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The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20
LOCAL NOTICES.

independent military Company.
All young men desirous Of forming an
independent Military Company, to take
such action in the present dangerous crisis
of the country as patriotism may require,
are requested to meet at the Court House
tonight at u o'clock.
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HAEssOEUrxOJvoEc OF co-P.4Rr.N he
N1O-PARETERsHLP.
s s.9EB no. I7s.


Notice is hereby given that by virtue of de
Of foreclosure issued out Of tie Office OF the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas Of Van
derburgh county, Indiana, in favor Of Guild Cope
land VS.. Allen HaIlock and Benaiah MOss, and
to me directed, have levied upon and will, on
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1861,
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n and o'eleck
P of said day, at the door of the Court House in
the city of Evansville, Yanderburgh county. Indi-
ana, offer for sale at public auction the rents and
profits for term not exceeding years, of the
following described property, tO-wit Lots No.
o. two ~, three ~, and four a. in Moss's sub
division OF block No. seventeen on, in LamAsco
city, Vanderburgh county, and State Of Indiana.
And should the said and profits Of said real
tate not sell for sufficient to satisfy said writ
and costs, will at the same time and place, offer
for sale and sell at public auction the fee simple Of
said real estate for the satisacton of said writ and
costs, without relief from valuation or appraise-
ment laws.
JOHN S. GAVITT Sheriff Y. G.
Jsnes Blythe, pl'G's atty's. m -.r zf-A
April goth, 1861. apr20-3ww
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Mrs. Coz. Morton and Others.
Proclamation OF the Governor of
Indiana.

PrOclamattOn OF the Governor OF
Indiana.
"a. INDIANAPOLIS, April H.
81, Oliver P. Morton, Governor Of the
State of Indiana, do hereby convene the
General Assembly of said State, and re-
qure the members thereof to meet me in
their respective balls iu the State House, in
Indianapolis, at o'clock P. NJ, on Wednes-
day, the gath day of April, 1861.
(Signed) "OLIYER P. MORTON, .7
-- Governor.
"Altest: VIM. A. PEELLE,
...... Secretary of State"
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20

R9- Will be received at Lyons's to-day,
a lot of beautiful goods for Spring wear
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20

On Thursday, April 18th, of Consumption, in the
twenty first year Of her age, CAROLINE EIzLA, cid
est daughter Of Philip and Mary Horn brook. Flu
neral services at their re esdence corner of Second
and Cherry streets, at 10 o'clock this Saturday
morning. Burial at Oak IIill Cemetery.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. F. Sack, of st. Louis will preach to morrow
in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Chestnut and Sc cond streets, at IO3z o'clock A NJ,
and at ~ O'Clock P. NJ. Also will hold general
prayer meeting, corner OF Vine and Seventh
streets, at 3 o'clock P. NJ.
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RESy-Thanks to Mr.. Graham and jim
Ferry of the Adams Express for newspa-
per taYors.
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new ADVERTISER ENTS.
DAN RICE's

- = s.N = = - - = s,. |
DAN RICE's
- 50 So
CIR EFT NROWs!'
soils Lyssxp AND MANAGER DAN RICE.
Now on his return up-southern tour, from the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, New Orleans. win ex-
hibit at EVANSVILLE, Wednesday, May Ist.
Positively for one dag only.
PERFORMANCES AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
chiIdrsn cpIrsl0S and Cents Gents
I'D "A ~ RKCEs
III AN A G Err AND HUMORIST
Respectfully informs his numerous friends
that he has greatly modified additonalized and
improved the
cREAT1sHo
And Is prepared to giss entire series e SPEC
TACLES and FEA TURES, By NEW ARTISTS and
NEW HORSES, together 1cih
Retention of the Old FaVOrites,
on a similar plan successfully observed by him
for twelve consecutive weeks IN the Cresc, Mt City
First time in this city of the Oriental, Hstori-
cal, and Actual representation OF
WARDS MISSION TO CHINA :
Or oar American Minister in Pekin; introduc-
ing the Games and Festivities of the Celestial Peo-
ples the Mandarin's Court, and Royal Reception,
EroesSsfOn and March or EGntsrHs.
MONS. ALEXANDER zANFREFTE, the Gre
ole Blondin, on the oorde FendHe
The Performing Bear GABIBALDI, in the Zoo
logical and Neurological comedy of
z BEAR AND sENTINELt
FRANK a. RossToE, the Champion HOrseman,
and Lion of the South in Equestrian Splendors.
Re engagement of
FILA K.ARA,
The Queen q the Ring, who will appear in her
ing stoed FRANCOIS, and leading the Gorgeous
Cavalcade.
sYLIA, TIE ANIMATED WREA TIL,
Or de LiVing Panorama Of FEowers and Beauty.
The Female Rarey Mrs. JACOB sHOwLEs,
will perform the American Cruiser,
DU.N- EAGLE.
All the Animals, including the
RhInOceros, Kangaroo, Goat, Ponies,
M0NKIEs, and FXOELSIOR, Jr.,
and the COMIC MULES will be brought forward.
THE ANCIENT AND MODERN GYMNAsIA,
FoRTY-sEvEE PERFORMERS,
Introducing the famous LEAP FOR LIFE.
DAN RICE
Will personally superintend each and every per-
formance.
The Great Show will also exhibit Mt
MT. VERNON, Monday, April 29th.
HENDERSON, Tuesday, April 30th.
OWERsB0RO, Thursday, May End.
-.- CANEELTON, Friday, May Sd.
aprl9 Il. 6 DINGESS, AGKEF.
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Accordingly, DR.. T. will to-day com
mence to enroll volunteers. We do not
doubt that he will fill his company up with
out delay, as fifty had expressed a desire to
volunteer last night All who wish to 90
a soldering can do so by calling at DR..
Thompsons place of business, east corner of
Main and Second streets. He wants from
"a to 100 men. The officers will, we pre-
sumo, be elected tonight
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-04-20
A Chance to volunteer.

DR.. N. S. Thompson, who is an excellent
drill officer, having had experience in the
Mexican war-yesterday telegraphed to the
Adjutant-General, asking him, "Will you
receive company from this city ? ~ He re-
ceived the following reply: " indianapolis,
April 10. Yes come onrimmediately.
- .s..- LEW. WALLACE"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

NGHOECE B-zCO.N" H.zJHS.-R EOT
q Of DaTis's (Cincinnati) Sugar Cured ANS,
just received and for sale by
JAS ERSKINE & CO.,
Rp16 No. Al Main street.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-14
TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

The DAILY FREEMAN, containing the full tel
graphic report to the associated press in Bos
son, morning and evening, and d full report o
she proceedings of the Legislature, will be fur
hished during the Session to mail subscribers at
the rate of $l.O0 for three months For 81 20
the DAILY will he sent three months, postage
Tree. Two cents for single copies in wrapper,
TO be !ad at all times at the Office. Members
ordering papers to be sent regularly for the SEES
sion and wishing to pay the postage here will be
supplied at the rate of two cents per number.
The paper will be delivered to members and eth
ers at their rooms, at the rate Of $l.25 for three
months.
The V, EEKLY FEREEMAN will be furnished to
mail subscribers during the Session for twenty
i've cents.
~ Files OF shc latest New York and Bos ton
papers will be at all times at the FREEMAN Or
r.cE, and those desiring TO see these papers can
DO so by calling at this Office.
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LIalsLsTl, RE OF VERMONT.
Annual >seA Sion---1 1861

Annual s-fesHA SION LOO .
III. rsday, Nov. IA.
SESArE.--prayer by tie CaA plain
Reporf Of (otaaa,nss by Committee ON
Manufactures, in iavorcl the bill Incorporating
the Middlebury Gas Light 90. with propos lis
of amendment proposals accepted a>9 Dill or
dered to third reading.
On motion of Me- H.rris. Senate bill d. re
lntips to the organization Of the Militia, " as
read third time. MIR. Woodward sired
tha. the bin be laid upon the .able. az he
thought some u tn, Senators were not fully
co.nzan, OF all is proyisi"ls. Mr. Harr's
denounced any attempts to kill the bill by de-
laying it in the Senate. IL had been before
theu fortnight, had taken the time OF the
Senate in the Com. Of the Whole nearly three
DAYS, and it seemed as dough it might DO un-
derstood now.
Mr. Powers said he was opposed to the bill,
| yet he hardly wished to lay it on tho table as
he was desrous o! giving IL fair Glance lie
doubted the consti'uiona'ity OF the provision
empowering the Governor to appoint officers Ill
case of failure by companies to elect.
Mr.. Edmunds was satisfied Of the constitu-
tiopality of the provision, but did not design to
enter into discussion Of its merits. The bill
was then ordered to lie, by u vote OF IA to II.
Bills introduced and reffrrfd.-By Mr.. En-
munds for the relief CT Anspn Shaw !; to Com
on Claims. BY MIR. Judevino empowering thu
Boards of the variou, towns in making up the''
Grand lists to omit the taxes on the polls
Volunteer soldiers to Com on Psinting:
Q House bills -referrgd.-Sf, constituting En-
: ory Clark, hcir-at-law to John Ozark to Gen
cral Com. 1872, amending CHIP u OF the I
5. relating to laying out money for highway
= and bridges to Com on Printing. 22o, IN ad
dition to an act rclatingto the disclosures
II trustees to Judiciary Com. 1886, altering To
i names Of certain persons to General -Gont'"
It Senate bill Al, raising one regiment Ion u
~ service of the u s., was returned from u
House with proposals of amendment, wink
we're cuncurred III.
Bills passed-Senate 10, expedinng intefi
u u eutory proceedings IN courts OF law o. Pc
4 hitting Banks to loan more than lO per cen
+ If their capital stock to the State and TIC u
ted States. y, ,
On motion of Mr.. Taylor the Senate
p IlousE.-prayer by the Chaplain.
'Se Journal of Tuesday was read and approved
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-14
The Excursion Ct the Legislature.
TUE CAVALRY REGIMENT.


The excursion of the members of Vermont
gI,t lature on Wednesday, the 18th inst, was
all that could have been expected or reasonably
desired.
While the business view of the trip was not
forgotten, many Of the members, and especially
those of a military turn Of mind, had manifest
cd a commendable degree Of hilarity, since the
invitation to visit the Regiment was read in the
House on Monday. This disposition to make
the most Of a holiday was in no degree lessencd
when they found themselves on the route, es-
lists many of them citizens of Montpelier.
On reaching Burlington the Legislature was
received by a large delegation of citizens of
Burlington and adjoining towns. His Excel
lcncy, Governor Holbrook, Lieutenant Governor
Underwood, Ex-Governor Fletcher and others,
were received by military escort, with whom
they proceeded to camp Ethan Allen.
We pass the brief ceremonies Of reception
to notice the dinner. 1t way be characterized as
substantial rather than elegant. 1t was served
n the open sheds Or halls, where the meals
Of the soldserH are daily served. Each member
of the Legislature was furnished with a tin
rlarc, knife and fork, and cupof water, and
cordially oNo,red to help himsclfto the SOLDIER
fare. Members from the rural towns, made
comparisons between the pork and beans, beef
potatoes, &c, brought to them by the soldiers,
and the g fix ups upon which they had sub
sisted during the session; which comparisons
might be deemed inyidious, if they should
reach the ears Of hotcl-keepcrs.
We leave the dinner, to notice the most i'm
portant feature Of the day; the parade of the
first Regiment Of Cavalry ever organized in
Vermont. We presume very many Of our
readers will be quite willing that We should no.
tice facts, that would, We presume, seem triy-
ial to a military man. The display made 10y
the parade of a thousand horses, az compared
with the same number of foot is at first noticed.
The Reg mcnt, four abreast extend about two
thirds Of a mile, when ranged in close march
ing order. Their rapdty and energy of move
mcnt is of course much superior 70 that Of y
Regiment of Infantry When standing at any
point and seeing the Regiment sallop past, an
impression of their force is gained, that helps
one to understand the efficiency Of the Cavalry
charges, when g thoroughly drilled and organ
lied troop OF horse, has fair opportunity to
meet body Of infantry. 1t is not to be sup
posed that troops just recruited and horses with
no other experience Of war, than receiving the
brand " L. s. upon the left shoulder, fhoold
act in concert with very great degree o; pro
cison yet what it was pr opposed to 90, exhibit
the material Of a Cavalry Regiment Of which
Vermont may in the future be proud, was we'll
,qs {, in a march of eight or nine miles, through
mi; ~ cut Burlington.
We ", ard but one voice as to the pleasure of
,,e oxc,,s, M, and tie efficiency with which tA
were carried out, both at Burling-
,n ar.l an tina route to and from.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-14
Tbs Great Expedition and the Great Victory

We at length have the unqualified gratifca-
ION o. announcing to oar readers the glorious
results A. rhieycd by our Great Naval Expedition,
in their co. ~respondingly great victory at Port
Royal, It VAS a terrible blow struck upon the
very haart Of Rebellion, and her atfrightcd
,ninons staggered and fell, or fled bowling, like
smtton f;cnds. bcsore tho avengor. of Heaven.
1t pronl TO- be place, of great strength, and
one would think that, with a good cause, Its de-
tenders might have held it, am | dealt death ana
destruction to the invaders, Be> "herc 'hose
invaders, as in the present instances. "ic stormy
resolved to conquer or die, success an 'os' az
ways attends their efforts, and generality WIN
lar lighter losses, shan where hesitatng- \ NJ
less earnest course is pursued. 1t was 30
here. Oar losses were astonishingly small !
whiie those Of the enemy, in lives, property ana
position, as astonishinsly great. 1t was doubt
less the most terrific bombardment that ever
occurred in the American waters and the rain
IF fire that fell on those rebel forts was like
that which fell ON the doomed Sodom
1t is a great victory considered of itself and
UNNECESSARILY greater in view Of the important
consequences of which it is confidently expected
to be the precursor.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-14

E1opus os skavEKY.-SlayeEy is vanishing
from A:--euri more rapidly even tEan its enc
mics predicted Secession has made the state
TOO hot for the institution, and sccession's's arc
daily leaving the State for the South. with their
slay.s, to escape the very dangers they them
solves madly invited and provoked. We ar
rued some six months ago, that sece sslon. or
attempted secession in Missouri, would over
throw slavery in the State and hurry the inst
tuition to it's doom Blu, the scccss onlsts would
not listen to US. They lre now verifying ou'
predictions by fleeing with their slaves from tn
consequences OF their own lol'y.-M' L'm'
News
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-14

said that the prospect OF an approaching famine
IN Ireland is so great rs to ill her people with
n'ar.n and, CONSERVATION. The po,a'oe crop has
been mostly destroyed by the rot, and what re-
mains is found to be 50 affected that 1t cannot
"a ta,- bc used as an article of food Ireland
must depend for supplies, for the nc1s line
months, on America And her needs, with those
OF France and most Other parts OF Europe, where
the crops ere short, must soon greatly enhance
,h,, ..r,,.s Of oar breadstuhs. And We prophecy
that the farm r+ even OF the interior prairies o.
Wisconsin. may t'ke dollar bushel Tor thcil
wheat, at their doors, before the middle Of win
TER.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-14

4 Few MORE DAYS OF HALF FARE.-We are
authorized to give notice that all DESTROYS OF
visiting the cncamrment of the Cavalry kes'-
ment at Burlington, will be allowed to do so at
half fare or fare one way, durins the r'msinde'
Of the wcck.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN NOV H. looI

the section limiting mileage on railroad 'ra'ei
to Elk cents. t,hor almond
Mr.. Boyce of CRANKY moved to farther a,ne' nu
hv adding a section, -deducting two DOLLARS per
DIV from debcn,ures when member was aoson'
without leave amendment refused ne ques,
ton then came upon cngrossment ana 'lio '''i
was ordered engrossed and read third time
Adjourned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-14

THANKSGIVING. The Governors of Delaware,
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Vermont, nave az
noipted Nov. % for Thanksgiving day in those
States.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-14

The Navy Department has purchased two
hundred and twenty vessels since Congress adj
iournel, and still las not enough Tor the neces
sites of the ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-26

6l0 Sashes. .
1900 glae Flannel Sack Coats-lined.
e0,850 Flannel Shirts.
1880 Drawers
1850 Bootees pairs OF, sewed
400 Boots, pairs Of, sewed
60,S50 Stockings, pairs of.
10000 Great Coats Infantry
10000 Great Coat Straps sets
5000 Army Blankets wool, gray with the letters o. g. in
black, inches long the center), be feet long
and feet inches wide. 70 weigh 1--WE pounds each.
All the above mentioned articles must conform In every
respect to the sealed standard patterns in this
they may be examined and additional information received
concerning them
The establishment dealers place OF bust.
be distinctly stated in the proposal together with
the address and responsibility Of persons
posed surees The sure,ies viii that
shall be entered into within ten daSs after the
Proposals. viii be received the whole or anv part az
each kind OF the articles advertised for -
The privilege is reserved by and for the United States of
rejecting proposals that be deemed exrayagant
Deliveries 10 commence within twenty days the
cppance of the proposals and chird be quantity
tcted for must be delivered within month
date OF acceptance and the remainder within months of
said date OF acceptance II practicable Bidders
WILL nevertheless state in their proposals pos
sblc time In which the quantities bid for be delivered
by them,
ors, appointed by authority Of the United States.
Payment shall be made each delivery provided Con-
shall have made an appropriation meet
thereaeras an Appropriation shall be iade for that pu-
retained until The oprnc shall be COZ leed Witch will 10
forfeited 10 The Incd States IN OF failure on the mart
OF the contractor in fulfilling ID. contract
Forms ~ proposals and rathe viii be furnished upon
aipo"h 70 thls once aus none will BE- considered that do
nor conform tAereto
Proposals viii be embossed proposals FOR fphing army
Major and Quagtermaster, Y. s. A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-26

RIO ANY WISHING INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH
Gas les, Matthew les q Wrench sQoktn( ~ an cxpo
rleneed aduatc Yale Colo &C. Address Ralph Dayton
noa Carto place. BcecAef Street. call at prt o'clock
Pm,
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PROPOSALS..

RMf SUPPLIES.
IA OFFIcE QUARrERxAsrER UNITED STATES Army
ISpiANAPoLIs Ind, Sept. 80 1851.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until twelve
O'Clock on Monday the 2Sth day of October 1861 for fur
nshing the following supplies deliverable the
termasers Depot at Indianapolis Indiana In quantities
required, viz
$1,000 Forage Caps and Covers.
1850 Uniform Coas, Musicians, 1nfantrydark blue Ker
100 Uniform Jackets Musicians Cavalrydark blue Ker
20 Uniform Jackets. Musicians. Artllery-dark blue
Kcrscy.
Uniform Coats Privates Infany-dark blue Kersey
1850 Uniform Jackets Privates Cavalrydark blue Kerscy
1850 Uniform Jackets Privates. Artllerydark blue
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THE EIREDIEN.

-S~,s-ooooS~>o~o~
CPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEAM FIRE EN-.
- CINE Company No. 4 all active and honorary members
also the friends Of the company respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral OF late associate Mr. Samuel Cheshire
from the engine house. No. 100 East Twenty street.
seven O'Clock A, NJ, on sunday October 81
EDWARD MARRENNER, Chairman
E. D. CROKER, Secretary
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1861
ADJUSTMENTS.

WALtaAscSdKs'1sss !, ..,.,,., r,,.,...,,. ,...,
CHANGE OF TIME.
Doors open at hall past seven; to begin a. eight.
O....., NOTICE
Owing to the vast crowds which nightly a the theatre
mas oeeh round requisite TO add
,...., ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Audiionai seats TO he pnrquct
THE kiN0 Or THE MOUNTAINS
ENERY EVENING
THE NEW GRAND DRAMA
A GENUINE SUCCESS
SUPERB MOUNTAIN SCENERY
CHARMING MUSIC,
RICH AND APPROPRIATE CosTUMES
SfAkTLiNG SPECTACULAR EFFECTS,
ARE gLEM , in MANNER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN THE MOST FLATTERINo
TERMS BY THE PRESS
AND WITH NIGHTLY CHEERS AND APPLAUSE
- BY THE PUBLIC.
Mr. LESTER WALLAGK, NIX, BLAKE,
Mr. CHARLES FISHER, MIR. REYNOLDS.
MR.. BROWN MIR PARkES
MRS. f0EY MIR 81 PARsIOF
MRS. VERNON MISS HENRIoUEZ
Ann other artists combine their talents in the Development
ADMIRABLE PRODUCTION,
-. THE KING or THE MOUNTAINS.
LA mountain plateau Athens, with distant view
OF the Mediterranean Sea.
Actii-i,a,eau on Mount Parnes. Sunset.
~. -Edee OF the precpicc and water fall the
mt q Mount farnes with bridge the chasn,
70 he almost inaccessible haunt Of the King of the
Music y............ Robert Stoepel
scenery by. ,......,.. H. Ishcrwood
the night. ~ " :" WV ''- ~
ralchsBoxes parqnei 50 cents; Private Boxes 81;
orchestra stalls. $l Family Circle. rs cents
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THE CHEAPEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE PLACE
OF Amusement in the city is the Orienh FIRE. Concert
Saloon go Broad next door Laura haencs Theatre
The following array OF talent appear nightly.
Miss Maggie Wayiand the accomplished Vocalist
Miss Lizzie Foster, the beautiful singer.
Miss Lkzette King the beautiful B.gseusc.
Nile. Jenny, the accomplished Danseuse.
Hank the Mason, the champion Jig Dancer.
Andy Rooma, Ban jost
Frank Scheii Comic Singer
Theodore Johns Irish Vocalist
Dave Jackson, the Eccentric Jig Dancer.
The pretiies waiter girls the city attend nightly. Give
= IA call and be- satisfied KEENTX 4 BURNS.
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IN THE NEW STAND 2g3 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
n ami CENTS an sccure The fan yaue FOR their east DC
Giohins by calling ON or addressing O. Jacobs 293 Til
avenue, between Twenythtri Twenty fourth st
Ladies attended b Miss I. Jacogs F>e'N'
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WANTED To PuRCHaSE-A FARM, WITHIN FIFTY
w mics ol New YORK railroad depot or steamboat
landing, from 80 to 90 of good land with plenty OF
rut house; barn and onbndings, in good ORDER posses
son desired this fall Address, with fui particulars and
price for one week ]. b., Williamsburg Post Office