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tense. Here was quandary; but Sartiges
was apparently satisfied, and the Secretary
was relieved from his unpleasant position by
the author who was government employee,
but who did not send the letter to Sartiges
promptly resigning his office. The Russian
Minister to-day gave picnic entertainment
at Arlington Springs, to his diplomatic asso-
ciates and others.
From BOston-Indignation Meeting at Cam
bridge.
BosToN, june 3.
Senator Wilson denies unequivocally the
statement that Gen. Lane called on him
from Mr.. Brooks with the assurance that he
Crooks intended to make no assault upon
him. Wilson says he has sought no contro-
Yersy, and shall seek none, but he will go
wherever duty calls, uninhuenccd by threats
Of any kind
The citizens of Cambridge held an indigna-
ton meeting last evening, which was largely
attended. Hon. Joel Parker presided assisted
by Hon. Theophilus Parsons, Jared Sparks,
Henry w. Longfellow, Professors FELTON, and
Beck, DR.. Worcester, Judge Phillips, Joseph
T. buckingham, and others. Eloquent speech
es were made by the President, the Rev. Dr.
Blair, Theo. Parsons Professor FELTON,, Rev.
Mr.. Huntington and Richard H. Dana. Appro-
pirate resolutions were passed.
Mr.. Hale's resolution appropriating $4,000
in aid of the Kansas sufferers, was again dis
cussed in the House to-day, and laid on the
table by eight majority.
Americans Triumphant
New ORLEANS, June 3.
The American Candidate for Mayor is elect
ed by over 1000 majority. The whole Amer
lean ticket except two Assistant Aldermen is
elected. Mr.. Trepagnile, Clerk First District
Court, was stabbed and shot several times by
a band of Sicilians, who also stabbed two 9TH
ers at the Eleventh Precinct. Three Sciians
were killed and several others.
Several fights occurred and weapons were
freely used, but without fatal termination to
any one concerned.
Election in New Orleans
New 'OaLE ms, June 2.
The American ticket is thought to be elect
ed. The reports of violence are contrary.
Many men are in the streets highly excited
by liquor. 1t is feared there will he fighting
tonight.
American National Council.
New YORK, June 3.
The American National Council met at noon
to-day. About one hundred delegates were
present E. B. Bartlett presided. The pro
ceedings were unimportant.
Pending adebate upon a motion to do away
with the secret principle, adjourned.
Election IN Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 3.
At the Mayors election, Magruder, the
Union candidate, was elected by 80 majority.
For Alderman, Councilman and Assessors, q
majority of Americans are elected.
American State Convention
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., June 3.
The American State Convention met here
to-day. About one hundred delegates were
present. Fillmore was repudiated bya vote of
sixty one to twenty.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Cincinnati Convention.
FIFTEENTH DISPATCH.

| OINCINNATI y une 4.
State of Virginia moved that the foreign
policy resolution be no test of party faith Re-
/ fused consideration.
The committee on credentials announced
that they would report tomorrow on the New
York case. Adjourned.
| 1t is thought that all to-day and tomorrow
will be spent in the New York contest.
SIXTEENTH DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, June 5.
A motion to suspend the rules and recon-
slider the vote adopting that portion of the
platform in favor of the Pacific railroad was re-
jiected by a vote of IT'S to 121, all the New
York delegates voting aye.
motion to proceed to ballot for President
was made and adopted.
R. X. Mead, of Virginia, proposed Mr.. Bu-
chanan.
Mr.. Hibbard, of New Hampshire, proposed
Mr.. Pierce.
Mr.. Inge, Of California, proposed Mr.. Cass.
Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, proposed Mr..
Douglas. Now balloting.
SEVENTEENTH DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, june 5.
| The Committee ON credentials presented q
report signed by two-thirds of the members,
in favor of admitting A softs and &c Hards to
vote as New York delegates to the Conven-
ton. A minority report is now being read
The majority report will be adopted beyond
all doubt.
EIGHTEENTH DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, June 5.
The Convention voted by States and adopted
by 1877 to 128 to admit the New York Hards
and Softs in equal numbers and votes Much
excitement.
NINETEENTH DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, June 5.
First Baz7ot-Buchanan 1885, Pierce, 132 !;
Douglas, 33 Cass, 5.
Second Bazot-Pierce, 1929 Douglas, 81 !;
buchanan, 1852 Cass, 5.
Third Bal1ot-Pierce, 119; Buchanan. 139 !;
Douglas, 80 Cass, 5.
Fourth Baz2ot-Pierce, 1913 Douglas, so +;
Cass, 5; Buchanan, 14115.
Fifth Baz7ot-Pierce, 1191a Douglas, 81 ;
Cass, 51s Buchanan, JAG.
Sirh Ba71ot-Buchanan, 1856; Douglas, % !;
Pierce, 1919 Cass, So.
Tenth BaZlot-Buchanan, 1903 Pierce,
soy; Douglas, 500; Cass, 81.
Ezevellth Ballot-Buchanan 1471a; Cass,
81; Douglas, 63; Pierce, so.
Tioe!fh Ba1zot-Cass, So; Buchanan, 14S;
Douglas, 631S; Pierce, 70.
Thirteenth BaAot-Cass, 81; Douglas, 63;
Pierce, n; Buchanan, $50.
Fourteenth Balzot.-Buchanan, 1925; Doug
las, IS; Pierce, rs; Cass, So.
TWENTIETH DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI. June 5.
On the fifth ballot Tennessee changed from
Pierce to buchanan. On the 9th ballot Ken
lucky gave Douglas So, and voted SO to the
adjournment. On the 9TH ballot Georgia
changed from Pierce to Douglas. On the 10th
ballot Virginia changed from Pierce to Doug
las. The New York delegates divided, the
Hards voted for Pierce and the softs for Bu-
chanan, and vice versa, each consecutive bal
lot. Five motions to adjourn were voted
down. At 5 P, Il. adjourned till tomorrow
morning.
ARRIVAL OF THE
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AUCTION SALES.



AUCTION ROOMS.
Old Court House, Corner of Main and Third imme
datey opposite the Washington Hotel.
LEAVING leased for term of years and fitted the
above well known stand we now prepared to re-
ceiyc for sale auction private SALE all kinds
dise household furniture horses bug
gies, ETC.. etc.
Cash advances made consig nments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
cling clock A, NJ. Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday nights, at early gas light.
0ut-dOOrsaes andsales of real estate promptly
We weekly receiving and have now on hand large
of FURNITU RE- consisting Ofslat,
spindle and bannster backs, scroll and scolOp rim
back office. French. Jenny Lind, and BNse wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood Chars Elizabeth
chars spring seat rockers SOFAS sociabes centre
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsteads mat
tin and Safes etc. which will sell ct Gin
oinnati prices.
We have also hand great variety OfnOtioRs ewelry
volins aecordeons pocket cutlery pistols whips,
which will sell reduced prices for cash,
wholesale or retail. W00LSEY & NELSON,
Auet's.
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m.T. ROSS, M. ID.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
NIOFEAT,S LIVER PILLS,
PHOENIX BIT'I,ERS.


FROM ALL NINE RAJ PoIsONs.
TENHE popularity which MoFFAT'S LIFE PILLS and
BITTEKS have attained in consequence of the
extraordinary effected by their renders
their medicinal virtues properties Having been
twenty before the public and having the united
testimony than THREE MILLIONS persons who have
the emplOyuent perfect health
medicine before the public admits of dispute In
every aud village the United States there
ready testify their efficacy removing dis
giving the whole system renewed vigOr and
health.
In cases of ScoRBULA ULCERS. SoURvY ERUPToNs Of
the of the LIFE MEDICINES truly
hng often removing in few days every Vestge of these
Diseases by their purifying effects the blood
AGUE DYSPEPSIA DRoPSY, PILES. and in she TT
diseases yield their curative properties No
family should be without them by their timely much
suffering and pense may be saved Prepared by
WILLIAM b. MOFFAT, NJ. D.. New York
And for sale by KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.
mh5. Evansville. Indiana,
EPLEACHED co TTONS.-lOo eases ass'd brands. in
"A store nd TO sale JAMES Low q CO.,
my9 AS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
HBIO COFFEE,-50 bags choice apding per Bet
Ma Franklin fer sale by S. f, GILBERT Il co. E
apps Sycamore near Water.
EHANCY PRINTs.-25O cases handsome styles in
mvs s'0f' 4,s Main street, Louisville. Ky.
MPLEACHED DRILI.s.-IO cases in store and for salt
MD by JAMES Low & co,
myS AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
~ ALL DUCKS bale received to -day sale BY
- APPS JAMES Low & co.
AIS Main street. Louisville KY.
POPE. ELLISON 81 CO,
COMMISSION AND RWAROTNG MERCHANTS
2a% FoYDRAs STREET. NEW oRLEAN=-
IS Liberal advances consignments the above hrr
made by JOHN RURTlS.
y4-IyW Evansville. Ind.
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NEW DUIKG>,

FRESH AND FINE,
EICH e VIERLING have just opened largo assortment
Drugs Medicines, which they invite the
Physicians. They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes Of all kinds
Oils Dyestus Spices Perfumery. Fancy Articles &C.,
AIso-al popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints
Pure Wines randies fOrNedcinal purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No IA Water
under the journal Office. myS-tf
MT. ROSS, d.,
FENENDERS his fessOnS services the citizens of Ev
ansville vicinity residence Judge Foster
H. Bofendick Cherry street Evansville, Ind
apI8-lyd
ERUTTER-5OO lbs choice Butter IS per ID. for
sale by mY2S q. IL. CO0E SON.
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Things in Washington.
WASHINGTON, June

WASHINGTON, June 3.
Several days ago Count Sartiges received
through the Post Office, a newspaper contain
ing a letter from Washington correspondent
treating of the settled antipathy Offoreign gov
ernments to the United States as now mani
tested in the conduct of foreign representatives
with the Secretary and our public men, The
letter was superinduccd by alleged indecent
and insulting language against our govern
ment, and especially against the Secretary of
State at dinner recently given by Sartiges
The envelope enclosing the newspaper in
question, bore the seal of the State depart
ment. On Saturday Sartiges called on Marcy,
Indignantly complaining of the insult, and de
manding that the author be punished--inti-
mating that in event OF failure to do this, he
would demand his passport. Marcy, of
course, disaYowed all knowledge or RESPONSE
bility concerning the letter, and expressed his
regret that anything happened to occasion Of
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ARRIVAL OF THE
<fHs <f&zas>
n [ A c. A r A

HALIFAX, June 5.
The Cunard steamer Niagara arrived here
last night for Boston, with Liverpool dates to
the Oath ult.
The Cunard steamer Arabia arrived at Liv-
erpool on the 18th. The Persia on the Oath.
The Liverpool cotton market had been
easier, with slight decline in lower grades,
but on Friday the market closed firm, with an
upward tendency. The sales Of the week are
about 81, 900 bales. Breadstuffs were shade
lower than previous quotations. Provisions
were weak with moderate sales.
The money market was easier and and con-
soils unchanged.
Political news unimportant
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NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJ ECT.
LEAVING moved Tailoring establishment to Main st.
opposite the House, would invite the
Evansville inspection of stock that
show hem-Ccnsistiug of French, Eng
sh American Cloths Doeskns and Cassmere Of every
price, Silk Satin and Linen Vestngs suitable for
the all of which will make to order
notice and the reasonable prices for cash
There having goods if they can't be sold Call
gentlemen If suit only like Baize
in the rehearsal, you must be id odd fish.
myI3-lm DAVID 0'NEIL-
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TO C0NTRACTOT<S.

EDROPOS AIS will be received undersigned until
the of June next for the grading aud paving with
than II inches deep
to Water street. and graved Water street.
the rayel inches thck also gutter
be made Of lime II inches Deep laid gravel "
the tops that tion of the river 'front.' from
Mill to I'd cross street above the public square.
Payments secured by lien the Wharf Ten per
cent per allowed the of said Wharf
the CITY rcservug right idate the whole any por
the discretion The revenue arising from
said Wharf Wharves to the eNtinguishmenG the
principal the whole amount OF principal and
interest 20 be extingused by the within twenty
from the mPleton of said Wharf ,.>,~c,r- 81,
Henderson. KY. May 20, 1856. my25 2"d
tOFFEE25 Pack eta old Government Java Coffee. extra
my!s s'''''' 'S' '''-1 -''" 'A T. L. COOK SON.
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CONGRE SIGNAL.

WASHINGTON, June 3.
The Senate was not in session.
HoUsE.-There were only 35 members pres
ent Mr.. Aiken was in the Chair, the Speaker
being temporarily absent. Without transact
ing business adjourned.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

THURSDAY June 5.
Tuba. from Cincinnati to Keokuk.
Southerner, from Louisville to st. Louis.
Fashion, from st. Louis to Louisville.
Arcola from Pittsburg to St. Paul
Empire City, from st. Louis to Pittsburg.
N Homes, frsm Psttsburg to st. Louis.
Clifton, from St. Louis to Pittsburg
Merengo. from do to do
John Bell, from Keokuk to Cincinnati.
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GEPITGH M,
MRROWN sHEETING.-
7 II Z LIT LIE NJ A n

7 IT I 7 L 4
ID G . - q . Rsx
Who dress u person liz Wool Linen Silk Cotton
NNvERY Gentleman desires to be neatly and tasty dress
IA ed emineuty that this should be the aim
and have noticed that welldressed
denizens of atty purchase their Clothing at
A. LOBENSrINE'S
western Star Clothing store,
under the Pavilion Hotel Water
Everyhingiu the line Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
be ready made made order
manner and style. but at the very lowest prices.
general ASSORTMENT of Hats Caps Leather Trunks
bags Vaiises everything that gentleman
or use, you may find at the W estern Star. apps
oranges ANDLEMONS.-4Ob boxes d per Mont
" g0mery, for sale by nylo PRESTON BROS.
AtOIOREn CAMDRICS.-
vi s cases dark colors;
I do black do; rec d to -Jay and for sale hv
myzb - JAMES LOW S co.
hf-chests assorted Tea III papcrs
"a III chests Psa--Gunpow WIDER Imperial and Y Hy,
caddirs unpnwder Imperial and y Tyson lhs each;
xder pcral and Y Hyson ~ lbs each;
Af-ctestg Poucbong Teas of extra quail ~
2ysl J. y d IE!MANN-
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OBJ Daily Journal.
S t A TIE TIC EFT.

GOVERNOR,
OLIVER n. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DAWSON, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
X. NOFFSINGEEs, OF Parl1e.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
E. w. TX. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES. of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES HI. CRAVENS. of Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN a. STEIN, 0i EiPpecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN a. BEAL, of Miami
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JEWELRX! JEWELIsYN


n Of Evansville and vicinity that he has ed
and is receiving and large of Jewelry
all kinds direct New York to which he would ask the
attention of those DESTROYS purchasing. His goods all
and ofthe latest styles and will be sold for cash at the
lowest possible prices.
All kinds of watches and pieces repaired in work
reasonable charges and work warrant
ed. CHAS. BARNUM
On First street three doors below the Posefce, the
stand formerly occupied by G.. Goshen
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NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STARK have just received at their establish
- First street large assortment of Wall Papers
Ies to the fines gded. comprising
beautiful description this line. They
also keep everything appertanng upholstery and
&c in superior style. Having Just enlarged
accommodate increased business,
prepared to receive customers and show them
largo oek and low nriceS. ap29-tf
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NEW FANEBEIY IatOCEIkY.

WWT bought the stock and taken the formerly
w occupied by 7. Bacon & Co.. Main street. opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions to their
stock with such for future supplies as ushes
promising the citizens of Evansville and vicinity,
variety the articles Family Groceries
city Being determined to exsrtion
satisfaction in all hope receive liberal pat
ronase Give trial All Goods delivered free Of charge
mhI3 HERSHBERGER 81 CA RS0N.
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~. mAGuEE q CO..

IL W.
EEAVING closed nearly whole first Purchasesor
Spring Goods under heavy trade for the pastsx
weeks receiving second edition purchasedat
Offering the most desirable
Dry Goods brought to the Westat
very prices would invite merchants call and
il they want to buy cheaper than they
have bought before We just receiving
Prints, Cottonades, GlnghanlSs
Apron Checks, Sattnets,
Challis Cassimeres, Bereges,
Yestings, DeLains, Jacconets,
&C.. &c.
and all kinds goods suitable to the season. besides an so-
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NEW NND CEEAP GOODs.
MCKINNEY 81 COOK

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR TO R. BARGS LOCUST.
RE now receiving and opening most desirable stock of
IN spring and summer goods consisting in tof
variety usually kept dry good Challas
Berages Robes. Lawns, BrIiantes Bonne Grape silk
Lace and Neopoan Ribbons. Lace Edgings Gloves and
HOseng great varyClohs Cassmeres Pant goods and
Vesting in rich profusion. &c. Nc.
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PKINCE s. CO. ,N mELODEONs,

WITH divided swell, secured by letters pat
TTf--=-I1T MEgetent, May 23d. 1855.
nj ID * n BY means this swell, solo passages may
= Ube played with the full power of the instru-
nent. while the soft ana So
made by Prince Coj Will De hur
nished with this attachment without extra charge.
could realize handsome fortune Dy
dispong other manufacturers put as ty preier
it feature in their instruments IL can only DC op
tanned by purchasing OF or ,,rrD. Yu-.z....' =.
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y - TIE UAh q = M! HOA1 OEh y MI!
WISH INFORM friends and the public generally that
have opened my Ice Cream Saloon First street
nearly opposite the flee where hone give entire
satisfaction all who may favor with their patronage
Z. MCKAY.
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ES. ALECK. CRAIG. o. TRUMAN
SPRING STOCK. 1856
HAYES, CRAIG & co.

Main Corner Fourth Streets Louisville Ky and IFS Water
St., New York.
WKTHo LESALE dealers in Hats Caps and Straw Goods
az in and in daily receipt of the
complete goods in their line to found in
any establishment West of New York City. We now
selling shall continue to do to Indiana Merchants and
others favorable TERMS and at low prices as the
articles be bought of the Eastern markets
examn alton stock proof
of assertion. apl5-3m
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GENERAL FACTO RS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. % STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
RI Particular attention paid all eonsinments of West
ern Produce, and TO orders for Naval Stores. SC.
REFER TO
s. e. A. HENDERSON, New Orleans
CONVERSE az Co.
w. A. VIOLET, 4"
w A. ANDREW L. SIECR -
J.J. MURRAY. Esd, Memphis
II j. FINNIE. Esq,
PETER ODIIN. ESD, Dayton, Ohio.
TILLMAN RozEB & Co., st. Louis.
KENT az OBEAR,
RoB'T S. MILLER, Esq,
CALVIN HOLMES, ESQ., Cincinnati.
LUTHER BRUEY ESD, -
Col. SAMUEL STONE. Chicago, Ill. my15-3md
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C8l sC& AAlg2So

HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.
EEAVNG opened store exclusively for the sale of cigar
bacco invite the dealers in this article. and
part eular country call and examine
stock consisting of the most desirable brands Of
Cigars made so to 500 in a box. shall
keep excellent assortment hand and will
prices The attention of BarroOm and hotel
keepers politely requested having brands
to suit their trade hand. IL. ANSfAOHER.
Frsaad Sycamore Streets nearly opposite Dement,
e. Viele and Preston Bros, my2
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REMOVAL.
q t0LBURN & HERSHBERGER have removed thesr
a stock of Mattresses the building lately put up
by Mr. Hughes Water door t. Canal BANK
where they will keep constantly hand wholesale ana
retail large of Mattresses of all sizes an KINDS
viz; Spring. Cotton Moss Shuck, Hair and Jenny L1na
AIso-Bed Comforts Of all sizes .
Mattasses made 10 order to give setsae-
ton Those in want good article will US call
attention Country Merchants is particularly invited
our stock Main d0orto Canal Bank, Evansville
Ind. H"tS-
M ETTEB AND FOOLsCAP PAPER:-75 Rsams
E GILBERT g. n
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NEW LIGTTT ON THE sUKJECT.

and all kinds goods suitable the season. besides
CANT asso rtuent Of Silk and Straw Bonnets. ap2
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- The reliable Fashion was here from
st. Louis yesterday morning. We thank Mr..
Clark for package of papers.
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LII wishing buy Coke Coal Tar Of the Gas
IA Company requested call at the office of the
pang between I'd pay
avancc hereafter coke will be delivered at the
works without n order from the President.
O. Il. KEATS, Prest.
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'0fuAf' ~ WELCOME n. BEEBE.

TNSOLVENTs NOTICE.-Notice of appIica-
lion for the dscharse Of sovent from his debts parsu-
ant 10 The provisions Of the third article Of the brt e Of he
UENY 81 MCINTYRE of the Of Atfica In the County
wyoming State Of New York insoiyent debtor ind
ySusv the late firm Of Matison Mcintyre. No
tce hrst February r. 1856 Creditors before
he Hon H. L. COMsToCk, judge Of the said County Of
on 9Th May II o'clock In the forenoon,
csu. they have why ssenment should not DO made
Of nsovents and be discharged from his debs
iaru1nu In
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
il PORT sud FALL pTyFR-Th splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt. T. Jewett leaves New-I orf
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. AZ os!oct
2 and EMPIRE STATE, Capt 3 Brsyt9n leaves Ne -.
forf every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and fhIDAl, a.
o'clock from Pier No " R. near he Battery oosh
touohiDs AZ Newport each way.
Hereafter will be regarded - secured 70 any A
until the same shall have been paid for ,,.,
Freight Boston Is forwarded through VIII grest aatn
BY a. Express Prei-h, Train.
WIN. BORDEN Agent. Nos. 20 and N West-t
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hJater-Cure.
JLOEWENTHAL's WATER-C CURE

DR. E. J. LOEWENTHAL's WATER-CURE
IL -Beuen Hishs Hudson County, Newt srsey.-Ths
csrgned formerly Physician in the Hydropa,hc Institution It
Brs,tleboro VI has low opened this Embellishments
nated Of the finest New-York Bay provided
With remarkable abundance Of so wser and contains com
rete Gymnasium which sso Considered essential pat Of
Hydropsrhc Apparst1sL
The establishment Be reached from New fort IN less
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