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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

Either o the NOSE THROAT TONGUE, SPINE FOREHEAD or
sc,LP, no remedy hls ever proved It's equal.
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depending upon
the diseased action Of the liver yey unpleasant to the
young eic aud mother. few bottles Of CONSTITUTION
LIE SYRUP will correct the secretion and remove the
deposi, which I, directly under the skin.
In di,e,es Of the Liver giving LauguOr Dizziness
indigestion, Weak stomach liberated cAncerous con-
lon OF that organ accompanied with burning other
pleasant symptom. will be relieved by the Of CoNSrI.
TUITION LIFE SYRUP.
~ AsAGENER,L BLoop. PuRFYlSG AGuNr, THE LTE
SYRUP STANDS rSRIy,LED By ANY PREPARATION IN THE
WORLD.
THE RICH AND POOR
are liable to the same diseases. Nature and Science has
made tho CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP for the benefit
Of all.
PURE BLOOD
produces HEALTHY men and women and II the constitution is
WNI. IL. GREGG, NJ. D.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR NEwHoRS.
MOR6AN 4 ALLEN,
wholesale Druggists,
Agents,
No a. ChGst. New York.
GEO. c. GOODWIN CO., Boston,
}. IL. REED q Co, Chicago
COLLINS BROTHERS, St. Louis.
J.D. PARK Cincinnati
JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY 4 Co.. Phi'adelphia.
pARNEs. WARD 4 Co., New orleans.
BARNES, HENRY Co, Montreal, Canada.
HosTETgER, SMITH / DEAN, ssp Frepei'eO' Cal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
Among BrooLIyn Omcinis.

ALUENIIEN ". 0IITIN INWFtN,
These two august bodies have resolved 10 en-
Joy little recreation The Board Of Supervisors have
CHALLENGED the Board OF Aldermen TO u game Of base
ball 10 take place lt the Caqohne ground on Thurs.
day Nov. o. at ! p. m. The Aldermen have accepted
the challenge, and viii be- on hand n the time specified.
They win have free access the Atlhntcs and
materials Of play Why should not these officials have
tho benefit u o little held-spor,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
THE FIELD.
7inss Rail.
AyorHFR GRAND GAME on THR TAPS.

ASOTHTR GRAND GAME 0S THR TAPS.
At recent meeting Of the Atlantic Club Of
BROOKLYN (championsJ % VIZ, resolved a. an appro.
plate and pleasant ending OF the season to chacn gc
4 picked nine Of Brooklyn. New York and ScwJeTscy,
tho game 90 take place speedily az convenient At The
Capitolne ground The season 81 lfj has been such
successful one that the Atantics desire 20 make one
mere appearance this year. and take friendly parting
with their many friends until the season Of -h. To
this end the challenge has been issued the question OF
victory being quite secondary pleasure and friendship
being the main object Boa yicW-a most happy one.
indeed for grand wind up of The season.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
GTEINWAY Il SONS
~ GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGg,
II IL ~ u n, u. -. - -

= -
ave now acsn0wledged the bost ins.rnrnen,s &
well o. ~ Europe. having taken Thntytso g. A'f,,
Cold ahd Sater Ntd0t' at the Principal Feir t,'z.
couut'y within the last ten yefrs and Ia gddge. - t
were awarded Firs, rrle Medal at the Ci-,a - ITO
Exhibition in London 1872. h, u',llsa al
POWERFUL, CLEAR, BRILLIANT, AND Syxp.,
WIN excellence o workmanship as shown N ar., fos,
There were 2e9 Pianos, from sll Parts Of m. ~
says: Hs la
'Messrs. STENwAYs Endorsement bv ,be
platte. and stronger, and more to the point la, q.
European maker -~ n
" Ihis greatest triumph Of American Pianol,-.-,
has caused sensation in musical circles hro1,s llsr
tinent aud. as result, the Nss.rs. SrgHv1ys- n y.
receipt OF orders lroin Europe, thus sFs
IN the history Of American Psnoo.tes b, eeses u.
an article ~ export" =,
EVERY SrEISwAY PIASoFoRrI Is WAkpA,,,,
YEARS. iN IN,
Among the many and most valuable i,r,,.,..
men'. introduced by Messs. steinway Sous h.. tst.
iOrtes, '"'-ifa
The SPECIAL ATTENTION OF Pracn,.,,
Is directed 20 their
PATENT AGRAFPs ARRASGsxtv,
ttor which letters patent were granted thcrn ", .
The value and imp0rtarce Of this Myeu,io, : = ~
practically tested during period OF uesriy 4, - q
S,oinway& Sons, IN all their Grands and hi.lss,n "a,
PianoJrtes and admitted 20 be the creates, VA,
modern times they now announce that th-y b,,. -
u introduce their Paten, AgraFe Arr4nyers, -ls
PiIH9f0rte ianaetEred BY 1e,1. oifggi Se,S-.. = s
in order that all their patrons may reap the ia So
thiE great improvement. ass
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov l7-Bsfon
Judge SHIPMAN

DANGER OF PASSING UNCERTAIN MONEY.
Tie United states agL John Peyton and Matthew smith
The defendants in this ease were charged WIN
p,s.inR counterfeit 10 United States Treasury note at
oon a the corner Greenwich and Clnass The testi
mouy show ed that Peyon came into ne saloon ana Mse
ttnr seyera persons offered the bad ban in payment The
barkeeper saving that did Ike the bill feyton offered
the defudlni Smith ~ 10 get changed smith went out
and tried 10 ret IL changed. but lid not succeed. -
policeman .ubsrquent.y arrested the defendants. Tho
defendants both prcsented - dence o good cn1l,i.t
The iury after snort recess rendered verdict OF acquai
for both defendants. ,,.
W. Waite Tor defendant Peyton Nh Young Tor deiendlnt
smith Assistant L. ). District Attorney = g. Conlney Tor
the prosecution
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
CELEBRATION or THE EVACUATION or NEw-
IoEk-PARADE OF InE fH-T DIyIMOY.-Ihe following
order has been issued by GcH. Sanford:

IEADQOAETins ] U-T DiylFIos1 y. q. ;. y. IT
EKw iOHK Nov IL. 1875.
OANfHAL ORDERS, No. l5inis Division viii parade on
fidhy e zih November ins 10 celebrate tho fvacutt,u
o. Arw-i ork n 49, will be- reviewed By Coz fcntou and
the general stai II the State
DE DIVISION 'i1e win be iolucd in Fourtecntist and the
iut ave. WIN ihr usit on Eroad~ly dt u O'Clock Il.
aDd TIE review "i take place at oclock Immediately after
tAr Governor .aiutr d. hred n Un.On--quafe.
Jue salute VIII BE- hfcd 1drr tine Jirecon Of Col Bur,er
commanding the Second Blsade
BgCen ltl viii detaii troop Of hoe from, tho brgade
DIS al escort 10 ODE ComuauderiuclicC Ia tcno ia M Adm
taut-Gcncg.l a. The tuL.aye. Hot! az IA D. m.
The line Of march "il be- up he fouIhayr then Twenty.
tirds-, Madls9ntV" aud lhft} }iourlst to the Ffhaye
1d down the titb-aye. 10 Walis P4fade GronnJ toin
tls hono.s of the ching salute to the
iaelr tho Worth Monument.
Tie Divon STAFF win assemble al % quarters Of the Major
GeerBl a. ?. and Cnp Ougs troop sil report at the
.n. ti1.o fo cse0rt duty
HE Con,ni,.ry. Gcufral will isf1c ammunition for N
.fllte. upon thc IrglifHon Of CoL Teller
Oeucn Orders No.. Band "a fe cognteImanded.
By ord. / q. Maj0r Gen Chm W. Sand o.d.
ALEx HAMILtoS, DiY,.oA Jlslc-tor
CIls H. TCzIf. Na.cg md a d. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
sURROGATE's CoURT-Nov l7.-Before Surrogate
TUCKER
Wills rRovEp-cHARITABLE GEQuEsTs.

\
During the past week the Surrogate has admnted
TO probate the wills Of the loowingnemed persons Jon
Lamont William o. T. Lough yo'eph kci,se ffsunilcA
Foz Ellen Sweeney Louisa VI. Bradhurst Patck H. biSe
law William Walker. None of the above wills contain any
proyisions Of pubic importance.
The will Of lrld lwey bequeahs to the Congregational
Church At Ridychcd Conn., $50, after the decease oi ms
Wit
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CRoriT-Nov l7.-Bofore Justice
r.. pARWIs SMITH.
tr.f,. NV

r. pARwH SIXTH.
CONSIDERATIONS Or PRolnss0RY NOTES.
Nateo Rodrguel aft. Abruin lsaacs
This was a suit upon q prOnssOry note for 81 $50,
The dcfense that the originally obtained by
fraud Of the following character The deeudint purchased Of
senied to him genuine Havana cigarettes Of tho beet
quality
The agent Of the seller testified that in place Of genuine
home made cigarettes were delivered scarcely any value
tho cigarettes being packed IN barrels with layer Of the
genuine top. That owning onewentirth Of the note hr
had inquired Of the .orr relative the the day when
became due aud bed been told bv him that be- going 10
place IN Mr. hodnsueks bands for collection 10 avoid the
defenses 10 which IL would b. liable In bis hands.
The plaintiff Witnesses testified that the palth had
-eved IL without ledge defense before maturity
much The ldr charged that the only question before the
ry whether the had been purchased by th. plain
40 good faith without kuowcdgs OF the cifcumsancs.
under which it was given.
The jury returned verdict for defendant.
CnAEBgRs-NOy l5.-Beioro Justice CLERKE.
TlL ARROW EXPLOSION.
Tine People at. David Smith and r-unls u. Smith
On the motion Of EK-Judgc Dean an order was
granted tae a5ovo case transferring from the Co.r Of
Special Sessions 10 the Court Of oyer aud IcrHnrr The
grounds OF the motion that The defendants not res
os participated In the accident; tat the trial would
involve the examination of many scientific experts and
cupy great time aud ta there very many and
questions OF law Arising under the statute which would
be better discussed before the Supreme Court tun la the
DIVIDED aud busy Court of Sessions.
Af,ifiaut District Attorney HltcAings appolr,d for tle pco
pie aud stated that counsel m the pcope asfeed IN se aboYc
Icdtols.
Before Justice iNGRAHiz.
DECISION.
Pugscy aet. MorrisOn.-Ordcr settled.
Before Justice BARNARD.
Ia re- the application for the confirmation a
reports ia the matter Of tie Central fsrkRepos conf ms
and order granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
DECISIONS
GiIIios ant IoOt t-Dnmnrrpr Dvel

Gillies agt. Lent.-Dcmurrer overrued.
Berbv at. The German Reformed Protestant, Dstci
Church-The motion dsoye thu ;pcion IS DENIED WIZ
= 10 costs nbide event. h leave 10 ceendah" 70 rene"
upon additional papers. ..
selover at Grahsm.-Motion denied without cost"
France agt. OBrien.-Reiorees fees allo"ed'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

ad SANDER was true aud finally as having oesn
told him by a feow-worklnan Of the plnnnn'
The Jury gaye a verdict for tho defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

DR.. SrRlcKLAND'S MFLLI-
fLuouS COUBH BALSAM b..
warlnicd 20 curo Coughs. Colds.
lloarsencs9, Asthma. Whooping
Cough. sore Throat, Consumption.
sud all affections OF tho Throat and
Lunss. IL i the ouly preparation
known t0 cure Chronic Coughs
Asthma, and Consumption. II never
isiis to euro Nhooping Cough and
Group. Try bottle directly. Il il
u Is particularly recommended for
! by all Druggists at % ccnts per bot.
Z Co, 40. 10 franklinst.. Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

RoBBISG AN BX-AIDERMAS.-Threo brothers
named Jaqucs. waite. and william IL. Holant', aged
respectively 20. % and 80 years. were arrested on
Thursday night on the complaint Of ex.Alderman WI
lam 5. Mills who charged them with picking Ms pocket
Of 500 Complainant alleged that while in company
with the accused in public house. he took out his
money 20 ray drinks and they noticing that ne had
q considerable sum, volunteered o escort hH Ia hl-
home corner II Myrte-ave and Lewisst. On the way,
Jalucs as alleged. took me money ont OF l!s tMlIisD
yest pocket The aeoused Rere subsequently taken
into custody. Justice Cornwel held Jalnes ~ await
the action Of tic Grand jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
COURT OF coNMoN PLEAs-5TRIAL TERx-NOv IL
I..fore Justice BRADY
DUTIES or FACTORS.

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL IFRx-Nov II
I..fore Justice BRADY
DUTIES or FACTORS.
Wilson azL Knight.
The plaintiffs talIow dealers in Pittsburgh,
~ witch the def ndants sold to Dustin Tor cash.
Dustin shipped the taow to Euope but did not pay the
cash and a short time afterward failed "a -,
o now claim the value of the tallow against the
braer for their neglect collect the take legal
~, g. cov.r the alow inform the plaintiffs in time
,hi them 10 take proper seps On the trial II de-
eored bS III. defendant. had themselves received from
Dnsn over $4,000 which they hal applied in payment oil
his debts 10 themselves. . FL,
The defendants up that cash moan, by the custom
low merchants ten days after delivery and that they had sup
- Duiin 10 be a. sound financially possible. he having
t reputation and had repeatedly applied to him for the
money but had been put of by him ON the excuse Of the gem
% f.nc,a dnfbance OF the times and had done all in their
power collect the money.
Il appearing however. that they had not iuy comnnh
Gated the facts Plaintiff the Court directed Verdctior
the plaintiffs, for the full amount claimed.
Nerdic, accordingly. $500 - -,
Before Judge CARD0Lo.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
s CONIrsID I'D.

Harris I.anm ago. tIltuus trourhTho plaintiff claim
& O0I damage for ndci, mixed with assault nut uc W
pifonucut Tie defendant, who h cap maker and wn'
.mpCyri according O the complaint, 'ad 10 hm, ytai
ID scolndie sou have sipru my sAuf, aud have t+ m
you yet made h trip 10 whether they were abo d
i, AID Hi.rr sea- hiIs ii ''. f'i ." T" a." i'' r.
iond4ut hone while his premises were searched al W th
olt ds.Js-Iil, o. nii'tIu, tAiHs
Tie a'euJaIl p.sei Ht,i &" A' th JusDes ihA' tie
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP

CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS
Either Of the Facc Neck or Female Breast and should b,
taken a. ,ooa as tho swelling Is detected thu. Prtventin
their breaking and producing troublesome Dcarsng Sores
which di,fgure many Of The younger portion Of the com
msny, from III twenty year, Of Young children ar'
very subject Di.chase, the Ears which depends uPor
serofou. eou,,tuon. These by ,akn.
a lew doses of the Life Syrup.
All .crofulous persons suae.ng from general Debility
EmAeiaon Dy.rep'iA and Drop,y Of The limbs. abdomen
and IN tie female Drop,y Of the oyae, aud womb generally
accompanied with Inflammation AID liberation o the Uterus
are permanently en.-d BY Constitution Life Syrup Tho
disease known Gore swelcd Neck the Life Syrup
viii en:rey The remedy should be taken for some
time the disease is eIusy chronic aud stubborn and
val noe be removed without extra Effort
Tuner. OF ho Ovarcs Tuinor Of the Breast and swelling
Of other glands ofthe body viii be completely reduced with.
on, re.ortns the knife, or operation. Of any kind
Ererd, Frs, sympa.hetic Orsanic Disease. Of the
Heart Pari,aon, D,ease Of tie Valves, producing
grating filing sound Dsopy o, the Heart Clse and a the
affection, Of this important peons suffering from any
acute pain In the son OF the hearth vii be greatly relieved
by Constitution Life Syrup
BRoKENDOwN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS,
SUFFERING PROM lSDlsPosroS TO EKERTioS PAIN IN THE
BACK Loss or MEMORY, FoRrBoDiSGs, HoRRoK or CALAs
rrY, FIAR DISEASE, DMSEss or VISION, DRY. HoI
Skin ExrRExIrrgs WANT OF SLEEP, REsrLE.sSKss
MUSCULAR SYSTEM, all require the aid Of tine CoNSTlTU
TION LIFE SYRUP.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

RoBBERs 0N A SCHOoNTR.-At an early hour
on Thursday morning tlc schooner NotIc wing az the
loot of Jayst was boarded by two robbcrs who. pre-
souting pistol 80 the clptails hcAd. demanded DIS
money lie tol them that BE- had noue and ." conv
hsmsclycs o.. Oh. uct proceeded 90 ransacA TIE cabin
bot ~ their rch proved vain they eit without ac-
rnn-n-L -hln. fltlr uLLlrf.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

BURGLARIEs AND ARRESTS.-The shoe store
Of Mr.. John Johnson No - Grand.st., L. D. was en-,
tered through rear window on Thursday night, and
robbed Of 80 pairs ofshoe valued At $50 Two brothers
named Thomas aud Albert Pearsall. were yesterday
arrested by Capt. Woglom aud Officer Scott OF the
Fortyfh Precinct charged In connection with another
oi bcing engaged in the burglary The cloak store OF
Mr. J. Ward No. $50 Grlnd.st +. d., was also entered
the same night and robbed Of i've black silk cloaks,
linen table covers and other articles, valued in all at
SsI.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
Before Justice lSGRAuiA.
DECISION.
Pug,ley aet. Morison,-ordcr settled
SUPERIOR COURT-TmAL Trax--Noy IL Before. 4,
AlOsCRiEF
eTOCK.BEOKlNG TEANsACnOY.

sluu. Fredbrrger agt. Henry :. Alien md anotI,
Ihls suit was hfoughl lot thevaue oi ~ ,OWl gold
the balance Of $3.50 gold et 20 tho defendants nay T.. ai
aud valued 40 83 81. Tie defense uu- thai this VI NJ
posted margin loI future transictions. and trt M MA
of May the defend 's bod sold iIf pIinuA 5000 .dn
III which they h.. lrd for suue Time aud finally ,i,
chased u NJ whose difference would exceed tl
value o. thc gold in .ue.f hinds.
Tho Count Let tlat even if tl ~, no evidence To-
been given 10 show authority from The pIiuh 10 cl i
hitter gold and therefore The defendant should have kep 4
The trv rendered verdict for plaintiff the lul n
Bowdon, l..r.qIcs g. Barlow, Tor plaintiff ML NJ n
for defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
BR0OKLxN NEWS.

Held FOR TRIAL-Daniel Writner was yes
tcrlay held by Judge DALEY await the action Of the
Grand Jury charge of cu.bezzement preferred by
WIN. III. Butts. II appeared Ou the examination that
the complainant formerly kept faro bank in Green
pont. ave. Seventeenth Ward and that the defendant
was connected with him in the business. The impe-
ments connected with the bank, its stOppage were
placed IN the defendants for safe keeping. but he
becoming short OF currency, pawned them at No. 4sJ
Broome ST. New York, for the sum Of S2j. The art
cles were recovered by Officer Mills of the Forty
,nth Precinct. \ young man named James Walters
arrested on a charge OF being implicated with Writner,
was discharged by the Justice.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

RrRGLARY.-The grocery Of John II. New
hoi on tbs corner Of Kent and Parkayes was lclon.
0lsv entered Thursday morning aud robbed oi s'o
IN bills AID goods amounting 20 over FluJ ~ NMhe.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

CONSTITUTION
LIFE SYR UP.
postige end specific remedy or all diseases originating
from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD and for all
(hereditary) DISEASES transmitted frou PARENT TO
CHILD
SCROFULA,
sTRuMA GLANDULAR swELLINGS,
uLCERATToN. KINGS EVIL,
fRYsIPELAs. SALT RHEUM
Thi. tsint (uERrDrrARr and AoqriRED filling life will,
told misery, is by all usual medical remedies iucurabe
RHEUMATISM.
If there Is any disease in which the Constitution Life Syrup
sovereign il is in rheumatism aud its kindred affections.
Pie most intense pains snos instantly alevia.od-enOr
twenty or thirty years standing have been cured.
NERVOUSNESS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SHATTERED NERVES
ST. vlTUs DANCE. LOSS OF POWER,
CONFUSION OF THOUGHTS, EPILEPSY.
Thousands who have suffered for years viii bless the day
which they read these lines Particularly to weak suffering
will this medicine prove nes;mable bles'ins-di-
recug their footsteps to Hope which fuds more than it
promises
NERCURIAL DISEASES.
SALVATION. RoTTING OF BONES.
BAD COMPLEXION. ACHES IN BONES
FEELING OF wEARI. DEPRESSION OF sPlR.
NESS. IT'S.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the system en-
.rey from all the evil effect. of MERCURY removing the
Bad Breath curing the Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains
which the use of calomel is produce 1t hardens
sponsy Gums and secures the Teeth firmly
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
adcaie root and branch all Epve Diseases Of the Skin
Ike
ULCERS, PINPLES, BLOTCHES,
and oil other difficulties Of this kind which much dhsun
the outward appearance Of both males and females Otter
making them disgusting object themselves and ,hci
friends.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

SENTENCE OF \ FEMALE THEA young
woman Of good address, giving the Of Eliza VII
liams was yesterday convicted of entering the resi-
dence Of Mrs Phube Hicks, No. 80 South Third st. T.
D., on Thursday afternoon, and stealing thcTeiroEi
wearing apparel 20 the value Of $40 She sentenced
bv Justice Daley 10 pay fine of $50 or three months
Penitentilry in dcfall: Of payment
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

BROOKLYN CITY COURT. The jury trials IA
this Court wore concluded for the term yesterday.
The fourth week, Equity eases viii b. heard Motions
will be taken up every saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowYISG.-An aged
German named Hdebrand residing at Cypress liillS'
walked oil the ferry. y.brdgo foot OF Grand st., t. d.
between II and 10 o'clock Thursday night, while par
TALLY intoxicated and rescued with difficulty. lie
was taken TO the Forty FIFTH Precinct Saton-liouse b
officer Scott where the DooTman built mp fire and
dried HE clothes and aferward sent him to his home
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

SUPPOSED SUICIDE OR MURDER.-About noon
on Thursday last, while citizens Were on gun
ming expedition in tho vicinity Of Middle village,
Queens County they d3cOvege the skeleton Of man
in a secluded spot about hundred yards of the ia
maca road mile beyond the village. On examination
II became evident that death resulted from violence.
rough cut stick was found twisted round black SIX
ueckei chief I'm the manner Of tourniquet AMI these
were lying alongside the skull strangGatlon having
doubtless been effected by this means but whether ut
deceased himself or second party II is imposspe 10
state The clothes covering the skeleton when meas,
urcd five feet eight inches, were IN a good sta'e .,
cassimere drab plntloons, and dark cloth vest Inc
boots were sewed Kip skim and not much worn Al,
herring to the skull were few long silky hairs mixed
with gray The body has evidently been lying IN the
position in which IL was found several months. Ar.
Jeffrey sullivan OF No 30J South frst-st i. d., who
measured the skeleton notified the citizens IN the neigh
notified.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-21

CLoAKs, CIRCULARS, SACKS, BAsoUINEs, &c.
&c.-Aiken, Jarvis & Burial, have opened a
room in the second story of their store for the
mandatory and sale of every thing in the
way of cloaks Ladies in want of anything
in this line will do well to call and see Miss.
Crandell whose experience in Chicago renders
her competent to suit the most fastideous
taste Shetwill furnish patterns, cut and fit
cloaks when desired. A fine lot of sample
clcaks received to day from Stewards by ex-
press.
We also ask particular attention to our
stock of spring dress goods. We are receiv-
ing lots of new goods every week and shall
continue to act upon the principle, that low pri'
ces will make large sales.
April 2lst 1865. *dwtt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-21

MARBLE MoNUMENTs.-Messr & j Muir
ply. of this city, are turning out some very
fine specimens of marble monuments, grave
stones, and ali work in that line. They get
their marble from the best quarries ofVermont
and execute their work in very superior style.
We noticed at their door, on Illinois street. q
very fine five hundred dollar monument just
finished for an order from LeClaire. They
can furnish anything wanted, from small
plain cheap slab to the finest monument, and
at price which will give satisfaction. Those
of our readers who have occasion TO purchase
anything IN the line will do we'll to call at
Murphy's Marble Shop before purchasing
See advertisement in this paper.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-21

HONE AGA1N-Mr Newburger has
just returned from four weeks stay in the
eastern markets. Having postponed his prin
cipal purchases of staple and fancy goods I'M
til after the fall of Richmond and the surren
der of Lee, he has had all the advantages of
the great panic which followed these glorious
victories. Block, Newburger & Co.. kindly
invite all the admirers of beautiful and cheap
goods to call at their establishment and they
will certainly be repaid for their trouble. In
the line of dress goods for spring and summer
wear, Chesterfield in silk and cloth, French
lace, prints, linen and embroidered sets, white
goods of every description, gloves, mittens,
waterfall dickies and pins, belts and buckles
and lastly in prints, sheeting, shifting, pants
stuffs &c, g., they are beyond ompetition,
while their stock of millinery and straw goods
which is just being unpacked, favorably
compares with anything of the kind this side
of the Alleghanies. Once more we say give
them a call II .s -
April Il dwtf.