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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-01
,CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, that the owners Of property lying onthe
" South side Of Vine street and exteniine from the
canal along said Vine tn the terminus OF the
Ann street the side walk TO he brought to the city
grade and laid with good and substantial brick pave
ment OF proper width, within thirty C days after the
publication Of this notice, and in default thereof the
Street Commissioner Is hereby directed to perform said
work, and the costs and expenses accruing thereby,
will oe assessed to, and collected by sale Of said prop
erty or much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs. By order OF CommonCouncil.
WELL II. WALKER. Clerk.
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The Last Chance.
KURTz has received o large and splendid
lot Of straw berries from Cincinnati-which
will be the last supplies of the season from
That prolific fruit market.
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RESIDENCE Lors AT AUcrIoS.-Messrs
Woolsey and Nelson, will sell this afternoon
ct o'clock at their auction rooms, old court
house, four choice residence lots in the up
per part of the city. A chance for bargins.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of property on the
~ north side Of Vine street, between First and the
alley, running parallel with said First street, ana be-
tween First and Second street. cause the sidewalk to be
brought to proper grade and reaid with good brick, OF
the proper width, within thirty days amer the pubica.
ton Of this notice. In default thereof the Street Com
missioner is directed to have said done, and the
sccrung expenses will he assessed To and collected by
sale OF said property or 30 much thereof as viii sans'
~ said lien and costs. By order Of Council.
WELL H. WALKER, Clerk.
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JUSTICE CARrER.-Judge Moore on hear
ing of the petition of the executors Of Justice
Carter, released them from their bond, and
declared the office of Justice ofthe Peace filled
by Carter vacant.
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From Havana.

CHARLESTON, June 90.
The steamship Isabel, from Havana, ar
rived yesterday, but brings no news Of inn
portance. The Empire City touched at Key
West on the Goth inst.
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BALTIMORE, june 80.
Flour dull, and finds no buyers ut 3d.
There is very little doing. 500 bns wheat
sold; red at ,s3. Corn, white 30, yellow 81.
Whisky slX@32.
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Cincinnati Market.

C1NCINNATTI JuHe-oV. r. NJ.
Flour very dull and irregular. some sales at
$40, it is offered at prices ranging from S,25
to $50; but buyers hold back. Corn de-
clinei to 65 with good deal Offering
Wheat dull and cts. per bushel lower
Whisky declined to 20 closing. nominal
Nothing done in provisions, prices entirely
nominal.
CNcrNNTTI, June-30 p. NJ.
River fallin ten inches since last evening.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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Washington Items,

WASHINGTON, June 2?.
j. L. Elliott, an operator attached to the
House telegraph line, has been appointed to
fill $1,000 clerkship in the P. o. Depart
ment.
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~TteTe was qutea heavy fall + snow o
New Lisbon in Ohio, on the 22d of June.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners q property on both
sides Of First street, and lying between Sycamore
graed and the pavement repaired when the needs
repairing and relaid with good brick, when the same
require relayingto he laid according to the established
width, within 30 days after the publication of this no.
tee: and i'm default thereof the Street Commissioner is
directed to perform said work; and the and
pensss arising therefom will be assessed and col
lected nv sale Of said property much thereof as
will satisfy said lien and costs. BY order Of Council
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 30-P. n.
TIE Empire City was allowed to come up
from quarantine to-day. Her mails and
passengers arrived yesterday.
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Arrived

Arrived from New Orleans. Forest Eagle
Bornce, Cronstadt, l. N. Cushing.
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GbansSilIs Bully ysiirnaI.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. July /. 1857.
Messlss OF the City Council Last Nishs.

Meefins OF the City Council Last NiShs.
The City Council met last night, to act
upon the School Committee Report.
1t was ordered, by majority of one, that
tax Of twenty-five cents on every hundred
dollars, BE levied for school Purposes, for the
current year: The result Of the vote was APP
plauded By large crowd Of citizens, who
had assembled to witness the action Of the
Council upon The subject. We shall REFER to
the subject tomorrow.
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TELEGIAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
TO THg
DAHL JOUR
River and Ws0ther.

LOUISVILLE, June S0-A. n.
River receding. Seven feet tw o inches in
the canal, and four feet two inches on the
falls.
~ PITrsBtReH, June 30-A. n.
River ftvs feet three inches, and falling
Mercury seventy-three. Weather clear.
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CrScISNArI, juno 80.
Weather clear and cool.
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GNotton Yarn.
u yOhags Hope Mills Cotton Yarn No. 5, s and Z.
Just received and for by
jes WHEELER & RIGGS.
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Arrival Of the Hermann.
n New YORK, June 20.
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SECTIOyAI. MATS

viii be sent To any one who viii enclose ffty cers In
postage stamps, and books pamphlets containing
numerous instances Of successful farming. signed by
ne;shborhood of the railroad lands, throughout the
Stateaso the cost Of fencing, price Of cattle. expense
on-will be cheertully given, on application either
personally or by letter, in English, Frsnch German,
addressed to JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioners Of the illinois Central r. r. Co.,
~ Office in Illinois Central r. r.. Depot, Chicago,
Illinois. felatni&w
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Deceived
h Is boxes W. r. Cream Cheese,
~ bales Cotton Batting
- bags do Yarn. 500, 600, 100, 800,
% do white and colored carpet chain
just received and for sale by I. e d. HEIMANN.
myl9
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Markets.

Tin has declined 4c, with an easier mar
ket. Barring Il Bros. quote Welsh rails and
bars dull, the latter being quoted at 81 IS.
Sales Of pig iron Is Cd.
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THE PRICES ARE FROM ss TO sso.
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.


Twenty per cent. viii be deducted from the
credit price for cash.
Those who purchase long credit, give notes paya.
be In - 3 4, snd years after date. and required
TO improve onetenth annually for FIVE years, to
have half the land under cultivation, at the end Of
that time.
Competent surveyors viii accompany those who
wish to examine these lands free of charges and aid
them in maxine selections.
1hs lands remaining unsold az rich and valuable
as those which have been disnnsed Of -
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
srAre pErAErarxr.

Commerce n he Aaore.A correspondent at Fayal,
der date OF April 3d. aments his inability
any improvement In the between the Azores
and the United States The vintages Of 1855 and 1856
much injured by the .odium both in regard to
quantity and quality, that no wine has been shipped
abroad and the quantity yet remaining Of former vim
tages is exceedingly small
From the island Of St Michael there shipped last
season. just ended, amount equal TO three hundred
thousand Sicily boxes of oranges, about forty thousand
from Tercera, and about fty-five hundred from this
island and OF all that quantity only about fifteen hum
dred boxes shipped to the United States Shipments
have been made larger scale but the results have
been uniavorabe the vessels having to contend with al
most constant gales of contrary winds and the fruit be-
ing of pershable nature than that of Sicily Spain
and Portugal The importation of cereals viii swell the
amount OF imports, but it win be very ephemeral and
the ports will be closed circumstances viii per-
NIT.
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NAVY pEpARrMENr.

Daiea Ship Cana. The Navy Department has received
an unofficial report from H. c. Caldwell, assistant
geon dated United States ship Independence, Panama
Bay, May s. 1857, in which he states he had been in
formed that there exists practicable route for ship
canal from the Gulf Of San Miguel Rio Sarana to Fuete
del Principe few miles above where the tide reaches
thence northey about north by east low ground
the Atlantic to Caledonia Bay little north of it
and that the whole country is low, well wooded waered
and aboundng in game, and that small party
from the Sarana to the Atlantic and return,
king path road they in less than ten days. with
out fear of Indians disease In of necessity he
added, the whole route could be traced in day.
Dr. Caldwell communicated these facts to Commodore
Mervine who detailed small party to accompany him
The report highly interesting and establishes the fol-
lowing important facts, namely
l. That the summit level Of route from Principe
nrthery the Atlantic is within eight miles of the Sa
rama and would not prove nsuperabe to engineering
skill in constructing ship-canal
That there Is lower tract of land from the Rio Sa-
rama to the Atlantic than has been examined by any
previous observers.
That there is gap the Atlantic coast range
the northwestern limits of Caledonia Bay.
in view of the importance OF the subject it is
able to believe that the report viii receive the attention
Of this government.
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INTERIOR pErAnraKsr.

44ctig Commissioner Of Indian 4faus. Charles E. Mix,
esq., Chief Clerk Of the Indian Bureau, has been appoint
ed by the President Of the United States acting Commits
OF Indian Affairs during the temporary absence Of
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Gen. Denver who
has gone to New York business connected with his
Office
Pension Bayyau following is an abstract of the
business Of this bureau for this month May under the act
Of March 8, 1855:
Number of applications for bounty land received 1888
Number of warrants or certificates issued B. 439
1t will require 5l3 900 Of land to satisfy these
warrants, as follows
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.irrical Of hc .4r4.

NEw YoRK, May 29--The steamer Ariel has arrived
here from Havre with dates to the 10th.
Cotton at Havre dull The sales of the day were
700 bales
The monthly statement of the Bank Of France exhibits
change.
The materials of the ship Sea, of New Orleans were
sold at auction for f317 Fifty pounds were offered for
the hull and refused
The reported failure of the Russian railway scheme is
confirmed
Money at London on Saturday stringent Ten per
cent paid for loans consols. The exchanges with
China unavorabc il is believed large shipments
Of silver would be induced
The Manchester Guardian Of the 10th SAYS that trade
the past week the worst Of the season Two small
failures reported.
meeting had been called 10 decide upon the propricy
Of curtailing the hours in all branches of labor
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E,c;,emeot ia Ohm.

CINCINNATI, May 29.Much excitement has occurred
to-day in Greene county by the United States marshal
conveying four persons through the county the charge
of harborng fugitive slaves He resisted ia his oh
ject and writ Of ha5a corpus issued to test his right
Finally he was overpowered by crowd in Springfield
and the prisoners liberated.
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). G. Herring & CO.'S patent champion safes.

>. z. HeFFiHk q OU'b FdtcHt NH""PsO'f NA1e''
TIME subscribers grateful for past favors, and
bestownk their patron
TINT were necessary 70 exh a
have enlarged their d by oeIn IN extensive ware
Hall This enlargement OF warehouse room Win inc
Of their factory viii enable the snbsc
larger stock OF nre md burglar
proof establishment in the world Particular al
sres for private families 70 match
with furnnre, for the security Of plate and jcweiy
Also
make TO order all kinds c money c Ns
doors Halls powderroo locks or banks
or store pcnt permuaon bank lock ana eger
Iaicnt letter lock, without key
s. c. HERRING & Co,
Nos 135, 1871, and 139 Water street, and
No PSI Broadway, Murray st., New York
r. CoYIE x CO., Agents
Washington, ID. G..
b. W. KNOWLES Agent
May 26-1y Richmond virginia
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DIED.

Illinois tho 2lst
the fourth wear age BENJAMIN LOUIS eldest
and rIs Thus the tender
oy little children Me- for such
5 he Kingdom OF Heaven
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General Walters Morrme,sts.

NEw 0RLEAss May Pet is General Walkers inten
ton to leave here for Washington as possible
may be looked for by the last part of next week
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. A. Il. A. whitIock a. Co.

Ben. a. f. A. whitIock a. Co.,
Is Beekman Street. Of Nassas, opposite the Aaor
House,
FRoFfEToHs on I,sE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cRfMANr CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cdsnac brandies for druggists and
merchants oard Dupuy, Co., Hennessey tin Gas
tku Co. highest and sole
peo brand :ae native proof aud navcr of
Cognac, viz
yIney q Chssesn Bernard
Ilqueur champs dor,
superior vineyard, yieux tosnac,
ALSO
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
ssbnape,
And several brands f cherry and rri wines, AS
Aes poriers, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, cRfaAST
&EAw Co the exclusive owners q the vine and
In receipt shipments b regular packets and beg these who
NAV NOT have vrn under their guarantee that
viii be found superior dcay flavor and quality vine at
present imported.
Benj. NJ whfisck,
Eiwid A. whiock, =. -
fredk J. Haversuck, BEN. a T. A. NhiiiUh w.
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer
May 26--ly$
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ID ErRIGERAToRs. Ice Pitchers. water-coolers

oecream frcexrrs, ScI have received house.
furnishing Hall Farren's upright
ho1ntai refrgeraio with wnernsns vcnsor acbed
Experience has that
the best rcrigrrators market.
Patent silver plated Btanpis peher In addition
luxury o always having hand the
viii almost for The price of pitcher IN
waercoolcrs, handsomely painted containing from FIVE
gallons.
Astin patent magic cczes warranted TO produce
perior about six minutes
Together with large of cabinet
keeng sricls generally All az wb win be sold very prices
and accommodating terms
Nay N-a,Nof c w DOrFIFn
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Robert Haering German of great ingenuity, is the
inventor Of the hard rubber for setting teeth
W Fh he has further perfected rather superseded, by
'E use Of glitta-percha
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The Ne,cbmg Tragedy -0m Dinorered.

NEw YonK, May 3o,-The body Of the murdered girl
at Newburg has been identified that of the wife OF
Thomas Brown, negro belonging to Lowell but former
ly residing in Boston. Brown is in Newbmg in the
custody Of the coroner.
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NEW YoRK May 29.--Tbe Quaker City has arrived
with later dates from Havana Sugars firm rcighs
steady, and exchanges depressed II reported that
Santa Anna would arrive at Havana in few days en-
route to Mexico under Spanish protection The British
vessel war Arab sailed ON the 25th.
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CUMBERLAND C0AL.--Just received by canal
~ two Of Cumberland COAL which win sell
market price.
All Goals upon plank thereby rendering
entirely free from carihy matter which Of the FIRST importance
the consumer. CAsI1lEAAN a BRO.
Corner of 9Th and II
May15-eod2w opposite the National Hotel
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stamped Envelopes.

Posr DraNrxrsT
May 90 1857.
CsEALED PROPOSALS will be received until g. D.
yeopes department period Of four years
70 / Or noe size az by x inches Of 9 white hit. paper
such proportions Of aud may ordered.
No Or 9s % , ~ S y sso,1sa ~ sh- bun or white Or in such
Proposals also invited for furnishing straw board boxes for
packing parcels envelopes o 100 500 each and for wooden
Tor packing parcels of 10 10 25 600.
quality specially for the and sh
Postmaster General direct They must be gumrned for
packed charge packing and furnished complete and ready
for such quantities. az may be required TO OIL the orders post
An sscn, Of the department address parcel
pasted the box by the manufacturer without charge
The dies m enbosslng ,be postage stamps On he envelopes are
ma sss & order Al .he expense Of the contractor
requested 70 furnish samples Of paper with their bids
Of the quality they e manufacture Of the envelopes
security win be required for the faithful performance Of
and payments under will be made quarterly Price
quality samples suHcncy Of the bidder viii be considered
10 the night 10 anna whenever be shall discover tina,
the any part Of y s offered for sale .hs market for The
The contract who shall be his opinion less able and
served to annu the perform fafuy any
The number envelopes pmsers quarter
ao7, $50 No !, stamped cents.
1 ei1oS :, 10
The bids marked Proposals Stamped Envelope
addressed Third Assan, POSTMASTER General Post once De
May so-dJuly6t Postmaster General
YTyO THE CITIZENS OF WAsHINGToS.-Since nv nomi-
for the responsible oncs q register Of the
reports been circulated Injurious
confidence In the o justice of fellow
submit Following card from present employers.
WIN MORGAN.
Tho undersigned composing the rm Of Parker
Co having reports calculated standing
arfer who
fr the register beg leave that
worthy in every respect well calculated once with
credit and hereby fellow citizens for their
support shall cheerfay support him for Office
Iayin9 that win be for the Interest ef our city.
GRO PARKER
TfitS PARKER,
NAV sOt jos n. BRYAN
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william Grandin,

cotysf1IoR .TIAw
AND UNITED STATES COURT OF cI.aiis COMMISSIONER,
Fra,lIa Neg Fork
for Maine Hampshire Vermont Connecticut hoas
Island Ohio, Indiana Michigan. Iowa, WIS
cousin, Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Georgia.
Florida &c.
Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and The United States Territories
Pensions, patents, and bountes speedily obtained
kinds of iawb successfully prosecuted.
Special attention paid to Ccqrt Of Claims business
May 26--6m
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Sh1,,erect.

NEw YoRK, May 3o.-The brig Rideout, from Boston,
for the Virginia Capes is ashore at Sqm inlet She
will be q total loss.
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INDIGENOUS RACES OF THE EARTH; or, New
chronological Inquiry contributed by Alfred Maury,
Pulszy Aken Meig o. D. fresh nves-
documents aud mnera by C. Mott Il d., and H.
Gllaon Price s.
Explorations and Adventures in Honduras comprising sketches Of
0ancho of the history
Central with original
ou4l Illustrations by William v. wells. S.
Notes OF European Travel in 1896 Rev
r. Edwards, A. NJ, 81
Common applied Religion; The bible the People by
L.. Beeeher 81.
Of Juyenal and Persius with English critical
explanatory by Charles Anton
Price
published and for sale at
TAYLOR MAURYS
3o-3t Bookstore 9th street
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25,s25,O5o

bounty land warrant for l60 acres issued few
days since TO Governor Rodman M Price of New Jer
sey for his services in the war with Mexico.
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would call the card OF VIM Grapdin who s
and Also commits
Claims Colonel Grandn thor
ouey the departments at
Washington The practice Of tho United states Court Of Claims
lNe,c Fork Dolly Nous
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NEW STYLES Of Spring and Summer Silks, &c.
IN 15 pieces Iiayadere chene silks, entirely style
pieces very rich chcne bouquet silks,
IS rich cbene doanced silk robes.
% rich brocade bounced silk robes.
25 checked and plaid nounccd silk robes-
IS founccd silk robes, nj S16 and $40, cheap
10 rich bercge robes, with grensdine nounccs.
T5 black chantlla Incc mnnllas, STYLES.
Is blnck lace haifsha.ls, mt ail prices.
go styles parasos an laeies' umbrellas.
25 wiiic and colorcd al-wool bcrrgc sbawis
pieces a. and S4 black mnniia lace.
pieces bayadcre binck silks
70 nounced French organde robes, &c
Also, additions 10 French embroidered
lace sets embroidered handkerchief.
Worked rnf1es thread laces.
SILK hsc thread hosiery.
Kid. silk and Isle thread gloves.
Linen cambric and hsndkerchiefs, &C
Togcor with complete oancy
domestic goods IN our ne 20 which respectfully invite the
thDn Of purchasers
May 5--3tawswif HOoF BRo & co
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

The Army Medical Board. The Army Medical Board
recently in session in the city Of New York adjourned
the 27th inst The following-naned candidates were
found qualified for appointment in the medical staff of
the army
l. Roberts Bartholow of Maryland.
2. Joseph C. Baily, of Pennsylvania.
s. j. Cooper Mckee, of New York.
4. Kirtly Ryland, of Missouri.
s. William A. Carswe Of South Carolina.
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rREAsURER,s STATEMENT,

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sGyE
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woolIens.
wheeler 4 wilson.

Wheeler 4 Wilson.
MANUFACTURING coMPAyYs nnRcvED SEWING yAcHNTs,
Faailies, Map.tacfares and Others.
rIyIESE machines combine all the improvements
ana ,h anannyas approval aud oorenda,oo that they
efved waan, The roIrie,ors N warmly resomnenag ns s
ass % esTh . y =, ass ,saa 's =
Among ta they all ohcrs
Isl Beauty simplicity and consequent freedom
~ uneSampied ease and raItdi'y Of operation,
l,h The rcmariabe erfec,on s,cbg sppca
e e r ] sS e ar ,asaay saa ,Sesa Sew YORK and 4 @
in the principal ciies Of the Union
May 2s-iys
Fashionable Dry Goods i'm New York.
immense assortment Of seasonable fabrics con-
N stanty on hand also, a full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK or cARpErNGs,
u a,tss rugs mats materas lace curtains gilt
cornioes, window shades, &c, AZ, Sc.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
LORD TAYLOR
25s, 2s7, $50, and 2sl Grand street,
May 26-1y aud AZ and 40 Csihnrinc street
Cyrus w. Field a Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No IL CIiT sired, NaO Fork
INVITE the attention Of dealers and consumers to
j thr large stock O printing writing .vraang and ~ other
which they offer for sale al the lowest market prices
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
trinity Buitiiag III Brocduoy.
TIME assets Of this company amount to nearly FOUR
entirely cash. which thyce md
da invested bond and mortgage
estate in the city and state Of New York valued at rne MT"
lions n dollars ss
profits already amounting million sr hundred
thousand dollars the property Of the policy huderF
TERMS IiunAL
int0rnaon sup
ried apply coTany's
FfEDK 4. WINSTON President.
EAAC Al5BATT, Secretary
sIFIPAsD IlOAANs, Actuary.
MINTURN POST. NJ. D. Medical Examiner.
Ma, 2G-lra
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summer Hatsi summer Hats.

summer Hats Summer Hats.
nTR stock of mems and Boys straw and felt hats
fcr summer complete
Every style satin braid Dghorn; Canton ana
senpes win hc found In establishments
All who with call may rely polite attention. and low
rr;rc~ Va u. WHITE CO.,
f Pennsylvania avenue between
Ninth md Tenth streets.
NBo assortment Of light of the choicest styles
embracing all shades, heights, and prices
Nav T4--eca2wn fstsrSfiates