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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08

A SMALL ITEM The New York Sun, des-
canting on the extravagancies of dress in that
city, estimates the annual cost of dressing and
jewelng the ladies of New York and its yicin-
ity at from thirty to forty millions of dollars,
as much as it costs to maintain the General
Government.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08

MAIL RoBBERs.-Within the last two
months, something like twenty mail robbers
have been arrested in different parts of the
country, and about half of them have been
tried and condemned toimprisonment.
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CEJ Mr.. VIM. NJ Sholl in Cleveland, Ohio.
has already contracted for slaughtering and
packing 10000 hogs.
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HoGs.-;H. T. Sample & Sons. are contract
ing for hogs at So net. We hear of several
contracts for hogs at the market price when
delivered. Mcdonald, Spears & Co., are max
ing coRtractsat SOL Lqf Jour-, 81
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CARPETS, FLOOR OM-CLOTHs, RUtss' MATS,
CLorH rNRRoIDKp, % PIANO TABLE COVERS.
All widths OiI-CIOtns for Fables, &c.
EBENT & DUYALL have in the,. tuii assoIs-
E mentin the above goods embracing
quality and price from The finest Ro al Wilton Car
pet to the Kentucky home made Rag.
Floor Oil Cloth all widths entirely designs. These
down free OF cost.
Piano and Table in Cloth
variety.
With all other goodsusualIy regular
nishing establishment.
We all of goods Of the fabric
fer them at the lowest prices equal in all those
any of the Eastern cities. All ask is
our stock before deciding to purchase elsewhere.
Furnishing Warehouse LouisyiIle XIV
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0FThe banking capital of Cincinnati i
stated at $283,ooo or sum equal to tn,
price of one weeks imports Of flour and grain
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08

CETS. P.ACLARKs, has been fined 1926, &C
and costs, at Richmond, Va, for assauItine
Z. SEAMAN with a cow-skin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08

PRINCETON CLARIoN.-We are glad to have
the pleasure of noticing improvements in the
Princeton Clarion. 1t has been enlarged, and
is now issued in entire new type, presenting a
very handsome appearance. We congratulate
friend Kwtz on this notable improvement,
and wish him and the Clarion great success.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08

0TThe daily circulation of the London
Times is 10000, and its receipts from adyer-
tisements about $4,000 week.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE-A fire occurred at
ST. Louis early last Wednesday morning,
which destroyed French Boarding house oc-
eupied by Mr.. Trahin. Two persons were
burned to death-both Frenchmen.
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0EFHon. ]. T. Headley, author of "Napo-
leon and his Marshals,' p Washington and his
Generals" &C., is the nominee of the Know
Nothing party in the State of New York for
Secretary of State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08

" In view of all the pervading chills and
fever, if any person don't think the West is
s'great shakes'' this season, he is most prepos-
terously prejudiced.
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GA retail merchant in Buffalo says that
his business increased from $4,000 to $751;
900, in single year, by adopting a thorough
system of advertising.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08

GEF Bread is generally considered "the staff
of life in most places. Up the Wabash, how
ever, they have lately got to considering Qui-
nj ne tbs staff of LIFE
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CEE 1t is ascertained that there have been
1000 deaths in Norfolk---among them were 10
resident and IL volunteer physicians In
Portsmouth the deaths have reached about
$50, as near as can be estimated.
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GE1F-The saturating and cold rain. of Friday
and Friday night gave way to bright sun ON
Saturday, but weather decidedly cool.
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FALL CAAiPAIGNi sts ssaf
HARDIN ARE AT WHOLESALE.
NEW AND VERY LARGE asTocK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,

CHAS. s. WELLS, sss.4sas
NT ILST returning than the patronage
90 the public. since he opened in Eyansvie would
lucky and city also he now shelves
and in store tie Heaviest stock of Hardware Cut
uery by on6thrd that be- has ever offered in the Evans
ed rates bS him. during depressed the markets.
East and England and " importing Direct from Europe;
and having his orders for American Goods filled
etnrer orks he only able bat decidedly d posed
r. offer and sell Hardware
afford the same Goods to cash or good time buyers.
l. q
Merchants and Traders seepk assured that he can do e
Among articles (anost innuraeraolc) comprising hs
Axes-Wells eets5 Leverss and Collins
go s6o d9zsn Pocket Knives fully assorted; -
= do Steel Shears and SCISSOR;
do Razo<s and Straps;
100 gross spgoasIrsn. Brt,apia and German siIrssi
80 dozen Coffee Mills all grades;
81 do File5 and Rasps. al kinds:
ieoo lbs Bras Kettles. turned bottoms;
81 % lbs Sadirons assorted; stsr ssss
800 dozea Butt Hinges, do;
900 gross Screws giml pointeds sa-s ~ --lEeF
no dGzea Door Socks and Oekets; s.ls. sslfa.ass
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards
go pairs Shovel and Tongs iron and brass heads
90 dozen Saws from Mil to Key-holss ss.srs
p d5 SEetlyards and Scale BeamEs ~
So Ames' lsnd other hrandsl sasvers aad sraasss
s casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
cases Japanned 1inware tady ss*s<tea.
Whips and Lashes Brushes. ConAs. Neeles SYeeaefess
Port and Fancy Hardware orally together nth
ties Knives I'd Riddles and
Gun Esa rrels and GUN Trimnaiugs,s
Carpenters and coOpers Tools W vi, Ss-s exc
oct2 Main street 2i door telaw Brsnch Rink
C1ANV tssID HAMS 10 ScoIbs sugar eursd. our own
y brand. tOr sale by sHas eko POSTER co.,
6S6A RALEs ex IA heary cunnirs on ccnsi, end
HbNH 70 sale JOHN
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CARD.

CARD.
AT meeting the young America Fire Company. he
front their Engine Hosse Immediately after the Parade
the 4th inst it was, unanim usy
olc4 That tina ks of the Company be ten
dred ladies gentlemen no kindly aided them in
tn .ir preparat. for the occasion.
IS 1t WELL. H. WALKER, sec'y.
Mr.. sASpERs:--Y5u wiz please announce the name O.
WV. II. ERSKINE. Independent Candidate for the
Office of Couaty Commissioner, at the ensuing election
oet5
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RACON AND ARp.
BANK NOTICE .
A CAKD.

FENO prevent all possible mtak in relation to the see
tiOn of County surveyor be held the 9th day
OF this months tske the liberty ind the citizens OF
fact that had nothing whatever do with (held the
22d of last month"; nomination. independent Of
this nomination nend myself the direct decision Of
the citizens anderburgh The Constitution of
State gives positive right thereto the
reason and Justification solicitation for the said oee
think that shown Qualification Surveyor
City for last years win be respective
electors. A. G.. ADLERS BERG.
oct3- 1Mdltw Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08
DO WING DANCETKS!

EEATENT Opera Slips and dudle dunn PumpsE
Il purchased expressly for the Piremen's Rsl. lew
only. SO call early. HENDRICKS 4 McKEA.
Gets First street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08

DRIED CUREkANTS. -,
E0Ek POUNDS for saleby s. Z. G1LBERT& co. :,
ePVO sepIO ycnea- Water.
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THE FINEST CL0TMXNG!
ATTHE LOWEST PRICES, R#

JUST RECEIVED AND wsoPEN!
HAVE Just received. my stand Main upper
side First and SeconI SITS Of the finest
and articles of READY MADE CLOTHING ever,
this city made in the fashionable
styles Among these superior Oyercoat ALSO
Furnishing Goods of every descriptions from
the the very fine. with largelo Of TRUNKS
invite the public CALL as1 determin TO-
sell very cheap. (oet2-Im) JACOB GOTTLEIB.
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EUST received direct Fishery. Nos. l. and g. in
- bbs halls quarters and kits for trade in
epIs GEO. FOSTER & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08

CD x CASES Mems fine Silk Hats. sns
Aep 10 =" Black Wool 80
White Pearl -
10 Hungarian and Wide Awake do.
" b. v. Wool :.
Boys Fur aud Wool {. Eaea-
Also of Men and Rpys caps, received
sale by J. II. MAGHEE 4 Co.,
sep6 If Evansville. Ind.
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40 BBLS choice Plantation, Sugar House Rein cd
II ~ forsale By s. q, GILBERT & co.
sepO SYc near Water
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LIILBERTs-s Barrels choice. for sale by
s. K, GILBERT 4 Co.
aug22-u Sycamore street.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
& A. s.


Ti"'e between washington :ad whssiing but I7s
Running sms 1eteea Washington and oscinnat 81 hours
Through Ticket. and g:ssgsss checks TO be h.a In
THE md Ohio Rsrosd having greatly Improved It's
western osr. The fullest
seIs between washington Baltimore and all portions Of the
The between trains from washington and the
called s a.1 sy SG%es ou.s aas .s y s s
,9m Thus 4 only change Of required between
Wheeling Washington sato and rschsessd and uaarred
@ hs hsAs ssssen. Cd sss s
Wasng'oa daily ato M and M p M on Sundays the
a, wnssns sir.a made
Whseng through osmhdss zaassvic and Hswui, %
ans aa g. q w Ss
cha.sa4Eo, as 4,,,s 8. Lo1I.. lh &C; :, ..,...,
Of the Little Miami Iairoad xenia, CINCiNNAri, LOUIS
G a u. xss 90 s
Haae Lafayette, Chicago, leland, 81 Louis, SC.
Na,cca, Orleans, sold i. WashngtoI
are transferred at Cincinnati 10 the mail steames the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND aud via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit, Chi
Whssias AND Ws'.yis toI,y ml,s.l where
are to notice that w1s hls Is The only route
oes speedy, nearly leading points
nc great West The distance from washington Cincinnati i
Fare by through ,cket from Washington To wheeling 50 IS
rsisosd from o"e!."s, s ins!.aspe s,
sds' So ps Memphis.
wheeling
and from Baltimore, Annapolis &c see special ad
inoma.ion through tickets, &C.. apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station.
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

enclose the money, drafts checks you
wish purchase receipt which
mail, with the Official scheme
Ordinary envelope and day lottery draws
ward the official drawings certified the commissioner.
The
psn and give post ocd county,
and State All prizes will be paid BY dras the
purchasers may direct. eH
The Of Maryland lotteries published
the Stats commissioner following papers Baltimore,
SCI "ParO,',
"Naionai Inieigenccr and "UnoD," Of Washington b.
These public and carried
scrupuous faith and being authorized by and
surveillance Of the btate whose appointed officer
of the iOiteries afford sucsnt
The public Of the fsivnesa with which they drawn.
The responsibility Of the these iutteres The
State for the ali prxes will insure
support approval al who disposed
bari In these euterprses.
The briancy gn6ccnce scheme
is only teunsIy that We draw lottery Of this magnitude.
invest the small asked for tickets and certificates
packages for the chance Of obtaining Of these magnificent
prizes
addressing the undersigned confidently upon
having their orders promptly fed and the stctes confidence OBJ
served. 5A :
Maryland lotteries drawn daily which always
S4 $40. Halves and in proportion. The prizes
Which amount from 81 $4,000 according the prco Of
tickets. s-tsf-9
containing all lotteries
Address orders 10 FIX. RRENAN,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Maryland.
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Hy A. GMREN, Auctioneer.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF yERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
su 4 sssrlas NoysSle ls and duly %sy re-
s % s sss ass
sss 0 @ .s ~. e
O'Clock The foo"us described real estate, with the improve
numbered saa y number 49, beginning
sa.. Of The .sd square, and nans thence south on .s
q ssaaa.,s ss'
fee, eleven mel s and @ Of a n s and
Two thousand seven hundred and inewo and
RI. property that desirable building
lot recently owned and occupied BY the late Arm selde
other active business i. !. one o The ses location. city s
par, q Immediately between
u. s ss s T e se1 hS ms
s s os s s oss ss s 3" su
Lssk about ssa feet Y @ -,
cOs a for or o and
upon ibis Aoor nm mpTsgnabe proof stone vault wila
a"d ~ therefore .oa with the sseond
onices Ic each
going s os % n n. the we o s
From he three Son, The lat. firm
whilst occupying ne a aoos themselves for Which as under
Fosms Of .ss One oash purchase money
due Y ~. y wsv s ana twenty en- -four
s & no . % % AZ e l. % m
acting only @ only such
vested IL the Of sale complied with
thereafter, shall resell tho property, ahc ten
publications. at tho cost aud risk Of the first purchaser
IS s e. : q r. .
M The furniture and Other sSnsns :ad firm
a counters, desks tatcs, SC.
Also. chnndeers stoves, maps md other things
All OF less than a5 cnsh
more, credit Of days, notes satisfactorily
~' J. A. ENGLISH
faN WIN. BAYNE,
Trustees of Belden. Wthess, d Co.
OctA-d A. GREEN. Aucionecr.
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TO oUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tie nsMo of w bs upon booA uness
the psyinens fibc subscription be made in ADVANCE
Distant sasebers Honsy by er the postage
which will Be pae by and all by
safe transmission.
Tho COUNTRY PAfER is publishcd weekly during The
sions u Cougsess, aAd semi weekly during tho recess
Bubscpoas period less than year will be received ON
terms propossioaed 70 shs above rates.
N3-POSTMASTERS authorized our agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers with $50 sucosed OF
sEMIWEEKLY suhscbou, with S25 enclosed viii be en-
u.lcd copy gratis.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

prizes, amounting ,4Jl b1
Whole tickets S40-halves @90qu Si0sighths s..
TO determine tho fate Of those splendid prizes s numbers from
10 76nclusvs will be saveraly placed u wheel the
ihe drawing and - Of them drawn random, and that nckt
having for It's combination
te entitled
Those tickets having them
4ih 5th 9th 10th IIth 18th III 4lh 9Th .-.. ~ ,o oo.
7th 6th 9th I'd ID 4h }0oo".''s''-'''.' S',ooo
Every ticket hnvag three Of
entitled prize varying from $4,000 $4,000
cording The scheme Thoss with numbers
profit tho investment these with drawn number
original cost, less Is per cent
As package Of &c (tat
s what the number Of drawn ballots multiplied by
will amount less l5 cent? will cell certificates pack
for tho difference between Of package
warranted draw, which purchaser such an
Ca, .oca nfO O6 rhnIas
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FORM or GUARANTEE.
Il. II. GILL r. II,

removed his Office his rcsid franklin Row,
Thirteenth He will continue devote his
ton principally United
Having devoted much time he win
legal questions arising before
appesi chief Justice
District OF Columbia, and will also
prepsr alton nd OF concerning patents.
lie wi written opinions and arguments for
having
prosecute claims before any established their
adjudication.
Oct op--hf
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st. JOseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
Near Eumitsburq, Frederick County, Nd

Of studies this institution the
2h August and terminates Thursday In june Ths
for board and tuition $3.50 payable semi
There drawing paint
AVID aso for Spanish aa German, and Latin The term.
primary composed pupils under nine OF
age, 500 payable half yearly In advance
Letters Of inquiry should be sddrrss~d - tho MOTHER sUPE
RIOR OF st. Joseph Academy Emmiibug, Frederick county
Maryland.
July e--diyear
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J. A. ENGLISH,
VIM. BAYNE,
Trustees of Selden. Witbers, B. Co.
A. GREEN. Amciionecr.
Umifed states Patent Once,
Washington, October IL, Is5.

UnIfed Hfat06 R0t0mt UmCe,
Washington, October IL, 1855.
nm c neion or Robert Pigeo Of Baltimore Maryland,
for he extension pnent granted 10 him The I'm OF
January s4l for teaching
&C. from the expiration said
sn which tskes place the liza day Of Junnasy, 66
ordered said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, o( January next. at y o'clock m and all
why ysaidpe petihon ought not to be granted . . .
Persons opposing The extension srs ~ ms ne
days before hs day hearing testimony flied by either
~ hc sed n tbc asd hearing and transmitted
Of the Office which will be furnished on ap
picaton. ~. - .. -. II -
cehs deposons and other papers relied upon testimony,
IN the before morning that tho
srrumenIs Il any, within days thereafter.
dered notice he pubshed In the Union Inei
Evening Star washington D. C Republican, Rau
rrnnsyvanan Fhtsseipnst Journal o. Commerce New
weeks previous 7 Of January the day Of
hearing. : - ,x,,,ccpr
f1,sFssf Acting Commissioners Of Patents.
r;,o,s o ,hc above rspcrs viii please copy,
,hsir bills 10 bc Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
Oct 10--law3w
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United mail steamships leave New York
<6f for Aspnwal the 5ti and goth Of each monih
<& connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
Francisco.
steamships inspected and approved by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safefy.
The railroad 4T miles ong ls completed from ocean
to ocean, The baggage Of
gers York through San Francc0 and
embarked Panama by steamer The
The money York ali expenses OF the
kept port New York. Panama, and
Francsco detention of accidents that
IL entirely reliable.
leave Panama the same day they srve Aspin
wall.
Conductors 20 through by each steamer and take charge Of
women children without other protectors.
through nppy the agency III
West street, New York, to L. w. RAYMOND
May6-dn +
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WASIIINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours.

@N pa "a
IN AFTER Monday, 2ai instant, will leave
Y Washington ut and 6k, a. M, and and AZ, p.
On Sunday, at AZ, p.
Leave Baltimore al AZ and 9X m, aud and 5X, p.
On sunday, at 44, y. III.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent
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Washington Aqueduct.

orsds o. .aS "tn'soySa Wa,,sys aSusn1gr s',ss s,
PROPOSALS Invited ir graduation masonry
dams, unes and other work the Washington aqueduc
Proposals. received up May opened
that day.
Proposals Of paieuar eulvert,
Portions only Of OF the works be completed ude ib
appropriation but all couaets for uhhnshed work VIII
rsh, TO pfascb the anoaa, Of work aud
unas aas for "a and ~
shall be stopped funds become available.
M the q er @ D sa 3 p s
the engnee the work has been opey executed so far as m
Payments wbe specie upon
per cent; and dion of that
slal paid their full monthly and in specie
The Unet right rejeo, any all the bids
they make such
considered most conducive to The progress of t
Every offer accompanied guarantee signed by
one OF 70 re = sss @ s M S Or - sy a%Ss
obligation, within ten days, with good and sufficient
to be acpopanied by err,nca,e United
judge United States district officer Of
Of War; has the guarantors are able to make good their
Bids will opened presence bidders, any of
'''''e = = ''' NJ c. MEics,
Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Capt; NJ 9, Meigo y. =. Eneinesrs,
We The undersigned, residents Of @ ~ m the state OF
guaranty in the ogone bid Of be accepted maj he or
cute Tho contract same, .ood sufficient
perform furnish the articles proposed IN conformity :" the terms
aforesaid guaranty
good the difference between the offer by the said aud
the lowest bidder
'sisasd' a'p. a.
hereby certify that my knowledge and belief
above named guaran'ors good and sufficient :
Mar rs-,nwishMayStnv,f
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These stop Southampton both going and rcnns
PROPOSED DATES OF sAm.INa-lass.

Stopping HouhampoB both going and rourning they 0eF
proceeding London and Hsve advantages
other route, for the economy oftime aud money.
Passase from New York to Southampton sd Bremen.
cabin, saloon e3o first cabin, saloon, Si
second do, $50.
newspapers pass through the p. Gee.
No bills ading will be signed the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon il attached TO each ship
For freight passage, apply TO
sEE C. ii. SAND, III South William st., N. Y,
q. A. HEINEKEN d Co., Bremen,
CROSkEY & Co Southampton.
WILLIAM lsELIk, iiavre.
Mar 6-dly
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PROPOSED DATss os sAILIxo.
From Nep York. Ftom Ltps

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y,
BROWN, 9HIPLEY, q CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
Q7 Austin Fuars, London.
B. g. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER Havre
these ships will not be accountable for god silver
bullion specie cwey precious meas uness bills OF
therefor and the vauo thereof therein
Apn5-dH 5
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EOR SALE comnodions attic house,
aih street, sids Of
and bns recently papered painted
trouaou Terms accommodating, and possession mmed
stef Adressroom 4O Solicitors Ofce, Treasury department.
Oct l5-<u
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Everett House,

North Side Of Union Square, Ne~ York.
Is establishment, erected the prominent and delight
L affords, approaching Guh, and, when
skid devise and
or render dcsirabI yet constructed.
proprp establishment respectfully that
viii open the first Of October for the
DAT Of the public.
Applications received from parties wishing make
arrangements for The winter months.
rne public patronage IL respectfully solicited
CLAPP JosLIN.
HAwLry CLsrr,
A. q. JosLis.
- d3m
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mall steamers.
The ships comprising this hne are the following:
The Atlantic Wcs1
The Pacnc. CepL Nye.
The Baftlc Capt COmsOck
.
- These ships having bult by contract
G pressiy for government service care has been
NMaf aiken their construction, also in their engines
70 insure strength and speed; and their accommo-
unequued comfort
Price of York Liverpool Arst cabin, $780,
In cabin Exclusive $685.
From Liverpool 10 New York, 80 and % guneas.
experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship. III
No berths be secured until paid for.
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Once Indian Affairs,
September "a, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Indian
~ viii be eceved Office Affairs, city,
until ococx "wednesday, 3lst day
for Furnishing goods for the inian Department fulfilling
paiatons with various indan tribes Indian
follows.
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Law Notice.

BRowH, ST rANroN WALKER.
III M II. DROWN, FRED. r. STANTON and j. KNOX WALK
Err partnership practising the Supreme
Cort Ssatcs Washngtpp,
and in Offices Wssbingon Me
phs parties place,
cers them viii receive prompt attention.
April ~ teod lIn,el and sentinel copy.l
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HcA NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH.
160 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
NA130 The ships comprising this line tho WASHING
TON, Capt. e. Czvendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed