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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-30

AHi' " "A i inh tCihlH L ONDo AXE hJQtAN
DERED.-The correspondent of the Terre
Haute Express at Indianapolis says:
On Thursday revelation was made in the
Senate which will give the people a faint
idea how, and why it is, the public treasury
is so often empty. Mr.. Wallace, Demo
crat offered a resolution, that Hereafter no
stationery be procured 10y the Doorkeeper
for the use of the Senate, unless upon the
writer order of the Secretary. In order to
secure the adoption of this resolution he
was compelled to make public the fact, that
upon an examination of the particular items
that went to make up the appropriation bill
of last session, he found a large amount for
hair pins, tooth brushes, looking glasses,
gold pens, gold headed canes, &c, &c, Four
Of the pens cost sixty dollars and the canes
from fifteen to twenty dollars each %
All these things were paid for by the
State, and ii was a matter Of some curiosity
to know how such things became apart of
the legitimate expenses of the last Legisla-
ture II was said they were all procured
| by the Doorkeeper of the House duringthat
session, and were allowed in the passage Of
the Specific Appropriation bill. Who this
Doorlleeper was it is not necessary now to
| say, but suffice il, he was a Democrat--and
the House was the Democratic one that
| elected Bright and Fitch. -a -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-30

Bag@ Miss julia Parker, Of New Britain,
Conn, feeling melancholy, on Thursdays
last, drowned herself in water only fifteen
inches deep.
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ANOTHER SHINPLAsFER-The St Louis
papers contain the following notice of an
Indiana shinplaster that appeared in that
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

&sT. CHARLES SALOON. NO. 6.
SFirst street, opposite the Post Office, Evansville
Indiana.-Thc citizens of Evansville and the pub
lie gederally .are respectfully Informed that this
magnificent saloon Formerly Burk's Exchange) has
been entirely reftted and furnished in every depart
ment, and is open for the season, where visitors
can always have served Up at the shortest notice and
in the most superb style all the delicacies of the
season, game of all kinds, Venison, Wild Duck,
Shell Oysters received daily, by express, as we'll
in cans will he served in every style to suit the
patrons of the Charles.
Billiard players will find at this saloon set of the
finest marble top Billiard Tables from tho well
known and celebrated factory of j. NJ. Brunswick
Co. <
Suppers served upat all hours, day or night.
splendid lunch will be served up, in the most
appropriate style, every morning at 10 O'clock
oct8 J. G.. HARRINGTON.
EEvEzEE REST.z.S.D PURE ST Bfl.gst.
~ DY in town, at the lowest figure, is at Decker
& Kramer's. Hotel and CofIee-heuse keepers, and
all othors that can appreciate good liquor and wish
to buy it cheap in quantities TO snit, call soon as II
goes of fast. s(octll) DECKER KRAMER.
NTB n " IL n n ~ ~ g .4sysV EUCh-,
q WHEAT FLOUR @
brfs Cranberres-extra quality
10 bags Buckwheat Flour;
In store and for sale by VICKERY Bros
movie No 81 Main st.
zee ~ &c EE.E Y-.-RxFTRQLFF
O. y & SON generally known as Bittrolff s) at
No. as, Main street, have Just received their new
stock OF Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, superior
Plated Ware, Spectacles, nc, among which will bc
found all the latest and most beautiful styles in the
market - a
We wish it distinctly understood that we war
rant the quality OF our JeweIry to be good any
made and in style, beauty of finisl and excellence
of Workmanship, it is not TO be surpassed. We
full assortment of Clocks always on hand.
octSd&w2m . ~ azllisi rsszzs7 ~ isE.s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-30

Berthe official rcturns Of tbe votes IN
the recent Illinois election, show The fottow
ing aggregate results of the vote for Sapor-
intendent of Public Instruction ee.
For Bateman, Republican 1885
" French, Douglasite, l224I3 -
g Reynolds, Adm. & s5,i12
z7 t2I585
Democratic majority, -. ..,.,,,,. 5000
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ITTEPR. IND C0D.S'TRs' ORDERS
q taken at - cents ior Groceries or ell debts at
nov3Q u. ii. COOK & SONS
@IE.FEAHTERS y HDDGE, (Snccessors
~ to Il. $. Hewarlj Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, No. ! Water street near
Main, Evansville lndiana.
lssS- Liberal advances made on consigRments to
New Orleans
R. c. SLAUGHTER. -. SLAUGHTER. HonGE, JR-
Iov3O-1yd
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aHEH:r; En.nRER-THE PEOPEE


Il are just beginning TO lind out that Watson,
EeWbury ~ Co, can, and do, &c II lumber cheaper
than any other dealersi IN towns consequently, they
go there ana bay, and well satisfied that they
40 twice aud three iIIes ever. Row, calculate
stay here nd sell boards, wesay 10 all who in
want OF plank come and w, til. of Main
and Eighth streets, and will satisfy you, that
what say is true. WATSON, NEWBURY q Co.
ectI1
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6Haebes was evidently. the organ of
Bright al the meeting, and the doctrines he
5Proclamed are TO .be The ayoWel principles
7of the Bright fiction in this Staff It Is, to
be seen hos large a party they ca N rally
upon thispltra pro slavery platform, which
is denounced by all prudent and sensible
mea at The Sonth,s1. l g
HfFePrentice, of the .ouisvilIe Jostf,,ai, is
spoken Of rs the probable American candi-
date for GpYornoF of Kentucky
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-30

The name Of Nj, p6ligla$ VAS the watch
word Of mischief in thiss stateTin the late
elections The result is that While NC have
earfIetI the State aud elected Our State Of
iiccrs aIid Judges Of the Supreme Court, we
have q Republican Legislature, and Il Re
publican delegation in Congress. In three
of the districts OF this State men calling
themselves par 5accH95Fs Dounlss- lnen, were
candidat Is agaip5t the regular 4rominees of
or ,liaytv3-s Twoaot' those districts We have
lost aud anotltel Shas been lost 70 us BY the
ame h9ilueaees The Republican Legisla-
turo IS no# copiening offices on some Of
these piea as The sTewart sef their treach-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-30

THE WAY THE STATE FUNDS ARE SQuAN-
DERED.-The correspondent of the Terre
Haute cypress at Indianapolis, says:
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Democratic majority. ..,,,,,,- 1920
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Ep III. sRoRF s 6o., CO.H.HEssfO.N.
EAe MERCHANTS,
a CAAIP STREET, ss
g = NEW ORLEANS, La.
r. n sHoRT Toct22-6md1 - fR s HOWARD
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-30

~ EN- Syrup, extra, ~ -. - -
Rebeiled sugar house Molasses, y s-5.w
Crushed Sugar, ,- -. ,s-.-.- - +
Powdered Sugar, - -.s -,.,lw .-.ss
Loaf Sugar, E---
s 100 gross Gates New York Matches,
25 dozen Durkee's Stove Hacking,
10 dozen iron bound Half Bushels Received
Ia L., Inn.
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ERNqX .NOTEeE-.N.oTIe1G Us ME RE

~ by given to the Tax Payers of yanderburgl,
County, that have received from tho Auditor Of
the County the Tax Duplicate for the current year.
and will be prepared to receive the Taxes assessed
for the current year (1s5s) at my Office, from and
after the 18th day OF October, 1858.
For the rate of Taxation for the current year,
small hand bills posted up through the County
THEODORE VENEMANN,
oct22-GsFd Treasurer Of Vaa. CO. 3.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-30

FSvFs.9sR'RS GEF'EN'Ea NEXT THDzsS s.
~ DAY.-Al We who wish to give thanks car
find an the necessary articles snch az. -I
$50 los dressed Chickens and Turkeys; l1ts
CranberrIes,
- Pumpkins,
s8 Hzgst Oysters,
s.---r.-.... g.. EJsins, .-is d!
CUants, s-
Citron,
And many other good thngs, at
novel 2. II. COOK d SONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

Ac,prry or Musrc-FNuS ON OrKRA sEAsoS.-rbe
summer season Of italian Opera st The Academy vas
brought last night with the pcrcr o por
TORS Of ola rrsvIaa" and "Masanero." The house
wa we'll attended bat should have been much fuller.
The season has only paid Tie working expenses the prn
cpa srtss receiving little or nohiDs for their
The performance OF lest night the csosentn OF the
series under this Management rhe operas pcrforossi
have been the "FAvora," the "rrsvAu, !" W 8srbisro,
'sdi sviss" the "rrova ors,' "Lloaa di csAmounx,"
"MassnieIlo'' and "ssppho" The sompuxsys fsuEs OF
the sesson, In pecupisry point Of viey has asready
been ,ounted for The operas all admirably
cered, far az The principal psss concemed, and
Mmo de ossyaoisa has especially distinguished hsrsem
II announced thai she stovt 10 re,un to Eirops, but
trust that Inducements sD, be osered 10 her 70 revisit
toe uniscd States. NenS Al TIE other sriss gill DO
retained ~ Mr. Nsre,zsx. ssus Gasses sails for Europe
mmcdriely, and VIII return ~ilh None. Gl.sser en- sd
mirssIe artist s.scr Brapol also purpo1ss 10 mako NJ
Eoropeaa sip awirs his sunmes ee~e;'
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made to have license granted Last year nesei
tor the press nj year. but the Board declined to do
ihis following that tie lay did not warrant such
tipn.
An examination Of the pupils of the female dc.
rartmeut Of Sc. Patricks Cathedral school took
place at the institution in Mulberry street yesterday
The exercises were very efficiently got through aul
premiums given to large number of scholars Ad-
dresses were also delivered by the worry Rev William
Stsrss. Vicar General, and the Hon. John Kelly.
The Commissioners OF Health met at the usual
hour yesterday, the Mayor, President H.swsl, tho
City Inspector, and Drs. Thompson, Rockwell and
Miller being present. A communication WAS re 81
from persons residing in Thirty ninth street. near
Second avenue. complaining Of the nuisance occv-
stoned by an immense heap o. manure accuuulst.
ing in that neighborbood The letter was referred
30 the City Inspector, and the Board adjourned
The particulars of the late puyilistic encounter
between Tom Ssyers and Paddock for the champion
ship Of England are given this morning. with a re
port of the affair which came of same Cay between
Charles Lynch "the American" and John Harrug-
ton.
Tire receipts OF beef cattle during the past week
amounted to 2.74i head, decrease of .382 head
Is compared with the week previous Tue market
s>~As"y ""o WY u"ig uiit prizes utCilcQ
one.baf to one cent per pound Notwithstanding the
short supply. In other descriptions OF stock the
demand was fair, without material change as 70.
gsrds prices.
the coucn market was quiet yesterday, while tie saes
we're corGSec 10 few hundred bales without cssree Of
m"msrt IN rr'oes Some waiting he arrival OF the
Araba's letters, which 10 hand yesterday eveainS
ser the ciose Of business hours Flour heavy aad
oosed ct lower rates for eupevGne aud medium grades Of
state and Western, while sales were moderate Prime
cssgoce Of wheat aud hmy heid wi lie poor
i abd os~p csrgoes plenty and heavy. Too sales
emh'ared soou 80 oUo 40 900 bushels rates given in
another column. Corn crn ard 10 good demand with
far amount Of saee rors less buoy sn, sales Of mess
made NJ SIG So s6 So prime a. tt3 IS tis
10 Sugars coct aued active aad e,m, with sales Of
soout eoc hhds and q cargo Ct molsdo the rates CT
which, with the amount Of stock in market, wi bs
torro ELSEWHERE. Ccee quiet but steady the stock
OF al kros IN this market amounts 10 about so bags
Of which Io,79a RIO ocO do Sanscs aud $50 mats
Java Freight engagements moderate though WITH
more ederrg than on the previous day. 10 uverpo,
about Sc COO bushels OF wheat opRsged in bsgs al
AKA GOO bbls flour ii Is 1kd 1s. 3d., with bacen
AID lard ut les
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tbs ATLANTIC TkIEoRAPh ENrERrRIsE "A

tbs ATLANTIC TkIEoRAPA ESrERPRIsE "A
portion Of the community has begun to augur
i'll to the ruccess of toe Atsautic t.elegraph eu-
terprise, from the fact of the Niagara Not having
yet repor'ed herself at ST Johns; but wen the
circumstances are considered, it will DO Asea
that that feeling is, as yet at least, premature
The Arabis, which arrived at Halifax on Mon
day, passed what was supposed to be one OF tue
Telegraph squadron. on the Esd Of Juoe, ia
latitude 53 Sc, Longitude 80 08-several de-
grees distant from the point at wh'ch tue cab,e
Was to be united, aud whence thu vessels were
20 start fer their respective destinations. They
may have probably met OF the 10Th, aud sepa
rated on the 26th or 9th. As 1t will have
taken from week to ten days to lay the cable.
it is evidently an impossibility that the Niagara
could arrive before the eud of this week 1t is
quite clear, therefore, that her non arrival up
to this time furnishes no ground whatever for
depending as to the Result Of the enterprise.
What a singular coincidence II would be-
and II hooks by no mrsns ~ be an unlikely one-
should che two countries be first udited by this
electric bond on the anniversary of the day
when, eighty two years ago, they were politi-
cally discovered The happening OF such an
event would iGsaso =. new e.eeneut iatO the
celebration Of our great national holiday, the
Fourth of JAY aud give new spirit to the
general rejoicings OF the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

The FREE LOVE CONVENTION OF
INFDELrY.-The New York Times and Tribune,
the organs of the free love, in6del aud Fourie-
were full on Tuesday, of reports Of the recent
convention held at Rutland, Vermont The
occasion was imposing. All the prominent free
lovers, infdels, socialists, spirItualists e, hoe
genus omnc, we're present in force. Never were
they In higher feather or better spirits. Never,
according to their statements, did their cause
look more promising or their prospects
brighter.
The opening speaker was Mrs. Branch Of
New York, who, We are told, Is O handsome
looking woman of thirty, with profusion of
curls She is free lover. She holds that mar
riaee Is the ruin Of society; that woman has q
right ito love when she will, where she will,
and as she will" that she has right to "bear
children when she will and by whom she will,
After bitterly inveighing against man for
'givipg women the right Of bearing children"
this lady wound up her speech with the follow
ing resolution
Resolved, That the slavery and degradation Of woman
proceeds from the nssution Of marriage that by too
CO0F4Ct CO0tful
person, her property hor labor, her Affections chill
drcn and her freedom.
This lady was followed by others who pro-
pounded similar views, and at last there came
young Pennsylvanian, who declared that he
had carried free love into practice; that "he had
married himself to his wife, aud that when
they chose "they would separate without the
help of God, priest, or magistrate"
Slavery was the next topic handled Henry
c. Wright desired to ''see the Union damned 10
everlasting damnation," If II was to pcrpetuste
slavery. Mr.. Cutting would rather Ego to he'll
and be q man than 20 to heaven and be
skulk." So he was for abolition.
Religion coming up accidentally, MI. Thomas
Curtis took occasion to pronounce II "the black
est and most scoundrel like name In the world
Other gentlemen followed In the came strain,
each differing from the other In the form aud
manner Of his dcnunciations, bat oil agreeing ia
preclaiming the Bible TO be q humbug aud
Christianity o delusion. Naturally and con-
sistcntly enough, this led to not very harmo-
nious endorsement Of the doctrine of spiritual
ism, which was thoroughly discussed by the
apostles.
Whether this convention will succeed In
spreading throughout the country distaste for
religion, matrimony and the constitution re-
mains to be seen; II II does not II will not be
the fault Of Its newspaper organs, the Tines and
Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01
The Railroad Convention at Buffalo.

BCnALo, Juns 20, IsbS.
An important Railroad Convention convened 1t shs
CLARENDON Hoa.s this morning. 10 eneervor 10 sehe tas
differences between the Erie and Central roads args
number CT delegates present, representing ali he
principal nes East and wess The Coo .soon orgAsixsl
BY appointing W. Brooks Of the ai,aissn Ccntrs rssd
chairman. ACommi'tee Resolutions sas also appoint
cd. The session W day unhxmonious and tao d.
bates stormy, and n,shins mpilshed ssssioa
being held this evening" but Is ycs WITH little prsspea
OF an srransemeut being efftcted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

csc,en thai exists on the part Of the several par
ties claiming TO hold an exclusive grant Of this
route, it would be veil II oil Ct them would make
u clean breast Of il and publish the documents On
which they rest their respective claims Will
Lot Commodore Vanderbilt publish the last
grant be is said to have obtained from Nicsra-
qua, and LET us SEQ the ground he stands on,
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arkses.
purJADHIrUIk STOCK BOAnn.

Phil ADnLPHth erOCN noAhh
gruLsDx,fmA, June 20, 1884
socss are very dull. rcocsylyana AaAs ives, SOW.
renrsy ivAala Railrosd, &tx.
New o,rx,xs June ~. 1861
The sales Of cotton 70 iay iooD e. IKE fov
iddinq the market closing With na socs
me sales OF the sst three oars ts NO 600 ba A. sa
the receipts of the Ao6o bales The acp,s ~
this port 70 date io2 TOO bales ahead OF sss year
&c. F,our--vesy dull; super6nc ~ as rxonanee on
London los lssk TreIshn-orsson TO rsvwpooi, "a.
The sales Il cotton "a day were 800 bslss, Il ike isr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

NEWSPAPER PRESCRIPTION IN GERMANY
There must be something rotten in the State of
Prussia when II allows itself to be frightened
by half dozen German newspapers published
in the United States. We see that the govern
ment at Berlin has begun to initiate that OF
Louis Napoleon in its censorship of the press.
The Secretary of the Interior of Prussia has
accordingly prohibited the circulation Within
that kingdom Of two German papers published
in chis city-the Stats Zeitung and the Nem
Zs,t (the latter being already defunct); of one
published in st. Louis, der Anseigcr des Wesens;
of the Wisconsin Demokvdt, published in Mani
towoc; of the Volls Zihaag, Of Michigan; of the
Davenport Qowa) Demokrat and of the Chi
cago National Demokr@. In what manner
our Teutonic contemporaries have managed
to scare the authorities of Prussia we are at q
loss to conjecture, as we never fnd in those
sheets anything calculated to cause alarm to
the most nervous old woman.
We are afraid that his Majesty Frederick Will
liam must have communicated o portion of the
malady that affects him to the Ministers, and
that this decree against Americau-German
newspapers is an indication Of the disease.
Either that, or Prussia must be excessively
timid and easily frightened. We beg that 60
vernment to be treasured, and to try and keep
calm. We viii answer for the pacific intentions
Of our German fellow citizens, particularly in
these days of tropical heat, when they devote
themselves to little else than the consumption
of lager bier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

Nmo's GAnpss-Mr~ CrsuxAS's FAsswsrI Eyoaos-
nsSr-"Iondon Assurance" wss repeated on lest
evening with The great esst Of ncnday, including Mss
Cushmsn, hss Dcvlin, Mr.. n P.aciie, Mr. W. r Baxe,
Mr. L. Davenport, Mr. John Brousham, Mr. Gilbert nr.
Daw,cn &c. sc Tho house quite full, the per.
formAnce IVES admirable one in every respect "Guy
Nanperirav 10 niahl
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ALBANY, Jane 20, 1855.
me Canal Board today by parry VOC rrseiadsd the
reoer Instructions OF The Csns. Auditors Imposing ssSi
uona duties upon the assistant collectors or tolls rhs
democratic members ali voted fer rcscndrE he usruc-
TONS and the Americans and Republicans asans, rcssa
ira them.
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Destructive P1rS I'm New O~ieaos--Fstsi Dasa-
wASuScros, ydos 10, 1853.
Priva,s deerssches from Nc~ Orleans sssss ina, 90
stfuc,ve Are occurred therc yesterday. The
Emprese. schooner Minnie schiefa sad . s7aanh brg
were burned 70 tho vasrs egs, and the ships HAa~sh
Croker and Fanny Fosdiok slsoiy injured.
othcr dispatches say Inst duel eushs ysstsrday
bstscep Mr. HAnon, Of me True Deito, asd NJ Gibeosa
Of the Crcrcef which The latter Was snss AaAnv
injured.
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New aAyEs, Juss 20, 1885,
The stock Of an earthquake observed Ia various
parts u this CITY at eleven O'CLOCK last uisnt Il xa
lgut cpe. yet caused orocxcry 70 rAe AMI asuncy
fell By mary persons wno walking cut
fs-rhc ca'tbqastc 81 last night observed IN
Woodbridge, seven miles norsh~ee, from this city h
wssville, tso miles dssaat 10 the direction. AM IN
North Haven mics nearly from tue sssy
whore second Bot slso succx Ien The dirscsios
Of ihe vibrsros seemed to be from south 70 north mo
shock was also felt In Waterbury There have been ovs
two shocks Of earthquake recorded - having sccsrrsa
within The lat hundred years IN This vsriray.
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TUE NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE QUESTION
1t will be seen by a communication in another
column from the Secretary Of the American At
lcntic and Pacific Ship Canal Company, that this
corporation claims TO have The legal and exclu-
Give possession Of the Nicaragua Transit route
grant and thatit lie actively at work patLins Tin
order for an early opening In view Of the contra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

BosroS June 90 1855.
The royal mali steamship Europa Capt Le'os sascd -
,oosy, With e'gcy passengers tor Liverpool, anA
eishi for Halifax. she took out 20 specie.
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CuARExos, June "a, 1esel
The United States mali steamship Cousbia, CASA
Berry, from New York, arrived here on hosdAy srssr-
noon n sia O'Clock
CHARLESTON. June -. IoaB
me screw steamship Atlanta arrived here yssASsdav
moypiHs, (2sth iast)
SAVANNAH June 20, Mss.
The screw steamss'p Montgomery, Of CromSsD liss,
arrived here yesterday.
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BJsfos, June 30, fys6
Tbe telegraph neso Nsbaut the ooic- Is loessss
In the Eahans House, has been put c,npcss 40
v Afford vsers ~ shs attractive watering pscs &ssss
muscasiou with all parts Of the couxsry. me ssss
IN New York ID at No. "a Wall street