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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-30

NEv YORK, May 29-The steamer
Eaglerom Havana. 25th inst, arrived
with EZRA Cruz dates to the Goth.
Theeige of Vera Cruz continued; :;
shots rere exchanged daily.
Tbeapture of Queretaro and Max
imilia. is, confirmed. H. II or
ThLiberals had captured the i'm
perianeet in the Gulf of Campeachy,
with lany guns, small arms, ammuni-
ton ad number of prisoners. Lieu
tena, San Martin, commanding sloop
Eleaor. was ordered. shot.
TT gunboat Mosquito escaped and
arrisd at Havana.
Aguerriila force of 100men SUR
prisl the garrison at Santiago, Yu-
cats, but weie finally repulsed with
heay loss
Gw YoRK, May 29.-To-day "a
mah for S1,00e miles heats. best
the in five to wagons, between Ethan
Am and Running Mate, and Brown
Gorge and Running Mate, came of
OF Fashion Course. Ethan Allen
al Running Mate woL the first heat
i2:29, the second in 2'21, and the
trd, after magnificent race. in the
sprecedented time of 2:lD.
New York, May 29.-rhe Her
d's London special, dated l.st night.
VS. that in the House of Commons
an early hour, and after an excit,
sg debate, the question of the bor-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-30
MERCHANTs FURNISHED WITH

~ ~ERCHANTS FURNISHED WITH
l4 Common Ware alone, IL desired. We
keep constantly in our warehouses AS
sorted Crates of all Common Ware of the
very hest make of goods. Also, many diff
ferent assortments of Common and Stone
China Ware.
We are the only firm in this city that
imports Assorted Crates direct from
England. We keep patters and styles
Of goods that no other house in this
city has, or can get in the English
market. Our wares are imported via
New Orleans. direct, and bought with
gold. tAus securing every advantage
within the reach of any house in the
West or East.
Our stock Is the largest in the State, and
VIII be sold at prices entirely satisfactory
to The trade.
now DIFF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-30
Tax Notice.

tr Office of Collector,
First District of Indiana
HYOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance
IN of Section % OF tie Internal Revenue
Law of 1866, thai the taxes contained in
the Annual List for 1867 for the First Dis
trict of Indiana are now due and payable,
and that will attend at my office in the
town of Evansville, in Vanderbnrgh'
i5}h & i1P m Inna nne M ss ray ca 90 ane
and if not paid within the time specified,
a penalty of FIVE per cent will be added
to said taxes, and IN all cases pc collected
with costs and charges, together with in
terest at the rate OF one per cent. a month
from the time the same became due,
Witness my hand at Vincennes, this 9th
day of May. 1867. t
H. b. SHEPARD, Co lector;
Per WILL. WARREN, JR., Deputy.
mayN DIT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-30

TROY, n Y. May 28.--James Nor
rison, prominent citizen of Lam
singburg, was arrested as an. ac-
complice of a gang of counterfeiters,
and recently taken by the U. S. Mar
shals. He has been taken to Ro-
chester. H8a2 u vsa8a,-f.5s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-30

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, May 20
Joseph H. Jackson, a prominent
lawyer, was dangerously wounded
last night by ball from a revolver
fired by his son, who is insane. n4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-30

Boston, May 29-Burglars made
an unsuccessful attempt to rob the
Marblehead Bank last night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-30
EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, May 29.-Government has
taken measures to greatly reduce the
number of troops in the standing ar
my. H.itHa4.f ift
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-30
NEW YORK.

Herald News from Engiand-Sym-
fathy for Convicted FenianS-
Lateslfr0m Vera CruZ--Gen. Thomas
Returns TO Tennessee--Greeley
Want BFeckinridge to Return
Telegraph TO Cuba-Sale of Iron
Clads-Life Saving Inventions
FirstSentence under the Recon-
strusiOn Act. FOAM
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-30
QUEENSWARE

IMPORTERS OF AND wHo1rsA1E DEALERS IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
noIIY nAvLNPoRr.s EODY WANTED.

Fortunate is the man who can read his own
epaph This old prOyerb has just been or h rather about
10 Dee realized by old friend A. H. Davenport OF the
Academy Of Music II appears that few days since q
Mr. Davenport died n this city, his death being duy an
uounced by the papers. Yesterday, while Dolly Was busy
inspecting the Black Crook traps and experimenting the
enech0fs OF 1.-THE ballet the following alarming telegraph
was placed IN his hands: ,- ,..-
'sies.r. spalins Bilrel. Academy ct Music: .,,-
pease body OF H. Davenport deceased Y steamer t MS
mother. street Nesiok Cts.
Imagine Dolly, thus In one fell moment discarded INTO
the other world We are Informed by persons present
that the diving hues of dolphin the tabled Yaric "a
tous 81 the chameleon nothing 10 the co0rs tha
paed over his cuuutenaucc az the reception OF this post
luminous fame Dolly has been too long veteran OF the
stage however forget hi part as the answer 10
this funeral announcement plainly shows: . -
'''' ' % NFD-ORLEAss Dee. rs, 1861
t4 Iv w sad bfas my body myssine.sr was better able
o. Do . ln NV DIE. A. IT. btlnSfoHl.
The Fun 10 be experienced by this prematurely deceased
person thus cut on IN the flower OF his Youth az rcag
10 that VIII doubtless appear in the New York
,apers viii be luxury that o destined TO
a,,i,v New Orleans Times. 18th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23

7e bacop 10 gumuace IN the hars and pulled ont first
paper II MIXED CANDY from RIDLEYs-a name dear TO
cldrciand then tin trumpet, and woody lamb, and
stable with make believe horses aud real oats. and
yIlinp that like the cities ont West. could DE folded
up and packed box, and carried away; and puzzles,
and balls and bats aud magnetic that showed
vcnous desire eat iron ifthey had been ostrches
and dssected maps that in five minutes were so thor
ouglly mixed up that they were impossible to pat
together again as If they had been disseccd human
beings and, in short there end Of things, and
they al came. OF course from No. 22G sIXTH-AvE.,
where IT, as appeared likely Mr. Nllledoler aud ms
family had not bought the shop clean out for
Tmkins there must De few left Of the sort.
It was pretty sight TO see the child eagerly examining
his store Of pretty things standing there in tho early
light in his bare plump legs and feet rosy VII the cold
his little white night gown falling about him in soft folds,
and his great curs in sweet ge about neck and should
He stood there all intent. pulling out first thing,
and then another utterng soft crows Of delight and IN
articulate Of approval" gOot papa" "gOot
MAMMA" "dear hub Ran -" dear slsteTsGussy every
now and then making his nartcuate baby talk still more
arculate by stufug RIDLEY into his very mouth, and
crunchng the crisp sweetness between his rows Of pcary
teeth At last, bright thought seized him. he would
20 and spite papa' so he pushed open the door Ofhs
Tie bedroom next his father and mothers and crept softly
iu and, with much difficulty got tteleg upon the top
Of the bed, and like another Lipuian Climbed mp the
body OF his GuliyerO papa and in two minutes was hug
gng and kissing the stout gentleman and then jumping
and hugging and kissing the stout lady, aud pad
deing his fat rosy feet with all their ten toes like rose
buds right in the dear old faces and cooling INTO their
sleepy ears "Wake up wake up, it's Christmas morning
pa! Wake mp, wake up, its Christmas morning, MAJ
Aud they did wake mp, both Of them; but am ashamed
say that they did not get up The way they INDUCED
that infant was sight to behold They played with him
a whole hour If It was a minute! His father made q
snowfall for him. with his knees and the white counter
pane and he Slid down it, with evorncreasng enhu-
siasm, until Mr.. MillcdOers nose, which the child
brought up every time, almost turned from noble
aquue 10 apugi And, then just IN the nick OF time
came Della with the "Hot water FOR shaving, please
efrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
CHATTER VI.

II happened TO be RANDOLPI's, and there was
such q crowd there that getting seemed ont Of the
question. Everybody goes TO Raudolphs-hrst because
they like the place and they stay there because as
Randolph las everything there is need Of going any
where else However AIrs Mnlodoer liked variety,
they went 10 all the book-sh0ps, and bought no end
Of books. TO JAMES MILLER's. No 500 Broadway
pleasant. CHEEKY place; 70 GEORGE p. PUTSAM's
busy busting. delightful place. where everybody
is 10 be met and then 20 all the other
places. namely: D. Appleton Co., No. AS Broadway
Chas -cribncr a Co. No C5i Broadway; Hurd Hough
ton No. $50 BroOme-st Sheldon q Co., No 4.s Broad
way; Harper Brothers, Franklinsquare W l. Pooley
Fmuku%quarc LeypOldt Holt, NO ljl Broome-st NJ
" Dodd No SOC Broadway; Geo Routlodge d SONS, No.
llC Broomcst.; L. W Huntington, No. 459 Broome-st.
Ticknor & Fields, No. CO Blceckcr-st.; NJ. Doc
lady: ". T. DcmOrest, No 473 Broadway
Walter Low No. 5o6 Broadway Dick Fitzgerald No. Is
Anu-st: John Wiley Townsend Adams No. 43i
Broome-st Charles A. Miller, No rs Nassau-st;
Henry Miller No. 80 Ann-st.i Eyre a
Spottswoodc, so &c Broadway; o. :. Felt, No. as
Broomc-st; Clark q Maynard. No 8 Barclay; Jayne a
Dcuuam No : Courtlaudtsti humans bookstore No so
Nassau-st: Fowler & Wells. No. 3s2 Broadway; j. W.
Boutou NO n6 Broome-st; Fainter Bros No. 229 Broad
WAY: Brouehton Wyman, No - Bible House; II. b. Du
rand NO n Bible House 4. Brcntano No 7os broadway;
r. IT, Johnston. No. @ Nassaust; T. ". Dewitt No. -
Fraukfori-st; Richardson Co., No Il Bond-st Book
ana Holiday Toys w j. NAdIeioh' W ~ -'"''H' ST.
Hancy q Coz No. 100 Nassau -; francis Lou
trd. 40. A. 1Iaidenlaue; Catholic Publication
Society. No. l.5 Nassaust.; W. H. Bdwcn, No
Bcckmanst.; Legcat Brothers, No. ll5 Nassau-sti
C. T. Jones' No. $40 Broadway; a. Barnes q Co., No.
III Wn.am-st; r. W Turner, No go 8udsonst, Leayitt
no 90 Mercor-st; Virtue Yorston. No u Dcyst; Dion
Thomas No. 1i2 Nassau-st; Higgins, Tookcr Co, No.
wilam-st; Mason Brother, No 600 broadway sing
ing ard choir books +. A. Brady, No. q Annst.
Hy lhs time they wei tagged oui and were glad
10 rst home Mt MICdol,r said another hall hour would
have Hn he'd him. and hc had not had his carriage, he
had Tot % penny lot 10 carry him home. Angus
m a.d Charles were 90 busy with talk 10 one
another they had 30 time 10 be tired. Tim
km- l.l fast asleep and carried M
stairs. dropping Dis toy. as De- went and put into his crib
as sound asleep rs stone Cary was Oh. dragging her
feet behind her. and RAM with boys spirits ran up
stairs 60 bed. two steps at tmc and soon was last
asi,Dp. forgetting Christmas boo whrl Il dreams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
CUBA
ARRIVAL OF TIE NEW ctPTAIN-GENERAL.

ARRIVAL OF TIE NEW CtPTAIN-GENERAL.
HAVANA, Dec. 2l.-The Spanish steam frigate
Francisco de Asis arrived here to-day Porto Rico
with Gen. Francisco dc Sales Lefsund Captain
General. Immense crowds thronged the wharves and
terraces that line the bay 20 welcome the General the
ngate entered the haIbor OF Havana large steamer
aud all the Ferry had been engaged 10 convey those
who wished 10 salute the General before reaching the
MORO Castle and accompanying the Francisco dc Ass
she entered the bay
When the igate arrived opposite the city she came TO
anchor and delegation from the corporate bodies went
aboard 10 welcome his EXcellency who expressed his
pleasure and qualification the cordial ana magnificent
welcome extended 10 him this second occasion or ms
arrival as Captain-Genera among them.
After the usual cOurteses, his Exceency ashore
and the line OF procession formed TO the palace The
landing effected on carpcted pathway, and amid
the shouts aud vivas Of the assembled population the
forts aud ships Ina the haTbOr meanwhile ng the salute
customary Oh such occasions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
CHAPTER ".

No sooner had they put their several noses
out Of doors than they felt how completely r. D. Now
BRAYs ORIENTAL IMPROVED BAsE-BURNING HEATER No.
80 vesey-st with which their house was warmed hRd
made them oblyous Of changes Of temperature IL was
as comfortable in every part Of that immense house as II
was In the kitchen itself where one OF BEEBEs EXCEL
ttr RANGES sold by James Kirkland Co., Centre and
Flr,sts difused a Summer heat while 1t roasted,
boiled and fried 10 perfection. az we'll or as
Il was In Mr.. Mlledolers Office, which was
warmed 70 the tone Of Spring morning by
the stove from the NATIONAL STOVE WORKS Of
RICHARDSON q BoYSGToS. However. cold as II Was,
they were well protected for thoy were armed win
underclohne aud gloves, such nobody can supply 80
wei IA UNION ADAMS, sign OF Dig sTOCHISG, No.
C37 Broadway Ran got ms gloves Of NASpEhiir -"
TAYLOR. No Broadway when he didn't goto htNA
WILLIAMS, No. az Broadway, or Co &. W. tHL>o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23

N CHATEAUGAN, FRANKLIN COUNTY.
OGDFNsBURG, Dec. GA destructive Il re
broke out iu the village OF Chatcaugay, ffaukn County
a. n O'clock last night huuIBg the stores occupied ny
John Hughes, Hall * Clds A. H. Miller ana The dwell
80 IN r. Mclean and Or. George Howe. Loss, S2hNNu
insured i'm the Etna, $1,000; NcwHork Central, 5000
iiome 5000; Phenix $500 and Franklin Mutual $1,000
IN NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 2l.-AllOways building, on
bu,hs was destroyed by fire this morning, causing
i1ss az SPOON on which there was $1,000 insurance
McKepdnie', Church narrowly escaped the iiames.
BURNING OF GRAIN IN TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. Ohio Dec. 29.-The Michigan South
c and Northern Indiana Railroad Company's grain ee-
tor iu this city destroyed by fire last night about
\. 0nl l .brl. of graiu mostly wheat was consumed -
whiting loss 100000. 1u whi" there Is nn Insurance.
10 f-. ,I0. Hearty al 900 At" -I.nAiaud t"hp"ho7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
JAMAICA.

AWFUL CONDITION OF THE FINANCEs-A NEGRO
insults AN AMERICAN CONSUL.
HAVANA, Dec Give have advices from
Kingston, jam, TO the 9th INST The finances Of the
island in awful state; deficiency Of 100000 ster
ling TO be made up by additional duty Of l0per cent
on imports A negro insuted the American Consul,
Gregg by striking him i'm billiard saloon but Mr. Gregg
.LIuI.nrLlK clnaLIsnd his hlack aggres-Or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23

ST. DOMINGO.

ST DOMINGO.
INVASION or HAYTI-A. DOMINICAN ENVOY TO
WASHINGTON
HAVANA, Dec. 21.-Senor Pablo Pujol Minister
OF the Treasury and actually envoy from ST. Domingo
10 the United States, has arrived at Santiago de Cuba
hoard Dominican war schooner. He Is the bearer Of
secret dispatches 10 the American Government. telc
gram rom Santiago states that Portau-Patte had sur
rehdred - Gen Cabral. President Of ST. Domingo Gen.
Andre ~ ut the head OF Dominican force u Caros and
another force is IN the province Of CaObas marching
against Sdluaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Cmc,oo Dec 2Four frner At 80 81 tr Brim. Wtsa
srme AMI advanced ldic sales Al VI mAfl " hf \" an
81 t2lGfl "a or 80 Corn quiet At decline 81 t@lc 49, AZ
6c fur ami dilc Tor New Oats quiet N oiic tfe hi'
Al STA al si Tor No. ,nd = gdR s. for No BareJ DON
n 20 20 Tor No Mett Po fuuer AMI advanced ao it
half January LAM un
ze Prime steam Green ilams c iom ne h.cl Green nuH
rs &C. delivered Ole from he block Ingsh Meats macue a
nominal Picked Hams quiet al he Dressed o' lm o. W
g. dgjag go Live iias active % an ai'ng 81" 1g e @
rf. ts % +H Go Choice ~ t1d 20 2" "i ran
h. Cool. @FQ t6 Medium fu Fair lrr litUf niI aal wv
CHANGED Krceut.5Uo bls tulr ti'' ll Wheat '' 'i'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
Suttial Aotit,s.


By whit celebrated blower Is PHALONS NIGHT BLOOM
NG CEREUS recommended b. Fame through Der trumpet
I njon KeDuhIcnn General CommItee.-A special meet.
log of he above ri he held Il ieadguarters 70 ~
Rr,ry sonth-wrst corner Tweuecoust MONDAY EVEN
ING Dee b. % clock Pgnciusl attendance b requested
CHAS ). SPENCER Chairman
W. Ss p \ ST"oye $secrctaries
ME Executive Committee viii meet II o'c'o-k 49, 49,
WALDO HCTCHSGS Chairman.
Eighteenth Assembly District Mon Republican Assoc
ciufiou-An ADJOURNED MEETING will be held on MONDAY
KVENIYG Dee D. Headquarters No II9 LsEingonrave AZ =
O'Clock T. iNLA'4ANi ti'''-e-~
GEo. r C0ACHxOy. Secretary.
sixteenth Assembly Distrlct.re electors oi ibis bsir
rros 10 he nomination of GOV. FENrON for YiCEPRBSDBNI
m iyted 10 NEE, THIS Monday EVENING Dec o. AZ = o'clock At
Drui b. sueury for tie purpose Of forming Fenton Club
JESSE FONDA Local wee President
HgyRY RowLFy Local Secsary.
The sixteenth Assembly District, Republican Union
Associafion Nil loI a Special Meeting Dec %, AZ "a AZ
Dsuit D.ptas1ry JOHN D. Olil"hL'1 tIelel|
EvIL KIHcnyKH. (s..,.,res
Nf..gt Isog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
CHAPTER III

All the time-pieces in the house with
touching unanmity pointed to the hour Of r. The
Medoleer family with equal unannity rose from the
breakfast table and went of to get ready for drive
Mydear" said Mr.. AIlledoler "whchof the carriages
shall we takel Shall take the baroucho which HAM
& Co.-JoHN c. HAM mean, East Fourth-st-made
for us last summeri or shall We try the close carriage Of
Mort Co.. No BOnd-st., with Augusta aud let Ran.
take the two children the dogcart that BREWSTER
sent home last week from that fine new shop OF theirs
corner Of Fourteenth-st. and Fifth-ayei p" MY dear
child" said Mrs. NJ, confdenaly. these carriages are
all delightful sure, and should like to be abe 10
ride in all Of them at but think you had better go
In the dogcart from BREwsTER's with the children ana
let me ride with Gussy aud Charley Dash" Bless me-
broke in Mr. Medoler, of hadn't completely over
looked that noble boy Let it be as you say my dear
Caroline only let us all keep together"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
HoIiduy Presents,

Pai0r Library FIR PrcGers Satin Damask
Curtaus hung French Wool Terry made 20
tapestry Table and Piano Covers Emordeei Cloth
Crochet Tides just received run Fas
Linen Table beautiful offered Damak Napkins
20 mltrl-nost acceptable elf 10 Ladies'
l. +. WALRAyES No CSC Broadway below Fe1rthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23

a. Good Sewing Machine hghten the labor and promotes
the health happiness Of those home Por family use Grover
Bakers best and therefore Holiday present tie most do
able. salesroon No ag5 Broadnay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
THE UEATHER.

RrSayE'2-lhe thermometer Na lowest At a N Morning
F,usg-Overcasi hail from 1870 H. 21lrhe Thermometer
grng 4 D. Moung-iiti rainy fg rainy The ,g the
ckesi prevailed DO tl city f1r A. a. objects
on land could he further than m tt The prevalence of
much which the together
With greatly impeed the fcIryhoa Asmooniany tgy
overcast EFergRanY, The rain ceased az Glib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23

Corn tcol bush Oats Icon hog, shPneni'-30o bb1 Flour
10 nrU bush Wheat. 800 buth Cora 80 20 En-.
MLvirT- Dee 2Four dni; Cty Double bstfas 20 o ~
N, o. s.I NJ unchanged Corn gee ming ~
sr..I Eecept.l,l0O hbls Folr .oV l'n le~'i - w.
Oats Shipments 30 bills. Flour; loo bush Nhr4L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23

Can't Seth Waliy II the 2Jd In
hrtrF has resigned
the following officers have been
r.l.roi from The recruiting service
and ordered Co tlelrrgg.menis: Brs
Tet Lirut-Col. 5. 5. Conrad Of tbe
2i fuauirr. BrcFet Major james
Thompson of the % Artillery. Bre-
Vet Mli0f G.. G.. Mcconnell of tie
BIB Artillery. aui First Lieut. J. l..
Ki.kman Of the 2G.h lufantry.
Brayet Lieut.. Col II. e. Morgan
OF the 30,h Infantry has heel re-
llrveJ from the recruiting service,
and ordered before the BetiTiag
Board.
Breyei MsjoT.Gen. J. II. Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
(fRANsLATtOND

The death of Mr. Nathan Chase of Newbury-
mort f. announced lie Of the oldest Frecmasons
lie was Master OF ST. Johns Lodge more than ty years
mo-. lie was also q fireman ms long ago as that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
MARRLED.

Wednesday. Dec l8 1867 by the Rev DR.
Oder Emanuel Samuel Lsierer Alice. daughter
Of Jacob Stuer all Of this city.
and Savannah. Ga papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
NAVY GAZETTE.

Commander George SteTers ordered 20 e Pensacola Navy
OF TIE United states Navy has Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23

DISCHARGE or EMPLOYEES AT THE CHARLES
TOWN NAyY-YARD.
BOSTON Dee. 21-Orders have been received
m the NayyYard 90 discharge 80 per cent OF the force OF
employees IN the mechanical department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23

4 New story, by Mrs. soufhwcrib,
YEw STORY By MRS. sOUTHwORTH,
NEW STORY By MRS SOUTHWORTn
NEW STORY BY MRS. sOUTHWOaTB.
NEW STORY BY MRS. sOUTHwORTH,
NEW STORY BY MRS. sOUTHwORTH.
NEW STORY Or MRS. soUTHwORTH.
NEW STORY BY MRS. sOUTHWORTH
NEW STORY By MRS. sOUTHwoRTH
NEW STORY BY sRS. sOUTHwoRTH,
ENTITLED
THE MALEDICTION;
THE MALEDICTIOH;
THE NALEDICTION
THE MALEDICTION;
THE MALEDfCTION;
THE MALEDICTION;
OR,
TaE WIDOWS OF wIDowvILLg.
THE WIDOWS or wIDOwvILLR.
THO WIDOWS or wDowvnLB.
TuE WIDOWS OF wIDowvnLg.
THE WIDOWS OF KNOXVILLE.
THE WIDOWS OF wDowWLE.
THE NETWORK LEDGER,
THE NETWORK LEDGER,
THE NETWORK LEDGER
THE NEW.YORK LEDGER,
TIE NETWORK LEDGER,
TIE NETWORK LEDGER.
WILL
READY TO-DAY MoSDAD AT Il O'CLOCK,
READY TO-DAY (MOYDAY) AT Il O'CLOCK,
READY TO-DAY woYDATl AT Il O'CLOCK.
READY TO-DAY MOSDAYl AT Il O'CLOCK.
READY TO-DAY plOyDAYl AT p O'CLOCK,
READY TO-DAY MONDAY AT u O'CLOCK.
AID
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
FOR SALE EvERYwHsRR.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE