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AubIit SaIes.
BY SAMUEL III. COVER

fFEA TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a De-
cree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
cSsnse gale trustee will offer at public sale the Ex
rATkSTRHH N fh Gt "a day & O'clock H. Oh
townsend street and Foster alley, in Baltimore cty front
aSd lift v Sa 1S s with
Ti 1efs ee T consisting [ Of eapaeoI Brick DWELLING
inf Ill Dairy House, Pump the best water &c
navah Il subject TO ground rent of sO5 per annum
f Roo nH Gatr morgage from George Peters to Marie
S u fno I'm June 1885, and recorded in Lber E. D.
nth he terms of sale prescribed by the Decree areone
mlI-zaw&as RS 5. H. COVER, Auct'r
fT4s.t SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY
attorney executed the undersigned by po TsnT G
Ransen ad W TS Gae ge made by Christian
tne IS Of the act Of the GENERAL Assembly Of Mary
relating mortgages in Baltimore county he will 9 h
T IooR s "a q AMI Ar PB!G AUGT@T pubic
N44H FL 2G Pa a1y Of 81 F2y $ AZ dG Ef9ek ~
Manor situated in Baltimore county and thus described
BEGINNING at asaEe set up in the third line of the tract of
lS and recorded among the land records of Baltimore
ty in Libep G., No 100, folio 800 etc conveyed by
point north sixty degrees forythree and hreearter
north sixty degrees vest and dh ree 5rhse
peTGhs to the end of said line thence north sixty and
thence NORTH thirty degrees east foryone perches to inter
sect the first line Of the said Caharine Owing land at
point eighty nine and aquarter perche from end of said
Inc then with sad line, south fyfve and half degrees
east SKY hYe and half percheS to Eckard Sminks land
then with said land to the place of beginning containing
Said property is white Ground about eight miles
west OF the city and about two miles Powhattan Fac
tory. The improvements consist comfortable + ARM
HOu Sc, and the necessary ut-buildngs
Terms OF Sale-onehir cash, and the balance in two
equal Instruments bearing interest at six and twelve
months from the day of SALE the satisfaction of the
undersigned. Va 'e
SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Attorney in fact
- HENRY F. CAREY, Attorney.
m4,7,lO,L, l6,2,2},25 ADREON 4 co, Auctioneers
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A LBATA WARE.
55Ao>-, Be ST QUALITP.
FORKS,
CASTORS,
CAKE BASKETS
,,n1,,T s,r,,,n BUTTER DISHES
PITCHERS,
G0BLETS,
VEGETABLE DISHES,
COFFEE AND TEA SETS, ETC.
large stock just received by
Garfield BRO. 4 co,
RAJ
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.batatisn.
DUGBY INSTITUTE

IL AT MOUNT WASHINGTON,
r,.c.. BALTIMORE COUNTY, Nh.
Prospectus be had Bookstore Of T. Newton Kurt
Pratt street, Baltimore, by addressing Dr. Arnold the
Principal. "
The venerable Editors of the National Iateipepcer one
OF whom mad Tor several years soand, recently
his School last September, used the following LANGUAGE.
From personal knowledge can unreserredI recon-
mend Dr. Arn0ldS select Boarding School, at Mount Wash
st0n TO any parent or guardian desiring to hear of
ellSlDie seminary apl3eo2m
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1F1YOuNG LADIES.-The SUMMER SESSION begins
on May 4th, 1859 The of instruction in the usual
branches full and thorough being the direction of
an efficient Faculty of able and xpeenced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education Tor Their daughters with the comforts and adj
Sch vi. ~ ~
Fo terms of admission further information address
Key. GEO LEWIS STAlEY, Principal, Mount Washington
Baltimo Catalogues be had at CUSHINGS Il BAL
LEY s. Baltimore street, and at Mr. Geo Gebachs Second
street. ans re
NEW LONDON ACADEMY,
~ n, ,, . ,-, CHESTER COUNTY, PA
The 252 Session of this well known School will commence
May lS59 1t is located in retired and healthy village
justly celebrated for the salubry of its climate the
elevated character of its citizens meets the morn
ing cars from Philadelphia and Baltimore at Newark Dell
to convey students to the Academy.
Terms SIS per Session of five months The Principal may
be seen at the Maltby House April 18th and 10Th ap3m
A LEN. HOFFMAN,
IA DESIGNER AND CARVER,
d r A WING AND u Cd INC
SCHOOL,
No ia BALTIMORE STREET, third sory,)
mh2ly Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore
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SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Attorney in fact
HENRY F: CAREY, Attorney
4 i. III l3,lR Il
BY LENNON * BROGDEr
pHTII NJ NJ @ WIT nm

d. VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
R Will be sold public sale at The Exchange on MON
t@AsAz DA Y, 23d May, at p. NJ "
ALL THAT PROPERTY lying at the corner of Ostend
ana Howard streets fronting G5 feet Osend street and
middle branch of the Patapsco ~ W III 'ie
The property is improved by fine WHARF and has on
re sides tnea front of 500 feet accessible to vessels
The % of Switch has been by the Baltimore
The property is inclosed and has a TWO STORY RRICK
Ho ST. at present tenanted by Wharfnger 1t will he
sold IN one parcel divided to suit purchasers plat can
street. - '' N"iieS
Terms at sale - W W. GLENN
~ LENNON BROGDFN
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JOHN MERRYMAN
f :. JOHNSON,
County Commissioners of Baltimore CO.
GIBSON n co,
dPzoaiW' hlyZ5,425 AuctiOneers

Bankruptcies Anctio1eers
'INRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM IN HOW
= ARD COUNTY.-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
COURT Tor Howard county, the undersigned, Trustee will
Oer at nnSc sale at the Annapolis Junction, Bat
DA y the 18th day of May, 1859
\ FARM CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
FiN AND HALF ACRES OF LAND. 1t is well water
ed has naturally good soil is about onehird cleared
ana or the rest covered for the part with oak timber
put having sufficient chestnut for fencing 1t
so3d neighborhood adjoining the of Drs Waters
anu he and others Is high and healthy. lies directly
upon the County Road from Annapolis to Ecots Mills,
out Two and half miles from the Junction mile from
the Savage Factory three quarters of mile from the
Baltimore. N A"iiS' iioiH
The terms are 81 900 in cash and the balance months
te credit payment secured by the bond the p
chaser, with surety to be approved by the Trustee
PERSONS desiring to examine the property can call on Mr.
&. g. Latchford, Annapolis Junction ''' VII ''
,rz o,-o.,, THOMAS DONALDSON,
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DocToR FISHERS !!H"s nrnr,,n
COMPOUND TINCTUREl
=, FISHERS COMPOUND T1NCTURE is unsurpassed 70
the many Complaints for which it has been introduced DIR
fsher latter of successful practice Europe
takes pleasure in offering to the world large Medicine
winch IN no case has failed in relieving the suffering of
thousands that have avaed them selves of its To those
DYSPEPSIA,
The value of Fsher's Compound Tincture," is beyond
In Weakness Sickness or Acdty of the Stomach
Flatulency, and all Diseases arising from dsordered
mach, or inactivity OF the digestive organs,
FISHERS COMPOT-ND TINCTURE,
will speedily arrest When the strength and spirits are bro
ken, the stomach torpid and relaxed, this
'WONDERFUL" COMPOUND
accompishes miracles This combination of Vegetable sub
Schice EXQUISITE IN taste and astonishing in efficacy, has
to be- comp curer of all diseases arising from disor
dered stomach.
H. 1t does not contain
A PARTICLE OF MERCURY,
any other Deieterious Mineral
10 those whose business requires them to travel through
different sections of the country,
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
Is invaluable No one should leave their home without
sup ly of
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
The change drinking water to which these that are tray
eng often subject frequently disaranges the stomach
ana bowels causing bilious dySenery and fever. One tea
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
IN glass of water three times day. will prevent those
DR. Fisher but asks the afflicted to give his
COMPOUND TINCTURE
trial. cor fden that all who it will be relieved from
their suilerngS.
Price 81 cents single bottle or bottles for one dollar
10 be obtained wholesale or retail from
\. KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
Mineral Water Establishment,
No. 80 Baltimore street,
ap2l Baltimore, Md.
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Stocks. GYfban0f. 1T.

| W
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap28W Exchange Place
CITY 6's of 1873, (semi-annual,) for sale by
~ ISRAEL COHEN,
baltimore FIRE INSURANCE; FIRE
Linens Insurance Stocks wanted by ,sn -, ,,o,,r,-
A SSOCIATED FTREMEN'S INSURANCE
ap25-tf basement Chesapeake Bank
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK wanted by
- SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
ap25f basement Chesapeake Bank
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD IN THE NEW
CYOr and Philadelphia maTfef on G ,gp by
ap25tf basement Chesapeake Bank.
FARMERs AND MERCHANTS BANK
ap STOCK for 'ae'y No S MART stSs tEWIs
n U wanted CENTRAL RA AARF2 LEWIS B9NDS
apis If No c South street, up stairs
NORTHERN STOCKS.-ALL STOCKS AND
ton bought and sold at single commisS ,,H BY
-aplStf No. South street, up stairs
!! z" %SAS SSE s$ or OR
apis If No South street, mp stairs
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
JNO. 5. Cuttings CO,
apl4f No. % South street
| NUTRIENT MONEY bought and sold by
~ aplitf JNO. s. CUTTINGS & co.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
~ points of the Union by
apl4tf JNo s. GITTINGs& co.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITSBY
l. apl4H JNO. s. CUTTINGS X co
MARYLAND COUPON STOCK OF 1870 for
1FI sale by p. H. SULLIVAN.
ap2u No "a Second street
CITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by P H. SUI
SLIvAN, No. p Second streets. mhl2tf
MECHANICS BANK STOCK wanted by P
1NlH. SULLIVAN No. q Second street. mhl2tf
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates, by PURVlS
X co, 2OS Baltimore street jalltf
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO Il co.
" San Francisco, CAL and on P. c. BOMBALIER CO,
Havana, in sums to suit for sale by
PENDERGAST BROS,
apl0f II Smiths wharf, up stairs
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX K co,
aulS-tf 9Grocer's Exchange
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horticultural.

"EXCELSIOR,"
II No.lPERUvIAN GUANO,
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
Containing { Phosphate of Lime, 81 per cent.
Marnted the most concentrates universal and durable
properties of Peruvian Guano, and the durable ferzng
dry powder, for sowing or drilling in with the Grain
Every package bears the inspection mark and in
Price $i5 per 1000 lbs. J. J.& F. TURNER,
mhl6-n AZ Pratt street, Baltimore.
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.-lOO bbls.
OMchell Gr9ssdales; superior article; to which we
any quantity that may be wanted GRANT Il BROTHER,
81 Exchange Place. fe26-n
A PERUVIAN GUANO-Of direct importa-
sion Merchants. For sale by MACDONALD 4 DUGDALE.
mh4d
A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO.-Contain-
Ming than the ordinary cenage of phosphates,
f BALE T. good barrels for sale by MACDONALD nh Rtf
A A MEXICAN GUANO, GROWN. Very
rich in Phosphate of Lime, containing 20 per cent
han me STANDARD Of hne texture and free 9feTery impury
fel9-tf AZ Pratt street, Bait.
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
IABROWN lin bulk or bbs containing from 60 per
quantities by J. J.& F TURNER,
fel9-tf ~ Pratt street
DERUVIAN GUANO.-l 900 tons No. Peru
Il Wan Guano now discharging from vessels direct
suit liberal discount made to Commission Merchants
c ea G Wdod e lots Of tons or upwards MAJ
GUANO GUANOl
WI F. MURDoCH4,1 ASA 0'-'-'0'
Agent, No. IS Exchange Place.
am now prepared to sell the following Phosphate
Bf6WS c9EtM i @E 5s 7o85 per cent bone
Aso Wire MEXICAN AND IA BROWN MEXICAN.
d23n
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atg @uo0s.


NROTH Il FULLERTON,
w S5BALTIMORE STREET,
VII open this morning large and beautiful assortment of
NEWLY IMPORTED SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, in
the latest styles and design of Fabrics In
Silks Organdes, Bareges, Chaes, &C, &c LACE MAN
TIIIA SHAWLS, LACE POINTS, BLACK SILK VI
SITES, TRAVELLING CLOAKS and BUSTERS. Spring
Shaws in great variety and styles which invite the
attention of buyers. mh2l-tf
LNRESH ARRIVAL.
Il GENTLEMENiS FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR SPRING.
We are now opening splendid assortment of Spring
Goods,
MANY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
TO which we specially invite the attention customers
Our assortment large and complete consisting CT
Goods gotten out exclusively for sales.
~ HIRTS! SHIRTS! -Nn
We are now manufacturing to order our celebrated
POINTED YOKE SHIRT,
which Is in FIT heretofore made
by and are giving universal satisfaction
CONSTABLE, WALKER CO.,
$500 l55 Baltimore street.
mh4-f opnosite Museum
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4ublit SALES.
BY GIBSON 81 On

A DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE OF vppv
~ VALUABLE LAW AND MISCEILANEoTSH In n
BKAR1-By virtue OF an order of the Orphans Court
baltimore city, the undersigned, administrator Of W.,
G9b9t dece a will sell BY public auction at the store Of
TUESDAY EVENINGS, 23d and oath of May commercial
at half O'Clock each evening" the very extensive ana
estate Of said deceased The Law Library very yauabe
and complete having been kept to the present time and
comprising the best books in all in excellent condition
The Miscellaneous Library is also select and desirable
Catalogues of the whole will be prepared and the Books
ranged for examination several days before the sale
Terms cash, in bankable money.
GEO W. DOBBIN, Admir-
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BY F. w. BENNETT 4 co.
yA1TARIE EFE.SIEIpIE ppopFprv


VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE PROPERTY.
In pursuance and execution of decree passed by the
cunt Court for Baltimore city, the 2lt Of April 1881
Undersigned as trustee will oer for sale at public auction
at the Exchange Salesroom, No 10 s Gay street, Els
the 7th day of June, 1853, at o'clock p NJ, the follow
ing described
FIVE PARCELS OF GROUND situate and living in the
city aforesaid-that is to say:
FIRST PARCEL-Beginnnga at point the westside of
Cove or Fremont streets, IS feet inch north of Mcenry
street. ana running thence north the side
west binding Carroll court 70 feet thence southerly and
at right angles to Carroll 62 feet thereabout
thence eaSterly % feet to the place Of beginning.
SECOND PARCtI-Adoinng, on the west, the preceding
court Oet west of Fremont street. and running thence
50 feet thence SOUTH right angles, Carroll
or there6out thence east parallel with Carroll court
feet, and thence north, to the beginning.
THIRD PARCEIl-Begnning at the southeast corner of
cenry ana Sterett streets and running thence
the south side OF Mcenry street, 40 feet thence SOUTH paa
side OF Sterett street and thence north on the east side of
Sterrett street, to the place Of beginning.
FOURTH PARCEl4-Adjoining, the SOUTH the above
described third parcel and beginning point the east
running thence SOUTH on Serret street. p feet inches
thence east 50 feet to 20 feet alley called Young alley
thence north said alley y feet inches thence west 50
feet, to the place of beginning
FIFTH PARCEL-Begnning at point on the south side
OF kdgey alley or Lennon street, 80 Parkn
scott street. and running thence Ridgey alley
Lennon street % feet thence south feet thence west
fee and thence north 81 feet TO the place Of beginning
All the above lots will be sold are unmprOyed
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree arcah on the
DAY OF SALE at the option of the purchaser
and his notes or boHds with endorsement security
approved by the trustee, be given payment of the
balance IN two equal instalments, months with
interest from the day OF sale.
GEO SAUERWEIN. Trustee
LANGDON ERVING, Attorney
ml6-l7,l92l "a, 2G % ,SI,jeI467l2t Anctioneers
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SnsaTa1te GgMtDanifs
A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IA OF BALTIMORE
or lncorp9rated BY the State Of MARYLAND, 1853
me COMPANY nsqres every description of Property in
The Directors meet daily to determine upon applications
J. L. ARMSTRONG, President.
,v,,. n BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Wm. J; Relnan, Geo. ii; Berry,
W Wm y Welsh, . F. Ross Homer
mha "'AAn' v1Cr65RRs edRfhU NsEn? Secretary
FIRE 2Sb LIFE INSURANCE cEl AGE fSS53ss''
DIS coURTENAY : so Q y ,o,, y
HGns Sc ,d Tam1e WarehGuses Mechanz al
COMPANIES on liberal terms ''e =" fii''i 0i-A''
~ Satisfactory references gwen fe21tf
ENXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
60, l.,u.,, OF NEW YORK.
surplus December ST. ISIS 9sS SS
~ no" "S g. c6TRFENIY son; 1sests $4,000 90
GOODHUE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ OF NEW YORK
S aIn Gapb ecG Sall PAID 81 IN
Certified statement at or office 26Oo44
eo,+, D S. CoURTENAY &soN, Agents,
1e2l-u No. Carroll Hall.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF BALTIMORE.
%
OFFICE No. 80 SoQTH STREET
THIS COMPANY Me- ~ Ib bNSTR dS EVERY
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
o Short a ngrances may be effected single day Or for
longer period John b. SEIDENSTRICKER,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
f Hten Il CBB aI6 G VIM woodward,
YIN. Head, Adam Denmead,
Edward J. Church, Thomas s Benner
Job Smith, George Small
fel9tf JUN H. MA'S Sod,a;sa,,
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF BALTIMORE
sd.e @ DWELLINGS, Furniture, Warehouses; Goods on
by fire. Also Vessels and Cargoes in port ''' w aiase
II, oHce-S E. corner Of SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS
INJECT u A : Drew fRG EEs T, President
James NJ. Pouder, Chas Hoffman,
S Mmi q, Power, Il. J, Werdebaugh,
S Nm o r s%ish' n n F. Ren ParEins
Geo P. Thomas, J. Striker Jenkins
jal7-tf '''''N1>-' "'i Secretar,v
baltimore LIFE INSURANCE Co,
~ NO SOUTH STREET.
INCORPORATED 1890
JOHN l. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
Will issue policies for year. seven years. or more or
for life
Endowment policies payable certain time or at death
ANNUlTIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN
A. B. COULTER,
mn Secretary.
lao.u 30 Franklin street
COALES INSURANCE AGENCY,
" COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS GAY ST..
r,,., GEO; 4. COALE,
Is 's H4RTF6g6G F REf Ig RST yS for n the
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ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF


II, BELONGING TO BALTIMORE COUNTY.
authority vested in the undersigned County Com
at Of baltimore county by act of Assembly passed
session, 1858, chapter 2i7 sections and 3D. they
W Miner AT pubic auction, WEDNESDAY, 25th day
o. pay next at u o'clock NJ, the Merchants Exchange
' '"S '-AeV'' III Tue CI1y vi bdu-
mara ro0Wng described Property, apportioned to Ba
viz: ~ N'i''oh vi 'le Alhslouse property,
Sections ard Lots. ~ ''|s "'ies' VIII DC ulVlueu INTO
Sections and Lots - '''es' VIII DC ulVloed INTO
ldtosIaphlc rats of the whole will be nrenarad and co,
be had after the 18th of May of the auetiope
once OF the County Commissioners Tow sontnwn vi ' ie
me attention OF capitalists builders and Others is invited
70 the above important sale, Offering great
for investment the property being located in Rsi,i
the assessments in the city. 49, ~ nal" VI
~ The property will be sold clear of all taxes for 1859
Terms OF Sale The lots described will offered by the
front foot az laid down the plat made by essrs Tenn
pto ana Shpey upon lease for ninety years renew
able for onefh of the principal to be paid in cash on
day OF sale giving the purchasers the privilege of redeem
ing he lots leased within two years of sale the
grades Of the several streets must be preserved as stated
MeSsrs Tempeman and Shipey, the County Surveyors
Will give every information the location and division Of
the property -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-20

SLIDELL.-Tbe n. Y. Journal of Com
merce has letter from Washington, which
says, there is no doubt that Mr.. Slidell has
accepted the mission to France. His rea-
sons for accepting the mission are said to be
his belief that in the events Of the present
war there will be an opportunity to acquire
Cuba, which, in his opinion, is TO be bought
at Paris, and not at Madrid. The real rea-
sons, in our opinion, for his acceptance, are
the political aspects in Louisiana.
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gay- The Government has satisfied the
Texan fllibusters upon the Indian reserva-
tons, by promising to remove Immediately,
the Caddos and other small tribes from Tex
as to the Choctaw territory, west of Arksn-
sas. The Choctaws have consented to re-
ceiye and incorporate them with their tribe.
Secretary Floyd has ordered the commander
OF that Military Department to furnish the
largest possible escort he can spare, to con-
duct the Indians to the Choctsw lease in
the Indian Territory.
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R6r The excursion trip to Henderson,
last Friday night, on the steamer % Maid OF
the Mist," is said, by those who had the good
luck TO. participate in it, to have been one of
the most pleasant affairs OF the kind that
has come off for a long time. The company
was large enough, and excellent in quality
the music was fine, the dancing superb, and
the ladies bewitching. After the arrival OF
the boat at Henderson, the company dissm-
barked, and proceeded to Woodruff Hall,
where tea party Was being given by the
ladies of Henderson, tor the benefit of one Of
the churches, AT n little past midnight the
- Maid of the Mist returned with its pas.
sengers to Evansville.
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PHYslcAL EsDuxAxcr OF THE zoUAvss.-

PHYSICAL ESDURANcE OF THE ZoUAyEs.-
A letter in the Journal des Debats, referring
TO the Zouaves, says; One fact will give an
idea Of the Incompatible African troops,
with whom the Austrians are not yet ac-
Qualnted. For six months the third regiment
OF Zouaves have been on campaign; since
the 5th of October the man have not slept
fifteen highs in the barracks; three or four
weeks ago they were at Tuggurt; they were
embarked at almost a moments notice, and
since the arrival in Piedmont have been en- :
camped in the midst of rain; and yet the
regiment has not ten men sick.
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WILL OF A MILLIoNAiRE.--The will of VIM.
ii. Burrowcs, deceased, late OF the firm of
A. T. Stewart < Co., was offered for PROBATE
yesterday. He has left the sum Of $50, 900
to each of his nephews aud nieces seven
In number. He bequeated $50, 900 to be in
vested in trust, under very stringent provi-
sions, ana the income thereof to 60 TO his
brother, Philip Burrowes, for life. The re-
sidue Of his property, amounting to over halt
a million of dollars, he bequeathed to his sis
ter.in-la Law, Cornelis Burrowes, and his sister,
Isabella Byron.-N. !. Sun.
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DR. HAAS, having leased the ROOMS formeryoc-
supel iy DIR. Kivett, in DIR. Brays building, oppo-
site the Post Office, would respectfully solicit the
citizens "a Evansville aud the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his rooms and see the speci
operations performed, and pleased With his work.
shall De attended to with great pleasure. His
CONTINUOUS GUM all
works without a seam or crcvice. Nothing will be
more clean, or have greafer strength. His BLOCK
WORK has but two seams in full upper or lower
Persons lsneb a heartily they choose
without showing that their teeth artificial, and
cheeks that are sunkeR can be restored to nearly
their original contour. 81 ..ar y r
lie also makes thc uss:s, styles of plain and sim
pie gum tooth work ON gold and silver plate-aud
siso the Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by
tAsssc who have used it, He iss also two processes
fOr extracting teeth without paiR--no Inhalation
10 injurious effects arising from their use the most
delicate have them applied with perfect safety
SO Parents will consult the health and beauty Of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
SECOND dentition, thereby producing ~ nmetry aud
health to those invalusble organs.
&c take pleasure In introducing Dr.. Haas.
formerly of Lafayette, Ind, my successor to the
old rooms in Drays building, hoping he viii find
them both pleasant and profitable. From my in
tercourse with the Doctor, am pleased to find him
one Of the progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing. With this view,
can, with safety, recommend him TO the community
n skiilful and competent dentist.
apis J. KIyETT.