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The national Republican., 1867-09-06

ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-A
most desperate attempt has again bOen made to
break out Of the city jail very nearly succeeding
and setting free upon the community all the des.
perate characters imprisoned within, William
II. King, the noted horse thief, Spd A. J, fitz-
patrick, also a character in thd~same line Of
business, were the ringeaders in the plot. The
pair were confined in ono cell and both heavily
ironed. But they managed to free themselves Of
their ironS with saws made Of watch springs.
The guards had heard the two convorsing Of
their endeavor to escape, and had kept n strict
eye upon them but they managed to elude the
vigilance Of the officers Of the prison, and on
Wednesday morning, when the latter opened the
cells Of the prisoners for the purpose Of taking
them out TO wash, they discovered that King and
Fitzpatrick were FREQ Of their irons. They were
both secured and separated, and are now ironed
In n manner which precludes the possibility oi
their getting free. The two men once released
II was their intention to free oil the prisoner,
overpower tho guards, and escape, Various in.
struments have been fousd among the prisoners,
which have been taken from them, and measures
taken to keep in imprisonment some Of the most
desperate characters ever confined within the
walls Of tho city Jail.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

AssAULTs.-Emily Barnes for assault
ing Betsey Robertson, was fined 81.
Charles W. White, for assaultinS Joseph Mich
ols, was hned 81.
Mary A. Douglas, for assaulting Mary Jshn'
son, was required TO give security to Keep the
peace.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

FIRE.-An alarm Of fire was sounded
from box 49, Franklin engine house, about Ij
this morning. 1t was caused by the burning oil
the rear of the premises of the house, No. S3O /
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth, and oceu.
pied by Mr.. Kreder, The FIRE originated from the
stoyepipe, and would have been serious conna.
grafton but for the timely arrival of tho tiremen.
One hundred dollars will cover the loss. Mr.,
wm. NJ. Rutherford is the owner of tho prop.
erty.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

AcCIDExr.-lIcnry Connoway, boy
about ten years of age, living on New York
avenue near Ninth street, while playing about
the street, near his fathers residence with an
open knife In his hand, tripPed and fell on
the sidewalk, the blade OF the knile passing
through the Geshy part of the thumb, causing a
painful wound lie was taken home, and the
wound carefully dressed.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06
AWKWARD
MONUMENTAL
IL 20

Umpire-Mr Stanard, OF the Monumental
club.
Tho following base ball matter we take from
the Baltimore American Of yesterday;
From present appearances this month bids
fair to be lively season with the base ball fra.
tornity of the city. The Maryland club having
at last by hard work and constant effort sue.
ceoded In Wrestling the silver ball championship
from the Pastime, who have held II for tho two
past seasons 1t seems that they are not to retain
It in undisputed possession.
"Tho Mutual for the irst timo entering the
lists as q senior club, on Tuesday defeated tho
Maryland in what was decidedly tho prettiest
game Of tho season, and both clubs are sirnining
every nerve for the next encounter. The Mary.
land nine Is too we'll known to need spenking Of,
but tho Mutual are now coming forward for tho
arst time. They have plucky, we'll disciplined
nine, and one that works together beautifully
on the field.
"The famous Keystone club, Of Philadelphia,
that defeated the Mutual, Of New York, after tho
latter'S defeat by the Pastime, will bc on hero
some timo during next week, and will play the
Pastime.
"The National, of Washington is also ex.
pected hero this month.
1--WE hope the Pastimo will be up and doing
In time for these matches, and If an impartial
umpire Is secured, the games will bo closely con.
tested. The Pnstimo Is precludcd from con.
testing for tho silver ball championship again
this season, but the Enterprise has now crack
nine, and will no doubt enter the lists"
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

WAsHrNGToN AND NORFOLK STEAMERS
The Norfolk Day Book of yesterday, in alluding
to tho proposed establishment of line of steam.
ers between Washington and Norfolk, says 1T
appears to us that our merchants should look
into this matter and by securing an interest,
also secure controlling influence in this or any
other line that plies the waters tributary to the
bay. Otherwise they are very naturally worked
to the interest of that point at which they are
owned "
The national Republican., 1867-09-06


EQrTy CovHr-iuiIe NNjC,-Thc
Equity Court con;inu it. September term at
the City Hall, and tran.ncrcl the following tu.l.
ness
1927 Wall vs.. wa Divorce Gaze The
petitioner in this case Has AUTHORIZE tn ta&e
testimony before Commissioner Braun.
s92, Emma llirk",In nul others W. Ni'HatI
Malon. This is o h'll iry the partition oi estate
Of Samuel SanliiurI whi'h consists Of bou'e
in the First ward, uc'l lprd by Mrs, Edward
Malon, one Of the dot, lnu.s.
Mr., Bradley. - far the defendants, asked
leave to he an answer cut If timr, because at
tho timc the answer ST. .u'l have bsen filed, u
press of business can / the matter to be mad
vertently oyerluukrI lie read tho answer to
to show the justice OF tie fence.
The answer of tho lr'cnlunt nyers that Sam.
uel Sandiford has DO e.uiia5ls title to the prop.
erty, which the bil, asks shall be divided but
that the property was conveyed to SandlCurd
as matter OF lorm in order that no might re
convey to the sole att .apuate use of Mrs, Ma.
Ion.
Mr.. Davis said tho leave asked by Mr. Brad
ley was merely to gain time, so that the defend
ants could continue to occupy the house
Tho Court said that the case was called yes
torday and continued SO that Mr., Davis was not
in position to maintain that tho defendant.
should not have advantage Of that continuance
tho more especially us they claimed to have an
equitable reply to the case set out in the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
BETWEEN wHLr srgEETs
OF Avenue
First and Second svA

....... do. ,............
Second and Third ayes zee,
Fifth and Madison ayes 90.
Third and Lexington syes.
Flint ave and East River
First aud Second ayes. So.
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Chicago journal thus refers efforts OF some Of
the banks In that city 70 deposits regardless OF
appearances and their own ultimate good - sr
II transpres connection with the effort Of some Of
banks TO increase their depoG accounts that the
officers not only Offering merchants Induce
lower than other banks but they also offer pus
up bonds with their depostos security for their bal
We are really astonshed that any bank ofhoer
should make any such proposition. short sighted
sues IT, We do not believe there In a bank this city
that requires resort to such expedsnt 10 increase
its business for they all paying fair dividends and,
when our best merchants are max ing but small pron6.
the bankers ought be satisfied Bat all this 10 tho
suit Of breaking tho line and paying interest de-
posits II induces reckessness, which every sound
banker VIII guard against either on tho part Of his own
onicers or that Of his customers
A New Orleans journal says
The New Orleans and Ohio Railroad Company have
concluded contract with experienced and highly 70.
spectacle parties, OF ample MEANS for the construction
Of railroad from the town Of Mayneld Graves county,
tract has been concluded The association are
build the road from Mayned Jackson equip and have
the same running within two years from this
date and anisa the New Orleans and Ohio Rail
and In consideration OF doing ali a. above stated the
association arc 10 have the right TO run their trains
that part OF the New Orleans and Opelouses Rail-
road from Paducah TO Maynsld for twenty years The
distance from Paduoah TO Jackson 10 one hundred and
I'VE miles At Jackson the connection 10 made with the
Central road OF Mississippi and passengers and freight
Win pass between New Orleans and Paducah Without
necti0n with the contemplated railroad from Vincennoo
Paducah this route will DO the grand trunk line BE-
tween the and Western Satss and the CITY
Of New Orleans. Il will DO the shortest route 10 Oh
oago or Cincinnati and TO the East. l.l
The Bank Of England return for the week ending Ju
10 IL ~ follows. compared with the statement Of
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by June of next year. The Troy and Bennington road
from Hoosick Junction the Vermont line, which no
trains been run for several months 1t stated has
been permanently abandoned
The report OF a survey Of q railroad between Nashville
and Knoxville has juss been published IN detail The
projected line is one hundred and ninety miles long, and
runs on natural route along the western slope OF the
Cumberland Mountains The estimate Of the total COST
of construction is So 24o S44 which $685. IA per mile
The deepest grade is ninety feet
Annexed comparative railroad earnings for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28
OlpAsTuae Of STEAMERS YESTERDAY.
The following steamers European and coasswirs, Ion
this port yesterday

The following steamers, European and coastwiee Ion
this port yesterday
The Virginia Captain Prowse Of the National Steam
Navigation Companys line, left pier No. ~ North river
for Liverpool, calling at Qucenstown with thirty three
gers ss2so specie and FUN cargo Of cotton gran
tobacco, cheese aud provisions
The United Kingdom, Captain Smith. Of the Anchor
line, ief the Companyv pier NO. 20 North river, for
Liverpool and Glasgow calling 81 Londonderry, with
thirty-two oabis and srty.fouf stssvsss passnsss.
coon'aI SECRETARY 10 rurSs island, wsst indiss Also
fan cargo Of grain and provisions
American Packet Company, len the COMPANY pier. .
Bobokcn for southampton and Hamburg, win UnItsd
:; %. 'S, s: s,s. ..s
Berlin Colonel Alexander Blis SAILED 70 Joip NJ Bss-
The cry Of Antusrp Of the Isman line, len pier Is
North river for Liverpool and Quseustswn, with United
and sixteen sesass pssssnsss, saii aos in spscis and
cops Bishop orsss, q texas. and ths distinguished
The Europe, Captain Ismans. Of sSs General rraps-
atlantic Companys ha,l Steamship line len pss No 90
nails one sundrsd ana ssy.ns s cabin S psssssss,
f532 900 In specie, and q full assorted cargo
ins Atlantic Captain Hoysr =. the nsv reI =. aa q
Moth nvsr for Southsmpson, Hsvrc and Brsnes VITA
the Ussd ssasss malta taking thiry-n'ns ssbls $50
twenty sssrass passenger and fun oa's' 90
Tn. c.,.r., Ca, csrss,n Hs,mss csomwen Ius
left pier No. North nvw for Nee Gieans wnh
eighteen passengers and 40 asssssed cs5sG ..S a.
n: n:.ss c.,tss .. sss s e. "a a. ~
teen sissrsss pssssassrss AID sAres-sosohs
III ssr.sc~ua. Captain Croweil, len pier ~ East
r,ver FOR Chsrjsron with fifteen cabin passengers AID
= fuII caro- Of general merchandise
me ysney CITY, Captain Tomlin, lct pier 10 East
river for washington, with fec passengers and an
assorted cargo.
river for Portland, with passengers and On sooSteA
csrpa
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ASSAULT AND ROBBERY IN sosruA
Prom the Evening Telegram

BosTor, July AZ, 1907.
Charles W. Andrews, keeper Of liquor store at No.
% Union street, retired 70 bed last night with $4,000
In HE possession and followed By Robert Dunlap
alias Briggs who assaulted hin with elsb, m.
nietins wounds which are likely 70 prove fatal
The srosns Of The man attracted The attention Of
ocsn who managed 70 arrest the assassin and recover
the money after desperate resistance He hss been
somnisisA for trail
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FIRE At sAxpsosToN. n H.

ssSpsosros BRrpcn, NJ H., July 81, 1867.
An incendisry Gre In this town early hour this
morning entirely consumed The hosiery mandatory
and eriss mill Of James Ernshsw. The loss Is about
$4,000 The buildings we're owned BY Copp Merrill
Both parties are well insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

The New York Central Railway Company has declared
a semi-annuai dividend Of three par cent payable on
the goth of August
The highest prices Of the leading speculative stocks
in each Of the four years ending with 1896 sub
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AMUsEMENTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
b. n., aSsPAY EVENING. july .. 1851,
~ NJ william EllsrSn .As Enslish comedian and HOST
Four legitimate pieces.
81 I.le < iGnS R sea pHSss,
the Nm A Az 4 SsSSIhss sE
susy, with banjo solo.
LITTLE ELLA CHAPMAN.
~ ruHsbaP Evhsss Jolly CENTS
BENEFIT OF w. A MOORE,
rHHff shhAr sEsFs ~ AE sB. stHr p ayfss0
AND sSSsHs HssgEH
PRESENT st TSE y zSvs s SHSsh: 1rfSzSriOs
JUL. I'LL, DEAN IHh LOAN 81 s. LOVER. 0oSsr1nO.
yS9it DEAN and LUCILLE WESTERN Vii : sup:
b & AZ the s
Ssvs Z. h. saS S
Alter Tuesday this Thsatre win remain closed for four
The MEf I1sT fIx oApes s sEsszTISs,
IN which hs isl. ssD a issi''s FLORENCE
Seats secured from till 6 six days advance.
~ contipasd success Of The fsyerits artist.
xk. JOHN JOHN B BsoTaHAM
who vim the second week Of his present engage
MONDAY EVENING. JULY y. .-~-x..
Eisiorcai ESsvsssnss a o. AM' ~ ''A''
Reconstructed SSIgxBgs } Reconstructed.
And Y TRon fsEE1s
The charming comedenna
who has successfully supported NJ Brousham win also
OTHER NOVELTIES n s4 N 1 s1hSHs fassAs1T1da
VNoRREIL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, ne
w and ISO ,Brosdvay. Admission 90 cent?. Monday,
e. ::'':
sss York isyosiss e:p.eisy sassssd :: I.:s.ps y:
M SiSdzS SSS: E14isss 81
B0SSs !sssSss!SSs fz Sy;5; l r1asss 49, ~.
Xss :.;s3
$Ss;Ss 4;
iR ns sS 9y@ps.s ss& VIZ rapss paaaa6 sing
Tnfss:sS .s: sss? s.s..s i III lznsts i.
rhiL'f SsSSs TTHRoDoRs riHoHxs;' Proprietor
THIS isu rnHpY SS xERfNc cy yHIE a Ar NJ
SEVENTH Grand SUNDAY CoN6ERg.
together with the GRAND ORCHESTRA, in . varied and
interesting Ss .2GDSSiisslos 4 CENTS.
,osr HGHR sSEss d sSES ass
DANvlpn,a rrarrx ~, : ,s@
b ~ Corner preedwaI ana thIrdsh sired.
=. ~. - oNDAY nvEhNG July y l lss7L xre
s;sa COTTAGE frss LcGsoia s%.s,si.n; Irsn::d
Admiration, 50 esnts children under ten ysars Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

Mining shares dull Al the nrst board Davidson
Copper closed SOC higher than the time yessr
day, selling at 81 CO. Smith Psrmelee cold a, 80 90
Rocky Mountain Gold. 81 IS New York Gold, 81 Is,
Corydon 81 10 T.. 81; Consolidated Gregory Cold
so 95.
Consols and American securities quoted thus in
Iondon to-day and ON preytous dates
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Upon which the TSmss says:

UPON WHICH inc zJNN IVY ~ u" ="
This total shows An issrsasS q xa 600 ooarsS
with The previous week. ne 49, return tpc)1ed
share settlement In the Stu E3cnange - this pes
mouthly setaement 70 q euoene shee the iteaDo
arises chiefly, not entr sy tro9 me
dental 70 The period Of To- 10 what sxtsrheoo
adjustments ere In sxcesf onS1wiee OF ednt
periods 10 b net possible soesAin, out II )Abl0
that thsss ngsres lndic~s - 'sosease " theyaand
trade. 49, vr~
n. ..sup Of sns Bank OF France for shs ws0spd.
ing July II exhibits she following changes - Srsl
with the account OF the previous week :-DsRss--
Coin and bullion El. 026 800: bills discounted ROOO:
private deposits 81, $40 900; ADVANCE EAOO0 irse-
Govsrnmept deposits, $4,000; notes In cir&aiop,
z672, 600. ~.
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The following table shows the position Of the By o.
England on July 10 ana at the corresponding peh
each Of the last three years, together with coss1
tive view Of the bank rsts Of discount apd the pe~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

The receipts for customs and the receipts pay
and balances al the sub-Treasury this city for the
week have been ne follows:--
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EyIRsf APPBARANCB IN NEW YORK, 49,
ON MONDAY EvBNIN0. JULY 18Th. lss7i
OF
TOTTA
THE MOST BRILLIANT,
YOUNG COMRDIENNR OF THE DAY.
She viii make her metropolitan dsbut In the epsratic
PET OF THE PErTIooArs.
and the muacal FARGO OF
FAMILY JARS,
sustained Il both P,ys * es 81 en- s%SrssnS hc

r,oNY PAsToRs OPERA HOUSE; =. ~ BoMERY.
R-oPH4B MONDAY EvRNINo. JULY -
Newly rsted painted upholstered and thofousAy sso0p'
TONY PASTOR AND A MOST PowERTUt COMPANY.
Nj SAN. CoLYER ana bic tslealed pns
- new local drama Of unusual interest entitled
The RICH AND fOOR or NEW YORK !, ~
And host OF opocial and brilliant novelties - -
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tween DeKab and Lafayette Avenues the three story
easement and subcear brick House. 2iAo; lot 100 feet
besn pat in splendid order between two line
81 cAre; co1youlont 70 Rev. M Cuyefo Church, location
very dssrsble I'm every respect; tie above sold within
Yen days vn b sold for 1oso0; easy mmsdiats
poseee0n 0esed For Keys 70 view the above apply
A KNOwLI0M southeast corner Of Fulton and Portland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

II ELY 4 Icons MINsTRELs, TO BROADWAY.
RETURN OF TIE FAyORlTES.
The Mr..
ONLY .ss LEON y. ,.,a F'T sns. NELLY
xEIs sRd SEYMOUR ADJ. saxAx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

The imports and exports Of sperm and whale oil and
whaebone into and from the United states since January
Of this year compare with the corresponding period in
1865 a. follows
SpaTa, Ira VIAL, tbb Bon<, fbf.
Total imports. .......... 1874 az TAO 500 tSs
Corresponding per'd 90. 1s,s62 ts.9l3 Sos $50
Total exports. 1883 III, 3p4 2I44 900
Corresponding .perd'ee. asso s4s ssasso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

cox O00 FOR FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE
%CC.UOO front House, in Lexington avenue With
Wooster street. Bleecker. -
HASTINGS fRAvER, IL Chamber s.reetss
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w00A-.
The foreign exchange market Vas inactive and rates
were nominally MISUNDERSTANDING bills on England
q sixty days quoted at ITO 1ox at three days.
hoy u; commercial biis lo0x Is; bills on Psr'sat
sixty days a13x a12x; at three days. o.llX 61ok.
Other continental bills were rated thus
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The following II the ofacial return Of The chsckf
bills cleared q the Banksrs Clearing House fop
weak ending LulY 1Q:-a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

A7C BUFFERS AMERICAN THEATRE,
4 u Broadway H2 T2 "a
AN ENTIRE NEW BILL THIS WEEK.
MORE ATTRACTIONS AND BRILLIANT NOVELTIES.
Re-engagement Of the renowned Negro Comedian
CHARLEY PETTINGILL.
The beautiful Ballet advertisements, entitled
LA SYLPHs.
MILE. AMALIB ZUCCOLI
and the Magnificent Ballet Troupe
JOHNNY QUEEN
" NY FATHER soULD CHARCOAL
AND THE BROADWAY DANCING MASTER.
GOES, DOUGHERTY aud MASTER BARNEY
In a variety Of Come Acts.
MISS ADA TEsNAN,
the accomplished Vocalist
The laughable Comic Farce, entitled
THE BLI NDkEIN0 FRESHMAN.
Change Of Programme every evening.
Door open ~. curtain at O'Clock.
MATINEE on SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
NOTICE The takes great pleasure IN an
uouncng an engagement with the world renowned Panic
mimists, - ....... .u..s,.ur
who will shortly appear.
Due notice viii be gwen.
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EHOR SALE ON GATES AvBNUB-A NEAT TWO
story and attic frame House. with two story extension
cellar under tho whole house. a 0x6a including the
s1tepson ics 11ioo two parors dining room and kitchen
large in the attc water gas and fixtures In most
thorough order throughout location exceedingly desirable
convenient 70 cars Parties wishing purchase
and eonysnIent house VII weby giving immediate st,sn
permits apply 70 KNdWLTOk southeast corner Of FULTON
and Portland avenues, or Nl Montague street.
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eSO0 ONLY REQUIRED DowN.. BALANCE BY
VCUU quarterly fnstalments, for handsome three
high and basement House best part Of Navy
street. Brooklyn, DeKab avenue; eleven rooms gas.
from Fulton ferry Apply At 52 Broadway, ls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

powERy THEATRE. 4zsf .<1s ,,ssyL,.,UIrSs.,
The Wonderful CARLO FAM1LY-Signor Felix, George
tine 91Sis Dsvs7s The Ashie,s Mr. Prank 4 qasbo9s
Raignoids W. z, Mnyard; and corps Ballet
the new Rantomime Of B0RRAg. OR THE GIANT or ST
lr ns dylps.ts see& WIZ rapsz' Daaaae sing
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REAL nsTATR ToR SALE.

ENOR SALOON MADISON STREET NEAT TWO
story and basement frame House. in beautiful order,
having just bean papered and painted from top bottom
uisCs ferry time twenty winstss win Be sod for
TOM southsa corner Of Fulton and Portland avenues
IA HoutaGuo - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

GRIFFIN cHRIsTy,s
" NIN61WRL4
e their New Open House,
966 BROADWAY.
GRAND OPENING EIaHr GHA Z 30 OPENING NIGHT
The original George Chrlsty q " r. 1raln Otto Bur.
Percivsi g. = shs.tusr W W. Hodsfins and 8 splendid
Orchestra under direction Of Mr. James Morrison. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25
STEAMROATS.

SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND
AND TENNESSEE RIVERS.
The Evansville and Cairo Packets are
authorized 10 give through Bills Of Ladtng
To the following points. a. the rates men
Vile, Tie; Canton, ~; Rockcastle. 75c. Lin
ton, 75c; PASSPORT, and points below ON
the Tennessee River, be-; points above
the Shoals. on Tennessee River, soc. Sign
billt of lading, +" Privilege Of reshipping AT
Paducah." We guarantee the above rates,
until further notice. ANY overeharges nat
us. Merchants are requested to see that
the weights are placed IN every Dill oil
hdlug. Lse6 til FOWLER, LEE d 90.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25
R.K. DUNKERsON & CO, Agents.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that the undersigned have formed
q limited partnership, pursuant TO the
provisions OF the Revised Statutes OF
the state of New York : that the
name or firm under which such partner
ship ifs 10 be conducted is Bryan, Watts q
Co. that the general nature of the BUSH
ness 10 be transacted by such partnership
is q general commission business; that the
general partners Interested In said bust
ness are John Bryan and Dickson q.
Watts. who severally reside in the city OF
New York, In the State of New York that
the special partner Interested in said bust
ness is Charles r. Tag, who resides In the
city OF Hobokeu, in the county OF Hudsony
and State of New Jersey; that said special
partner, Charles X. Tag, has contributed as
capital to the common stock OF such part
nership the sum of one hundred thousand
dollars in cash and that such partn ershfp
is to commence on the sixteenth day OF
May, 1867, and is to terminate on the six
tenth day of May, 1870.
Dated at New York, May is, 1867.
90 JOHN BRYAN,
s = DICKSON @. WATTS,
5af.a5HI s@H wstaGeneral Partners.
IA CHARLES II. TAG,
ulay30 dsm Special Partner.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25

For 0ther Riper Items see FYfth Po0e.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment OF Job Type. though very large and
complete, Is constantly being added TO, and
our fob department is under the personal
supervision OF one OF the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared 70
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
Bills Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal TICK
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c, sc. orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats Will be promptly attended 20.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-25
COMMISSION CARDS.
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