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PoGERs- RURAL RETREAT, for DEMEN-


Ths .sahhueu, stutd ff the private d son q
perus .ofens ffOu ehio.ic add Temporary craGE,uru
It.rdso e.lu srd qn'et home, where soo,nBK AID
tr 'y care Of ir,s.Bspt vii - pulJg,y pursued
IT, POynsoT. having ba 0grf.er years eIp-r>nce lie M
StA LsLs,ic Az 'ums 40 Ho.ps ~ k-wiOrk Oho Cali
for 0hs satss, peclAsy h;tsd r ATTENDANCE Upon
sgcb clsss - patti u's
.udriag rl.Ls incucei
BY u0us hsbi,s have hitherto eIsszed large share o
sne have BY hin with m,t-d
IL bss sio bad thoroush experience liza With pA-ts
sJtk by sts lsnd.
TIL i.tngpol nos. rntsl.icAly situated Glen C,ye
Hstos suuouuSed ~ srs- and hsn3. sr1
AZ rcs III. o.hEhifl! f>eilfi.. for 90 bs,h'rE
FoT term, sdora DAVID ROGERS Glen Cove, L l.
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UsioS-sQu ,RE aud FBTH-Av, corner Sih-.. MUs
RAY HILL Tb lus' utn commenced II l.4s hss osoGped
'sir,y ocs on' IN Coosr,ss Lafayette pace, "ssh
T. z ou-.qusr- Guo University place
III p,sepi spios. dfoe Uuorsq..r~ ere.-d foT
u t~se y.f. afd wrh app int reStsLibr,y
fth sics sfd Asfou auioA tpp>rsu LAsorrory and
Won. = AribvolS,c investment Of ess thai Es
TsoUssId ., lsn
IL A6dor The above Tie re easing Of ;te
lusr he cebfAtrc and grogn1s lex l5ts the
5h Sstt Msrf.y HUI have been
Nth ,p~-ia rrfroe % the secumedsou o. The ther clss-
osneeSes r CsasAOa ard yolns l.dls ~skig - PuTsue
scsHuocd IL geaers Tacins History, Literature,
Ls1sUssss Music. and Art
square special att alton vii b. gives he other
ei.ss. q the Cosps the Academic and N. PrnsEy Dp.
preparatory tteii promotion Fof
hvsyer tos resa ether location h gIoyi.ion
vii se made each fog pups q every g,sde and class
Ts VS~rs AID u struetol will b. ilenti-
upc.r ID. suprion sDo T. c5nGac.ed
BY the schsrs ths; parallel cNss- viii only
Of the and s-uio-s a. Commencement viii Es-u..
s,it,r lp.r.IE ec;1-s ard a; either pse vii
be shsd b, ihr ueub-is Ct boh sections Of
essaes Coz wsom thy utspd.d.
TIE Au,uuB Session uricr square VIII commune On
WEDNESDAY Sept, IA a. Murray Hil, % WEDNESDAY,
sers a.
Tho expenses Murray Hi viii reoess.riy b. sonewhs.
sr, s,f than q. Union squsre-
AsticstoDs fr ecplAs for admission, may Be made PET
sonkiy ., either place, oy letter addressed
CURHAM ID ABBOT pfircipL
Spiusrr Institute. Mes York
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DUTGERs FEMALE INsTITUTE.-It, SD

Tenn opeus lh sep. SisEes VII cottinl- % cuvty pa
n rs.tg- Boarding Plp ecivd int the
ny q he Principal Hor Culs. ard farth-f IN orn,on
spply {. b. Ias,i:uie NJ. 2sf 3s and % M.d,ons
rOhs NJ KsHss, D. President
HENRYM PIERCE, A N. Principal
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CENTkAL RATLROAD Of NEW-JERsEY-

~ Connecting Nevfisnp,on with the Delaware LscAar
wanna and Western Railroad sad Eason with tie LehSh
Valley Railroad.
suMsER ARaAxeEsESTs-Conmenctn May IS, 1855 Leaves
New YoIt Tor Ess,on and 1.rmsdAs places from Pier No
North River, q. 1870 AID ll;45 o for Sonss
viie BY the above trains ard az 5+ The sboy. trains
at Elizabeth With the NesJ RsIOsd vcA
leave Eew-York from Tot Of CoutlAnatst, 7so arS u
n and and p. m.
The LAS trso froE Newton cose connsctoa
a. Esston with toe Lehsh Valley Raroad and thrree W
Ess, Peanyyana Railroad TO badips wthou. change 81 cara
ard connects 81 Reading cirec. for Po,tss Harrisburg
Psserten 'or the Delaware. LstsSsnns and westesn ht
road viii leave ct $50 only cg Lsbisb Valley RAOsA =
7;Sa N ard li;S only.
JOHN o. STEMS. sspsr,r.sresnA
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pAILROAD and STEAMBOAT LNE.-AF-

pAILROAD aud bTEANBOAT TINE.-AF-
IL TERNOON BOAT O'Clock fr HUDSON iron the ft
of H.n,on (snb sdel landing Cald~ePs, Wes, Point
Cozzenss Dock Newbcrsh. mseoro Milton Pocshse-Pis.
bsnyown Rb.teoh Red Hook Bristol West Camp ADD
kn. FARE 50 CENTS to NEWBuRGH, POUGHKEgPsIk
and RHINkBECK HL.. Be Obtained board the toes
tie following psres Hufson Csyrrsk Mel-uvile Gheut,
Cbs,ham -Four CorIers 81 So Ess Chatham, 65 Canaan
slso Edwards. 81 STATE Line. 81 s5 wes s.octer,os>
e. Rchmono % as Shaker Village -, Pit;sfed. 81 50;
Cheshire s2 CO. South Adams 81 75i North Adams % %;
Dalton SO As Hinsdss 90 So Wssbins,on 80 IS; Becte3
e2 60 Chester Factory, s. as; Hun,nsan, 50 Is; Rlped
IS S5 We.h-ld, IS s. The f<s;salinr Steamer SOUTH
AMERICA Capt Sherman win -sve the Pier loot Of Jay
tsoutn side) on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AID FRIDAY =
oclock D.
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the Huos1r The vii. b-g1p SEPT. T. The
Annual Cs,asDs ssd Circular pgb1ee ard be
had Il Mean. Clsrt Austin Smith No. Pzrk l. J.
Grower eco BroscwsJ II 4hst ~ siorss.ioE
L. d. L c. MANSFIELD Principss
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Jnstrultlon.

A Ionic TLACK, A. ~, Principal OF the
IA HUDSON RiNEk INSTITUTE |. Clsyerscs, Columbia
Csasy rs eass BOARD and TUITION ior Slp PET yUAr
f1kM OPENS Sep. IS
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Sales bp Anttion.

A. NJ MLRwTS, AsctionseT.
DY BANGS, MEkWIN 81 Co., Trade Sale
ID Room, No. Is P.rkrow.
FRIDAY EVENING, Auz. =, al oclo;k
NEW AND CHOICE BOOkS-COupnsing variety Il val
rAb s.ndud Works In the AT Sciences CT. cs and general
,eeantous era Aso co lection Of new and choice
psbsaons OF them before offered p-bc sale.
HENRY r. LEEDS, Auctio,eer, will sell,
THIS DAY, eli the col,en;s Oft dwelling house No 80
F.sI kpy sr cRocKyny ard wAR T,
~ VclocL Also a superior PiASO-fORTE COS, 500
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HO EAIHANUE-A heat COTTAUE 81 Js-
rsses 0ood dgesi, haes ~iih 10 Bern. CsrrnIs
Hnas> snd SHE'D god " ell q ar Acre Groaud
v.l ls cut Looa,sa peril ely h~ssy Tsos s,op within
80 r1s Of the bsas-l Apply 70 W. Ia skYhora. No IS
NAssssh Rsom No. g.
N ATH-ST Must be SOLD immedistely-A.
81 Thfe< sor, FRAME H0u 81 With oos LOT & GouHa.
Apray to W l. SEYMOUR. No. ~ Nssssgsi, k'ou ". &
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H,UE briggs PATENT PIANO-FORFEs
are al Il the o scale OF octss Tas nos experiences
.orsnea the greats, perfection y mechanical skill and the
sest rnrped s.1rs employ I'd IL h-ir manufacture
Th, are Constructed sec Iron fame or bed psie entirely
sepsrae ,has relieving The sune boards .o
III h. wood Wort from the strain OF the string mating then
much more .od eadunl There two souncins boacs
srsUzed von giving three times the amount o. VI
bratus surface found any other psnooe which being free
from The strain % The suss b-oores more sonoros snd pure Oh
.ir ybra,iob 'h. p.nos become older Their cOnstrueoS
re os snpe sr,i6c AID they are The most enduring
A.. fui % pisros made Cal Aad them, a.
WIN HALL SONS New Store,
No. 54s Broadway between spring and Prinoe-sa
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3,ory Basement aud Sub Cellar Bril- HOUSE sb'at hal
rje from CITY brooklyn. E-ishbDhoOd htcass, $50
Aiaatic-s, la perfect
being p2u,sd aud pAy~Ie1. VII certainly BE- sold.
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Builhins Materiais.

Ocean Steamers, &r.
LIMITED STATES MAIL steamship VAN
~ DERBLT FOR Hsyre via Southampton will sal from Pier
No North River, pecisely st SATURDAY Aug a.
with mak and specie fr France England.
D. TORRANCE, No Bowling Green.
Freirh, sDd pssssss redsc.d.
V,Hk NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
Il 8alP
BREMEN. H. WEssELs, Commander,
vi sal positively, carrying the U. 5 Mail
SATURDAY, SIP. 8, .; u n,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
1kfls passengers for
LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
a. the following rstes:
rirs. Csttn 500; Second CABIN, s6oi s,eerase, SIS
yoE Frelsh. pass.se, apply 20
GELPCKE. KEUrGEN REIcHyLf,
No "a Brosdvay
T,HE GLASGOW and NETWORK STEAM
l. SHIP COMPANY in.ead sailing th.ir and powerful
et~en-rs from EEW-YORK direct GLASGOW, - follows
GLASGOW, Thomson, WEDNESDAY, AEs. "a. .. II 0clOoh
kDlNBUEGd, Cumming,
RATES PASSAGE from New. York, Phaaeptis Bostor
10 GLASGOW Liverpool Belfast Dublin oDdondeny First.
ess e5 5eeraz tound with abundance Of cooked pro
vitoEA SO. Yog ns,zht passsse apply 70
ROBERT CRAIG No. y Brosdvpy.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
~ and after MONDAY Api 1889 unr further notice,
Psss- Train. leave Pier q Dusn- a. folio yt3:
DUkKlRX EMPRESS ate o., for Dunkirk aed Buffalo,
AID pr1 q pal intermediate sts'ions
MAIL GRAIN at H. for Dmkiik aud Buffalo and inter-
nedist S,afions 80
ROCKLAND PASSENGER ., $50 m. fou foot Of Harm
son.s, P.ruout or Snf-us AID intsrDedst- stations
WAY PASSENGER q, 4 p n, os hewbdrst, Middietovn,
I'd int-rmsoiste Sstions
NIGHT EXPRESS a, S p m. for D1nkirk srd Buffalo.
The shove tsius e. daily, Sundays excep ed.
These Express TrsEs Emirs Nth the mira Can
sDdgs aid Nsa Falls Railroad for rissars Fs- a. Bing
hsu.on with toe Binshamon Raj ro4s fr syns
eu.. at Coming. with the nao Corni snd Ne RI
Railroad RochesteI Buffalo, rst r. with the
Delaware Lscks~snna Weern R.ro.d f)r Scrocto,
Horu..ye with The Buffalo AID Ne EYoTk City Rsroad and
Buffalo and Dunkk with III, Late Snoe R.sd for Csve-
land, Cincinnati, Toledo. Detroi'. Coiesgo. &c.
NATHANIEL MARSH Receiver.
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CCuooL and HOME EDUCATION

"
~ ard En,s CsSicsl .nd Cor -rci. BOARDING. az ~
SCHOOL with Eus psy srogse Gri gymnasium stAst.t
q and ~ W.s B'hs. bt~esG sro.dSsy and eh-sv NJ.
LOUIS ERNST charge o. limited ugnb.r - boys ory.
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furniture.

A # the FAGLE-ENAMELtD FURNITURE
~ bhNUrACTORY, No. o8 Br, sd~ay hse co1u SD bse
Laura ke+ss The.ter g.ni eli AN BER SUITES, IA al
,,,ie. r.sigus end coo;,, 81 upward acknowedsed
The b. a. knaneco Furniture ~ the United sts,es
EEAMELED FURNITU K L .-Flrst-cass,
L. Grained ,re Orpans-nted sctuowecsed superior 10 sys
40 81 al 20 sry nsa. ia this c0unry Ao hsttrssses Bed.
din. for sal. BY w FISHER Co, No o. Broad cay
NAaELED BEDROOM FURNITURE, In sll
IL cor. peos SIC warranted n.Duf.c'ers hIi.sSd u
.po.c.pe fresco fruit. ard flowers .. tAHhStIONs,
80 Ss Car al-st opposi,s Wooster Estasbsaed 1885,
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il MEN No AZ EA. 2Nhs--B0AkDIH0 and DAY
acBOOi. CLASSIC AL and C0MhkRCi AZ viii De reopsnsA
on sEPTlS Fe.s teacher are oOro,cs:d With the ins,i,o
o prospessns 70 be had fan dsta the Of
PanSry Dspsr,msut. PTot Ellie CtAGLIfA Dhse;es.
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IL CBLLLE, 5scl.A Heu.e q grounds Ia perfect order.
Has all kinds o. ui; prof on Apple tres have produced
ksrreL choice fruit 10 god bear Extensive water
pc ssct-sOOd boating aid fishing Coat lo aud will BE-
sod IN bargain. Apply ct NO. ~ Bowery oorpsT Grsndst
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A UGUST BELMONT g. Co.. BANKERS, No.
n 50 Wsrs,, issue LETTERS Of CREDIT for trsyeiss
available IL ali psst, Of the world through hesss RooS
hf6s Of P.rs London vakfor Eplss ana VieaIa nd .ss
souespoDoeBts
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Morris County New jersey, three miles from tho Morris
and Esse1 Railroad depot at Madison The Mill IL has two
rns of Bun perfect crder with excellent wate,
nw,r The Farm contains good Land with about IL
srre. OF Ost Timber upon For particulars .ppy 70 GUS
THEBAUD ESQ a. No 1888 Nassau st., New York or at ASa
son Me- .jers.y 10 D. BFAUPLAED.
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Esst 49,. ooru.r Of Broadway, vii re-op-l SD, IL
Pus az pr.psr.c college the cog1i!ns tOuss All the
sOsh' ~ native proiesois a.. Ia oUe de-
par French spotel. There primary depart
or eSpr-uc-c female t-achef Circulars &; Lck-
- cd 5. ~. Book store NJ al Bfosassy
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STRAlTON, SANFORD & Co., Importers Of
~ HAVANA CIGARS, No. 50 Beaver g., WILMA os-s
tf sale al srsdes Of HAVANA CIGARS OF their opoar
s0n, si.Asgi- Socs tot export scu store, dE.J paid.
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Souses ano farms naniel

WANTED "A GENTLEMAN ~ w'h c., To- lil isn
(se,s &c Person, b.y'ps ~ an ono % let wiappYo
WIN 4 fsrtHBROOK, Boulder, NO III Vast <5thss
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IL Three stIy and Attic English Basement HOUSE, in Tho
Seventh Ward uuencunbered Parties commune sting must
s,,ts value add cation Of property Offered. Address H. BEN
SEL No 2tl From
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CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL, No. 20
S-p a Personal Ip.,iUe,on BY The Principal and thorough
ernx the Eoslh hrssesss Cealars and fsAoI
teo 81 CARTERs BoSksose, No. $50 Broadway sfeer
Aus A he h<ol
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puuc'usl s.ebsanes Of hsr p-pis Ia rtquef~t.
Those who have oob6dsd their osusber q h HAiSks II
ps yeas may continued d.sre snh shs
trusts increased sby lmpsrt her v1p sub. snt. use
m pistsd sducanu Sne hs The ad 81 t"acnef' u
talent AID viii b. their uut.d aim ~ contrib
ute sb 20 The per-1ns nappinss. - Se =.
and Intellectual In poVeusnt Of hOss committed 70 s
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Ctticl % IHg !iEw-f OK AID hEy- tssES RALso.D{
Co. 6ttst an ito sy- rss-fofk A1g -. 80 }
IN cnr-equehce e an Injunction, No PAYMENT
q DIVIDENDS declared by this COMPANY vii b. mse"
"a q, b,r uo'io. W BEHgsT, Treszgfer
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Cigars.

ClGARS.-Choice Havana Principe and German
~ CIGARS Of all style, and brands. fyr sale low 40 II
bscco snuf ard Other srscl-s prtani5s % the trNde
hOSLS sW EEIsER u..nzfscturer, No. Is MAii-a-.Ane
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NORTHERN K. K. of h. JERSEY-for PieI
~ mout Nyses, Hacssnsach Fnsi-voOd Ae.Lss.es ioc
Ccursnd.st S1udsy excepted .. 80 To- sne .; AID s:'
SEYMOUR fOWEA
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- Ii. RICHARD, Mining Agen; aud Stock

H. Broker Office No. II Nsssu-s:., N.vYoTk, buys and
sls HINIs5 SHARES, MINES ana MINERAL LANDS oo
Conn siob will naes snd Mineral Lands Ia
Of hs United ,nd report their value, &c. P.ael,I
s.eltior s's.p ~ Lake Superior bH,iDess
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OCEAN INSTITUTE for SALE or En-
" CHANGp-Msr budiDg fok6o fee. ,torie, and base
.ut urrs Sx52 fr-. stories IT Of erouud fine fruit
and shade Ne~ Yoik So Long Brsrch s. snbr a.
L.ndus Rsilrosd Depot miles. Proe { $500 Adcfes c.
COTbREN, Octan Pori. n. J.
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CNOR SALE--A FARM Of 100 acres, two miles
ives. of burgh For particulars qure Of SCOTT Fos
= n n lroen ch.aL- Nav

nss. m I'm Count, Pa ls.z the line Of the ssnbory sne
"a RsrusA Also Lands In Sullivan County, Pa Apply o.
- oaoe Of the Houestssd Company. No lS Sroedwey
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Real Gslalr for 6aie.


N Out. ouple's about acres ~ LAND h"h
ue PLACE HOI 81 BARN. No., on about scrcs aud se'
~ al de.rabs VILLA SITES from Ia 20 acres eaehc poe
.~..us be sold, with mtns
Sis,e tsrns, exchanged for well ocaed
City Property Address OF call Oh the oWnf e OF yTp
NY. H. ChhrhNihh
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NAY BOAT for ALBANY Steamer ARME
~ MA, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FkiDA'
from foo, # HsiIiscu-., at O'Clock = N.
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,rs,u.Ttp MONTOOHFRY > Crosks; Comnsndes. On
Ir.ys Fier Ne u R. % THURSDAY August q =, 0oseh
10 Cabin Issssse SsvaI lar, With ed accom-
dA,iors . IS Thio al aoters Mes Oesns, SIS ID es.
SIS 81 usonsTy 81; Abry. go; Aiaets, 49, C9as@e =
al Haser 81 Ausr-a 80 auo principal pisces G Fou-
"a a, hves Frristt 10 c.uts pr to And PfoPS
torate ra.,s Insurance one hat pr ceut Apply -
n q. CROMWELL co. No IS West
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CNUfF, TOBACCO, and Imported and Do
~ nestle CIGARS. BY SNOW HILL No. la 6rseuwica
st. ore door below Cogr.snf,, N. Y.
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Gteamuouts aun RAILROADS..

TOR BRIDGEPORT.-Fsre soc The steamer
< JOEH BROOKS lesye. P,ck.Ip EVERY DAY 81 q
Thos LOCKER Co, No lis Soutbs-
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Eautes, &r.

Tor SALE-A SEWlNG-MACHINE, Weed
Ps,sa; arr-s. sire. Inquire the Dry Goots Store NJ
40l h,r.Se-ss Brnuklyn.
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SAVAGE LANDLADY.-SN DOLLARS
WORTH OF CowHIDNG.-About ten o'clock
yesterday morning, as the men were getting
paid off, the territory of Uncle Sam was
ruthlessly invaded and the rules of the Navy
Yard set at defiance by female heroine, in
the person of Mrs. W., a widow, I" fat, fair
and forty" who walked into the yard with
a cowhide under her cloak, and straightway
proceeded to the object of her search, Mr.
P. Having found him, she uncloaked her
cowhide, and unceremoniously applied it to
his head and shoulders, with vigor that
could not be surpassed by even a brawny
truckman. Not satisfied with one fiaggel-
lation, she returned after dinner, and again
applied her cowhide to the head and should
ers of her victim with renewed yigor; and,
after she got through with her second chas-
tisement, she declared she would come every
day until she got six dollars, which she
averred was due to her for house rent, or
have ne worth of it out of his hide. Truly,
the a1 If heroines has not gone by.-Bos-
ton II -ald March 9Th.
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After putting up at this house, himself and
family soon retired to he'd. He had been
asleep but a short time when it was dis
covered that some one was taking his money
from his pataloons pocket
The money being secured, the robbers
left the room, and the Missourian slipping
on hi. clothes asquietly as possible started for
the police. Having obtained the desired as
sistance, he returned to the house and made
demand of his money. After considerable
alteration, the inmates of the house be-
came frightened, and the money was pro-
duced, and returned to the stranger. His
wife, while he was searching for an officer,
had been grossly insulted, and the children
were screaming in terror.
After regaining possession of his money,
the Missourian was not slow in vacatiIsg
the premises and seeking another boarding
house until he could hear of a boat for Green
river
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New York Market.
NEW YORK. March lip

New YORK, March l5--P NJ.
Rye flour dull at 5o04 IS. Wheat less
active but steady, with sales of 1000 bush
at l % for Milwaukee club ! 4S for winter
red Western 10 for Chicago spring; 60
for white Mich, ] 80 for white Southern !;
10 for white Ky. Barley dull. Corn
quiet and firm at s6@87 for new yellow
Jersey and Southern; S5@S6 for white do.
Oats dull at 6l@6l for Western. Whisky
steady at 27!. Pork frmer with sales at
II 81 for new mess II As for old, aud
10 2 for prime. Beef irmer at 6 50@7 90
for country prime: o0G99 so for do mess.
Beef hams firm at u 30@l7 rs. Bacon
quiet. Smoked hams log. Lard dull at
ll4@12B. Dressed hogs quiet at 8 OSS.-
Cut meats unchanged sales at 63@63 for
shoulders aud sg@94 for hams there
were sales of 20, 900 lbs clear sides at lO3,
and 10000 lbs on private terms. Coffee
firm. Freights quiet. Receipts of beeves
5000 head, with sales at 7@l0k for infe-
rior TO the best, and 12@l3 for premium
average. Sheep active and advanced. Re-
ceipts 400 head. Swine heavy. Receipts
10000 head cern fed are active at 64@5a:
stocks generally poor and unmarketable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-16
River Items.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs-PRoM O'Clock MONDAY
TIL O'clock TUESDAY.
II. Bridges, Bowling Green to Louisville.
Southerner, Memphis TO do.
Silver Star, Evansville to Paducah,
Robert J. Ward, New Orleans to Louisville.
Mars, do to Cincinnati.
Stephen Decatur, Pittsburg to New Orleans
Reliance, Cincinnati to Nashville.
Il. F. Sass, do to New Orleans.
Argyle, New Orleans to Pittsburg.
Alvin Adams, Louisville to Memphis.
Yesterday was a delightful spring day
though little cool. In fact overcoatc were
not at all disagreeable.
The river continues to reced at this point
slowly though we notice it is rising at Lou
isville, on stand at Cincinnati and falling
at Pittsburg. .+y-
A large amount of freight is yet on the
landing. Little was DONE however, yester-
pay, in the way of shipments. Freights
still rule low
The Silver Star did not get off until half
post three yesterday morning, owing to the
severe wind She will necessarily be be-
hind time to-day.
The Stephen Decator was also detained
on account of tho wind-for several hours.
She was loaded very deep-her guards be-
ing in the water
The Alvin Adams passed down at four
o'clock yesterday evening.
The L. j, Ward went up i'll the morning
at 6 A. NJ. s
THANKs.-We neglected yesterday to re-
turn our thanks to Mr.. Westfall and the
Tishomingo, for Louisville papers in ad
vance of the mail Mr.. Dawson Black
more will also acceptour Acknowledgements
for late New Orleans papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-16

This noted company of musical artistes
are announced for a series of concerts here,
at Crescent City Hall, on next Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday evenings.
Having had the pleasure Of listening to
the performances of this troupe, we can
promise the musc-loving portion of our
citizens, an entertainment which will be
constant source of delight to them.
Tie instrumental part of it, under the
lead of Mr.. Cooper, the unrivaled violinist,
is not TO be surpassed by any musical abil-
ity which ever finds its way to the West.
Miss Annie lMilner, the Primd Donna is
an attractive young lady, endowed with a
magnificent voice, and rare powers of dra-
matte expression. We can not specify fur
Their; but suffice il TO say, the talent is all
first class,
The absence of scenery will detraci some
what from the interest of the exhibition ;
but Rs the main attraction is the music, moth
ing will be lost to the passionate lover of
that divine science
In conclusion, we shall say, if you wish
20 hear the finest operatic gems, from unri-
vailed artistes, in your own language, at a
reasonable price, attend the concert of
Cooper's English Opera Troupe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-16

FRE-The Court House was discovered
to be on fire yesterday forenoon, and for
time was the occasion of considerable anxi-
ety. The Fire Department were on the
ground promptly, and placed their machines
in positions to accomplish the greatest good
in case the flames got start. We were
pleased to see they had discretion enough
not to ruin the building with water without
stopping to ascertain where the fire was
Very frequently more damage is done by
throwing water heedlessly, than would have
been done had the fire been permitted to
have its way. In case the Court House had
been consumed, how much of its value
would have been saved by insurance? We
trust hint is sufficient.