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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04

BY Teiegrspu.1 NEW IuEK, Nay .
DRf gooDs zee ntarset IS somewhat
laugsid, owing PARTS TO tEe prevalence or
rain storms. Prices, however, FOR All staple
cottOus. are well u~aiutaLuCd. All stand
ard makes 0f heavy hr0p9E sueettnE- Such
as AtIantic aud Indian Head, l3ci Facihc
extra ana tlantic s., lSLc; Appleton A.,
l8%0i9e; and Roxbuly a., tzH; Lacouia t..
and Great Fails J. command l54c; Mass.
lin 4steady ~ 2gc for New York NILS, 25c
for Wamsutta,. and Utica; re for 1uS-
carorn: 20c for Ark wright, Matter Twist,
and Lonsdale; l@c for HIPS, Semper
Idem, aud 45c for Waltham; sac for Amos
keag; ticks steady at 3sc for a. q. A soc
for A.. &c for b.. 2ic Tor G.; aud 2lc for ID.
Z75e for Hamilton, regular; iec for Nucos-
Vile; and % for Pittshelds York stripes
bring 23LM2fJIc; American prints liLc;
AmoSkeuH, lfc; COcheco, lfl2c; Gloucester,
l8Lc; Home. Sc; York aIid Everett check
-cOLtouades. 20a4 &c.
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New York GOLD and STOCK Market

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May 2.
MoNEY-Easy aud abundant at q per
cent on call loans
SrEHfISG- Qutet NJ IOal0M.
GOLD weaker 0peutng at 1905 and
closing heavy at I39Ltfta94; export to-day,
s82l 200; tor the week, l,l3I SOL; supply Of
cash ami gold liberal, and 4MB per cent.
was paid for carrying.
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans, 1857. 62S,652; Increase, s5,3lf.Oj5
Specie, GIG, iGd,S13. increase, ei.22 BIG. Cir
%culation. a4.1If.Si3s decrease, sit2, 7SI. De-
pOsits, tlBI, los, 1885, increase. SlG,S9S6i6. Le-
gai tenders, s5T,a1},58t; increase, Vi, 1895, i62.
GovEBSMESrs-DulIi the annexed are
the4;8Q quotation: coupons Of 81, ll39ll3H
10. ~, l0TA9l0Sf do. 64, le6}aMlO0Ai do.
%. l06WalHbj6; do. new, lOo169l0S4 do.
~, l09}4@lQ9}a; lO-lOs, l0ig 1888; 7-30s, iO7A
ml0f5a.
The sub Treasurer to-day sold o1ly
slJO,UO9 OF gold. He bought 8i.OOJ, 600 Of
$50 notes atlU7js, and paid out sl,s3U.OQO IN
coin. on account OF May interest, " htch
makes a total paid out for Tie past three
days, OF nearly sl0,OJo,O0g. THIS H. about
half The amount 10 be disbursed from the
New York office. The comparatively
small shipments of specie, In the face OF
tie large disbursements by the treasury
for May Interest. attract general attention,
OF the tnterest due broad wall De invested
IN bonds Instead Of being shipped 10 Eu-
rope.
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Markell.

LoNOoN, May I'll ;t5 A. n.
COSsoLs-a3W.
BoNDs-5-20s quiet ~ 7O14; theirs un-
ehadged.
LONDON, Mas give.
CoNsots-93g6. Money 4 per cent. On ac
count.
BoNDs-5--0s 7O1sGs70h ;others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 2-Ii;l5 A.
CoTToN-Firm aud more active, and a
fraction higher; uplands On the spot 1850
i2Id; af1oat 1874, Orleans l21S9l5d.
BREADsTUFF5 Wheat easier and I'M
changed others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. May 2-Eye.
CoTToN-Easler and a fraction lower;
uplands l2akd; Orleans l21sd.
BHE psrUFFs-I.ei wheat lis 81.
PROVISIONS Pork Bjs Od; b1ef steady.
pRopCCE = cas- i9s.
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Louisville Market.


By Telegreoh.l LoUfsvrLLE. May ..
-onACCo-Sales SO hhds. OF f4ll rates
Tugs. s. 2546 10; common 20 medium leaf,
IS 25QI % 90; fair 10 owen County cutting
sI7I2 70.
FLoUlt - Sapernne Gs 1905 90; mncy al
sl2 75gl8 ..
WHEAT So c5n2 90.
OATs-T9aSec.
CORN ~ ShelIed and in ear, SSm90C
RYE-s2 1902 Is
MALT-s2 S042 90.
I~ARD-l9c.
Mass poRE<-S29 90.
BACoS-Shoulders, l494cs clear rib sides,
lI&e, and clear sides, 1910.
BULK MEATs-SLoulders l34c, clear sides
I7ltc.
WHIsRY-Dull: raw free, SO 20.
CoTToS-S0c for mtddlinR.
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WONEr8RY s |eOaNEBClAL

To COUNTRY MERcifASrs.-M direct tRc
attention especially 81 country merchants
to the superior fteinaes Of the JouRSAL
Company Gor printing Fancy Posters and
an Kinds Of mercantile worn, viz. Bin
Heads. Cards, Circulars, sc. Orders for
work can be sent through amy Of the
Evansville merchants.
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Hnnsa and Lnf at Anetion.

~ WILL SELL At PUBLIC AUG
lion. ON the premises, on the 4th day OF
Nav. 1864, at 3 O'Clock IN b afternoon, on
Leet St., Lot No. y, Block NO. y Lambseo'
on which is a good two-story frame house
with seven rooms. stable, n out-houses
Size Of lot. u 10y 100 feet. Terms OF safe
One-third cash, one-third IN SIX mouths
and one-third In twelve months IIoH
date, with interest.
ap2g dtl
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dwelling House Tor Sale.

UTtLL be sold on accommodating
terms Lot No. g, in Block NO. 2, in
the Southern Enlargement of Evansville,
on which Is a new snd fine two story
frame dwelling, with stable and other OUT
buildings, being the late residence Of JACOB
il. Miller, on Chandler Street.
Apply az the Evansville National BauE
to SAMUEL BAYARD, Wee Prest.
marc II
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FOR SALE.

-OR SALE -HOUsE-The fine dweli-
fsg house ON the corner Of ftrsl street
md Fulton venue. Lot 30 feet rOnt on
Fulton VENUE, running back TO feet on
First street. Good stable aud other OUT
buildings on the preF1ises. The property
VIII be sold cheap. Enquire OF
CHAS. GCHAUM s. Co,
Cor. Fourth st. aud Fifth Az, Lamasco,
or Oh GEORGE WOLFLiN,
ap25 dim Mt. Vernon. Ind.
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District Court OF the United states, 2
For the Dist let of Indiana. ]


In the matter OF Robert X. Dunkerson,
Alexander Wilson, and Emile Schocn-
laub-In Bankruptcy.
A a. = O'CLOCK PM. ON TUESDAY,
-. May 18TH, AID. 1868, the Undersigned
as Assignee Of the above-named parties,
VIII Ouer at public sale, in front OF the
court house Ia the city of Evansville, the
following described property, TO wttt
So shares, OF Sl0O each, Of the capital
Memphis. Tenn;
I.4Oth interest IN the Evansville and
Louisville Mail Line;
LQ-39thS interest in thes steamer Armada :
Fl Interest in three large frame ware
houses on the corner OF Eighth md Lo-
Gust streets, opposite the 4. q @. Railroad
freight depot;
200 shares, Of $40 each, OF the capital
stock ia the Fountain OH Company OF
New York;
~ shares Of the capital stock OF the
Evansville Public Hatl Company Opera
Housed.
Terms OF SAFE, cash.
PHILIP G. d ECKER,
may2dtd Assignee.
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Honses and Lot at Auction.

w WILL ELL At AUCFfONs non.
day, May 4th. 1853. az the courthouse
door H. Evansville. at 2 o'clock M.i Lot
NO. s. Block No. 4, Eastern enforcement,
ON which are two frame building with
i've rooms; lot 20 by 100 feet. Ierms-sjO0
cash the Balance in SIX ana Twelve
months. with interest.
HIRAM NELSON, A~uctioneer.
anon dtd
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WANTED.

WKTANTED-AGENT-A experienced
Life Insurance man as District Agent
Tor n Life Insurance Company which Is
already well established, and has a large
bKsiness in other portions of the state.
/Address. with references In Indianapolis
nuoQ dkVVlW
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rrTANTED-AGENTS-T To sell the
Ml IINE or EAERAL NJ

~ LIE or GENERAL GRANT,
" John $. {. Abbott. This work viii be
illustrated with three fine steel ~eugrayLngs
and eight maps, printed In tint, and sold
only los subscription. Agents VIII md
thfs q work that viii sen Itself. The sub
iect. author. aud the fine style in which
the b, ok viii be published cannot fan to
insure for a an enormous and rapid sale.
LiberaI terms TO good agents. Price TO
suit The times. We are now ready to as
sign territory. WHITE, CORBIN, BOWIE
Co. Publishers, 40 Walnat, Street, Gin
%cinnati, ohio. MARI ull
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DIR. A.

Formerly OF HopRinsviile, Ky)
Oners Is professional services 70 the citt-
*. + OF Evansville.
Residence on Third. between Cherry aud
Oak Streets.
Once over the POst-Cmoe. fse2 dSn
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FOR RENT.

ToV RENT-STORE-EOOM "A nne
store-room, No. - Main Street, be-
tween econ and Fhird. now occupied by
Vicbery Brothers, suitable for a Wholesale
or retail store. A lease viii be given FOR
two. three, OF five years. For part culars
inquire OF John Enrich Oh the widow OF
VIM. unrIch.
apEdtf lizzie EMRICH.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04

Tho Presidential Campaign of 1sG3
promises to be one OF ne most inter
esting and exciting in the history IS
the country. The issues 10 be dis.
cussed and determined By the people
are Of the greatest moment 20 ths
peace and prosperity Of the Nation.
II is highly important that the voters
be properly informed and thoroughly
posted on the political situation. The
most effective way to accomplish this
is to place 10 their hands q sound and
reliable Republican newspaper.
In order 10 enable the active Uni0n
men of Southern Indiana ADD illinois
and Western Kentucky TO ecure for
the WEEKLY JOURNAL a wide
circulation IN their respective neigh
%borhoods, W. have placed the terms
for the Campaign al
UNPREGEDFNTEDLY LOW RATES
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04

HOR SALE FARM. IL have n nrst-
rate little farm OF so acres, n mile
rom poonvife. Ind: 50 acres improved,
md IS acres good timber; One-story beck
1ouse barn, stock sheds three cistcfns,
and good fences-ali upland and ia good
,ondttlon-good for an kinds OF 0Fffht and
Tuits / viii sell this arm chcUp, or eN
,hange IL for city property. Several gem
mare dtf ALNAH Johnson
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II r Nj O v a j..
a. @. PUSHEE

Has returned to his l. STAND, No. 1
MAHN STREET, established in lS46,)
with a new stock OF Varieties, Fancy
Goods, Toys, Notions, Musical Wares,
Children's Cabs, Baskets, &C, All Of which
Will be sold at fair prices. lmay2 DIV
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04
PROFESSOR MATTHIAS,
On MONDAY, May 4, IS6S,
40 TURNER HAIL.

~ ILItNtlI HALLs
Prof. Matthias has accepted the Offer, ana
concluded to reduce the price of admission
20 80 cents "a person. Reserved seats "a
cents-to be had at Warren & COnyngton.s
Music store. ticket to be had at h. Cells
Music store, Fish 4 Barriers TOO Store,
Sc3llaepfer's Drug store, and AT the door.
maya d2t THE COMMITTEE.
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WANTED.
WANTEB-AGENTS.

Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Evansville Library AssO-
citation.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders OF the Evansville Library
ASSOCIATION VIII be held at the Library
Rooms MONDAY EVENING, May llth,
.s6S. az ~ O'Clock M. for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year aud reorgani-
zation OF the Association on "a more APP
proved basis. JOHN u. ROCHE,
may2 d2t Secretary.
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WEEKLY JOURNAL

Is the LARGEST and OLDEST
NEWSPAPER in this section, ar,
Is ia all respects
Equal to any Paper in the Wes
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04

HOR SALE A secondhand twelve
horse power portable engine and
BOILER. and all the tools necessary (ot the
oest %inventiOnl for boring oil wells; also,
eleven hundred feet OF hauser-r9pe All OF
which viii be sold together OF separate, 10
suit purchasers, very low. Address
FISHER, BUSKfRk &Go..
Commission Merchants, Evansville, md.
febE n
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A STORY EVERY WEEK

Let every friend of the Union, ol
Free Institutions, and Of the True
Principles Of Government, push Tor
ward the good work by securing Tor
the CAMPAIGN JOURNAL a wide circu
latiou.
County and Township COMMITTEES
Should al once commence Q canvass
70 place a copy in the hands Of every
Republican and doubtful voter.
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CHANCE TO GET PLEASANT HOMES
ARCmER's ENLARGEMENT,


N the northeast portion Of the city, has
ust been laid out into lots, and Is offered
or sale
T REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
This property Is situated conveniently
o the business portion nt the city, not
ar from the Main Street line of street
Railr ad. and any OF said line
may he expected to run close TO it. IA
ground Is
Ugh, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. It lies west Of
the LOngWorth Tract the location OF the
proposed City Park. and adtotns II, and IS
nsi de the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish TO puf-
chase eligible building lots, at inir prices,
TO apply imm tdiatoly.
For further particulars, Inquire Of
LII a. SCH BERT,
Real Estate Agents.
West Corner Main aud Third streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER,
aarI3 Mayors ONCE.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING BY JHE DAY or
- WEEK. at
MRS. r.. NJ. BURNs's.
Streets, Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
Of day boarders can still be accommoda-
ted. MRS. r. N. BURNS.
utar0tf
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NJ. T. Y o N,
New Opera House Corner.
oRPOAIT1 sHERWooDiHousE
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GRAND
THE CAR & CARPENTER
AT THE
Turner Hall.

The Evansville Orchestra and Lieder-
krauz viii lender % BENEFIT 70
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
a SPLENDID Farm OF ts ACHES,
- an fhp cdne Of Che city Of Evansville.
Indiana. This farm IS ia full view of the
city. IL IS In n high state OF CULTIVATION,
has one of the finest dwelling houses Ia
the country, entirely new, good barn, sta
bles aud AL necessary outbuildtugsi ana q
splendid selection of almost every variety
ers, AMI plenty OF good water. 10 VIII be
JoId~ altogether, or The improvements with
\ mart of the land. For further partIcu-
lars inquire or ALNAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
au28-3tm.
TOR SALE-SEED OArs-21O0b ushet
Chicago Seed Oats.
marli dtt BAIEp q STARE.
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MS ADVERTISEHENTS.

CoroRer's inquest, No. SO.
RRELD an TAEE RODK OF a NE
A, gro man, name unknown, whose
body was found below the Henderson
Ferry, ia Union Township, Nandeiburg
CounN. State OF Indiana, on h md
day of May, 1865. Tine jury, betgs duty
sworn. find that tue deceased came TO his
death by drowning AT the time of his
death he was about 30 years old, . feet 10
Inches hight gray caSiuet pants, bLue
yyoolen shirt, efay cashmere vest, coarse
Htoga shoes. Nothing found on body.
SAMUEL r. HAVLIN,
Coroner Vanderburgh County.
Evansville. May 2, 1868. W.T.
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n the northeast portion Of the city. has
or sale
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STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
From and after this date the several
Evansvllle and Cairo packets win carry
fretuGts 20 All points hence to Cairo AT
. cents FER hundred pounds.
II. 4. D. &TEE,
Commanding steamer QutckStep.
BEN. no VAR
Commanding steamer cumberland.
a. N. DUSDUCHET,
Commanding teauler Armada
AprilS 8. 1868. l0Hrs dtt
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The fine, deet steamer
OLLIE %ELLENAN
iJfaGal@J. r. Hug Master;
VIM. II. Igo. Clerk,
Leaves Tor GraYviile and All WaDash River
way landings THIS DAY, Monday, May
4th. at JPN.
For freight or passage apply on board.
May8 at
FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
The magnificent Dean Line =" steamer
SAM. =. HALE,
LaiMNSE VIM. i. Walker, Master;
Ha44 Ed. Miller, Clerk,
win leave this day for the abpye-named
aud q ports.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to W. G.. BROWN y co,
mayid1t Agents.
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During the Campaign, the discus
sion of POLITICAL QUESTION:
will receive the most prominent atten-
ton but the past high reputation 81
the JOURNAL win be maintained With
undiminished interest as a
commercial and Family Paper
IL viii contain the LATEST
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS full
MARKET REPORTS, SPECIAL
CORR STATE
NEWS ITEMS, LITERARY and
RELIGIOUS MATTERS, and
A STORY EVERY WEEK
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DOARDING-Can be obtained, by the
10 day or week. by calling at Mrs. SAN
SONS, on Eighth Stree between Walnut
and Chestnut streets. laps div
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IT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
LITERARY ITEMS.

"DOubly False" is the title of fresh SEN
saton novel" by Mrs Ann stephens about TO be pub
Nshed by T. B. Peterson Brothers.
Hurd g. HOughtOn announce new OOok OF
travels in preparation from the pen Of the Rev. Andrew
r Prabodv D. D. of Harvard College, entitled Remin-
essences OF European Travel"
The Oueen has intrusted the work of trans
Mating her Journal into Welsh language TO the hands
az the Rev J. Jones, Vicar Of LandyssiliOGogo near
Iampeter who is said TO be tlrstrate Welsh scholar
Eldredge s. Brother of Philadelphia, have
in press new work. by Professor Hart of the NewJer-
ssy state Normal school, entitled, In the SchOOlrOOm
o. Chapters on the Philosophy OF Education
A new novel is announced for speedy publi-
cation by Mr. Richard b. Kimban the popular author Of
"St Leger," Romance of Student Life Abroad and
other successful works OF fiction The title, Henry
Powers Banker; How he achieved a Fortune ana nov
ne Married. is Cleu to its character and promises Soi0
spicy Illustrations OF the mysteries of Wailst.
The Copyright Association will Immediately
publish the addresses made at the Hall OF the Hlstolea
Socety by Mr. Bryant Mr. Greeley, Drs OSgoo9
Srlafi iiober and others. The volume VIII nu nu.uo ~
purant historical facts and statistics lls!Tais Ho U
whole subject Of literary properly, ana VIZ DV ~
claimed. an exhaustive and conclusive aHs"c4 " '0 q"
garments OF Nr. Carey.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
lsSL SUMNER ARRANGEMENT lts1
COMMENCING JUNE J. lS6L
Passenger Station New York Twesr seventh e. ard fesh
Entrance 4 Twenty seVeuthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YoRl

TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK;
Fer New Haven and Bridgeport LOO a0o (kI Hoa ~ lAls
(kLl 400 (Exl, 34j A3o ani 500 (EI) -. -. =, "A
Fer Milford. Staoi fairfield Southport ana "s'p"h ""' H."
for ScT.aI Zoo aco Cp1l 900 n@A n laIs EIl, aoo EIh
a45. 30 (Erl % a00 tkxl p
Var Dares 90 400 n. 70 : m AS, 41, SOP -. -.
"a, 81 NOV, al 400 ny y 9O L30 2lS tklb Lla ~
Nrl aF5 4 81 (lsrl 20 So 6a, 500 tEr) p 9ts
Fog Grsnwch intermediate stations LsO SVe IL" ~ -
3tS, 40 80. go p H.,,.,,y,,r,vo rp.,xs
For via spru gaeld, s0o n (Ea 80 tEih ~we
or sS,eo or ~. a.. slS5s 400 ~ G is 2Ss CEr te
.. atx.
hesl 500 n. "a TO Northampton. a., M. ,ss
For Hartford PUulenee. aud fSokh ha'hoaa "V" '0A'
For HewH,rsu LondOn and SOuirgtOn Railroad" &" n
T. Is, AGO AGO p IN.
For Canal Railroad lalS p N. TO Northnap,cs
For Housxtouic Railroad, 800 a. m. $40 3. IA
Nor Eaaratuck Railroad, 600 m, 500 p N
Por Danhury and NoPp ak Railroad, 90 $40 n A0p
NoMhA"~i"W Se'f"s IIMRS HOYr NpG
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

NEW BOOKS.
OLD DECCAN DAYS;
Or HINDOO FAIRY LEGENDS CURRENT IL SOUTH INDIA
Collected Tradition ~ FEEKE A charming Juvenile
Illustrated. lCmo. Fine cloth. 81 %
We cordially recommend the volume - London AIerslm
DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
Angelic concerning Divine Providence By EvrgL
FvrpEvBoEe Translated by r. ~ Fo,TEE Dem so Tinted paper
Fjre coil 81 E.
DISCIPLINE,
Ard other By The Rev CHARLES kNGsLEr Rector Of
E,er.ley &c. &C. l6mo. Fine cloth ~ 15
For BY Booksellers generally viii be sent by mail postage free
On receipt efPnce, by
J. B. LIPPINCOTr & Co. Publishers,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. -.

Jsmes-sip
.Or Grcerport aDd all except Wilos Tree.
eoruscting az Mineoa Glen Cove and Hempstesd
Norhpo passenger trains and all stations sle-pi WI.
low Tree.
3P ~ Express for RvertsAd and Or GreupOri sATuR'
DAYS onlV.
a. NJ Hothrort passenger train and al wayoss
X Nineoa with trains tor Hempsteud aud Glen Cove.
s30D North Ilp, passenger train, and al saous
Sunday Excursion Tan leaves Hunters Point for NoTthOT a.
arrives Hunters Point At 1908 NJ To als essei Apnl 70
1 ID, en
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PARIS ,u PETIT s.. THOMAS
RUIZ DU BAG, p. ~ 81 o. %. RUE DE- LCNlNBRSlrE rs
This House established upward Of 80 univ eTsA known and
famed the Establishments Paris which thorough on1
dence placed In s immense premises which all foreigners
visit will he found the complete assortment Of
sILKS-RIRsT NOVELTIES.
INDIA AND FRENCH CACIIENIRB SHAWLS
WOOLRSS, LACE. LINGERIE
READY-MApB ARTICLES fOR LADIES,
MANrLES CLOAKS FURS
COTTON AND THREAD sTUfFS
HOSlRRY GLOVES
RIBBONS
CARPETS, TRIMMINGS,
AND ARTICLES OF FURNITURE, ke, ke
WEDDING OUTFITS.
ENGLISH ASSISTANTS FIXED PRICE.
DIAPER HANGINGS at Cents u Roll. Win
dow Shades 81 50 pair; Holland shades In fs class
E also Petares fnsd to order H. HARRISON $40 Grand
bet RsseI and Norfolk
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9tb 31ubIitatiuus.

s--.-
A NEW VOLUME OF APPLETONs CHEAP
~ EDITION or TlB WAVBRLRi NOVELS
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GLOBE EDITION OF SCOTS POEMS
THB
POETICAB WORKS
OF
SIR WALTER SCOTT, BART.
CONTAINING
LAY oP THB LAST MlSSTREJ
MARNuON ROKEBY,
LADY or THE LAKE nos RUDEElCK,
BALLADS, LYRICS, AND SONGS
With Life ofthe Author
Vol l6uo Illustrated Printed Tinted Paper Pdoe 81 80
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

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New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

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