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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-20

How IS THIs?-The Evansville journal
says that the Fillmore convention adopted no
platform. The Newburgh Tribune publishes
the american platform and connects the
names of Fillmore and Donelson,q and boasts
ofitas agreat American Document. Some
say they have q platform and some deny it in
toto Madison Coasr. zEai p efs-g
And SO have we published the ''American
Platform and we too regard it as a frst-rate
document. 1t was established by the Nation
al Council, not by the Convention. There is
no sectionalism in that platform. 1t is National
to the core, and. contains not a, sentence nor
sentiment Of which any American need be
ashamed He who dis1ikes this platform, is
either an anti-American Democrat or Sec
tionalist. es-E
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0TYesterday was fine specimen of
March day, bright, mild and windy. Pretty
thick ice was formed the night before for
middle of March night
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices in This place ten cents line insertion
20 line three times; week.
count on longer time.
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0TIt is with pleasure we recommend our
friends of the press in the cities and towns of
this State who need an agent in Cincinnati to
solicit and collect advertisements, to Mrs. H.
Parvin, as prompt, efficient, and Industrious.
The business Of the Courier in Cincinnati has
been in his hands for several years, and we
have always found him correct in his accounts
and always ready to pay over. This cannot
be said of every newspaper agent. f. e..
ae Madison Courier
We fully endorse the above. Mr. Parvin
has been our Cincinnati agent for several years,
and has conducted our business in a manner
that mas invariably met our appreciation. He
is energetic in soliciting, gentlemanly in his
intercourse, perfectly honorable in his deal
ings, and prompt as bank. Would that all
newspaper agents were like unto him.
Es LAT. Jour
And we endorse both the Courier and the
Journal. Mr.. Parvin is model advertising
agent, and we hope he will make fortune at
the business, but never retire. He can't be
spared rsi vstr
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Special TsleEraphc Dszrach Expressly & T. Hardup
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1856. Splendid Spring Goods. 1855.
HENRY MARKS Sc CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS


w o LIEN A Nd SILK G GODS
No u Pearl street. Cincinnati. SEQ
EETooLLENS consissing of cots Cassimeres Vestinzs
SO Gen-iemen's Furnishing Goods Tailors' Trimmin s.
ati4 every variety of goods ad 1pted Mems Wear
SILK Ds. including very handsome assortment of
MiliiGery Goods Ribbons. flowers, &c
STRAW GOODS. embracing of uIaiu
fancy Straw f5onnets. aud Straw TRIMMINGS = e.
ALSU-Stlk Bon nets. Re. DC Of which Of
feret on the most favorable terms mhts
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II 4 T r. 6

RA r
Ore square, lines less time three times eli
week. 81 so; weeks ~ 5o month three
months 81 s. months, SIC year. Discount
largr Advertisements Cards of six lines Sc per
No charge for marriage death religious
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
THE under igned takes inform
city and vicinity. that he ia in receipt of full general
SPRING SUMNER Day GooDs respect
fully requests the favor OF a call. A. ANSPA CHER.
mills I'm Main street. next door t. Branch Bank.
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CANDIDATES.

re- One dollar for Candidates weeks less before the
ELECTORS Is cts Tor each additional Eeek-INYARAsLY IN
ADVANCE.
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eaS- As srrin medicine would recommend
Dr. j. HosrETTeKs celebrated Stomach Btters above all
others. It's and upon a
hlated system is truly astonishing It's tonic action the
liver teude drive all hamors the surface thereby
cleansing the from all impurities is what has gained
for these Btters such enviable reputation inasmueh
they pleasant the beverage and
general family medicine wherever known. Forsale
By Druggists and Hotels orally
HALbOCK & STODDARD
WOOBSEY & SAWYER. Agents.
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ron COLLECTOR.

FOR COLI ECTOR.
Ma. sANDERs:-Please announce the Of DANIEL
wooLsEY. candidate for City Collector the ensuing
Api election mhIa4
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FOR aIAdsH Al.

FOR AfAdSH1L.
Ma S'SDEss:-Piease auhounee my candidate
for City Marshal. at the ensnng a rril election
mhlIs E. H. MOSLEY
Mr. EDITOR: Yoa will please the of JAS
B. EVANS candidate for City Marsha1 the ensuing
April election. mhl3
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INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 2,
Meet clock p. d.. their Hall Water street.
The Telegraph Once the first aad third Saturdays Of each
month. ott25d6w
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ron Mayor.

ron VI OEAs
A IT, SANDERS: Sir, please announce the name OfJAS
c. JONES eaudidat, Mayor ensuing election
mis- MANY VOTERS.
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ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUB.
x d =

TUE Subscriber wSnd respectfully inform the citizens OF
Evansville and adjacent country that he prepared TO
furnish either in small large quantities. all the valuable
varieties evergreen shrubbery &C.
and quality Nursery The
Western country.
ALSoAn excellent assortment of standard and Dwarf
Pear Trees Cherry, Plum Apricot. Goosberry Currant
delivered board OF boats without charge
for the Of the boxes used in packing them
Orders by mail respectfully solicited orgood ref
ereace. FERDINAND GRAHAM.
New Albany. March It'll. 1886. mhIs-sw'
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

HT have bought the stock and akenthe fornerl
occupied by T. Bacon Co.. on Main street. orrosit
the Branch Bank aud have made large additions to thei
stock with for future supplies justice
IN promising citizens of Evansville and vicinity
the hest circles Of Family Groceries
house city Being determined exsrtion
satisfaction in acases hone receive liberal pat
Give trial All Goods delivered free of charge
uhI3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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NOTICE.

SUGAR hhds prime Eew Orleans ust reed 70
~ mh4 PRESTON BROS.
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VT Z have sold Groceries to Messrs. Herst
w berger Carson and return sincere thanks to OF
friends and Their liberal patron
age. and chesrfuy recommend the new
able consideration. mhl3 7. BACON & CO.
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Evansville, March 18Th, 1856.
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HAVE Just with stock offspring and summer
II goods by myself with styles
mEterai ant invite the gentleman of the city and vicinity
call and themselves. Shop second St. oppo-
sito Mr.. MeCtrers Chhreh. ---L DAN. OF EAL.
SOMETHING PRETFY.--s few choice FIRST rate
- Mare Antique; SIX dress patrons. reed az
mill y. EMBICH.
ALSO PRETTY.-parsre De LANES. in srestysE,sty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08
Died

On Saturday, April b, ESTHER NJ 0ERyAI2f, Agsd II
years months and days.
The relatives and fsisnds Of the family respectfully
her father Edward Gervaze, No. 347 Sixth avenue be-
tween Twenty first and Twenty second streets, this
afternoon, At two O'Clock, without further notice.
On God tnou doest all things WELL
Our child you've call'd with thee to dwell,
To Join thy heavenly choir on high.
Where praise to thee shall never die
Now % rted from that form most dear,
Oh God our dropping spirits cheer
Help us, that We, in heaven, may meet,
Where. with her, angels Win us greet
On Tuesday April !, Ut Harlem JAMES X. WALrm,, In
the 58th year of his age
The relatives and fiands Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from Calvary church cor
day, April 8, at twelve O'Clock NJ
ssn Francisco and California papers generally please
On Saturday evening, April s, Of consumption WIZ
LIAM son Of John and Adeia Palmer, aged Is years
months and days.
tuai Lodge No 81 OF o. Of o. f. and the saIm skers
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from his
thers residence, No. 233 Front street, this afternoon,
Suddenly, Saturday morning, April 8, RosAIIR only
daughter Of Dr. H. ". B. and Azeia G. Woodruff aged B
years and IL months.
invited to attend her funeral from the residence Of
pArents No 63 Madison avenue this ,on at four
O'Clock without further invitation.
On Sunday, April g. Miss CLARA MExa1vE daughter of
the late Elias Messorye, aged 20 years.
The friends and relatives Of deceased invited TO at
tend the fur era from the residence Of Daniel r. Fer
maid No. 1l6 Lawrence street, Brooklyn this aferno DON
At The residence Of bis son n-v jacob Buckhout at
East MorrsaDIs Sunday, April 9, JoHs DyoE in the
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70
attend his funeral fom ST. AIMS church. East Morriss
mia, this afternoon at nanpast str one ococr with.
% sunday AFTERNOON, April O. after brief but severe
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POLITICAl1.


TTaHTERNTH WARD ON DECK.-FiILVORE AND
~ Dtneson meeting The citizens Of the Eighteenth ward,
and as sn 81 IL
mit Dspensary corner Of Second and Twenty third
speakers will address the meeting. Come one come all.
s '0ns pull ckHSE sl ns
CoRsrLIus H. WHITAKER, Secretary.
Umpire CLUB.-THE MEMBERS OF THE EMPInE
ed to meet at National Hail in Canal street. On Wednesasy
evening April 1885, at halt past O'Clock. The committees
@ w cuS xAH
F. s. WHITING, Secretary, pro tenn.
HOBOKEN CITY CHARTER ELECTION,
IL REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
Mayor. Cornelius " Clickener
City Clerk Samuel W. Carey
Collector Of Arrears IL Ta1sa SAMUEL ". Carey.
superintendent OF Common Schools. edmund Charles
Street commissioner ........... samuel Whitney.
FIRST WamD- councilman, Garret Van Mater; Judge Of
Han John McGayik; Assessor Harre Benson Chosen Free
sI%p. sssse AS
q Election. Thomas Forster in.pecoss scton, ssmas
Ereesoaers pava Pollock julius g. darey. Justice q tie
Peace Hermann IBePais c1pssSs chssss Noli Iras
Appeals, William HexAmer; Ward Clerk Luis Jonas.chn,
ss Bernard zen ' o
Charles Meredith Assessor Carries Clinon Chosen Free
ssss s s%s; Ss-s Sa HssH Ss s:
rlse Gommcn . sSeoos Ws a SsaGH
Fer Common Schools 1890 For poios 5000
FOR loo For Pumps and weis 100
For For ss nnd 100 For s s Cmo le
80 WATER.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A LADY WISHES TO FIND SITUATION FoR A
IA young French girl whs teach French music and
assist In The OF young children Applications may be
made p " Murray st, near Greenwich.
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WASTED-BY REspaCr riA IN, YOUNG WOMAN.
or would be Wiling take tho caro- o children; sAc wiling
10 male hersen o6sre che understands her business per-
LEGALLY: has lived her lA place nearly year, Can -
scan for days. a ia EAST 10Th ST., between I'd and 81
sues, second floor, front room.
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7VOACHMAN.-wANTED, A SITUATION, By YOUNG
~ 10 private 1miy; ie good gfocm. and csvefui
wiling mako himself useful; objection 10 city
country would take charge Of small Kitchen sAr.n OF
sst II gardening. Good reference, required Call nj 2
Hroedwsy corner Headc 81 nor two dnyn
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Pineapple Dr<sses.-A Few fsicces, OF am Ex.
~ ADe together with ober articles made fores
be PIN pie fruit will Opened morrow, EUUN
3AlN'6 India store, 6b9 Broadway
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PROCEEDINGSIN CoNGRESS.

! WASHINGTON, April % -SrNATr-M Mr. Nal.
| lory communicated uu invitation from the Sec
retsry OF the Navy for the members of the Sen
ate To visit the steamer Merrmac at Annapolis.
The consideration of the three million urma-
| ment bill was resumed.
| Mr.. Bell, of Tennessee, expressed doubts
whether this large amount could be properly
| expended within the present year. He thought
| II would be better to make only n small nppro.
priaiion now.
MIR. Weller argued that the whole sum ought
| to be appropriated forthwith, in order To be used
most ndvdntageously.
Mr.. Hale opposed tho BILL thinking that the
guns to be re fitted with percussion locks and
Maynard primers would not be at all comparable
with breech loading rifles He was of the opn
ion that they would not be serviceable in wet
weather. He also condemned such large
prndturo in u time of peace and advocated econ.
nlny. He thought the administration should not
be held responsible for large appropriations
-Cungrtss had made them sometimes in oppo.
siton to the recommendation of the Executive.
llOUSE.-Mr. Thurston moved u reconsideration
OF the vote by which was adopted the Senate's Z
mendment to the deficiency bill, preventing the
former law from being construed as tn allow
the public printer % per cent extra compensa-
ton.
Mr.. Haven said. unless this amendment was
ndhei ed 10, from twenty to one hundred thousand
dollars would lie annually taken from the treas
ury for the benefit of the printer. The other
day prominent member of the Republican party
(Alr. Stanton) declared that he would arragn
this Administration before the people for extray
ngapce, yet he and his frirads, and gentleman
on the Democratic side, were found voting 10.
gcther against this salutary amendment. He
wanted this draft GA the treasury cut off before
his party shall come into power.
Mr.. Cobb. of Georgia defended the votes of
the Democrats, saying that Mr.. Haven sought 10
create false impression in the public mind that
the Democrats in favor 81 such extra grant
allowance when he had not an toto Of ground TO
stand upon. He could assure Mr.. Haven that
the responsibility of large expenditures would
got fall on the American party shorty.
Mr.. CGngman thought the printer Ind the
same right as others to 20 per cent extra, aud
that was none Mt NIL. He then proceeded TO advo-
cate n reduction Of the Tariff in order TINT only
80 much revenucHs is necessary for eoono-
mical administration of tho Government be rails
ed.
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New YORK, April 23.-1he steamer Arngo,
from Southampton. with dates TO the 9th inst. ar
rived this morning about nine O'clock. Hon.
James Buchanan comes passenger III her.
There is M news whateyer of the Pacific
The Tnrten and Desperate. the English steam
or di, patched to search for her, have returned
without seeing or hraring anything of her
There j. report that Austria Is raising dItt-
cuips ia the Paris Conference about the evacu
alton Of the Prineifalties.
The blockade Of the Russian ports had bee
raised,
Cotton was steady. The sales since the Afri-
ca sai!ed-fnur days-reachea $4,000 hnlrs-
The receipts were heavy. Middling Orleans is
quoted at sd.
Flour was in active demand at unchanged rates.
Wheat had declined Ill. Corn dull and droop
ing.
Private letters quote inferior sual'ies of bread.
stuff a. dali. AZ considerable decline. Prime
lots were acrive aud firm. The some letters quote
corn dull AT % 30s.
Consol- are ! low
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The correspondent oi the Independence Beige
writing from Rome under date OF March >"'
SAYS:
The Americans in Rome have INST weicc'n'"'
:, yurv strange way. the arrival of their t"I'"w
citizen. Nr. FilI,no,e.in tle Eternal City. They
rfsnscia,ed one of Nero'- ftes. us described by
Suetoninus. aud illuminated the C"iiiseun'--1!n'
however. with vast numbers of little lamps a.
generally The case. but with grand display III
fire works Bengal lights, disposed IN the or"'"-
itores under the arcades, on the steps III me
arena ali over the ruins in fine '"ok mo io,'" .,
wolcsnne. IN eruption, spectres and wild beasts
vomiting out flames OF thousand colors 1t was
really fantastic"
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Reply o fthe Spanish Gouernment in regard IL
TIE Ell Doroodo Afair

WASHINGTON. April 22.-1he last steamer
brought de-patches addressed by the spanish
Minister of Foreign relations 10 our Mini-r-r at
Madrid in replv 10 the demands ma,ls NJ different
Times lv uur Governnpit for redress in the mat
ter of the firing into and detention Of the steamer
FL Dorado nv the Span>h man # war Frrr ''ano.
Spain decide alv hul cautiously refuses IN comply
with the wishes of our Government. showing by a
srrie. I, f argument that according I" the law "f
nation. thn commander Of The Ferroano did Moth
ing more than the peculiar circumstances nj mat
time existing in the neighb"rho"d ct Havana JAS
tilted.
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LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGo.
FOUR DAYS LITER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of Hon. James Buchanan

NEW loRK, April %. A. M.-Ihe steamship
Arago has arrived from Southampton. Among
her passengers is the Hon. Jas Buchanan.
The papers brought by this arrival embrace
the second edition of the London Times of Wed
ne,day.
The proceedings of the Peace Congress were
still in progress. Il said that Austria gives
some trouble by persistently refusing to fix the
time for evacuatpg the Princpalities. Austria's
prctext is the nece ssity Of protecting the coun.
try against disorder until regular administra
ton Of government Is established, though she is
bound by the tfeaty 10 quit the Ottoman terrific
nv on the conclusion of peace.
Russia j. strongly adverse IT, the Austrian po
sition. Later intelligence, however, states that
the Austrian troops were leaving the Prncipai-
ties.
The French army is to be reduced from six 10
four hundred thousand troops.
1t j. believed That Russia will send an Ambas
sador to Turin soon Is the ratihcations of the
treaty are exchanged.
Advice, from St. Petersburg state that the
prohibition against the export of Russian pro
duce has been repealed.
The Gar has issued ukase stating that the
two fleets hitherto maintained by Russia in the
Black Sea and in the Sea OF Azotf, ure not To be
reinstatcd.
Many grain adened vessels lying ut Odessa
have received orders To proceed 10 Mar.eillps
anu c"",'"''a''' i''' "ao '"Ne" pace III III"
gram market "a, me ia''er paft, IN Consequence.
r. wa 'sP"''ea az n'fhh mat Inc Engilsh
I i 'aa 'tc'''e 10 ''Je' Inc proposition Tor
',r ." ., '',e souho dues on Inc terms
:. D"''"'" NJ "u' "o"'u hohe o'her pro-
p',"'1 n''sei r. -.
q ofsi'"'en from ia'is states mat inc aihes
~ ,'", 10 '"'se "'i Tue o'ocsaoes whieh
"" ,r, N9,' hu's1ah 'esse's ID neutral ports.
II" rt'"o" ""s''n''''n' denies contemplating
u" 'HP'o,'''" ~ H"'"eascar' ou' "o''ees from
i"i''i Snow TUE con''a'y'
Nv nuSIn.n ~, n,"'s'e' o' r'nahce issued no
.'c' ." Tue 'o.' .n"', III consequence Oh ,'ea
y"' 81 pence having ia, oeeh s'ehfo INC merenah,
rsss VI 'ne "es'''" p''"e's "'o'' oe "o'''''eo
'", nm, ''''1 - r'''~ P',
g ne ne Moro s'a'rS .na' tue eNen emu OF fa'''
"' NV, - ""''a o'' 'n'ote" ny 'ne -o.n.
nr I"g rL' . a,'n'y nafhe INV, Was oaa ''le oh
II" a'1, We. l aa'aa' i"'.,s'
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o''Nr' ut L''e'f'o''' ""s '"''e' 'o' '''se II
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rha ronr,' rr',' ,,o ,'a,.r,o,,,r;,, a;.,.;,,.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, April 23-The steamer Arabia with
Liverpool dates to the l2th inst. arrived here
this forenoon.
There is no political news of Importance.
Cotton was in active speculative demand. aud
prices trhe higher.
BreadstuHs-Prices were weak. and consider
ably lower, with small transactions.
Provisions --Prces were u shade lower.
Money Market Tho condition of the market
was unchanged. Consols for money, quoted at
Oh.
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AhniA a AL IrE
a Lar -,

April FIT CJordon, Thos Lettwich. Liberty; Neral
mlersf Lyman. Rockbridgc Jas Moore, Pr Ed Jas
Whaling Chicago Illinois, John Lanahn Bristol Tenn
Wilkinson, 81 dford J z NOEL Lane Point; Wallace and
Lady, Ksuawh Jas Harris, Griffin Bedford Or Green
ZEE Stone city; Price and Lady owen Price Lady
and Servant, o Price Franklin Merriman Cana
way, Mss S Le.wich Miss Meriimap bedford; MtGte
aoaacIphiai Lawson, ir Richmond + G Preston dfoid
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HP0ru De f1ic0fjou-Sf ,Dnrr buruf.

New ORLEANS, April 22.--D. c. Lapntt late
City Attorney, has been ascertrined 10 be de-
faulter to the amount of 5000. 600
The steamboat s. +. Trabuf was burned Mt
her wharf opposite this city TO day, and is to'al
loss.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYs,


k9o soebs Al PUBLIC AVCTION.-
: =, - .h' IN decd OF trust me by William
= ani WIN the consent Of said Hannah 1 viii sell
- ~ - Penleh seu a, the Market ilonsr In the city Of
, a,,a99'tt' ON NtnNE'bAN the 1uth April 1856 the
,''A 81 floods convey cd In said decd
~ t','9 laNf been r"couty purchased and country
ans ana others "iHdo we'll attend. Sale continued
from day Ia day TIL completed
All Hems nndos SiuO cash. albums of that amount
n' upon credit Of six aud twelve mona secured hy
" - ,.t :, ven endor.od y, W, rAGE trustee.
esFspn,'t, 5uoN MY" Akers auctr lHpl ~ dsetd.
'HMahI sAfE OE SAISAUu.E TOWN
NJ II ~ lily direction OF n deed executed hv
,s' :, aa.Neu ion the benefit Mossrs Armlsiead
NM'sh anf recorded In the Hastings Court clerks nNrp
s'"a nsunsee on The promises Saturday, the I'd hay
leo eei AZ public auction, tcnomcnts on Third street
.e AnhbnrE. one containing 80 feet trout aud
nleR haek V' ett and the other front and running
- 'e ald one other tenement ith Alley Immediate
II In the rear of the lots nnmo being "a feet iro, ON d nj
Icy anu running back 40 cet- bcng same property con
lsah " w. '" ''"'' Wv -" '''''
ash as To one fourth the balance In g. aud 10
mouths hEefahe notes satisfactorily endorsed and the title
ie'a'' aslhfhtr security, shall only
apl liataw tbs
lt4,ttl At.a.
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Sailing Of he Cambria.

BosToN, April 23.-Thr steamer camor'" SAL
o., honca f,r Iiyerpool. via Halifax. at noon to-.
duv. She takes out S50O000 in specie.
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I.,c,J CopoSsed- ProJabiu toss OtHte.

BosToy. ApriI % "A schooner, name nnknown'
cnpsizcd of Gloucester yesterday. DUNG ne
storm. The crew were seen clnelng To the "'ech
but it was impossible IN render them any "'S''