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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-27
LOCAL NOTICES.
LOh AONy
Governor.

BE- The Rough and Ready Rife RAN
gers will meet this evening at half past 7
o'clock, at their hall, in Klusmans build
ing, third story Business of Importance
will be brought before the meeting.
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BF Owing to the length of Che Govern
ors Message, we are compelled to defer the
publication of several papers we have re-
ceived. Amongst them are a communica-
ton from the Attorney General of the
State, an account of the proceedings of the
Union meeting at Mt Vernon, and COM
munication from our Indianapolis cores
pendent Scribe" Place will soon be
given these and other matters now waiting.
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6G~ 1t is an undeniable fact that the larg-
est stock of beautiful clothing and recherche
furnishing goods ever brought to Indiana,
can be found at Lyonss popular Clothing
Warehouse, in Fosters new block. He is
selling goods fully thirty three per cent.
lower than the same class of goods could
hare been bought last season.
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The PeopIe Of EvansvIIIe

Will meet at the Market House on Fourth
street, to-day at 10 o'clock, to express
their views upon the proposition for an ap-
preparation by the city for the defense of
our property, our wives, and our children,
which was defeated on Thursday night by
a majority of the Council.
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US 4 numoef OF our patriotic citizens
have raised tall, stauuch pole on the
wharf at the 1901 OF Main Street, on which
are placed haliards, from which floats the
American fiag-the Stars and Stripes "He
who runs may read the sentiments OF
Evansville
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EAKsSOLUTKOyN- OF CO-P4RT.N RR



Tho eO-psrtnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of Read Burrow, was this day
Dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal of
ARoN BURRoW from the concern. The business
will in futurS be conducted under the name and
style of Head d Lawrence, who alone are author
iE-d to collect all debts due the old house. They
will also pay the debts OF Read & Burrow.
HIRAM f. READ,
ARON BURROW,
Nj. a. LAWREFOE.
April lstp 1861. apl5
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EW CASH sTOR E!

N Il w CA SH 81 y II II
aTo So .HOPKKOVSS.
No. is First street,
Has just returned from the east with tie largest
and best selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods brought to this market, aud having de-
termined to adopt the Cash System ina all cases he
feels confident that he sell goods at such prices
as will be to the advantage OF all to purchase OF
him. His stock consists in part Of the following
Painted Jaconet and Organdie Lawns,
and Berages, in great variety.
French and American Ginghams, Fancy
and Black Silks, Black Lustre Goods,
for Travelling Dresses.
Prints, Jaconets, and Bleached Muslins.
Plain and Dotted Swiss Tarletans, all colorg
and qualities.
Black Silk MantilIas and Lace Points.
A good stock of Jaconet and Swiss Edg-
ings and Insertions.
Dimity Bands, White Embroidered Collars,
and Mourning Collars.
h handsome stock of Dress Trimmings, a
large and complete stock of Hosiery
for Ladies, Misses, and Children.
Mems Lisle Thread Half Hose, best quality.
A complete stock of Boots and Shoes, for
Men, Women, and Children.
A beautiful stock of Parasols. Umbrellas,
Fans, and Gloves for Ladies.
A good stock of Gauze Undershirts and
Drawers.
Also, a splendid stock of House Furnishing
Goods, as follows: Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Cocoa Mating, Druggets, Rugs,
Door Mats, Cornices Stair
Rods, Embroidered Swiss and Lace Curtains,
Painted Paper and Brown
Holland, for Window Shades, sc.
All the above stock will be sold
Very Low for Cash.
Before purchasing, please call and exam
inc my stock. No trouble to show goods.
J. S. HOPKINS,
APPS No.l7 First street.
DTSSOL UTION or COMPREHENSIVE.
The copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the name and firm Of Cook
Langley, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
by Thos. X. d. Langley retiring from the concern.
The business will be continued by Il. A. Cook,
who VIII settle all claims against the firm.
II. A. COOK,
T. X. u. LANGLEY.
Evansville, April lst 1861.
\ Card.
In retiring from the Eureka Bazaar, 1 would re-
turn my thanks to all who have literally pat
ronized the Eureka and would ask all my friends
to continue wi tn my successor, II. a Cook, who
will continue in the same trade at the old stand,
No. IS Main street. T. K. d. LANGLEY.
UWEE SE. WsR HI gig JUST RE-
u ceived. per steamer Lehigh, bxs w. K.
Cheese, bxs Hamburg Cheese bxs English
Dairy Cheese, for sale by
JAS. ERSEINE & CO.,
ap19 No. AZ MAR street
JOHN IVINsON,1 edward IVINSON.
cor Leet & W. SITS. Evansville, Ind,
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RHREFT.

New Tailoring Establ1shmI!,,t
The subscriber hereby informs MS Iflehis III ne
public in general, that he has opened new Iailor
Shop over Brickley's Patent Bread baAsiy' on
First straat near Main where lac is prepared to cut
and make up all garments for Mems wear with
neatness and despatch
TO cuttipe and making up Boys Clothing.
Repairing done on reason able terms.
app , FhAfsSs.
aBOkA .R.N.D Land.
~ 100 bbls Mess Pork,
100 kegs Prime Leaf Lard for family use, in
store and for sale by W M AMMAN co.
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E9trav ~ OGICO.

Taken up by Emery Long Jr., Union IoWnsfip,
Vanderbuigh County, Indiana, a black COLI with -
white spot on tbs right shoulder said colt ls sup
posed to be three years Old and appraised at thirty
dollars.
Given under my haut and seal, tins z5ih day 81
March 1861. tseaI.l DANIEL II. CLOUD, }. j.
A true copy Of the original on file aud OF rocoid
in my Office.
HTrEsr LOUIS RICHTER, q. v. e. G..
aprilH 3ww
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SHERWOOD HOUSE, Evansville, Z
March 2Gth, 1861. I

=. v. Z IfI0TNG---
DEAF sir Enclosed find $500. find that
your Anti -Rheumati' Band has removed my Rheu'
inatism am, respectfully, yours,
l.. A. BURRr,
ap2-1yd6W With J.. s. Jaquess & Co.
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GER EFT Stow!
ID Il ~ Il & e.
MANIAC Err AND HUMORIST
or EAT 1SHOW.

And is prepared to gire erstre series cf SPE
TACLES and FEA TURES, By NEW ARTISTS a.
NEW HORSES, TOGETHER qUith a
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DlsirIci Attorney.

1t does not appear TO us that NE system which
appears to have been established in the manage
ment OF the District Attorney receipts and dis
bursements is a correct one. For Instance. Mr..
o kley Hall says ho collected %, $50 while in
office, ard MS disbursements were $5.634. Mr..
Blunt, II seems collec ed $500 less than he paid
out, bo the same more or less Mr.. McKeOu
collected :G,2'9, and paid out -, i5l. MIR.
Waterbury has collected over $4,000, yet 10
too runs short--his office exp pens, overrun that
sum. Suppose the next District Attorney
should collest $50, 900, is il likely that one dime
of that sum would ever get into the City TreA-
.ury? That depends, We suspect, ON our choica
istict Attorney. We mean To support soma
.c uuoer whose management there t0IU be .
i.pli paid overland we need hardly add thAk
ve DO not expect to support either Nelson J.
Waterbury nor A. Oakley Hall.-IribEae.
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THREE ACCESSION PAPERS in Kentucky nave
died within the last few days.
CANNOT RE ARRESTED BY a recent decision
made in Ere County, n. u, Judge Mason hoids
hat an enlisted soloier cannot be arrested Ter
any debt or contract during his term OF services
INFORMATION RECENTLY RECEIVED FRoA
THE SOUTHWEST iLioIms US that there arc
about IL 900 armed rebels scattered over tho
SOU hwesteTn part Of tho state OF Missouri IN
Guiding etween 6, 600 and 900 men at Camp
Walker in Arkansas, miles below the Mlssoun
line, under command Of young Ben. MeCui-
lough.
TIE SAFETY. OF THK GREAT EASTERN was,
In the opinion OF the passengers entirely owing
20 the * IN and per~evorng efforts OF Mr.. Ham
llton Towle. an engineer of Exeter, N. H.s
wbo. after all other efforts bad failed, prepared
a steering apparatus to meet the emergency.
The English people are loud In praise ot the IN
genious Yankee mechanic,
RuMoRED DEArH OF JoHH q. BRKCKIN-
RIDGK.-An officer irsm Camp Dick Robinson,
who reached this city yssteIdAy, states that h "a
rumored that John G. BreckinIiage, who is sAid
" DO at the head Of camp Of rebels in Green-
up county, was by mistake shot by ono Of his
own pickels Thunday. We fear the story 10 too
good 10 10 ,Iue.-CSH. Gas. oh.
GKN. s. l.. WILLIAMS, ct Mount StehinE,
KY, enrolled him self AS private In UnloA
company on Wednesday last. General WI
| llAns 70 seventy two ears old. He says hs
knows he has not long 10 live, but he hA.
L strength 10 pull triggs., and II he 10 kilioA
peshaps the bullet that he reosivoa may Z
wsrded from . younger man d more ss<vtssA =
|, his country,
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THE NEW YORK Sun
TrEspAY MORNING.. on. 5. 1sel.
Commodore surin.hnm,. Retirement.

Commodore SrRINGIiAM > retirement from &C
tive service is represented as growing out Of a
difficulty between him and the War Depart
ment, respecting transport which he had sent e.
tho Washington Navy Yard for repairs. Itwis
at once returned to Fortress Monroe, with lctJor
containing rcprimand addressed to the Commo.
dorc because of his having dispatched tho vessel
thithcr, instead Of having tho damages repaired
at Newport News, whore, it is said, no facilities
for such work exist. The correspondence
which ensued between the Commodore aud tho
Department resulted in the removal of tho littcr
lom active sotyice.
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PRICE ONE CENT


ire correspondent of tho n. Y. Tisaes says
| ieel the most entire confidence that had N,
o,th hSstefn hean brought up in the win,
4 WnG " nIst increased TO a gale-Sau nj ahout
| oeiock IN the afternoon Of the fatal Tbursdav
-she would h'Te ridden II out without acci.
dent, ana with greater ease than any o4 her shin
atioat. She was voluntarily left In the trou,,b
OF the sea tall the gale had increased 10 a ds-
gree which rendered her unmanageabla IL Ia
equally manifest that there was serious error
Of Judgment on the part of her Captain. On
his behalf, however, it may 10 said that tho
vessel rolled 40 easily, laborod 30 little, and
shipped 70 little water In the earlier mart Of the
gale that the niles which ordinarily dictate 10
master 10 alter his course did not exist in sufi-
cient force to appear TO render II necessary till
the Time NJ which II was attem ptoh and frustra-
ted bN the breaking of the rudler. If that b.
the defence, II il tanian cunt 20 an admission
tbat he was too new TO the ship to understand
her fully, and tho management ,he reduiteI
Ana this Is, no doubt, tho exact truth
now IuE sIuP BEHAVED.
Often her deck appeared 20 10 AZ an angle Of
10 degrecs, and her huge sides which USUALLY
present tho appearance of walls 70 feet biyh
l~ay the height Of four story house, and tho
length oi three and \ half New Yotk blo,k,)
wero laid horizontally on tho surface Of the
waves. ~ constantly appeared that sho must
roll clear over and engulf us all, without mo-
mentS notice, in watcry grave.
Inc seas arc now running "moun'ain high. ."
A. she rolls on trum orc, another meets her on the
other side. Ono ur two seas, larger than o'hers
spring up her sides like waterspou's, falling on
her deck like cataracts But tho water nirs on,
the ship rides on, ant few show signs Of f. ar
The rolling is slow and majestic, Therc is NO
writhing, twisting, cfcaking, shuddcrinp or
tec"tling from the blows of the waves such A.
We have experienced in weaker ships. The
monster apparn, minds it but little, and the
storm may bc left to spord its fury on her solos.
81 al sides
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A DOWN Town MERCHANT,


os Asonies anu 0i'~ VI ''1N' '1
coming convinced that hrs. WINsLoWs soorH-
mo SYRUP was jusa the article needed, procured
ohua n, r..ch,rv hama. and -
Ff'
quAinhns a" "n' WAN VIM n' M oon'' sns T"
fused ,o nave 10 administered so The child, - shs
.,.. strongly IN .yor OF aopo,oosthy. Ths, ni9ha
-, A. u,.,
,'r
cot sleep. hesurnii-s hoHe 'he aV ion""'ns' ms
tsihsr found the baby stn wora, and, Wills ooA-
'mPlAins anoshsr Aespls~ nishi 'h' m0'A'r stop
ped from the room 70 aiiend 70 some domestic du-
ties, and Ian the father with ths child During hsr
.b.onoe hs ,dainIs,ered . portion Of ,bs BOOTH.
80 sv0,rD A.. - -. It, .,,,.
-
hish' ALI hAn"S AisP' "su ~" 'n' nAi' i'AO" a"oks
In the morning Orlsh' anu nAPPy' EnS moAn~ va
q ansh'eo ""A ao" sN0li'n M" "onnsi'uA onAnee'
and although a hra offended u ihs dsoePton prao-
tioed upon her, has continued 70 the Syrup and
sui1ering, crying babies and restleas nights have
disappeared. A single trial Of the Syrup nsVs ysa
tIsd =, relieve .hs baby, and ovsrOoms the prsIu-
doss OF the mother.
aorhEhs hEaS nVi -"
OLD nUhs TUE OliLDnnN-non' nInn-- Sn, lnn 70 pro-
cure , MS ,', mimenOms9 a'',i., 9oUto ol nor -
S Sn nn.hsr who % s.. % .Isr ,rs.s - NJ wnSsI @ ovCs %
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MILITARY.

EOR WASHINGTON IMMEDIATELY-
i RECRUITS WANTED for tue Tnird Regiment
Excelsior t5.ckle'Q Brigidge.
GJod ablc-bodied men wanted for this Regiment,
which is now stationed at Washington, and build
ing fOrtihcations
INDICTMENT FOR VOLUNTEERS
Paw 3i3 per month, and families provided f1r at
ontI
riy aud subsistence commences on signing the
roll.
Extra pay when on work on forlacatlons.
800 Bounty when hpnorabo dischAryed.
fyou dout want ~ he drafted, come up at once
and sign the roll. Apply ~ Lieut.. PENNOCK, 600
Broadway. OF G'li2
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GcrcrnIpricc ~urrouudrd a.

We learn from Roila Mo-, under date Of Oct.
9th, that letters have been received uore by
Mrs. Crawford from her husband, Col. Crlw.
ford OF Gen. Prices army, stating that tho lat.
ter was hcmmcd in, and occupying critical
position, and urging tho immediate rom oval OF
his property TO tho South
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C,nnrm-tion Of Len. McC.,le-ph,. Dea.A-

t'hnFmeuon Y ot Len. MCCufloUgh's Deaah-
Major Wright, ot tAe Missouri Home GuarAS
furnishes the following statement:
A physician, we'll kn'wn TO the Major. vbs~,
name am not permits,d TO uso, arrived a
Rolla, Missouri from tho south west, on Tuoad-w
evening last. This phygira was formerly =
partner OF DIR. Smell, Mccullough Army S-r-
Reon. The former very recently had an ints--
vioW with his ola p'rtner, and was told by him
that in the battle OF Springfield Ben Mccullough
was shot trough the hip, and glance Il ths
Tall also struck him in the forehead.
Soon after making his report II the batti..
Mccullough, with the Texas forces, was or,iare&
hack TO 1eSas but after reaching L imp Chez
rcakc, nor Mt. Vernon, he died Of hs vou.las.
Before he died he spoke freely Of the p..ssss1rs
his treatment by the Missouri ,nA. - = -
had known the true position of aif5N-,tt.ty.
would not have entered the star. The
Ills bo,iy was placed in "A metallic coffin and
cow eycd TO Texas. Iii. death was concealed
even from his own men for a time, Il onR the
policy Of the surviving leaders to opsrate on the
prestige OF his name. llis sor ben. McCul-
loush, Jr., was, therefore, placed in nominal
command. in order TO keep up the deception.
Major Wright, who is an old aoquantanoe of'
Mccullough, having as Ato as winter bcfou
last ranged with him i5O miles up tho Colorado
River is convinced that tho latter is dead.
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shopsl know that YOU and 7 are both in ann.
sort responsible for Frcmonts appointmept s-s
ior ms being placed in command Of this Deo,yt-
mont and therefore ! feel another and an adj
honal motive to speak out openly about tbe-.
,uAtters. My decided opinion is that he sboc,lS
be' relieved Of his command, and man Of abii-
better.
An airs arc worse than they were two vvss--
ago, nd are getting worse every day. seoes-
% in, ,i-cisinv, Union men driven out, anu Tn,
General. fear, incapable Of comprehcnding bi.
:ition. tis recent proclamation is the bs.e
thing a the kind th1t LAS been issued. b-t
s1ould have b-rn issusi wien he Gr,t eam.-
when he had TIM power N cnforcs y, and ths
enemy 10 pONor H. retalh,,e.
Yours affeotionateIy,
ISIgnedI FRANK T. BLAIR.
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nR. HoYT, DENTIST, sO7 BROADWAY,
~ three doors above 90th strest, inserts beautiful
Wilh OF without extracting the roots. On gold n
low a Sas silver, 9s Rnbbsr, so plAtinA, 90
ARTIFICIAL bone filing unserted without pain) 30
cents gold, 80 coats to tl AmalgAm, " centa An
work wAEAntod. ocl SAAo'HS
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r IGHr CAVALRY

1.-Two regiments Of light cavalry are about bsint
organized by the u. 8. Glyerumont ons Of whiob
to be called tue lat U. &. LanOora, now In procaa
Of formation by Col. Bnonaki, the haaiIuArtsru q
which Is the War DepartmenL Washington. aud
branch ofios, No. Park Plaza corner BrosdwAl
n ". room 20, la charge of Acting Adiutant p.
McTighe. Several inducements offered 70 gsn
tlemen wishing N TAisa companies OF - msn stoL
"a well a. " privAtas ambitious Of military honon
.o whom promotion Is guaranteed. All applications
in the Northern States are " bs Addresed 70 thI
Acting Adjutant, who will supply iros pass
oeioefs and men N the Camp OF Rendezvous, D
scsrsdals, wcstchesiar County, hsw York.
500 aSscstIa
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Observation-Disclosures

ID IL S-FUkS-FUR RS-RFMDVAL-RE-
muvsl-f,ncy hIrs, cheaper than TIE cheapest
At ST Eighih avenue bot. 26th A,d 9Th streets,
tcmcmhcr up Htalts) the only place up
town whei" they make the msnuf lctiring
II hucy fur., their exclusive bi4nraE in
consequence e removing, offer my entire stock;
c'thprHing all ii yafi-t ea Of adies and chidrera
nancy uT at ~ Icr cont lss than the Original cost
l,i - nuN "a the time to Huuply yourselves aud
children with nirs, nj a moderate cost. I can sell n
yct"rne and cuffs, a. low as dollars. Furs maie,
altered and repaired careiully and promptly, by
~ A'iical nrrers. FtNtgAN se2n 2l,rs lai
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ORD. REGIMENT, EXCELSIOR BRIGADE,
- q IlnnHl NRIaON TAYLOR,

UlO BrOaIWay, Dtn Oct. I7lI.
The recruiting Off e, GN Broh way, is still open
under charge Of Lent PENNOCK from which
number Of recruits have boon sent In small squads
20 lin tie regiment which Is now On the P1tnmtc.
Az order has been recsntly g,vm T. in'~eass tbs
number Of companies which, when nIll will make
Il one Of the largest in tho army the men arc all
well aud have plenty OF clothing and blankets, as
Col. TAYLOR, from the first was one 10 look aiter
the smallest wants Of his men. Recruits wishing
to be sent immed ately on g. the seat Of war, will
lie accommodated by giving the Lieut. call. ocI 'G
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NJ. Y. SUPREME COURT


William II. Smith, William C.l
Smith, Horschell H. Adam
and James Sinclair, um.lons-fOr
Plaintiffs. money demand On
against Contract.
Henry Sanders, Defendant, tCon. NOT served.l
T1the Defendant
You are hereby summoned and required N ans.
wer tho complaint in this action, which will be hled
in the Office Of the Clerk of the City and County oi
Now York, at tbs City Hall in said city, and N serve
a copy Of your answer ~ the said complaint on thu
Subscribers, nj their offce No 30 Broadway In the
City of New York, within twenty days after the ser
vice OF this summons you, exclusive Of the day Of
such service; and II you fail N answer the said com
plant within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this
action will take judgment against you for the sum Of
Two thousand three hundred and thirty dollars and
eighty eight cents with interest from the Pifteenth
day Of July, One thousand Eight Hundred and
Bixty-One, besides the costs Of this action.
WILLARD a HOWE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated, AuglSa 8, 1851.
The complain. above named was hled Al above On
the 2sth day OF August 1891 au3O OSF'll4
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.nR. NGERSOLL IB THE MAN - elo
~ set the besa tes.h. bea htiing plates. and mo-l
scisnhho tooth extractor thAl we have sesn In New
$50 alAc'lbl
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SAVINGS RANKS.

A)oSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
~ 14tn st and sth ave. open daily from 70
PM, wednesdAy's and Saturdays until Pm:
Blk per cent interest allowed on sums OF $500 and
under. Deposits made on or bef1re Oct 10th, draw
interest frOm the lfa. THOS. CHRISrY President,
RICH'D ii. BULL, sec'y. ocl 9'l49
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, 25-CUEAPEsT BOARD

DOARDING-s2 25-CIIEAPEST BOARD
ID lng ia New YOrk-Nice rooms "Ith good board,
42 90 10 50 a week. aud upwards. ladies' and
families suited ess than at any other house. Nice
Iarlors with pianos. IS Lispenard 81, near Broad
way and Canal Also, watchman al night aud
lodgings cheap. o4 EAac'lJS
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STEAMBOATS,.

CHAHGE OF HOUR FOB kEYPOHr.-
SOn and after this date. .he steamboat KgYPOR1
vii leave New Yo-k. 90, ~ Robinson ~, daily
Blni,y-s a1espssd. ~ o'alook p. w., and Keypor,
q! "a NJ. Na0'iG
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A NURSERY, SCHOOL AND HOME-AN
(Aintellgent widow lady, experienced in the care
of children, residing M North Stamford, Coma ~
above, at l,50 per week, including all EXPENSES,
except clothes. Apply 10 5ILAs DAVENPORT,
l3S Broadway, room No. b hom IL " o'clock.
oc3 6sllT
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED, Lowest
TAposStble pHoo-Tee,h hlled with gold, 81; bone
m cents silver 90 oonts and upwards teeth sx-
hActed without pain, and for those Of small maAnA
% cents. DR.. J. q. CONWAY, 100 East 45th ID, bei
81 aud Sd ave. ss99 94ac'1iI
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HEIRS OF sRAMEN OF THE U. s.
ahip LKvAHr, and Of seamen and volunseers
Of present war. can obs.in pay and pensions by
calling Oa THos. L. BRAYkAlD. 81 Wall a. % =
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HnRAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON
-..<.--e-Atsn leland. Faro cent by Staten Island
Try, foo, Of whtshA 81, bet ths Battery and south
FRY. Boas Leave every hour from A n. 70
TP.h Gu nns. Sundays svury half hour 70 ! r.
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TAPscoTT's LlNE-
Il OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

The subscribers continue N grant carHh Gates Of
na0age TO aud from Liverpool by their fayorite
line ot pstSets, comprising iu part the following
ships:
Wn. TAPsCOTT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION
DREADNOuGHr, MANCHESTER VICTORY,
HtNJ. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION ID. .BOYO,
MhST POINT; ESCORT, PHtENtX,
UNOERWII TER, SPA FLOWER CAMBaIAN.
Making, together with others, a ship every Ave
days The Subscribers are also agents for the
LINE or LONDON PACKETS
For AL Of which they grant certlhcAies, on liberal
terms.
REyTTTANCKs To iceland, &c.
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