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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

P. G.. o. RILEY & Co Evansville
DUvALL. ALGo & Co. Memphis Tenn.
VIM. PARK & Co. do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do
II. B. SYKES. New Orleans
LEWIS SNAPP do.
MILES E.-FoLKEs. Vicksburg Miss.
WIN MCRAE, do do.
LOCKWOOD & Bros, Cincinnati Ohio.
o. KELLOGG & FooT. =. do do. "a q,
EDWARDS l. RUsH,SE-,L. st Louis, Mo. - ~ -.
Reguar sale days TusSdsyU Thursdays
10 o'clock and during the
at early gAslght. ap5 SWEET & LEONARD.
-f' Auesioneers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

ID ESPEOTFULLY infory the citizens of Evansville snd
N viruitv they have formed partnership the
practice of Medicine and Surgery
Having actively engaged in the profession
ter os century. become familiar with the diseases
this they hope their past experience and
cess will eattIs them u share Of public patronage.
Firsr street between Main and Locust
poste the Once where eithe both Of
consulted unless absent on profess onal business.
ag18-H
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4 Wednesday ST. Louis paper SAYS:

- a wednesday -. LOUIS paper says;
The Mississippi al ahis point is at stand, with
ten feet in the channel to Cairo. The upper river
is still reported falling with twenty-sx inches on
the Lower Rapids. Illinois falling. Missouri
river in the same condition. nTheN weather yes
te-day was cool and pleasant. Arrivals were
numerous and receipts fair
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CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS, i.

=.
GENERAL AUCTIONRERS REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
RESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens
Ia Evansville and surrounding country the sale of Real
Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hard Groceries also particular aen
paid all out door sales of description
able an satisfactory We shall do exclusively
mission Business and having place
competition with eonsgnors both buyer seller
have and Legitimate market. We will devote whole
the Auction and Commission business, and fen
assured that Will
pleas them. With pruden and no
confidence entrust their
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

= ut OAICAGUJ mug 81
Kansas dates to the 9th are received. The
bill for electng all territorial officers by the
present Legislature passed, and the two hou-
ses were in joint session carrying out the
elections. The bill provides for all local Off
GERS, including sheriffs, &C., for the next six
years, to be elected by the present Legisla-
ture.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01
PLANO FOR SALE.

Ell A first second hand piano, in
sFsel plete order aud ,rranted to be first
] II n 2 ms rument is O. cred for sa's CHEAP if p
at MIR. Heibs store, Main st.. between Frat
Seco ID streets door Gumbert Gotteb's Clothing
-2x
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" Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail IA Market
street St. Louis. No. and 695 Broadway. New York
also A the popular patent for sale
wholesale RETAIL low and favorable they
can he bought 1t any other house. - =
RI sale at Manufacturers prices by HALLOOK
STODDARD and all the principal druggists everywhere.
M
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

for sale his Sew and Lath Mill stua
Creek The above Mill is in good repair an
will cheap health will permit continu
ing in the business Any longer.
Any person wishing Ia engage good businas IL gQoS
time. The above Mill capable ofmanufac
turing fro oG0 feet Lumber and 5000 to 900 La
per day. For further particulars address ,,,- rru,-
ag2Q-tf JphN 6hEhh.
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Or. F. ID. DEELLER.

BRs f. HE
- 90 OF PHILADELPHIA,
WWTHO graduated in Germany and France ana can give
~ best testimonials from Professors in the Unted
Sates his services the citizens of Evansville nnd
vicinity Physician He will pay particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. 80 .
Moeler invites those afflicted with disease to
Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases
inflammation the Kidney, Urethra lnnamuatory
Diseases of the Bladder. and Syphilis Viii be
shortest time No charge for the hrst visit
Once corner of Sycamore and Thrdsts Once hours from
REFERENCES!
Thos. Mutter Prof.. of Surgery;
SamI jackson. Prof. Of Theory and Practice;
Q. d. Megs. Prof. of Midwifery p.
h. r. Gilman Prof Of Midwifery;
Jos. NJ. Smith, Prof. of Theory and Practice; q.
II. D. Bulky. M. ID. -..
Thos. Hun. n D., Albany N. Y.
Mason F. Cogsweli. NJ d. Prof Materia Medoa. Albany.
NY EetLI-Il
Ice House By THOMAS BACON & co.
agtl6 . "A lain street,
HHLOUR-lOOb bls Princeton Mills Flour hands and
u and to arrive for sale by 49,
Oh SAKS Canal Mills Flour Just reed and for sale By
~ agtlo T. BACON CO., Dan St.
MORE NEW GOODS AT COOKS.
Wn00 LBS Choice Leaf Lard,
MOUO 500 lbs choice sugar cured Dried Beef
10 bxs Palm Soap, 10 do German Soap,
S bxs Oleine soap. 10 do Star Candles,
10 half bxs Star Candles; quarter Candles
aug6 81 COOKS Family Grocery.
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mas. HRAY g. BENNINGTON.

EHIGs-For sale by S. E. GILBERT {
1t agIs w. .-
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Ihave this day associated Mr. VIM Brown late of
the firm of Foster Brown, in the Forwarding Com
mission business The
under the style of Howard l. Brown, We Fave a
Wharf Boa the River excellent Warehouse
Canal and think e well
ward Produce Merchandise.
aus24-st HOWARD & BROWN.
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pO~~ Summer Arrangement. uOSS
lSGO. TAKE NOTICE. lO,)s).

NEW ROUTE OPEN TO ST. INCONSISTENCIES
FOR THE WEST SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST BY I'd q
CLTvFLAND, BELLEFONTAINE AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
This the shortest and comfortable route from New
York Boston all New-Fngand Albany Troy and Buffalo,
Marion Belefontsine. Dayton. sydney Pqaa aud Green
Vile Ohio; Union Mumce Indisnsoo Peru Lsfayetfs Lo
ssnsIot Teue Hsute Vncennes and Evansville nd Louis
Vile Ky. and St Louis.
THstI TRAINS LEAVE CLEVELAND DAILY SUNDAYS Elk
oEPTED- A. NJ Express Train connects at Gallon with
b. and l. Tram. 8,
II A. NJ connecting at Bellefon.sine with the H. r. and
L. r. Urbsns and Springfield and arrive st Dayton
afternoon; indianapolis al $50 same evening"
get nights sleep the morning By the early Trains
for Lsfay cite, Peru, Logsrsport and Chicago 80
Passengers for Teue Hau'e Nmcennes and Eyanve leave
INDIANAPOLIS 9:l5 NJ arrive a. Terre Hsute at l2:l5 r. NJ
3l5 F. NJ, Evansville at same evening Line
of Post Coaches leaves Nncennes at $3.50 FOR Aena M
distance about 50 me I'LL the unfinished link OF the Oio
ana tisrissippi Railroad between Vincenn and 81 Louis
arrive Xena connect with the Express Train at
6:ScA NJ and arrive ST. Loa AZ l. 80 same afternoon
The Road in fDe order and you pas through beautiful
country, mskiug change desirable 70 travellers. -
Fary this Stage Line will be filed with Iron Rails
making continuous Railroad Line from the Atlantic to tue
Msss pp Eighyfye miles shorter by this route than VIA
Tol. do and Chicago to ST Louis .
7l5P NJ Lightning Express Train from Cleveland making
connexions with all places named by shove rrans arrive &C
Indian apos 8:45 morning; connect Immediately with
Express Train for Vncenne ana there with Stages for hen
leaving Aena $50 by Express Train and arrive al 81 Louis
al CSC 2. NJ
II Passengers desire stop yenis H. they leave there
al II A. NJ and arrive az St. Louis p NJ afternoon
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cities with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern states BY con-
iruous Railway direct. The Road also connects at Psourgh
with daily line Of steamers 10 all porte on the western RIVERS
Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers 70 al ports on
the Nohwe Lakes making The most dect cheapest an
reliable by which FREIGHT be Forwarded 70 and
from the Crest West. ..z,u,,,,,.,s ,,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boo Shoes Dry Goods, Gin 10 uer 100 H.
bo1es) Furs. Feathers, &C.,. ......:...)
SECOND CLAss.--Books aud Stationery Dry
Goods. lin baes,) Hardware Leather, tOc per ico ID
THIRD CLAss-ARyns, bsszhe' Dae'n anu Soc per 100 10.
FOURTH CLAss-Cohee Fish, Bacon and 4oc per 100 M
PORK, (Packed,) Lard and Lard OH. 80. -
Shipping Goods from any point east OF be par,
tculor the package via Ptnn.yyania Riroad All
Goods the of this Road AZ Philadelphia
Pit,sturgh, will be forwarded without detention : - .
FREIGHT AGESTs-Moses Potter, Boston; j. L. Elliott
New-YOrk T.. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia Maeraw hoOuh,
Baltimore c. Frenckcus, Pttsburgh Sprngusn brown,
Cincinnati, Ohio J. s. Moorhesd Louisville, Ky K G.
Medium Madison Ind Ra'clif Co., 81. Louis, Me-; j. B.
Mitchell Son, Evansville, Indiana
For further particulars or bills Of ladine apply 70
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Railroad Col or
c. b. ALLEN. No. Aston House, New York
H. f. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
II. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona, Pa
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THE HUMAN BEARD.

"wear beard upon your chin."-tKns Lear.
Have rca !es never thought OF the utter FOLLY or
shaving the absurdty of the practice Of cutting of the
beard which was not given man by his Creator for
nothingl We have, and we have come TO the conclu-
sion that the practice of shaving is alike ridiculous and
absurd and that ii violates one of laws OF nature
Now our beard was not given for no purpose--that
is evident IL created for some wise purpose, and
that was TO keep the face and throat warm and thus
be conducive to health. Let us look at a few facts
II has been calculated that If shaves three tunes
week it grows twenty times fast as If he did not
shave. Allowing two inches the annual growth OF
the beard il will be seen that man cuts OIL forty
inches, or more than yard Of hair year. and the
nuiriment which supports this and Is thus wasted
might have gone 10 nourish other parts Of his
body, and render him healthy and handsome man.
Again: allowing twenty minutes to each shaving
OF Grafton three times week amounts TO one hour
week-ffy-two hours year. Supposng man 70
shave forty years, we find he has consumed about
three months in the simple act of shaving; and cacu-
lating the expense of each operation at the small sum
of xix cents we find it has cost him three hundred and
sixty dollars In view Of these facts we cannot but
regard the practice Of shaving decidedly barbdroxs
one and which ought to be discountenanced by the
progressive civilization Of the age. The Patnarchs
did not shave, and their boards gave them noble,
venerable appearance. II cfer reading this our male
readers shall resort again to the hdeous razor, We
fhent object though il strikes rs that the whole sys-
tenn Of shaving is not in accordance with reason or thu
law of nature.-l Albany Argus.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after

II MONDAY May 1885, The rrains viii leave Chsmben
follows: Express Train, A NJ, eonnectios with
NoritsEn and Western rrain. Mail Tain, A. NJ rhrootn
Wsy Ttrn, u NJ Express Train IS p. Accommodaron
Train, p. NJ. For Po1ghkeepie-Wsy Mail, A. M; *
press 70 NJ. Way Freight and Pasenser Train II IN
For Peesskil-S1o 20, 4 and p. NJ For fArryyf n,
ksepse Trains step ct all the Way saons Passens :, ase9
Chamber, Canal, Christopher, and slss-sa soSrpnr
seppins 81 al way ststioa& NJ l. sfAss, ~, SaV'
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THE LONELINESS LMPARTED g the

II
MEDICA1ED SOAP amply supplies any dehcieney "a Z.
fumes The horde Of cueula bemishes-sneh Dl n $50.
Tan Freckles PiRples Sal0wness Sunbar rus mi,
Rnswor Redness and Roughness, depart i5oln hz the
wonceru Soap the rank might dews ere r. Zen
o-nng It's soothing and healing qasi ~, ne uarosss
dairy valuable the tender ns Of nf.nsi sna ~ 4 I. iuf
Of shaving and bsthnz leither in hard 3, e hs
only depsioy eItant which viii uproos HAIR
injury the most deheats ~, iy and xossy forcs
hair 70 grow where las fallen on 1s5 RIoTtD RoaE .
lk ps s r staining pale cheeks and Up, delicate rose
eelor GoURAUDs LILY waiaE ''e ''S A''e' lanes
M FFIfx GOURAuDS really valuable preparations are
sny to he'd es1pas No saas & h i..s es|
"a xT'Es No Iss Wssn1gtonst Boston, 10
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IN sfer MONDAY May H. 1885 and until further notice, Pas
senger Trains will leave ie foot q Duanest as follows via
DuNKIRK EXPRESS, at A. NJ, for Dunkirx.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at A NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL 8l5 A. ~ for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inerneti-
ate Stations Passengers by this Train viii remain night
at Owego, and proceed the next morning.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at p NJ, from foot OF Cham
berss via Pienon for Sufens and Intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at4 Z. M, for Newbursh and ousviie,
and intermediate Stafons
NIGHT EMPRESS at 80 P. NJ for Duukrk and Buffalo.
FMIGRANT at p 81, for Dunkk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations
WAY EXPRESS, at 80 p Me- for Dunkirk and Buffalo aud
intermediate Stations.
On SUNDAY only Express Train, at 81 P. NJ
These Express Trains Ema with the Elnirs and
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls Buffalo and Dun
kE with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati,
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &C. and with rtcass splendid
steamers for all ports Lake Enc.
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IN HARBoR-on and after SATURDAY, the ID Of jane,
the splendid ISLAND BELLE Capt Post. Jr
will leave New York from Csthsrine Marketsp Cor SAC HAIR
BOR Gu TUESDAY, THURSDAY end SATURDAY az II
A. NJ; returning viii leave Sag Harhor On MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAY and FRIDAY Ct A. NJ, landing at Greenpor
ORIENT roni and Norhpot both Fare from and . Sag
Habor Gre+uport ard Orient Point, 81 80; NorhpOrt, ct
Fresht taken reasonable payable delivery Of the
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V,O CHARLES A. OLMsTEAD, AMOS TEN

i NY, BENJAMIN Y. TENNY and GEORGE PECK,
are hereby summoned required
the complaint action In the supreme Court Of New york;
place trial whereof the City and County OF New
City and County the City Hall In sid CITY on The Isl day q
CHARLES A. OLMSTEAD AMOS rENNY, BENJAMIN
f. TRNNY and GEORGE PECK defendants and to serve
cory Of your the subscribers al their Office No II
Wns said city within twenty days after the service Of
this you exclusive IF the day Of such serce ami
n Won fail complaint within the tune Aforesaid,
the plaintiff IN this sction will take Judgment against you for
the sum OF thousand eight hundred and ninety nne
August l the OF this action Dated New
Februsrys isn TRACY, WAIT 4 OLMSTEAD,
e6 lawswW Plaintiffs Attorneys No. 10 Wtiarnst, ~ Y.
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DFDUCFD PRICEs-1oO lbs BAGGAGE

DFDUCED PRICES 100 lbs BAGGAOE
~ FREEFOur Hours from Ocean 70 os,sn oy rsHSna
ission in open River srd Lake BoatsTaroush TOR
via Pspsms RairOadIhe United STATS MAJ sS%' Ins 70
Il zJeo<k NJ precisely from pier foot q WarIen-s SoIa
River the and splendid steamship ILLINOIS
burden. }. p. MeKinstry. U. s. N, Commander 81,
Psseu gers and Mails viii Be forwarded By Psn-ns
and connect Panama with The Paeihe M Sea%sop uo
buiaen r. II Pearson Esq.. Commander, winch WIZ Do n
re, Siress and lesve Immediately for San Frsneiscn
IRE public are informed that The r NJ 5 3 20 away ns
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying 81 fanana \,
for sea- avoid any possible de,ention Of P..enss
the Cempsnies No IN wssst, cor Warren, n t. n'0ans
The North River.
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/ DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DRLPHIA and PITTSBUGH-The MORNING MAIL
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at A NJ The FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Ptsbgrsh a ~ and peurgh
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh II 7. NJ and Pittsburgh
for Philadelphia at 10 z. ~
The at Pittsburgh with the Railroads TO
and from St Louis No.; Alton Galena, and Chicago, Hi
Frenkford lexington and Louisville ky Terra Haas Madi'
son La Fayete and Indianapolis Ind. Cincinnati Dayton,
Springfield Beefonaine sandusky Toledo Cleveland Co
lnmbus Zsnesyle Maslon and Wooster Ohio; also, with
the Steam Packet boats froin and TO NewOrelns 81 Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati
For further particulars handbs In the hotels Of this
City will mud this the shortest most expeditions
and comfortable route between the East and West.
Through tickets be had elmer the
places in the West. Q: Of
T. B. DEAN, AGENT, New-Jersey Rairosd CO., loot Of
Courtaad-st., New-York.
J. L ELLCOTT, Agent, Pennsy .vsnis Railroad CO.,
No. , Aston HOUSE New. York.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. lith and Marse,-sts-,
EewYork. April 10. I255 Philadelphia-
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Bniloinq Alaterials.

DOGARDUSs CAST IRON BUILDINGS
- Tie mode Of rating the building tosether Is he most
simple peri Of known combining the greatest sd
u economy aud Of strength The elaborate az d
kesrtn styles Of Architecture he produced in ir1n al small
expense The rlscrbei prepared carry out Designs Tor
pubic rrvee buildings aud sell the night 70 build on
terms heb esvc Involvement adopt any " the infringe
which always follow successful nyenons. Persons are
sauoued against mDseents they will BE- subject prose
setion. JAMES BOGARDUS, Iron building,
Of Centre and
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Tsr R,eprs OF scHooLnAsrERs AND PARENTS
case Of considerable interest was tried before Justice
Ladd Of Cambridge on Saturday. citizen OF New
ION was complained of for assault upon the master
of school at that place II appeared that the master
was in the habit az Is the general custom, OF keep
ing the child OF defendant, with other scholars, Alter
school-hours to learn her lessons, which had been I'M
perfectly recited during school-hours The parent,
believing the detention Illegal went to the school
house and demanded his child. This was after regular
school-bours- The master said that the child should
90 as soon as she had rected her lesson The parent
ATTEMPTED to enter the schoO-room to take hs ehiIds
but bis entrance was resisted by the MASTER and the
assault upon the master was the result. The Court
ruled that the keeping of child until the esscns OF the
day had been perfected was legal that the parepi, In
attempting to enter the schooroom in oppostion to
the Will Of the master, was in the wrong; that child
placed at school by the parents 10 under the coohot
Of the master until regularly dismissed, and thai
parent cannot withdraw the child from school during
the day sganst the masters will except tnrougn .ns
Intervention of en- officer and the School Com
The defendant was fined $50 and costs. lbos' Ifav'
THy SECRETARY OF Waffle Hon. yeherson
Davis he's zone TO Mississippi on br1ef Wsi,. 1ne
Atlanta Examiner tells the following story Oh MS pas-
sage 'ilough named Noble reached our city on
uondsS evening Iast and complained TO our city po-
Ece that he had been robbed Of 81 800 on he cars,
ard also pointed out two men whom ne suspicioned Of
.ha ohbery Our vigilant officers repaired immedi-
stey 10 the hotel and but for the opporune interer
encs Of The Mayor would have bad them safely lodged
in the caliboose. He fortunately discovered that
Of the gentlemen was Col. jeff Davis, Secretary Of
War Of the United States, in time to save hin the
modification Of an arrest. The affair excited consid-
cradle merment and the Secretary laughed a. heartily
as the rest at what liked 10 have proved an awkward
blunder."
HARRIsos CousTr.-A correspondence TIE Losis-
rifle Ky.) Courier residing in Cynthians, writes that
at the late term Of the Harrison Circuit Court james
II. Miller tried for shooting with intent 20 kill
Samuel Ecklan, his brother-in-law. II w1 proved
that the difficulty had originated in family quarrel,
and that there many extenuatng circumstance:
Miller was convicted u misdemeanor only ana
sentenced TO pay fine of 1855 and be confined N me
county jail for six months. He was ably de'enaea W
K. H. FORESTER Eco, and the Hon. Care" LAVE
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Me0iral.

HARRI SON's EXTRACT OF SWEET
Ia CLOvER.-HARRI5ON Il Of New England aud when
wandering biz early days her hs plains and valleys in
lsbrs duties yosng he learned TO love the perfume
Of Clover waited from the clover field BY the zsphys
gentle breeze rushing wind from gathered bouquet To
repest that svd perfume and N Extract wohy
ofericn genius American prod1coo 20 Anercss
and daughters, his ambition IL Is wholesaet by d
TOWNSEND & WILLIAMS, No. % Pearl st. and retai.et
b. J. CRUMBIE No. 062 Broadway.
HARRISOh'S PARIAS WHITE u powder for the face %
awe he whenels and eke Of the Psrian naroe
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Water-Cnre.

mr. f. f. DENNISTON's WATER-CURE
~ Establishment sprngisle, Northampton Mass Mum
Der limited to 10 Established lSf7."
hrs. SHEW e. TAYLOR's WATER-CURE,
~ corner Of sths and Ssht NewYok, and Oyster Boy
Village L. Steamer Croton daily from Fulton Market, and
Long Island Railroad mornings and sfemoons-
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CAMDEN and A,IBOY RAILROAD to PHIL

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHIL
~ ADELPHlA, from Pier No. North hver-.r~o lines
ste srnbost JOHN POTTER to SOUTH AAB0Y. thence BY
car 70 wsypsces and Philadelphia Fare 81 - Express line
sf2P NJ by JOHN POTTER 20 AMBOY, thence direct to
Camden BY car through IN i've hour Fare - Way Ac-
couluodsop and Em~rant Lines p. d. Fare 81 81 Enii-
want Line 5 p NJ rs
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CUPRFME COURT.-In the matter Of the APP

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the APP
~ pcaon o. the Mayor Aldermen and Comnonalty OF nc
CITY New Yofk reatvero the opening Of
STREET the hudson River the East River texecf
such portion included in the Central Park IN the CITY
in such made and PROVIDED
the Mayor Aldermen and Cemmonalty Of the City OF New
Yk hereby give notice. that they intend TO appy 70 s Sa-
preme Court The State Of NewYerk Special Term Of
d Court held the City Of New York. Saturday. tho
lob dsy OF June 1885, the opening Of the Court on
that dsy or as thereafter counsel be heard tor the
sppoin Of Commissioners of Estimate and Asemcnt 10
tie shove entitled natter that the and extent Of the Inn
PROMINENT hereby intended the opening Of st. from the
Hudson River the East River Except such portion a. in
laid out the map plan Of said City under and by virtue OF
an Act Of legislature of the People Of the State Of New
York entitled An Act relative ~ improyemens touching tho
laying and roads in the City Of and r
other puPoses passed Apr 3 iso'0psoe NewicrA' MY
rs, 1885. ROBERT j. DILLON,
mys2fuIs Counsel to the Corporation