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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

MYSTERIOUS DIsArPgARArCB-Mr. G. II. Farrell
on Monday, April %. left his sick wife, at No. l7s
Forsyth street. to obtain the attendance of her sister
in law, Mrs. Pool residing in Cou'tlapdt street. He
has not nnce been heard from by his family. He was
about twenty seven years old, rather tall aud slim,
light compile xion, and sandy whiskor. He bad on
brown mixed sack coat and pants, and about $50 in
money. HIS wife is now at No. rs Hester street, in
the deepest distress. with two little children Any in
formation leading to his recovery would be rewarded
If desired, to the last fsthng Of his family.
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SUPREME CoURT-sprcr,L rr.x-M.r s-s.or. Jua,.
WHTrNe.

Suydsm sgt. Suydsm. Injunction stayirg proceed
rrs bei re he Surrogate dissoved Cots abide event
Foster alt. Julien. Ordered. that this cause be
belc General Term in the instance the exceptions
taxi the trial pursuant the Of the Cifc Juixs
Robinson agt. Chsse, and Tllou sgt. the same.
ReeEesTort to the priority Of RoSinon lien eonir nod
Order TO be m ,eordADce etc.
Beker ct al agt. Lyon ct al Leave given TO the
plaintiff Lyon the offered
with etc and discontinue to Van HOutoa
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S1BAh FIRE EsGISLs.--A trial Of several steam fire
engines will take place this morning at lol o'clock in
the Park $500 and $500 respectively to BE- award
ed by the City to the two successful machines. En-
gints have been entered for the trial by Messrs Lee
Larned, James Smith, w. c. & j. S. Durham and J.
Il. Durham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

DEPARTURE or CHARLEY LINDEN rHH Boy GIRL
FOR CALipoRsI,. -Annie Linden alias Charley, koowu
as the boy girl" left yesterday in the steamer ILL.,
nos for California few days since she recevedfrom
her sisters husband who is in excellent circumstances
M Gan Francisco, the means TO pay her fare in the
,abip to California Her friends there fully APP
nxed Of her eccentric course and knowing that If she
we're "a don the garments Of her sex, her unwo-
manly manner would be apt to excite at
tptop, they advised Charley, much to her
,stisfaction, TO keep her male attire until she
reached California. Her friends there never having
seen her as "Chsrey," and fearing that they would
not be able to identify her when they came on board
the steamer at San Francisco they sent in the letter
,bbon with directions TO tie in the baton-hoe OF
her coat and TO renain the vessel and await their
coming Gentlemen Of her acquaintance contributed
10 ,uy her new suit Of clothes, aud others mide up
rood sum Of money, which they presented to hes on
h.r departure large number OF acquaintance were
NJ the wharf 10 see her of many wishes were ex-
,sosed for her success and happiness in the future
She states il to be her intention to doh her present
,ppsrel when she reaches San Francisco aud to be-
roaoe once more a woman; and are Of the opinion,
Judging from the rough, boyish, sw.ggering msHner'
which are now her characteristics, that she
will find the transition not an easy Task
whatever may be thought Of the exPediency or p'u-
dence Of her coxrse in thus unsexng hereii' Every
body who knows her history, and hiss bad oppo.'aa'
nos to observe her during the four years IN wncn sue
has assumed the boy agrees that she has earhea ."
honorable living, having been most OF the t'me Gun
ployed 10 the various capacities OF barkeepel,
barber. CT an assistant 10 daguereotypsti wnue
abe states herself that she prompted to do as sne
As done 20 avoid the alternative Of doing worse, or
bsisx unenployed at the unremunoyatve proes winch
wsass sss compelled 70 accept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

The case Of VIM. Valentine, charged with fitting out
SLAYER which set down for trial yesterday in the
United States Circuit Court postponed accouu.
Of the death of Ogden Hoffman, who was Mr.. Valen.
tines senior counsel. The trial will probably on
nett week.
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| Advertisement /

SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wes your snaViHg-
brpsb In either cold two ,hres drops
BALE Tnoy,Anp rLowrns rub the beard we' aud
tor Of wing only 50 For sale By FETaioGE
Co., Propreton and all DrussistA
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!. PAL Broad

CARPETS. & Bro, No. PAL Broad
Wy. opposite tie P.rt.
CARPETNGs OIL CLOTHS NC.
We constant ivins f,o Europe and the Aueao1
Sales III the latest and desi able styles u
CARPETIsGs
which ofe q tho low rkct rates
Parties sbont furhss would DO well to cal ssd examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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Advertisements
GAS! GAs!-GAs FIXTURES Of new and beau
wful dessps rust out for tho Spring Trade
xso The obespes aud best Gas WORKS. OF
sd IMPROVED construction for pvsto dwelnss VILLAGES Re-
For retail call at great Manufacturing Depot,
No SIG BroaAvsy ARCHER WAKxER l. Co.
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srsn.r SCHOOL AssIyynsARrEs.-The s,bh,

scLoo Of Jersey City, connected with the American inday
School In ion held their Anniversary yesterday They
2oook T. the First Preby terrain ard Bapts, Churches
ubert we're delivered. Tue children
Of about uued In ssion and m1ehei though
the streets Van The, then I.turpel thsir
reetiye churches and bsd rresents The adore
The E,t Presbyterian Church delivered By t,e Rev Mr.
fireman spd Rev Mr. rsrdes and st the Baptist Church
b, The Rev Dr. Bowling OF New York
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hso i'y .s go wtre Vail eos, ohectsf .s., a grew
ntfdEfh ne La III Tia toetft neao..la ~ "a ii.
reg o. "HeA we. "ritsn thee IL l.- u sArasy
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ADV

MEDICAL INFoRMATIo. ~" M
For tie COLtert,o f the May number. a., poI;,,.;o,
Sursiosi Specialist, SEQ bdyettisefnen
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BREAKIsG GROUND FOR The WAsHISaToS MosC-
sSsT.-Yesterday workmen were engaged in break
ing ground in Unionsqusre for the erection of the
statue of Washington which was subscribed for some
years since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

The Board of Aldermen did little last evening ex-
cept confirming two nominations from the Depart
Dents. A City Chamberlain will not be nominated
til the Mayor returns.
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DUssfLDoRy GALLERY.-I

DUssf LDORY CALLERY.-lfis magnificent col
lection PAs1IxGs located st No. f3T Broai~sy Goa
nearly OF the fres Orts Of Ar, ever pu uo2n shn
ioa 1hs Msryrdnm Of Huss ~ L-s.ios. AMI The Al
e<.fion Of be Ms" worth the pfio- OF stms0a
Cltiss.s aid sksLseu should pay the Dusseldorf svMt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

tAdvextsementI
We invite the attention Of dealers and others to
sor arre stock of and Gas FxrvREs Of aew
ortsIaI ana be.utfu desgns Of our own AAsUrAcruns
hIrcuvsL BAILEY L Co. No Ia Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06
IAdvsrtsemsnt
II Ia our firm belief that in nlne cases out Of
Advertisement

ten coughs colds all bronchial irt.on howe'er
may cured By tho Of WIrARs BALsan OF WILD CHBR
ny. A single trial only Is needed TO this
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Copies OF DACUERRE OTYPEs in AMBRorYpB
"a n. sdwsl.
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I'll. s,.,> show Of AMBROTYPEs at BRADYs
NC nneos - vYok Lork at them at $50 5roa4vsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06
BROOH YN ITEMS.

TnA WATER PRoJEcT.-.At a meeting OF the
Common Council last night, the Committee on
the communication of the Committee of Citizens,
g. ting forth that they had important information
on tho subject of supplying the city with
water submit ted their report. They state that they
found that the Nassau Water Company, recently or
gained, had got up a good plan and specifications
by competent engineer; that the committee had the
plan examined by the engineer of the Croton Aque-
duct department. aud other competent engineers, and
they approved of the same that the whole work can
be coupet. for the Of 81 200, ooo that the city
can undertake this contract, which the Company
transfer and they strongly urge that this be dooe The
report was unanimous, add will moot probably be
adopted. A special meeting will be held to act upon
the matter.
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IONS AND PAPER HANGIyGs for

NEW DECORATIONS AND PAPER HANGiSGS f0
i6&-PsArI l. HARDgSBERGH. No $50 Broadway, arc pre-
pared exhibit the and best Of PLA and
bEcoR PAPER HASGSGs offered In this country
Hsss bat 6rstolsss workman employed
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REcoRDER's OTFIcE.-fest.rdsy morning David
bedford the newly elected Recorder Of jersey City, took
III. vat for Of Ave years the successor Of Recorder
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Advertisement.
y -
[Adyerts-nsni J

Durine Ahrivsrss-, Week. rABLs DHorE vii s- 81
IL o'clock p In tho Fountain saloon Pres D cs'~
each persoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

Dpowxxp IN WEIL-Yesterdsy forenoon
child four yesu Of age named Geose Lsyusa, Eel
,n an N, rove ed gel. on The sidewalk IN Division avenue
h.,w..a Nar.hsl Leonard streets and Wa drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

PRlzE FiGHr PREvESrED.-On Sunday afternoon
about 40 men residing vc i Of the Dry eoasfe.
..ed Hun,es Point purpose OF pr n y
E,w.ep two tuelistA They discovered BY Asstalt
Cant Bruce ofhs Seventeenth WGd wao .sn,
a. h. station Hou,e for assistance The pugsts hdnS ist
their srorts we've likely Be broten proceeded up
tow Greek shoui miles in re~bosts srd wet,
a., ,b fh han they were again disturbed By the otds-.
The xhe psIy Tor New York snd the hsht s poet
1 "a on account of beyond then control
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-M,r - Bssos.
Judee BETrA

TIE trisl Of VIM. e. Valentine, indicted for engag
the save usde vhch do for to-day
ed I'll sdsy May H. in Of the death Of
CeOeb be nnap VITO Of the attendants coanssl
TIE tIis Of Joseph White, Capt TukeTs Joseph
Fowler oced for resisting United states
vice Of board the Northern Light
ThuIsdsy rext.
In he cases Of the United States AIT George aud Mar.
shall Roberts sotior Custom 1ouse DO dc, formal
dict tsi.n, subject TO the opinion Of the Court
JobL Low 81 JohL Woods, chan ed with committing
as.ut with ds 10 sheath knii- the
.nofoIsB r. johnson on board the ship Wandering Jew,
h. from Liverpool to the East isdes,
sIed separatl, and convicted. Chss Edwards for
both cef. dsnis DcAttorney McKeon and Assistant Dis
uietArorIs y Josehiusen tor the Government.
BAGLyY's PENs-PATEST-QuT rAx-HINDOos
Samuel w Hsvley. qu tam, Sc. AIT Albert u bssley.
This action is brought under sections and Of tho
Of g. 1919, IS L. Statutes At Large 5t which
all shall the date Of she patent be
Emped engraved esch sice vepded offered for
under he rpsy Of Sl0o hf Do paid the pstest
fluid and oi bal To the party suing
The claim in he suit under the las, patent obtained
By the depdaa dated January 1880, for an imporsnsst
~ I'd perch osses"
IL thai peDelcaes question marx I'd Bag
leys Fat 0 eut it conteLded that the full date shooa
have been
The pr.cse uaure oftbe defense 20, apparent Thus
fer IL fsken the shape Of attach the credby IT
The ed la this ion side
with the obligations Of the hindoOs
T, psis tow ard HEN brethren IN Courts Of Justice
Py Of the witsess, {. }reEory appeusa
stand by brother Of that standing ct Court
'of Justice, Ii witness jurymsn, and to
esve ordinary ties obey the demands OF Congress this
"eas" The still william Fullerton Tor plaintiff
AID JosehmsseD for the United States Van
Antv erp and James, and B. Cutting for dsfondeRts
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Ar1Kxpr TO CoNNIT SrIcIDB.-A German, who's
49, prued 10 be Loui. Koch stempte- u esn1t 'r
eSe or Sunday BY jumping FROM one Of the Psek.ip FER
bst. In The river. He picked BY small boat an
ery,y,d 10 tie the Se~f orb side be'or- aEpn
ru S. bo. be rave letter 10 OF The passengers dsete
70 Christian Koch
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DRowsrp n ATLANTIC BAsIs.-Coroner Reddlpz
bed on nqucs, yesterday the boa II shld ave year, o.
a., snerpoou ard drowned verdict Ia aeeorc.nee W"
reered Te parents Of The deceased reside In .srou 1'ei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

For CALToRSIA.-The United States Mal ste an
ship Illinois sailed from this port at O'Clock yester'
day, for AspinwsD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

The officers of the Free Academy met yesterday and
psed resolutions respecting the death Of Mr. Robert
Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

THs CIrY CouRT.-Tbis Court was opened yester
A, Tor u NAV Term but having been DO recess during
tie Apf Tern. Judge cuv.r after The .n'se1n o. .os
SOL Tenn business adjourned the Court untl saturday
he .o snpouncd the Gale da wouf be taken up
vtbout re Monday following The eAsHsA con-
tsns s6 csu.cs showI large increAse OF business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

FRIoHrruL FALL.-Francis Crowley. house paint
or tell Yesterday serpoon from the 9Th story OF building
on the corner of and Reade street snd terribly
INJURED He wss conveyed the NewYork Hospital, whore
his recovery Ia thought TO DO almost Impossible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

FATAL AccIpxsr- man named Michael Slavu,
while greatly intoxicated yesterday afternoon fell in Jane:
street iDsaI by by horse and csrt hn
Iu YVES terribly scurcd BY the wheel Of the cart and he
eed Immediately His body was taken % tho Fourth
Ward Police Station whore Csroaer Perry held An Inquest
upon IT, Verdict accidental dsah Hs was 81 years OF age
born In IrslsDd AID leaves family.
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RUS OvER.-James Lynch, pressnsn In The Her
aid ofee wa. accidentally run yesterday afternoon In
Fspkfo street Gold bose cart No IL and severely In
iured HIS fIieI d had him taken to his residence
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ADVERTISEMENT
IAivertase psnt |

r.wp.xxs's SCALES Of every desonption-
,, xv..ss. .nA Mssssses-AaA eli hads OF Weighing
s ss~s,a~ fo~ 80 Il wbdsssis ssd rstsa y
APss~~' FussASgs Co., Ne. 10 Broadway
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fAdvertisemeat ]
BEADS

or EVERY DESCRIPTIONS,
For sale by NJ. p BrowS.
No. 1856 Pearl ST, New-York.
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ALLEGED GRAND LARcENY.--Abraham Ritterband
~ss yesterday charged Nth steaios m.cest valued
so tbs property Of Mrs Een J.Sns: 81 me or.
Orea Hous~ and sold It TO fond who recently lem Tor Eo
rope held BY Justice flandsau for era nnst'o9
Italian an ned at $50 the OF DAVID Thomas, No
4i prns street be called under Pretensc of making
pS5aiss The IN @.Sss sS for :
1h b.le Marx and Sarah kone 10 ives OF franc were
rested l. Policemen Allison and welsh 0, me Cn,e omS,
frou, the Of John Pumsn, No % Lieefv I7eI me
property the Of the woman koSe and sue
n. eSxse The fsmsis prisoner been arrested
months ago for shoplihins at stewaTF''i IN o''sA
Rrpor.Ry AND ARsos-On the night OF the 2sth OF
March found osrnps In the WOOD carving sooP o.
Bang rear Of No So Spring street. ana ci Of esas
va, stolen The Fire Marshas inquiry Placed the crime Joa
Ge,nsn pamed William MARI who 80 taken into cus.oas;
Ju,nce Welsh COMMITTED the soeusee t9' uisL ins rs
jay sutseeu .ny indicted MARI fn burglary and .'n ne
psoner admitted that he Set ths hfe one.sa -
GUILTY The Court, IN coosderston o M you. .5 him 70
three In tbs state Pn.on at >tn nns
the Poner pleaded guilty .r.on the Court soaia .asS
Is seven years
A.,AuIr pY RowpiEs-A man named john Cam
.e, sDa sss 81: lee BROKEN sy
residence No iS West Thiristh street rhsro"diss esasd
IhaverrsemsstI
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF FREE LECTURES ON
PHrxsoLosY-Profs..or L. n FowLxa continues his course
Of Free Lectures the various Bearing Of Phenaosy
nv THURSDAY and FxIpAy EvEsxGs Of ths week
psonsl exsmnatsns With Charts and vrisiea DesoriP
ton, Of character daily at No SOC Broadway
fAivsrtss mont
r.upAxKss SCALEs OF every description
on w ,.s,. ..d Msssssss-AnA eli bisds Of WEIGHING
s,sDa n.sa,. IN - Il Wholesale ssd rstaa y ..
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Michael 0'BTien sgt. Timothy.-Motou denied
it'll yrt ccsa
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Assault pr RowpiEs.-A man named Johu Cam
BY ro~des early yesterday morning In rhreth
eet bis broken by them He tsheo to ais
No lSb West Thrsth street The rowdes ecaea
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got expressly for trade and to give entire
faction Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing for showing goods and ssle
est tor selling them. JOHNSON Il FRENCH.
Manstreet, I'd door aheve State Bank
ep2S Evansville In d
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DRs. BRAY & BENNINGTON,

ID ESPECTFULLY inforp thy citizens of Evansville
h ts vicinity that they formed partnership in the
practice of Medic and Surgery.
Having actively IN the Iroesron Tor
terot century aud become familiar 18th the diseases nei
this climate their experience and sue
will entit!s 0 q share of puhie pstfopare
Main And LOCUST
posite the Post once where eithe both Fl them may
eonsnltsd unless absent protest. onal business.
Azl8-&
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CLOTHING, &c.

THE ALLIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@SINCE MESSRS. AHLERING q Drummer HAY =
leased the OLD Corner Water street. under the
Journal Once and filled il overhovng with the
sortment and latest STYLES Fall and Winter
niShing Goods sell astonlshngy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TosURRENDER.
.1-t 80 THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part Mems Boys ready Clothing
Hats and Trunks together with the most extensfv
Gentle Dress Goods and Talors Furnishng Gooo
ever brought this city Their facilities for
manufacturing superior ether house in the city
which enables them all times NIL all orders with the PEST
ogoods and at the best bargains Country city
and the public generally respectfully invited to call and
ng elsewhere deeIS-tf
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STOVES! AMI COPPER ESFAKs
n. EISEE W ENY.

THOMAS SCANTLIN, ofthe firm of Scantlin
EEE & Parvin, has returnedfrom Princeton and take
ffEfS en- up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
- - where he will devote his personalattenton to al,
branches ofther business. would call the ateH-
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHE
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They also to do all sorts Of
work, &c, DC. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done shorte notice andin the most perfect
Call the store Of -, - SCANTLIN & PARV1N.
novI4 fitrlg Main steet. bet Firstand Second.
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ROOTS AND sHOEs.,Men'sth thick BOots:gents' Kip.
ED Cali and Water proof do: XII
boys thick and Kip Boots youths Kip Calf do child
Calf do: boys thick Kip and Wax Brogans: youths
Wax do: ehildren's Calf Goat Kid Shoes and
Roam Cacks: womens Kip Split Calf Goat Kid GRAIN
ed Boots. of all qualities.
Our stock Of Boots and Shoes is
close buyers We have sizes to ~
and sfrom to 8. We do depend upon
Boots and Shoes for to with and
let prompt cash deaer leave
if low prices will prevent it
We keen the best oak bottom side braced
had Massachusetts,
will better remedy than Qunine by wearing
dry feet oak-bottcm work. We xious we are
hound to- will sell Weinvite the trade
nOvIo MORGAN. KEEN l. PRESTON.
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REMOVAL oFBooT AND SHOE STORE.

STILL IN THE FIELD
ID DEUSNER in forms his old customers andthe Public
generally that he has removed his Boot and Shoe Store
between Main the Post Oce
side where he prepared to make all qualities Of Boots an
materials and warranted
fit will at the missed
He receive alheral patronage,
this5me determined by hard work and
pro m pin ess to succeed. >feb13-tf
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EpUCK GLOVES.-we have few dozen of Burial
ID Shorts Buck Gloves for sale. -zef
novlO MORGAN, KEEN PRESTON
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CABINET WARE HOUSE.

LUMBER AND SINGLE DEPOT!
have hand large supply ofeVery
variety OF Cabin ct Ware, of the best work
manship and material on Main. between
s<s Third and Fourth just above the
Court House. faH 4.
800 600 Poplar and Pine SHINGLES and
Pine Lumber suitable for Floor
which would call the attention of builders and
citizens generally before purchasing as VIII sell
at the lowest market prices t
CABINET WARE MATERIAL=-alwnys on ha1dineyery
variety with COFFINS of all kinds and sizes. f II
Enquire eee of the establishment Just above the
u Court House Main street ROBERT FERGUS.
vIo
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
GREGORY'S

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN ON UAND.
TWNE family Medicine Coughs
colds Sore and Qainsey viii cure Diarrhea
ChoIe Cramps and Spasms viii Fever and
Agus an fail Daily hourlv calls for
hissedicine
wtes:-I hal rather life than
medicine One and all the satisfy
Increased Gales in Indiana thousand dore
bottles ysara Their NJ dicse
no public Forssle principal Drug
stsin the United States British America Caforna and
Oregon. = - 1890
LEIGH vERLING. Evansville Ind. sucoessorFto Kel-
Ter Farpsley -s p
CHAs Il GLARK vineennes Ind eees
D. PAX Cincinnati Ohio-caR obtained OF them
atr anufacturers' prices. BOYD STONE 4 CO.,
oot}-smw Maumee City. Ohio
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DeEARMO3S

y LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST. BErW. THIRD AND FOUkTH STREETS.
HORSES, Ruggies, Carriages. ss==5AFsSfzSs4A
EsassH and OmnibUsses. always tor hire
the above Stable. earnings for excursions par
ties and hand i prepared to board
and keep them in the best order. H s41tast t
will hereafter be kept runn constantly
turing day. and will be at STEAMBOATS, Tor the
those wishing it, IL viii also be
ready to convey citizens during the night byleavn
orders at the stable my9 Ell DkUAhMO.
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TUsT the East additional supply Of
y which invite the Ladies to
frequent calls ntead secheaper than the cheape
We would call particular to our stock of Wooden
Plads French En- gsh Merinos. Cashmere De LANES
Fannes Embroideries Cashmere Robes (somethiDg
new Kid Gloves Wool Hose of all colors and beau
fu lot of Ladies' Collars Chemisetes Sleeves etc. ETC."
all of which will sold reduced prices. Ca
| call. call. nov2I ROSER. BROTHER FREY.
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mARRLE WORKS REMOVED.
lust RECEIVED.

HORSE POWERS AND THR Es HERS. -Justse-
ceved Emerys Two horse Powers and Threshers also
Pennsylvania Powers and Threshers Emerys
viii adapted saving Csrd Wood
purposes; all of which selling
pres nevis GRANT Il CARSON.