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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS y H. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
24South William street, New YORK.
DEING established with extensive connection
in the above business respectfully soicits consign
mens oa kinds of Western Produce, which will receive
and attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all shipments when requiredb by
J. H MAGHEE & CO.,
. feb9Otf Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

OLD OSN EGO LINE.
From foot Broad St. NY. daily No transshrmsnta
Albany or Troy Mark packages 'Od OsweGo Line, sar'
Sinclair a. Co.. Toledo, o.
PRoPRiETOss AGENTS.
r. s. Littlejohn. 100 Broad street, New York.
FitzhughS Littleiohn. Oswego. N. Y.
Geo Foster CO., Evansviiie, lad. ya7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29
EVANSVILLE IND. SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER Is
LOUISVILLE.

,a45 LOUSY LILLE.
Tapestry Brussels, 3-ply, and other Ingram
CARPETS.
pete received and sale atths
CARPET wAREHOUsE OF
BENT & DUVALL, a73TuE
MAN STREET. orPosrrE BANK KExTgsxr.
LOUISVILLE Ky.
WxTE have nov on largest a.P
Royal Tsi'ss the carpst
'As' 'IS1a Brusseis Stair c.rpetint;
saet .sii:d and p.ii Venetian o.rP.s''
Crums Cloths Of all widths and s1ssi ..i 11
Piano and Table Covers in euboossed cloth. eta;
All which offer at the lowest prices ana - Low as the
ke. eiaviss special attention and sn m 81 our
es22-d4wM Main st. opposite al
WESTERN FEED AGRIoU LTURAL WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WfNGATE & co.
M aud Garden !%peasnt. Moving R.spins and ThI:.h-
Ssnos. fss B.S .ad E
sep25-lyw -
DUDLEY, STONE & CO.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Second Street bet'a Main and the Riuer,
+ LOUISVILLE, KY.
sssS, B4s t. the and .as
LARD FLOUR ETC together with all kinds Of Produce
and Manuisetured Articles osnsiEnments sOlced and
wnss;as TsSs
Manufacturers. Cornwall Bro. Wholesale Grocsrs and
and Commission Merchants Armstrong Alien. Dealers
Pork. Montgomery Davidgs Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
FRANK R. JoUErT.
CARTER & JOUETT.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
LOUISVILLE. KY.
Geo Foster & Co.. p. g. O. Riley Co..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

6SHEE6E. AC.-75 boxrs W. r. Cream chsoss,
so Balsimsre Roe Herring,
70 bush Hdptuy, iust recefv16 81
aseI COOKS Family Groesry.
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CARPETS, FLOOR OH-CIOTHs. RUGS. MATS.
KMBRoiDE RED PIANo AND TABLE COVERS
All widths OiI-CIOths for Tables, &c.
UENT DUvALL have now in store their full assOrt-
above braciEg all varieties ofstye,
quality and price, from he finest i'm ported Car
pes the Kentucky home made Rag rI u
Floor Oil Cloth all widths, entirely designs These
goods fit shaped hall and put them
down free of cost. e...I II 81
Piano and Table in Cloth embOssdA very great
variety. 5as fL :
nishing establishment. -'t
goods Of the best fabric and of
fer equal in all those Of
any Eastern cities All ask 10 examination OF
BENT DUVATL'S
--oct5 Furnishing Warehouse, Louisville. Ky.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

re rHh t;ITIZYNs OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
kka az Ckf AND ILLINOIS.
,nAs D. SAUSDERS Civil Engineer. having taken up
O abode in the sty Of EvAnsvlls would respectfully
and Eatimaes Of work Of description
E:a1 Easiw.ys. T1r.pEs Pisak or other Roads. the
REsvsmsnt Of Rivers for nAvtEstion purPo'es ose.
TEST .esials Of ability from l. B. Wil,On E,q chsi Ea-
ef elssuingten lad George g. Dun. of Bedford h
.. Wissn. y Engnser. of New Albany, Ind. and H. e.
Mssrs Chief Engineer Of the B.. l. And O. Straight
Lins RAr. I'D. saA be sees on applisstoH. nh7ol ly
TENNRYdt sORFNsON.
DHALkKs In GKvCERIEs AND LIoUoRs. coRNEh
80 AsD VINE sTs., EvAxsvILLE. IsD. sr-s.
HE have tas day formed soparsn sr1hp for
busiasm EevinK sueessisd the business Of Mesrs As
pwrshassd their stock and made additions make
FOR CASH aay house in Granville. city in the
West r. 3. TENNEY
jass 8. .sORENsoN.
,-sa' CO-PARTNERSHIP
YTIHK undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
ship under the style and firm Of GEo. FOSTER & Co
for the transaction ofa general Forpardng and Com
issoH BHsisessi and have erected for that purpose
kerry large and spacious Freproof Warehouse, on tie
Wabash and Erie Canal and of Locust and Dun
ham streets, and the Depot of the Evansville and
tsrtwfordsvilie Railroad, where they will have pie
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special Consignmen either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and willforward
brom pity ut the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase
sse Of Produce roeeres in this Market and solicit
orders purchase of Sugar and Molasses the
Coast fthe 1rm will be in the South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremitted to merit and share
the pu blic patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER.
e1 GEO. FOSTER,
dsel4 w. AIKMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

TKANSPORTATI0N
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY, BCFFALO AND TOLEDO.
NE prepared to contract for the delivery Of
Wv Merchandise generally from New York this place
by reliable lines very favorable Ship
merchants requested agents before
contracting make il their interest 10 ship by
GEO. FOSTER co.
ECKFoRO LINE.
Leaves New daily Sabbaths excepted No transshiP
mont at Albany. Steam Lakes.
PRoPRIEToRs AND AGENTS.
g. p wiiiia@s iis Broad ST.. upstairs New I.rt.
j. c. Patten & Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
Sinclair & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Geo. Foster & Co, Evansville. fnd,
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DAVID O'NEIL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Maaawa atreat batween Main and Locust.

M u tt . III n N I L n y = : :
.gTres assend street, between Main and Locust
and opened fine Of Cloths
Of fne quality and the
such plain and IA
ysyss sk with commoner goods for bus-
All these goods are Of the best quality and hand.
this city My old customers
And stzsns generally are invited to examine them.
prepared with rstrate workmen to make up goods IN
latss tstyles and warraut all sep2t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

lO.OOO f.Sos bush. siip..an; a
fso do Ear Corn. in stsrs aA
4,slaa COOKS Family efffssf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

SUNDRIEs.-
- IS bush Onions. rs hush Dried Peaehes,
IS do Dried Apples. Is do White Beams
10 do Sweet Potatoes,75 do fresh Corn Meal,
1000 lbs Buekwheat, Just received At
daeI f--f COOKS Family CROSBY.
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HYDRAULIC FOUN DIZZY.

JAMES LOW & co. OUIsyILI.E. KY.
RE receiving their Stock OF Spring Goods many
n which Of their importation direct from th'
manufa faeturer in Europe .....- r.r
We have bought Goods for CASH and eparet
prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United Our stock
BROWN SHEETINGS AND PRINTS
" well assorted during the min
will soid CASH and All orders for th
must be accom- panied with the money feb2i
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fINl,iNNA ANN PAPER WARKHOUsK.

EWPHOVED POKrABLE MILL.
NNOR grinding wheat and and all other substances
IT requiring grind ng.
Genuine oidAnshOr Brand Boltng Cloths and Betting Of
all widths.
aTsnt r. Monroe is authorized to sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices including freight.
CalatJ R. Monrocs Family Grocery corner OF Oak and
jsIs-tf JAMES BRADFORD & CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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2 FRESH OYSTERS.
NMTE received the hrst shipment. and will keepoI
wv supply of the celebrated Holt
MolsIey Oysters long and favorablY known
TENNEX SOhENSON
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ard saem streets roeoect an interview 9. S.rstor,,pd,gs
Tor thu ben ft ~. hb e ,id thai lie bad
lsieo ihe prcpIN IN bIcos M the bete OF Ne
h. sid that ny mother rav,saet t.t sh+ would
never .av- sSttiG for md he hid aesf preeTvd
thAt h. 60 hes-YOrs zee about I: he tsge
me- 10Y o. hfiy collars 10 tale 70 my mOtser
Do you eseIlsve any onVef iu with your father ,oo1.
tbt mArrisg- o. tWee your "a h-r Lad ncther,
A. In he sor1Dg Of $50 met my fsthsr al the United
STATS hotel 10 Bosoo .p,ss Of mooer Of bsr
sors Bos .IpisiDg bi1 ,sk-d HIN # Il true
uet 'be marriage 30 secret one "a hso swaJs hsud
noh-r cay heard 1t from wbotn bought iii
not Ibow much sboutr who be Prote t.p
uo tbst t'ey srso b,f,re be CsthO ic l..
aItwtied thu. the marriage thss s.ted
Ii you should cio would BE- resed ilsg dn,ts
chile who could aim Trims he r-p ei. No. AZ
t.re be p,eesirJ Tor bs f,r wouli every
nirs nteo sbou d b. seele." had eouserss
with I'M obests, and a-ked him Why be could net
come % theses, snd i've ~h ny m,,her tboss ~oad De-
luibed ~, snc he st ODD be rep-d that -h- would
hat be mn scot me 70 G.bad,i be ut ane
10 b ston be told that h. would have 20 10.
iePw END s1 Qu.teo where be ssse me letters such
10 Mr. bOsn; ietr.duc-d 10 Or brJwGoo as nis
Deptew ny ah, also tolo h4t itw. according 10
tht Di' OF ne "a bo church fr priests T. marrJ 500 tbs.
such ought be sepl secrt lived with
s6Eos reed for weeks shots 10 Boston durog
ih.t time ny ia her mide mother vst.i not
ron my ia her mother New 20 Oey stsJea one
cay Iighf vi b HIM and d4y night with my
brother; his Jist befOle went 70 Quebec
MTs. Mana Boil ca, sEo'D for the plaintiff, says: !
rssCe WeF Frms Werchss'er knew per'on by
Inc phnt 81 Juhh Aph II
FL, sipc. frs the viusge Of Csskil where
,he bo.rded wi family ~ the u PsnsT
this pied 70 fJr bad brt did take hsr
Their Man III in suo wanted 10 board and
N; she remained ~ih me then srout I weeks IS
let nov have se+n tee Rev Chzr e. ri b
be ny while Sn bay7s 1oing thef. bs
called TIM the six wves; hfst time he called and
q4hed It'd bin she had ths mkt Il ne he
be In the evening; do DOT see him come 10 and
do kHOW be the until nat bin coming dogo
stats The be said good moniog to s1d posed
Of be door; Mira ayes AIDED with me
ceeding April ard sDbequ@nty. Mr. Smith sb 10
rD., met him the door 7Dd ert in be Visited tbs
little child have Charl. since; be tnen
about y.sTs che always called him h-r hu.osui
,s4 hun afterw.rd. be 10y houss 10 has
bard AL d II knex tbs gentlem aud replied, yes
his IL M. Hyess husband this year two after the
lhst time saw bin.
The case war adjourned.
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rrclliD7 grading sad paving Thirty sixth stree. be-
TWEEN Forth sod Lexington avenues, ami sts'il u
that John McCra' is the lowest BIDDER at $685. =.
Aso for regulating and paving Sikh avenue bet Seen
PortysecoI ard Forty eighth streets, William Hum .
being the lowest at g. O34 CT. Referred.
Third readings. veral reports ia favor Of con
frmiog assessu IN; ltis were adopted.
KeIors in favor eftessTs 10 PIT street from stanton
street 10 HOvstob; in LUDLOW street eighty seven feet
from Graz street 10 Broome stree; 10 tlShty-ht1
street ON NiLth 20 Tenth avenues 10 Leonnd st'eet
from Wet Broadway 70 Hudfon street; 10 GOeiek
street fTsm Houston TO Thiri streets 10 Forty tord
street ON Ninth 70 Tenth avenues; ia taVOf o. -
ceiyng BASIN and uVert on north cas- corner Of Az
.evoort ana streets 10 favor Of suspAndi"g
p-y Of inspectors sewers during the tine that rock
excavti Cd only II allowed TO be done from 10 De
c, mber TO 10Th March By the Cr0ton a4uelact
b0ard. AL adopted
Reporia 10 favor Of advertising proposals for buld
il new hoDse for Hose comOsnv No -; do. for lot
for Truck company No 8 within the imi Of Eighth
and Ninth AVENUES AID Forty sixth and fO1S-
bh streets IN favor Of Advertising proposals TO re-
move the bell tower nov in vicinity Of One hunored
ard ninth sire4t arc pace it In resr Of lot nov occu
pied by Engine company No. -, at lorkyIe. Au
Re, ors in favor Of pavir Third avenue from Forty
fourth street 70 Ffy sixth street with granite blocks
similar to pavement in the Bowery, between Bsyard
ard Walker suee-s; in fovo- of tagging where not
air adv ias ged or paved with BRICK, sidewalks 10
Tbro avenue from Sixty first 10 Eighty sixth stress
anc set AID reset curb snc guter WheIe Necessary
Both accepted.
Rsport in favor OF reducing valuation 70 Mary Mar-
ray Of fix houses ard los south sid Thirty 18th
STREET betrte1 Fourth and Madison avenues from
seveDty-two thousand dollars TO sky thousand dollars
Aoep6c.
Resolutior in favor Of appointing special com nit
tee Of FIVE 10 make suitable arrangements for cesbra
ing Evacuation cay, and sppropriatng one thousand
Dol ais therefor Adopted.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon
M : O o'clock
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BOARD OF COTNCUNFN.

MONDAY, Nov. I'D. ID. CoSOyER, esq. pres.
dent, in the chair
eis that the station house of Twentieth ward be re-
moved ON south side Thirty tn street the petition
crs being wiling 10 purchase the property a; fair
vSustlOl
OF James L Marley, TO be paid one hundred and
twenty dollars for injuries 10 bis stock by mob 81
No. e James street the 6th inst TO committee on
FinaIce.
R.so!ut,ors-By Mr.. HhswELL: That the Superin-
teudent Of markets report upon what authority sheds
have been erected upon Fult0n-st opposite Washing
ton u srket Adopted
b. NJ. HOLDER: Preamble stating that great ne
ctssy exits for the enactment of udicous registry
law the proseDt system CT voting leads 10 frauos Of
serious Chsrac err WITH resolution that the rep
resentst yes 10 the Legislature from this city be re-
qu sed 70 every exetton 10 effect the passage OF
iudiciOus registry sw. Laid over.
By NJ COIEsAS: That tie Street Commissioner
discontinue procet dDgs in s work In tire Street Ge-
rsrtment for which contracts have not already been
e1ecu,ed until lst jan next Lai1 over.
hep0rts-lu fsvor OF paying rent OF house No sgo
Bl,ecker street for the use of engine company No 3,
anil permanent 10 scn is provided. not to exceed $40
per month. ADOPTED.
In favor of confirming contrsct to James K. Day for
ssle Of right soil for FIVE years at four thousand one
hundred collars per aDpum Adopted.
Adverse 10 report for filing in a, present. sunsen
lots between Ten and Thrteeutl avenues, and Can
s<voon ano Twelfth streets. Adopted
In favor OF granting permission TO the First srrnan
Methodist church IN Second sreet, nex Avenue Z, TO
vaults uDoer their church for the depostg OF their
d, Sd during the Winter season. Adopted.
RCs0lEtioH-Ibe reso uiioa 20 appropriate two hmm
dIed and nifty dosrs per year for horse ssd wagon for
the wster purveyor, was called up and adopted
From Board OF AIdermen-Rep,r 10 nonconcur in
report Of this Board, and in favor Of paving Dame
; H1S:o with se b aHSB from Broadway
F-ouo the s.reet commissioner. subntting bids for
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snd we urdertand tia. the aninas 50 purchased viii
shortly he placed on exhibition in the Museum.
The Wild beasts having been disposed Of q 8 Ne Of
ffty+evsn meDagere horses was commenced, bat
ttere was net much mpeiIticn. The horses, named
al sorts Of funny bsues such ss Bsgg.g' B.ly,
Rachel Camel State of Maine, Sug.rhp and smou,
Rat and GLIB, Captain Bill, WatcheJe Dandy, Doc
tor, Bird, Nike, Negro. Tux aud Rsler, were trot
I'd il order aroundtbe course, and their merits e1ps-
tsi,d upon at considerable length by the aEetoueer
The bidding on horses ranged from .irty to ole hun
end co ars, some few berg sold st one hundred and
one hunired and FIVE, and one hundred aud ten
Has.
day and L morrow the sale OF horses and other
pssPternaiis Of circus and menageTie will be con-
timed
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BROOKLYN I7EMS.

Explosion ASD Loss OF HFz Is GAsFAcToRr
An e1poeon occurred on Saturday aftern ION last at
the Kerosene gss-vorks, located on the NevOwn
cre. psu TIE FIushrg railroad, instantly killing Mr.
John Msrbal, nschinist, who resided in Union
avenue, Green Point Il appears tia: plumbers we're
engage soldering pp' fact to the worm, for which
purpose the ere had been pa. out under the still which
wss tbopgbt to be empty. Il is supposed, however,
that there was gas remaining which isnitsd from
she FIRE used By As plrnbsr and caused t'snsndoos
eIplssioa Tas ssE, ,psa Which Af. 6Nshs1 w~
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LARGE SALE or IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
The ,tepton Of re.h,rs /, csl'd to tho AUCTION
SALE OF BousEs ,u5 sdyersed BY Msssrs sLEscKsa
Co h. 'bs 5'h .t The Property belongs 20 tbs Estue Ct
JAMES HAY eeeeased and to be I'D by order Of tbs
surosas The opportunity for Investment i'sr one hs
ea,e being of that character which large ps.ensre On
tie csy See the .actioDeers advertisement lilsl
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Assault WITH ATrEMrT TO KILL AN oFFICER-'
Yes,ercsy uo bins a NAMED ohm meoermot, r,iies
the w.fd brought before Josics Jsoo oA
ctsxe Of 1saut with HI officer Van Dyke VI tbs
evening p'tvi,us HcDernOt ws creating di"uiooce
10 "a second ctr. the officer aemp arrest him
was In the h,nds " accused rss
ofcf b.dy Injured aud narrowly escaped ooins hoa-
accu.eo Wa ed for examination
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fAdyeuissnsJt
TUF GREAT IL

TIE GREAT INIIALING kennedy Tor Asthma,
p-om1tion ell the Throat and unri Dr. cur
mss HYcASA Thousands have beoo restored heath the
tsst yess b, toe Hys.na Principal office No ti Broafs.y
snc .oId b. C. n h.s Eo, 1875 Bro.dssy Prize only SO
pactsge Dr. CUETfs v be Of the Cice duly from 10 0s
cclSek where he may be committed fIes Of chNss
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The most successful G

The most successful operation OF late has been
the Introduction Lo skDs Psut Pan and PEscIL made BY
NusAsrH At No a F1r besuts. sg,nes and
,ut ei It trke the public the best thing Of
i-susd Wimpb has ssO every ohst style Of
PES and PEsclL CASE ard GOLD PISS fJJ ,As
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ftdyerti. ementI
KtDpFRS PATENT GAS REGULATOR will CO

KIDDFRs PATENT GAS REGULATOR will con-
pue 90 . thos, fu results At che Crystal Palace durug
In coutpuApc- Il th- Fair AL should udy
their IN interest Regulator should be- procured without
delay IS now L. IL time for great saving.
CHICAGO, July |.
Below please find statement Of cur bills. which gives
grsst ssyis while sLt much batter, and raves al the
trouble; .
May eithou' Re. llstor. ....................s4
Jaas with Re. 1siof........................ 5 IS
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NEW-JERShY ITEMS.

J.srnI,rtoN.-Th Nerark Mercury saws that tho
st.llstiop Of tho Rev Hoage. d D. fornesty
OF Blolkn p,ttr OF the Suh B,ps church 10 h'ney
ses NswaL took place sunday shsnooa 10 IN, prvs
eucs OF crowded ,uds The ,sfmou preached BY tss
Rev H. T. Fhh The patori gentleman OF nns sitas
men popular preacher ano CALCULATED boid she
lnrcb
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fAdysftiseul-rt |
TAR WATER

TAR WATER, as combined with other simples,
by d. UIsIAR 70 bis ee bI.t-d BALsAS OF WILD cBEsEY
kss peuia power ell DiHesses f the LuIss xsnv
ptyccisn. it their practice and generally with
usrisd success
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SUICIDE "A woman named Rodgers, residing in tho
TT t.enh Ward committed socids Sunday night BY taking
arse aic willie Temporarily dsrHy7d
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INJURED IN DRAW BRIDGE "A boy named Pefor
y.r.I idpa AZ the corr OF Ryipsou scd Masga saysu.
ke.Y vss seriously iuorsd Su DE-, sfetal'n b. hss-
tR n, draw bdee st Hunters POM - ses
heinz closed flesh II IN. ne below tss
knse for space OF The wound dre~se< bg
DR. ) eer, snd TIE boy was conveyed home.
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fAdy,sreu-c.
Several new STYLES of Gas FIX
GAS Gas.

rur Is beauty and vors msnsh, anything e7s,
offered be're Oar ce-grs- srs producing ne snf enr
sy. ccp.tsut!y Also best POTABLE Gas WORKS fof
pf,ste eve ehurebss fset0s u this county Cal
AEcHEE T. WARSEs-
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The WALLAoK AnATEURs.-On Friday evening at
The Metropolitan the second Of hese attractive ama
teur performance comes tff. new play will be pro-
dueeo BY Mr Bennett and Miss Ada Cla is to appear
in two of her avorite characters The nere-t excite
meDt al smuse ment sforced by The first perform
ance will insure full house on Friday night.
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Aay-r,tsetn 5s<
Elegant Parinan BRIDAL CARDS and ENVT-

oPEs beautifully eslsyed and prnUss IL the rsst fna
SILVER Door PLATs hundred diff p,terrs engraved
70 ordsr Consos Notary and Society SEALS, ErsaodL
Nc. So Broadway eo.aer CT Duane-ss
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The LAST DAY OF THE FAIR.-The twenty seventh
annual fair OF the Amerce Irstitu'e VIII positively
close this evening. Those who have not visited this
e,hib ion Ct American manufactures should not lot
this opportunity pass, the articles will be removed
tomorrow. Dodworths ce ebrsted band wul give
grand pomeDade concert st o'clock. The pr smiums
will be declared al O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

The cousc lmen appropriated 81 900 last evening
for the public celebration of Evacuation day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

A HOUSE THIEF CAUGHT On Saturday last the
ienc- of Mr. No 495 BrOons street was ent-ret
,be d.,,me by who carried of oEerc at valued
s,d two lev. t. outside ipon InOmttioo gwen 10
c.nsip Turpbu of the Eishh yard police, Who the same
- 10, sent cs.oissr Undersie tse node 70 waeh tr
S; 4, being exp-ctel n It would rsturn night aud Fth
he d-okeys make another tempt TO rob the oon's
a. rss hi. spuesrspcs e., hour sunday morning
S MS b officer sitter h had al the house
bs ksys and h pos'esson He taSeo bs
percy and was ocked III u. lie ct ties tnst
ht,@e IA Adam Wstia and that be stssedye hJ oecu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

SHAMEFUL ROBBERY Some thief entered the Adel-
NH few spce and stole thcreosn
a Gun. Der OF the newest aid rest bound oookI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13
fAdyertusemeuC.l

JUST TO Try lT-See Prospectus of LIFE
ILLusgRA1Ep days pspeF Try hr,s, sH or twelve
month"; See CiQb Pdces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

TIE WASHINGTON NOSUMESr FUND The amount
reee, ed At tb, sewers po. 70 his city far heard om
the .bng'oo monument upd sone hundred
and thrice dollars arc tn ry.dse cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

BLAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT, No. liz
pes.i.s--See unc 81 hssd Of Pants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

GAdveri.em ut I

:
Doat ,rgs: that the ooIy Regulator a. tho KDDER
J. L. DOUGLASS Secrs.irY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

Mr.. c. W. Clarke takes bis benefit at Barnum'
Museum on Thursday afternoon and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

WHsOs's DANDELION COPfER-for Dyspepds
Ind fes,on sicE Headache Bilious and Liver Dss.s
especially recon ended persons Of eeas sonsttuiioas
Sold by repse sbe ApoheSaes a. t5s pciaaph dspS
sorpsy OF z5Laa. sas sd-sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

See advertisement Of Max Msretzek's new book,
" Cfotckets AID Qu.yeB"