CLEANISG COMPANY prepared 10
contract with Corporations, Contractors Turnpike Plank
read Comps for CLEANING STREETS and HIGHWAYS
ofevery description BY the month mile IL part Of
the United States The system Of Scavengns adopted BY thu
Company together with fhe Sweeping ard Cleaning APpara
has received the highest ffon the Press and
authorities Of every city where they have operated The edU
the machines being only valuable efficient
hut pcserystyes Of the street surface particularly
cobblesone pevemens and nscadamized roads In this
spect they receive the ony Of every civil engineer who
Witnesses their construction and mode OF operation In cities
and large they simplify the whole system Of cleaning en-
aiding authorities to have any street or streets steamed In NOR
ough manner IN few bCur. For particulars sdkess
SMITH SECKELL Co,
No Sa5 Broadway, New. York, No. ITO souh Ff'n'''
Philadelphia
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DRREMPTORY MORTGAGE SALE of the

Il OWASCO WOOLES FACTORY stAUBURN, N. y
Under and by virtue judgments of foreclosure and SALE
the subscriber will sell public sueon the Western E
change in the City Of Auburn the County Of Csyuga
FRIDAY the I'd day ofJane inst oocoek in the torenooa
all that valuable Ree Estate, M Property, Water Privilege,
the 0wsco outlet the City Of Auburn being the plot Of
ground with all the privileges and oehouses lately owned
BY the Auburn Woolen Company and being ell the property
recently conveyed by the Trustees Of said Company Samuel
Harris and stephen Waterman including all the machinery and
fixtures Of all kinds whatever the mills lately belonging
sid Woolen Company. AL this vausbe property will posi-
lively be sod above the highest bdde-Dsted Aubar
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N d l. O's G A r ID f n
IN Time of Commencement; Doors O'Clock; Over
tnrc at AZ Curtain rises at 8 O'Clock.
THIS (Wedne sday) EVENING
PYNE AND HARRISON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
First performance in America OF
BALFE'S SPECTACLE OPERA
In Acts entitled
THE DAUGHTER OF ST. MARK
Now produced 10 all its
ORIGINAL SPLEND0R.
With new Scenery Costumes Banners Arms and ali other
scoessorics and the following powerful
CHARACTERS:
Lasxnano King OF Cyprus MI Holman
Andrea CornsIo Patcian Of Venice. Borran
Originally performed by him }
Moncerrgo, of the Council Of MI Horncahe
strozz officer Of the guard Chambers
mes
msrs~no; page to the King Miss Oss
Adolph de Courcy, French Mr. Harrison
Ns composed for and originally performed by hml
CxfsrA Cornero, niece Of Andrea Mis- Loniss fyne
FULL ORCHESTRA, INCREASED CHORUS, and GRAND
BALLET.
Conductor. .................... @. r. Bristow
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IhhctH... OtntS
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THE DAUGHTER OF ST MARK
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