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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-24
OCToBER "a
Arrival and Departure OF the
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r7.h ,i,,.s her. -et down Is adjlsied 10 contract
Aours On the River thsro is variation according
20 ''''u'H' FINE OF CLOSING.
Railroad 9fait FOR V'uoeunes, Terre Haute,
Indianapolis Cincinnati, Louisville, St
Louis, Chicago. Cairo and other Eastern,
Western, and Northern points, aud H. H.
WAY Ofices) every day except Sunday, at 9 An.
IG thursday M and sata a avery at 6KPn
week except sunday ana thursday at l1KAm
Green River Hah flor Bowling Green and
day day At RO'"''' ''' ar. N
Thu 1Tsia1 and and; satnrdaJ Al GHAm.
me nosd lg,'s and Friday at DIAN.
R0ckporf Mail (lsnd) every Monday, We'd
r ssssy; ~ a. sis ssy; ever, Friday at
peter sbuTgh letters 20. come an go
by Railroad daily.)
CyNsktana 1To.il every Wednesday at TIN.
(Lesves at a. N. Thursday morniDg)
TIME OF DELIVERING.
RaSgroad Mail every day except Sunday at ".
L0uLsSilLs Mail (river) every Tuesday,
Tt lrsd ~, and Saturday by eP.A
EaGctRszh Mail, every day in the week except
SUE day and THURSDAY by ga
Green 1fivsr MaiI, every Monday and Thurs
day by 2P.N
Nc VsTHo~ MaR CandD every Monday,
Wednesday, aud Friday by SP NJ
Nea5 Harmony Mad, every Tuesday, ThurH-
Gty, and saturday by P. n.
RocEport Nal (and) every Sunday at P. II,
and Wedne day and Friday at A. N.
ARRIVES the evening before, after ofhoe
hoGrs.)
PeGe~s6argh Mail way every Friday by 81 A. Il.
CsssthiGaG HAL every Friday at 4. n.
ARRIVES the evening before, after ONCE hours)
Rag- Post once opens at A. n. ard closes at IA
?. II. on week days. Delivery closes from to 10
a. NJ, an from to p. H.. on week days during
tbs and closing opening of the Raj roa mall
Ofhce oven from l TO : on the sabbath.
JAMES Il. Men EELY, P. III.
Evansvile, Ind, NAV l, 1851 iulV 22-ywc
RE.s TCRHs! .n-4 TCHES
Skk 81 gross round wood bex Matches;
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CALAIS Nh, Oct. 23.-Tbe shock of an
earthquake was distlnctly felt here a. 3
min. past 8 this A. N.
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FoRT MONROE, Oct. 22.-Gen. Sherman
arrived here to-day on the Atlantic
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N,nA@AEE'e SOLE va. 4.

~ @AFA0e 5.aAE Va. 4.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued out of the
Office oS the Clerk of the Marlborough Court Of
Common PlcsE, in favor of John c. otssser and
against NEIhan Rowley, WILL
WEDNESDAY, OCTO BER 30th, 1851,
Between the hours of ten o'elock A. b., and four
O'Clock P. n. of said day, In door OF the Court
10 SO ia the City OF Evansvils, Vanderburgh
County, Indiana, nrr for sale At public auction
the rents issues and PROFITS for term not exceeding
seven years OF the following described real estate,
to wit
Lot No one a. in Block No. eleven az aud
Lois four ~ and i've 81, in Block No twelve az
in the North Eastern Eniargs ment OF the City of
Evansville; and should said rents and profits not
sell for sum sufficient .4tisy said writ, will,
at the SAM time and pIaoo offer for sale the fee
simple of said premises
GEoRSE WoLFLIE, g. V. G.
Thomas E. Garvin, PI'f7s Atty. ocs-w3w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-24

sEsKraf gia, or -NsrvOHs RHegnl aSssns,
was the first of line OF Nervous Complaints, to
which HnHBe,seEps TolG AsodBns so signaliy
adapted. It has proved all we claim for it
There IS but one and only one obstacle TO inmedl-
ase results, which Is hadieest5eA as the AHodyne
Is based en- tisely all otj ,otons TO mercurials,
90 weakening to the muscular and inte7EInhI parts
of the body, ssspls PHI perfectly adapted to the
Anodyne is epared by the proprietor, and WIN
bs sent, when requested, ''free" until plans are
.tured for piacIng thelr true character assist
ant 10 the Anodyne, and most perfect Family
Phvsic before the world Sse advertisement.
oc2 IL f-1rI "A
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.EEEs and ESsbsIsfy.-As old age comes
creeping on, 1t brings with 1t many attendant IN
hrmitles. Loss of appetite and weakness impair
the health, aud want of activity makes the mind
discontinued and unhappy. In case5 where ola
age add its infuouce, it is almost impossible to
add vigor and health and alt ough many RENEE
dies have been tried, all have failed, until BER-
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERS were known and
used. In every case where they have been en-
ployed, they have invariably given strength and
restored the appetite. They have become great
agent for this Alone and are used by many people
who suff ring from loss of appetite and genera
debility. In cases of long standing chronic dis
case, they act as charm, invigoratil the sys-
TEN, thus giving nature another opportunity to
repair ply steal injuries Sac advertisement In an
other column. oc3-lmd&w
tbs snighfy RsAIsr.-Let not dlseaee e, with
fits fangs, prey upon you, until the cod hand OF
death hurls you to an untlmeIy grave Shake OF
the feeling of despair and helplessness, liable to
come upon the invalid. The plant born Of the Sun
we place within tbs reach Of all. We care not
what may be the specific form Of the disease, The
cause the fountain of be dsea-e ITSELF is impure
blood, and through the different channels OF the
luugs, the stomach aud tn vital organs, JUD-
SONS MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will pass, ain-
Cling with the blood. search cat and grasp and
then sxpeI all hyrtful poIsons that there is IN it
Thus cleanse the blood by few doses OF thsse
Pills, and disease In any form, will dissipats and
vanish. AZ the Sun, with It's glorious beams first
cluses the morning dew rise as mist, then grow
ing stronger, casts his burning rays upon it-NnC
b. hold Ills goue-so cleanse TIL blood and disease
like morning dew, retreats vanishes. There !
| DO blood purifier equal to JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS. sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
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.Yayue's -SSWs .E7fas~rs a. an IL fai tbIs
remedy for Fever and Ague. Tbs experience of
N. ny years. in almost every climate. proves that
VII re used in strict accordance with rho direc-
tens it hes rarely failed to eurs, not only break
in4s the chiIls, but by removing RI morbid habits
Of the sysbsm-preventing tbs recurrence Of the
di. ease.
Fever and Agus. though not in itse dangerous,
is apt, unless speedily removed, to have such per-
nicious effect on the system as TO endAnger disar-
deEs much lore baneful than itself, and which not
only render the after life OF the patient miserable,
b1t are in themselves ofteo fatal & prompt and
sheetual remedy + therefore what is wanted, ard
as such, Din. D. JAYNE's AGUE MIXTURE is
cannden.Iy con- anended. For sale by Messgs
KELLER 5 wHITE. Evansville, aud by AGENT
everywhere. ep2siAfe Vwtw
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DRUsHBsY RRUsMssL
S1RERTFFs SIZE NO. Q:

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an
order sale issued out of tie Office of the Clerk
of the Vanderburgh Court Of Common Pleas in
favor Of Conrad Baker and Thos. L Garvin, and
against Valentine Kuhn, will, on
WEDNESDAY o. TOBER 3Jrh, 1851.
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A n. and o'clock
P. NJ of said day. the door of the Court House in
the city Of Evansville, Indiana. offer sale at
public auction the rents, issues and profits for the
term of seven years, Of the following described
zeal estate to-wit:
The Northwest quarter of the Northeast quart T
of Secti u No. twelve az, Township No. i've 80
south of range No. ten 90; also the southwest
quarter Of the Northeast quarter of the section,
Il wnship and Range aforesaid. And shonld said
rents and profits not sell for a sum sufficient 10
satisfy said said writ, will the same time
and place, offer for sale the lee simple of raid
PREMISES. GEO. WOLELIN, S. V. 9.
Tbes. f. 6arvir. Pl'-ff's a ~ % W3w
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Soldiers 10 the Rsse~s ! Young NE"
rushing into the exposures AMI dangers Of a Sol
diers lifs should prepare themselves for the fatal
Fevers the 2yse 1tery, the Sores and scurvy which
are almost certain to follow. HOLLoWAK's
PILLS, used occasionally during the campaign
will insure good health to every man. Only Is
cents per box.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-24

II Sc HOPRKsESS
No. 16 First street,
Has inst returned from the east with the largest
and best selected stock Of stare and Fancy DRY
Goods ever brought 20 this market, and having de-
sermined adopt the Cash System in all cases be
feels confident that he sell gootB st such prices
a. viii be to the advantage Of all 70 purchase Of
him. His stock consists In part Of the following
Painted Jaconet and Organize Lawns
and Berages, in great variety.
French and American Ginghams, Fancy
and Black Silks, Black Lustre Goods,
for Travelling Dresses.
Prints, Jaconets, and Blesched Muslius
Plain and Dotted Swiss Tarletans, all color
aud qualities.
Black Silk Nantillas and Lace Points.
A good stock of Jacouet and Swiss Edg-
ingS and lrsertions
Oimity Bands, White Embroidered Collars,
and Mourning Collars.
4 handsome stock of Dress Trimmings q
large and complete stock Of Hosiery
for Ladies, Misses and Children.
Mems Lisle Thread Half-Hose, best quality.
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 an
Drawers.
Also, a splendid stock u house Furnishing
Goods, us 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, &c.
All the above stock will oe sold
Very Low for Cash.
Before purchasing, please call aud exam
| inc my stock. No trouble TO show goods.
]. S. HOPKINS,
ans n" b. Fir-t -frAet.
| 90 CSs.N.Fs EACA.
] % I'D Great Rrductions-Nice Red Cellar Buck
| .ts- ormerly sold At 70 oents-can nov % ntd AZ
50 cents, at III - - = l Dt.Co.i
| ssp6 -
Election Notice.
"A, OFBCA 20 RBRERF GFD-Es1'
OiW that Friday the IS IA day n ilct 1851 q
| 3 o'cl,ck T.. u slsctJn will be held a. the old
ochool Presbyterian Church, Vine street, a. the
city of Evansville. for the purpos Of ~irotn= Five
Trustees Of the ''Eya9syiils FIe9y &
Oct 18th, 1881.
4 49,. S.--~
"A For sale ehsHp' .s.tft..y
I75EgST 1EOO.As-l9' a., ~ ar t. &c q o6 g."
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EEe.AR PRICES i!
NJ. A. LAWRENCE,

Having bought the co ire stock of J. ". Hug'T y,
invites ali merchants desiring TO repl Dish thei
stock, t. call and ex mime the rev go DIS now
ing, promising to sell the same at reduced prices
The stock Consists, in part, Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-24

RE.s TCRhS! sn-4TCAES
SSkE 81 gross round wood bcX Matches;
90 boxes BLOCK Matches;
- gross y gross boxes;
% gross German Matches For sale as
ocI6 Il 4 COOKS rs Main street.
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If YoU WANT CHICKS. STRIPS AND
TIokings IS Jour own prices, 90 70
ELLIOTT BROS,
No. lS9 Main strDet.
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During ghs sunsnssr fisGt h@s just pass,
ed away, thousands Of suf rers from dysentery and
diarrhoa have bsen relieved by the use Of Hostel
ter's Bitters, medicine which Is evidently desin-
ed to msiatain permanent plaes in the public
estimation. Bilious diarrhos is one Of those d.
ssases which bs1iss the skill Of the physician The
nedic:ns they admnister TO act upon the bowels
never seems 10 reach the source Of the evil. Ths
difficulty is to get remedy that will reach all the
digestive O. gans, and give them simultaneously
rush of 'gor- TO rid themselves Of this disease
This problem Is solved by the bltters, which mover
fails co quer the most stubborn cases. It Is on
y fair to say that, during the season jnst closed,
this medicine has achieved more cures than any
hes prsse ted to the public and during the fall,
Whsu that Sc -rbs scOu-ge, the Fever aud Ague, is
90 prevalent, the bitters will gain fresh fame
soIa by druggists and dsaiers generally every
uhaFa.
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HOOP sKIRTs-A GOOD ASSORTMENT
IL OF White aud ColcTsd. at
FLLpTT BIOS,
ouz1o DO. La Main S..
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DAKTALooETre. HosIERF ,TLAS1SELs
1 DVmsstios, shirtings in every variety, at
ELLIOTT BROS,
70. ISo Maln Street
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IS Crates Assorted, Common
and Granite Ware.
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Ths Rrsafess bssssGSS Of ths @sf' f'
the discovery Of q perfect cure for the Rheuma-
tism, Gout and Neuralgia and the pernici' ua eff
fscts OF Mercury, VIII ch is effected without any
inconvenience, or the use Of internal medicines
We are saisled as to its adaptation TO those here
tofore incurable complaints, and take pleasure IN
calling the attention OF or readers to the adyer'
tisemsnt in another column OF cur papsrs Of Dr..
LeIand's Anti-Rheumatie Band. oc3-d&wlm
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rThs time her -ct down Is adj lsied 10 contract
,vrs. On the River thero is variation according
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IS Boxes Assorted Glassware.
95 Crates Assorted to suit
Country Merchants.
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Just to hand and selling rapidly
Call soon, at
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Messrs r. L. Conkng Kellogg, OF Illinois, Burnett Blair,
Of Pennsylvania; Nixon, Crshed and Browne Of Rhode

Messrs r. L. Conkng Kellogg Of Illinois; Burnett Blair
Of Pennsylvania; Nixon, Crs6eld and Browne Of Rhode
Island
THANKS GENERAL MCMILLAN.
On motion Of Mr. EDWARDS, (reP) Of N. H. the follow
Ing was unanimously passed.
Resolved That the thanks Of this House be presented
Major General George Il. Mcclellan and the and
soldiers OF his command for the series Of brilliant and de-
csiye victories which they have by their skill bravery
acheved over the bells and traitors In the army the bat
tie fields Of Western Virginia.
EFFICIENCY vol UNTKERs.
the House, in Committee of the Whole considered the
bi 70 increase the efficiency Of the volunteer forces Of
the United States
Mr. BLAIR explained its provisions, when
MI BURNETT addressed the committee for an hour In
vndcaton OF the seeded States and in condemnation OF
the warike acts Of the administration. He protested
against the violation Of the oath TO support the consttu
lion OF the United States taken by the President whom he
charged with having usurped authority in various in
stances He concluded by advocating peaceful solution
OF our present difficulties.
Mr. HOLMAN, (opp) Of md not here to defend the
administration, which not OF his choice; but when
the public liberty in danger patriotism might well
silence the camors Of party Public necessity tho pre-
servaton Of the capital, Union and liberty should offer
extenuaton for the acts and policy OF this admins
tration According to the ancient maxim the safety of
the people is the supreme law. Treason against human
hopes must be crushed and the Union of our fathers
must and shall be preserved.
The bill to Increase the Efficiency of the Volunteer
Forces was then passed, and the House adjourned.
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Steamer sarnh. Jones. phllndeln,,ln.

steamer Sarah, Jones' philadelphia.
S,e"ner Delaware Alderman, Trenton.
s,,ehii"r Westminster, jones Providence
steamer New London Smith New Iondo y.
trunsKh-Bnrk Jane Cockerin (Br Lon Iona, Ambrose
i-'b Anal iar London having The in p'hH j.
sR SANDY HOOK, experienced very heavy wer,l VI NON
WIN high sea, during which sprung aesk
hnts ABOUT tinebes per hour She has cargo OF ~ ~
~ In the bottom. '
- BELOW
ges, CiearIn3a a ge. ' ~ 1881 -
ship Portsmouth, fsvn Sunderland
ship Vim Tett, Funk fYnm Havre 10 uovd r. rrinckan
Ship Atlanta, from Baltimore.
Brig Mary & Mariner from Barbados
Brig Fannie from MaauSgs
Brig Dunbar, from Cienfurgos.
Schr Graham, 2days from r0lu,orctAn BY pilot boat
Ezra Nye.)
SAILED.
punjaub ard Haze San francisco; New W0rld Iiv.
sppoli North American do W schmidt London; B.risra
11asow Empress, and Harry Blnr Ehyre; Criminal Ah
o'aa SFas Antwerp; Fairfield. Rocrdan harks A.
@ M Sbr aud Otodine (Br), Queenstown; hannah "
Oh, mIIlshuesi Evening Star Barbadosi bsgs Wappoo.
uS Vi Inc Lake tBr), Kingston, JaS Greyhosa.
WIND aHrius the dry to W. with rain squalls.
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OlGAs
AsHyoRD.-O Monday, July Is, Mrs EasSAH ASHFORD,
widow Of John Ashford in the seth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her a1e residence No
2oa Henry street. this "Wednesday afternoon at TWO
O'Clock The remains viii be taken 10 Greenwood for in
torment
BIIIOPp.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, July 16,
HENRY r. BIopP, aged 81 years, months and IL days
The relatives and friends Of the faruy and members Of
Southern Atlantic Lodge No. &c. O. Of r., are re-
spectfuly invited attend the fansra from tho rest
dence Of his stepahsr 81 rary street, on Thursday
afternoon, at three O'Clock.
Salem, N. j., aaa Baltimore, No, papers please copy.
BoHRS-At Thxog's Neck, on Monday, July 10, MICHAEL
BoHxS in the 3eth year Of age.
Funeral this "wednesday afternoon, st two O'Clock.
BRowy-Saddenly, on Tuesday July 10. at two O'Clock
A. N CHAnass BROWN proprietor Of qanmany Hotel, in
the 45th year, OF his age.
The Masonic fraternity, q which be was an honored
member, are respectfully invited to- attend the funeral
from his late residence No. ia East Eighteenth street. on
Thursday afternoon three O'Clock Hs remains will be
Inferred Ia Greenwood Cemetery.
Manhattan Lodge No o., r. \. NJ, viii hold special
meeting on ThursdAy, July Is, at one O'Clock p The
members and the fraternity generally, are invited TO at
tend at their lodge ROOM northeast corner Of Four and
oFssas sSss, 0r The purpose M paying The las tribute
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Tho Convicts Escaped from Clinton state
Prison.
MURDER OF ONE OF THE KEEPERs.

fFrom the Albaa0 Journal, July Is.
from Plattsburg announcing the escape Of six prisoners
from Clinton prison and the killing Of Mr. Wright of
the keepers appears that few days previous to this
inmates frustrated by the repentance Of the
gang who dvulged the The discovery the plot
does not seem TO have ntdated Of the desperate
characters engaged In II, among them James scwal
convict sentenced from Troy for larceny and highway rob
berry, and Thursday evening last they had Ear
organized as 70 mako a decided stand against the
knocking down guard succeeded in escaping from
tho prison. Tho outbreak occurred at midnght-the
mon in the rolling mill working during the
summer season nights, instead Of days The keeper Mr.
Augustus s. Wright, Of Watcrtown jefferson county was
struck blow upon the head by bar of ron supposed
70 be in the hands Of Sewal, and Instantly killed.
The guard at the tmc knocked down another
convict and he attempted 70 rise third prepar
ing TO give him fatal blow but prevented by fourth
convict who told the keeper outside to and give the
alarm while he guarded the door prevent escape In
few minutes the officers Of the prison arrived found
that six had escaped and remained with trusy
convict, who had raised the dead body Of Mr. Wright
Tho murderer of Mr. W. took his gold watch and revolver
and escaped.
The party consisted >Of Alexander Payquette con-
crime Of burglary and petit larceny, second offence;
William Judd, convicted in Rensselaer, county January
ID, 1890, Of The crime Of grand larceny; George Petit
Of forgery, in passing counterfeit notes. James SewaI
convicted Of robbery In Rensselaer, county 1852
and sentenced to Clinton prison for the term Of fifteen
years Patrick Brady convicted Of burglary the third
degree in Albany, september 49, 1862 and sentenced
Clinton prison for the OF years Daniel L. Baker
convicted in Essex county December TO- 1880, of the
crime Of burglary and sentenced Clinton prison the
term Of four years and six months. Pursuit mme-
datoy given to the convcts who had escaped and we
learn that all Of them have been recaptured sewa is
Clinton had boon engaged ia many outrageous proceed
ings in Troy Mr. Wright, the murdered man, about
h ss 81 he 70 M
relations Of life.
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BrosAslyn Rss.st. OF Cat Rugged Yachts.

Brocklyn Regatta OF Cat Rugged Yachts.
regatta for cat rugged yachts came of yesterday az
ternoon from the foot or Court street. BROOKLYN and
proved quite successful and spirited affair great
number Of people were assembled In the vicinity of the
Yacht House. and considerable interest was manifested in
the result The day was clear aad moderately warm so
that everything was propitious for the race.
Tho boats divided into classes from thirty Ave
feet to twenty feet and less Seven of the first class
entered and five Of the second GLASS compete for the
prizes, which as follows
snet PiIe hrst CLASS $50
seoohu prize, nrst class Is
rHst prize second class 25
oeCouu prize, SECOND
The entrance fee was $40 for the first class and IS
the second class yachts The agreed to be the
following manner
Starting from stake boat at club house to Bay Ridge
around the stake boat thee thence around buoy Of Rob
bns Reef, back TO the club house. This TO
be sailed three times making the entire about twenty
miles. About one O'Clock the signal given and the
trim little yachts sped swiftly the water contestng
the race with great spirit.
The winning vessels were the Partridge first prize OF
hrst Glass; the Black Hawk second prize of first class
Colleen Bawn first prize Of second class and Arethsa
second prize Of second class The regatta passed very
pleasantly and afforded great satisfaction to all the parties
concerned.
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Married.

CCMsuys-BANKs -On Tuesday, July 10, at the resi-
the Rev. Alexander II. Warner, THOMAS H. CUNNING TO
JENNIE T., only daughter Of j. II. Banks, Esq,
FLooD-FLooD.--ln Liverpool England, Sunday, May
90 by the Rev. John Etnard, at st. Marys Chapel Mr..
ANTHONY RODNEY FLOOD Of Baltimore, Md to Miss ANNIE
c. A. FLOOD Of Liverpool youngest daughter Of the late
Michael Flood
Baltimore and Ohio papers please copy.
HESsiQUEsDESIsos. Tuesday, July 10, by the Rev.
Dr. Tuttlc Mr.. GEORGE HENRouE Jr., to KATE, eldest
daughter Of Charles Denison, Jr., all Of this city
Mnis--FRANcfs.-On Wednesday, June H. by the Rev.
JAS o. Rogers, Mr.. FRANCIS E. MILLS to Mise ELLEN L.
FRANCES both q this CITY,
NAsE--PARxER.--At Hoboken, N. j., on Monday, Sep
temper q asoo, py the heV, a. d., Mann, ~ y WiLdAM
Of John Parker, Of Providence, R L. formerly Of Not
tinghaxa, England.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The New York Hcrald-Edition for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia Capt. Judkins will
leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city past
eleven O'Clock this morning.
The EUROPEAN EDirIos will BIO published at ten O'Clock
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