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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-01
SAM'L BAYARD,
Hoel,o,

Bag A fine assortment of Photo
graphic Albums for sale cheap at j.
Perry Elliotts City Gallery, No. 8
Second Street.
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sHIsTORY CT THE SUPERNATURAL; )" IN
all agss and nations, and in all churches
Christian and Pagan, demonstrating u Universe
Faith" By William Hewitt. Two volumes
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co. Evans
Vile: John Healy.
The Howitts, as authors, are we'll
known in this country, and their popu-
larity is attested by the widely-extended
circulation given to their works. Either
the name of the husband or wife attach
ed to new publication, as its author,
has generally insured it welcome to
thousands of households.
The author of the above work intends,
by the use of the term Supernatural,
the operation of those higher and more
reconcile laws of God with which, being
yet but most imperfectly acquainted,
we either denominate their effects mi
raculous, or shutting our eyes firmly, deny
their existence altogether. The title
of the work conveys an idea of its char
acter. 1t is collection of most marvel
lous circumstances, which have trans
PRED in various ages of the world, with
the authors comments thereupon. Great
care seems to have been taken in the Sc
lection of these remarkable phen omena,
to have them sustained by the strongest
possible contemporary evidence, and while
they are calculated to arouse our fear of
the mysterious, are so well accredited
that we know not how to refute, or even
disbelieve, them.
We think to call attention to the, hook
is but to insure. its sale and therefore
only add, it is for sale by JOHN HEALY.
on Main steet We may, from time to
time, copy some of its more startling in
cidentS in the Journal
The Typography of the work is
Lippincotts best, and if any publishing
house in this country excels his estab
lishment in neat, clear print, and taste
full binding, we have yet to find it out.
|
ANOTHER BURGLARY-The store o.
Mr. W. j. Deubler, on Main street, was
entered on Friday night about 10 o clock
and robbed of goods-silks and cassi
meres-to the amount of from 800 tt
Sl25.
The burglars effected an entrance BY
removing the transom over the bacl
door.
They stripped the silk drawer com
pletely, and were proceeding to selec
from lot of silk busters such article:
as suited their fancy, when an attachee o
the establishment opened the front door
when the burglars beat a hasty retrea
through the back door, which they haC
opened One clerk was asleed up
stairs, but was not awakened by the
movements of the burglars. These out
a-a1.ae.ars now everv-nioht occurrence
A FINE APPoINTMENT.-The Board O
County Commissioners, at their session
on Friday appointed Mr.. Ben. Nurre, o
this city, to fill the vacancy occasionet
by the death of Judge Foster. The cit
liens of the 9th Ward in this city
thought Mr. Nurre was not the best mar
to represent their interests, as mem
Der of the city Council, but Messrs
Pruitt and Hogue, regard him as pre-
eminently fit for the the position of Coun
ty Commissioner. because he is is rich.
Hist wealth, they say is an evidence
of superior financial attainments, anG
for that reason they selected him in pre-
ference to others, who could not furnish
the same substantial evidence of their
abilities as financiers.
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re- Eifu nnrn

raLFifty more recruits for a Massa-
cohusetts colored regiment left Indianap-
oils for Boston on Wednesday evening
last.
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OFFICIAL.
EVANSVILLE, May 81, 1863.

A LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
II Post Office at Evansville, Indiana, May
81, 1888 Persons calling for these letters will
please say Advertised and give date of list.
Advertising fee, one cent.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Mowers and Reapers for
Sale.
WE HAVE AN ASSORTMENT OF BUCK
w EYE MOWERS and REAPERS on hand
which he will sell on reasonable terms Also
kirby's Combined Mowers and Reapers at manu-
tacturers prices. KRATZ A HEIIMAN
I
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BOOK NOTICES.

..HIsToRY CT THE SUPERNATURAL" IN
ali agss and nations, and in all churches
Christian and Pagan, demonstrating u Universe
Faith" BY William Hewitt. Two volumes
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co. Evans
Vile: John Healy.
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FOR SALE.
TAKEN UP.

A LARGE RED cow, WITH A CALF
L week or so old The owner can get The .ame
by calling at the Flat-Boat Old Dick" near the
upper ID" 'itll- my26-3t
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S. VICERY, o. 5.
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Capt. Co. K, 1lth Reg. Ind. Vols.
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NEWS PROM EUROPE.
Very Latest Per Steamers Nova-scotian
and Canada,

WARSAW, CD. 100.
Cen Pamsay hes been relieved Of the command
fn-ehief Of the Russian troops in the Kingdom, AZ
stated in the decree III consequence Of an attack oil
apoplcxy. HIS successor, Gen. Sanakin, is already
Oh bis way TO Nare2w from st. Petersburg.
The Council OF the Empire has received orders
from the Emperor TO prepare several bills for the
purpose Of introducing reforms into the adniDislra'
sion Of the Kingdom OF Poland
Eighteen insurgents have been tried at Plock by
Court Martial, and two Of their number shot. o
PosEs. Feb. s. 1863.
The Dz,erMik Poznanski ofto-day announces that
the Government Of Warraw has begun 10 sop the
CONSUMPTION.
An order issued by Gen. Ramsay declares that NIL
Iersous taken for the consumption on the nights Of
The 10Th and 9th Of January, sh6H he released.
Ii s not known To What extent this order had
been executed, but the arrangements for the con-
scripton IN Suwalh and PetIikau remain IN force.
CRAc0y, Feb. 7, 1868.
Yeslerlay evening the insurgents attacked Grant
ca, SOsnource, and Aodizejow, upon tho frontier,
between Poland and Prussia. The Russians were
defeated losing 40 in killed and wounded.
BgEsIAu. Feb. :, 1863
Sosnouroe, town upon the Russian frontier, op-
posite Kaiowilz, the seat Of tCustOIn House ana
only feebly garri one1, has been taken by the ill.,
suTgenis, after sangnlnary conflict. a., soc,
The National Assembly has determined that the
draft OF the address drawn up by the Commission
should lie discussed fret, and the amendment to the
address considered only If the draft should be re-
jseied.
The Bres'ouer ZefuDc of 10 day publishes news
FROM Beulben, dated yesterday, according 10 which
Prusoan troops bad been dispatched from that place
10 Sienanovtz because the number Of Insurgents
had greatly increased at the Polish frontier town Of
Czelscy.
1t lie rumored tina, the insurgents have invaded
Prussiau territory Sublinitz.
TURN, Feb. z, 1868.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber Of Deputies,
6gnor PetElcelli gave notice OF bis intention 10
AJAX question Of the Ministry about the state OF
affairs IN Poland. None of the Ministry being
present, the question was Postponed.
REBEL PIRATE IL THE BAY OF BENGAL.
LoSDOy, Feb. q, 1868.
The C0lcpita EngiistmaH states that Rebel
pirate is cruising in the Bay Of Bengal and that her
commander declared 70 tho captain Of the British
ship Se!m that he would catch and burn aud destroy
every vessel leaving Calcutta under the Federal
faQ
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TnR BLACK REGIUENTs IN Al
GERgA AND MEXICO.

KJem an Oees'ionsl Correspondent.
WAsHiS cTos. Feb. 20, 1852.
Private letters from Paris state that the design OF
the French Government in borrowing a repimont OF
blacks from the PGsha Of Egypt is not swliy to gar
rson the places exposed TO the yellow feyes but also
70 introduce the cultivation Of cotton iuto Mexico.
Tue black soldiers knew the method Of cultivation
before entering the Pasha's service. Some Of them
10 oct act as supervisors in the cotton fields and
will have the whole management Of the business.
The cotton 10 is known, grove wild III certain re-
gions OF Mexico, and il would need very little exer-
ton TO bring Il to state Of perfection and TO aecns-
to;A that cature, the Indian who is active, intel.
Lgent, mud deeirous TO emerge from the position Of
Psoa which he now Occur1es, to resume his Jude.
cendencc and receive the pay If II freeRan.
The presence OF black soldiers IL not a new thing
with the French. Their regiments Of To'cos iorned
Va Algeria, sSe mos0y eonposed Of Africans as black
% jet. The yGlor Of these troops in the various
eai2pagns Which, for ertwenty years, The French
bave carried on IN thai region, md their exploits
thiouah The Italian war. rank them among tic bray
sit men 10 existence. IL n.est be said, ~ e>tian
Won u Their galluntry, that tLey ENJOY perfect
equality with the other soldiers Of The army, ald
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From snn Francisco.

SAN FR,NoIsCo, Monday Feb. % 1853
All the prominent business houses closed in hono
Of the day. About half the members Of tie Legisla
fure ana the various military and civil organization
Of the city participated in the ceremonies of laying
the corner stone OF the monument TO be erected
the grave Of the late Senator Brodcrick.
Portland, Oregon, papers Of the 18th are filled
with exciting mining intelligence, principally from
Boise River.
Trains with provisions from Sal, Lake commenced
arriving at these diggings the LIST OF the present
month. The principal mines worked are about Az
miles west Of Fort Boise extending over an area OF y
square mles There Is every reason to suppose that
the surrounding country lie also rich. About 4,0OC
people arc now thore, and large numbers are arrT'
luz daily,
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The New Pos,.Omce mt Philadelphia.

PnllADkLIhlA. Monday, req. a. 100.
The new Post-Ofiice of Philadelphia was opened
to- day With appropriate ceremonies, terminating
with grand banquet this evening at The Girard
House III honor Of the occasion. .
Gov. Curtin the Secretary Of the Interior, the
Poctmsster-Gereral and his Assistants, and other
dgOiaries We're among tie guests, and made patri'
otto speeches. The toast 10 the Prees replied "a
by JOnn Russell Young. Letters were received and
read IRON Gen. Sect, Gen. Ilalleck, and others, ere
ating great eutlhusiasm.
There w.s also supper given by the Union
League, whose Club Hou,e was gaily decorated and
brilliantly illuminated. The speeches at each OF
these festive boards were OF highly patriotic
character
under suCh favorable auspices, will be open fol
general business about Wednesday, and will prove
a great accommodation 10 tue public 1t is located
in the vicinity of the State-House and next to th'
Custom. House, on Chestnut street, near fifth.
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Jefferson County-Union Gains.

Core. pondence Of The n. Tribune. -
wArEsrows. N. Y, Feb 49, 1861
Our town elections were held yesterday and the
result two better of than we were '"''
ro.,d s ,,ooa l. Republican Union Sham Democrats
IL now stands 10 to 6.
Inthi. town the Opposition last year elected their ticket
so., ep,;rtheir Supervisor by some 80 msjoriy This
ysa we have chosen candidate for Supervisor Dr. Ed
r.rd $ Lsnsins by two majority. and about bali OF our
,tt The Doctor Of staupchest Union men, and
dic, AZ any man need be- We had to work to elect HIM
far file SLAMS Lad their strongest man in the field against him
gentleman who has always discamed fellowship with the
branch Of the psry but wiling to work. and
did work and have won.
You cen consider old Jefferson In for the until the Re-
belIou is completely crushed out Youfs truly, u.
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Ship Dorcas Prince (of Yarmouth. Ne York London Dec
Al md the Downs Jam TO- IN ballast Nesmith Son
Ship Ernestine (Brcm) Freschs, Bremen - days In BAL
Shin Gsore.n. Ian Ivefisn) Nobmsnn. Liverpool days.
u 81 Cias i,uiing mot beforel Had heavy wesher
Big Nainer tNorw) Barr Limerick q days In balst 70
Biz Kate Br McDousan Halifax IL days, fish to a. J.
Chr g. r. Dixon t3mssed), Smith, St. Thomas Jan. 49,,
and Fast Al a Dor Feb. J, salt TO master.
hr Francisco Silvey, Portland Me-, days heading TO
Schr J. s. Buctmaser Lingo, Frederick, Del, days corn
TO H. NJ Fox Co.
schr Sea Lark snesd. ChinOotsssuea days. oy'terI
WIND-At sunset, from +.
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK......FEB ~
Cleared.

Ste.m,hip-Ann Shannon (Br J. Liverpool r. Cnnard
Steamer--FrsDllip Young, South Am50y, VIM. DsizelL
sbu,- Fairfield, Hull. Philadelphia, y. e. Taylor cg.n'
nd 0fot J. Gavuche Oporto. L. T. Ansinek Co Bndss
water sissol Liverpool Wags Oaioni Qae'nci Funeh
Have BoydG Iinckeni Lucy IhompSL' Croker Liver
BsTss-OrcLila D.ye4eux Cieufuegos. Il r. Buck Co.
81 Olof korwl 1Iusu, Cork, iiolmboe Bslchen: =,
Bros shyIun Lswed) Nyberg. Co;k. Funeh. Meinoke
Wendt
Schoouers-E. T.. Potter. New London. H. L. Racket
John Il. Wtt.on seies. New Haven ~ Bfsgs Co. oaI
ue Eddy Psiten Washington, Van Brant sia,hi EVE
IT, Buuuinke French. Salem, w. >. Browns Allen Middle
ton IT,. sppe Providence. /. Php.j Milton 'e1es ins
ga. Jos Lneas; sonerse, Sterling Waslngton Merrill =
Abbott; Sarah BeSsoa, Nov Bedisd; khe butlefhei
M J. Beb.on Matmors VskrDsn. Dimon Co; Afme
mia, Cayellre, Wilmington fan DIun' d sIAfhI
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that no distinction Of race color 10 made either in
military social point Of view, between the blacks
ara the whites.
The blacks borrowed from the Pasha OF Egypl
are not the fra 70 re VIC with he Fierch army II
Mexico. !'h g are, besides four companies %
colorad non taken rom tho islands of Martinique
and Guaducupe They Were employed as engineers
n Veia Cruz and in different places i'll the interior
where they more than once met and put to flight the
Mexican guerrias. A special report has even been
made, by the officer in command Of them, to the
French Government, and it is expected that several
OF them will receive the decoration Of the Legion Oh
Honor for their gallant conduct in the field
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Professional Notices.

NUARLES 5. SPENCER, Attorney and
" Counsellor Law, Proctor and Advocate in u s. Courts
No 800 Broadway. NswYork. Re.ideuce-No 10 London
Terrace West 2Ja-s:. between 9TH aud l0thsys)
nR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE AT FLOR
~ ENCE, NEAR NORTHAMPTON MASS.--Trsins
leave EewYok, from 2'tst and 4h-sv at and 1T and
arrive Of u and $50.
EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. j.. Editor Of The
IL scsTe and Operating and Consulting Surgeon, No a
S,hv Once consulis Dni the obscure diseases Of
the pelvic v'seefa up,ue, Plea Nshcocele and Fistus
radically cured without the knife ligsuIe Ohce hours
nom 8 to v / TO 3. and 20 evenings.
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Rrr11 or Towy os.-Lewis-Denmsrk

RrsrLT or TowN MrE1ISGs.-Lews-Den
A. g. Thompson; HsrnsbuTg John Chicsrring Lowville
G. g. Lane; ley5en Liugs BiTdsly MArinsbafsh Cho'e
Raw; Turin Robert House Republican Urion-6. Greg
Ersnci. ger High Market T. ByIon Le"i. icy Peas
Montague Warren Wilson; New Bremen. j. n MorI9w
Osoeoa Dennis Mcconnell; Pinckpey. samuel Toes Wat
son Peter Kirey; West Turin. Horace John,on DEMOCRAT
Crcrhsn h La1del Diana William Hunt Independents
2 LAST wear, Republican Union, 10; Democrats. :.
Schohsrie-tspsrancc Jeisl LHrtD, 50 mel Jehefson
VIM a Lu,hreD % do. Gboa Lunan Reed, u do Might
hn,tin Becker no op Repubic1u Union-f. Bienheiui
snss Sweet n msj BIoone Tie Democrat viii sgecsei
either by appointment. the present incumbent h<dI
over Carlisle Henry Lyker. op Cobe kii j. brown
DO Op fulton. John d. Wheeler op. Mtdeuufsh fee
d. swaIt no op ;Hichnondylo, s. NJ Van Aluyne, no oP
schohsie Wnl Winter. no. op.; Seward Isa,c belngcT
i55 maj summit, G. w HAVEN; Conesvile. Probably
SHARON John A. Empire. l27 maj DeinocIts-Z Last year
Republican Union, & Democrsts TO-
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pE.Nsk Nv ANA NlsN htb hNiLhOADt
raj SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FEoV ntN-ioisN ~ ThE PkiScsr1t EsrsRs Ciyis'
Naw.Jersey and Camden and hm6oy line.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE NEST BY THIS
RCTTE LEAVE NEW-YORk FROM THE
foor or coURrLANDT-sE
by wy o,FLlaecPh he morning passenger. leave New
York Fcne tive rs ohcrroars Evening passsn.ers
al . ,. a., one hour later ihan 9th or lines
~ way ct Allentown. evening piSscrseE leave al NJ.
tgo ,haa the N'rhen lines ADD by both routes
arrive tie Ha Northern lines. IN Chicago aud al
points H. the Moth Z, Crc,tinc. Indianapolis Lonisyis,
&. b. MS Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati aud al main
points Wet with ieTes enc, scs Fl esfs. mn.
Sleeping Lan. VI hoat change, rom Fhilaee'i1a "
r.5u h. 5'6 niles aud Newl 20 Pittsburgh, '3V n'e'
smoking aud saloon ca,s on all train"
Basga-e clicked through. Trans'esfr free
Secure fko'S gos4 I g 4 p:,d y ti,sSSsn
The Peuu.ylvs,la Ccutral Company rans an fngTsns
Accom- oda',ou Line which ahods eo"ie. ssoie moo.
travel 10 p4os moving WesaHrj, Of one nan 'ne '@' "
al fare. ,.....,,.,
By this route ffoghs - ut dcsctip i,ns can ne
lidiAng. luo, Nironsln. l""A - ',i..r, Of
ROAD DIRECT. to any p9fi oH 'He hs''s"''' '''
de Wet hY ,sesnets 400" ii,tonG mint in t~ 81 oy
,l ri R1iiraad all times a. snd
ase charged ~ Other 'lr'1d JSa"P tei, Treishi {" t'
:, n' '.'G- ,o n, 81, one it, speedy """'"
~ =, Ii,s !,ccS vii dad 'ir' ".o' .s'
nt (ip cious .ia b.sn orru-s on ths no
pli.d Nth syery cOnyenrc. o. is paid 20 mel WAITS.
,Ul ts,ishu,r vi ere viii hc '.l3 ~ pm Hn,sf
sfd3s e. 'e; Y6lFFK .d iBi'TSLiG0EE N4GktYA
rIlAi raIiOFr P,"ent.r Agent No. ] "s'or-lious
iFitlI Co. t'e9sin, . A;r",jiy soo,b wei.m..
MCDONALD BlSoHetF E"'srsn, q ienl.
pxocnLFwIS G,nr,al srr. rintendprt. ac5na "a
NR0CKERl WAREHOUSE u ,.t-
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AFrIgeds

Steamship Pacific, ES.ts,or, Hsv-ns Feb H. md'e 70 H.
l.. brown SO.
Steamer Wedchs,tsr Hys Providence. rnd's 10 Edward
BynneL -
ByuHsI -,
STEAMER VIM Woodward. CandlG Baltimore. md'e to w
Dsz.i
Snip Johsnne KEEPER lMeck.l Jsnzep, ChTdI ~ days
coal TO bmch Meiucso WeDdt (not before icponcd
Ship CG,Lus Ohnge spencer London and ise oil w sb
J,i. n. aa,e. tLd ~ ytss u GTcpell. Mip,pID Co.
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Mr.. EDWARD s. PHILIBRIcX Of Brookline
Mass who las in charge the United st,es eOn,raba1ds At
ST. Helera the garden Of the issnds" near Hilton
Head c. has been most successful in bis endoayors both
the results OF labor aud M good effects the negroes
When payment Of the coloed people was long delayed
last Autumn Mr. Phiubnck resolved thst his people should
receive their wocrIned wages ard advanced from hi, own
the amount due. Knowing that the oontIsoaDd' had
weskues hard oAsh AID got cheated something IN spend
Ing bi he advanced tie pecie and did not charge the Gov
clIu!ent tho pI,Iniuul. WA the trok-rs beie,ei
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1)ori-tOarocns' Notice.
CTlTK or NPw.YoRR.

STATK oF .YoRK.
PoET-WAKDEss' OFFICE, No. lot Wel-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed April II, 1887. entitled An
Act to Reogarile tie Wsrdens Office the Port OF New
York to ell persona interested in. having charge Of the
subject matter of such inquiry oIsnaton survey that
the following vessels under examination by the Port
WsIdens aud that the said amin atoms will BE-
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice. on
board laid vessels:
sup IePeri 10. ~ T. II
ship ~
BARK Stampede no. T. IL
Ing Mary Ann w beeieTs
schooner Slf DIN no. ~
Schooner GaribaId flcT no 30 ~ u
Schooner BoD.... NO ~ p
Schooner No. 20 f.
WIN Ii. BUKLElGH, President
], Avg's HgRRIsis, Secretary.
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Eeaal Noiltes.

CUPREME COURT - IN PARTITION
- tnuN IAY ana oIHFRs ". John JAY and JOHN
r. Rr'TrERWORTH EIecu'ofs &c. hbsoute SAIL on
THURSDAY. the 2fth inst, ct u o'clock u Al the MI
Rug.a, esa Resfee Of tho very drsrsbc TX improved
LOIS Known Nos. 800 -. ~, 81 aud 'i Ih sed
No 81 vusker-.t Particular, can be leaned Of EDGAR =.
VAN WINkLE. s.l. Counselor. No 10 "al-'' or Of Inc
Executors
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Daneins Ataoemics.

4 DODWORTIIY DANCING ACADEMIES.
"a No. ~ 5th-sv.. Syw-Iofk,
No. 1T MoniGgue-tt, Brooklyn. .
NETWORK CLASSES Oh WEDNESDAYS and ShIUh
DAYS, MONDAYS ard Thursday y. 80,
BROOKLYN CLASSES on TUESDAYS sud thlpAi y
Morning and afternoon Glasses of young ladies' ana cur
dr-n Evening CASES for gentlemen.
Glasses open. Pupils can commence 81 any tlm''
Circulars OF terms &c, may he had al either Academy
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tttc0ltul.
u,uE GREAr ENGLIsH REMEDY FOR

rINUE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
GOVT AND RHEUAATlSM.
An sufferers from the above compnts either az recent or
long s,pdins are advised bLAikS COZ and RhEl
MAlIC PILE They be relied upon the most safe
and eeoua redy offered % the public aud have been
universally sed ia Europe for iDsny yea VITA 'Ie e1s't
Prepared in England by PROuT HARsANr aud sold
by WILLS Co. Frankn-st., New io'S, aud most o.her
Medicine Vendors.
Her Majesty. Comncuers have auhorilei tie name SID
adde's. Of rHONiAS PROU r. 229 strand LoEdon 10 BE-
mpre,sed upon Goyerucnt stamp aed to esch box OF
the genuine medicine.
Price ~ cents and per box
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The STEAMSHIP Cry OF BALrNoRE.-The
steamship City Of Baltimore which arrived berc on the 2ith
uo reached Liverpool the 4th Instant after Ps'sass
Of ten days sud fifteen hours.
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Go WIom It ulan GoNretn.

DFMOVAL of REMAINS from tho Vaults
Al of the Reformed Duten Church corner Of Houston
Gfcou-i,a. to Newly ok Pay Cemetery. viii c0mmcnce
Mach unier direction OF The City Inspector and homa,
Imam owner o. the Properly Communications add,. ssei
20 them Or TO ". H. irEAVERS Special Inspector, No ~
Chathalnst, viii receive respectful attention.
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Disasters, &c,

NEWPORT, K. l., Feb "A. 1868.
The schr Target before sepoed ashore had biged aud
lies in q bad position.
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One barb.
Sailed.


Ships-T. J. Southland, INLAND (Brem)
Barks-Ssmuel Moxey, jr.,, l.. Rice, ChsnticceT (Br)
Charles Springer (Norw.)
Bng-SsIsh Bernice.
Schooneu-J T. Ames, Caroline Coles Enchsntress, j. H.
81 equine, M. Morgan, w. Bennett, +. Prince.
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Lieut.. Pulley Of the let Vermont Cavalry wss
drowned Saturday while swimming Goose Creek Loudon
County, Va
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MINIATURE ALnsNAc.
Can, 80 Sels........5.S7i Moon-Scts.. 20.
hi1H wATgn THi, DAY.
sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island 1877 Hel'tHe.. 3Os