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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-14
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Lamps, LOOking-Glasses.
No. % First Street,

We receive our Queensware direct from
the Potteries OF Stahordshfre, England,
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong to our customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKLN BROS q CO., of Stafordshire,
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market of their cele GRATED STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepar ed t
supply the trade.
1857 Consult your own interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. tanl
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10 THE WORKING CT. SSH am prepared
to furnish all CLASSES with constant eLn-
nl0vrnent at their homes, the whole Of bhe
time, or for the spare moments. -hhslhess
new, light and profitable FIFTY cents 70
s5 per evening is easily earned by persons
Of either sex. and the boys and girls earn
r,earIy as rnuch as mep. Great induce
n1entS are offered those who will devote
their Whole time to the business; anu IIlaI
every ners0n who sees this notice, may
send me theie address and test the busl-
ness for themselves, I make the following
unparalleled offer: TO all who are not well
satisfied with the business, I viii SEND u 10
pay for the trouble of wiring me. uII
particulars. directions, 80, sent iee.
sample sent by mail for. 10 cts. Address Il.
G. ALLEN, Augusta, Me. 2
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Just What You Want.

WIPE HAVE IN STORE THE roll
w lowing, in prime condition, which
is offered to the trade:
% barrels JOwls. In brine; 1E4
725 Hams, in bulk;
so tierces No. 1 Kettle rendered Lard;
% kegs No. l kettle-rendered Lard;
so bags Potatoes;
800 bags Oatg:
40 b gs Redtop Seed:
Is barrels choice Family Flour: >
25 barrels extra White Wheat Flour.
BABCOCK d STEELE,
Water ST., bet. Locust and Walnut,
Evansville, Ind.
feA Builders Emporium.
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G.rE = 81 80 RYH.
Cincinnati 81 st. Louis
FYpP EC9 LIME

Composed of the elegant and
ilssssssssasss44 commodious steamers Ca = " :
saskassaazzaz PEsbN. ANNA, SHz AMROGEAs
WI EE4E 0ETE, ABE9 a. AGss HAIR
ROBINSON. One o. the above boats W. WI
leave Evansville every thursday anu 2 - 3.
Louis with the Miami Line ana eS'.tes1tcs
Packet Company steamers for all polltss u.
the Missouri RIVER. and with the <fott.ee. e
poInts on the Upper u isstssippI Liver liver;
Also with the Peorfa and Naples Pdc1es
S59,,,qgnSf steamers for Illinois River, ana
~ 81, the Toledo Wabash IL Western
Railroad. Through recelpts gwen va go
the above lines rrre,r-a no
t,- AN Agents.
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BRAZILIAN FAMILY

OF ALEXANDRIA LOWANDA5 truly
gifted household. among whom Be- Martini
Iowanda. the Bareback Rider on tua age 8
SignoTita Glorinda, the beautiful Brunette
o the Tropics; young Arbalac1 Low uaHs
the Boy Wonder; and Malta ls1W8uda,
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nvANs VILE.
Tuesday, april goth.

Admission 50 cents; children under ten
years OF age, . cents.
Doors open at and o'clock. Perform
ance commences half an hour after.
Never before In the history Of amuse-
ment las any enterprise d II similar char
acter been inaugurated ON SO vast and
grand a scale as the present combination,
nor has there ever been before offered for
public appreciation and patronage such
varied exhibition OF amusement ana piea-
sure. combined with instruction.
Before speaking of these I'm detail, the
Management desire 30 attract the utteu-
ton OF tine public to the great
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-14
THE EQUEsTREAS BEP1BTfEsT

Contains more Novelties, greater atirac
ton. q finer exhibition, and q heller per-
Torrance than has ever been presented 10
the people 81 this continent.
DAN CASTILLO wit appear as GLOW ~
at each and every performance, aud intro
duce his High school OF EQuiucs5 the MEM
beIs (which constitute ths only real Horse
Show IN TIE United States-in fact In the
world. The
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Jenny Lind,

Performed by Prof Nash, and the smallest
Lilliputian Elephant in the world
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Also, separate lists showing at a glance
how many and which papers circulate
more than 5000, 10000. or K. 900 copies each
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Also, classified lists of ali publications
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masonry, Odd Fellowship, importance,
Commerce, Finance, Insurance Real
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EumnER.. sc.
IMMENSE STOCK,

And you can get all your wants supplied.
They propose to furnish everything re-
CURED in Building, just as your fancy die
tates, from Common to the most elaborate
Doors, Sash, Blinds, MouldIngs, Brackets,
Window and Door Frames, Flooring,
Shingles, Lath, Sash Primed and Glazed,
Window Glass of all sizes, Paints, Oils,
Turpentfne and Varnishes. Paint Varnish,
and White-Wash Brushes, Lime, Cement,
and Plaster.
Nails and Builders Hardware,
Ofevery description. Roofing Slate, with
a full stock of large size Glass, single and
double strength.
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MEN AGERIh

Consists Of a varied and very rare ZOolOgi-
cal Collection, comprising specimens or
the Tarest and most beauti nj
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-14
GOLDEN CHARIOT
OF
liking Theodore

OF Abyssinia. This gorgeous aud massive
Chariot has been pronounced a most beau-
tifaL piece of wOl kmauship, built from de-
signs and En agestiOns made by an officer of
the British army, VINO served during the
Abyssinian and Indian wars. The
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-14
Wild Beasts, Birds, Reptiles,

From every rectton or the world, the ex-
tent aud superiority of which IS freely
acknowledged and admitted. ii contains
the most wonderful performing Elephants,
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AGENTS WA srED for the LIFE and
a.. So 90
Our Old Folks Tagazina.
WALKERS ADDING MACHINE

" ak LII . ADDINU NIAOL1IN y
RHYKLH4 add three columns OF figut es at
I TE q time, correctly, about as quick as
good write can set them down. Leading
accountants say IL is the most practical
Adding Machine ever IN use. AGENTS
WANT D. There Is 1g0ley IN it. Sample
sent TO any address for ONE DOLLAR.
K. H. WALKER. 30S Broadway, New
York. p. o. Box $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-28

To THE NoRIH POLE BY BAILooN.-A
new and daring experiment is noted by the
PaN Mall Gazette: "Thc invariable failure
which has hitherto attended nautical cxpe-
ditions to the Arctic regions has induced
two Frcnchmcn, Messicurs Tissandicr and
de Fouvielle, to undertake the enterprise OF
reaching the North Pole in a balloon. The
machine in which the bold Adventures is
about to embark on their perilous journey,
and which is appropriately named " LIE
Pole Nord," is now being completed in the
Camp dc Mars, which the Government has
placed at their disposal for the purpose.
The monster balloon, beside which even the
famous Gcant would seem mere toy, will
contain over 1000 cubic metres of gas, and
is composed entirely of cloth manufactured
from caoutchouc, which will allow of great
expansion in the rarefcd strata Of the at
mosphcrc, the seams uniting the different
pieces for total length Of three English
miles. The cara marvel, it is said, of
strength and lightness-s constructed to
carry ten passengers, A ,oG0 pounds OF ball
last, and provisions for q month. We can
only hope this bold enterprise may be at
tended with better luck than the aerial flight
of the Gcant in 1868. ss.. ...-. ...s5-
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Letter from MistdleSseN County.


SALUDA, VA, June "a, 1869.
The Rev. +. M. Edwards yesterday de-
livcred lecture on agriculture and horti-
culture that was well received, and the
ladies' prepared q sumptuous dinner and
other refreshments for the elmer man I"
in the public hall over the courtroom. The
proceeds of the lecture and dinner were for
the benefit Of the Methodist parsonage at
this place, to raise a debt hanging over it,,
l think. ar
There convened at this place on that day
also convention, composed of delegates
from Mathews, Middlesex, Gloucester, and
King and Queen-four counties composing
this senatorial district-for the purpose of
putting q man in the field for tho State
Senate. r.
The convention, after mature delibcra-
ton, without diSparaging the claims Of ether
gentlemen who were mentioned, unani-
mously nominated and recommended Mai or
William X. Derrin, of Gloucester, than
whom does not live truer man.
The convention then adjourned, and re-
ported their action to the meeting then in
session in the courthouse; where it was
unanimously ratified. =
The Conservatives of this (Middlesex).
county one month ago brought out 8 man
Ion the House Of Delegates, who has been.
active nc IN eanyassing the county for himself,
"aiKer, and the expurgated constitution !:
ana although the Radicals claim this as ono
VI .he1r counties, yet we expect to elect
Leimuei c. Bristow, Esq. :.
Inc people arc thoroughly aroused here
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-28

4 gentlemen Of Boston was going out IN
his carriage to make some calls with ms
wife, when he discovered that he had lett
his visiting cards. He ordered his tootman'
recently come into his service, to 60 to tiie
mantelpicce in his sitting-room and bring
the cards he should see there. The servant
did as he was ordered, retaining the articics
to be used as he was directed, and oil star!cu
the gentleman, sending the foofman ;, WIN
cards. wherever the : 'not at home 'o1
cured. AS these were numerous, nc tu ~ INC
to his servant with the question, nov
many, cards have you left 2" " ell, s sir.
the iootman, "thc ace Of hearts IS all that
remuins.r He had taken pack OF play
cards. Imagine what followed. T.. 4, .,. -.
4 company has been formed in New YORK
hold Of their vessels is lined with non
,condnetinr felt, and by chemical means d
cold below the freezing point was kept up.
The first vessel, which sails for Texas next
week viii be able to bring four hundred
IONS of carcases and land them at New York
twelve days after they are killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-28

isfa'aBy THOMAS W. Rcesce, Auctionecr, =
Mo LII MAIN street.

,1S1S1cTsBy THOMAS w. Rcesea, Auctionecr
No. 1917 Main street. 80
ELEGANT PIANOS, FURNITURE,
II sILyER-pLATEDWA KE, SC.s Ea ,ISe S "a !. =
At ATCTION.-Iwi viii sell at my store THIS DAh
!, ~ e 10 yR0sEWOoD-CAsE PIANO, seven oc-
tavcs, made by Wake q CO.. ciaoora'eis
,er cas snper!or RosEwooD-CAsE PIANO,
- seven octaves, made by = Num- q 70, ,-,r
yery superior MAHOGANY and WALNUT
very ine iMshiHioiGANY BUREAUS tmarble
Fine ;sopsal; AHoGANY wAsHsTAsD marble
e,er s1P,' ROSEWOOD ARMCHAIR, in plush,
JENNY-LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
set COTTAGE FURNITURE, with marble
70 c,c p,ETe ssiIyER-PLATED WATERS.
+ sILvER-PEATED CAKE BAshEIS
. s.-fsza CASTORS, a~ a
SUGAR BASKETS, r.t
--fre GRAVY and CREAM IIhDfES,
TABLE. DESERT, and TEA SPOoNS,
PICKLE STANDS, H..
Table CUTLERY,
- very large SHOWCASE, ~ a-
Lot CANTON-CH1SA.
Also, by order of tho United States Marshal, n
n sl'sH e .u. Lot of STOVES,
. ... ..s.r.. SHEET IRON, "."E." ..
TOBACCO BANDS, .r...
sE 80 "s'as CASINOS, &c.
TERMS: Cash. THOMAS w. hEESEs,
jc % r.L-- LNuSs.o ,".t-'-
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ByP. Bowman, Auctioneer.

-s. ~. ByP. Bowman, Auctioneer.
EXTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
8ICATAIOGUES ALE.-Thc entire stock Of the
establishment known as the Old Market Bazaar,
corner of Seventeenth and Main streets, will be
sold ut auction cnTUESDhY, Goth instant.
The stock, amoGntingto $40 900, consists of avery
desirable and attractive line Of ...- 81.
MERCHANDISE,
and embraces In part full assortment of
DOhlEST1CS, WHITE GOODS, and LINEN
GOODS;
A full line Of LADIES' and GENTLENfEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS;
4 large assortment Of CLOTHS, DOESKINS,
.CASSIMEK Els, SATINETS; and
\ large and attractive line of READY-MADE
CLOTHING, suitable for mems and youths
wear.
ALSO,
4 large and desirable assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES, for mems, womcn'S, ana children 5
wear. in great variety of size and quality; with
4 full line OF FUR and WOOL HATS, STRAW
GOODS,
and an innumerahlc amount Of other articles be-
longing to Il rst-class retail store. r..s
The LEASE and FIXTURES of the store will be
sold 1T IL O'Clock precisely. II IL the most desira-
bic location In the city for business, with dwelling
over the store. ...... .... awe. s..
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
This Is rare opportunity offered to our mcr-
chants to profit by, and full attendance to this
sale Is earnestly solicited. The goods very at
traciye aud desirable and will be sold without re-
serve. ......l .-- .-
TERMS Al sums under $50, cash from $50 to
1900. sixty DAYS. over that amount, four months
credit, for approved endorsed paper.
ic2i Auctionccr and Commission Merchant.
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BY Thomas ". Reese. AuctiUnCcr,
No. 1877 Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of tie
n cree OF the district court OF the United state
for the district Of Virginia EMIT cred In the matter
of John L. Ballard, bankrupt, shall sell atpubIir
auction. To the highest bidder, the premises, on
THURSDAY, July lst, 1850, the following rca!
estate: -
l. That ELEGANT CouNTRY-SEAT nov
occupied by John i. Ballard on the Richmond
and Fredericksburg railroad, about one and n hall
miles from Richmond. with all the buildings ana
highly improved and very valuable. There are IN
This parcel ONE HUNDRED AND TWES1h
O'Clock VI.
Sidney, commencing at the northwestern iDter>"c-
ton or liaryie and Carter streets, running ihcnc
westwardiy along said Iarvie street 800 feet, AMI
running back each between parallel lines LII feet.
Also, lots Ia, 49, H. Ill, and lio, with the I'm
provements thereon In the plan OF "Burua
Vlstr," beginning on the north side of William
street ut point distant ninety feet east OF Ric"
street, running thence along William street east
wardly and fronting together thereon $50 feet, anu
each lot being al feet deep
3. Lots l5 and H. on Franklin street. IN plan 81
property formerly owned by David Brown cA'h
% feet front by So feet In depth, more or less.
Also, part of LOT Is I'm same plan, being ircl
front on Franklin street and running back 81 feet
This property win be sold at 5 o'clock l.. VI.
At the same time, O'Clock =. Nj. July lst. l'o'
on the premises, L shah, as ssignee OF said J"hh
r Ballard, bankrupt, sell the right, title, ana ny
rest of said Ballard In the LOT and BUILDINGS
"a stable and carriage-bouscl on the corner OF Kos
Fourteenth street 10 feet 10 inches, and runs Dac'
81 feet. fM.s. .a.m. e#
TERMS OF SALE: One-forrth cash; balance al
six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiap''
paper, interest added. JOHN JOHNS, Jh.,
Assignee OF John Z. Ballard, bankrupt
icAotawtds -ar
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Speaking i'm AppoHnattex coun'y-''
''f1 \ ~ = THE Crops.
-, - -, 80 .f,h sT,;ch,oond Dfs1atch.

pspeakipg i'm Apponaftox counsy-- :,
E.Ea i THE Crops.
Correspondence OF TIE Richmond Dispatch !,
81 PRosFEcr DEror, June q, 1869
The great mass meeting at Pamphns On
Saturday was called to order, aild DID. II.
M. Dearmor elected president. ;.
Young Mr. Bouldin addressed the aual-
ence in few pointed remarks. A''er nc
concluded, Mr.. William Berkeley took inc
Stand. and made very telling speech. Mr.:
phil. Mckinney followed in % speech 81
aome length in his usual vigorous style.
The browning speech, howe er, was dell
vcrcf, nv Colonel Marmaduke johnson, OF
ronr city. 1t was full OF instruction TO
both white and black, and wos received
with yociferous cheers. He related some
telling anecdotes to illustrate bis argument:
The meeting was very enthusiastic, ana
think the people are getting pretty well
stirred ND in this section. AS an instance,
Mr.. George Carter, an old citizen le'ghty-
two years old), came to this point last pa
turday and registered, and says ne inte, y:
voting if he is alive and can l1dc the us
lance Of five miles. 49,.
We are to have Yankee Allan here ON
Wednesday, who, learn, gives INC '"' NV,
bac-railroad-l ettcr-stealing Wells about as
hard ticks as any of the speakers. :, i
On July Is. VIC shall have n large walker
meeting here, at which time we expect some
distinguished speakers. We arc moving
about right in this section, and | think when
election day comes we viii tell as good a
tale AS any other place with tho same
opportunity. T-HE1 s.2-t ~ >-.."
The crops in this section arc very pro
missing. Corn and tobacco are looking
remarkably well. The wheat crop is very
nearly all harvested, and farmers very
we'll satisfied with their prospects Tor more
than an average crop. Oats IRE very pro-
missing also: ,,.'.--,
A Lynchburg firm has bought, and are
having delivered here, large quantity OF
blackjack ,bark-say $500 to 5000 CORDS:
They, of course, have put good deal OF
money in circulation, ashley have employed
over one hundred hands, and paid them
promptly every Saturday. ..., @.
The weather is seasonable, and every
thing is in fine growing condition. :.
Keep the ball in motion, and think we
can elect Walker by 10000 majority. d.
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BY Lee s. Goddin, Aucticreers,
No. 1il3 Main street.

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALU-
4 ABLE FARM. CONTAINING TWO HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY-SIXg ACRES OF LAND.
TMMEDIhTELY AT MEADOW STATION, ON
THE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD, TEN MILES FROM RICHMOND,
AND KNOWN AS "LONG MEADOWS
AT PUBLIC tAUCTI0N.-By virtue of trust
deed made the 25th day of June 1851, to the
dersigned by Christian Lebcr, Jr., recorded In tho
clerks Office Of Henrico. county court, to secure
the payment of certain obligations named and de-
scrbed therein, and by consent of the parties int
front of the Office Of Lee i Goddin, No. lib Main
street, on SATURDAY the 10th day of July, 1862
at O'Clock 7. NJ, the Following VERY VhLUA-
BLE TRACT OF LAND, with the improvements
thereto belonging. situated described above, and
containing TWO HUNDRED AND FTFTY-SIN
ACRES, Of which $50 acres are rich Chckahomiuy
flats, producing finely timothy and hcrdsgrasses-
not subject to overflow ut any period of the year.
and well drained; tHfty acres OF well-improycd
high ltnd produpjDgs well; and ffty-six. acres
heavily timbcrcd with oak hickory. walnut and
pine Of very lafgei sfse Orchard Of choice fruit
trees, and cxcellentYater. ....--.
The improvements consist OF 4 large frame
dwelling containing, with basement, nine rooms
In good repair, and the usual out-buildngs. The
ncgiborhood Is good and provcrbial for Its health
fitness. .. 2 -.-s @ $3.50 -.-
TERMS OF SALE One-half will be required in
cash the residue upon credit of six and twelve
months. In equal instruments for negotiable notes
with interest added and secured by trust deed
upon the property. GEORGE ID. WISE,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auc,ionecrs.
lie 81 #.....
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BY Lee & Goddin. Auctioncers,
No. 1l13 Main street.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to rue by Alfred S. Abbott, dated
18th September, 1868, and recorded In the Hastings
Court Of the city of Ricb'nond, at the request OF
the beneficiary In said deed snail sell ut public
auction, to the highest bidder, for casI, on MON
o. clock Z. NJ, on the premises, one door from the
corner OF Twentieth AMI Main streets, Richmond,
one FRAMED SHOP and the following property
in said shop-to wit
j STEAM-ENGINE of s-horse power,
lot of SHAFTING, PULLEYS, and Betting,
PUNCHING MACHINE,
sets of PUNCHES and DIES,
pair of SHEARS for cutting iron,
IRON VICES,
WORK-BENCHES,
LATHE for turning.
2 pairs of BLACkSM1T11S' BELLOWS,
set of BLACKSMITlIS' TOOLS,
5 sets of CAPS and DIES,
set of ToBACCO.MILL TOOLS,
. STRENGTHENING BLOCKS,
/ DESK,
or so much of said property rs may be necessary
to satisfy the purposes of said decd.
..-. ALSO,
f.. Onc-horse power TREABSlILL, with SAW.
SAW-TABLE. and BELT, complete. Can be
used for thrcshng wheat, &c. f..
ie 2? Il. IT, BERRY. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-28
BY Thomas w. KcCscc, hucti0nccr,
No. 1917 Main street.

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
"A PROPERTY, BY virtue of n decree Of tn"
circuit court of the United States for the district
If Virginia entered In the cause OF john johns,
.Jr assignee of Henry Exall, bankrupt. rs. Tur-
ncr T. ESall, shall sell AT public auction To the
highest bidder, on FRIDAY. July : 1899, at /
o'clock T. NJ. In front Of The United States court
house door In the city Richmond, that valuable
GRANITE QUARRY mt III" First Locks, on IN"
James River and kaunw ha canal, known as Page
Quarry, and lately worked by Henry Exai. II Il
situated about.thr miles from the city Of Rich
moud, and has SIX s7-1G0 ACRES OF LAND
attached Ia It. The granite Is we'll known, and
uncqtillc,l In tic United states.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-tbird cash; the balan'"
In three and six month"; negotiable notes, intcr".
added. JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
Assignee OF Henry EXal, bankrupt.
tc R-gtawtdS
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Write SULPHUR SPRINGS, juno -.
We have now near one hundred visitors
from Louisiana, Texas, New York, Pennsyl-
yania, Maryland, and Virginia. Rosen-
berger's band is here; making pretty music
for the guests. Everything is going on rs
merry as a marriage bell. 0. Is. 4.
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Arr1yrsoy sAIEs.-.Futurs Days.

nTGH CoNsTABLE's sALE.-Wiil be
Ii sold on SATURDAY. June 2sth, 1855, COM
mencing at II O'Clock A. NJ, Mt the soap factory
situated on She Grove road, the Following pro-
perty--to wit ~
large SOAP-BOILERS, e.,rg
large TRONTUB
+. IRON-BoUND WOODEN TUB. r 81
Lot SOAP PRESSES, t.,. a-eL /,
#.f - STOVE ard PIPE
small BOILER and FURNACE, =p2.
Lot SOAP BOXES, .s--.l a. AM.s
+. .Ei 4. CANDLE MOULIjS, &C., &C., 5.
or 30 much thereof ~ win satisfy distress war
rant In my hands In favor of d. A. Haggcrty and
against +. j. & +. p. aIcAdam. =
TERMS: Cash.
+ ~ lPosTPoNEMENT.
The above salc Is postponed until WEDNES
DAY 3oth nj q O'Clock Z. NJ. ICES