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IA Why are certain young men of
our city like babies? Because they
live on " pap. Courier.
We suppose the above refers to the
Shanklin BOYS.
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THE STEAM MAN.-Don't forget
that the Steam Man will be on exit
bition tomorrow at "a Main Street.
This is ore CT the latest sensations.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Indiana.
In the matter OF Thaddeus P. Gibson and
Robert Z. Utterbaf k, of the firm of Thad.
+. Gibson q Co., Bankrupts.-In Bank
ruptcy.
Dated at Evansville, Ind, A. riI 18th, 1869.
To sOho1l tt mag concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee of the estate
OF Thaddeus r. Gibson and Robert G. Ut
terbRck, of the f1rm OF Thad P. Gibson &
Co., of Evansville, in the county of Van
derburgh ana State of indiana, who have
been aujndged bankrupts, upon their own
trict. John SCHUBERT,
april DIST Il a ,Wedl Assignee.
In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Indiana.
In the matter of Joseph Thomas, Bank
rupt--In Bankruptcy.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appOip tment as Assignee of the estate
of JosephNThomas, of Evansville, in the
county of Vanderburgh and State OF In
diana, within the District of Indiana, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt, upon his
own petition, by the strict Court OF said
District. SAM Ell l.. JON IS.
Indianapolis Journal copy.1
In the District Court of the United states
for the District of Indiana.
In the matter of Henry A. Lozier, Bank
rupt.-In Bankruptcy.
District of Indiana, IS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee OF the estate
county OF Vanderburgh and State of In
diana, within the District of Indiana, who
has been adjudged q bankrupt, upon his
own petition, by the ssI District Court OF said
april dst q a ", We'd Assignee.
indianapolis Journal copy.l
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EDON'T INTEND
My HOPE rs.

To sell goods at less than cost, or even 8
that figure, if can avoid it.
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Many years ago the writer of this
notice and an invalid physician, VIII lie
visiting the Island OF st. CroiX for their
health, experienced and witnessed many
surprising and beneficial effects OF the
hlIn there produced upon many OF the
lnVallds who were, like ourselves. seeking
nealln, and upon inquiry and 1nVeStlga-
llon, obtained 2 full history OF It's niedi-
c1nal virtues. He was delighted and sur
prlSSd. and determined to make it the basis
OF a Tonic and Restorative NE dfc1ne. The
result OF his IaOoFs was "A glorious success
Tor himself and suffering humanity. The
c6IeD rated PLANTATION BITTEHS was thus
made known TO the world. Being an artl-
cie of real merit, founded on new pr1nc1-
pies, and relying wholly upon the Vege-
table Kingdom Tor its medicinal effects, 1t
worked a rapid revolution In the treat
Inent OF physical debility.
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EY~ Evansville is becoming famous
on account of its numerous hoop skirt
manufactures.
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A clergyman, while residing An South
America Az missionary, discovered
Nervous Weakness, Eariy Decay. Disease q
Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. ana
the whole train OF disorders brought ON hF
baneiui and vicious habits. Great NUM-
Ders have been cured by this noble rom-
edy- Prompted bY 81 desire 10 benefit the
an1lcted and unfortunate, a viii send the
recipe for preparing and using this medt-
c.nei IA a sealed envelope 10 any one who
needs IL, (ree Of charge. Address
JOSEPH T. lNMAN
station u, Bible House,
lal2 d&W8m SD nj New YORK CITY
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E- Somebody in Evansville has
sent to New York for one-wheel We
locipede, which is pronounced the
climax of novelties.
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BaF As Spring approaches, we no
tice good deal of cleaning up !"
going on all over the city. A good
idea.
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BsS~ They have got sh ort- hand
reporter on the Courier. He writes
r. c." for Recorders Court.
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BG= The Evansville Library Asso-
ISOLATION acknowledges the receipt of
two volumes of the Patent Office Re-
port for the year 1862, from Senator
D. d. Pratt.
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FRESH LAKE FISH at the New
York Grocery this morning. We
shall be receiving some regularly
hereafter every Wednesday and Fri
day morning direct from the Lakes.
PARSONS, SCovILLE & MoFFETT.
ap14-1t.
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The 18th day of April is the last
day to pay State and County Taxes
without penalty, after which day 10
per cent. penalty will be added.
+. LUNKENHEIMER, c. L.
apr7-td.
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SMASH UP.-The horse attached to
Elliott's express wagon got scared yes
terday morning, and started off in
hurry, making a complete circle,
breaking the shafts, and otherwise
smashing up the vehicle. The horse
was stopped before he went very far.
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Barrett's " prevents Badness.

COLDS AND CoUGHs. = Sudden
changes of climate are sources of
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections.
Experience having proved that sim
pie remedies act speedily when taken
In the early stage of the disease, take
at onA "Broson's Bronchial Troches,
let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation Of
the Throat be ever so slight, as by
this precaution a more serious attack
may be warded off. ap12- d3teod1tw
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BE~ The weather yesterday was as
variable as coquette. We will not
attempt to describe it.
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CITY N e w S .

BG- Remember that the Philhar-
monte Concert will be given next week.
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ExTENDED.-The gas mains are be-
ing extended from Seventh to Eighth
Streets on Division. and the gas posts
will be put up by Saturday, thus CIV
ing the citizens in that part of town a
little more light on the subject-of
mud.
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A Poor SPECULATIoN.-We are
told of a gentleman who purchased
two hogsheads of tobacco in this mar
ket few days ago and shipped them
to the GAINESVILLE market, on specu-
lation, but failed to get price that
would let him out even, and he Or
dered them shipped thence to New
Orleans.
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Ia The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by L. c..
Bridwell 4 Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. marc IF
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By Now is the time to plant grape
cuttings.
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aoth Patches, FreCkIes 3 nan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY foi
hose BHoWE DIsoOLoRArrONs on the lace
PoTrD's Moth and FFeekle Lotion. Pre-
AIRED only by DR.. B. O. PERRY, 80 Bond
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
nar2S dom
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BB~, The wonderful Steam Man, at
81 Main Street, Thursday. See ad-
vertisement 14-2t
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~ Two small boys were up before
the Recorder yesterday for fighting,
but owing to the absence of witnesses,
the case was continued.
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EOFHERsl MOTHERsi NOTIFIES
DON'T FAIL T0 PROOUR
Mrs. WinslOW's Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEErHINa.

This valuable preparation has been USED
with neUer J0tttH0 stcoesa tH thOttsQnds o.
cases.
IL not only relieves the child from pain,
out inVigorates the atOmnon and bowels
cOirscts ncidtty, and gives tone and energy
70 the whole system. 10 VIII also Instantly
lelleVe GEiPfEd IN TI8 m BOWELS and WEEm
collie.
We believe II IS the beet and silTest REM
ely " the a0oIid IA All cases OF Dlscutsru
and OtdTTitosd 40 Children, whether arising
from teethlng or any other cause.
Full direettonn tor using viii accompany
each bottle.
re sure and call for % MRS. WIEBLOWT
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the fqo-aigt.
tte Of CUErIs az FHEFrIb8 " on the outside
wrapper All others are base limitations.
te2l d&W8m
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REMOVAL.
GROVER & BAKER
G-MACHINE OFFICE
Has been removed to Second
Street. between Main and
Locust Streets, three doors
from corner of Main Street,
" Keen's Block"
j.. o. BEARD,
ap13 DIT Agent.
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DISSOLUTION.


VHTIHE RTNEWSHHEKA II y 70 r r. o.
~ fore existing between j. W. Keeean
and x. p. McJohnstOn, known as the firm
of Keegan IL McJohnston, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, II. j.. McJohn-
ston withdra wing from the firm The
business will be continued by j. w. Kec-
gan. All parties having claims against
the frm are requested TO present them for
pas ment, and all parties Indebted 10 the
frTn are requested To call and settle imme-
diately. j. W. X =. fGA NJ
X. u. MCJOHESTOE.
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To LeUIsYILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AIN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday a
O'Clock P. n.
TO CAIRO-Daily, except Sunday, a. 4
O'Clock P. M.
TO GREEN RTvER.-Every Tuesday and
Saturday at 4 O'Clock PIX. Every Thursday
at q O'Clock P. II.
To EAsTPORF. Every Monday, Wedues-
daY and Friday at o'clock p. NJ.
To HE SDERSoN-DaiIy, except sundays
a. < o'clock PM.
Saturday 81 4 2 ".
To M EMPHIs-Every Tuesday at P. n.
Rockport Stage (vIa Newburgh and Boou-
vIlle) Carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Tex
csDG 5undays) at A. NJ. Arrives daily Eek
sept Sundays by P. M.
TO NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
day) from the Merchants Hotel, at >
O'Clock p. NJ.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT JUNCTION

Going :04 A. NJ
- .) ~ p IA
Going East......-............ :02 p NJ
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IA Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. Il. d. HEIMAN's.
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. II Il II a H O u - H..
ENGAGEMENT For THREE NIaHT.
Wig. Ia. HANDLER

supported by Messrs. r. II. TAYLOR.
GEO. BECKS, and the Louisville Opera
House Company.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April. I4rr
1893, will be presented the grand Tragedy
IN nve acts, @ UEEN Elm 4 b ETH.
1ueen Elizabeth, Mrs. r. w. Lander; Earl
Mr.. Geo. Becks
,TO-MoRRow EVENING. the great
Play, Mary Stuart.
=. FkioEs-Dress Circle and Parquette, 75c. !;
Fainily Circle, Soc; Gallery, CSC.
mences at 3 O'clock TanrI9 Al %
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ga~ The new style lined India Silk
Sun Umbrellas at Hughes.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. aprI2-deod&WIt
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COMING SOUTH,
Tsrrs Haute and IndianayClis.
From TERRE HAuTF
]. H. s N. R. R., Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Leave Henderson daily Sundays
excepted ) ........ 100 p NJ
Arrive at Hansen ............. ....... 40 p N
GOING NORTH.
Leave Hanson is N
Arrive at Henderson ........... ...... :50 A. NJ
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Card.

IN RETLRING FROM TEEE ABAVE
IL firm, return my sincere thanks 10 our
many customers, and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage shown us, and
hope the same may be extended 20 my
former partner and successor, Mr.. J. w.
Keegan. r.. y. MCJOHkSTON.
March 23d, 1869. mn2l d2w
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FOR ELACK WORMS AND PIMPLEs
on the face, use PeTTg's CJHedONe anal PIN
pie Remedy, prepared only by Ur. 8. o.
PERRY. 40 bond Street. New York. SOLD
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
SAFE medicine dealers. lmhl7 d8m, W3m
TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES
FieelIles and Tan from the face. use Psrf
IRIS Moth and FTeekEe Lotion. IRE pared
only by Dr. T.. q. FERRY. sold by All drug
alsls. mhl8 dnm .Wam-n b N
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LOST.
RATT.H0AD TTRFEIrABE.E
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive. Arrive.
rsyansvil He. Vincsnnes. 4. Haute
ceova cd tn 5 80 A NJ 10 80 A NJ AIS n
II afl............... 2 10 An II :55 A NJ :03 y N
Vfncennes Ac 2 .O5 p NJ 81 p N ..-.,........
COMING SOUTH,
Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vincennes. EfVille
Vincennes Ac ............. ~ a NJ 1913 A =
Freight s. Ac. 81 A N 1890 p M 5 :SS p N
Mail. ..........-.... 2 ;03 p N 5:G5 8. IS P
N. B-Ths Vincennes AccommOd dalton
Train leaving at 2:i5 p. NJ, makes close
con uectiOn with the Ohio and Al ississippi
Railroad at VIncenneS for st. Louis and
Cairo.
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EVANSVILLE GROCERY,
NO. ISG Main Street.

1 beg leave TO return my sincere thanEs
for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended toward me, and by strict attention
to business and fair dealing 1 hope 70
merit a continuance or the same. VIII
sell as cheap as the cheapest, notwith-
standing numerous posters have appeared
from other houses placarding a few lead.
Ing articles rs catchpenny
JAMES CROFTS.
Newburgh Coal delivered at II cents per
bushel. Iapr3
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"Barrett's E" Superior Hair Re-
SlOrative
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REMOVAL,

Use Barrett's and gray hair dis
appears.
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WANTED.

OaD CARPENTER - INN ediately,
a% bv +. r. MEY Err. Builder.
f4ff
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Dissolution Of Partnarghip.

OAoDSAAeACA Va "a VI y r.
WNHE PARTNERSHIP GNBEK the
- firm of Scnradef a. LOhse was, on the
35fh Niay or Janu nv. 1869. dissoived. The
undersigned Will transact the business on
his own account for the future, will be
responsible for al liabilities against the
above Arm, and Is alone entitled o collect
the outstanding money.
mhl7 2w CHAS. SCHRADER.
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LOCAL RsOTxCEs.

Nasty recommends " Barrett's."
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BOARDING.

"a OA1sDESsS can have good boarding
- and ludging at MRS. FULBER'S, on
Second St, between Sycamore and Vine.
Three nice rooms now unoccupied. [In25tf
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n-gzsgs FIRE AT ELIZABETH, N ].

The new sash and blind factory situated on
Elizabeth Creek, the Central Railroad track was
burned the ground last evening The alarm given
at about st o'clock and is said that had been up
when the engines arrived, the loss would have been
paratyey small By the time the engines fairly
work. the flames had far gained Roadway that 1t
impossible TO stay The confagratioD. The heat
intense, and trains were unable to pass either way
the Central until the Are had suUsdGd The NewJersey
road was rendered impassble by the hose which CON
veyed water 10 the flames, and consequently the Wash
rGOn tram delayed All the furniture removed
from Mr. j. r. SOURCES dwelling and had IL not been for
the great exertons made by the remen 10 would have
been burned There were several piles OF lumber adjoining
the factory, aDd carpenter shop which were consumed
bat e btoB6rty was saved besides carpenters teOls
few hundred feet OF lumber. and two valuable horses
The factory burned only two years ago and much
pains bad been taken when the new building was erected
70 guard against similar accident 1t issupposed that
the fire cansed by incendiafes. Mr.. A. Il. Linn
owned all the stock and machinery Of the establishment
His loss Is about 5000. He insured as follows: b.
Nicholas Co.. New York City, $500; Commonwealth New
York City 81 0OO williansburgh City Ins. Co. 81, 300
The owner Of the building, Mr. j. g. Linn, oses $1,000
About o. 900 worth Of tools belonging to the workmen
Wore also destroyed David MuOrd's loss OF lumber Ia
estimated at s500 The Of the carpenter shop r.
Graham loses about 81 800 He was insured III the Ma
tiOnal Company OF Elizabeth Tor $500
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ARREST OF A THIEF AND RECEIVERS.

About three months ago the room of Dis
trictAttoruey Robert c. Hutehings, at the Everett
House. was entered the absence Of himself and wife.
and from a bureau drawer taken gold watch and
chain, two bracelets medal, lace handkerchief, a
diamond stud and cluster PIN altogether Of the vauc Of
s2Gl Since then several officers have been engaged In
search for the missing property. Detectives Mccarthy
and MCGOWAN OF the Twenty-mnth Precinct finally be-
came convinced that the property had been stolen ny
Mary {. Miller. well-knOwn thief Search
was made for her, and she was at length
found at tho Ashland House Fourthave. Mr. Hut
chnes had interview with the woman. and sle con
fessed that she had stolen the property and disposed OF II
and sold The cornerstone she had sold 10 Mrs Lynch
keeper OF jewery store under the NewNOrk Hotel for
the sum of 500 She also weighed the remaining stones,
and these were sold to VIM T. Reyes OF the firm OF
Keyes Judd Of No. Coz Broadway for the OF tl2
the diamonds. The diamond stud and rome
other property was sofa dealer She n"s sa
acknowledge having sold ether stolen articles 10 Mrs
I1is b mT Mg5GG Gs Ha9 A9s gs 6
Ss and ye;erSny hey arrested and taken
sxs@natiQn on behalf Of their client and
sh released 20 o. % TIRE a' n& .e
Counsel for the prisoners Lynch and Judd
asked that bail he taken for their clients and produced
several persons who expressed their Willingness to be-
6od nnmIer o. comnaipts aganet W actited IA well
Mrs Lynch and that the parties wond appear to da'
did not feel ike taxing nominal ball Accordinsy Tic
accused were committed TO the Tornbs John Lynch the
husband OF tie woman has been arrested on y
sSFse 81 Stolen aa's from m T. ISd fSe once 'S
Exchangeplace and he wgs committed 10 the TomOs by
Judge Bedford The officers who arrested Mrs Miller say
that she has stolen quantities OF iewcryrom the
Of many OF the guests in the Hoffman House, Coleman
House Fifth Avenue Hotel and the Albcrmarlc Hotel,
Of the stolen property to Mrs. Lynch aud others In
teesung Developments are promisedM the examination.
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PASSENGER.S ARRLHED.

FROM HAvAsA-l0 steamship cslumbia, April 10 w WEE
and wife j. r. g. ThompsoB y. r. Montague, H. Bobn,oh T.
Melville c. H. Trest Jas DAr Angels v De Bar fsiv, q,
Rios g. LAueb T. sAls Gslap, MIA tteIen' h Conaut
and ,ap g. EgneI Caet and family P,uaudtr
Mn Alderman sad two ,tI,nt,. Algsa9 AlmeydA. Mss
IT, Dorchsster O DnI four children sn tso servants o.
ysd AuGsries, Asg.riea D. tnsIhsa H. Raads wel,sr
5ehlprrn aud wi Mr.. NJ ,l J. T.
b. aud children. Perez wife and ehreu D.
ldflo Meun AmeJdA and chh a. ArAngo J. r. Degado,
Abg,a Raa RgA, Geo hoSSen FncA Miranda BVsIsio
HssufVe
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CARD.

A CARD.
N large and Increasing demand VERMONT STRING
WATER has Induced the undersigned place the agency the hands
Of W. H. sCHIBFFELIS Co. Of this city old and distinguished
wholesale drug house. 10 whom orders IN future be addressed
eAxB Co, Proprietor.
THE VERMONT SPRING WATER,
remarkable remedy for Cancer seraa Bhghrs Disease, and
other kidney soBs all which capable Of proof by ng witnesses
Of the highest edby, Of whom raised whes
psreut death without wishing to epsrsge Others Is never
,I,s believed th, Water has effected unparalleled ~
other existence Take notice that the Only Of this sprsg the
VERMONT aud should not be souGnded With any other In the
same State The genuine bottles bear tas .enpoH VERMONT
SPRING SAKE Co. SHELDON VT" H for sale BY tue principal
Dusg,a Pamphlets with certificates from eminent pbyesn' 'eHi
tee On lgpBsaiisB to u, pIOpheicrs, dto
W. u eCIuBgFELIN Co,
W, 80 william H, New YoIL
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IArnosnesmsnul

CRIMINALS, their treatment and reformation,
given IN the Nay No PHYSIOLOGICAL JouRSAL-3O cent?
wASTEDThe rgb, sort Of Teachers PresheH PbAhs Lta
tors Husbands Wives and Children, See PHEEsOIoGclL JOURNAL
for May.
Ouh lNDiN-How 10 treat them White Men and Bach Mem the
differences for them 10 live together PHREBoOGcA
Journal for MAY
The PLANoHErTs disrtHr-Is Electricity hhgDesn Pytho
sptm, what ish Sc. May No. PnREsoLoecAL JoURs
80 septL Nessmsn have it,
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\ CURE FOR RUPTURE.

GREGORY from his long experience the treatment Of np.n
prepared warrant permanent Of ths dangerous dsei,s by
wearing WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS and bathing the amelei
bis celebrated HERNIA LOTION Special attention
10 branch Of anl warranted without danger
which will ateTere with labor business of hind Psmrhts
for cents giving fall explanations Address q. AuGT
GKkGORY. y. D.. No 900 BtollaAy. ~ Y
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
RIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Brunette Hove. Philadelphia. md.. AMI ta,s
steamship Dngo johnson Portland. md.e. and pA,s
BIG salhe FoWo Matthews Portland, Oregon, n days. wheat
T1s g.rysS Queen sssol,, Bf5ssd1 day; gIs'ss'
Ap y %S. L, e S G a9Sshs S sos os 20,
sehr Paragon W,bab Washington n days naval stores
sehr Comet, Chapman Georges Banks. fsh
scHooNxRs-KIyER AND coAsrws,
a.tibss ya.s,I IT, B'''oH Ocean ws Et,e,sRor
Basi Diamond gitabe,spor. J Ianca'ier Eiisbsthp"rt
Oregon ElIabeihport J. $. Preeasb. EhIabstbpor.
AM Saler. ESIAbehBOr Anencau EAgls, giaOetlPOrt
K n CisrI Scwbursh Harriet sssab Port Johu,Ou
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s s buckingham, Portland, Ct $ 7. i1adeE RocIianl
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Isaac H. Borden, Fan River NJ l. Chase Chatham.
c. Weller, G,ssnport l. A. Tolss Sos~slL
l. \. Lowell. Fail River Cha. iiaxlsJ. sag HarbOr
BraDdyvlns. Fali River Falcon, Norseh.
Jos NJ Vance Boston p Mersiu, Providence.
Eliza Hamilton Providence. J. Yoouans Providence
Mari Tiee Providence Joe. Has, Providence.
Show Fiaie, ProvdtBee.l y. D: Berry, Providence
Gen Grant. Provideaee JAS NJ. BAyts, Providence.
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r. r. Apologize, Eew-IlAyen Storm, EeW.llaven.
Kate Scranton Rew.Baven ALERT Field EevIayen.
IInra wooley. Sew.Ilaven Liberty. SerIIaysn.
h hap Shspp.fi SsTiiaven Niagara. bridgeport
Mercer, bridgeport
Brsana, for Gagew Magnolia for CharIsfto4 WIN p CLYDE
Wilmington ship PrneIOp Tor ROTTERDAM bk Saa STAR Ship
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrRE. MONROE Va April DPassed 10 or Baltimore ship
Ow,go from hveboo bark Laura Gcrtuts from EssYoi Lne
Rowra Ethan Allen. nor cuba: Mipoa from Porto
,eo, Lyons from Cardepaa Aed bg RooEy Gsu
SsvAsSAa April 2acs.f,d ship BaruorA for GlA.go~ .ehr
Wappela, for EeN.iork
CIAKLEsToS, Aga z9sAed steamship Ssrsgosss for NewYok
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvAsA April 2-Ths steamship BSge from New York arrived this
afternoon
SPOKEN.
Ship MARY Drgg' from New YOrt for San Francisco Dee 90 lat
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