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Chinese Sugar Cane.

7 The Chinese Sugar Cane reed, distributed
by the Patent Office last spring, promises to
be a complete success at the North. A pack
age of seed was planted in Bucks county, Pa,
latitude 401a degrees north, and has arrived
at maturity. The maximum height Of the
stalk was ten feet, and the product in grain
much greater than any cereal under cultiva-
ton. Tbs stalk is perfectly green after the
seed has reached maturity, and the sacharine
principles is then fully developed. The juice,
which is most abundantis very sacharne, quite
as much so as the variety of cane cultivated
at the South. Whether the Juice contains
the same amount of crystallizable sugar re-
mains to be tested. Should it be found equal
to ordinary cane in that respect. new era in
the agriculture of the North will be inaugu-
rated, and an immense breadth of land be de-
voted to its culture as soon as the necessary
seed can be obtained, which will require Or
other year at least.
The seed, having been distributed late in
the spring, which was cold and backward
there is good reason to believe that much plan.
Ted, did not reach maturity. Should the plant
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EVANSVILLE. IND. TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. A. 1856.

fail, so far as the manufacture of sugar is con-
cerned, yet its value as a forage crop, cannot
be over estimated at the North. Cattle, hors-
es, and hogs eat the entire stalk with avidity,
and no doubt would fatten rapidly on it,
The seed, which is small, has thin black
hull which can be taken off, leaving fine
white -four as the residue. We have no
means at present of estimating the value of
this flour as an article of food, but no doubt
its merits will be fully Investigated The cul-
ture required for the plant is similar to that
adopted for Indian corn, when planted in
rows, and the seed should be put into the
ground about the same time. AS it is quick
and strong growing plant, it should be well
manured.-[ Nea0 Kork, Herald.
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FIRES III AND F N e.
ETCH e yIERLING have inst openeda largo assortaenl
-of Drugs Medicines which they invite the
Merchants and Physicians. They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Of
Oils Dyestus Spices Perumery Fancy Articles. Co. &C.
ALso-al Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints
ground in OIL Pure Wines purposes
carefully prepared Call at No. IA Water
-, re Journal Odice. mys-d
11oRN-3 600 bushels prime white for sale by
{ esns aIQ. EQSEE5 u co.
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SPRING GOODS!!

WET receiving the largest and desirable
SS of DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
GAPS and notions offered in this market to which
ap4 Us. JAQUEss & co.
6NOFFEE.-4O bags prime, per Empire, for sale by
u novI3 GEO. FOSTER & co.
A ANARPET CHAIN.-25 bagst or sale by
u feb26 s. E. GILBERT It CO., Syc. near Water
MACK EsF EI.-25 kits prime No. Nackerel reed and
lSR for sale by mh4 PRESTON BROS.
HpECEIVED-25O gross N Y Paper Matches for sale by
ia mh4 l. & D. HEIMANN.
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MECWANECS' WORKS,
OHND RY AND MAHHTNE SHOJ
WILLIAM RnVIE e, IN b


125 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons style<s
100 do styles Dress Trimmings;
| $50 doZ Cambria Crayats. assorted qualities;
| 25 pieces sGper twilPd French Black Cloth;
20 cartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon, ,diferentwidthsj
$50 Parasols, assorted styles, pcs Satin de Chine;
50 doz Tuck Combs rs doz India Rubber Puff Combs;
100 doz Horn do, $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons;
100 metal Coat Buttons $50 horn Pand reed
this day and for sale by JAS. LOW & CO.,
nh2S-d&w 4lS Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
II 4 y
UTILITX, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE

| n r E Z / n r NJ e n i :.
ENVERY of the above will be found we'll adapt
IA ed TO and of the Immense
ties of Goods arrived the we'll Store
WIN. EIOe IVenthaI a. Co..
Corner of Main and First Having and
of Goods surprising variety styles eolors
and shades also in quantity and quality and thing
which any ever exhibited pareu
lar pleasure to Invite friends in Evansville
and vicinity give call. We invitation in
particular the fair assuring them that every article
imaginable under the of Dry Goods Embroideres
(Swiss French and Sooeh) Fancy Goods Manilas; White
Goods every ripon Shawls, Millinery and Straw
Goods choice and varied
sortment We fully convinced that satisfy tho
sanine expectations and satisfy claim pectng
good taste and low prices In Clothing ofeTey kind and
please demand for fashion color quality
and the piece goods. convince
mh3l VIM LOEWENTHAL &
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BUSINESS CHANGED.
NEW DRIES.

1 decS GEO. FOSTER & co
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pROOMs AND WAsHBOARDs.-

EpROOMs AND WAsHBOA ARDS
40 doz wash Boards: 30 bxs nf-bxs W ssrohi
IS bbls Pearl Barley; bhls Oat @eal; - g..
100 bxs German Palm Soap;65 fancy hsre af ~St
5hhds prime Sugar; 40 bbIs syrup ftolssssesl
20 f-bbls M0iasses; 10 Loaf 4 PoNH 80"
2tierces Carolina Rice, reed and Cor sale 20
je2S J. & D.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Fl. @. WHEELER. AL RoBINso,
WHEELER & &ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
Successors to IngIe, Wheeler & lgehart.)
General Land and Collecting Agency, Oes on Sd st
oypSstss The ns0 Court Hoase BIiid'Tg, near
NH Q. Wheeler Notary Public. mh2l
JOHN EEUREEY & Go.
FOR ABIDING AND COMMISSEON
M ER c Ell A NTS,
aug6 NEW ORLEANS
ASA IGLEHART.
ATTORNEY ATLAw AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Successor to Ingle, Wheeler glehart in Real Estate
Agencies)
Will practice Law the Circuit Courts of Vanderburgl
and the adjoining counties ofee over the Canal BANK
Evansville, La. 'eDl4-l!
MORRIS $. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AT REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Post Office. Evsns3iiie Ind. y2s-ly
SorARr pJbEiG HENRH lS5 81 ] s4fon Fl; OF PEACE.
to ling
Easera iino aad al other siness appertanna
RaSr to age ESD al Bank
vile. Ind. apz1-w
tzAAo HERMANN. DAVID HEIMANN
T.&D. HEIMANN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES & PRODUCE,
aUEENswARE, LIQUORS, d &C., MAIN STREET,
DOORS ABOVE sECc D, EVANSVILLE. IND.
ian3l
JT. COX,
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS PRODUCE,
ViHceRHes, Ind.
Particular attention paid forwarding and Receiving.
oct3I-tf
CITY ECTEL,
WATER ST. BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
oea TPaniG''ssi WM. r. s6iIcoURT, ISe; Proprietor.
v.K. HENDRICKS. ....'.-.....W' a. EEA'
HENDRICKS & McREA,
(Late v: w. Hendricks Il Coz
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
FosTER's BLOCK. FIRST STREET. NEAR MAIN.
4No. ROGERS, JR. H: M'aUIRE; s.ROGER
commission and Forwarding Merchants
NO. %, PoYDRAS STREET,
NEW ORLEANS. la.
LiberaIcash advances will be made on consignments
tGHorEAu, HARRISON & VALE, st. Louis, Mo.
w. E. BROWNE 81 Co., Vincennes, la.
BnNEploT & WILLrAM Grayville, ILL.,
O'RILEY 81 Co.. Evansville, la.
PusouoHrT & BRos.. Mt Vernon. Ia. Ldeea8-1y
IoHy I CuAxpLER JAMES HARLAN. JR.
: Ohm - -oA CHANDLER IL HARLAN.
HOHNJ j. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. have
% themselves together parners the practice
ofla and win ali business to them. One
both always be found at their Office on
give counsel transact bust
ness Prompt attention will be given to collections
Evansville, Now 8. 1S5l.-ly
PRHNTER,S sob PAPERS.
NIXON cr GOODMAN,
Nos. II and 70 wall ST., Cinclmmati, O.,
gVAvE L O a beautiful stock of PRINTERS Pa
IL PERs Cards Card Sheets, Black and OOlOred Inks
BronZes, Narnishes, &et winch they oner az
NJFAOTURER'S PRICES.
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PRHNTER,S sob PAPERSs
IN e coo D III n

Nos. II and 10 w Wali St's ClhCaMmm1nn, Us
ETAVE on hand beautiful stock of PRINTERS Pa
III PERS Cards Card Sheets Black and oolored Inks,
Bronzes, Varnishes &C., which they offer al
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
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KEEN G PRESTON
AVE receiving their Fall and Winter stock
goods embracing every variety of merchandise they
have usually kept.
the largest and selected stock
have styles suburb and prices low
No visit this market this Fall without
examining pleasure show choice
selections goods and whether he will leave
better and patriot from the fact of the beauty
the styles OF rich colors,
display the American manufactures, will make him
feel prouder of his country
sep6 KEEN 6E PRESTaNf
NEW FALL GOODS.
ENHE in receipt their supply OF
n Fall Winter BOOTS and SHOES, selected for the
city country trade embracing variety and quality
of Mems Women and Children's to which they call
the attention of the public. NcREA & WELLS,
sep5 First street, Fosters Block
EBROOMS.-5Od doz ass'd imitation Shaker Brooms;
, fancy do;
extra do;
10 do hearth do;
10 do 7ghisks, ss'd common to extra.
sep22 q H. COOK & son.
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PAYNES MEAT SHOP
q for the the old stand on
NR Firststreet. between Vine and Sycamore streets
will keep constantly hand all kinds of fresh
qualities and all them at the lowest
prices Iwould be glad have calls from old custe
mers and the public generally. -
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z. H. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS TV
GROCERIES 81 PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,

FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
MAIN STREET, FIRsY~DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
H. COOK begs thank his friends in Evansville and
EAo neghborhood their aVOrs freely begow
him since be has been in business them and tkes
this opportunity Introducing their notice his Mr.
date and solicits for the firm of T. H. COOK Son.
continuance of the literally conferred himself
H. Cook Son. having taken the business premises and
purchased the whole of the stock of Mr. NJ W Foster feel
that they will enabled supply the citizens
Evansville with every article they require in the Gro
persons the country having producs
of kind to dispose Of to their increases facility for taxi
ing fther stock andsuppyng them at their with all
articles required in the wholesale department. prices that
must ensure their ordersf or the future. feb2-H
ROCK HAVEN Fob SALE.
-.aa WISHING TO retire from active busin to my
fsfsF farm, offer this place for sale On it is
EsI1 eommoaious Tavern House, large three story
1aJ Stone Warehouse, also Frame; Pork House
~ with capacity to slaughter from 400 to 500 hogs
good Stables and all out-build1ngs: 10
landing of good depth of water and at all times
free possesses Dry Goods and Gro
but Ohio river from Louisville to Evans
Vile The and charactor of the business OF the
require other branches of business be
Quoted, Tobacco Stemmery, &C.. &C. all essen
av supply the demands OF the public ana
hich If done would increase the general business toe
section of the country from whies
ti,na no trade has derived (Or want of roadsI
~ sr this point than any will in short time be
order has been issued from eours
for the openin roads) For further ad-
III 80 sA' 'fN9 ROBERT GRAHAM.
tvo-4ds Rock Haven, Ky.
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COPARTNERSHIP

NV have bought The steck and taken the formerly
w occupied by T. Bacon Co., Main street, opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions to their
stock with such supplies ustihes
in promising .he citizens Evansville vicinity
great variety of the best articles Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined every exsron
give satisfaction in all hope liberal
Give trial. All Goods delivered free of
mh1S HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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ATEW BOOKS MANN
q The Life and Adven turas OF 2eekwortf.
The Martins of Gre Martin. by Lever, 81
Abbott's Franconis Stories. complete
Steel Enrgavings of Fillmore, BUehs -. ~ out;
IS each; set'
Lives of Buchanan and FFemoat @"h anu Fremon.
Fillmore and Fremont Songs for
and for sale by sspi1 rber.r.-l
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THE ALLEGED HLLIBUSIERS.
SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP TENNESSEE

SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP TENNESSEE
About 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon The steamship
Tennessee with freight of provender and hlbusters
.a. d from the pier at the foot of Eighth street, East
p;ver The crowd which assembled on the per was
not 40 numerous as u.us owing perhaps TO the great
distance fiom the ordinary place OF ealing ana the
b,.sk weather. The number Of flhbuAers on board
tho steamer did not seem to be great, but what tney
,.cked IN number they seemed determined to make up
IN enthusiasm. Most Of them having imbibed pretty
freely of the last parting drope with their rAnas'
thew appeared ready to do almost anything except 70
he ouiet They gave indefinite number OF cheers TOR
mos eyery object Of much and little interest In the
citv Of Nev-York. Capt. O'Keefe, who was dressed
IN blue uniform with brass buttons stood at the raj
and took the lead In every round OF cheers announc
mo the name of the individual or place about 70 re-
GIVE the farewell honors Of the departing parrots In
m. instance however an urehin bordering On the age
Of maturity, assumed the responsibility OF Cspt'
OpKsefe's onsrous duty and gave out Ihfee
"ehee,s for Centre Market" which were gwen
with considerable gu-to. This appeared 70 be the
o,v market repre- sentative on board. tall man now
hove in sight from behind the agitated crowd OF pas
,.,oer.. He proved to be Mr.. Thomas Hyer and
lull s.zea the crowd on the pier all believing that the
e..e of Walker must he safe with such powerful
.cct ssion: but alas how little human hope 10 TO be
d,pended upon after ell; Mr.. Hyer jumped on the
nlsnk and walked ashore. Then came forward Mr..
Muuigap. a gentleman whose antecedsnts speak vol
nre. bis reputation No sooner had he made his
appearance however, than he slipped on the ry deck,
and suSdenly took PROSTATE position, m which he
.ser.d 10 ait with perfect ease and comfort refus-
ipy the aid Of those who stood around, and who
IN nini.f IN ~
prop.) be refused to be eoInfored, being fnly
resigned to lie in the bed he made fur himself
Three cheers more were signslized by the appear
anee Of Captain Rynders. Our reporter was Ja''
then lettering TO very interesting coaveoauoe
between two females, who bad succeeded ID senai's
of in the steamer bully whom they called
From the tenor Of the diaLgue, ught be mat
one Of these femsks had supported "Ps' iof s0'0s
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SUPREME COURT-Westchester Cosng.1
- TuiI.u usCOgp a<Hirst NICHOLAS DhLSAn ana
HHy,wH =. - THE NEW-EEGLASD COAL Alsn ~.
COMPANY ssa PATRICK &C.,. Co.. ~,
md P.il:i HeSuy Yea are hssssy .s1'poo s,.9 /. ss
-. al tIe Geek Of Wsschestsf Coa.iy, 49, 80 20,
espy Of your answer on me- a my enes ea, - 49,
- bsrrof exclusive If the day Of srcs s,f,Ssi 80
..u AL 10 answer tie eoa paint a. asressr - p
"a IN ,pri, - the Court for tbs res' seraahaea 10 'a@
sisia,-Dsed Persskin. Aly sth, lsS .,~, $780,.
P DAVID w. TRAVIS, Pain'm . A1efnsy,
in the sboy. a<tsop fled IN the On = D sss
fl,I ~ le County Wesshster the 81 ay ~ my
ua -Deesnber eis, 1853 DAVID w.
lII.lsvswy' ssSA"s ~''~S'
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CIPREME COURT-City and County OF New
~ uIcu,rI BOuILLON plaintiff against bA d,

SUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
Yorf-MCHAEL BouILL0S Raintia ssnn .rv saail
BARI BOZ ILLON, CATHERINE 49, y. vvs
Joseph Lambert snd Gathering bis wife sInps r k.,c'
@ r.. and Nsry hs wife Hugo Pfaa, Berth. rag ana
la Pf.a Mary L1s., Lawrence Lns and s'.Is' WIKI
u x.tor d.fsnasns-SlmmonG-fo The defenaNnls 70
nsaed and each Of them You are hereby % ~ With
va. flea il thu oee tie Clerk Of the ci .ad oos u.
an The 18th day Of December lSo a. hs on'oo -
c. H. - the CIV Of New.York. and 10 serve coy
o. youi ..~- the SAID complaint on se ws
s. No n CGanber.st in the City OF New-iot, T,a
the service this suriEcrt on you eAcia'.ss
~ he dsy Of such service and Won tah 20 an:wi 10,
.,;S o. nrn.i within the time Aforesaid the pIAnn " ~,
.c,ion vii .pry 20 tie Court io the relsei cenAaeu
couIplaini.-Date5 peesGter g. 100 .s, ...ov,sv
,,,,sTH No. Is Chsasbsrsst., Ne1-forf.
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Ale0iral.


nR. WATKINSONs PULMONAC1A-For the
~ care OF Conssrpon needs ouly L ~ Dc pronounced
the best snc only medicine IN the void for the Of
tor and az internal tseases CT the Tina: and LaHs Price
81 per bottle Fer ale only II No fss Broadway.
CARsAPARlLLA has long been indorsed By the
- ni-.icsl ,eaty mild .. and effective sc~~rt aud
attentive r. confidently offered to pubic a.d
eert,n rrnrdy hr al aseas-s sns fn inpari'y OF the
blood, e.raDgenlent Of toe hillary fusr,inns
Prepared AID sold by A v. SANDS. Druggists No. leo
Fultor-st. HswSork Sold s'so by Druggists generally.
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CTPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY;-THE
MFTEUporITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION, Pi ~.

- METROPOLITAN BIiLDiNG Ass So mn MPRII
h, w for reeLSoo 10, ~ IA
10 the .. ts- compliant ths seton, which has
bees ded in Office Of tie cers OF the o.Sn.y 2. en Of
or, 20 the said plant On me o. ~.
-. No 81 Wsi-trce the y Of New York vitnin -
A. q, .res s.-yice: and you a. 70 answer me ga Gu
cay VI 800, ,S tine sforesaid the plaintiffs n tls alton
PAM W. Court fr the relief demanded II the e9ia'
FAil'-Ds'ea WV WILLErr STEPHENS,
Plaintiff ArtorneyG
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CTTPRFME COJRT-Kings COunty--CHARLES
~ n -. aropaD GOOCH Summons for Q

- syNONs n,irst GEORGE GOOCh. Summons ior
roosy demsnd on contract tco not ',r To the above
nan deendsntio are hereby summoned ana
oecs Of The CieTk Of County of kiss =. his once n ne
Cs, HAL IN Nv. CITY Of Brooklyn and 20 serve
10 lie aid the s1bscrser at bis Once 90
aWs. he City Of New York within .wenay ~ -, d.y 81
aeb seyice and YOU 4 the said eomPian va
the tim, .ore.iJ the plaintiff in ths scton ~h AZ 10y
Siar. and cents. with interest from ne nin
.., ~ one thousand esht hundred snd mn sSsas
liz .suon Dated New York, November IRA s's
GEORGE MARSHALL, PIT: AHy Nc. - wa. a.,
r.. oonplaint referred to the above summer, ~
s,d i,h Ie Cerk OF this The 18th DAY
le5s. CtOhoE AAhsh@AT
n1-Iswtv III
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Groceries.

/1uaMpAGNE in BOND ard DUTY PAID
The Undersigned, sole Agents for Messrs 5 Troy
offer for sale quarts and pin 500 baskets OF the
~ brnr d of CHAMPAGNE viz: Imperial" Boury
Cahnt "Phnpix" &C. These Wines are highly approved
of ON the and in the British Provinces and give un
ssnal s.iisi,c ion 10 consumers mere For sale by
s'" HABICHT PARISH, No. so Besver-st
VOGNAC BBANDY.-We offer for Sale In bond,
PINGS Pc and Oesves Cognsc Brandy, both pale and
,,oo The W, house Of MessIs ROULLEr Co.,
AN, nun aas, Cornsc HABICHT PARISH,
Of 'afha'' "'@' N~e No. 40 Beaverst
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ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION
ss lee Niles shorter thsr any other Route ssl no
pe- gre 20 Btv,r Rs,rsiss -UNTTEb STATES NAIL LIS2
ftty pounds Of basssSe fire. pcr po1rd
-Four Sour. from D. Pan. KrosA rsrossh
GALlroksH va Psa.E. h.iiIo.4 ne ua,s.t s'-sss
hONpA1, jan 8, - . o'csek n PRECISELY. nom pier
foo. Of WT,r,.t North RlTsI the we'll Known ana hst
etez~ship ILLlsOf9, Capt Cha 8 SSxrs v. 8. ~.
Pusers'rs and Nah wi be i.wssdse % Panama Rarssd
and connect II Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
psrys masn.aesnt Steamship GOLDEN AGE, J. T. Ws,-
afsy for San yrscisco4
paDy always have extra Steamers nx Panama
ready for s to avoid possible den o. Passengers
mails.
For pssssse spsay . ". RAYMOND, the oaly oe. Of
The CoDpsnies No N Wet It, Of " Trenst " Y.
Reeai United States Nal Steamer day. sh and h ofeseh
month
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COURT.-sALMoN L. JOHNSON


~ a<sns ISAAC Z WAirE-San1sss fcs Nsoey fr
DrSer dsn,Sn yaa are hsseey s~ses>s~d IL
paint h scon and epy % yoar sss~vR Il
Ereotvil- Covnty. Se~Sok within tvcu,y
Sa,s fer u. he exclusive ~ Of ach
vice and yoa al to the cad gtsiat aforesaid
,he Pa.nH viJi tab ne great s The huadrrd and
Itr deArs WITH ntsres, rnn the dsy
Aasusf 1855 tesise the Of sui, Aad yoa VIII take
a. tie PAINT In this seon sed 10 toe occ
tk Crk Caar4ugIs Copo'y the art day Of Ocsohcr
lsss ass lAw6uTA RICE JUSE>, Plaintiffs Attorneys
CUPREME COURT.-In toe matter OF the
- .prsfiou the Mayor Ae. OF tss City q Nov Yesk
relative TO TEE OPENING Of EiGRTl-SECOND STREET
from River to River Excerpt the GENITAL PAIsl
Pubic Nos~ i hereby given 20 al eso-ry o~nefs IN
ter.strd In op~bi, by owning sns eoR~sy
th- line said otherwise that the Commissioners
of Estimate and the sboy- ertitled mattel
will their Ofe., No III Broadway Oy-s ;o- ssce
ard Les;her Bans IPou No 81 EVERY DAY ,as scn,n.
Sur Ss,, .xeepied-s, III O'Clock, And thar tie ssc
swre. are hereby notified attend before s.d
and produce their deeds forthwith otherwise tce Com
ni..,ones viii proceed with their dn'ies and Be obliged 70
the perry unknown o-nsrs ihreey saoeesins
them 20 unnecessary expense -t,ed New iSEk. Doeenos
1850 REuBES kOss 49,,
THOS. J. BARR CoDr..ss.oncr1
5. T MCKINNEY
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Instantaneous.

ARE YOU GETTING BALD lis your HAN
"A turning gray Do you wish 70 cultivate 500 wn Yer,
"a Your hair to Be so SHY and glossy iou
head 10 be cool and free from dsndrnh
A.. ,o,y children luxurious heads Of ban neh -
ROiLE,S HYPERION FLUID, which never tails IN rs Sns1
rnr Effects Prices % cent. 50 esnts - esnss Ana
-, tan pnples and identifying the
Price 50 cents Inventor ana pGi,IE ~ N,,a.
,snu at Bosou and In this city by BARNES rhhh
RirSHTON HEGENAN. CLARK Co. e. 1rN Sb A. q
w n ziEBER Philadelphia and by Druesists eyerywaee'
HIDES.-2,5OO Mexican Flint superior quarry
- ~na"s NM ~ sPOFfORD, TILEsTON Co,
Nc. ~ Broadway, cor MorrssS
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financial.
TArl'cara'' orr'cs, Q, p AVID A R,rL.olp o.,
,D CLEy.LANp. Dec 10. 1888 !
DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER GENT on IL

~ Cspn, s,oet - az, c0n,'1 Ds NfSNI Oh NO
payments upon the Scrip sutd the i5to April 1875 has
been declared out OF the net earnings Res1 the x
months ending Dec 81 1855 able AT tho
shee OF The Treasurer Ia Ccye.pd Ohio che "a day Of
January 1857! N currency by seht check Eew.York at
the option OF the 81 are holders syectively. -
The Transfer Books Of Company win BE- closed from Tho
2sth Of D.ecmbeT fl,t. 10 jap q ia57 Wv
Also, Dividend Of TEN PER CENT the Capital soch
ard The came upon all neBis upon tho SCI 81 ih Con
fsny has b.sD declared surplus earnings Of h
Road PAYABLE TO the holders the ~
nAry ls57 - - "
An INSTALLING Mt 81 % per the Scrip Of this Conp,ov
has been called IN and made able Te.sufer In
spd Ohio the let day Of March 1917 Shareholders s,
eavs the pIvihse OF mskos such the day OF
ssosy lS and draw full dividends upon the same there
sffer ~ '''
sh Of February to March, By order Of the Board ''
GEO. Il ELY
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m HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAhERS-Ihs 'hi7' 'on

m, ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eldrdse
THE BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstock.
TIE ApRIATIC, Capt. James West. , e.. a..
These ships hsvns been built BY e9ntfse. TO-
struetiop a. also enGIes to insure strength ha
ana their accommodations for passengers are uhe4o~ ="
Tr,ee Of passage NevYork TO Liverpool, In
t;n $50 in second d. e76 From Liverpool to Ssw'fofk
- and % guiness: ,,....l;,
y. h,b. can be secured mill paid for The saP o. as
line have I'M proved wAetlh bulkbesd' :n1 70 svca
iYon ice will the Banks nof's Of - sssee' a
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