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LOCAL NEWS.

ORPHANs Court, Judge Puresu.-To-
day, an exemplified copy of the will Of the
late Walter HERON, or Norfolk, Va, was
dIed. rf.sr ..s 80 - rf-.... 7fl ~
The caveat filed to the will OF the late 10.
seph Follausbee, was withdrawn, the Judge de-
Gliding TO sustain the will. which being proved
BY two witnesses, was admitted to probate as
Letters OF administration with the will an
nexed were issued to Samuel A. Peugh; bond
$500 tf.R
to the orphan of @. II. Utermehle; bond o., 900.
The flrst individual accounts. az also the
first guardian, and the FIRST general account OF
the guardian, and the hrst and final account
first and nnai account Of the administrator Of
|. George johnson; account q the personal e.
. tate, and the second and supplemental ac-
count Of the administrator d. b. y. Of the late
Commodore @. W. Morgan, were approved
and passed. E5Y 49, %
QUICK WoRK.-On wednesday last a car
{ load of freight. which left Wheeling at l-30 p.
ss sne
time being but twenty-five hours. This car
WAs one OF those attached 70 the lightning
freight teain leaving Wheeling daily at 1.30 p.
arriving in time to deliver much Of II by noon
This 10 q fact which should be made q note Of
BY merchants, especially those dealing in per.
ichabls merchendise from the West. "A light
New Y ork h talked Of!
An ORPHAN ASYLUM RoBBKp.-on Thun-
day night, the Protestant Orphan Asylum on
I street. next doorsc the residences Of General
'Eoid watch and cnain. belonging to Mrs
Wannali, one. Of the matrons, O. silver knife,
fork and spoon. which had been presented to
ons OF the ozphAns, aud small amount OF
money. : 49, A-t : o."
I
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General Land Once has transmitted to the
Register OF the Land Once at Vancouver,
Washington Territory, for distribution To tn
grantees, 800 patents, covering about 1900
acres of land in that region. - = -
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WALLS OPERA HousI.-rhis coy theatr,,
supplies the need long felt in Washington Of a
moderate sized and comfortable place Of amuse
ment. Not 100 Large to be thoroughly warmed,
even In euch cold weather as we are now hay.
ing II possesses another advantage in the ar
rangemsnt of seats. Thus. part,es In the dress
circle are not separated from the stage BY a
long array Of half filled benches, but are near
enough to see all that is going on, and to hear
distinctly every word spoken by the actor >.
iLsn again the arrangements for egress are
perfect and the house, even when crowded.
can be cleared In less than I'VE minutes. That
II Is steadily gaining in Popularity is shown BY
the full houses Of the week Just closing
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DROPeSALS FOB SOAP.

PnoHooAAo Aoh ooAf. ...r.
= once Depo, Com m,,,a,v NJ sxb,,,.r,.
Wasktnrton N n Jsnnarv m iss,
si;h:S .: anasr:ies.s, wiz bs rscs.S.d ussi
no,Sa al, we aao Instant. at II m, for supply
FIFTEEN THOUSAND ms .OoOl Pounds or
IN he m.aa h. So,it,. 60. SvI,
free from cIay soinhi. eiss. LILY HVou ehn'
lions, TO have no UNPLEASANT odor 20 contain not
more than twenty i've per 90 mt. Of water, and to
DC ~ 49, ~ Ssits. before RsSkine.
before the 18Th OF SsSrnsr thirS on or
oS Sssors n 1s ., as91aarS nns the remainder On
samples must h. farnisbss5 ~ 9Th tn. ,ro,...,.
teched Rov vH W tnis ~, useneHt Mps os ~.
strSns. ,he .sn " ~ vel sIappeo Sitn 9iehory
nat S~s,cS. y sne cootenE, WIN eross, tAre, ana
net we1gnt, must pe plainly mark 90 on every peck
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TH LITTLE BELT UIaAR,
Manufactured exclusively under copyright for
,,'of, f. O. DFED 90,
De- ass PENNSYLVANIA AyHNUB.
Between 18th and 18th streets.

-oIfT kONDRIS BIZ OORrE, er.-f-
O0HCHA DD ,RBGAL0.
~ 'BB0ALIA Dr. La REYNA.
These Cigars are manlfectursd q the very best
Havana Tobacco. imported By ourselves through
MT Ben. BelSs brother IN law Of Mr.. Dyer, who
ess been living for Q nunber Of years past in Ha-
vane. The special attention 10 called to this
brand, - it II in every respect first ciass 1i gar
at q low price. = - ioIa-eoSf
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GARDEN SkED.-The Commissioner of Az
riculture has lately received from Europe
large lot Of superior vegetable seed, which
will be ready for distribution Ia few weeks
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Speaker Collar,
SOME OF THE DANGERS oPr9E uorp

NO"b Oh LIE DANUEhS Of Iii X.
In an article on the Income Tax not long
since we took occasion 10 advocate the equal.
ling OF taxation, so as to give relief to the
middle and poorer classes. We did not then
extend our remarks TO high protective duties.
which are seriously affecting business, and
placing beyond the reach Of persons of moder
ate means many articles which have heretofore
been considered almost Indispensable Clerks
mechanics, and others of this class, find them
selves sadly incoBvenienced, and deprived of
many comforts. even where their paw has been
increased. The reason is plaiR While the
average increase of wages Is from 6fty to sir
" per cent, the increase of duties on manu-
factured goods Is, according to Commissioner
wells, Ninety per cent This discrepancy is
made still greater by the income tag
and the increased duties on many things NO,
produced here, and by the fuctuation In the
price Of gold. which Is taken advantage of by
spectators in produce, until two dollars in
currency will hardly purchase now what
could DO bought for one dollar before the war.
Fer some OF the reasons we have suS9ested
efforts to impeach the President, and cthsr
measures calculated to shake public conf.
dence, at home and abroad, in the stability of
our institutions, and the value Of our eecuri.
ties, are to be deprecated. Already are our
business interests seriously affected, and in.
oUsIy, rooe, ana the finances 0iOOrGanized
With fixed political principles, and the assur
ance that no rash steps will be taken IN the
interests Of any party. which are calculated to
damage our credit our way to the resumption
o. specie payments and renewed busi.
ness activity win be smoothed; and
with proper revision OF the tartn, framed 90
as to remove portion OF the burdens imposed
upon the oor man, without seriously impeding
nome production, we may hope sooner %
returc to our former condition Of prosperity.
The task OF making these adjustments Is a
delicate one, and ell considerations should eiv
place to the general good. Earnest and self.
sacrificing patriotism II no less necessary now
fhan during the war; in fact, the work of
reconstruction OF the Union and restoration of
the finances seems to be 6eset with obstacles
even more formidable than those encountered
In four years Of war. OF course there are
differences of opinion as to the best course 70
De pursued. but many Of these viii vanish IL
al entrusted with part in the work bring 10
the task minds free from party spirit and
secuonal prejudice, and honestly seek the best
means TO attain the desired end
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~Great care should now be take n TO pre
vent hres.-Aiexaadria Gazette
Greater care should be taken to keep them
going, this cold weather.
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NT8sTAB LIsAAD 1854.
MCPHERSON d FERGUSON.
s5l PENN. Ay1NuH, coRNIR 1sI STREET,
OAPIIoL Hull, ...T.
P6Bl babes, AlDIoIHls and UHHMIoALs
- YDBIUM1RY, FANCY GOODS,
- - iHGrRUkINSS, &C., %.
fh{stdens PrascrtDAions aseuratsly compound.
a. The Might Ben PROMPTLY snswsfsd. =
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VS TBBNOH O0GFIOTIONDRY
LADIES IC1 eRRAA b DINING SALOON
GAS Penn. Ave., bet. 18th anA lSth sts.
Weddings, Dinler or eupper Parties "a upsied a,
short netics With novelties In Pyramids, fancy
Cafes, best quality. Table ornaments: ssisds :
lee Irse1, Water Ice, Roman Punch, Bonsd Tur
ksy, y,sin Hsooiolsd Oystsrs. Toned Turkey in
Attend ants also wii be sent to attend TO all de.
tail, Of arraneensnts. Bosqusts, wresthS, and
sim JOSEPH n. sHAFyIRLD.
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= MISSIONARY AHHIVER0AR
N1eL1Y CHAPEL. Corner sth ana ,ts.
SUNDAY. jan 10 lA6Y

am now selling COAL at the following 10,
prices I'D Ash, y as White Ash, s. Also
~ amy s,tsis OF nut COAL for cooking
2, - Tbs. and clean Goal guaranteed. a',
Ierms cesh when order q given.
Omce, 1874 9TH street, between ID and e.
yrs 18Th street wharf and river.
- H1W -. T. ". McO0ENILb
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pared for these purposes. The good

pared for these purposes. The good
effects of such an establishment to
the city is that it gives employment to
number of workmen, and keeps in
our midst large amount of money
which would otherwise find its way to
other cities. To the trade it is valua-
I bic. in furnishing city and country
dealers with, goods of pure quality
and carefully prepared, and fresh
from the iabratory, in quantity an d
style tossuit THEM wants. saIn looking
over their list Of articles se1nanufae-
tqred r here, we find it includes
almost every thing in the Drug
gists' department The leading
articles manufactured are Amistead's
Celebrated Tonic Syrup, and Clouds
Strengthening Cordial, which of them
selves are building up large business
for this firm In addition to the long
list of medicines, we notice COM
plete assortment of Fruit Essences, and
Flavoring Extracts and Syrups; a
great variety of Fluid Extracts; Per-
fumery, and Fancy articles of all
kinds .gr s.srs,,v ssrrss.. H,ef
The Laboratory is under the spe-
ciai supervision of Dr.Cloud, an edu-
Gated and experienced chemist and
pharmaceutist; which will be an as.
surance of the quality and reputation
of the goods manufactured by this
House. We hope and believe that
this is but the beginning of an extern
sive and still more fourishing Labora-
tory. which will bring to the proprie-
tors and the city large and increas-
ing trade
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MIR. w. MILLER SAYS.

PrTTsBuRc, September 4, 1866.
Messrs. Hostettef- d Smith,
Eittsbur0, Pa.
Gents,-I think am only doing the part
of a good citizen when L TESTIFY to the
great Benefits received by me from the use
of your Stomach Bitters during the last
five years. Sojourn1ng for time IN the
oil regions, in 1851, I had severe bilious
attack, which, in connection with dyspep-
STA, left me In a very weak condition. l
was advised 10 try your Bitters, and, hav-
ing procured a bottle, found hat they
worked like a charm upon me, eight
pounds having been added to my weight
In the space of one week, and new life
seemed to have been infused into my sys-
tenn, SO much so that have been Induced
to use them every summer since that time.
AS tonic, I think they are INVALUABLE.
This summer, having had a similar at
tack tand, as before. much reducedl. al
though under the treatment of an A No.
physician, was again Obliged to have re-
course to the old Bttters, and with the
same good result, having gained six pounds
within. a few days. / purchased a half
dozen bottles a few weeks since, and pur-
pose to use them regularly as a tonic.
Wishing you every success, i remain
Yours gratefully, as..
WILLIAM MILLER.
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MERCHANT TAILoRING,-H. & Is.
ALTERING, sc Main Street, have just
bought from the emporiurns of the
East large, beautiful and varied
stock of fine and seasonable Spring
and Summer Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings, to which the attention of
gentlemen is called Having one of
the best cutters in the Southwest in
their employ. they guarantee to fur
nish the best fits, and give the fullest
satisfaction. Their long experience
In the business warrants them in say
ing that they can please all who leave
their orders for either single garments
Or coshpiete outits Ez fap12tf
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BnfcheIOr,s Hair Dive.

world. The only. true and perfect Dye.
Harmless, Reliable, Instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects OF Bad lDyes. Inviyorates the hair,
,.lving il soft and beautiful. The genu-
me is signed William II. I0tcIefor. All 9TH
ers are mere imitations and should be
avoided. Sold by, all Druggists and Per-
tuners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New
York
sa- BEWARE OF A CoUNFERFEIT
dec. IA Fly. ntt.. HnMI
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EcCLE the annual
election of officers in ST. PauPs Epis-.
sopal Church, the following persons
! xere chosen: Senior Warden, He.
Gwathmey; Junior Warden, George
: 2, Preston; Vestrymen, Chas. Bah
cock Chas. .Viele, Morris S. johnson,
W. j. Dallam, NJ. j. Bray, Chas.
Kinks, and D. c. Keller Treasurer,
l'has. Kinks Secretary, Dc. Keller.
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A MIDNIGHT REvEL-While pass
~ ing along Water Street, near mid
night last night, we heard loud voices
in the direction of Hubbs & Vets
wharf boat By the dialect we con-
zsg eluded that two Sons of the Emerald
were on bit of spree, and mis-
II taking the elegant wharf boat for a
81 Grst-class hotel, had undertaken to
board it, without regard to the gang
: 7 IS plank. The argus-eyed Waterman,
/. g., with much difficulty, induced them
- 30 return, dripping and cursing more
loudly than deeply.
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MILLINERY AND ! NV ! SPRINGli

MILLINERY AND 4 NEW Spring
STYLES. Our lady readers will be
T delighted, to learn that Mrs. Wagley
rs now in receipt of her Spring stock
of Paris Millinery, of the latest style
and most approved fashion.
'-Alrhough apparently new conner
here, Mrs Nagley has taken the lead
E in this line OF business, and she richly
deserves the reputation she has so
well earned .
r Miss, W. is now in New York.
and will continue to forward the latest
style of goods. ap172m.
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B9- Having done away with all
extra expense by doing my own cut
ting and selling, | can, and aoiU, sell
the cheapest goods in the city, as L
am determined to build up a perman-
ent trade by fair dealing and low
prices, good work and perfect fits. All
| ask is to examine my stock and
prices before you purchase elsewhere.
Come and see, at No. First Street.
so1 IF j. III. CARLIN, Agent.
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New REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
p. Elliott 81 Son have opened. Real
Estate Agency and General lntelli-
gence Office, for the sale Of and rent
ing of lands, houses, &C., &c.
Persons having houses or land to
rent or sell, or persons wishing to
purchase or rent, will do well by call
ing on them at their Office, on Third
Street, near Locust, in Elliott's
Block.
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. Il O. %. F.-The members of all
the various Lodges and Encampments
of the Order in this city, are earnest
~ requested to meet at the. Lodge
Hall, on Tuesday evening, April %,
to complete the final arrangements
for the celebration on the 26th. By
order of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. j
ap20-3t. 8qqEF ol
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The Franklin RrIek Machine,

Justly celebrated for perfect sim plicity,
xreat strength, and immense COMPRISING
power, Is GUARANTEED, with eight men
and two horses, to self-temper The clay
and ma re 1000 to $500 elegant bricss per
hour. j. II. RENICK, Proprietor,
No. II Broadway, New York, Room Is.
febl d3m .s Hs
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For 15 DAYS ONLY.--I will offer a
large and attractive stock of Fancy
Goods and Notions at private sale at
Curnick Bros late stand, ID Main
Street for fifteen days only. Great in
ducements will be offered to all cash
buyers. The goods will be sold at
one-hdlf the regular prices; and town
and country merchants will consult
their interest by giving me call
22-1w III. G.. GWATHMEY.
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FIREl FIREll-10,00O pounds of
hams. shoulders and sides-damaged-
by FIRE. good for present use-for sale
at half price. Call Immediately at
the Eureka Bazaar, Is Main Street.
apo ct. VIcKERY Bro. s.
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LOVES on RoNNErs. -It Is NOT

Loves OF BoNNETs. II is not
strange that Mrs. Baum's Bazaar of
Fashion is daily thronged with the
most elegant ladies of the city and
surrounding country, and from neigh
boring cities and towns 1t is uni
versally conceded that her. assortment
of Bonnets is nowhere surpassed.
She has the most perfect loves of
bonnetsH ever designed. Call and see.
ap23 div re
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B $50 Bushels of Peach Blow
Potatoes now atthea Railroad Depot,
for sale low. TO the trade Also, rs
bushels of Cuzco Potatoes. very
early potato, resem bling white Ne
shannocks. For sale at the Eureka
Bazaar. f-f VIcKERY Bros,
I7d1wy g9fA I IS Main Street.
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Ice CREAM-H HERMAN has
opened his Ice Cream Saloon and is
now ready to serve up Ice Cream at
his Confectionery and Ice Cream
Saloon In the best style at 45 Main
Street. Not open on Sunday. Is 1w.
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Ice CREAM, &C.-Adank & Christ,
at their Saloon on Second Street, be-
tween Main and Locust, have opened
for the season, and are prepared to
furnish parties with Ice Cream, Lem
on Ices or anything else in their line
at short notice. Their well known
reputation will be a. sufficient guaran-
tee of large custom. ap22-1w.
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= In consequence of a crowd of mat
Ger. we are compelled to leave out one
er,two highly interesting items.
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gag If you are n need Of stock
of LIQUORS. our advice would be for
YOU to go to Hodge, Carr 81 Go. 3, cor
Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
Of II. N for less money than any
other house viii or can afford them
All liquors warranted as,represented.,
aslszE jams tt, snss rn
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A TIE VoTE.-In the City Council
last night several tie votes occurred,
and the Mayor had to give the casting
vote. He voted very we'll for a be-
ginner ~
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TAKE NoTIoE.--If you want to get
your furniture repaired and vanished
IN good style, call on Gates & Geiger,
No. % Locust Street, between First
and Second. They know how to do
it. ap22 ct.
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STORE Room FOR RENT.-k offer for
rent the fine four stony storesroOm on
First Street, near Main. Possession
given Immediately leaa
app If j. r. LOTsPEICH.
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ggi David S; Anderson will open
an establishment as Merchant Tailor,
in about ten days, aa, apl1 If
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LOCAL. NOTICES,

SWEET PorA1Ttot pLANrs.-We have
made arrangements for large amount
of Sweet Potato Plants, and will be
readyin a few dayssto fill orders in
large or small quantities. rs
sstlRg PARSONS, SCoYILLE & Co.
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MAPLE SYRUP MAPLE SYRUPl-
New and nice at the New York Gro
cery. Fresh buckwheat -four to ac-
company it. Come early, and bring
your jugs and buckets.
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WANTED.-A situation by young
man, in a wholesale or retail grocery.
Wages not so much desired as the
situation. Apply az the JOURNAL Of
fee. a-l
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- For SALE CHEAP.-A lot of hams,
slightly damaged by fire while in
smoke. for sale at Iron City Grocery,
at from7 to 10 cents per-pound.
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STOVES AND TINwARTs-Wholesale
and retail, at j. B. MBsKER's,
Sycamore, bet Second aid Third SITS.
mh12-3md&w faH dob
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FRESH LAKE FIsH.-Just received
by FRED. w. BENNETT & Co..4n.s
Nos. 80 and 30 Locust Street.
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Bs5~ Houses and Lots, Building
Lots, Cultivated Farms and Wood
land for sale cheap. Apply to j. 3.
Rucker, Office with Shaekelford &
Hornbrook, Evansville. s8 apo If
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FoR RENT.-A frst-class business
house, No. 40 Main Streel-price
reduced. Apply to H. X Wells &
Son, No. 81 Main Street
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TAKE THEM BAeKl-The individ-
ual who took bag filled with empty
bags from the boiler deck of the
Newsboy, on Friday afternoon, will
save himself trouble by bringing them
back at once. M ia
1t CHAs. @. PERKINS, Master.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT. = Yesterday
s0lss zffernoonI Mr.. 9Antons Martin, who
has long been in the employ of the
Hessrs. Hollingsworth as chief pack,
> % zHd an industrious and worthy man,
bg some, means fell 0down the cellar
stairs, receiving very serious injuries
a. sI1fs feared spinalsEertebra is se5
riously injured, and fears are enter
tanned for his recovery ale was
taken home, and his employers have
ordered every care to be taken of him;
Sab eaehesbest medical attendance. He
49, has. 4 family living in tke'tF-y.
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HORSE AND EXPRESS WAGON FOR
SALE, Enquire. of Samuel e. Plat, at
/ VIM. Heilman's Office. April %, IT,
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STEAMBOAT LIN


To LoUIsyILLE.-Every Monday and
saturday at 10 O'Clock Am. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
ctlock P. M. sfN@ tifAf
= To sCAIRo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at 8
o'clock p. NJ. . Z
TO GREEN RIvER.--Every Wednesday
md Saturday at O'clock Pm. Every
Monday and Thursday at 6 O'clock r. NJ.
To EAsTPoRT. Every Tuesday at 4
o'clock p. NJ. s
TO He sDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
nj O'Clock Pm. r a
steamer VIM. White, regular Green
River Packet. II f4s-tR4sr1
Rockport Stage tvia Newburgh and Boon
WILEY carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
IN Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arriyes by P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. NJ.
ut. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
sept Sundays at Z A. M. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by 2P. NJ. ~tsg
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock P. NJ.
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B Merchant TailoIs new goods ar
irving at the new establishment-54
Main Street. 91t
mar5 IF SMITH q DARLING.