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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-03

FIRST WARD.-JN0. s. HOPKINS, ESQ,
will be supported Candidate for the Council, by
lhe Voters of the First Ward.
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FIFTH WARD. - Mr.. CARLILE: Please an.
nounce the name of NATHAN ROwLEY as Candi-
date for Councilman in the Fifth Ward, at the ensuing
election MANY VOTERS.
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FIFTH WARD.-WM. EMERY is a candidate
for Counc Imam for the Fifth Ward. lie is i'm favor
Of the Old Charter and liberal apportionment for
Free Schools. mr.,
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The Indiana Delegates voted as fol-
lows For Lecompton Niblack,
Hughes and Gregg.-Against, English,
Foley, Kilgore, Davis, Wilson, Col!ax,
Case and Petit.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~~~>~SC~~~~~o~oOC~H~~~~
Mr. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents Per line
A<zE solid Agate) one insertion; 20 cents per
line three times; 81 cents per line one wee2; discount
on longer time.
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FOR CONSTABLE.-JAMESF ITZWILLIAM
is Candidate FORE election Constable for Pigeou
towE ship.
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TWELFTH WARD COUNCILNiAN.-MR.
SMITH GAEiTT having been nominated by a large
number Of the voters Of the 18th Ward will serve
elected.
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CONsTADLE.-MR CARLILE: Please announce
the name of J. PAUL EVANS Candidate for
Constable at the ensuing April Election.
MANY VOTERS.
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Hostetter,s Celebrated Stomach Biaers, fol-

HOstetteFs CeIebrated Stomach Bftters, Tor
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic Debility
very pleasant in taste and SMELL and be taken
under any circumstances. In cases of Dyspepsia il
like magic, trengthenng the tone of the stomach,
stimulating the digestive powers, and giving rudy
health to the cheek, and brightness to the eye. In all
of diseases of the stomach, whether acute or
chronic, it may be recommended for its soothing cor.
dial and renovating influence. Dyspepsia, heartburn,
loss of appetite, nausae nervous tremors relaxation,
debility, &C., relieved by the Bters in very shor,
space Of time, and perseverance in their never
fails to work thorough cure, Kept at all the popular
saloons, and principal drug stores. lmr3ld& wlw
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election to the office Of CITY ENGINEER AND SUR.
vEY0R. mars
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THIRD WARD.-JAMES G.. JONES is a Can
ddate for Councilman in the Third Ward.
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A. G. SULLIVAN FOR COUNCILMAN IN
THE E1GHTEENTH WARD.-we are author
lied to announce that A. G. SULLIVAN is a Candi.
date for reelection as Councilman in the Eighteenth
Ward. Mr.. sullivan avows himself supporter of
the OLD CHARTER. and in favor Of liberal apIro-
prations for the support of FREE SCHOOLS. lie
desires that there be no mistake with voters of the
Ward in regard to his views on these issues. [mr.I
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@ We announced by an extra,
Thursday evening, the adoption of Mr..

o. We announced by an extra,
Thursday evening, the adoption of Mr..
Crittenden's amendment in the House Of
Representatives by majority Of eight.
This may be regarded as triumph for
the anti-Lecompton. party, though it is
not expected that the Senate will concur
in the amendment. In that event COM
mittees of conference from each House
will be appointed, and several weeks
may elapse before the matter will be adj
justed. For months the country has
been agitated by this great question.
The Senate and House have wasted
many weeks of valuable time, and we
cannot but rejoice that the question is
even partially settled. The adoption OF
Mr.. Crittenden's amendment by both
Houses would send the Constitution
back to the people of Kansas for adop-
ton or rejection, and it is probable that
a new Constitution fairly framed and ra-
tilted, would be presented even before
the close of the present Congressional
session. But, however the controversy
may terminate, the vote in the House
proves that clear majority are opposed
to the Lecompton fraud and in favor OF
the submission to the people of any Con-
stitution presented for the admission oil
Kansas. The following is the Recapitu-
lation Of the vote in the House on the
Crittenden Amendment:
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CITY ASsES60R.-Mr. PATRICK BURKE,
present incumbent, ID candidate for reelection, as
City Assessor. marll
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FOR AssEssOR.-wear are requested to announce
JOSEPH q. HABING, q candidate for City Assessor.
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CITY TREASURER. 8. SORENSON will
continue to serve as City Treasurer, il elected.
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SEVENTEENTH WARD.-H. l.. DANNET-
TEL is Candidate for Councilman in the Seven
tenth Ward Mr.. Dannettel ayows himself a sup
porter Of the Old Charter and in favor OF liberal
appropriations for the supporter Free Schools [mr2i
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J. p. ELLlOTT FOR COUNCILMAN IN

r. sCHMUCK is a candidate for the office VI
City Collector at the ensuing April Election.
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TO CISTERN RUII,
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

"A RCI INED III 4 SICIAN,
/Seventvfvey years Of age whose sands of lifeihave
near.y out discovered while in the East Indies
a certain cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bronchi-
Mis- Coughs, Cslds, and General Debility. The re.
medy discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter, given up to die. Wishing TO do S much
good possible, he will send to such Of his afflicted fell
low heings request this recipe, with full and exp
cit directions for up and successfully using it.
lie requires each applicant to inclose him shilling
three to be re.urneda postage the recipe,N
and the remainder to be applied to the payment OF
this advertisement.
Address, DR.. III. JAMES, y
apl-lmd&w Ia Grand street, Jersey City, n. ~
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CANDIDATES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HUGHES is a Can
didae for Constable of Pigeon Township, at the next
Election.
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COUNCILMAN IN THE SEVENTEENTH
WARD.-PETERS SHARPE, ESQ, is a Candidate
for reelection rs Councilman in the Seventeenth
Ward. Mr.. Sharpes antecedeIts are sufficient guar
antee for his future course in the Council.
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AWningmaker and Rigger.
VIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
- SapGains OF Steamboats,, and the public gener-
Ely, That ne has opened Sail and Rigging Loft in
carpenter Warehouse, on Water Street, where all
oruers IN his line will be thankfully received, and
punctually attended to.
, calls, Awnings, Tarpaulins, Wagon Covers and
canvas Hose, and every article in tn Rigging line,
manu- factureo at the shortest notice.
Orders respectfully solicited; 70 DC iefs ~ J. G.
fennenans Rope Store, or at the'L
sE- Ropes neatly splicea. -
mrl6 I'm CHARLES EvERf.
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COAL.
BODIAM MINING COMPANY

DUDIhM MIMI NU CUMPAN1,
Office Water street, under the Telegraph 0fice)
Cart loads of Is bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
iyered to any part Of the city at 81 90 per load. Coal
weighed, desired at the expense of the purchaser
Notes of solvent banks of ILLINOIS and Wisconsin ia
ken in payment. JOHN NYMOND.
dec2s-f. Secretary and Manager.
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j. +. EILIOTT FOR COUNCILMAN IN
FOURTH WARD.-Wear are authorized to announce
that J. Z. ELLIOTT is candidate for reelection
Councilman in the Fourth Ward Mr. Elliott avows
himself supporter of the OLD CHARTER, and In
favor of liberal appropriations for FREE SCHOOLS.
He desires that there be no mistake with voters Of the
Ward in regard to his views on these ssdes.
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iirol MHEELEK q hlGGS
oysters d sARDINEs-
" 80 boxes 10 cans oysters;
70 do 2b do do
mrsI '' . 10 cal ''ne'' Wheeler RIGGS.
II % hif chests Imperial @. p. h Y. II. Tea;
Is caddies Green do
- bags Pepper;
10 do Spice;
$50 mats Cassa;
case Nutmeg;
100 boxes ground Spices;
80 boxes Pepper Sauce;
80 boxes Tomato Catsup;
80 boxes Mustard just received and for sale ~
h,r3l WHEELER RIGGS.
1858. SPRING GOODS! 1858.
NEW STYLE ROBES AGRILLE,
II OkGANDE ROBES,
AGRILLE,
LAWNS,
GISGHAMs,
CHALLIEs.
SILKS,
Black Silk and Lace Mantiilas,
EMBRoIDERILs.
PRINTS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUsLyNs,
WHITE GOODS,
KID GLOVES,
MITTS,
CARPET RUGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
DAMAsKs, &C.,
with general assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
to suit the trade, at greatly reduced prices.
JAMES 0AKI.f &>SON,
-. I'M Fosters Block LIST sueet.
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New and Rare Book.

New and Rare Book.
HAVING been appointed by the Author
sole agents for this city for the sale OF his book,
entitled
EARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCHES,
by Hon. o. III. SMITH, offer the at retail and
to the trade az Cincinnati prices The book is OF
uncommon interest, and every family, with our
County, Township and private libraries, should have
the work. The press has uniformly spoken of the
work in the highest terms 1t is complete in one large,
beautiful octave volume Of $40 finely gotten
with artistic likeness Of the Author, by Butler.
DOBELL IL CONJUNCTION,
maT.os-3mis RooKsellers. Evansville. Ind
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a and BOOK BINDERI.-M. l.. JOHNSON
has received assortment of Paper from Royal TO the
smaes Note Paper, which is offered at wholesale or
retail.
will give the highest market price for RAGS.
Eemember the place, First street, near Main.
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kSUNDRlES-
- % hhds Sugar, fair 10 choice;
81 bbls Molasses;
% Il bbls do
8 tierces Rice;
25 bbs Tar;
% bags Table Salt,
10 bbls Losip;
70 bags Rio Coffee;
70 kegs Raisips;
so boxes Herings;
$50 drums Figs; in store and for sale by
mr2l WHEELER RIGGS.
Oil Cloths and Carpet House.
TUNHE LAR G EST and heaviest stock in town
III ceived and for sale cheapat
j. 0AKLY e. SONS,
mree-lm Fosters Block, LIST street.
NEW IRON STORE.
rUNHE undersigned has now hand full stock Of
il the BEST QUALITY of
Flat, Round and Square Bar Iron;
Box Vices,
Screw Plates, &C.,
which ne will offer at the lowest prices to and
PROMPT TIME BUYERS.
JACOB STRAUB,
mr26-lm Main street, bet. LIST and Cd.
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HAGAN g. CO.'S
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE.
PLAN.
fOR Dollars worth of Books, or upwards, Dough,
from enty We cents to Fifty dollars beside Sick.,
which will entitle the holder to a chance for
$50 Acres Of Land,
In Warrants Of $50 acres;
DO DO do do 50 90 do %;
when three thousand tickets are disposed Of
Gifts consist of
Gold Watches,
Silver Watches,
Composition wstches,
Gold Pens,
Gold Esrdsops, =
Gold Pencils, aad
Gold Rings
Geld Bracelets,
Gold Shirt Buttons,
Silver Thimbles,
Gold Breastpins,
and Miscellaneous Gins.
Agents persons sending us clubs Of Fifteen or Mn
ha, MI REEVE Dollar Book Gift, and Ticket
rants.
Books BougAt ard GIFTS accompanying them
Ue!trcred sohen the purchase is made.
TO Re decided by Tire" Thousand Tickets, duplicates
of those sold being placed in wheel and three drawn
out. The first drawn will entitle the holder az SINH
lar ,Inner to Ito acres Of Land the second 70 So
Books ordered by NAIL is cents extra, in stamps.
AS SAFES must lie very rapid, We EXPECT TO sell The
Jskeis IN four or six weeks All orders sddTesseto
Main street. here we have been for feen years viii
meet prompt attention
G. HAGaN &. co.
alESo GIN Louisville, Ky.
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CANAL STOR AGE

HAVE a large double Warehouse at the Cana
p Basin, carr able OF storing any amount Of produce
which will be received stored taken care OF and hell
subject to the owners orders. the reasonably
terms. p a 0,RTTE v
mh26'5S.
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apl-d&wim
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
- At 8. EMBICH'S.
For CASH ONLY.
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
NEW DRY GOODS, For Sale ~ O. h'0io"
FoR CASH ONLY.
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
,,r, At 5. EMBICH'S.
foR CASH ONLY.
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
NEW IRY GOODS, For Sal. ' " "
APPS For Casa ONLY.
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NOTICE.
yHNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing he.
IL tween the undersigned and John A. Davis is this
day dissolved
All the business of. s. MITCHELL CO. will be
settled only by the undersigned on presentation.
will continue the FoRw ARDING AND Commission
business in this city, and in absence will be repre-
scented by Mr.. 4. ScHGSLAUB.
Office and Warehouse, as heretofore, under the Tee-
graph Office JOHN s. MITCHELL.
Evansville, March 3lst, 1858. ap2-lwd
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, JAN 15.-The Navy
Department has received dispatches from
Lieut., Commanding Craven of the schoo-
ner Varina, dated Gulf of Darien, Dec.
9Th. He says he arrived there on the I'd
and has base line Of 1900 feet and will
be preparedto ascend the river Atrato on
the 9Th Dec, leaving acting master Brad
ford to prosecute the survey of the Gulf
in his absence.
The President has issued proclama-
ton embodying the treaty for the settle
ment Of the Sound dues question and
declaring its binding force on the Gov
eminent and the citizens Of the United
States
CT Hurlburt, of New York, Assistant
Clerk of the House of Representatives,
resigned to-day
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Thirty-Fifth Congress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-SENATE.--.
The Senate is not in session to-day.
HoUsE.-Mr. Bocock asked to take up
the joint resolution of the Senate, the
whole effect of which was this: An act
was passed at the last session of Congre IS
authorizing the naval Officers who were
effected by the Retiring Board to apply
within one year to have their cases ex-
amined, the action of the Naval Courts of
Inquiry being the ground upon which
the President might nominate their resto-
ration. 1t was not known outside the
Senate what was going off there, but it
was known that those Courts have acted
on certain cases, and the President has
made nominations which have not yet
been disposed of by the Senate. 1t was
fair to presume that the Naval Committee
Of the Senate were considering the pro-
ceedings of those Courts.
This was the last day when anything
can be done, under that resolution, which,
if not now passed, will render imperative
all these courts have done.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, would pre- fer
that the resolution should come up in re-
gular order. 1t proposed to increase the
number of officers of the Navy, which he
opposed.
The resolution was read.
MIR. Lovejoy objected to its considera-
ton.
Mr.. Burnett's resolution was passed
authorizing the special committee APP
pointed to investigate the facts attending
the sale Of Fort Smelling to employ a
stenographer. He remarked that this
was case in which the public interest
require close examination
On motion of Mr.. Houston, the COM
mittee on the Judiciary were authorized
to send for persons and papers in relation
to the charges agains Judge Watrous of
Texas.
MIR. Stanton offered a preamble setting
forth that it appears by the published re-
port OF the committee appointed to in
vestigate the affairs of the Middlesex
Manufacturing Company, that $S7, 900
We're paid to secure the passage of the
tariff act of 1867, and as no satisfactory
explanation has been given relating to !
the application of all but $4,000, there
should be an investigation, the charge
tending very seriously to the prejudice of
the reputation and character of members
of the late House who voted for the tariff
act. Therefore he proposed the appoint-
ment OF select committee Of five to liz
vestigate the charges, and inquire whether
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any member or officer of the House re-
oeived any part Of said money with pow
er to send for persons and papers.
If the committee find chat any part of
the money was paid for the use or bene-
fit, directly or indirectly, of any officer or
member Of the House, the committee
shall present the specific charges, in which
case another committee of five shall be
appointed to investigate such charges,
the accused to be informed of the place
and time of meeting, order for defence and
the examination Of witnesses, etc.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, January l6th.--Flour-
The market to-day was quiet with sales of
$500 barrels at S425a430 for Common
to good State; Ohio $4. TOAD 90; Southern
$4.50a4 90
Wheat--The market is firm--no tran
sactions worth reporting
Corn-Is firm. Sales Of 1000 bushels
linked at 70a73 cts.
Pork--ls firm sales Of Mess at $l4,-
rs.
Beef--ls steady; sales of Re packed
Chicago at $9.50al2 90.
Whiskey-Is frm-sales of Ohio at
219 cents.
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L AT EST VS.,
Arrival of North America.
FOUR LAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

roIf INA Is LATER FROM Ell ROPEt
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 18th. The screw
steamship North American has arrived
with Liverpool dates to Wednesday, the
3Oth ult., four days later than by the
Africa.
The steamship America arrived out on
the goth. u
The London Money Market was easier,
and there was prospect of a further de-
crease in the bank rates OF discount.
The exchanges on the Continent are
lower.
The suspension of Messrs. Tupton,
Hutton & Co., an old house in the Man
chester trade, is announced. The liabili-
ties of the firm were 100000. The sus-
pension of Messrs. Hinton Brothers, of
Old Broad street, is also announced. The
prospects of liquidation are favorable for
both firms.
Lord narrowly is to be succeeded in
the British Ministry by Lord Clanricarde.
The relief ofLucknow is fully confirm
ed by the details of the Indian mail. The
slaughter Of the rebels has been great.
1t was reported that the King of Delhi's
son and tive nephews has been shot.
The correspondent of the London Daily
News states that the rebels had placed
boy on the throne, and keep him in state
at Fyzabad, a large walled city defended
by fort and round towers. Here their
last stand Of resistance may be expected,
and they had concentrated all their avail
liable force at that point.
The Thirty-foulth Native Infantry
had mutinied at Chittagong, and marched
to Decca. A force of one hundred Euro
psans had gone to Intercept them.
The territory Of Cawnpore was threat
ened by large force from Dude.
Serious disturbances were expected to
occur at Rajpootre, and European troops
were urgently wanted.
The U. S. steam frigate Minnesota,
with the Hon. W. B. Reed, the U. S.
Commissioner, had arrived at Hong
Kong. Speedy operations against Cam
ton are to take place
France.
1t is said that all the exiled Generals
have received an unconditional permiss-
ion to return to France.
The steamer Sarah Sands has been
half destroyed by fire, but succeeded in
reaching Mauritius with the troops on
board
The troops on board the Sarah Sands
worked nobly to save the vessel. Merely
the shell remained of her, and there was
fifteen feet of water in her hold when
she reached port.
Financial.
LONDON, Wednesday, Dec. 3O.-The
Times city article says The funds
opened steadily, and showed tendency
TO increased firmness until after the regu-
lar hours, when sudden decline took
place. which it attributed to operations
in connection with the failure of a dealer
| announced yesterday Money was in
rather increased request, but there was a
full supply at 6aa7a per cent. A con-
siderable amount of gold has been sent to
bank.
The Daily News says it is believed that
the defaulter above alluded to has tran
sactions open to an extent considerable
more than million-chiehy Of options
The demand for money is moderate at
the Bank, owing to the fact that good
bills are readily discounted in open mar
ket
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HENRY VIEUXTEMPS,
THE manager has the honor to announce
Il that an arrangement has been effected
with that world-renowned and greatest of
living Violinists Henry VIEUxTEMPs who will
appear in these Concerts.
The Manager desiring to make this the
most BRILLIANT EVER GIVEN IN THIS CITY, beg
leave to inform the public that the following
eminent artists have been engaged, and viii
appear jointly with Mr.. THALBERG
VIEUXTEMPS,
Madame BERTHA JOHANSEN,
(Canta trice di Camera to the Emperor of
Austria, and prima donna of Italian Opera
House, Italy, Germany and Academy of
New York.
MISS ANNE KEMP,
(The Young American Contralto, expressly
engaged for the Academy of Music, N. Y,
for the production of English Operas and
Oratories.)
SIG. LEHMAN, the EN- inent Baritone.
Musical Director SIG. E. HASSLOIKER.
PROGRAMME:
MIR. THALBERG will perform Fantasies
on "Norma," F'Andante,' ''Serenade Don
Pasquale," 'Lucretia Borgia," the great
Duets from "the Huguenotts.'
HENRY VIEUXTEMPS will perform
Fantasia Caprice "Lucia" and the Duets
from 'the Huguenotts."
MADAM JOaANOEN-'Un Una W ce fOc0
Fa," from the Barbiere of Seviglia, the
Duets from tDon Giovanni" with Mr.. Leh-
man and the Ricci Valce.
Miss ANNIE KEMP, will sing cave Ma
ria" and the t'Dream Spot"
SIG LEHMAN will sing the Aria from
'Lucia di Lammermore'' the Duets with
Madam Johansen, from Don Giovanni.
The price of admission has been fixed as
follows -
ST so and 81, according to location.
The sale of seats will continue this morn
ing at the Bookstore of Mr.. Griffith, and
the Fancy store of Mr.. Schwarzkopf.
The ONE DOLLAR tickets can only be
obtained at the door on the evening Of the
Concerts.
NorIcE. Citizens of Portsmouth DESTROYS
OF attending the Concert, are informed that
them back after the Concert.
Doors open at 7, Concert commences at 8
o'clock. ia Ii
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Special Notice.

Tor Performing the Breath, Cleaning
Il Teeth, and Beaatyying the Complexion,
use ''BALM OF 1000 Flowers" For Dressing
Ladies Hair, use "WooDLAND CREAM" A
new Pomade. It curls gentleTen's Fniq beas-
tifully-Price so cents each.
Beware of Counterfits.
W. p. FETRIDGE d co.
Proprietors N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CKERY & COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King 4 Toy, and Santos
Wake & Co, and by all Druggists. de
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
T d, GHISELIN, Jr, Agent, Bookseller
q and Stationer, would inform his friends
and the public, that he has removed to the
store recently occupied by c. Schwarzkopf,
No. AZ, East Main street. directly opposite
Mechanics Hall. ia Is
A MEXICAN ALMANAC for 1858.
n This invaluable Repository of useful and
statistical knowledge tor the 1858. Just re-
ceived and for sale by
]. D. GHfSELIN, Jr, Agent,
ia " No. AZ, Main Street.