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European Markets.

By Cable LONDON, May 27-Eve.
Consolss 93514; 5-20's, 7215; Illinois Central,
20; Erie. a91z. ffa - e 80 h7'nI
[s79 hali LIVERPOOL, May give.
CoTToN-Closed quiet; middlfng uplands,
II; Orleans. l214; sales II 900 bales. 9H&n p
BREADSTUFFs--Closedf firm barley, oats,
and peas unchanged. ufui Iee5iltsq 1Haf
PRovIsIoNs-Closedf firm with advancing
tendency.-Porks Eastern prime mess, SIS
Sd per barrel. Beef, extra prime mess,130s
Lard, sos per cwt. Bacon, 39s for Cumber-
land cut midd1es. ,s.>.,..f sv.sxe~ 4 sv~ss-
PRoDucE-Ashes Cd lower; in pots, 37s:
Rosin.i common Wilmington, rs Sd, and
fine las; Spirits Turpentine, 34s 81 Tallow,
ABS Cd; Petroleum refined, Is 3D.. 81 - ~
- LONDON, May give.
q sUGAR-Firm at an advance; No. Il, ),
Dutch standard, 24s Sd. q y vs. - fh3
! CoRN-steadv. kA Nt3A eAhkh
I OiLs-Linseed advanced to f4o. $40
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Chicago Markef.

By Telegraph ~ =. CHICAGO. May 2.
FLoURADuli, and 25Q50c, lower; SIC 50@
IA 30 for extra Spring baG ~. fo17
WHEAT-Dull,I at a decline of 7@l0c on
Saturdays closing prices; s. 65@2 20 for
Nor; g 5092 5z1S7 for No. 2 and closing
nominal, at 81 90. Tese1 sf1-agu u
CoKN-Active; 81 ol1a@1 O3 for No. l /; 779
76cfor No. 2. ~ ..tTetf ~ 81 .,t--3, III 4
= OATs-293c higher; s0@S2c for No. 2, and
closing nominal, at s2@S3c. .'5' -t'+ 'AAsi
RYE-395c lower; 81 45@l As for No. !. jar
BARLEY-Steady, at 90992c for No. in
store. 1H -l<fsi 80
PRovIsIoNs Quiet; mess pork s22 50;
Lard at l2Ilc. 81 .-.- -.f- f..t :
BEEF CATTLE-Duil and unchanged.
HoGS-S6 25@6 80 for fair to good choice.
SHEEP-Duli: 81 5096 80 for good to choice
fine.
els wheat; 1880 bushels corn; Is, 600 BUSH
els oats; 400 hogs.
SHIPMESTS-2,700 barrels -four; 400 BUSH
els wheat; 1850 bushels corn. ~ Gf..f
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M L v Il R N p w 8.
For other River items see secentn Puge.

LOUISVILLE, May N.-River rising fast !;
SH zee in the canal by the mark. IL sI.s}ft
MEMPHIS, May 27.-River rising slowly.
Rainy and warm.
81 The river, at dark last night wasl rising
atthe rate of an inch or an inch and a half
per hour, and q rise of fifteen, or twenty
feet is anticfpated......-.Th The only depart
ures were the Quickstep to Cairo. Phantom
and Charmer to the Cumberland, James
Gray to Green River, and tho Nick Long
worth to New Orleans. There were no ar
rivals, except the VIM. White, from Green
River, with. full cargo of tobacco.
She returns to that stream to-day .........A
dispatch from Capt. ]. Slut Neal assures us
hat the great Richmond would positively
leave Louisville last night. She will be
here this evening. p. w. Strader
lies over till Wednesday, and win be here
on Thursday. The Michigan will come
off the dock Thursday ..-.-..The river is
rising rapidly at Pittsburg, Cincinnati, and
Louisville.
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, May q.
CoTreN-Film sales of 600 bales at &c.
FLoUR-Dun and l0@26c lower; sales OF
| 5000 bbs. superfine Western at $40 25tII 80
| extra Western SIl 709l3 80; choice Sf3 50.9
| IA 20; shipping Ohio Sl39l4. California
sq e. IN falr request sales ~ 00is' a. ~ ssg
WH1sKY-U Unchanged; sales $50 bbls.
WHEAT-Dull and 293c lower; sales SO, :
600 bushels No. 2 and Milwaukee on pri-
yate terms, at g 5592 g.; California IS IS.
RYE-Steady; sales 2,eOo bushels Western
at 81 70@l g. Receipts l,560 bushels, y.
BARLEY MALr--In. fair request; sales IL
5O0busheIs at 81 40. ~. - 4 -. u
CoRN-opened heavy, but closed steady
and in fair demand; sales 5000 bushels
choice ST 26@I Is; Western yellow 81 ISL
old mixed Western declined to 81 35. Re-
OATS-Quiet: sales %. 600 bushels Western
at szgSsc Pennsylvania eo1S992c. Receipts
STOCKS IN WAREHoUsEs-wh COS, 300
bushels; corn, 207, 426 do; oats, 497 800 do. !;
rye, 200 do: barley, l06, S04 do. malt, H.
46l do. peas, 19, 500 do. .-'
RICE-Nominal.
CoFFEE-steady; sales, $50 sacks Rio on
private terms.
at lD1z9i1c; 200 boxes of Havana on pri-
vate terms.
MoLAssEs--Quiet; small sales Cuba SIC;
PETRoLEUM-Steady. HM
HOPS-Quiet. et.
PoRK-Opened heavy and closed firm;
sales 3 900 barrels of new mess at S23 l0@
% IS and closing at SO 20 cash; old mess,
S22; prime, Sl9919 %; prime mess, S22. ~
BEEF-Qufet; sales i40 barrels of prime
mess at s33@S314 India mess, S391z@40.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales, 10 barrels at
S41942 rs. s4srf1sts3 y Hty-f ss43.slt
BACoN-Quiet; sales, 225 boxes at If1zc
for short-ribbed, and l215c for short clear.
CUT MEArs-Steady; sales, $50 packages
unchanged. So IA .l.-ls f-aG = rt-slslasgl
2 LARD-Unchanged. ~,
fBUTTER-Dull and unchanged. .fGs- 1872 2
sCHEESE-Heayy at S(9l71sc. Elss-s a.s-lss8 VI
p FREIGHT-To Liverpool, dull. s.,s 4ofiDr 3
iFtZ - -. sLATEST-5 pm. ~ nait" @1"a
-~ 5FLoUR-Market closed dull and I0@l5c
lower. eva ~ ttiH 10 i-'f - tfi'lai
WHEAT-Closed dull, heavy and r1omfri-
ally l@2c lower; No. spring 81 5392 s.;
No l spring & S0d2 IS. /. = ta}fsf 11'f4'i'
~ RYE-Quiet at 81 1891 "A for Western.
= BARLEY-Nominal. ff .s'ti 30 :
OATS-Quiet at SIC for Western. NH
CORN-Quiet and steady at 81 23@1 q for
new mixed Western; old do. nominal at
81 309l 81 in store, and 81 33@1 % delivered.
PoRK-Steady sales of 800 barrels new
mess at S23 1923 20 cash, closing at S23 20
bid, cash, and S23 % asked; S23 . bid, for
regular, and S23 so asked.
s BEEF-Firm, fair demand and steady
prices.
CUT MEATs-Nominally unchanged.
BACoN-Steady at 1I54c for short ribs
and l254c for short clear. s-s.1 -t. 1t
LARD-DuH at 139l35sc for fair to prime
steamed, and 1870 for kettle rendered.
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The Proprietors have fitted these beau3asmS
Springs up in the very best manner foe 4fsMt
comfort and accommodation OF Nteknmx
and BoARDERs. at a cost of Twenty TA@~..
sand Dollars. The Rooms are large arr
well ventilated, with spacious Halls.
The DINING ROOM is furnished in a2zs
latest modern style, and will be suppAsas
With a.,h, eyerything to PROMPT the appef4tesni
The BATH ROOMS are large and 6nsa,
furnished, with Tub and Shower, ofeAs
latest Philadelphia style. The FoumAxzF
beautiful circle, enclosed by a fancy hnaai-
ct, in front of the main building.
The DANCING HALL and RECEPT8fM
ROOMS attached are unsurpassed By 01Fgs
A splendid Band of Music is engages 8U-
The BOWLING SALOONS are OF 81.
best, and In large, airy Buildings.
The LADIES, CONFECTIONERY AZ
GENTLEMENS' SALOONS will d AnR
piled with all the deIicacies Of the sss11
with the finest of Wines, Liquors, ansszs
gars.
Swings and other species of amusenxnsg
in abundance, for the wants Of fantasy
old and young.
The Ground embraces l6 acres. cavssmaE
with forty varieties of Forest Trees, E1ass
ing q grand Bower of Forest EGzagx
in alIslte rural l0yeliness.r The faszsN
Fishing cans be had within Hve1ni -rzAcxf
walk from the Springs. Within one laGzxzs
ride, by rail- you have the best Bass Rsstss
mediate connection with the Ohio EsaF
and Rail TO any part of the United SsaAas
and within five minutes drive of LIE Gs&R
Of Eyansvilie, containinga p6puiattcKssF
thirty thousand.
THE SPRINGS are now open for Hasa&.s.
ers and Visitors, and will not Close u1kkB
the LIST of November. Families and oetzanE
wishing Rural Home for the seascEegmm~-
not find one to surpass the CRESCETE.
Hit IL OEHLKUCE
mayl3 afsAb tM't ProprteSUN
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph.] LOUISVILLE, May q.
'ToBAcco-~ales 10 hhds., at sustained
rates; Tugs al So 7002 75: medium leaf at
ST 0o9ll 80; Hart County manufacturing
at 81 20. :, 81 49, ..5,, ..,,,ts.s{ 4
FLoUR-saperfne at 50 25aI0 50; extra
fancy at Sill 50@SI7. 50. t9Ti318t E0'fAu aA
s WHEAT-N Ominal. 4afCy s+af
CoKN-shalled at 81 OO@I o. delivered;
ear in bulk Soc. f,-,, Is 800. n tavarI
+ OATs-Ins bulk at S16982c.
MESS P0RK-At S22 %. 1904 4tI&A a4i ~
BACON. Shoulders 954e; clear sides 1211ac.-
twHIsKYa-Raw at 81 20 free, and 2ea30c in
bond. II 20 halEtrQuIqae sEN NUU N.tt.F
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, May "a.
FLoUR-Unchanged <-1
WHEAT-Unchanged. +t.s' =
CoRN-Dun; selling at S7@sSc, and not
much doing.
-OATs-Heid out of market for higher
prices; No. l sold this afternoon at rs; total
stock held by one or two parties.
RYE-Advanced to 81 749s1 IS.
WHISKY-Unsettled.
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EOR READ EsTATE.- EVaIll

NOR SALE-R REAL ESTATE. - Nalu-
= able Property for Sale.
House and Lot on Seventh street, be-
tween Walnut and Chestnut. Nine rooms
in house. A small house viii be taken in
part pay Il FtiEt &f& ri 3CF ~ = <&a
House and two Lots in Smiths Enlarge
ment, near the railroad. Five rooms in
house. For sale very low.
Lot 1919, Donation Enlargement, being IS
feet 'front.' on Market Street, near Locust.
feet front on Fifth Street by 135 feet on
Walnut Street. Either of these two Lots
will he sold at a great bargain, say two
thirds of their value as appraised by the
City Council, as we wish to build. VIII
trade either or part of them for brick and
lumber. VICKERY BROS,
maybe div rs Main Street.
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Memphis Market

By Telegraph.J uor .MEMPHIs. May q. 4
CoTToS7--Firn; :, uplands ,25@2514cs Re-t
CORN Duh and nominal at 81 s109l 40. II
+ OATSASe0S2c.. - W = - i''NN
PoRK-Firmer at s23 75@24 90. 59s;ssfr- IT. ~
Other articles unchanged. - Es.t+,s...,y.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FIEANCIAL.-The money market re-
mains quiet. The banks are meeting all
legitimate demands upon them at 109l2
per cent, and this is about all that they
can do. Outside paper is not looked upon
with favor. ~ p Z ~
Exchange on New York continues in am
pie supply at par buying and LILO selling.
Gold in New York closed at 1861. The
buying rate here is 135; silver III.
Government securities are in demand.
"a
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y New YORK DEFY Goods marker.

By Te1egraph.l NEW YORK, May q.
DIZZY lGooDs- Inactive, but without any
material change Brussels carpetfng two
shillings per yard lower. n
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BY TeIegraph.I NEW YORK, May q. !
change, SEC for go days; Registered Bonds
OF ~, log " lo61Se; Coupons, 919@sA; Cou-
s1sc; I0-40s, s95199954c; 7-sOs unchanged.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED, in the
Post-Of1ce at Evansville, State of Indiana,
on the 9th day of May, 1867. '-t.tJ ~
Persons calling for any of these letters
will please say Advertised" giving dale
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- city OF Evansville, ami one QnK1Mns
from the Ohio River, on. Pigeon CrEsNT
Indiana. The Waters are
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Light Carburetted Hydrogen rises fre1fw
and escapes continually from the Wa6eg.
AS q CHALYBEArE TONIC and Saxkaaxh
Aperient, they are unsurpassed by any Tan
the World. 49,
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TSTEKHoAnG
AMUSEM ENTS.
u. B. X.

II ODGE no. =, u. II. f.. OF Eve szwss6R
-A viii give a FESTIVAL at MsxEndrT
Han on the evening o fthe 9th OF Mar
JOHN II. JACKSON, Pres CEar..
j. GLENN, Secretary. FexrEexg
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CANNED GOODS.
Removal.

q e. GILBERT d CD. HAVE RE-
De moved to their new four-story store,
No. 81 North First Street, where they will
be pleased to see all their old CUSTOMERS
and as many new ones as w1ll favor them
with call. A full assortment of Groceries,
etc., always ON hand, and for sale at the
inducements 10 all those b:tylng for CASH.
nov9 div
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FOR SALE.
Brick House for Sale at Auction

Brick House for Sale at Auction.
May 10Th. 1867.
u City of EvansviH Will sell at p bile
sale, at 2 io'clock, on Saturday, the 18th
day of June next, upon the premises, a
Ter, situate ON Lot No. 8, Block No. 1873, Lar
masco; the building to be removed ON or
before the first day of August next.
Terms made known on day of sale.
By order of the Council. -
pi s4rtaaA. NJ. McGRIF'F, Clerk.
Mays [Union copy.l
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Brick Machine, Steam Engine, &c.
0NE e4-HORSE POWER STEAM

W Engine, UhaIIenge Bf1ck Machine.
Moulds, Trucks, ETC., viii be sold Uerg iOsr,
to close the concern. Apply immediately
to A. REFS, or Sc. GILBERT d co.
mayI7 I'm
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The following quotations are from the
Office of w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First streets EN@
49, BANKABLE FUNDS.
u. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes. - s-t2
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rOR SALE-NANSEMOND and BIER
- MUDAH SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
for their celebrated Sweet Potato Plants,
and am raising them on shares, one mile
north of Evansville, on Main Street
Orders sent To me, or left. with Coos d
Healey or 60 Fullerton, will receive
prompt attention, and will be filed with
plants fresh from the bed.
may22 dim WILL. FL. WOOD.
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Z . 81 ---A----s-
Notice.

CANWED FIR UITS, VERY 10 W
1nn DOZEN ASSORTED CANNED
1OO FR UITS, for sale. very low!
per can other kinds in proportion. Every
can ,oaYraated good, or the money refunded.
80. aFNICKERY BROS,
mavI6 u rs Main Street.
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CONSTITUENTS IN 100 GRAINS OF wARm
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i 9Broegi s'ydsl Y q
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Crescent ese City Spring..
CITUATED ONE MILE FRorr 4sza

~. gnlsab ua,a be-
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FOR RENT.

THOH RENT-A store-room on Main
y Street. between Fourth and Fifth, IN
shoe store.1 21iNs5 v 1lpt III naaylT I'll 9A-
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Orean Gtcamers.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
leave Pier No North River foot Of Canast Al p oof
Peb iRIsIYG STAR Capt W G. FurOer connecting with MON
YET f'YilRSRY CHAUNCEY, Capt G. Gray. eOnuseng with
CONrTTUTlOE, Capt Cavery.
Feb 21-OCBAN QUEEN Capt r. A. Harris, connecting With
GOLDEN AGE Capt Lapdge.
All isp,ue touch At Aopuco l and 2st ahL
with steamers South Pacific ports t aud lh FOR Cesa Amen
can ports and those Of lSt touch al ManIanllo.
Departure Of llt month with the hne om
Panama 70 Auttrt "a and New Zealand.
Steamer Of March A. 1861 will connect the Compnys
Colorado 70 leave FraHco Yokohama Hong Kong April
,, 1861
One hundred pounds Of baggage allowed adult Medicines and
attendance free.
For passage tickets and all further information apply at the ohe
" Z RARY Lr.nt
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Boaro ano Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN wishes to BOARD with
"A private family neighborhosd Of Twelfth Pourenthst
1sssn Broalsay ana SeveHLays Address c." Box No. s POI
BOARD WANTED, between Tenth and
DTweuly his Fonrthsve, for three ladies' who
Private family preferred Address Box No 7
Post OEoe.
ROOMS in West Twenty -third-st. TO Gentle
~ without board House frscass Family private Price
- 70 81 For sdIes cal a CAEAVANS Druggist 10 l5 hthae
FO LET-By a private family, one or two
n newly furnished ROOMS gentlemen without board LOca
tiou Jersey CITY To zoe ht knd Of gents terms moderate address
JERSEY CITY Boz No. 10 TTibane Once
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OgyicE OF ARMY CLorIiSG AND COURAGE,
NKw-YoBR. FehruTI ?. l63-

NNIE Of nN NJ NITII) I'IIJ IHINN anu
- EQIpAGBw be 500 q, phil. auet3n on .c''o@, 0 o 'cf
limited States al the Army Clothing and a N''n
lsight Wsshius soast in Newfors Nty on WhDNSpA &
2O6 Of Pe5rusry 1857, at u O'Clock m srd WI hr s'a'"ta i
d,v 10 d,y nu an sold the following named aces o. uAlase'
clothing sri cluipsrr .. ,.t...l. ,t;-.s
drawers gestcos str5ps kusps8cs so sings SocA trousers An
Ss spons mates cups caps lace, brown TO- oan W larh
alpaca Il, wards boots shoes, brass articles musca siInehS cap
&c &C = a.. .-..,.s NAV
be - - a.. t.l
Tenns Cash in Government funds ten cent down aud he @
ane before Oh goods from 1e depot whch must ue s'N
sree from dy Of sale, ulte forfeiture OF h.
por cent ~ b, ls..1el. 1el..l,-, =. - o. n : A
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

ONCE oy rHE HAaLEN BRIDGr Co~ussoNETs,}
NywloRK Feb J, 1861.
HEAJED PROPOSALS will be received at
ti % nBt the s dy Of February uexi y O'Clock o
fse ms m work required dug ,he Afpoaca 70 the New
Harlem Badge o. the Westche5ter side.
plans ami examined az the Oace OF The Secretary
No u BrjadN3y. NeU-lOrk. 80. go. %, -
ssre - t amount Of Twenty thousand Dollars ls2OOO viii be
reoud f thr fsiti fri Performance Of the contract
D. PHOENIX INGkAHAM, Secy Harlem Brdge ComHisson
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Gorrorailon Notires.
SROTON AQUTDUCT DEPARTMENT.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
TO CONTRACTORS separate SEALED PNCfO>AlS' ea'h
orscd with th ta sr d9te of Offering an5 t Of SeI5 WI
be received N this Oc until l0 O'Clock oi FEiAl MAht J.
1871 for Le rsn,. following STU BLO "a lAb =
AMI SFEiiS 10 Wit. FAVENRNTSn Csnlst from BrodF 70
West st Iny.uiths' Ffl to -hlav f'yrnt 81 rom
Eighth qtuhavr Ves.Tst fem Canal to 6Ireawchst fY
fhrst for sixth Sersat-ave Prtst from Pearl % front
Pest IRON Fron Snuta-st Froat. from Waist % V1Pi
WlansL from Beaver @ Peast Faeihst fon S,'enu 20 Ni
ave Thre,l' iom Frs; 20 thuaye Ana @ ia
follows. No ortt sewer ID i.lTl 'hF'st en-
Rrstayc branches lrvl' and Thirty SIS ana fli,t
laureL,s, ttt eru anal aul bi"'
brandcs Grsllt No Sewers in lorsst between Nt1 bol1
sv and 80 JlhH tluc. auI -Ists b'irren VINE ana
WLt-st Court altal aud Elm eLl te"tn
Centre hetaerr Fu i ana W Aih-
ats and between Euihay- Hudson River; No Sr"e Nous
Gonst between Thompson ad LureIs in commerce ana baT
.-cl Hudson: Legolt between i 'Ist ana NJ
Iukes place uea,er Bscs@r ana ofiht h ILl
and between West IeatI 1rd Halluoi ID
Dreckerst between Hammond and Balkt' No Sever ~ Lewis
A. between BtoOmr and SauioIi No Sewers ln fofJS
and Forly tenth ari Eleventh sve WIN trlhes 10
Esyenti1yc and Receiving sl and tul' est - -rN ~ cog
p,r Of Ff.'atc afht N corner Of , sha 9l i
a. fourth T. btOIdEa alt fr u.iA'is n W. ooI-
per of Se-e ans s. J. "rn.ro aa'e
Sn Thirty Tie plans he seen aad specifications ana
sDuns foT mJs obtained Oh application 90 th6 once
THOMAS SIEpHESS.(
IoS$g. i \, Pj,RiggAGH 3jRg cro'oa Az B'ari'
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fine Grts.
A NATIONAL ENGRAVING
THB PARLoR LIBRARY OR OFFICE;
THE HOME OF WASHINGTON,
LAFAYETTES VISIT TO MOUNT VERNON IN lS+
Painted by -

IAF
T. P. ROSSITBR aud l. r N!GNOE
Size or framing 81 inches long, 24 inches hgh
No engraving appeared from the bands OF TIE sT
many traops IL appeals 70 the Affections Ne eos
bstb nat We of the North South East West at does n0' 700
nnon ever, seue and event connected With Mount venon
THE HOME OF WASHINGTON
With the deepest interest ,-, -. - r.,....,. a.
Washington a. his home in August, l'SA
Te busr portion and the long shAdo~. es
Ov over the wu family portion Of the household have e'rge
gated under the ample pOrtcO
The General his noble guest have arisen from the chars "
they formed portion Of the group With The e
and are standing cooquy; Washington in The act Of sPeAs s>
Lafayette leaning against pillar defreHial attitude holds ne~
per his bandsugges.e that the dcoGrse topic Of The uH
"Mrs Washington sewing while her isngheinaN Mrs S'HA
rmery M John Pake Cuss and mother OF the two ehds
reading note On the table basket with the eerPTesen IHsua
with which ss set sSmpe Of industry to her associates and d<
Leaning upon grandmoher lap Eleanor PaFfS Casas "ss
has sought protective presence while her brother Ge" "nns
pke Gusts eres cannon with the assistance ei nsre 20
blowing lighted match" 49,.
In order that ali he able TO purchase "a" eAsra ~
publisher has Determined 1t st The o~ price Of
FIVE DOLLARS.
,,.rg n, ,rrpn The uork will sold exclusively BY suosorV
don and liberal arrangements with good agents Tor tern'op'
No SS4 Broadway
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Meoiral.
HUMPHREYS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Have proved from the most ample experience entire Simple
Prorpt-Bnent aud Reliable They are only Medicines perfectly
adapted TO popular uso simple that mistakes be made in using
chem 80 harmless to be- free from danger eeu be al
ays reliable They raised TIE % oumentton from all and
alysya render sat. ,crfJ.
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$4,000 30 $4,000 TUNS
EPTSU MINED COAL

f,o,o e I,CTAWANSA REGIONS e usual sizes deliverable al
leir depot Eytbeth2or g. D. during The month o March 1900
Tg,s I'd cts pf t.u p48he sFeEt funds the DAY sale
~"N '' ''' JOHN BRISBiN, P.csilclt
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
AprAv u Muf'ER, AucioneeL =,
DERENPTORY SALE OF NALUABLE

PROPERTY CHATHAM PEARL and N,tf 70 S
de Eststr Of Matthew BomeI deceaSed-AklAN H. t LHN
" r WILKINS & Co viii sell at oucou on IUESDAl fS@
10 ,o,t the EXcraurc Saoou No III Broadway llE AU
ABLB PROPERTY DE uoreSi corner oi s ss 5
hsmsts and kpovn as Nos l8 snt O Chatham anu ~
40 also tie poaerty adjoining The rer OF ne tai
rropey ioutug Bsyers and known a. No bah' NJ.
80 bs frrt ON Cathnst of % feetJ chtS, on ir v ~
S on Bsricrst OF l,stcPh on toe eAs'ri sue ~ 80
90 and on IN. uorterly Pearl % Bt1es- Auo 10 &
'Tb il one Of b. va'uahe business o,aiors nov 80
market, ahd "tI "T,''1' "W,''1t' d.. t4aD
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NEW-YORK and NEW-IlAYEN RAILROAD.
lGG5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ie6'.
COMMENCING DEC. 10. 1906
Station NcwYot seventh't snd Fourth
ave Eutrance on TWENTY -seYenth-sL

Entrance IYthtT scfehtasA
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
Por TswHv,n, 7oo 800 (EIl oo a IN l2lS pLh 1oo bIh
FOR BHisspot ZOO dOO En- lloo i2l5 tEIl 900 tErl
To MilfoTl and Ststori 90 ii9o m 3ts 40 p.
Fo FAIRFIELD Southport ani Wcstpo 49, llD IL @S @'oP
For Sorv, 7OO 800 Gr 900 Il0o m l2l5 EI) 800 (ELh
Va D,,,5 ZOO 600 n ~ A. m al5 i1o, &90p IN.
po Crrenvieh gOg II 80 A. 25 ji5, $50 $50 60 p m
For stanford 100 300 (8Il 900 ll3D l2l5 (bLl Alo 1~
O.rj. 1l5 40, $50 go, 600 tELl m 30, o. ots
Chester and intermediate stations, OO JOo lJo n @
' ~ 49, CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fo poston Springfield, 800 (EI 800 tEIl hV p m
Tor Bo,ton via Shore Line, l2l5 (EI 800 m . 80,
For Hartford and Springfield 400 (Eth lES dW thLh "'
For Connecticut River Railroad 800 CBIl Ri'P M to Mon
To iIaIoR, fovIeae ad F,hE Railroad 400 tBI) IN, R'
Fo NevIaven s,oongtOn Railroad at 800 M
l215 800. 800 D. m.
Por Canal Railroad, l2is 10 Northampton
ForI IIousatouic Railroad, BOO a. m, 400 p m
For Naucatuck Railroad 500 A. m, 500 y m
w. Dsrbury and Norgaik Railroad 100 go m, 4 30
eomm0doa' Sleeping Cars attached JAMES IT, HoYT Sap.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
S ms s21 and C:Ol m Saturdays only at HIS m Ih9I
AA1 '-- 'A'-' THOMAS w. DRMARRsT, Superintendent
NEW Jersey RAILR0AD.-Trains leave
loot Of Courtlandst for PHlLADELPRh at and 10 m u m
AMI II D. n for BALTIMORE aud WARRINGTON Al and ~ m
D. m., tud u midnight
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Attn AUCTION SALE.
Il $4,000 TO 10000

TCtNS SCRANTON COAL,
o. WEDNESDAY, Feb. p. 1891 go O., a.
Tho Delaware Ialavar-a Railroad COMPANY VIII SILL
a. Nessrs JOHN n DRAPER Co. Arc;o2cr az The 'gaQanYs
6aosfoom No 2 KScau-tac' corner q" "hamSI No"i0'1 '
WEDNESDAY Feb Z.tl. t. ~ Il ocilr-, noon
$4,000 10 $4,000 TUNS
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RATES oY PASSAGE crHR-cr.
CABIN seeaga
To Liverpool or Queenstown. ............s 80 80
Through Passage Pans Antwerp Hamburg BIeHn London &C.
serye passage tickets 10 bring persons from Lvspoo or Queens
town for Is n currency be- obtsin,d a No p Bcdry
For FRIGHT Cabin Passage appy d lie Ohcc q ts Company NO
81 Boadpsy heefage Tickets the Passage Oco OF the Cum
f--'' ' r. w J. HURST. Msuager