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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-05

THE Mr.. VERNON EsTATR.--The
Grand Lodge of Masons, in Virginia, re-
Gently addressed n circular to all the
Grani Lodges in the Union, asking con-
tribntions to pay for the purchase OF the
Mount Vernon Estate from John A.
Washington, to make the ground, where
remains all that IS mortal Of the Father
OF his Country, Masonic property. The
Grand Lodge OF Indiana, Mt its recent
session, regarded the project "a specn-
lation of Mr.. John A. Washington, and
voted unanimously against contributing
anything toward gratifying his desire for
getting $4,000 for 200 acres Of land.
1t appears to us the Grand Lodge OF In
diana. committed great mistake. The
aVarice Of Jno. A. Washington, should
not have prevented the Masons from do
ing a noble and patriotic duty. II il
is obligatory upon the citizens of the
country, or Of the Masons in particular,
to rescue the burial place of Washing
ton from desecration and vandalism, il
should be done al any cost; and to stop
TO hlggle about the price, shows as mean
and poor spirit as they have found in
John A. Washington. If the price "had
been reasonable" says the Grand Lodge
they would have contributed. They
won't contribute because John A. Wash
ington is selfish, mean, man-an un
worthy descendant Of Washington.
such be his character, the obligation {,
rescue the tomb from his sorded, avari
cious grasp, is so much the more impera
tive and urgent; and the duty shonl'
not have been measured by its cost. tn
vote does no honor to the craft, an
shows lack OF the proper sentimen
which the call should have awakened
and too much.ot the spirit of the shoI
which cyphers up the expense of ever
patriotic and noble impulse in dollar
and cents. We trust the next meetin
of the Grand Lodge will reconsider tn
decision.
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ey-We sometimes almost unable 20 describe
our symptoms, and do not know what ais us. We
lind ourselves nervous, weak and physically rrostra
ted. We have a terrible sinking at the pit of the
stomarh; feverish brow field breath, and gloomy
forehoding mind. Such.symptOms arise nom dsor-
glnized stomach ani disease, liver. HoStsefs Veg
eable Stomach Biiters are peculiarly adapted Ia
these symptoms that they give appetite, mpart
tone and yigor Ia the system ana in every respect
build mp the broken down and emaciaied invalid -
They are peculiarly adapted to weak and delicate fe
males. Sold nv druggists ana dealers generally.
ie1-IV
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-05

CI- A Mr.. b. b. Edison. aged 80 years,
OF high standing in the Methodist church,
committed suicide on the Oath ult., at
his residence in WaverIy, Illinois. He
tied hemp string to the trigger Of the
gun, aud then running hammer handle
through the other end, placed the muzzle
Of the gun against his breast and his
foot against the hammer handle, fired
i Of, and died Instantly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-05

VThe Crystai Palace Of New York city
and its contents have been seized by the city
authorities. The Tribune thinks "as the
corporation has gone into the show business,
tickets OF admission may be purchased at
the Mayors oillee, price % cents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-05

lEF The cotton crop for 1857, proves
to have been 100000 bales larger than
the highest estimate of it. The total
amount is about 100000. Total ex-
ports to Great Britain, have been 1884,
600, which is about 15O,OOO more than
the exports Of the year previous. There
has been falling off Of only Il, 600 bales
in the exports to France, and but 10000
bales less to other parts Of Europe, not
withstsnding the panic and general de.
rangemeut Of commercial and manufac-
turing enterprises. Shipments are still
very active, and at the last dates from
New Orleans, there were 43 ships load
ing with cotton for Great Britain alone,
The growing crop promises 10 he large
and fine. The loss by the overflow on
the Mississippi. is estimated at 100000
bales.
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QUERY.

Why IS il that CHRISTADORO's HAIR DYE il
the best IN TIE WOBLDl
PECAU1E eminent chemists say so;
BECAUSE il contains no eanstic comp0unis,
BECAUSE il wears longer than any other,
BECAUSE IL operates unanimously!
BECAUSE Il does not stain the skin.
BECAUSE Il nourish@s and strengthens the Hair.
BECAUSE IL corects the had effects OF other
dyes,
BECAUSE its presence cannot h. detected
BECAUSE 1T NEVER FAILS
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dresser
JOSEPH CHRIsTADoRo.
.-2e-i-dSv So.e A-tc- House. u. Ic-k.
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~ The great revival, in New York has
never entirely subsidized. Although not 50
prominently before the world IN every day
remark as il was few weeks ago, the revi-
"a! is actively prevailing, ard great num-
ter Of daily meetings are in tho inll tide OF
anccessfui experiment
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RnIicH iIaifrfa

On Monday, David Tyler WAS arrested BY
officers Evans and Unnold, charged with
drunkenness and indecency. lie was taken
before Recorder Mills, and fined 81 and costs
making in all 81 rs.
Fred. EckhaFt, charged with same crime,
was brought before Recorder Mills, by officer
Hopkins, and lined So and costs, in all
e o..
On Wednesday officer Evans discovering
that row was going on in W Risky Row,
made descent upon tho boys, and arrested
Jas. Cassiday and Pat Maroney, who were
taken before Squire Mills and fined by him
50 each.
On Thursday evening "Big Jane Smith,
and Bridget higgins got up ''muss" at
Black Hannal's. and consequently they were
arrested. The Recorder fined them S. each.
Not having that amount handy, they con-
Guided TO board it ont with Sheriff Hall.
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Reading Matter on Every
Page.

Messrs. WooLsEY & NELSON advertise
large auction sale of Dry Goods to be-
gin on Monday, July 9Th This will af-
ford rare chance for those who desire
bargains in that line.
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HkSThOse who want something
new and beautiful i'm the way of
Watches, Silver Ware,
Clocks. Spectacles, &C., are invited
TO call ut the old estabiis hment of
BITTROFF s son, on Main street
near Second, where they will find
n new and very full stock at very
low prices.
All articles warranted Ia he just
as represented.
nIf.auodNw
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.

DIREcroRs.-JoHS A. REIrz, CosRAp BAKER,
THOMAS l.. 6ARyIN and JOHN LAW.
Receives deposits, buys and sells coin AMI exchange.
Interes; allowed time deposits such may
be agreed upon with depositors and specified ira
tifclte. Exchange on New YORK, Cincinnati and
Louisville, Great Britain, France, Switzerland. Bel
GUM. Holland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway,
and all the cities and large towns Of Germany, for
sale in to suit. Collections made, and proceeds
RENTED promptly at current rate Of exchange
JOHN A REITZ, Pres.
" BAN RR. Cashier. apl9 ::m
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For Sale or Rent.

a HOUSE with ten acres Of Land attached, sitn.
"A af-d 81 miles from Evansville, one hundred
wards from the Plank Road.
The House is n TwO-story Frame. with dauble par.
tcOS in 'front.' and rear, four rooms first floor IL nv
% ieet aud hall Il feet WIDE four rooms on second
floor, same sze and also, kitchen and servants rooms
good dry cellar, we'll OF pure water, and cistern,
convenient the Kitchen. alSO never falling spring
II pure water within nifty yards Of the house
For terms apply 10 -
1p1.u kELLkR- W HiAE Druggists.
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- lcaser Williams. who has been the
source OF much controversy and many mag
aEine articles, in reference to his relation TO
the Bourbon Kings of France, is willing to
drop his titles for Peeuniary purposes. Among
the private bills before Congress, is one "for
the relief Of EIeazsr Williams, sole suryiy
ing heir and son Of Thomas aud Mary Ann
Williams"
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COAL.
sOpIAM MINING COMPANY

BODIAM MINING COMPANY,
tOahce on Water street, under the Telegraph 0ficeD
Cart loads Of l6 bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
iyered to any part Of the city At 81 60 per load. Coal
weighed. desired al the expense OF the purchaser
Notes of solvent hanks Of Illinois and Wisconsin
ken in payment. JOHN WYM0ND.
drc2S-tf. Secretary and Manager.
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PINE LUMBER.

gUyHE subscriber has just received from Messrs.
Fenton 4 FreW, Chstaque county, N T.. bfe,-
OsN feet No. 1, PINE LUMBER. Carpenters and
BuiIders are respectfully invited examine this lot
market JOHN Y. GLOVER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

W. solid Agate) one insertion 20 cents per
line three times; 20 cents per line week discount
on longer time.
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LAND ASSOCIATION

There viii he meeting Of the Land Association at
the Court House this afternoon, At O'Clock, for the
election OF officer. By order OF the President.
z HOENBR0Ok, Secy.
SAM'L ORR. fres. jSG-is
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

There win be meeting Of the Yanderburgh Conn-
ty A. III, Society at the Court House, this after
noon. at o'clock. By order OF the Pr, sident
HoRNBRooK. See'y-
\. MARDLOw, Pres.
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PINE SHINGLES.

1OO,OOO No. 1 mo mis:akel PINE SHINGLES,
received with the above LuulbeT and for sale az hard
times prices. Those who want Shingles and mol
Chips, will please call and examine these.
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PRoF. DEGRATH's ELECTRIC 0iL.-$aJ REWARD
will give S25 for the apprehension of low scamp,
who printed some dirty bills aud called his stuff hy
the name Of NV Electrc Oil.
PROF. CIIAS. DEGRATH.
l0j Saath Eighth street, Philadelphia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-05
or The Cincinnati PRICE Current pub

OF The Cincinnati PRICE Current pub
fishes tho following statement, TO show
the losses on the shipment of -four East,
at the present time:
Superfne -four in Cincinnati 80. So 80
freight by rail 10 New York. ..... 10
First cost and freight alone. ..S4 rs
Price ia New York 81 40aS4 80
Add the cos! of selling. inspection,
drayags AMI storage. and the loss is not
less than so cents per barrel.
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Fine Cutlery.

n SUPERIOR iot Of Pocket Knives, Wolsten-
a hoiU'- Ini HsW YORK hnlfe Company. best
fna1S CHARLIE :. WELLS.
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MONDAY, MAY 10, is,
"a ALL RI @ q ID .

For i.ouisviiie, Cincinnati. st. Louis, Indian.
apolis and The East
AN anil after Monday May lath the up Mail train
" leaves Evansville al A 81.
The accommodation Trains leave Evansville al los
r. 81.
The down Mail Train leaves Terre IIaute $50 p NJ;
arrives At Evansville At or. 81
Accommodation Trains leave Tefre Hame at %
A.. NJ.
Aecommodai, ION Tain leaves yincennes at &. 20 4.
ar-iyrs at Evansville az II .0o A. n.
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Valuable Standard Works.

Valuable Standard Works.
DOBELL * CONJUNCTION
ARE SOLE LOCAL AGENTS for Wander
~ burgE county for ALI THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
published by ID. APPLETON CO.
Abridgement of the Debates In Congress, Or
Public History Gf the United States.
New American Encyclopedias, Dictionary and
Journal of knowledge.
Certainly the first wGrk Of the age.
American EioQuence, Coll 'ction OF Speeches
and Addresses OF the Most Eminent Orators at
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Dictionary OF Machines Mechanics an
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The newest and most improved edition, in PC. Nos.
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D0BELL x CONYINGT0N beg TO call attention 10
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eminent men in confirmation of their importance and
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Dobell Conyngton have samples and specimens OF
the various bindings i'm which these works lie pro-
cured from paper 10 the finest Morocco. mri'
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COAL FOR SAI,f,.

VyTE have on hand and are constantly receiving
W coal of an excellent quality from up the canal
which will deliver in any part OF the city at lOc
Orders left at James Laughns warehouse, at the
Office of Nathan Rowley will be promptly attended to-
R0WLEl x ANGRY.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
CHOICE LIQUORS.

" Physicians prescriptions and family recips
compounded by an experiencad apotbecaIy IN sli
hours Of the day OF night. IguSi..I,
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BRAN at Southern Mills. for 10 c,s. per hushel ri
retail, ana = PER ton. by
aIsi-tf I0LEHARF BROTHERS.
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a LIS 4 HOWEs have some OLD BOURBON
IA WHISKY and FINE BRANDY, IN bottles, for
The complaints Of the season, Tor the benefit Of their
friends. Those wanting good article Will sllaI
jy2sl ALLtS & How rs.
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Coal! Coal! Coal!

VVyE have now on hand, and are daily receiving,
w the best COAL that has ever been introduced
into this market which care selling low. Good eur,
rency will be received in paymeIt. Orders left at the
store of JN0. W. HUGHES, next to the State Bank,
viii be promptly attended to.
ianaa-tf JNo. W. HUGHES x co.
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CINDRiEs-
- no reams Wrapping Paper:
~ do Letter 4 +. Cap Paper;
~ doZ. Washboards:
- do Bedcords;
~ boxes Mercantile Writing Fluid;
llOhoxes Ground Spices;
~ do Star Candles:
5le = boxes SartiineS;
200 Z. do do;
D cases Cove nysiers:
~ kegs =. a. soda;
Just received and forSale by
myl5 WHEELER
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COAL DEALERS.
COAL!. COAL!! COAL!!!

'JU 6TICb WTfb MD sIfh bh Do UVNE-
HAVE just erected "A Tarbank scale, ioJ Inc pur-
nose of weighing NV coal. shall sell my coal by
weight, according to the law Of the State have a
large stock of superior quality OF Phshnrg Coal and
invite all my friends to give me a call and ny Al.
have been eighteen years in the business and profess
to he Judge Tie price Of coal is u cents per bushe
All orders left al the Gas Company Office, between
First and Second on Locust street, at HOrnhrook
Store on Water street. or at my Coal Office, al the la
masco Wharf, will he attended to. All coal must De
paid for when ordered, in hankable currency.
de,-sa r. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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BUCKET L. TUBS
u 40 doz. Painted Buckets:
- do Fancy hlf- Buckets;
~ do Tubs Nos.1 . AZ 3;
40 nests do do each
In store and for saleby WHEELER x EIQOs
VUNoBACCO & SEGARS-
j0clddies do a;
6l.011 half Spanish Cigars, in boxes:
.Iust Received nv WHEELER & RIans
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" BAKER. Cashier arl9 :m
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IN long and elaborate article ia their columns (which
every reader OF that Invaluable paper has seem rec.
oiaiiendS the New York Betting Cos Betting above
All Others, and by OF a clincher they state thai
lliey Use u on all their presses and machinery.
Tins Company j. wealthy, and am authorized 10
guarantee the articles made Icy them EQUAL III moi 81
peIior Ia any other make.
The rapid sale of the New York Betting to our lare-
est niachnsts mills, and factories lo men whs sre
OF lis value, hut the testimony Of the Scientific Amer.
can can't be set aside by disparagng compeiilor.-
''Nufi ced."
Just opening the eighth shipment to me of Betting
since summer. for sale al Cincinnati prices.
CHARLES :. WELLS. New Store,
dec3 Opposite j. a. Maghee & Co.
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THAT GUM BELTINGl!l

'o retutt utterly staten ents made .A an advertise
q lnrni ia another column, about the .sNeT ark
'clting Cos hulcsuZed Rubber Betting and Plrk-
hH IL - only necessary To say, thar the editors OF
The Washington union., 1858-03-30
Improve Your Eyes.

CTRENGTlIEN and assist them by the Paris opti-
- woOFoN, who has arrived from Europe with his
the manufacture Of good others OF the latest i'm
proved specaclcs and glasses which are the
pERsCoPIC CONCAvE AND CONVEX, THE DOUBLE FOCUS AND
DOUBLE POLISHED BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, ETC,
affected with weakness cat
araet, tending TO it also, SHORT SIGHrEDNtsS
who compelled glasses those using he
will be sight Those wonderful
DoUBIE-roIIsED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL ROCK
highest recommendations at the Worlds Fair at
cearness and casnes Of vision
tolore any other improvements,
Also all styles Of and mngniying glasses compasses
his Eighth street and
Pen eighth street. No 4s between street aud
Nov 2l--dly
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MTIsCoNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION


Main street, door 10 the Banking House oi
Cole sumner, Il Co., Ia Crosse, Wisconsin
buy, sell, Information with regard to
farms farming pine lands locate government lands either
Wisconsin Minnesota to attend to
the selling leasing Of lands lots dwelling houses other prop
cry on make collections taxes examine titles
collect rents, &c. Sc, ..- .. -.
worth three times the amount OF money loaned
10 twelve cent interest PAID
nlaly Security in Wisconsin and Minnesota Is more
secure than for the Tint lands are advancing rom
2 IN loo ncr cent every legal Wisconsin, high
as II per cent Minnesota there Is no usury law
letters OF inquiry promptly attended 10 ana re-
remittcd mail express TO part o the country
r.h ~ On, = GEO FAlNAM.
He following gcntemen Hon @ Washprnc "
Mineral Point WIS., W. Randall Madison, Wis; Lieut. Gov
ID mpbe In Crosse Wis Hon $ d. Hastings h'nueasure,
Wis; Hon 1hco Rodof (rcccivcr lana omce IN
Crosse Wis Hon d. d. Cameron Crosse Judge Lord do
do; Hon CALL (judge judicial crcu) Galcvle, Wis
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evenly balanced to leave for the slightest pre-
hension of any serious difficulties there According the
most reliable statistics the free State largely n
the maorityin fact almost five to onen Kansas. The
right of mo,iy Of the people to alter and amend their
organic law at any time and III any they may deem
proper, is inherent, and cannot be impaired Under
these circumstances it does not require any very great
amount of political sagacity to determine what VIII
be the result the contest in Kansas when removed
from all outside interference This is the plain and
common view of the subject During all the polit
ical exctemens from the adoption of the Missouri com
promise down the present day. the great heart OF the ma
ton has remained in the right place and however go
y demagogues may pate about dissolution the sentiment
finds no echo among the great Of the people hy
the admission of Kansas with the LecomptOn copstu
ton oil will be thrown upon the troubled waters and the
tranquility arenty desired by every patriot restored
The South has right to insist upon the admission of
Kansas with the Lecompton constitution, an earnest
of the fairness and impartiay of the North and 1t is
hardly expedent precptate civil for the sole pur
pose of gratifying ten twelve thousand malcon
tents in Kansas, who have contumacously and persist
emily arrayed themselves against the government, and
plotted its overthrow.
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IN Ne<o1e~W
TO OUR sUBSCRIBERs

The person win be upon b0uS unless N
payment of the subscription be wa2e advance.
Miant Subscribers may forward us by letter
will be assumed by ourselves a safe transmits ion
The COUNTRY pubised weekly during the se.on,
OF Congress and semi weekly during the
Sub crpon for period less than viii be on terms
proportoned 10 the above
A9-poSrMASTFIcs authorized agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers with enclosed s sIi
WEEKLY subscribers, with s25 enclosed will entitled copy
gratis
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VXTATCH Repairing and Engraving. Watches,
wv and mekecpers OF description
perform accurately
description done the best style including the
cutting Of arms cress notices, initials stone.
Visiting wedding cards elegantly and printed
NJ W. GAIT n BRO. p.
Jewellers 32t Pennsy avenue,
Ian 9O-u Between 10th
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


8. G. Herring Il Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TIliE subscribers grateful for past favors, and
Il nndDg that discriminating public bestowing their
exhibit
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
and sesron broadway, No ISL
the City Hail. This the
extensive enlargement their factory will enable subser
bers Keep hand stock OF
proof than other establishment in the world Particular
tcnon will be constructing private
with otlcr furniture tho security plate ewey.
VIII keep all money chests
patent powder
Crygier's
patent letter lock- without key
S. G. HERRING K CO.,
Nos 1876, l37, street, and
No. PSI Broadway, Murray ST., New York.
Y. COYiE 4 CO., Agents
Washington d. @.
b. W. KNOWLES Agent
May 26-ly Richmond, Virginia
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Ell Oculista De Paris

Ell Oculista De Paris
ID ECIEN llegado esta cuidad tenna Ell honor dc
Il u Ofrecer los
CABAIIEROS ESPANOIES
eco Surdo de Espeuelos ene Anteoos dc Tearo dc
Viro, de Aumento Mqueres pceras Pumas
ORC, que Articulos Frlncesas.
proyisonalmene Eight street, Penn
Precios muy modcrados, 10 mismo do Europa
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EDWARD h COLLINS,
No Sc Wall street, N Y.
BROWN, SElIPI.EY, Il CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD x co,
No. 81 Austin Friars London.
f.= b. q. WAINWRIGHT Il CO.,
Paris
qo owners will not be accountable for god silver
bullion specie ewey precious stones or metals unless bills OF Ia
n are ne therefor thereof expressed therein
INcl
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity Building Ill Broa.,cuy

TNiiE assets OF this company amount to nearly
DOLLARS and entirely cash, OF which three mil
hundred Thousand dollars bond
estate in the city and State OF New York valued mil
oss If doitass F.
profits already amounting n.iion hundred
thousand dollars, the property of the policy holders
TERMS
Forms application and pamphlets giving information
piled apply tho olce the
FRED'K s. WINSTON President
ISAAC ABBATT Secretary,
SHEPPARD iIOMANS, Actuary.
MlNTuRN POST, N. D., Medical Examiner
May 26--ly*
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FROM SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.

Indian AMairx-AOutrages In DOna Ana and Albu-
querque-rhe Navntoes-rhe Utahs-The Reserve sys-
ienA--IndIsn Clninis-Irhe Central Route 10 Caror-
nia-Lt BeaIe--The CameIs-Ex pIoring the Colorado.