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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-10
Gilt 3airu auutttar.
SPECIAL NOTICES
pr. RoBACK's REMEDIES.


We publish in another column Of to-dsy's paper
IN srtels sopied from the Cincinnati Times descrip
tive OF Rr Rotsck's extensive medical establish
rnent in that city By the way, DR.. Rohacks
Remedies have obtsinsd.a great and deserved Popu-
lSrity with all CLASSES. 1t has been but short
Tins since theae Remedies introduced into our
section Of country; Jet Oh. Brennan, DIR. Robacks
agent in this place, informs that hstaes Of the
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier far excesd those
Of all other medicines for which he is agent ,'com-
bined Tke reason for this is that they have stood
The test Of practical experiences. We know this not
only from the mouths Of others, but we have used
tssm in our own family with the very hest results,
For all diseases Of the blood, general debility
whether proceeding from sickness or from natural
weakness, indigestion, and all kindred ailments,
we recommend the Scandinavian Remedies tn
very beat medicines extsnt. They are destined to
achieve not a. sphsnersl success, but a permanent
and deserved reputation, which will render them
necessity in every family Napoleon, o., North
West, March g. See advertisement.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-10

BosTox, Nov Three to four inches
snow fell here to-day, and continues, with
indications of stormy night.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-10
3seminary .Biir,,t. 9gTR1

., CONCORD, N. H., Nov S-The Sanbur-
tonbridge Female Seminary was burned
to the ground last night. All the in
mates escaped without injury. The fire
is thought to have o been the work of an
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-10

lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AND
y splendid assortment Of pure Drugs, compris-
ing all the new preparations just coming into use,
thereby giving physicians all new medicines COM
ing info use valuable to save the lives OF your
neighboTs aud friends So bring your prescriptions
10 II. J. SCHLAEPFER'S
sep! New Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-10

SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS SICK IN
Camp Young men, be warned in time, supply
yourselves with HOLLoWAY'S PILLS ONT
MENT. They are guaranteed to cure the worst
cases OF Sores, Ulcers, scurvy, Fevsrs and Bowl
Complaints. Only 25 cents Per box. $40
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-10
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, &c
N 6 w
WEI OIL Il - A L Z
BOOT AND SHOE, HAT AND CAP
- @ M . E R III e,
p. SEMON!N

MOULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
~ trade that he has opened House tho
corner Of First and Sycamore Streets in the city Of
Evansville, Indiana, for the purpose of carrying
the Wholesale Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap business,
where he will at all times keep on hand large and
well selected stock, purchased from first hands and
at the lowest prices, which he pledges himself to
sell as low as the lowest In addition, have made
arrangements in the East for the manufacture of
certain lines Of Gods expressly for this trade,
which l shall have the sole control of and will
offer great inducements to parties who will call and
sec my stock before making their purchases else
who're.
In retiring from my old and long established
business House at Henderson, KY, must say that
am under many obligations TO my old patrons for
the very liberal patronage received at their hands
for the last 10 years, and hope they will not forget
my successor, b. Tisserand, who will continue
the business at the old stand, and hopes, by small
profits and strict attention to business, to merit
their continued custom in the future.
MIR Tisserand is authorized to use my name in
liquidation of all unsettled business.
P. sEMoNIN,
EvsnEvi Ind, Sept. %, 1862.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-10
DRUGS.

IF YOU WISH TO KNOW WHERE TO GET
Il pure, fresh, and reliable Drugs and everything
come cted in . drug business, would refer you
to II. J. SCHLAEPEER, Druggist, No 50 corner
Main and Second streets, where you can get tho
best assortment of Drugs, Perfumeries, Pomades,
Hair OIL, Combs and Brushes. That IL also the
best place to get your Prescriptions filed You
can got them filed there at any hour, by day or
night. sepi2
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-10

Army of Potomac still in Motion.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-10
MORNING DISPATCHES.

NOTHING EAST BUT SNOW.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
News from California and Oregon.

sAs FRANCISCO, oct. rs, 1852.
The markets quiet Sales Of goo boxes Of Knapp's
candles at ISkc 200 Of egg coal at $.1 500 rns
1sthmus butter at 26c. 26c crushed sugar, ic gun.
nes 2lc wheat IL 60; wool lSc 2oc aiconol in tins
oOc. dried apples, l2c.
The Board Of Supervisors have adopted resolution
quirng San francisco city and county bonds both here
and at New YORK, to be paid in gold coin
The Oregon legislature adjourned the 18th inst The
principal Of tho session the adoption OF
civil code general corporation Laws ausury max
ing legal interest ten cent aud allowing specie
tracts twelve per cent; limited partnership law and
military law.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 20, 1862.
Considerable transactions taking place in groceries,
with indication Of Improvement several leading
ticls Sales Of 900 boxes Cincinnati candles Sc.
500 half barrels dried apples at l2c 200 rkns butter at
2c 500 bbs crushed sugar l4c 500 bags muscovado
sugar at IL &c.
British Columbia dates the Goth inst. Tho cop
per mines OF Queen Charottes Island promise WELL The
Victoria Col mist after audng 10 the fourshing condi
ton OF that city, attcsted by its rapid growth continued
improvements and Increasing value OF real estate says
{" We publish mining intelligence to-day from nearly
oil parts OF British Columbia and II the stcken and
Queen Charlotte Islands mines lad bright prospect sthey
have now"
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Married

ASDxRscN-TURsER.-On Thursday, october 2 by Tho
Rev Mr. Walsh, T. r. ANDERSON MARY " TuR.ss all Of
this city
aoP-CSNNScaAx.-AtI Irvington, N. Y. On Monday
October 90 by the-cv Charles McHsrg, H. Bsaor, Of
Romedios Cuba " MANY daughter Of James Cunningham
CooPKR-Niouots.-On Wednesday, October ~, Mt ~.
johns church, Brooklyn, by Rev. j. H. Hobart Brown
Mr. WIN Co0rEs, o Detroit, Mich, To Miss JuiIA Nj.
Cgos daughter o j. T. F.. Nichols, of tho former place
residence brides father by Rev e. Raston smith,
DAxKL GLEASON " Mss NAsoy E. eldest dsughter Of
charles Hoyt, Esq.
HAywoop-DAroS the city of Washington. on
Wednesday evening, October % by Rev George Butter
Mr. EDWARD HAYWOOD, of Rochester, TO Miss JULIA e
oldest daughter OF Jamos H. Dayton and
o. Syivanos Lows. ksAl., OF this city.
LxysrER->KuRAs.-On Tuesday, October Is BY the
Rev. David H. Riddley nj the residence OF the brides
sior +. iKysIgx d Long lsaud TO LIZZIE JKYfRAs, OF
Jersey CITY youngest daughter d Jonn JcIras Esq No
cards.
Philadelphia and Reading papers please copy
Ngffs-BRApy.-Un sunday, october rs, by tho Rev.
NJ. Brash, Mr. JoHS NnL 70 CArHRsx BRADY all Of this
city.
Arerdeen and Baashlre (scoand) papers please COPY
ltgrp-EgxoDy. Thursday Ociobcr ~. 10y the Rev.
llr, walker, air RosEsr RnD u this city, TO Miss NEtile
1 DkaaopY, Of Buffalo.
liaIf,lo papers please copy.
SIExLg-WsLIs at the Church OF tho TRANSPORTATION,
Tuesday, October Is, by tho iev. DR. HJughton Mr
Lava sixsik Miss NJ. AsossrrE daughter Of the late
charles Wells, all Of this city
Attny and Boston papers please copy.
NmirSG-B,wLEs Grccnpont, on sunday, October
"a It the residence OF the bride, by tho Rev u ralmage
Z. X. JUxks WHITING to kAEEass McI.eoo BowLRs,
youngest daughter Of Thomas Bowles. Esq
Cau,di papers please copy.
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buris soldiers In ths hands a ths very aascssnats
female samarans, who ssemsd while intent upon their
duties nurses unmindfu Of No. 1. Many articles
taken from the poor soldiers were recovered, such as
rings ockets breastpns chains. watches and money In
gold In abundance.
surmsed TINT the nurses are not at tho bottom OF
this robbery, which only represents regular system Of
page that has been carried in the hospitals here for
time. Investigations being rgidly instituted
into every department OF hospital management and the
truth will out sooner later. What punishment
be too severe for those who under pretence Of phi
anthropy, nominaly miuserng TO- and yet actually
robbing, the MANNED veterans OF tho OF their well
deserved share Of their oountrys gratitude and aecton
ate regard
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Consss mnation OF Nine Prize Vessels and
Cargoes.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT s0URr.
D.,fore Hon. .JudRs Bctta,

Before Hon. Judge Bctts.
OCT 2o-Ths United States The schooner Erslfa d.d
cargo Deorce condemnation of vessel and cargro
the grounds:-1. There bona fdc neutral
ship OF the vessel the claimant Aymsr. 2 Inton to
violate the blockade Of the pert of New Orleans. g.
large part tho cargo being conraband Of and laden
On the vessel with knowledge OF her and ohr
rreghters Of the voyage, being Illicit ous and destined
ior the Confederate States
The Uplied States the schooner VIM. ~ Forhrsp AMI
pecrcc OF condemnation OF vessel and cargo for
attempt 10 violate the blockade Of port Of Wilmington
North Carolina.
ne Uns,,d Notes u.s. ne steamer 7bal Gun and cargo
condemnation ot vessel aud cargo for attempt t
violate blockade OF the port oi Charleston South Caro-
Ina and import articles contraband of war for the
OF the enemy.
rhc Up,fed States vs the schooner qeinisr and ,org,
pruoi OF being enemy's property
The Tinted H1ks rs. The sedrtr Ann and cdrJo.Iccco
OF condemnation and forici.urc by default oG
cargo aud proof Of beng captured whs. svnding
tiou OF the cargo bcing CON rub,nd OF war.
x Cn,fed Ssdfc the sloop Lizzie and rsD.Dccree
oc condemnation snd forfeiture Of vessel aud cargo ben.
captured Ia tho EFFORT to violate the blockade Wi,i
ton, North Carolina.
7he Un,ied .2ales hc schooner Rr,t,h Empire AMI
cargolecreo OF condemnation and orfcture of vessel
aud cargo for violating the bocale of the tlo
portions of the cargo being arclcs con.raband of
cree OF condemnation and fo leure, On proof Il bong
enemy property and attempting violate the BLOCKADE
OF tho port Of oaDine Pass IN the Gulf OF Mexico
The Cnaed States us the scAonsr yoseph ~ 1oone ard
carypDecree Of condemnation and forfeiture OF the
cargo alone tho proceedings In against The vessel
not having been regularly perfected srrctf The
ns IN the suit having b0cn returned by the Marshal 10
tns wrtl. The vessel sot being tnciudsd therein.
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Another Skirmish mt the Blackwater.
OUR SUFFOLK CORRESPONDENCE.

SUFFOLK, Va, Oct. %, 1852.
On Friday reconnaissance in force made this
point TO the Backwater The force consisted OF Fosters
and Ferrys brigades. with two regiments OF cavalry,
and the batteries. At place the other side OF the
Backwater known the Common Road Crossing, small
party OF the enemy encountered by a squadron OF
Dodges Mounted Rifles and fanked. A skirmish oc-
currod In which Lieutenant Wheelan, OF the Mounted
HDes, was Killed aud captain of the regiment was
wounded SIX prisoners were captured and our troops
returned to camp well pleased with their trip. The rebel
force ON the Blackwaler does not to be large.
A large number OF rebel mail have been ar
rested IN Norfolk 10 day. Among them was Mrs john
son, who has rendered herself somewhat notorious IN
evading the blockade. Communication with Richmond
from this quarter is growing more and more dubious
and dangerous business.
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nIssi.

ButHAsAN.--On Tuesday morning, October - JANE,
BUCHANAN, in the 21,h year OF his age.
The friends aud relatives Of the family invited 10
attend tie iunera, this Thursday stcrnoop, at ons
O'clock from The residence OF his brother. 252 West six.
tconlh street.
BaooEs.-On Tuesday morning., October %, IN the SD
car OF hcr age, LAyiSlA, rcicl of leary EfoCd,s
Tho Irends and those of hor and sons inlaw,
respectfully invited ~ attend ,hs funeral without further
invitation. from the rcsidsnce o. hr sou, Edward =,
Brooks No. Is East Twenty third street this Thursday
afternoon, AT two O'Clock Thc remains will be inferred
IN Greenwood.
B.sScai --ou Wednesday, oco,cr 90, MARTIN 7iAscu,
la tl,s Tash year Of his age
Too and relatives respectfully invited 10 At
tend the fuuers his late residence, No 90 -Four III
Arect this Thursday evening, ~ hall past seven O'Clock
C,xwAy.-Os Tuesday, Octobef ~, RoDurn CoSH<v.
Hs fronda and those the family are requested 70 o.
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A, Citi.e. muraerea by . soldier.

deliberate and unprovoks urder took place about ten
O'Clock on Tuesday night Al cer bier saloon In Hudson
City j. the victim being respectable German named
Max Y. wurtz and the perpetrstor Mathas Glaitzdorf
private In he One Hundred aud Third New York voun
tesrs Several congregaled at the saloon
known ss Bier Hannes' the Five Corners and
enjoying themselves apparently friendly manner
Glazdort took revolver FROM his belt. when Mr.. Wurz
-four shots in Il aud he good for them Soon after
Wa took took 9 rs boot and heid !. out ss M though was
hs rovoiyer ani Aag deliberate aim ared and then ran
ms os T. s wS1 an % %aspe as Keeper
o G he noSss aud Ghss Konasoa pursued .se %nrderor
10 them, "You need hold me. Will go with YOU shot
locked up for ,se ns Ths Ss e 100. aS eject y the the left
breast just under The passed through The lang and
held ns cy A s,sse
lowing evidence, which oorroboraed by several w.
nesses who werc present gives the entire iaas in the
Anthon wurtz II the Of deceased and was
Hannss the cornersi remained abou, hour and
ssn %sn. nS%r 70 and dc back on
take drink with hum iaber stng by the table a.
sat DOWN By him. %aihss dasorf came over 70 where
wa, sitting SPOKE 70 my father and took his revolver oos o.
father aid 2 hun "Yo. aad better put DIV
f' %
Se y sah NJ Ss
d bs tsp IN fn1s' m @ 's MN %v
told me 70 60 home and get boo, sei n h, would oe ~
did not go ny father said III you win no 50 Iwri take
or boot and he did then the prisoner went 10
wards tbs door, and father held out his boot though
wac pistol the prisoner then pointed b; pistol Tow a'is
the street, my Gather fell down the door, whsn Mr.
Warner and another lifted him cisir. and In
few minutes laid hun down Mattress where he died M
about ten minutcs he spoke after he was shot ten
fifteen minutes afterwards the prisoner in the
custody Of last Sunday the prisoner took out his
pistol aud pointed at there dIcuty etwcen
father and the prisoner hedd not attempt to strike the
and words passed between them on that
evening" the prisoner wns not drunk.
The Jury rendered verdict that MAX r. Wsrt, came 70
his death by pistol shot fired BY Matthias Glnlitzdor
The prisoner apon his examination before justice Martin.
said that he native OF Germany o. years OF age aud
that he guilty.
He then remanded 70 the county jail 70 await the
on OF the Grand Jury The murderer appeared indf
fercnt and did no, seem 10 scaile hts situation.
Tho murdered hair brader by trade was about
fifty years Of age leaves q wife and family.
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Vhs Boston Hnbens Corpus Cause.-The
Writ Not Served.

The writ u habeas corpus In tho OF Mr. w. n.
wnder issued BY Judge cMord, Of the United states
Circuit Coutt, has not boen served.
The writ addressed to Colonel Dmmick com.
mandcr at Fort Warren.
The Deputy Uritod states Marshal consented 10
che writ but refused pass Che fort without per-
,cit c~o,n Colonel ", alnick.
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Decision ON an I'M portant Suit.

CHICAGO, Oct. ~, 1852.
In the SangamOn Circuit Court at Springfield yester
day. In the suit or the state against Jos A. Matcrson OF
a. bond given the State, tOrecover money alleged to
have been fraudulcntiy obtained by the exG0yornor 1t
decided in favor o. the State judgment OF $3.50 900
rendered against the DESCENDANTS.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

RaGchrlor's Hair Dye--she Beat fn tho
word hsmess and reliable Sold by drug.
perfuners everywhere Factory 81 Barclay
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OmciaI Drawlngs OF murray. n,

OMcial Drawings or Murray. Eddy 4
Co. q Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KrNrUcay. EXTRA 0LAss ols-October 80 1861
%, 60. 81. 7, 63. ~, 10, IL. "a, -, 54
KRNrucxy. Glass 6if-October %. 1862
IL, 50. 81. 81 y 5;. 70, rs, ~, 10, II, 30, As.
Circulars free OF charge by addressing eitherto
MURRAY. EDDY 90.
Covn.on Ky, ST. Louis Mo-
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m,,ifarx Anairs tn Pemnsylxanfa.

HARHsBUKi, OCt ~, NV.
cenera Buckingham has arrived here from Washington,
s confer with the Governor In relation TO the drafted
mill
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
OFFICIAL
The DeSences OF Washfngten.

The Defences OF Washfngten.
SPECIAL oRDERs-NO. 3l2.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJUrANr GEsxRALs OF7IoE,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25, 1862.
commission will assemble in the city Of Washington,
on the 10Th day DC ober 'so at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
and report pom the plan of the present forts
suciency OF the present system Of dee for the
city.
The commission will consist Of Major &c lerai NJ r.
Banks, commanding troops In Washington Brevet Briga-
dier General G. Totten Chief Engineer u. s. Brga
dier General NJ. c. Megs Quartermaster General u A.
Brgader General W. Barry, Inspector General OF Ar.
tery Brgadicr General J. Barnard Chief Engineer Of
Defence Of Washington Brigader General g. w. Culum,
Chief OF Stan headquarters Of the Army The junior
member W III record the proceedings
by order Of tic SECRETARY OF WAR.
L THOMAS, Adjutant General.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30
PoliticaI Mcettncs IN Buralo.


The democratic meeting last evening largely
attended, axd addressed by Hon. John Van Buren,
and H0ratio Seymour.
Ths republicans held grand ratification meeting this
evening which addressed by several distinguished
s?oakors.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

vaughan's photographic Studio. ass
BOwery.-Notice Twelve Oartes de visite 81 warranted
equal TO any made on Broadway. s23 Bowery.
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G0uraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from any part OF the body Warranted. ~: Broadway
Ilafca
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wig depot Wholesale and retail No Astor House. The
Dye d applied by experienced artists
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

HilPs Hair Dye, so Cents, EiRck or
brown; best Depot No Barclay street. and sold by
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

Ribbons, Veiyets, dSc.-ClOstnG DAT Sale
at reduced prices. BLUxOME'b I. III Broadway,
Corner Twenty nth street
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

Phalon tk Sons ssCocin," the Best Arti-
Gle In the world foe dressing ai preserving The hair Sold
by All drugrIsth.
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

Ee0 and Felt Hats.-A Fall Stock OF
the leading styles for misses boys and infants At BhHrAS
corncr OF Canal and Wooster streets
The New York herald., 1862-10-30

:Phalon ts sons ssSmOSv White Oriental
Cream" for besIfyng the complexion Sold BY al drug
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HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW YORK.

pRAsni.is mAnrfS sstssns. & saofMISSi NV Sioex.
THE LIFE or EDWARD TRYING Miu.s,er Of the Ma
tons scotch Church London Illustrated BY his Jo.,nais
sae sa Dya
Sssl 80 Win Ps3ss'; Pssss 4. sEs Ss:,ssas; ss.s IS
cali him. the whole man have ever. after
M eoSg found in s So, Sor or r. nS% hope 70 nd 10
Essas , avin n 4 so1@sasy @ 70 "a % & @ Grs ~. :. :.
pains study q hero and who mas cs.s
sso"a anfoldea ,hose who len oehina we ca.
worth, OF hm whom il She contributed
"a work that ~ o.s w 1sn r. ss s.o"s sr 81 ne
D's = ir,om Black woods Magaxne.I
We thank Mrs o,psan. her bea"aiul aud rstheus
Mere p sSd eMe @ u VII n1a @ ssa1 @
srei ~ IA, ioarn, shra ry.og kep,,s one Of @ %.
cation % Of this asSia .al .inr;s ea.'ae'ef.
osLEy FARM ANgs By Aa,aoar Tr.,,%ps :.ass
&c" @rns ssr,rsms :S...!s s;moad:s Iae Ss.:
,Hss' q svn sss Jerss Il BY
WORK In this novel Sr, Trolops hi. ,arps.,ea
resrs, No snsisa @ no"s.is. "ss ye,
,f tnns sanr ike bis sTrooes, .asy ana
Spectator. Oct II. 1861.
HARPER a BROTHERS
MEMOIRS OF THE lex sGv W. SrehoGas MURRAY o.
s E ~ sa s h4 &c. Fen, 4s VIVA s"s. erss.
IAny cotn. 81. -. . -
tywo number. Designed for of elementary
J; families By Marcus Wilson AMI
". A. Calkins
Of set, sheets 81; mounted. 81 atlas
form. Oil
A MANUAL or INSTRUCTION IN OBJECT LESSONS,
spted }, the School and tanay Charts aud
o,her aids in teaching BY Marcus Wilson. i2no.
cloth. 81
HISTORY or FRIEDRICH IT,. CALLED FREDERICK
THE GREAT. H. fno1As Carlyle. No 5. Vita ivrtrzrt
and maps l.mu co,h. 81 10
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Discussion various Means OF acquiring and retaining
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"Thr Childs BOOK OF Nature" 'Natusai Hi-,oy,"
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OLIVE BLAKE's GOOD WORK "A Novel. By Joha
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Eight Cartes dc Visite for Sl-Equal Ia
he best made BALCHs. 23 Greenwich Barclay
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Omcinl Ora wings Of the library Ass0-
ciatioa CompAnv's Lottery OF Kentucky.
GLASS NO 36i--Octoser 20. 1861.
66, 2s. IT. II. G, 20. 81. II. u. 80. 40. go. S.
GLASS No. 362-Ooiooec -. 1872
62. Al. 20. *. 63, ~. At, 30, 67, al, 8, So. 43.
IL FsANCE A 90 Covtneton Ky
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Prizes Cashcd I'm All Lcgattxed lotteries
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broke.
No. III Wall street. room No. I, New York
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City Politics.

ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
The Democratic .eGersonian Union nomination for
Member OF Assembly, FIRST Assembly district, William
R,rna
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Court CaIcndcr-Thts Dav.

SUrKEME COURT--CIRoun. Part 1-AdourDed for term.
Part 2-Nos 3848 652 $685. 1856, 1868 $780, 1862, 1864
$685. $685. 367s $780, 1882 1884, $685. 36oS, 5000 3892
1894, 1896.
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0mcial ORA wings Of the Delaware state

DELAwARE, EXTRA GLASS 4Gi-October 80 1852
81. rs, AZ, ~, I6, 33, IL, AZ. 81, Y3. 32, 40.
DELAwAaE, CLASS 3s8--October 20, 1867
20, 25, 40, IA, 7S, 20, II. So 81 ~. 63, -. 46.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A.. MORRIS 4 CO.,
WnllDgtou
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w. A. Batchel0r's Celc0ra ted Est . bl Ia
for Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, and HAIR Dyong, and
MoldaviA Cream Tor identifying tho hair rs Bond street
Uso Prof. rIiiler's 30 Cent Hair Dye,
black and brown The best. Sold by druggists Depot IS
Der street.
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ssOpen Locks, Whoever knOcks."-So
said Shakspere than two hundred bat he
made ailusion 70 KNOX the Halter OF 2Iy Broadway
who needs hint OF his million being
ready knock for him He mighty in his way
ogions sing his praises a rrpwning benefactor.
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The trese work was destroyed but he bridge saved
is tho fourth time these extensive resses have beer
destroyed during thu war.
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,IyscIsLLANEOrs. .

MISCTaLLNN EVTN.
RoMATIo scHIEDAN SCHNNPPs.".-THE SUB.
scriher hegs TO call The attention o. his custom
the pub 10 hts new srH Of prices for "chnapps
and his bottfsd Wiues aud Liquors
UDoLPIO WOLFE, n Beaver street.
A LII UousEKEEPERs WILL SAVE % PER CENT
n by buying al X. ID. BASSFORD'S Cooper Institute.
Call aud see FOR yourselves.
AT TIE MANUFACTURERS, CRuTCHEs AND
~ Canes Cor the million
q. PINSELf. NO. Cortiandt street.
~ DRUGGISTS.
GKOCERS
HOTEL KEEPERS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
The subscriber Is selling his Schicdan Aromatic
Schnspps, from the Bonded Warehouse much below
price OF other pure liquors IN bond Small viii Bnd
IL much cheaper 10 purchase the the
pipe. UDOLPH0 WOLFE, No. Beaver sireet
/ A LBuxs.-CAIL FOR THE FIFTY PICTURE ALBUM,
~ AT ~ 90 % rs and - %. reduced priosA 81 GIN
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