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The New York herald., 1869-01-29

TnEArRE FRANcAIsTL,GIL A IT oREyE-LAsr NIGHT
i bur ONE. Ycpm
SSis ross Ss one Of
g sssHSs''r
which has been il preparation :. shs theatre Francs for
several months ana win be performed on MONDAY EVEN
mAgnncsnfe f15 rsgTpsssng any yet Attempted
WILL fll BE PPkkEEssEEsrEp THIS AND AND TTSsaoRsow
ESs5 M srHGsDib S G5sG5Es sss ss rassi hs ss.
cast including Rose Bell Descauza Clementne Carrier
sr Ss "pa pass ss fHfa9 q n IS Il Seats
ut theatre 40i and 1893 Broadway
OF FLEUR DE THE win commence TOMORROW MORN
ING at Peters, l93 Broadway Schirmers, 70l Broadway
THE TAMMANy, THE TAMMANY
famnany Amusement Company. ;,rropresos
A'0A"fa 0f0ssr sTARTEiNd ACKNOWLEDGMENT D''''0r
fabulous With The celebrated
Eisl,Ey EisEEy jAFANEsE jAPASEsE TRo''FE, TsSyPE,
comprising EIGMTEEN WoNPERs q5 s5s sT Of
AND THE okIGlNM In -, ,e,,u
ALL RIGHT; iIL nreH4. ALL RIGHT
This 10 their ARnwELT. ENG AGEMENT
NO DlsysITlSs 81. g s: y! son 'AfA
TIE wospkSTs ND STsNn nSaHnif rNoskAhAk
THE BEAUIIf1IL AT BoSEANTI; p r 2 .,,o, c,,r,v
MARfhTTA zASFaEfTa, lie EASTWOOD sisTERs,
HoHahl Heipas fssas Ss6 ShAsasf aask fustR uRsSsfEE
AND JUDY 6vnds snd : HOST or
e 9Th TMs s'siH'ii siRfn OF ,s'ISi TiiE NEW YEAR
Admiss'on Goes rcscrcd orchestra circe Joc cxtra
- w. TONIGHT AID SATURDAY MATINEE.
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TJtCR SALE OSE-HAIF INTEREST N ONE OF THE
best paying Meat, Fish and Vegetable Markets up town.
doing ca4A atpl per month going South for my
Heath. Inquire ., 2iS West Forfy-ninth street..
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SIMON. CTIONEER.--PEREMPTORY SALE, II
IL. valuable Lots at Unionport westrhester county Also
HouEe and Lot 40 Pike street
L. SIMON 4 co. win sell at auction on TUESDAY, Feb O.
1892 at o'clock, at the Exchange saesroom Ill Broaaway,
the abovc This sale offers Inducements
purchasers terms liberal Descriptive maps &C. at office OF
the auctioneer, 81 Nassau street, sS.
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--ruKR rIrznERALp. AunrIoNEER.

Elegant and genteel Household Furniture
.Yegei, Brussels Tbrecpiy and Ingram Carpets,
magnificent rosewood ~ octave Pianoicrte,
Works Of Art French Bronzes, Vases, stauary.
Fine ON Paintings, by eminent artists.
At public auction this day (frday) January 2u at IL
O'clock precisely at the elegant private residence 1g West
Eighth street, between Filth aud Sixth avenues consisting OF
magnificent Paror Suits covered with the richest descrp
ton French and reps Turkish aud Oriental Chairs
Lounges and Sofas to match Brocatei and Lace Cur
tairs Cabnc.s EisgeIes gded and marble top rabes,
bookcases, laiys Writing Desk, Corner and Rovk-
stands Pier aud Mante Mirrors ane wsnu, Dining Table.
Buffet Dnng Chaivs rosewood and walnut Bedroom Suits,
Spsin: and Hair Maitrcssos Bols,crs Pillows, Blankets,
Sofas Chairs Lounges, covered with haircot Clocks Cur
tnus Furniture the servants departments rich China Din
ner and Tea ses crystal and Bohemian uass Ware Silver
tendance pack goods for purchasers reasonable
charges.
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l-Oa ShLE-i MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR
H cotton sods ID city that PAYS 4lD per
CAV price Ssosc. Inquire OF SAMUEL HAYS, a5 West
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

Il,og sALP--h GOOD PAYING WHOLESALE AND
retail FIXING Family Distilery dong pig bfsdess
long Lease heac in popIloas ne.ghhosh0od Apply
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

TTNIoN LEAGUE CLUB THEATRE
~ Mme AUGlSTE DE 1AEREDORF will appear on
Saturday, January b. AZ DONNA DIANA, in Moreto's
highly celebrated comedy.
had at 1l 7O and so Broadway
and at the Union League Club.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
SON 4 co. WILL SELL AT AUC
nm

J. BLRECKER, son 4 co. WILL SELL AT AUC
IN. ton
Friday, January, a.
att2 o'clock, at the Exchange salcarcom
West Fifty ninth lots north s!do Of fifty
ninth street. 100 feet OF Eleventh each
block These lots In the vicinity OF prospective improve
mens and will shortly be valuable business location.
Ferry nj foot OF street.
West roreigh'h One lot, north side 100 foe wost
OF Eleventh avenue.
A AR0N CLAFLIN L co, c5 AND 81 yESEY STREET
"A up stairs, will sel by auction,
THis DAY tFalDAyl. JANUARY 20.
al 1915 O'Clock,
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
BOOTS, SHOES, BALMORALs AND CATERS,
rleiy Of styles adapted to
SOUTHERN, WESTERN AND HOME TRADE,
and which will lie libaray duplicated
Catalogues on morning OF sale.
JAMES N. MILLER, Auclioncer
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H1roR sALE-rARGE RESTAURANT, NEAR GOLD AND
e Stock Exchange doing excellent business; yeara
lease. having other bOtd
IA. {. DEXTER, No. Broad street.
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NOR ShLE-CAEAP FOR CASH, A DRUG STORE,
q with phvEcians practice attached; satisfactory
given for selling For particulars inquire at ~ Murray street.
fnuftht
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ADJUSTMENTS.

sss 1s ss m .
most posively
and Saturday rnasineee. ~
q the s
w. w. ' IAsr rERrosSAscE HERE
TWO oaEHT HITS
receipts tan other attraction In
sc" rs 's he samo
That BY Broush o. rRNANI
And the second and ,a5s IN scenes Of Burnaud''
Presenting The ori snal cast OF characters.
ss @ LISA Esa wsSsTp wSp..a dsros and ssreaS
Miss Ada Harand .ElvirA and Jupiter.
Mr. n secse. IT, . aud Minsrvs
oiSsv
And throughout the day l hours Commodore Foot Miss
N'7''' '''S iSExPLiuIBLi. ltss = ' sEk MONSTER
w Box sheet open 6rst week OF tho engage
en Of A0;s MA sas1sfS ANS s. YsIoos sss'os
who wr Monday cvonns February appear in tho sas
London success now enjoying an Unprecedented run as tho
strand 'ls4f FiiTp f1s'ss SF ~ SaE CLOTH Or GOLD
ssss
'A'' i''' X ssE nas'sf Ssss!ss
together with the %sE g. Rss%RIiiA RESRIAGG AGsGHHiu''
ana Asr newly sSHsfaTSsrAI Sisfa'fSa coaBlsATIoS
Of eight principal dane1 raS Dn3DEa D n0' 0n appear"
% as Il Ss zss ' & 70 ss a
titled
LALMEE,
arranged by Sgnor Constantine and presenting the
GREAT QuErN or TEkPSlCHORH,
supported by Miles. a. Maxzerl Barea L. MaxSorlt A.
bern Constantine La Petite Ausustne aud
Corps dc Ballet.
Seats ahould be secured In advance.
specuiasors in tickets allowed near the premises.
tFrom the New York Loader, Jan esl
Very extensive preparations being mAdo BY WoodV
Museum people for new buresguc troupe whch ied H
Billy Florence He has been rolling Thc Field Of tho Cloth
Of God and smoothing down 70 the velvet tapestry Of
English lawn Il will sparkle with morning dewdrops ana
Mr. Is undensbiy the greatest buresque actor IN
the world lie appreciates its philosophy and never ts
places rs practice He illustrates burlesque with unmatch
able makeup, with unagRng bnsiness with appropriate
action with proper adaptation OF fnoe and manner. aud
always presents The idea practising buriesQus
without being conscious that II 10 buriesquc.
rrIu A 4
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

BOGART AUCTIONEER.
e., Horses, Coaches, Wssons Harness &c J. Bo6ART
stables corner Fory,hrd stree, and Sixth avenue The
entire stock OF the above stables, Coaches, light
cd Wa IONS. Bres. double and single Harness. Whips,
Blankets Robes matched pairs Horses single IIorses fast
full description at sale. Also Building Stable
and Olice Fixtures, Lumber,
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IL Tn0vATORE.


MONS
MONS nmOLE Is Senits az ..'na
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NJ MERwIN. AUCTIONEEI.-BY BANGS, MER-
~. WIN CO., 6s and eos Broadway corner of Fourth
street. Friday afternoon Ian ~ al 90 ock valuable Books
intending Histories Biographies ESSAYS, Ac. many good
Enslsh etnions Books relating 20 America, Pamphlets "
Illustrated Works, also, at O'Clock. American square
Pinncn new; one English Upright Piano, which may
be auction rrosus.
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Feb 1862 IS O'Clock at the Exchange Salesroom, Ill
Broadway by order OF the of Christian g. Gunhc
deceascd:-
Brosdwayce and t0 running through Crosby street
46 feet 'front.' 60 feet rear, by go feet deep.
Broad sreet-ss, 60 and g. through 70 ts New street,
Maiden ane-4S, through 10 81 Liberty street.
Cenal street $40 and ST., Greenwich street.
For full particulars and book maps, which ready
apply to the auctioneer, No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

LoR sALE--A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE IN A
good business location, with Lease OF houses low rent
inquire OF no. 7, CARTER CO, Iei Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

IIrILLIhM WRITER'S AUCTfoNRFR-sELLS THIS
w day nj O'Clock, 1T s5f Canal street. all the Pnrio
Chamber, Dining Room aud Kitchen Furniture, OF
large house sror Suits. French plate Pier MAnie Mir
10 lnc Talery, tniospy and other ets Ocoths
fine Beds and being warro5cs bookcase and inng
useful necessary for housekeeping
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

1I,cR SALE--GRoCERY, MILK AND CANDY STORE
Il Low doing good business Apply on the premises, ~
First street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

JloR sALE-BCTcHER's STAND IN SPRING STREET
IL Market and one ia Tornrk.ns Market AFry at No. 81
Torapkins Market.
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A JOHN l.. yAEDRwiTER A-CTIONRER NO. u
IA. Duane street This dav, at Il NJ, regular Of s
fcrlor rpng and road Horses brscng sya speed
for particulars Horse and Carriage bead
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TlRUG STORES FOR SALE--I AN INSTRUCTED To
~ offer one os the Oldest down town stores with
capital connection herewith physician; ohrrs from
xl5C0 10 SO o. sTtiukLhNDiS Druggists Agency,
l,27O Broadway, Thryaeeond and Thirty third Gets.
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

yVfIIlAM ABBOTT, AuCT1oNEER-0PFicE NO.
w City Hall pace, sells Saturday, SUsh inst at l0x
O'Clock the FIXTURES u the Liquor store southwest
Third and Thiryhrst street splcndid walnut
Counter Gas Fxrcs stand Casks copper Measures,
Chest, Screens, 40
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

TAMEs NJ MILLER, AuCTIUNEER-
81 WEDNESDAY. FrR. TO-
tl2 O'clock at Exchange Salesroom Ill Broadway,
Great Sale Of City Lots
The desirable property bonnded BY the Seventh
Boulevard Eighth avenue d1th and lsh streets win be sold
For particulars apply at the oco Of the auconeer
y Pine
The New York herald., 1869-01-29

Jr0g SALE At a RAEChIy-TffE STOCK AND FIX.
" tufea Of Ieia fancy and dry goods Store, weii To-
cae; also NE Household urnitrc. FOR particulars address
IA. T. G., Herald oIcc.
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[oRRIs WILKINS, AUcTloNEER.


Executors sale OF desirable business Property Broad
way Crosby, xe Broad Canal and Liberty streets, and
N at.fcn lane.
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Bo1ART AUCTIoNEER.--SATURDAY, JAN. So AT
e. 0t9 O'Clock, Foy-thrd street SxtGh
nne, the Effects Of Barroom Bar Counters Ensiish
Pump Refrigerator Ensravinss Stools Chairs Clock &C.
BOGART, AUcTIoNEER.- MORTGAGE sALE--THIs
AZ 1Us o'clock at go Br0ome street. Bar Counter
Tables, Chairs Sofas, bureaus, Bedstcads Beds and Bod
ding, Cooking Utensils &C. BY order OF tho attorney for
mortgage
The New York herald., 1869-04-29

I AIDES BENEFACTOR -sUCCPssFuL invppr
aiey--Dr EVANS, 1l6 Chatham street Povo,fni IA
cines. Also gentlemen treated Pryst. sisoss., rnrog
Manhood resiorsg Cab Of write
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NEW HERAID TIL uRsDAY -QUADRUPLE
ADJUSTMENTS.


w Proprsso1 and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLAcK.
Door. Last Ssfr IaKssk Il 4 'SI%siss' sIGaTs u"
SATURDAY. sArlsEE
win be produced for the hrs time the e1qusey osau''"
CASTE,
new and aSpSopsae ns costume % and
dsroution of characters including the principal members
Box book open six days In advance.
w x.rSes SosITIvELY THE LAST Hs1,sEE
senSasoL
SATURDAY, NAY ].
Doors open at 4 sES%RR SGT%e9se To6a Il SEATS.
TELEoRAM CARTOON ON FRIDAY.
1::::::: Z: =: ::
RIDICULOUS VIEW OF THE PROMENADE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY. APRIL 80
Is LAST WEEK
of Joseph c. Fosters SEVEN sEEsf' S%%Rss sf the
which must be withrawn In consequence of previous engage
SIX rAEESTLh siaafs AND TWO %4TINEEs;
CONCLUDING TRANSFORMATION,
THE GREAT ROBERT BUTLER AS CLOWN
''' p''GR a GRFXr vELocIpEDE ACT,
By Sy !hs .sS champion Ia;sstssa tas,a
MATINEES MONDAI AND SATURDAY.
,rHE rAMMANy
Managing TEoT nrGi,1 AID EVERY IEHMAED EfSaf. GROVER
The great success OF the The great Pantomime Bur
ROBINSON CausoE AND HIS MAN FRIDAY.
The thousands that have visited the Tammany during the
AND GENIUS
sss
1ns EGGENTEf TE AkIMAL Ts GhAKM hAta
A APPEAg5E Fl i and FNfH6s1AsTic ENcokEs at the
MAFHEtt2af FE ki2AsEIf Eli Bk6TMsRs RA1Ehf ss' Of
THE pAkH &E 9u act of
,,...,., MILF; zaLEIEA and MONS: yESTiNi,
Admission SOC Reserved s5c. 6Oc
FIRST sosTssdS X
GRAND OPERA HousE-BEGINs AT g.
s'
JAS FISK In FlSRf 9 GENT Manager
Fifth week of Shakspeare's exquisite fairy romance
THE TEMPEST.
CROWDED. THE TEMPEST. CROWDED.
THE TEMPEST
''5tar" cast, led by the eminent American artist
Mr.. +. L. DAVENPORT.
FRANK MAYO, WIN. DAvIDGE.
ssss sgHssS
IN .ps with
wonderful fidelity the awful Of Q
foundering of ship and crew.
THE GREAT MORLACCHI BALLET.
MATINEE PRICEs.Admission. 20 cents; children 30
In rehearsal Sardous "PATRIE" and Dumas dramatza-
tion Of his superb romance,
"THR THREE GUARDsMEN~
GRAND MATINEE ~ EvRRY SATURDAY.
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CTEINwAY HALL.-MEssE SOLENNELLE.
- First and only Sunday performance
AT STEINWAY HALL,
On SUNDAY EVENING, May 2, 1859,
OF G. ROsSfNTS IMMORTAL MASS,
with Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG the great American
prima donna, Nine. TESLA, sgnors BOETTI and ANTO-
NUCCL
Sale Of seats viii commence Friday, April 3o at the Box
Ofncs of the Hall, at 9A. n.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07


By the MohOngahela Havirafion com
| pany's re- port z, 30 busb els ofeaal haze
been shipped During the month of May.
barges and four boats FOR New oftaana.
Work has been commenced in aMfapet on
the railroad bridge across the OHIO River
at Parkersburg.
The Parkersburg Gazette says
Most OF the hands, about nifty DOB num-
Der, are employed on the piers, ON Tire
river. The Summer viii probably carfy
All OF them above nigh water. We pere
! ceive that the ohio Legisl AZURE passed an
act iofplddinR the building Of bridges
w cltuiioL eNacLiy see where that law VIII
be effective, West Virginia owns the
river 20 low water mark from near Pitts
borg, 70 the Kentucky line, over 300 miles.
The Chronicle Of Friday evening says
The Havana hes been Withdrawn from
the Nashville trade, and Die spray put in
her stead. q Is probable lhat tue omeers
OF me Havana VIII ps ln charge. The
Spray will leave Tuesday eNenlng
LOUISVILLE. - The C0twier-J0unuI or
Friday says;
Captain j. ". Phillips, an old steamboat
man, aud at pre- emit proprietor Of the nlg
wharf-b0 az Cairo, is Au the city. Capt.
y. IS also President or the Planters To-
bnccO Wareh Ouke Com pmiiy, ct Cairo, and
proposes TO make that burg the great to-
baccO mart Of the world-au honor which
viii doubtless be disputed by Paducah.
There was not sufficient water on tne
will come mp to the city wharf as soon HH
possibIeand load Tor New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS. ~ The Democrat Of Friday
says:
River stationary last evening B0uia
may run to Cairo driving rs feet water.
and Hnd no trouble. Our specials report RS
steady decline from Sc. Paul % Bissels
Point. The Illinois is falling. There is q
good stage IN the Missouri. from Benton 20
the m nth, and rising Nothing yet OF "a
gigantic mountain rise under WAY on
noticed.
The grain movement OF tho Upper nfiH-
slssippi IS very lively. That OF the lower
missouri viii shortly be Vert considerable
STEAMBOATS, at our wharf are quite uumeE-
Gus, anu busy loading ano uulOn1aug. AS
much as 1000 tons 81 grain, &c iay ON the
wharf last evening nt one point alone
the Illinois packet landing.
Captain II, X. Hazio,t was to leave for
Pitlsburg yesterday, and viii be back pre-
ViOus 10 the. next arrival OF the Great Ne~
pubic from New Orleans. "A prominent
steam boat commander, having MO Interest
In the Great Republic, says she ls the TASTE
est boat With q load ever built.
A dispa ch from 4. q. Baker 20 Captain
John N. Boinger, dated Benton, says thHE
mp Co the 30 Instant there had arrived Me'
BentOn-Steamers Deer Lodge, Nile C0rN.
Ida Rees and Importer. Tno prospect ilf
water was good.
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United States Marshal's Sale.

10y Virtue az AN ORDER OF
ID sale to mr directed from the Clerks
Office OF the United States District Court
Tor the District OF Indiana, made IN the
cause IN Admiralty NO. E50J. John Hugo,
eJ- al VS. the steam boat Qulckstep, 1 VIII,
on "a ufday, the 18th day of May, 1859, be-
tween tue hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'clock p NJ, at the Court House door, in
the Cf'y OF Evansville. fs Vanderburgn
County, Indiana, offer for sale at public
auction 10 lhe highest bidder for cash. the
Wr OK OF the steamboat ollie Sullivan.
now lyfngtn the Ohio River near Diamond
Islsn9 /, between Evansville aud MI. Yer
non. Indiana. ~ -
BEN. SPOONER, u. =. 9arsbal
By j. ). BTGELeAv, Benny
May Sth, 1869. .1,... ~ &, m. po,yii
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

nESlRABI.E HOUSE, CONTAIN.
ing fourteen rooms, and stoTe-roOm,
.siT51s sed on the corner of Fourth and Oak
.Sstreefs VIII take half cash and balance
in farming land. For particulars, inquire
on the premises OF
mails dim n. HABENICHT.
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stiIrweII's Patent Heater

Removes all this difficulty, sending the
water into the boiler free from any sedi-
nlent whatever, and pure as 1f distilled.
A IA who use what are known as the drive
wells . Tor their supply of water cannot
4 ford to do without this Heater. II will
save them much money in the purchase of
fuel to say nothing of the annoyance and
DELAY in cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cleansed.
One has been in operation at Igleheafts
sEHlOurfng Mill for many months, and given
entire satisfaction. Another is in opera
fiOfl IN Heilman's Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
Orders Tor SIil1Well's Heater viii receive
prompt attention IL lett with.
WILLIAM HEILMAN, Agent.
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Fsy olAor Rausr Items See Fots-lh ra0e.
STEAMBOAT PRINTINa.

No printing establishment IN the West
q as better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steam boat Printing. Our assort-
menJ of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly BENG added 10, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision Of one OF the best job printers
Ia the Y nited States. We are prepared to
PRINT Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Rills l4adlngs Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets sor Labor,
Sc, &C. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats wiz De promptly attended 10.
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Life Insurance a Specially.
Total Cash Assets Hepresentod
Over Twenty-Five Million Dollars

Over twenty-five Million Dollars.
the following are among tho Companies
HrEA Insurance Co. Of Hartford. Conn
Cash Asiic . .--...s..s-s...-- p > 800 stHsa
PIIGNI1E ms. co. Of Hartford conu.
Cash Assets ,.-....t 900 5000
CONTINENTAL ms. CO. or New York
Cash Assets ..'.....-.-.-..--....-,s'e = 0uetpaHf
NORTH AMERICAN insurance COO.
Hartford Conn.
Casn ASSES y aa
AIERCHANrB' ms. Co. Of Hartford, 81.
CASH assets .s'-.-.a1V
NORTH AMERICAN Insurance Oh. os
New York.
Cash Assets connolly
PHR SIX Ins. Co. OF Brooklyu, 81
Cash Asaet5..s----..--s. '-'-'--f' w ~s'Fs
ETNA LTFE ms. go. 81 Hartford, conn.
Cash Assets p .--s.~.-.-.-s--' --'-
g j. W. gEXsENi Agent
0 MAIN STREET, Evansville, Ind.
lan3o dly
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FRUIT JARS.
Fruit - arS.
aa ENrmit - REa
H4Nl-Huff, eW az,rsee


KG VIEW OF THE AhTnCHfsA NE.Al
A extra large fruit crop or LMa present
season, we contracted lB MMrHh ur Hn
unusu8l stock Oi FRUIT JhrH ol BEST
BRANDS but as SALES HhNE A o.
READY LA fkdELN EXCEEDED GUS
MOST "a NGUINE EXpECfA TONS wa
THEIR ORDERS EARLY Glass mnnm-
iaciurers generally stop makluE 300 nel
weather (say juno, thus cul1ae uM ina
supply, ANA doubtless IWfa WI grow
PRICES COItlkESPONDfHGL HIGH hNa
We have the following eKceilent brhAda-
LYMAN'S PATENT sELF-BkALER
Tin emp. in one piece. BuhbeF baud ouia
she tie jar. Greatly improved stnee laat
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07
The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
~. ..a..- ,t
EVERY STEAM BOILER sHOULD HAVE
StllIWelPs Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher !

PNHE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
4 experienced by those who use steam
power ia the formation in their boilers OF
guat is known to engineers AS " SCALE"
or - INCRUSTATION "a hard substance
formed cut OF the earthly salts combined
IN he water. which attaches itself nrmly
10 the whole inner surface of the boiler.
In his city this difficulty is peculiarly az
graVaIed by the large qua unity of imagine
STA and lime found ia the er, which,
besides forming scales on the boiler, OBJ
structs the pipes and occasions the most
annoying delays in cleaning, well
actually endangering the safety OF the
FlOfIpr.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

Parasols of some light, delicate
shades, are generally in vogue, the
most distinguished being those lined
with some contrasting color, as pink,
green or blue. A lacy should not
Thoughtlessly purchase one because 1t
is her tayorlte color, as the shade of
the lining has an effect upon the com
plexioB, and the blue, green or pink
parasol lining is no more becoming
some than bonaet Of the same shade
would be. This is. evident on pleas
= ant afternoons, as one sees many
pretty faces suffer sadly from tue
severe test to which they are subject
ed by the lining of the parasol cast
ing an unbecOming shade upon the
face. The most elegant parasols are
OF white silk, lined with a delicate
shade, and covered with black llama
lace,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07
weather mud Vgnfpr

The weather on Saturday was nearly
clear cool In the morning ana warm as
the day advanced, with a bracfng breeze,
however, FROM the northwest. The river,
during the "A hours ending at Pm had
risen one foot, and It is now rising steadily
and rather rapidly at all points hence to
Pittsburg. 90 FL se
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

The arrivals and departures up 20
P. NJ, Saturday, were the Leonidas, Pitts
burg TO st. Louis; Kate. Robinson. st. Louis
20 Cincinnati; Linton, Nashville to return
Armada, Cairo to return; Maggie HAYS.
St Louis to PittsbuTg; Molife Norton.
Henderson to return; Petrolia No. 2. TO
Cannelton; Mary Houston, TO New Or
leans; Charmer, TO Cinelrnati; Robert.
Moore, Cincinnati 20 Nashville; Morning
Star, Louisville to return; Minneola, Mem,
phis to Cincinnati.
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MARBLE HALL. No. 8 Main 81,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

Dwelling Houses insured for q term e
years at greatly reduced rates.