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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
ms. X, and Pprveyor y. 8. A, Washington, D. {
Printed forms OF Proposals can be had Il this Office.

ouARrKSsAsrEhs oSvc., y, >. A. 70. 9 STATE ~
CFaLED PROPOSALS will bo received at
- hi. Oaiee until TUEsD AY 23d inst, AZ ~ ocloe. M;
for supplying ih. Depsseen; with the following Articles Oh
csoppins 'hs.., good quality warranted
Smith, Bellows, 20 TO 81 incb wide.
Halter Bolts, per sross.
Door Boii. s''or'"d per ross
Hof.e Brushes, wood. good article each
BrAr.s ard Bite, pr sc's
A1;sr 6 !' g. ii ,t H. PEI PER : gS,.
Grow Mar. escorted. esch.
Cary Combs, rows, 30, ~, each.
s,- .S po,s,. .hos, hardlp Filmed fprsns each
Had saw lea. T. q. 8 inch, Per gross.
S ,s b.. rs1f Ps. i 4 acs per sro
Nii saw fle.. ., 20, isin,S, pes po''
s.ed,e Hiude.. hie1ory, each
Iwi Htndc,, each.
nsSd ~ iis1 1fiiSf hs s'i.i each.
Ar- Handles. zach.
Sfssi, Iisadi.ss. y. I. 2 sn4 , Pc, gsn.
ilasp. Hbsr. ., ! and inche., Psr pair.
"Tt Riase. G. : G snd inches per pair
Hand Matches, NO. and 3, each
Feuieu. kniye., = <. l., .acb.
Orsf Y Il lund Knives, sallleTs, each.
Shoe kiivrs each
"a orr Lla',.' good .5,iss g gs: d.. .ag' .'eA
Thgab Lathe No'. ! and . each
Knob I i,I LODI we',en, Zach.
csrfouter} Iced Pencils, per dozen.
ini.hing Mails, u inch, per pound
~ ,s.l s.sl f.. 60. s. per paper.
iiarnrss Needes, No. !, pr pep.r
tnrpenle!s' Oilers, rach.
rl.i~s, flr. dopbc-uon, each
Plano, fore .ir ID. iron 'afh.
r.anes. jack, double lion, each.
Planes jack -'nr.eiIon, each
Tlaues Smooth suslairon each.
Plane smooth. double non, each
Match rhncs, per pair.
4 !. {. t..tl .rou f.ffF >
corper Rl.c,. and Buns !, l. inch PEI pound
s.. sauare.. feot each.
sqnaros Halter !, ID " inches, per ro's.
Hono.shoe EAlPs, Y, H. 10 inches Nee Gamble, pe'
'' Bre,chlns Rims. II y, n siuche. per cos.
Cur,.in Rnl. iufh diameter, yer giess
Esssass $50, e 3 = - e jq che, o-eA
Screw Gi@le nh No. $50 finch Nca 6, : o.
inch Nos B. g. 10 u inch, Nos 10, ID, H. pes ,foss.
Iron bench Screws. each.
Oh Stones, each.
lion 81 vs. insh, No. z, per .Tos..
lion ser.es in, Nos. o. 10, d. per Uose
lion screws in 10. 10, pr gross
ii lion scre~. il H., No., p 10 il, 50, r. ID per rro"
Iron seIs1 \ No. Ss' f. T. e 1,r ps io.. '
lion Sores' 2. b., Nos H. ~ 10, 10 per sEos.
| shoing Box, apron,
! rlncers, lloof Knife,
| | Bultfess, J Cinching IRON,
Ishoaing Hammer, Cater sni Punch rtiached
| I pair Smiths Yougs, IAone Shoe hlsgi.
v1cs g,,5s. Tss ,S1 Medium for sadder, u'e peg n
| H,rness Thread II. b., No 10 per %.
| Cspper Tachs In. pef ~.
Eieh arce be Of tie best quality Of ils Mind ercep. wher
par cunf bGanis qualities nancl Persons offering
expected to furnish far Practicable pie Of each AZ
trs with their bid distinctly MARRIED with their AMI
y-se The privilege 10 rcscrycd ~ rejecting aay Did no
s,red advantageous Oh,rrF should be indofsed PRO
u.la Tor Hardware and addressed % M1loT STEWART
1 VAN yLIET Or Master u. S. A.. New-YoIS.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORhi
For New-Haven, = 6(Exj, ll:30 & NJ 2;l3 (Exb 10
Ok y $3.50, 400 and tEx p 90.
For Bridgeport, 2, tEIh ll:Oa M l2;la tLLb u"
Fox Milford and stratford liSo $50 40 p n
For Fairfield sou.hpOr. aid WestpOrt, lN L. 1:'p'
4..N p. N. .,,,, nm IT,,
Tor Dsren and Greenwich 1880 ii:3o nj $50, t:oo,
For STAFFORD ok go li:5oa M; p:la EI) 500
(Frl $50 4.3O, $3.50. tEx.l p ~ -. ~.
10. Pom Ches;er aud Intermediate stations, $50: L;"A
IT, ''''' '''' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, m tE1 J;W ,Exb sp n
For Boston via Shore Line 1915 (Ex. 10 P n 80
For Hartford and Springfield, lELl n:o mi u"
Fxl pm. ., rr 4. u.nt,..,
II 30 TO Northampton. I'm pr, srpx,
For Hartford, PTovssnce snd fisAkiu hAf0so' ''IA"
To- SsxHsven Nsw.Loldsn and s.oninston Railroad q
8 g. m la:l5, g. Q p. m -,
Tor canal RailEoad, l2:l5 p. N % Northampton
For Uousatonic Railroad, q NJ
FOR N,neatuck Rsilrosd, d m, cp. N -.
for psnbury and N0rwsh Railroad T. $50 n, 80 ? ..
JAMES IL. HOYT, Superintendent
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. .
sun-pise.. G:49 Sets.... $3.50 Moon-Rises... tl7
aICB WATER THIS .
Sandy Hook. 5:a2 Gov Isand... 607 Hell Oste. 1's1
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CUEET IRON-Galvanized Sheet Iron, Of all
- nnbers and widths Of the best brand, f9I sac By ~ ~
THOMSON 1 Co., E0@ as ND AT WsisIph
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Feb = ir. 2s TO- lon IS 30 Piorcr, from Yesuonsh
n. D.. IL day, out leaking badly.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

FORM OF PROPOSAL.
The undersigned proposes furnish daily ohervse, al
the tee required for hospitals upon approved requons
Of surgeou. IN charge at the withnnamed points o.
the following price per hundred pounds, namely;
g. per hundred pounds
The ice sha be Of the best quality aud subiec. to the sp
proya the surgeon in charge who vii receipt or the aenal
amour, delivered az each hospital. -
Payment 10 be- rnsde time 10 time upon duplicate bills
certified 70 BY the Medical Director.
signed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

Steamer Knrher reports passing the srarner Peny which
len Providence for Fs River Wednesday returning
lraly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

The steamer Orzaba sailed on the I'd instant
from Panama - Sun Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEY,
~ From foo. OF Courtlandts,., connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware LsckswEnEs and Western Railroad
Esstou with Lehigh Valley Railroad and s connee
tons forming dec. line to Pittsburgh and the West with
out change Of cars ..,-,,, - 49,,
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved By this limo to Chicago
Cincinnati ST Louis etc. with but one change Vt cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commanding Nov g. 1903, Leave New, fork a. folows;
H.RRIssuR re ExpREss-At g. m, for Easton, Kesdlnt
Pottsyile Harrisburg, Msuch Chunk, Wilhsmspor-
MAIL TR,IsAt 9:l0a n, Tor Eason Water Gap Srantens
Wlkeshsrre Great Bend Pitston, bingham,ou, nc 49,,
I'm. TRAIy-for Easton, Allentown Msuch CHUNK, WIZ
Transport Reading Pottsvile, Harrisburg, kc.
3:40 P. n-For Esston. Bethlehem. Allentown ana Asues
Chunk.
4:4O p. M-For somervine
b:40 P. M-tor Someylie.
7pH WESTERN ExPREss-For Eeston, Allentown, Head
ing Ha-rsbus, Pittsburgh and tho West Seopns carr
through from Jersey City TO Pittsburgh
FxPREss TsAfs 'roa' HARKIsBrRG-The . N. Express
Train from Newly arrives al Hsri.burg 1t M connect
ing Fast West Pennsylva Centra Railroad NGtn-
er Central Railroad North aid South. and With tss Cumbsr
ELII.PsrupoSr AND NEw.YosH FEaRy-Lese New forh
from Pier No D. North River ss $50 aud s:oo m
The boats atop Bergen Point and Msrners Haresr every
trip each way. JOSIAH o. SfEARNs, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

THE LONDON AND NEW-YORk STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY viii d.spatch monthly their new ard
sr,tclss. British Iron steamships CELIA ana hLLoNA
each aud 400 bose PoweI owA ana * esTn
IAN each 30 tuns and horse power between LoSpoS
and YORK, calling at HAyEE On the VOYAGE tToIa
S"y. From New ors First Cabin, SEQ; Second Cabin
500 steersge, $50 From London or H.Sre FIT Csoin
500, Second Csbin, S1oi steersge sto n.tELIlese
Fo passage apply to CHAs. A. WHITNEY At tie Office, No.
rs Broadway. For freight apply q, NO - sonin,s,
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SATURDAY, Hfb,
ROSEDALE,
FOR tho n,ns.ythid ume,
With IL bssutfui scsnery, nj,
"o's' A i,,ent Cas. and Attractive Tsblesnr
MONDAY (6nt time this ses:op)' mnSho "-'D avs
TIJEsDAY-PURE GOLD tsisih tmsl
WFDNFepAY-ROsEDALE tstth nsh'l
THIJRsDAY-PURE GOLD lseventh umet =, -, A..
lns notice win be given Of the nett OF iDs
Leys Cts,s, Manned lait, and ihs Ca1ss,Saoe mGnsr'
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Ocean Cleaners.
EOR NEw-ORLEANs-DIRECT.

The lew ard frs,.clsss United States Mail Steamship
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
r. v. GAGER Commander
Win leave Pier No. N. r., for NEWORLEANS direct on
SATURDAY, Feb q, at p. N.
Passage. with un.ur passed accommodations, $50
No egh. received bills OF aiding ssned on the day Of
sailing.
H. b. CIiUMWELL6 Co, No. PC Wes,s,.
Tho steamship GEORGE CROMWELL viii follow Oh
Mach
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YI,UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
RF1yyFFE NF.W-YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
49, AT CORK HARBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LisEkPD0L: CALl~
mo AT HALIFAX AND CORK EhRBOR.
AUSTR ALASKAN. .lesyes New fofk ednedsy, rep. ~
IRk TA,,,.,..leuvesB "Wednesday, Feb. II
ctINA i.aves New. OIL. W cdresdsy, Fob. "a
a sprgi leaves Boston. Wedre sday, Mch. z
81 40 leaves Neyy y ORR, :, Wednesday hch.
CAN. uk leaves Boston....... " ednesday. Mch, ~
rRoN sEw-yogg LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. 70
Second Cabin Passage. SW
yRos BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage ..................ssssSlis y
Second Cabin Passage. o. %
o.yshs IN gold equivalent In United STATES currency
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced sgrgeoa on beard.
or Vausbo unless Bills OF Lading having the value expressed
ere signed therefor.
FOR freight OF Passage spp,yto nm %,
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TAPSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
Il PASSAGE OFFICE, No. So Southst, New.Yc,s;; ,
"TrAPsCoTTs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACK ETS SAIL TWICE WEEK. ,, ,,,,,,
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVEhi ZEN
DAYS. Al. ...,,. 80
.it money 10 tie old country do the lowest rates
by sIpyins;o TAfSCoff bhorh Nm rs soDth,.
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,csw YORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ADVANCEMENT
1862 COMMENCING NOV. 10. 1853 l@S
Pa.eu.er Station IN NewYor corner Ttast and ~ ~
Entrance on 27thSL
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EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
Il c.., srEAaFR Will leave Hew.York On the 81, l5th
and 2d OF each month except when those dates M on SUN
DAY when the day Of epsrture viii be lie MONDAY FOL
lowing. =,
For Feish, or Passage apply 6. the only cee 70 Bow.
ling ID. -. ALLLN sgeut
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matbinern.

GUN MACHINERY WANTED.
Tiiif MANHATTAN FIREARMS coMPASY
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gteamboats ano Railroads
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.


CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
WORCESTER, pAE Sh Ro' iFTiTsGHBURo NAsHvA
Io"hIIi AND SDN iSSHT'EfSkiMEpiATE POINTS.
The CITY '1d Of sSsS as5 'iHSs
leave NewYors daily tsupdays excepted at4 ocokp a.
from Pier Nc soR g N SswE T5, Be-, % Ve''''
there With The ses%SSs EEPs:s TAN ws.ss q:
Worcester Nashua and New London & Northern Railroads
Of f's taken the i a1hrs n on s
NOR BOSTON and PROvIDENCEy via NEW
I FORT and FALL RivER.--The splendid and superior
s.s.m.r- ATE, Capt. Brown leave. New.Yort
TCLSDa Ii. T EmpRF srS ri e.y b3sn
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, stA O'CLOCK p. m.
G re1 viii be regarded ,s secured to any spp
Freight b forwarded through with great dspsscs
s " Express f Z. LIrfIEFIED Agent No. II Broadway
MERCHANTS NAVIGATION and TRANS
LONDON, sToNISGToN, PRoyIDENCE, NEWPORT
ON NOW and i'P PhYM6UTa ROCK viii isvs
Pier No 70 N r. foot Of COartAndt' daily se1o'Ps sun
fIeisht taken low by other line. ohcs ofcem-
PsHy No. Us Wet s corner Of c0SI' sPWARps Agent
A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
sENoER III AIMS LEAVE NEWY1RK VA ,bs E 81:
Railway from zoo. Of Chamber; 81 RCH MIMIC THHcVSs
with railroads for all principal cities In the WesA
This road is being extended and will BIO In complete
running order n Mansfield Gallon Urbana Dayton Cincs-
natl and 81 Louis without break OF gauge u
T. IL GOODMAN, Gen. Ticket Agt., II. T. SWEETSEh
E'OR NHW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
IL ACKNOWLEDGMENT leave Pecksip OF 3:lo p n.
Passenger 20 north and from NewIisven ss M -
remain on board over night without charge.
ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave
~ from foot Of Chanbersst.:
7 q. ~, Express for Buffalo.
$50 ~. MIX, daily, for OdsvGle.
lOs M. Mail for Buffalo and ipternsdste stations
4:5 .. M, Way, for Port Jeryis and Newbnrsh.
~ ~. Night Express dairy for Dunkrh Buffalo Hoense
ter Csnspdagua and principal stations Train o. Saturday
through to Buffalo. but does not run 70 Dunkirk
CIIAs. MINOT. General Sopcrintendent
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DORTABLE STEAM-ENGlNES MANI
j FACTURED and foT SALE By A. n. WOOD o.
Fst Nadsou Co. y. Y.
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WAL $'''' MUSIC.
CHARACTERS IN THE PROLOGUE.
F,.nN Ro,hfo 3D. an n-tist Mr Lesser Nrhtch
n Brsckenb0Iy, poor Gentleman M ~ sI ~ s 9
Langley civil engineer. minimum ;si' s,ulon
Hernard az officer Of police. b'q~eo
Rinaldo { political l....s.''''''' '''' -
DIEpiue ens, aTiss ..,''..''''''''''' Isiass
ffitz '....,.....'''''''' ............,ir. Hoey
Mrs Rockford.
Madame Schmidt. lsndlady .a ana NV. p,,v
A lapse Of fifteen years psiwn, p , ~ i''''s''
D., p,,h,,,a nnaer tbs name Of Vernon,
fTsbA hooh'o''' ""' ~ Mr.. Lester Wsilsck
s .....,.mr. Charles Fisher
Prsrtenbury. s.''''''''''''' ~. NJ AZ go
sir Gerard fame. ........''''''''''''''' " "a, NJ
Eue,t Hrackeubufy.
Morley a London merchant. III '.ooIo
Jeckson. NJ. H.
EveNpe Roc ,MisI nsaeine A'i-'SNe'
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL:

hudson RIVER KAILKOAD.-EOH ~.
llBANY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH ThAINs
NORTH and WEST, TTspses - ,
From Chambersst- From JFn-s-
r,p-s., and 10 a o. and :: 7:2, 1921 m and s3 ssA
Is and SD m st5:22 p. m
Troy and Albany with sleep ,lla p m.
ing carl, l0:i0 y L.. Il ..,.n
Poughkeepsie train, 8 and II e;H eno HS<e No. @nD'
g. m. and p. 2 m
Peekskiil train, r. M l!;np. N
Sing Sing train, $3.50. s:Z
Iarrytown train $3.50 2. m lJel p N.
On Sundays at 5:22 p IT, HON Nth,:t. =, ,v..x...u.
Tickets nav 30 procured any of the oces OF wessesus
rxpr,., Ia NewYork and Brootyr and baggage cnected
the Gouse 10 al points the reed and 10 Saratoga Springs
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
Il ARRANGFMFNT commencing Nov. II ls63.-Lssvs
James alp and 3ithst E. r. at m.Fhdays and Ssur
day. as sso-For GreenESrt sss hs.oor' nsnpsons
For syosset at m, II and p NJ Tor Jamaica q
'H iNIIAY EXCURSION TRAtN-For Islip at s:l5 q n,
from 3ihs;, stepping at al sI-Iious Fare i0r this Tram
excursion rates -, :. N 49,.
.ons A. REASONER Super ntendent
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Eaton. Madison Co. y. Y.
DEYNOLDS Turbine Water Nheels.-Ihe
l. most perfect water power d. ard dar DE Wh''
p use TALBOT UndeIhL NO 10 broidwsy rev ora.
YXyANTED-A return fluo steamboat BOILER
w in rood order. Dimensions about ~ lct LnI % i't
shell hddi.as VI spply 10 ". A. ALLEN, No. fnot''
Room No. 4
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T'OR NHW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
EPIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trainI

leave Peck-slip OF 3:lS p N
Passengers 20 north and from y 81
remain on board over night without charge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
Squeezing.

While We are growing very sensible,
indeed, in matter Of dress as far as boot t,
BaImoral skirts, warm stockings, and
high necks, We are degenerssiDg in some
other matters quite important The cor
set is now a necessary part Of woman 8
wardrobe; and, alasi when woman does
begin to wear them too small, and will
tug at the laces until her breath becomes
short, and she feels it necessary 20 re-
frain from any thing like a comfortable
meal. We say nothing against q well
shaped corset worn loose, but there lies
the difficulty. A loose cravat iniaries
the appearance Of the figure instead Of
improving it, and people wear corseia
that they may have small waists.
All We can say don't squeeze, what.
ever yOu do; you may have small waists,
but you are exposing yourself 10 a dozen
misforinnes which kre as bad as large
waist. First, you'll surely have the dys.
pepsia, and grow yellow, cross, and I'M
happy; secondly, your hands will grow
red; thirdly, your nose fourthly you will
be unable to.walk mile at once; filthy,
dinner will be misery sixthly, your
shoulder blades VIII increase in size and
altitude; seventhlys your eyes will grow
weak; eighthly, yon will break at thirty
or theresbeuts, and BE- .sickly old mo.
mar from that time forth. If these
truths do not frightsn women from tight
corsetst perhaps the d information that
gentleman GENERALLY do not admire what
dress makers CALI "pretty figure" 90
mush as natural one, may have. some
influence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
House Furnishing
Retail Department

In our House Furnishinv Dsnar.n.n,
we have 8 full stock of
carpets, oil Cloths, Mattings,
hugs, hatts, Window Shades
Wall Paper. Curtain Damask Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths. &c, &c. making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
CARD.

The undersiguet hsvfag sold cut ais entire stack
of Ready Aa6e Clothing, aud 5entirnsns' Fur
nishing Geods, and retired from the husirexs
hereby expresses his grateful szknowlsdzsrssnts
10 his numerous friends ana custoraars Tor Ties
past patronage 30 literally extended 70 hin. a.
would respectfully recozmsud Nszsrx Tsxicv :
Co.. who have sacoeeasd him IN the busiee-s -
Who are nov prepared 20 furnish % their cT-t---
srs every article in their Hre, Of zee vsrv 49,
quality, and as the wsss AvorAsis prizes.
AogSo n. LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods. Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints ga. "A.
"a, 104 Bleaehed and Brown Cot.
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
lsrsand saeques, Ladies Sun UNI
oreilas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c, 10 which We would
call the attention of all wishing to pur-
shases in our line of business.
ny4-fv JAQUESs a FRENCH.
10. 10 <tvxt Street. EvansUIIS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
A niger frightened by a Mousf .


A traveller gives the following anec.
dote Of tiger kept at the British Resi-.
dencs at Calcutta:
But what annoyed him far more than
our poking him with a stick, or fantsl-
izing linn with shihs Of beef or legs Of
mutson, was introduced into his cage.
No fine lady ever exhibited more terror
At the sight Of spider, than this mag.
nificent royal tiger betrayed on seeing
mouse. Our misehieyous plan was 10
tie the little animal BY string 10 the end
OF long pole, and thrust il close 10 the
tigers nose. Tho moment be saw il. he
ieaped 70 the opposite side, and when
the mouse was made run near him be
jammed himself into corner and stood
trembling and roaring in such an eostacy
Of fear that We were always Obliged 10
desisi, in pity to the poor brute Some
times we insisted on his passing over the
spot where the unconscious little mouse
ran backward and forward. Fora long
time, however, We could not get him 10
move, I'LL at length, / believe BY the help
Of = sqaib, We obliged him TO start; but
instead OF paSing leisurely across in his
den, or OF making detaur to avoid the
object Of his alarm, be generally took a
kind Of flying leap, so high as nearly to
bring bis back IN contact with tho roof
Of his cage
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

fhzn thsy eaa Be beBzht Al present, and being DE-,
sfrozs Of "a fidinx ap tfads in the City, pro
poe to s@IIafA very small proft, - bring youl
grssabzeks, and examine yuF STICK FOR yourselFes,
and we lei eoaEaeuf that your visit VII do you
good, for We doE't think any ore ozn leave With
cot buxinx WETgBIs RoBBETs
ETfssTi1is. s~Pt. Is&hs ISs4- ssls-sD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
nEIMsTREET's
lnimitable Hair Restorative
ArnH

NOT a DYE
uo' rusiorea gray hair to It's original color, By
'eppying the capillary tubes with natural susie.
nanoe' impaired by age or disease All iassa.aass.
$40 dyes are composed Of lunar eostie, destroying
the vitality and beauty Of the hair. and sasrd Of
themselves no dressing. Hsimsirsst's IninaItabIs
Coiorng nos only restores hair to its natural esor
BY an easy process, but gives the haira
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes iis growth prevents Its falling OF. Grad.
'ea'e' dandrun' aad impsr = health sad pleasant.
ness 20 'he head Ithas tood the test Of time, h
ing the oolortnAl Hair Col Oring. and Il eoastAnti,
Increasing In favor. Used ~ both EsntIsnsn ans
ladies'. IL is sold By ali rsspoesabls Dealers, or
can he pFeeHrsd BY them Of the commercial
Ageass, ?. s. BARNES CO., AGA Bread way, Nsw
York. Two slses, 50 esnts A.d 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
REMOVAL.


HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANI
II featuring EstAbfishusnt 70 Ne ; FIRST
STREET. bslox Main. He has large aad sis-
gzat szsorfmsuf Of Homemade Work, - fns
the ansst, guaranteed - sgsod - the best" sr1
for sale a. cheap the cheapest" and > lttis
cheaper.
ffis entire stock = consisting q fine BsKgy,
Caazh, and Carriage Barnes, Light TrottinE.
Heavy Wagon, Dr4y. and Express Harness Sad
say qlsagfity, Collars, Gfrfbs, EzrciHgles, Check
Lia-s, Military work; n sbeFf, everything IN
h. iiae, frgia Hams strap % . " Monitor SD
H. "--h4s lea asasEtaftEFs4 under bis irams-
fabs suPerTisIGn, 81 skffffnl aud expefisnoed
worz aans and Is nov onsred - the Trade ~
EAsTERs PRICES. BEING allie % sompsts sec-
esssfElly WITH anything p the mfrkct, IN sfyte.
n 81, durability, and prioe, be onJ ask trial
Call and sxamias for yourselves sps
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24
Colfaororsa aaIe.

AToTIcE is ksEshy zirsa that ], William g.
" Bospple, Collecfor Of the city Of Evansville.
bstSssn the keurs or ? s1d Il O'Clock, - M, and
zEz 5 o'cieek. ,. n, on ThnrSdAy. Nov 2sth, A.
D, 1884 viii sell 1t public asetien At the door q
the Ceurt Hosss, in the city Of Evansville, In
diana the fsIsosirg lots, parts Of lots, and par
esls Of real estate and izpr0Fsnerts. for tEs pay
rsnf Of City Taxes for the year lsSf, due from the
svEers thereof to the city II Evansville, said
taxss being row dus ard unr4id, s1d for the costs
Ct said sale s1d that sad azls viii Be eontinued
On the next day Thereafter, viz: On Friday, Ne
vsnbs- 18th, 1884, al O'Clock ,. m, at the door
ef the Court House, in EEAzsyills, for the pur-
Pose q sellSsg sneh property Rs may have bseu
sold the day 6rSt above nenfiorsS, and not
Paid fsr. 4lfi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-24

LYONS KATHAInON.
kathAiron Is from the Greek word aKAshrs," o.
'EAthAlro," sIgnifying 70 cleanse. rsJuvinAts and
'eitore. This article Is whAt its nAns sIgnihss
FoF pFeasrving, restoring ana beautIfyIak the
'pmsn hair Il is the most rsmAakAbis preparation
the world. Il is again ewnsd aud put up By
he original proprietor, ans Is nov made With ths
ANA care. slsill and Altsntioa which gave IL =
'Ale 81 over one million BEETLES per Annam.
p II IL most dsIlghtful Hair Dressing.
II Graduates scurf Gnd dAndran
II keeps the head cool and elsaa.
II makes the hair, rich. sofs aud glss.y.
IL prevents the hair ffom falling % ana turn.
Ing gray.
II restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady OF gsatlsmsB who values = bsautlfal
head ofhair shoald use Lyons KathAiron. II Is
known and a cd tbreaghoEt the eiyiIlHsa world.
Sold by all respectable Dealers
DEMAs S BARNES a co.. New York.