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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-26

DAVID o'noS sAAhis
BEAR Il SMALL,
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN FOREIGN DOMESTIC
WINES, BRANDIEs. GINS, C0RDIALs,
GIG RS, &C.,
SYCAMORE STREET. BETWEEN WATER AND FIRST,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
II AVE just opened with large stock Of choice WINES
Liquors Cigars. &C which they oner to dealers at
lowest prices in the They invite the attention
their stack with the full that they
give them entire satisfaction in regard to prices and
quality. mh26-tf
DISSOLUTION.
VYVHE partnership heretofore exsirg between the UNDER
il signed, under tho firm name Of HARRINGTON
STRAIN been this day dssoived by mutual consent
said Will be paid by ThomasM Strain.
who win also receipt for all debts due said firm,
CHARLES HARRINGTON.
mh,s I~dAw THOMAS NJ. STRAIN
EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN FIRST SECOND.
NHE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
of Evansville and Of the surrounding country that be
10 receiving his spring stock of Tools and Hardwars
comprising articles and partly consist;
Mechanics Tools,
In the greatest variety and the very quality being
designed exclusively for retail trade. also
Building Hardware,
Locks Haehets wrought and Butte. wrought Hinge.
Screws. NAILS Brads. Trimmings for furniture &c, &c.
Garden and Farming Implements.
Shove Spades Grain Scoop. Hoes Iron and steel Rakes
Manure and hay Forks. &c.
Pocket and Table Cutlery,
Spoons in great variety Scissors aud sh &c.
hand Chains Mill and Gross Cut Saws. Axes Platform
Scaes Chain Pu nps and fixtures. Brass and Enameled
Kettles &C.. &c. eoasnuanee 81 psren 1ss fssgsetfuy
| mh26 Main street. between First and Second.
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THE RULL.,S HEAD.

The large spacious house with stAbling for 50 horses
connection with nne Bowling Alley and lots
on Main street. known the Bulls Head admirably locates
for ar,t class hotel be had lease at great bar
gain for years. Arrly to
mh24-lmdAv J. C.JEwELL co.
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COKONER,S INQUEST.

ipqu held before the 25th instant in Perry
n ownship the body Of unknown. supposed
have ascidep tally drowned OF middle
Had heavy woolleu roundabout coat cassinet pants
white shirt and each
mh.6-sw JOHN TRIBLE.cv G.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-26

BOARDING
Wthlsrge and pleasant for the Of
and lady for single gentlemen can be obtained
in private family in central location. Apply
office. rell-tf
WOOD. wOOD..-orders fcr Wood left At SAMUEL
vIcKERr's will he promptly dlIsd. febs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-26

N@A GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with the
n> dry goods and business has had long
psrience in both excellent salesman and
plshed Book Keeper would like situation IN which either
or all those qualifications would avaiisbie has
Ployers to whom he give the high references Apply
TO the editor OF the Journal fe2i-u
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TAKE NOTICE

The Baptist meeting will be continued the Cumberla
Presbyterian Church during this week. every evening
o'clock and during Sabbath ut tie usral hours mh2
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MARRIED..
RrAN-ICFRERG

RFAN-IvFBFRG-Or Thursday April q by We Rev
~ ppch Pa-r Han r. All &, Miss flEs-th IL Lafesrk
daughter Of VIM c L, fb,rf bNth Of this city
CAMPbELL-HUXLEl-O Thuisdsy, April - BY 'hs Rev
81 Perry NJ. Duncan \ Campbell TO Mas May Lea'ss
Huxley 10th & yuIkvillr. New ioTk City
rpGAR-RHINELANDER-ls this city. on Tue.day, ApIl
- by tie Rev trane. L. Hawks William Edgar To Eh,a L.
RhpelaDdrr
roWLER-TArE-on Tuesday, April as, az the Dutch Re
formed Church Ton pknsvls l., by the Rev =. = Hrct
John Fow Ter Of this city TO Isabella Tate da1shtr 81 1ss
Tate of Ton rkin.vill'. :
VpLFFNSTrIN- MORRISON "Wednesday, April y, e.
calvary Church by the Rev Francis l.. Hs~h Robert y
HerIsin of Pa to Cornshs daughter OF James L. hofns
of this city.
MILLER wALLACE-Ou II ndsy. April -, 1t ihe Chsreh
a the Divine Unity No 81 BrOsdwsy, by the Rev L ,.
SEWER Charles W. Miller 10 Georsanns Waiaeso"ta of
this city .
srAtoRp-sIGNAAt Albany, Tuesday, April q BY The
Rev : l. S,elyr Daniel = S"seord Of New foih W me-
Susie Sill Of ID. former place.
sEvERAN, E-BALLAsS-Iu Brooiyn on Monday, tPrl
n ~ tie q. Fuller. Dir Edwin Severance ~ hss
Mary T. Bslsss. both " N,w iort City.
sTFWART-PEEBE-In this city, Thursday. April -,
by the Rev NJ Hutton, ID. D. Andrew Stewart - Miss
Aetha h. Beebc cid, t Of A. r. beebe eco, all Of
this city.
yIOLET-1URNFR R. On Sunday April ~, at the Prceby-
ish Church Crosby GRAND streets In this
ry BIZ tie Rev Mr. Dubois Louis Violet TO Miss Ansehns
Tuner. all OF Hob, ken, }.
WARRFN-LOMBARD-O Tuesday, April q, by the Rev.
Dr. BuIcbao. MIR T., orsr w. Wasrrn 10 Miss Annie X
bard da shter of L. Lombard esq. al Of this city
WRIGHT FEUSIER-On Tuesday. March 81, BY the
Rev Mi Wilson G-org- Wright Of this city W hiss
Cecilia Fusier, Vt Little Falls, n
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Cuu, so.IpEp TO DK.TH.-Margaret Booth,
child aged three years, was scalded to death at the
residence Of her parents, No lel Cherry street on
TUESDAY last, Coroner Copnery held an inquest yes
80. - ,,a oooa-r, was stated TO have occurred
in The following manner: The servant girl who was
.,b;n,, ,nok h.er full of clothes from the FIRE and
placed il upon the floor just behind deceased and re-
,ro,.5 a.. .,o,hss Margaret, who wa rocking her
sell. fell backward at this moment INTO the o"'hng
liquid aid although Immediately re'eH' and rT"eVei
# her clothing sh. died on Tuesday e' n'ng' N '',
Of .yery n.,i.ral aaerion. 'e-'.f'' " Ae'''S'o'a'
Death"
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CITY ITEMS

ryx rrw-yaRs so~1rry LrBR.RY.-The following
wa. ,h. ,;cse. duly .Lc,ed ~ Tru-tees of the New
yo,t soes+v Library 90 Tuesday evening: Cbsr's K
Swords, K. l. Kennedy, Gnhan c. 'erp ancA, ~"
u. Anthem, J. p. c. Poster, William Adams, Henry
Van sehaek, George c. Anthem, Lewis {. Jones
wokot Gibb-, Robert Ls Roy, Or d. Swan, William
J. Hoppr, Benjamin IL. Field, George T. Elliot
The regular ticket excited with single exception
tina, of Charles T.. Strong, who received only liz
votes, GuHan C. yerplAnck having reoeived us
rotee took ,rec~deBcs and was Pso-d on the k-t Of
Trustees
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fnanr,al.

ALBERT II. NICOLAY, AHctODeer, win sen
N THIS DAY April 90 1t ~ oslosk 1t the hsssh~ns~ II
change Er account Of whom 1t may sansern:
sI9 COO GIsa, Western (I r r. let Mtg pr cent Bonds
600 Northern Indians r Goshen Incl per Bonds
1900 La Crosse and Nwsul per cent ConstrSeticn
Bonds.
5000 Niwsokee and Horizon r. lot Mortgage pr cent
Bonds.
5000 Hannibal and et Jossph let Mt< 7pr at Bonds
100 Sun Mutssl Insurance Scrip u lS;5 and eb
$50 Great Western Marine In,ersnee Scnp Of 1857.
80 ,bsre, Chicago St. Paul and Fondu Lac r. 100 earh
.bsrrs Cleveland and Pittsburgh r r 80 esoh
10 Third X { 100 ea1h.
100 oil Lsckawapne and bloomsburgh X $50 cob
2slsres Lscka~sn Railroad Company, ~ each
80 u ares Enc Gas Company, SO each
10 shares American Plate Glars Company floo esch
5shares Nassau Bank, slOo.
10 shares Bsnk a Common wealth, s 100 each.
10 shares Irving Bank, SO each.
IL shares Commonwealth FIVE fnSurunce Co. flOo es1e
IS shares Broadway Fire Insur.noe Co. rs each.
~ shercs ST. Nicholas Fire Insurance Co., = esIh
rs shares Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Co., So escp
By order Of Me Executors:
IS shares Bank Of the Republic, 100 each
50 sEar's Butcher and Drovers Bank, ga
10 shares Corn Exchange Bank, : 100 each
30 shares Pacific Bank : - each
shares City Bank, 100 eseh.
70 u are. Bank Of North America 4 100 each.
40 shares Merchants Exchange Bank, so each
80 shares Marine Banh, so sseh
TRIMS SALs-l0per cent this day and the balance before
oclocb tomorrow The accrued interest all he Bonds
will be charged to the purchaser.
EeIt regular sale on MONDAY. May T.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
AuetOneeY and Banker, No. Broad -
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THr NFw CoURr OF SPECIAL SrsSIoSs.-fester
day afternoon Police Justices Osborn, Connolly, Da-
vison Wood, Brennan and Brownen held meeting
in the Lower Police Court ROOM with view OF
making arrangements relative to the additional duties
imposed upon them by the new Charter, namely, the
holding of Special Sessions. Justice Osborn was
called TO the chair; Mr.. Johnston, Clerk, acting as
Secretary. After conversation on the subject, 1t
was determined that Justice Osborn should be- the
permanent and presiding officer of the Court, and that
each Of the other magistrates in turn commencing
with the oldest officer should sit with him at each SEES
sion day Mr.. Johnston was chosen as Permanent
Clerk Of the Court each Ct the other magistrates to
bring clerk with him at every sitting to act as As
si.tant Special Sessions will be held at the Tombs
il accordance with this arrangement, commencing at
9 a. m. on Tuesduy neat, three times week-every
other day.
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OFFICE 90 Yrs ItL,so,s Csxrs, RArLHosp oomiuy, I
hrv- Yonn, Apsil 1851

NrwYonn, Apri z issI
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the DIRECTOR oi
IN the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
rsoyd 70 isersse the Capital ssh OF The Company
HUNDRED AND FiFTY-FIvE THOUSAND SHARES
which shares will b. allotted 20 the ho,rs 81 pr~ser
ID. closing of the books the
gueh pr-oB become Stockholders by tn cOyes1
the proportion 81 share Of stock shar-s
tke old stock
The Transfer Books will be closed the 18th DAY d Jupa
next. and reopen III. first day Of July neat
The HOLDERS the present stok qurcd
bird tn numb 81 shares which they b. entitled
share theron. Optional skfs for -" manning ;hr Il
will b, sseoobe half convertible iEto the stock Il The Com
pany for. th. day Of February 1851 The n
usird.r on or bsfore Jaly I3s
az have called in The prrui srks
b. paid 70 the Company At the time Of conversion.
Thoss persons who shall bon. stoek hodrrs by the
tie pressnt Optional Right into stck fore
I'd ds, Of January 1853 and after the lr day Of July will
hioh thy b. entitled q, the time ~ such oonv1-ion
Optional n Ehts the remaining thirds Of stock
to which they may b. .lt.d viii b. is-.d 10 them Of
tbose ssu 10 psres who shs APPEAR stock
Psrti., converting Optional Right. will h
Company ell IN.
the time shall have been paid The n-aezt.
30 the holders Of the pres-rt shares
which applied Cor before The 10Th day Of July
next and the sisneni paid THEREON will b. forfeited the
upany together with al rehis which 'tseh thereto
The Director have resolved extend the tins for the
OF the existing DIPLOMA. Rights which BY hir terms
expires the IL; Of January 1883 a. 70 include he "a day
of January. lsS
Inform ston PERTAINING the details Of this issue b. OBJ
tanned by nquirins the Office Of the Company.
Interest will be- paid usual spon the stock of the Com
psny 0 the Ist Of July nsrt.
BIZ order Of the Board Of Directors.
J N PERKINS TreA<ars~
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IAt - = N -.
cpryprpS ANC,ENr AND CELEBRATED j

TlR
I,s, PtLLs rurs the system ihorouShly Of al eorurs
sruo,. trs,, ard purity III vital aa.ds and th ecot
er,,ous ar, rcysrG with i'ch hestny ooed Irs ne' 80
,xs, raYinr With d~..s restored o. healthy, ufoFoss
sr,,rn srS .Isecsist BY magic having the Y.
ton in rolrsi ndi,icnsshd les " d,pHsed 70 eha's az
u,ly end rs IN short ,iIa, he the oay Pill assd Insy
a., p...nt 10 and never d..syee With ID. aot dlsAte
hld Pr .. Nv ..pee<.le Tussi.;s and deAr aseine
shcvt tie Und Static. Csnedss Heiieo South Ao~IeA
Nc a. Is cruts box OF fv. or 81 sent BY ms fons
froI ID. n, rris,or only rrcP u the p.es FSep
u. pot, No. - Whte-ss n Y.
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ACCIDENT on THE EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD
At6 O'Clock on Tuesday night a boy named Peter
Reeder aged about twelve years, while crossing the
Eighth avenue near Sixteenth street down
by one OF the mules attached to car No 81. The car
passed over the boys body, breaking his leg aud In
ficting dangerous wound in his head. The lad was
taken to n ne:ghboring drug store where the wound
was dressed after which he taken to his residence,
No. 90 West Sixteenth street
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N,ssH,r RYSpFRs AFrrR ANOTHER SHAVER
Marshal Ryuders having had information thu" the
brig Elm lying in the North River and up Tor Africa,
was preparing engage in the slave trade, has had
hi eye On he- fer several days. The matter was put
in charge Of Dir. Robert Dowell. enc of the regular
Deputy Marshals, who appointed Ave special deputies
70 watch the vessel day and night, aud seize her
there was anything wrong in clearance, manifest or
carco-apythipg that betokened violation of law
A. VET suffcien, proof authorize seizure has not
been obtained bat the vessel though ready TO sa for
the past two or three days has hestat 10 leave her
moorings. and still hes where she did.
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofthe County Of New York notice hereby given TO all
persons having claims against JAMES w NICHOLSON late
OF the CITY Of NewYort declared 20 present the with
vouchers thereof the subscribers at the Office OF r. keteh
ur No 70 Ts.aut in the City Of New York on or before
the twenty fourth day OF July nextDstrd Newfork the
eighteenth day Of December, 1876 . ,o,so>,
THOMAS NICHOLSON,
,.nis i.veuTb. FxeoutriI and Executor
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The Board Of Aldermen made another attempt last
evening to get up popular feeling against the city
bills passed by the rcceut Legislature. The represent
alive Of the First Ward abused the Republican legis
a,ors roundly They were in his opinion, traitors to
heir country, and if such laws were imposed on some
cities they would create revolution. These remarks
were called forth BY opposition resolution against APP
prpra,ing certain piers for canalboa,s and barges
and the pugilistc Alderman pleased to refer to
the Excise bill. claiming tina, New-fork City was
never more vutuouS and temperate than during the re-
cent absence of any law on the subject. The Repub
csns sent to the Legislature from this city formed
kind Of regency Albany, and had in order TO carry
out their measures made the country members believe
that every woman in this city was prostitute ana
every man a pig. An important communication was
received from Controller Flagg in relation to the eH
haused condition of the city treasury the causes Of
the same and giving suggestions to provide against
future difficulties.
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CLAIMED HIS CLorHxs.-On Tuesday afternoon a
man named Edward Tammsny, came 10 the Twenty
frt Ward Station. House end claimed the clothing
found on Monday evening by Officer Davis in an area
in Twenty sixth street. At that time il Wa supposed
that the owner of the clothes lad drowned himself.
The man said he had been drinking and was made
crazy from the effects thereof
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fAaxetti..meltl

\ GOOp.-It IL selO,m that medicine mecs WIN
ueh s.Is among al Sss and especially snsons sns
educated a. ID. OxYcn.rsp bIrrgRs rhsse Buffers Are
he, fou, alcohol AID nsNsrfns for Dysprp~iA
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fAc,er,p-meni.l
EDWARD ". DIXON, ". d., Editor Of tn,

s.Ir, ard Orers,ire and Corsspg surseon No a shsv
p,nis Pis fi.,us Conc aled Aesoess VI the Reeum
"a yi,hor, The knife hsa'ur' The once Il TIE soalp.
. No Ves-v, Astor Housr. Where all literary bos
e. con n unicoisns p lit the EDITOR
h., NJ .,oi lu,.pss. 81 hi fos OAoe hosrs from W
AM : - 3 evenings. CT 10
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

John b. Cough will speak in Plymouth Chufch 'hs
evening The proceeds are to be deS0'ed 70 ''e '"'
steal interests Of the Church.
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Drkp OF MS IsJuRrEThe coorsd boy o ,;sh. e,
@ r. s S ~ h; IL iuriss early yesterday morning
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lAdverhscneptl
TIE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH y made only q
B,Apr'. 9ALLHay, No. go BIZ sAwsy


An INVITATION. -l.sdbes you are inyftei "
ntk. the tour Ct X. Wiipr's S,w wurrooms No 81
Br,s6w Gnsyst H. of choice Spis and
SUE MiLiINskY and GsILrrRy HArtRfls 4. psobshy
he this AL SS~ style. sTriyi.x from
Pans every week "kod.itt' p e. ." ,swILps'. motto
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BrRcLARr.-At Al o'clock on Wednesday morning
William Hughes alias Cochrane, forcbly entered the
dwelling of Mn. Mary Hogg, No. 2S3 Ninth street WITH
intent to steal He was found in one of the rooms by
MINI Platt, whom he knocked down in endeav1nng 70
escape. Officers Farrall and Hagan OF tie Tenth
Ward hearing the alarm, came up just in time 70 ar
rect the fellow complete set Of burglars tools was
found in hi. possession Hughes was committed BY
Juslce Dayison to answer
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TIVE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST, due in the
i City Of NswYork the ist Nay next, the FIRST
MORTGAGE 9 PER CENT BONDS Of The LA CROSSE
AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY, will be paid
presentation Of the proper Coupon. at the Office o. the
Conp.ny No. WaI.,t. and after The Let proxmo.
JOSEPH s. COLT Transfer AGENT
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IAcv-rtis~mrrtl

GAS GAs--GAS Fn1iRES FOR THE SPRINS
ys,py-S.vers Ne rser, beautiful IN design and M
.b than yer os.-a hforr frret Msnnisctarns
D,pot No. SIS Broadway ARCHIE WANsh w.
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Water Cure.

nR. O. W. MAY will again open HIGHLAND
~ HOME WATER-CURE at PeekskL!, y. T., on the 7th
MAY when he will BE- happy 10 meet his friends or view
and relieve the sick and afflicted.
DR. 4. J. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE,
Bersen Hiehts Hudson County New Jersey, ID minutes
from either the Hoboken or Jersey City Ferry.
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N,HE SEMi-ANNUAL INTEREST, due in the
i City Of EewYort on the ia Of Nay next, on NIL
WAUKEE CITY BONDS Issued to MILWAUKEE, AND
wATERLOWE RAILROAD COMPANY, VII be PAID on
es~non proper Coupons tn. oce Of The La Crosse
and Milwaukee Railroad Company No Wallet and ses
The LIT pro1no JOSEPH 5. COLT Trsnsie- Asoot.
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IN PURSUANCE Of al order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice is hereby gwen 90 al
NJ .ous having ,sns agsust the Estate Of PHILIP HART
late Of the City NewYork baker deceased to present the
.sm. tn vouchers thereof the subscriber at the Office Of
Myer Master No wal.st the City Of New York on
orr n. siY.h dsy August neIDsted New York the 4h
day Il February. 1887. FRANCIS hlLLEh Executor
fi5Iax6ulht
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fAdvsr-ise4aent-
DIAPHANEO1lPEs
PHoroGsaPHs,


p,su,xto-Yyys and bsnusiul style 4 picture
a, the Roor GALLERY challenges comparison with
eli ohsr yie Of PhotoUapkic pictures Gallery, No SS
Broadway corner FraL4lin st.
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IN PURSUANCE of sn order Of the Surrogate
ofth~ Couny N.wYork notice 10 hereby ryen to all
~ h, ip claims against ALANsOk Z. BROOKS late Of
H.. City " NewYork deeessed TO present the same with
voucher, thereof to the subscriber her residence, No H
rs,t S7byt IN the City OF NewYork before the Snh
aay 81 Apr next-Dsted New York the 9Th day OF October
l86 PAtLiNA bkoOhs Aamih"1sthA
cc28 IaySuThs
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fAdvertiserosutI
PHOTOGRAPHS and AnBRorYPEs at BRADY's
Lower Gallery No. a6 BrosiwsS. Fai'"o-<, opposite
Bsnuu's Museum
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TIE ACTOR is ~

-ho., the mirror Up NATURE" which nature Ii,
enable. him 70 comprehend tana partrayl IA n"st'' ~
Nj PovIEE, q No Se BrostViy
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fAfYrrfiaernent.
Are Won sickl AYERS PMS cure for twenty
IAfvprtIscn mt
-

hye Buy Ayers CBESRr PEcroRAL for d1sr ~na
Br. your coush which viii cost your life oot c"''
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nIVIDEND.-The AMERICAN EXCHANGE
~ BANK will paw Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT 10 its
Stockhoders Of the last six months and
after MONDAY May The Transfer Books will be closed
X s. OAKLEY, Cashier.
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ONLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION

III
tn, r. ~: s, Mr. IA ss Ss n 2 e
tSaI hour. y F.D.n. R.iresd roach
TUESDAY w Sso.l precisely, ron pc. s1 90;
i # tsr:s a GA: sas = fs
rrn ana Mails win Be frvGdsd ny Psnan. RAOs4 and
D %ssu Il steamship GOLDEN AGE. + VIA.
Commander which viii b. in esdDes and hare immediately
The pubic err Informed tbs, The Pacific Nal Ste m.hp
C.p slV0os have lyns Pan.
ana rvsd2 sea 20 sysd possible aeteutios a
| ,hstOA/o III Wet It, corner Of wsren-t- y. Y
- States Mall Steamer dsy. 5tA and sHA u
v6d&D (fATEs MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
O0r HAvkNA and SEv-ORLEANs. On SATURDAY.
aver ~ i. T., .,sla; .s..s,aip PaoIETHsts q
I'M; ra. 70 S'.1r.. . ssn. pr s,: :s s :
oee No sshI iorn .;..d md no BIZ 9. adm. ". ss
at the 'a'' NO /" "e e' n o D ROBERTS. A. .u
CTEAN 10 SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE.-
| - Tn magnificent steamship VANDERBILT. $40 ,an.
Prom ELw YORK e r,sS HSvRE md s9 9DyH
s sss.s.s %
Saturday ...~.........AN llwedne.day 10
Frs, cabin according TO Location of ''se 'oo '' to $50
S>eond cabin
Specie delivered in London and Paris
For passage freight, apply 20
No Bowling green, NewY orh
Letter, for Es.And snd Europe prepaid each IS cents per
sss ip s sy No. Rscse. p sDs
10 IH O'Clock Of the morning OF sailing
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK and GLAS-
- Gow.-TDlSBrRGH 200 suu. William CamnH,
Commsndsr: NEw-YORK 2lJS tons. Robert Crais. Con
pander; GLASGOW, % tyr. Joan Dnncsn Go.msndsr
IN. GLASGOW AND NEW-YORk STEAMSHIP COM
fheae and ITO
New York o Glass direct a. follows:
GLASGOW Saturday, April q, st II o'clock noon
EDINBURGH. Saturday, May At II o'clock noon
EEW-YORk. Saturday June 6, ct ~ Sci'ck noon.
GLASGOW. Saturday June % az l. O'clock noon.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Class as third class found with cooked provions
$50 An experienced Surgeon steshst 70 ssch Steamer
For freight or tAssase apply 10 JOHN McsYMoN;
No. II Broadway
New York City Bills Gold Ouly received for Passage
7 LIVERPOOL, NETWORK and PHILADEL-
IL PIIIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY-The steamship CITY
OF WASHINGTON will sail for Liverpool rom me 'fesm on
THURSDAY April 30 steamer will leave pier No ~
ct O'Clock precisely NJ to convey Psssensss, on
FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
N POUGHKEEPsIE.-Fse IS cents-The .teanoSat
THOMAS POWELL, Capt. A. H. Anderson, VII leave the
Jay.t Pier EVERY AFTERNOON At O'Clock Sundays en-
cepted commencing Saturday, May ? 1851
GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
" RAILROAD to Chicago, 81 Louis Rock Island - P.n
Mw sukee City and all places Yves, and south west
via New York and Enc Hew-York Central. American Lake
Shore, Great Western Railway and Michigan Southern HALL
the Great West The Road between Detroit aud Adrian is now
and trains connecting at Adrian with express ira
JOHN +. PORTER, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
Goal, Sc.

ACKAWANNA COAL.-The retail proe Of
the t. broken and crowned COAL reduced 10 IS
r, Of 2oo 10 delivered Apply ., our Yards eornr1 q
iRh-.t and shsv. Hut.rtst Wharf; Gouverne1f~ ana
the DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COAPAkf' No
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