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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

In the Senate on Wednesday last, O. bill
was reported, allowing appeals, for the deter
limitations of matters III error, from the Gem
mon pleas to Circuit Court. The Commit
tee reported against the bill allowing cases
tried in the Common pleas to be appealed to
the Circuit Court. In the Senate, a TesoIu-
ton was offered that the Committee on Ri
nance be instructed to report BILL empower
ing the Governor, to use the funds Of the
State in the cid State Bank, in purchasing the
outstanding five per cent bonds, or other
bonds at their lowest value. In the Senate on
| Thursday, resolution vas offered inquiriag
whether persons Of foreign birth, citizens Of
| the State, could inherit property bequeathed
| to them in foreign countries. A bill was in
/ tIoduce} and passed TO the second reading ito
restrain the retailing Of ardent spirits, and
/ to correct the evils arising tGereTom." This
| bill establishes The license system, on cond.-
ton that an orderly house be kept, and makes
contracts made by intoxicated persons invalid.
and repeats all laws heretofore enacted in ref
erence to the retail Of liquors. In the House
a bill for the protection OF game was engross-
4 ed.
In the Senate On Friday the Committee on
elections. reported that the seat contested by
Messrs Miller and Shryock, belonged to the
latter gentleman. The minority report Of
the Committee viii be presented next Weines
day. In the House the bill allowing ten per
,s2nt interest Oh special contracts was made
the special order Of tomorrow. A bill ma
king provisions Tor married women was taker
up and strongly advocated b. Mr. DENLY in az
able speech lie said tI1at the eioqUence
wasted in the Hail OF Representatives on mat
ters Of politics might we'll be bestowed in la
vor Of protecting the dearest and most mo
r mentous rights Of that sex, which We ali adj
mire, reverence, love and respect, and WHOM
we ought to cherish. The bill for the protec
] ton Of wild game was iayed on the table,
, Both Houses adjourned until to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02
LTarksts BY Tegegrapn.

CI5oIESATI, Jan. 81.
our dull: whisky Gra al 90 Groceries unchanged;
wheat steady II 81 lJ35I &c. Tor red 81 1881 90 for
white.
BALTAonE, jan 81.
Flour maket continues dun and unchanged.
Eew YoG.;, Jan. 81,
Market r2r an descriptions of bread stlG is very dcn
and sales Hlmp ortaut; Provision firm ~th advancing
tsndeuey; Pogk buog4nti Mess S2l so; 81 hisky arIa
StocEs h7m bat dUi.
CrrlzsArI. Jan. 81, p. n.
Flour dali; Provision holders aUlicip. Ing ad-
vance ANA holding stocks Out Of market: Lard a--
uaul ACTIVE, rsees advanced =; Bulk pCEt aTse sps-
uItfiv5 iesjaa but tra SECTIONS opt prv@tc sales 90
1920 E, huls shoulders z; Bulk sides 50; Whisky
demand active at rutl prizes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

CE7- Miss Virginia Clagett and a negro girl
were frozen to death on Monday, the 18th
The young lady had started to sec sick scr
want at some distance from the family man
sion, and became lost in snow. When found
she and the girl were discovered standing erect,
almost covered in the drift, and life was ex-
tinct.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

CORRECTIONAL letter received from Capt.
Cox Of the Monong lhela. informs US that our
statement in relation to the dangerous posi-
ton Of his boat, the loss Of corn &c, was in
correct. The 1Eonorgahela lies in . safe posi-
ton ready to proceed on her voyage, when
the river opens. Our first statement was pre-
Dictated on information given Us by persons we
supposed reliable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

" terrible tragedy was enacted in New
York on the 25th ult. A German procured
arsenic and placed it in the coffee, which had
been prepared for breakfast. lie drank
copiously of the fatal draught himself and ad-
ministered it 10 his family, including his
daughter who was lying in the room danger
ously ill., All the parties excepting the wife
have died from the effects Of the poison In
temperance Of the husband is the caus,
assigned for the horrid act.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

0T A resolution has been presented in the
New York General Assembly, inquiring into
+ the expectancy Of taking from the Governor
the parioning power. The coRduct of Gov
ernor Clark has excited general indignation
throughout the State
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

X A yenturesome fellow broke through
the ice Saturday, near one Of the wharf boats
but was re cued without any damage, ex-
cepting wet skin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

e. \ Kansas paper asks: Why is it,
Our government lands cost one dollar an acre
on an average, and champagne two dollars q
bottle. How many man dies landless who,
during his life, has swallowed u township,
trees and all
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

0[T Thirty thousand dollars have been sub
scrbed to the first railroad in Kansas-lTom
Quindora to Lawrence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

CE,F The late leyce at the White House is
described as the most elegant and recherche
affair, that ever camo OF in the National
Capital. The wives Of the Senator's and mem
bers Of the House were there, and the New
York Herald says that such display ofcosty
dressing, pearls and diamonds, whaIebones
and flowers, has rarely been seen in this coun-
try.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

OF The speech Of Mr.. Savage Of Tennessee
IN the House, on the death.of Brooks, gave Of
fence to all parties, and was so exceedingly Of
easive to the Republicans, that many Of them
refused to attend the funeral ceremonies. It
IS said he made it on his own responsibility.
lie said he did not approve OF much talking
at any time, but he would DO injustice to his
feelings, aud those of his constituents by re-
maining silent on this sad occasion History
records but one Iherm0pyle, bat there ought
TO have been another, and that for Preston 5.
Brooks. Brutus stabbed Cesar in the capitol,
and whatever may be thought Of the justice
and wisdom of the deed. the world has ever
Fsinee approved and applauded the act. So
shall the scene in the Senate Chamber carry
the name of the deceased to all future geuer
atoms, when these grand walls shall have
crumbIed into rain Had he been permitted
I to choose bis own death, he Savage was con-
WINGED he would have fallen in some great
attle-fieId
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

fg-F GiaLan's Magazine for February has
bsan received from Mcssrs. Dobel & Lister.
This magazine, now in its Gfuelh volume, is
edited by Mr. Charles Leland, and is one of
the best Of the Eastern monthlics, The IA
dies will find the February number worthy OF
@ pcrusal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

No EAR FOR MUsIc.-"Do you hear that
music-that heavenly musc?7 said an enthu-
siaslic fox hunter to rather green companion
who rode beside him, as the pack opened in full
cry.
NO, hear nothing" said verdant, inclin-
ing his ear, Il cannot hear anything, for the
cussed noise made by those dogs"
Il may be readily supposed that after this,
Old Sport and Young Sport soon parted com
pany.-Poita's SPIRIT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

CrF Two public school houses have just
been finished at an expense Of $4,000 each, al
Rockford, ILL.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

+ RECRUIT5 FOR WALKER.-The steamer Tex
as left New Orleans on the 18th inst. with 400
troops for Walker.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02
BANK NOTE LIST.

CORRECTED DAILY BY CRESCENT CITY pANK.
FEBRUARY, 81, 1857.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02
BANKS OF OTHER STATES.

The not2s &c the following Tennessee Banks FIRE re-
ceived on deposii from the customers OF 1i5 Bank,
when offered in Sums Of moderate amounts
Bank OF Tennessee; Uri0n Sank Of Tennessee.
Planters BAH, of Tenn: BANS of Nashville,
LawrencoblrE Bank.
IL Exchange on New Tori.-Juying ( to = prem;
selling / UTeuirH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

Those mark ed thus =, have complied with the provi
SONS OF tie General Baukifg Law of Is55.
The Crescent City Bank does no. purchase uncasreut
Indiana Free Bank money. The notes Of Indiana Free
Bauss are either received pgr or:ot It all. Toe
Sank Will receive 1t the following rates. the Notes Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02
NG:V s'EoVE AND EsN sEoSsE.
stoves, Castings

EH.eiaEEC and .Egcsaa > Crates.
styles. et tyhIU t.iaALE ana RETAIL.
Give him call, ne 5 Il 9S2erierced in his business he
knows ~ has he sell cheaper than
/ il the trade.
ALsQsandfori Patent Straw Cutters and Uhries' esle
brated P1ows. jaaeo
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02
AUCTION SALES.


AUCEI0SE@EZg, CO5T3IES5E0E MERCHANTS,
azll LgcaE Es3aet &c Brokers'
EAvING leased for ater-a Of years and fitted pthe
2 Ola 0o-rs oase Of Main and Third streets We
repare3o receive Tor saIe 2s auction or private
sale al tsoed5 wares and nereha1dlssi household
torc--ETo, Eor5es 6UsEie7, etc. etc.
C51Aa tTface5 MADE 5rsig111eGts = hen required
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
cling at 9o'oioe i III Also Tuesday, " edn esaaJ
sad FridayniEsts. at early EesIight
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month, 70 O'Clock 4 ".
Having dc4 elves iaree zp OF the City OF
aa-la ee1-alaf1s al 5Ee ZcCet nicT5c ana De
isTr III = or 5c Interest &C AL concerned. haE6
SCI 22r1 t9e -zs1 iod2 q Every 0c1ts .9- shesae OF
i-at 75lo. - Sueto III those wishing 50 sell rsauos-
80 70 had in their lists n time give tho pubiio Que notice.
The patronage Of those lav4g Houses aBi Lay LaaGs
f9csale either 20 public priyato sale isrPectUlys
TED. lyI5 ECJLSE2 Is NEfS ~. Auet'S.
DEsE GOODS A,T AgTCFE&N!
Gust received and viii BE- sold at auction, at cur Auc-
~ tion Rooma regular sale Gays, aTgC ana gene
ri 2-et Of Dry Goods, ctons and fancy articles.
consisting Fars Brown ard Bieaehea Shectng and
Siri1rs. CD2tinEs Eaaocls Blau
jeans Hcsn-. Gloves, 9tirs, spool Threads Liueys,
flerfne5. St1cEis. Srs1eaasEs. tse.. &c.
4HSn:tabes erG -gcet Cutlery jeUelry and Watches,
0i0s aad ir Brnshsa fancy Soaps Ra-crg Pins Needles.
Accordeon snia great variety fancy art oes too 1aer
Gus 20 mention. W0QLSEY & NELSON.
Aucti0aseE5.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02
3UsVUU q IA h = >
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


$50 Prizes amounting to- 90
Whole Tickets 90; Halves s5i Quarters 92Ie
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

SDEB q Ut
TE h9ve ss day (Jsauary 9Th 1851 sold out oar es
= tire stooEs OF Family Groceries. Go to Mr. SAINT
FicScry. .,-,--..
take u!casgra in returning orr re thanks % our
numerous AMI Tor thclE IIb raj atro
extern sad solicit cont n,aee Of eh same TO
oar successor. ian7 uERSHBLHdAiS a. OAtSS son.
NUTNEy b Aass.-I9J bales il and arrive tor
Ia sale ~ PANS GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

TNRN PLATE. &c
z 900 boxes Tin Plate; 20 Pigs Block Tin;
$500 les Copper Bottoms assorted
10 Wire do Instoro Gad for sale by
iyI SAHUE Ell Orr.
- 2. RYE FLOg1.-5 bbls Marbles extra brand just
- reed by je3 Il. Il. COOK I son.
~ = AEl95DEDs ARD gaAHEE. xEIEs-lo 5bIs
- lust reed fJr sale by s. e. GiLRaF-F . co,
decI3 Sycamore street.
ID ACE gs3Ti2EE2 bags tais day reea Tor sails very
al the tTa4s By declS 5. 3. GILBERT & co.
FGEs SALE.
EoUR large MULES. four years old, for sale low. En-
= quire 1t this oihce. Iap2o1
- AETJNTs and Wolen goods Of all descriptions will he
- sold oztroey low 10 make room for sprlrr st5e ay
jalzT KEEN & PRESTON.
4 EEAzE CHANGE E0s: 4 BARGAIN
3 Z h2v5 $40 assortment Of Goods ana enc the
to5gst1Ed "a Posgy County Ind, both Ct which We
wish TO sell to some goOt l--l. Apply early 70
j :. jAQ 1SS 4 90
i. 4. & ". " 4t0R @A%.
jan26-f AssigneeE CT IlLION 5L+CkBI RI.
T iesE.-I5o bJls White Lime in store au5 rorsaey
- i PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02
NEW YORK.

From aLEERT G. eDSDN7s Ad-
vertising and Correspondence Office, No 800 Broad
way. = e,F York,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

es in store and to arrive toy
GEO. FJSTER Il co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02
WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.

ElAwEsF AzssayAE AT TEBE
w E S T z Z n S T A Ri.
Z. EOSslE5 TEEE,
1,.SUFACrUaEH or and DEALER ~
Clothing asa5 =Ir9Es1252E Goods
IS fus5 received oge d complete assort-
aeu5 0s5 Pans and vets, Shirt Gr5srs,
Tra.tn 5ha5s. ffa=a ifG- alisca On Carpet
very fac 5-JId CiotA G. res. Silk
VeIret5. which goods akrs order the very low
e. nrseas via 1sltar.s S. Dispatch.
Therefore call Western STAR below the Pavilion
deci7 4. LOBENSTIEE.
EEEUUrs-l0 says Buezahe7t Florri
4 90 Supsra4e wheat Flour for sale By
isaI3 SAliL VECAEET.
<T:Ash Doors Bliads, Glass. tu.tY. Oil. white Lead
~ Lls. Paint iurpentne and Nails. on ham &He to
arrive largely By cCc23 y y BAbCOEA-
NEW EzOCEkSs
h~sALIFOREIA IN doors and oat by a.rs. Fornbam.
~ iae and tive generally IL the Golden
State Ea7arIy -Ea- azfus Tor November;
6cI-I5cs:. o S=7F Novel; Lands River Guide;
Leslie New York Jouruai Tor November;
Putnam 90 doj
HoaschoId Words DO DO;
Sea0oIfellcW % 90;
rov3 DOBELL & LISTER
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-23

Swiss
Null, Vic
toria Lawn,
Bishop Lawn, Nan
kin Muslin, Striped and
Checked Null, Jaconett Cam
brio, Sarcenett Cambria, Laces
for Capes, Counterpanes, Berlin Cord,
An endless Variety of Ladies'
Skirts, and Material by the
yard for the same; Cor
sets, Curtain ORA
perry, DC, &c,
&C., &c.
&C.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-04-23

Shawls
Single and
Double Drocha
Shawls, Black Silk
Shawls White Grape
Shawls, Stella Shawls, Gold
Bordered Shawls; Tibet
Shawls-And any Quantity and Style
of Summer Shawls. respectful
ly invite attention to this de-
partment,a s it is the best
selection ever bro't
to this City.
Come and
see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
financial.
,InEos DRlPtR, Auc,Ioae.r.

6ImEos DRlrtR, ABctio,eer. -.
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. 40 Pine-s!'
ID corner Of Wllsn Auction Sales 81 the Msrc nAoH III
change TUESDAYS and FkIDAYs s.o SPeoL s.es On ~
Other rben required Stocks and Bonds s
Al Priveie ssle also At the Board OF Broken =,
To avoid fictitious quoaous and facilitate thcss uno
boz hde sae. Mr. Draper viii be present ., 'ne
chant fyehslse 1t III O'Clock each day aud reeve o'
,el, at public Certificates Of Stocts BONDS &c
she'll there Be presented for tia. purpose IN sddoa !" m'
regularly advertised list a,
SPECIAL SALE THIS DAY, at 12i O'Clock q. The Aer'
chants Exchange For particulars Catalogue
ALBEkr II NIcoLAr, Auctioneer
business PAPER at AUCTlON.-The I'M
bre.ft.r be vii sell at public snraa .o Bunes PsPos in
ccI necton with the sales Of S,ocss aud RoDds
ALBERT II NICOtAY
Stock Auctioneer and Stock Broker.
N.SN No tBeo,i-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
DEN SYLVANIA RAILROID
TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

The Pennsylvsnia Railroad connects ct ertssrrsA ~ -
roeds 70 and tom Sc Louis Mo- Aoa 0ssns end CssS
IN, frankfort Lerngon and Louisville, ky., fsns HsuS
nsdson lafayette and indianapolis Ind csnansa D1ss
0psinried Belefontsine eandusky Toledo C1svSsnl Co
Snnbus Zsnesvile. MAssion and Wooster 0hie ss "a
rs seam PACKET boats from and 10 New ossnA q tssk
Louisviie and Cincinnati
Through Tickets .ol the East Be had ct say d s sIsy
mentioned places In the West
Pssseascss vii find ths the shortest szpsdxz -
table route between the East and West
FROM NEw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN - HOUVa
FROM NEW-Y0RK 10 CHICAGO IN Is HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN " HOURl
Hsrs Q. low "a any other Roste.
6e~ hand bills In ihe hotes Of this city.
Arousn Tiekets further inorustcu NAV be had \
sSSS, Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2Asto.-tou Br,sdvsy
J. l. ELLIOTT Afsok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
CONsTABLEs SALE of SUPERB HOUSE

CONSTABLES SALE of SUPERB HOUSE
~ HOLD FURNITURE-Ricb Wilton snd We've. Carpets,
coy French plate Pier and Mantle Mirrcr; three suites OF
itch PsioI Furniture; rosewood PIANO Forte 7ocsye ee
superb ins.rluents made valuable on Psuttng Pesr
aad Silver Cutlery &c No. 81 West 10th IT. near 5thsv
= Mash Auc,ioneer FRIDAY Nov q. at 10 O'Clock the
sre Furniture the above house which the best dsscp
ton nrz Of large std costly Pier and Msnil, Mirrors,
rosewood Pa Forte elegant suites OF Psrcr Furn
tsre IL rich crimson and brocsds; d. in
and gold costly o'ewOcd and Secretary Book solid
rosewood E.ssers. marble TOPS with mirror doors and
bscas Reception Chairs in rich satin aud
tap. y God Corner Esere with mirror backs rich
Lace Wncow Cuft>ins and Shades; BroIke aud Ornolu
nsnents &C.. with number Of fne Oil Psnti 60: Dining
room and Chamber Furpnrs-elegant Extension Tables
CT srs ch gold baud decorated Tea and Coffee Sets elegant
Cut Ware Pear and syer Cutlery Cake Baskets Cast
ers Bureaus Washstsnfs, with rasrbe tops, costly de-
coraed China Toilet Sets best Hsr Mat Feather Beds
snd Bedding French oval Mirror mahogany sues OF Furni
tue IN hair cloth Cttsge and mahogany Spring seat Chairs
rosewood Hail Stands; Oh Cloth, &c. Sse positive.
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Me6iral.

DOMAIN EYE BALSAM, FOR WEAK AND
II IMPLANTED EYEs.-This bassm 10 The vsy -
remedy that can be used for nfamed eyeids II Aus& b.
ssnty relieves irritation and ususy effects e,upts cur
amer few applications. Foo sale By A. B. D. sAnDs M
100 Fulton ct
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ALBEIT II. EIcoLav, Aucsioneer
DY ALBERT Ii. NICOLAY, Office NO. !

= ALBLkr d NItoLAt, h.s01 A.
RY ALBERT Ii. NICOLAi, Once no: !
ID Bro.dst REGULAR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS
and BONDS every MONDAY and THURsDAI Also speesi
sales s dsJs secue: bought and sod o.s
tations ssst who DESTROYS Of making ssa
sales M EICOLAY hes concluded a. the soan ~ on many
r,gulsr sales Mondays and Thmsdsysp every dsy IL.
O'Clock the Merchant Exchange when denfed sna 20
ce,e ir addition TO his regularly sdvertsed MT sucn
Stocks and other Securities there Dc 70
sold public Auction. Ths Arrangement WIZ
10 his regular days OF sale Special sale THIS
O'Clock the Merchants EXCHANGE. fof fui PH'cu' sec
e' ALBERT II. EICOLtf
HoN stoei Auotio,e,r .nd exck Broker. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

L'OR SALE or TO LET-Au elegant trss-class
4 -four story HOUSE 10 JHtst, erovn'H'ne fSo. ol'i
.ue eubsd tou the sup-rior fJe VIA ev-y
improvement WIZ be sold rea'on.ele rs OF Ni o ~.
verx rent rood tenant Apply g. no. os Lar
s:.b-.. or ts WYII,Ys Lyman No 81 LbeTry-st-
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PENIS YLvAEIA RAILROIn-

l. Tie ofEAr CkNThAL ROUTE eoa,>.s~-.Ss-
sute citiss sH Western, North western ana s Ne A.
Ssstes By tn1ous Railway direct TAI, ~ - ssasa
Of Pt,sturs w'th ssLy line Of stesmess 70 n>1es
Western R,rsn end 2, Clsvelshd sai sshsssr ~ % "
20 I'll ports he North wesssrn Lskes-1 seeGsss
direct cheap AMI reliable BY Which ~ ass
6rv~tef 70 and from the Crest West svuf - !,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ana pyS-~
HIasr CLASS Boots. Shoes, Hate sna C...csue04
Books Dry Goods I'm boxes bales and tskvs q &C.,.
Drues Tin boxes and bAcs,. Fesfhsrs Fura "a r. ~
sscoxp CLAss-Donesbc 9hse.ins sh.rtins "a
flckin tin cFisirA bs'ssp Druss IN cssi0 hsrx
vsre Leather Tin rolls OF hoxss), Woo, end So.
PeN eastward ke.-...... -
TsRp Class -Anvts Steel Chains In cssS.if Hff
fObsooo maaasctared except Cisau o. cat tr ~ "a
sovsrs Class -Codes, Fis6. Bsoon ~ ~
Port lin casks or boxes Esstwsrdl Lsri sIfn
Lsrd on Rsis eods Ash. German Clsy ~ yS$
Pkch. Rosn .............................I -.
r,oUs-7sc y Nh until further NOTICE : '"' 49,
a. .n-S5 cents y itO 10 until further pos,. g.
ooTTos- 81 bale nc, exceeding 900 wsishs IA A.
notice.
s.rticulsr 10 marx the package Via Psaasyvsn. Ssn
An Goods oo1 gnsd to TIE Agents Of this kcad u psS.s
~ Pittsbnrrh wiz be fr~srds d without dsssusion
FrKfesr AGzxrs-Hsrris. Wormley Co, neupSsa -.
ar. ssss L Co 81. Louis, @. ORcly Co E,,asvn.
md Damesniil, Bell Co. sad Carter Jevsa LsskvS
Svtn 4 Co, Cincinnau, N. W. Graham 1 Co, zssssvSs
ono: Le,ch Co. Nc. 81 Knbyst Bostou; Leeci o. Is
Xssor Hoase Nsw.Y York. and No 70 SOUTH it, Nsw7x.
Z ). sussSet. RnisdslPAs; hAsrsv KsosA Sdassss,
d. A Stewsrt Pittsburgh
g. II. HOUSTON General Freight Assat PsEsl.auAh
T. J. LOMBAE2T, Superintendent AsoOaa, Pa
Nov o. HH.
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YrNRY B. HATS il, Auetioreer BY HEArS ,nt Moss.
(%ONTINCATlON of tee MAMMOTH SALE Of
~ JOHN n. GENIs's fCRs. % FRIDAY aud SArCR
DAY NV ~ and 90 commencing o'clock eac day The
C.czue for ose days that fro 10 TO II o'clock
will be devoted the sale OF Gentemeus Furs Robes &c
II u Ladies Res hDk sets only from Ito real Rus
STA Sable ssts 81 from 20 EsEeral assoment A
this rule Ill DO strict observed pcnGtusl attendance re-
one sed
NOTICE The saiensom is comfortably Vumei.
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Sales bp Anetiou.
By NJ. MAIN, Auseonesf.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trads- Sale

ByA NJ MrasA, Auseonssr.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trads- Sale
- Rooms No. Is Psrt-rov
MONDAY EVENING, Nov 81. 9. o'clock.
ENGLISH and AMERICAN BOOKS, mostly a;s Editions,
AID r perfec, order comprising lsSse collection Of 1sos
hbIay copies Of standard works In Hory Biography Poetry
The Drama Bellies LettaTs Arts aud Sciences hne Pulpit
Family and Pocket Bibles and large assortmsn OF choice
Miscellaneous LfeAtrIs; Esay Of them In neat Ensh cal
and Morocco bndir Also variety Of elegantly Illustrated
Books profusey embesaed Juveniles Se Catalogues naJ
be had Of the Sale Rooms. 1862 ,-,,
GRE IT SALE OF CHOICE AND STANDARD ENGLISH
BOOKS.
B. Co pepshns Cstsiosus Of extensive con
.spmen of English Books jest received which have been
carefully and rchy bound By Hsydsy Riyere sna
Others particularly suited 20 the mins hod, Season. 70;
r.tlsr with varied colecu Of new aid valuable StsndHd
Woiks in calf and bindings suitable for presents
and public and private brsries To be sold without reserve,
on oil aboet the 18th December.
Further particulars hereafter go
B-1bs sale will BE- open to ne public snd will present
very anu,ua oppo ;ny 20 procure va'aols books
chap
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NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK 70 ROCHEsTER--The ROCHESTER and GEN

ESEE VALLEY RAILROAD IL and In COZ nectios
with the Buffalo, Corning and EewYork and New.York
Epe Railroad forms direct route from New Roaess
TIE decess Of this route together suposior
fort afforded By the wide renders By desire
BIZ between the above named citlea
Tickets BE- procured st the Ee~York and Ers Rslrosd
rcbet Oce foot OF Dusnss and No 1875 Bro.dway also 10
Jersey City. Baggage checked through
Fishts will be transported between EevYcsk ana Roohss
Ter With dispatch Any inflammation desired In res.ra
be obtained by calling the General Fright
Sew YeIk and Erie Rslrosd, Eide Bulensa TAPPAN
Express Freight AGENT No is5 Broadway.
No tsns the B,dao Corning end New Yot RAILROAD %
SgaAy. J. 4 RIDFIELD, 0zpedateadsot