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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

THAT CASE OF DELIRIUM IRE
MENs.-The case of delirium tremens,
Of which mention was made in yes
days paper, did not prove as serious
as was feared. The gentleman was
thought out Of danger yesterday. hav-
ing been able to walk about the build
ing a little.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

LARGE ADMINISTRATORS was
quite a large attendance at the Coun-
Gil room yesterday, on account of the
trial Of a young woman on the charge
of keeping a house of ill-fame. The
crowd was largely composed of small
boys. 1t would be a good idea in the
trial Of such eases in the future, to ex-
elude boys from the Court room en-
tirely. 1t is no place for them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

PEBsONAL.-Rev. N. &. Burt, DID,,
President Of Ohio Female College,
arrived in the city by yesterday morn
ing's train.
General James G. Veatch was a
passenger by the Ollie Sullivan,
yesterday, en- route to the great bas-
ket picnic and Republican meeting to
be held at Patoka to-day. Captain
George W. Carey, Republican nomi-
nee for Treasurer of Spencer County,
was also in the city yesterday.
Hon. E. u. Sullivan. of Mt. Vernon,
was a passenger by the Quickstep last
night. He is stopping at the Sher-
wood House.
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Grand Midsummer Nights
FESTIV
% AT THE
Crescent City Springs.
Wednesday Evening, July 20, 1858.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS THE
- honor to inform the public that he
wils give a grand ItaIian Summer Nights
Festival at these beautiful grounds on the
18th inst. Ia entire Park will be illu-
minated by 1000 Chinese Lanterns. The
greatest display of Fire Works ever wit
messed by the Evansville public will be
given. During the evening Fire Wheels
OF variegated col0Fs, Blazing Suns. Shoot
ing stars, Pyroteehnic Balloons, rockets
of every description, Colored Lights, and
many exquisite fancy pieces, will be exc
cuted by q skinfuf and expeIienced PyrO-
~technfst, who has been engaged for the
OCCASION. The Crescent City Silver Band
Will enllven the scene with its u~nrivaled
music. In connection with the Festival
there will be a select social hop under the
manage ent of the gentlemen:
Nj. G.Stockwell, Capt. Duke Nicholson,
Ed. Sharp, E. q. Van Ripper, Jas. +. We'll
born. The famous Quadriile Band of II.
Hart is engaged for the evening.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies
to the grounds and ball, each, 50 so; to be
obtained oNLYo the Managers. ID
Admission to the grounds Is cents.
An excellent bill of fare will be in readi-
ness at The dining department, and the
best refTeshments prepared for the Festi-
the S. K. w. Co. to run the cars every ten
minutes Till midnight
If the weather is u~nfav0rable the Fes-
tival will be postponed until further no
tice.
Admission tickets can be had at. John
Scott's News Store, corner Main and Sec
ond Streets, and at the Ticket Box at the
Springs. EDWARD. WELLER.
Union copy.] ur
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FENIANR oosTER.-A Fenian roost.
er was raised at Mr.. Gavisk's pork
house yesterday. Its breast aud tail
were painted green, therefore we con-
clude that it was a Fenian Seymour
and Blair chantielair. Its elevation
above the ground was not great.
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Dr.. BURT's LECTURE.-We hope
that no one who feels an interest in
the Sabbath Schools of the Walnut
Street or Vine Street Presbyterian
Churches, will forget the lecture to
be delivered tonight, for their bene-
fit, at the Walnut Street Church, by
the Rev. Or. Burt, President of the
Ohio Female College. 4
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VoTE OF THE FIRST DISTRICT
The following is the vote of the First
District, as now constituted in the
Congressional election of 1866:

BEFORE EsQIRE EMERY.-A couple
of men named respectively John Ba-
thasia and - Simmons, appeared
before Esquire Emery yesterday, on a
charge of petit larceny. The larceny
consisted, as was alleged, Of stealing
a hat Of the value Of 50. The Ease
was continued until to-day, the ac-
cused being sent to Jail for safe
keeping.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

IMMENSE SCCcEss OF THE AUTo-
MATIC WAsHERs.-I have tested the
Automatic Washer, and cheerfully
recommend it as being the best wash
ing machine in use, being a great saw
ing in labor and wear and tear of
clothes. Mrs. w. w. MORGAN.
jy23-d1t
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CITY NEW S.

RAMA fine rain, lasting for half
an hour, fell about two o'clock yester-
day, and the air was much pleasanter
afterwards. 1t was a sun-shining
shower, and indicates more rain to-
day.
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PosEY COUNTY WATERMELoNs.-
The FIRST Posey County watermelons
of the season made their appearance
in this city yesterday morning. They
are of fair size, and look sound and
healthy, but they are held at high
igures-ffty cents each.
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FOE SALE.
TWO BRICK HOUSES AT AUCTION
For CffY order.

DK ORDER OF THE BOARD en-
80 Trustees OF the Publlc Schools on the
CITY of Evansville, there viii be Sold at
auctiOns at the cOurt-h0use door m the
city of Evansville, on the 10Th day ofIuiVr
1868, At 2 O'ci0eg HM., the BRICK SCHOOL
HOUSE and premises fronting on Main
Street at It's terminus, al the outer bound
r OF the city. The lot ls a little Irregular
In share. the average width being I'D 1eel7
and the average length 50 feet being large
enough for three retail stores, and the
schOOl-house, being about tne centre OF
the lot, can be used as one.
Also, at the same time and place, and by
the same order, viii be sold the HIGH
SGHOOLBUILbING ard premises, known
as the Old Baptist Church corner Clark
and Centre Streets. The lot is 90 by SIS feefs
minus q little point of one corner. The
house Is Is substantially built brick, ttHE
stories, Is 20 feet wide BY 90 feet long isa
comfortable church for n small cOngreBa
ton or II might easily be converted into
two stores, OF a house for manufaeturlnE
purposes.
Ter ms-Pnrchase price OF both lots pay
able IN efV ordeTg al par.
HEf %. . JOHN W. FOSTER,
Jyl4 dtd Secretary School Board
lCourier, Union, and Democrat copy tiIL
alH HHt4 dmte.1
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70

RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
WILEY carrying the mall, leaves at A. N,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 7P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at z A. M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by zP. M.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
cept Sundays at a. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by 2 P. NJ
To NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
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COMING SOUTH,
Tarre Haute and IndianspOlis.
FROM TERRE HAUTE
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
PROM ~VINCENNEs.


TO LOUIsvILLE.-EVery MONDAY ana
Sotor5ev at 10 o'clock AM. Every Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday, anu SATURDAY at o
70 C~AIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 8
O'Clock p. M.
and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. M. Every
Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock P. II.
To EASTPORT. Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock p. h.
To HESDERsoN-Daily. except Sundays,
ut 3 o'clock Pm.
10 NAsHvLLLE-Every Thursday at four
rn NTRNTsurs- f-raakiv
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ADOLPH WAGNER,
Umbrella Manufacturer,

WAS REMOVED HIS EsTARLISH.
- ment to THIRD STREET, between
Vine and Division, near the Catholic
Church. He will be glad to see his old
customers at his new stand.
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WANTED.

a GENTS WANTED - For the b=gt
Il LiUes 0f Grant and C0BuE vet issued
COMPLETE IN VOLUME, by Hon. %. b.
Mansfield, widely known as @ IT,. d. M
o. the O~tnclnnati Gazette, and Veteran
OBSERVER Of the New York Times). Two
edlAonsi .E7lgttsh and German elegantly
Illustrated with hD10kemutic 1EHe Pave.
Steel Portraits aud numerous Irg57Q fuU 3es
counts oIL1ves with Republican Platform
ana LETTERS OF Acceptance Price I070. 10
SUIT the Jhnesi large profit to Agents. For
Territory Vest OF Indiana. apply 10 lnr
western once R. g.. Lambert, Superlu-
Iendent, =. Q. Drawer 10. BIoGminutOn.
Inlnols.. East OF Illinois, apply to R. W.
carroll y Co, Publ hers, Cincinnati, %.
Jy4 4wd1raW 4tW
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Sale of Wharfboat at Auction.

III the LIST day of August, 1868, between 10
O'Clock AM. and 4 O'Clock PM, on board
the wharfboat of Hubbs, Patrick 81 Co,
at the Evansville wharf, sell at public
auction said Wharfboat and fixtures,
chairs, Office furniture, dunna2e. and
fencing. Terms of sale -Ons-third the
purchase money is payable in cash, one
third at four months. and one-thfrd at
eight months, the purchaser giving notes,
with approved security.
f. w. PATRICK,
Lfquidator of Hubs, Patrick & Co.
jy20 dt3l
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MOFHERss MOTHERsI MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. WinslOW's Soothing SyrIp,
FOR children TEETHINg-

This aluable preparation has been used
with HeUeT Jdasng SUCCESS IN M0ugauds o.
cases.
IL not only relieves the child from min.
but ~fnvigOrates the stomach and bowels.
sOiteSta aciutt3 anu gives tone n energy
TO the whole system. 1t VIII also instanfly
Jel1eVeG RfPIRG ~ TIE BOWHLs and WrNu
COLIC.-... rl
We believe II Is the best and stregt ys.s-
edy IN the gO0TT8 In all cases OF DUgeg fs.st
and DtGrrh6d IN Children, whether arlsinF
from teethtng or any other cause.
Full directions for using win aceombmg
each bottle.
Be sure ana call for MRS WINSIOlVH
SOOIHlN6 SYRUP," having the f1o-tfm.
tie OF CURTIS PERKINS" on The out.ide
Je24 d4W6m
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FOR RENT.

TOR REET-A TWO-SFBRK BRUK
DWELLING, centrally located
tanning seven rooms kitchen, and
inquire Of VICTOR BTSCH.
Juneli u Auditors once
E0Ek RENE-STORES-Th two new
= stores on Market Street, etwee Los
Gust ana Walnut would make "a drst-ra Ia
stand Tor = boarding-h0use and a=
yafnr the LOB being % by 40 feet 10 sy
are well adapted to either store oil dwell
ing purposes, or both combined. III apa
piled for soon, they Will be lifted 40 10
snlL Ine applicant Inquire OF SAMUEL
VICKERY, or at the store of
juns DIFF IS Main Street,
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I understand that parties have been
ca nvassing the city claiming to be my
agents. No one has any authority 20 So
licit work for me, and all those claiming
to be my employees are tmposters.
ma23 dim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

IL is as difficult to extinguish a raging
lever as a raging Ore; but you can prevent
q MULTIPLICATION by rendering yOur DIV ell-
Ing ure-pIoof, and you can prevent an
attack OF eve by 1nvfgOratIng and piri-
Tying your house Of clay
The outside pressure upon the coneti-
tuition and the vital powers. at n sea-
son Is tremendous. Every pore of Inc
millions which cor er the surface of the
body IS a drain upon its substance aud lbs
~trength To meet this depletion. to keen
Up the Stamina under suCh a constant u1f-
now OF dissolvtng flesh, a tonic and inylg-
GRANT Is absolutely necessary: and time.
Inag trles all things, has proved that HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTFRS fmr4rf
q degree of strength and resistant power
70 the oVertaXed vital forces which Is un-
by any other known means
elect OF this inestfmable vegetn JIe
preparation rs 10 increase the appetite. le-
ceierAte digestion. tone the seCretive orr
cams give hrmness 10 the nerves. Do u tfv
the blood, cheer the spirits. and, by tuus
rallytnR all the forces Of the body, N Die
Ito 0eIy the e~nerVating influence of he
neat and pass tfiumphantIy through the
Trying ordeal OF h Summer months. As
q saIeguard against epidemies, and "a r5-
VentlEe OF the feebleneRs, Iassitude. nd
proslration of which so many complain ah
TINS season. IL has a national reputal on
1ounded on twenty-five years OF mini er-
rupted and unequaled success.
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This splendid Hair Dye Is the best I'm the
world; b only true and perfect I've.
harmless, reliable, Instantaneous: no .lis-
dies the MI effects of bad dyes;- invipors.Iss
and leaves the Hair soft and beautL.ut-
otdcE or orOlg7. Sold by all DRUGGISTS .u.f
Perfnmerss and properly applied al ia che
elors Wig Factory, No. Is Bond ST. ed.
sew Aofk- lap3O q
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LOST.

T OST-COW -Btrayed from my resi-
aA denceB on ina corner OF Walnut ar 4
Second Streets on Thursday night last. q
large black COW, about 3 years old. VITA
horns; large white beats. II thin &
there IS Q crop OF each ear and a slit tF
swallow FORK IN each. She has q large bass
is 2 good mixer; Is kind ana gentle. ST s
lett q young cali al home. ANY one Fs@
turning said COW 10 me viii be liberal
rewarded. l5eI7I HIRAM -. READ.
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Residence and Farm for Sale.

THE REsEDENCE of the late DE-
Thomas Runcie VIII be sold AZ private
sale. said taftm contains 400 acres, with
ments. 10 is o one mile from.
inSies station, on the u, q e. r.. r., aut
Ten miles from this city For further par
nculArs apply at DR. NJ. T. Buncfeis Once.
NO ~ ttrst Street, Evansville. fv8tf.
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CATTLE STEALING. BY our ex-
changes we notice that cattle stealing
is coming much In vogue in different
parts of the country. In the vicinity
of Terre Haute it is carried on largely
by men under the guise of emigrants.
At the last term of the Wander
burgh Circuit Court, it will be re-
membered that a man named Con-
trell was sent to the p~enitentiary for
stealing two steers from Julius Cat
lett, in the lower bayou. Yesterday
morning a man, who said he was from
the Deighborhood of Black Hawk
Mills, Posey County, sold a fine steer
in this city for $50. Persons who
saw the steer, and who are judges of
the value of cattle, say the animal is
worth $50, and the low price at which
heis sold leads to a suspicion that it
was stolen. Butchers should be care
fui Interference to the persons from
whom they purchase cheap cattle.
Honest farmers re-not likely to sell
steers at one-third or even one-haIf
their real value.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

DIFFERENCE In PRICES IN FAMILY
THREE YEARS AGO AND
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Mtbital.
Corporation NOiit;s.
NOTICE.-PnI

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is
hereby eyen the osuefs occupant o Of AZ
houses and lots improved u9impfoed nds M
completed ADD
de of Board for examination by al peft0s INTERESTED
80. - to+t ...r.. 10
For building in 33l ard j5hs'reet' non i A''n' "
And through Ilth avenue With branch IN 10Th avenue .
2Pof building 18th ard 7Sihtuec b."'h % ana '
avenues with branches q 9Th avenue. -,
3FoT building tihayenne non 9b suet " aDu 'o'kh
san street. o. 80 feet Of 9Th avenue
The limits embraced by such ie al the several houses
and lot. Of ground lots parcels ~ lava situated on
s-Roi Of Jji sod 35e,is from 10th 70 a'une' ht
roth d,s OF 10Th % also both tdes ~
lh.s,rnue, from 3li 10 j6tb-streeIs al.
2d-Both 10th !, u e. tb Avenues also TIE
east ,tde Of from 18th % 7lthtirtets
9Both ~ 9Th from SO o. :fh streets also the r"
,Se 81 5j street; both fdes ~ 54h 55 5ih, Bah. and @
streets from 6h the north ie - so stree. and
IN l.s of 5ith 18Th from ath 70 ttaytnges
Interests affected bT the above named as'
, aud who opposed 10 the either OF en are requested
No esent their Objections writing JACOB y OAKLEY Chairman
Of he osrd of Of their omce No 81 Chsmher,r base
t w. tf House within hy da,s from the date 81 L notice
JACOB +. OAKLEY. ,
ISAAC q. Hunt
one Rosrl Of Astssof NeS Courtou'e March 30 1883
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK
CIRARED.

CLEARED.
Htreh Orleans George Hssbhstn
Gss Yes Orleans, Huntsville CIove s.,nuAh San y,erS A.
tn Savannah; Emily sender 6oy .hsrss'o5i oea@P9a' &
Rs.rss E..bern c. Aoeaar Lawrence Richmond VALLEY C
Basoei Gsaeas Morgan Boston AeushOe Kelly New Beior5
ships-Prma Donna Miner san faneeo soent br Nios Lon
DOB B.s.-su Tasl..va .s P.rss.r Csd caaen, Pains e.
W GSths tB DIanmOnd Ms'ABIA' Palmetto Ho"l.nd se-'B"
s BAKE, ycS o s.t IN, Gie, altar Ss o.,
an 81 ThSm.. ana M,sfD0 c,n Ps.r.os M.,stI.. -
H. A. Pitt CBr Locke Bermuda Susan Dppe,n Tuner B.lime
SSSs seG Po Da r Sa.fsi saa Bf Gai
JoSs = R sampson samson New Orleans Wa sutton Lss
Norfolk Eul Durham BaltmSrs EdTbn Ine Mi%nG19n Bow
Hull Providence; America REYNOLDS Bristol j. Han psrsd hsf'
en- iObbis, Stamford
and crT ssb iHs. IS miles Oh hshifp sTose r
Nevbuypo from Providence for Philadelphia 'ehr D.
steamship Union tB,s@ Bremen March = -nA Se't
bark rugged British steamer With red funnel With ets
Sss.$ bsosd " - i Ga & Ss SSi
vi nth vI .' s1 ass1s ' m SGSS 3 and B. m
me Aso. Mackenzie Marh "a go miss esl
Of Steamship ss unei States Soton New ossn a.rcs 81 ud
pass samuel Stevens 2sih mst ats vi baIHegA' pasted
steamship Virgo Baey' savannah md,e and Mar PERI.
henee for Eev-6eansi 18Th of csDe hAieF bak John Gra
steamship Moore Wallace, Sevberu. C.. mise and
Bark Palestine (Br MscaOsh Palermo Feb H. fruit Ie Psr,
ton i Co.
ARRIVED. Sunday. March %.
Steamship wImsus Fish, New Bedford nde s1d pass 10 f1
wood.
SAILED.
s,.su,hp, City Of Baltimore TAnf and Erin Liverpool. Gsos
Wasngtoa and Gen Grant NewOeap Ssn yscBts snd Hu'.
aud Champion Charleston faosris Vi
mbgtou ~ c. Ellen Terry Terry, Ne-bsrn Abemars Morrill,,
&c ship Energy, LverpOOl brig Jane yacht Challeage
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Lhtship Relief 70 this for and 10
stationed on wreck o The steamship Scotland The
.ary repairs snd lights he arranged
the Delaware which reported
.drn 2lst wds In her position the 10Th.
The Black Ledge and Goshen Reef LonY sti
Sound replaced Monday m b. the United States sclr
beam.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The European and West Indian vessels which sryed Of s pot -
day had encountered severe snd been seisS' damaged
thereby
DOMESTIC PORTS
NKwLoyDos March 2aAui'sd steamship CITY 81 rro New
~ Hsock Rvsrbesd discharge. soop Harvest, Nels B,
TO-; TTansit, for Greenpot, 10 discharge
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA 28-Ssed steamship Missouri Palmer fof Ns-
York . 80 =,
which Hewiark the llth Inst arrived IN the Thames late
evening OF the 20 this port
DISASTERS.
schr (r) from Boston for HahI. total, rsbsI
on SealI Island 26ih inst
schr m g. Bird recently sshor. Nag. Head ~ ca
the Atlantic Fort Nos 2tth mat She foaa
be but little injured by her long stay on the bar
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VIEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Ias- SIMMER RRASGENBSr. leeL
COMMENCING JUNE 3. 1861
p.,,,, s,uon N New yori corner and Toah
ave- Entrance on Twenty ssTenthTt

TRAINS LEAVE NBwYORS: ,
For ard Bridgeport. 100 AGO (bIl DD m IAis
TI) 40 (EIl, as. 30 and 400 tn ?. u.
Milford straod Fairfield, Southport and Nspor ~" A''
4 N. a45, $50 p -. ,.,,,r, "a ~
fsr Dsr.p o. 500 ii 70 a. N. 3G5. 40. so m. 49,
Por stanford SEQ (I 800 lilo lzlo thrb Sl' -"
(Er) as 40 EI) go so. 630. 500 lEI) 2 IN, ois
Por Gr.eussb and intermediate stations 'OO sN INV Nj ~
W. wv CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via nugaed 8oo a (EI J. 400 (EI 400
For Boston via shore Line, l7l3 tBI y 40 p -, ono
Hartford ard Springfield 500 (kH RIB 800 (EIl aN
Connecticut River Railroad 500 (EI l2l3 to Mon
trsa. 30O D. m. Northampton 80. - , - =. -
FOR Hartford Providence F,hk Railroad zoo EL) n 2l'
For New Haven London StOungtOn Railroad at 800
u IS 400 500 m.
FOR Canal Railroad. Il? IS p N. u Northampton
For Hou,atouie Railroad 900 a. 800 m.
Nor Naugstnek Railroad eco a. 900 m
For Dsn6ury snd Norwsk Railroad 100 900 a m, 1Dr n
'"HHoN''es ''''P"h INIT
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qurt GarNm's gutic.

trlrE NFw.Yosk
PoSI.wLRpxSs OTyIcI, No. - wilsssi
NOTICE Ia hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section o. the 40 passed Agl u is1 entitled hs Al"
having change Of The subj VI
survey thai the following vessels
the Port WAntens that the said eIsnnaa
pecd within succeeding Eotes
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SuarS and Eocms.

BOARD WANTED-Permauently by gen
tran Room, from the 18th Of April fol- board
Tor lady location Eighth and Twentieth ss and BoadSAy and
Sevruthave Address das stating terms which must he
moderate. H., Boz No. 1915 Post Ohce.
COUNTRY BOARD at moderate rates, from
~ middle middle Of June, at the Knob House Cornwall
Landing. the Hudson JACOB COkhS
yNANTED-BOARD in the COUNTRY, from
l MAY, in ,tcy private family for gentleman hdy
three children, and Address stating lowest terms ahe 10
caity. BOX No 400 T. q.
OS0 WEST FIFTEENTH-ST.-A private
sPp family has nicely Furnished back PAROh on hT'' ho0E 70
LET without Beard, ueghborhood good; terms mcderae
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0YG ISLAND RAILROAD-Win A

I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-Wln inter At
i r,ug.m.ut-Changr OF Time-LeNe Jamesslp: m Mail
tran o Greenpor all connecting at hno wta
trips fof e and Henped II Syosset passenger uao
and all stations Express train for kner heh H.
so.,et aud Glen passenger an and all yaysatoai IN,
Psras and passenger train, and for North lsip si'u
days enly. NJ, o.,s. - .,,ix.. =,
uarts,. Point Al (. 20 D. n To take eject EoV T. 1861
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Aussi-BlEih !. CLi's, Rtgl'isT % BaakTuPIey. --
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF lie

IN THE DISTRICT COUKI Or IIllIIIL
II UNITED STATES. EASTERN DISTRICT Of fhNNslL,
NsNiA ~ DANIEL W. EVANS ate 70 partner
JOSIAH H. PRESTON. uhisr the sm 81 D. w trANs 20 o.
1sderh. PHILADELPHIA Ia the said Dstr BANK
pt ne Ad Bnsry having under the ae, % Cosg,, "a hArh
ts petition mr discharge from all bis de po'sbe nndtf
sui for certificate thereof alleging That DO assets Lave
com. hands Of the Assgnee Is ordered that meeting Of er
Tor. l.. held on The 2l,, phi o'clock before tie
REGISTER HCBLEY ASHTON 80 AZ h. onc. No ola "ahltsti
s examination Of the sad Baulmpt vii be hpnld ana sy
second tri meetings Of creditors required ~ he h
spd 18th section, Of transacted and that Nnether
creditor asgus opposes the Register esses the Court whether
Bankrupt all things oouorme 10 bis duty under the SAID
IL What respects which oerhesie and the said eInn
sb'k other psps relating 10 the case VIII BE- died
b. the Register 10 the CLERKS oh II further ordered mat meet
aud certificate
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all creditors who
proved debts and other interest snd show
cause they Why the prayer Of the said petition should not be
grsItcI -, M,
ih. Honorable John Csdsssisr Jadgs Of The said District
aud be thereof at Philadelphia tle I'th
.S.. Of Court day March A. d. 1861 g. FOX. C!erl
...............: Attest; EDWINr CHASE, Register
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