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The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

SHIPPED.-John Carr and Louis
Foulks, the boys who were engaged
in the fight on Locust Street day be-
fore yesterday, and of which mention
was made in yesterdays paper, were
both shipped " up the river yester-
day. Foulks, who was stabbed, did
not suffer any serious inconyenienee
from the wound, but was quite able
to travel. Should they go to the ru.
raj districts, as they propose, and so
to work, they may, in time, learn to
behave themselves better. '4ff-
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YoUNa LADIEs' ENTERTAINnENT.

YOUNG LADIES EHTERTAINAIENT.
The ladies of the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church have, during the
season, each alternate week, been Civ
ing a series of free sociables and sup
pers, which have been largely attend
ed and proven great source Of enjoy
ment to all. We learn, however, that
on tomorrow (Thursday) night, the
programme will be somewhat varied.
The management of the Sociable will
be given up to the Young Ladies of
the congregation, and they have in
preparation anyelegant entertainment,
which they hope to make the most at
tractive and most largely attended of
the series. A surnptuous supper, en-
bracing In the bill Of fare all the sub
stantials and delicacies Of the season,
will be efurnished, which, with the So
cial entertainment of the evening,
provided by the Young I5adiess viii
doubtless draw to the parlors Of the
Walnut Street Church tomorrow
night, a. large attendance of both
young and old. By a notice in the
local column it will be seen a charge
of fifty cents will be made at the
door; children twenty-five cents.
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EH.&MR.R.. Northern Division.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Leave Henderson daily Sundays
eXcRDted,l '.O An
Arrive at Hanson. ~ :1u Am
a GOING NORTH.
Leave Hanson. I'D 4 -
Arrive at Henderson. :0VlP "A
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-t01t REGT THE AMERICA
- y!3Fis II one OF The best hotels iu
ssh sniush oI Ln9 business part Of the citv.
Rifase. ttgits ON Water Street, near the corner a
,.i,5esr go ,l t,tu sycamore, and has spIendN
~ ~ -, lew. At is large and c0mmudlou8.
~ Loss tuhn square from Main street
l,, stlln - easy % ACCESS from the riUcr, rali-
OtUen ApTH lgt, 1869. a pufvJ fo
jamie dtf Fvans,tiiia ina
E-H0K RENT - BAsIGAI EMIT - The ii,taa.
- ment or The Cumberland PresfJ,-f.fI..rr rr
Streets. This would be q very do4irarIr
place for teaching Hfqtgfo or Drr10fg7 an
ftttnffaQ. Also, good room Tor nn auifn
Inquire Of ALWAH JOB NBDN.
au1U dd Real Estate a gent.
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

A III stinguishsd Metb0alat Minister and
prorafnenI temperance LeotuTer once re-
marked that go where he would, from one
end of the country to the other, he hardly
ever failed TO find PLANTATION BITTERs
and while he condemned the practice of
using these Bitters too freely, he could not
them from the side-board, for he himself
had experienced beneficial results from
their use End that, from close obSerVa-
tiOn, he was convinced that when used
moderately, and as a medicine exclusive
ly, they were all that was recommended.
At the same time he warned his hearers
not to pull the cork too often, for they
were ar too pleasant tonic 10 trifie WITH
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. ianlU-d3teod<w
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

EAsITY FfxED.-Some of the citi-
zens of the Fourth Ward are very. In
dignant because the Council gave
certain parties license to sell liquor
on Fourth Street. They threaten to
petition the Council TO revoke the
license. There is an easier way of
disposing of such difficulties. Let
the granting of the license be voted a
clerical error, and at the next meet
ing of the Council let the minutes Of
of the clerk be corrected by Inserting
the word "not,1 so that his record
shall read, License was not granted, y
&c. IF difficulties with regard to
street improvements are disposed of
in that way. we can't see why a license
may not be revoked by similar
scratch of a pen.
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

BEr Try some of Hudnut's cele-
brated Hominy Grits. 1t Is superior
to Rice, Tapioca. Sago or Corn Starch
for puddings. For sale at the New
York Grocery.
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

B9~ $50 barrels of choice Eastern
Apples, wholesale and retail, at the
New York Grocery. Also, 20 barrels
new BuckYheat Flour.
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Greatest Wonders OF the Age!
/ FOur beAnLITnIIy anu syTnmeLfIchHy
taH formed
Ladies' and Gentlemen in Miniaturel
The Original ard Renowned
GEN. TOM THUMB and WIFE,
COMMODORE MUTT, and
MISS MINNIE WARREN,

Their unique and exquisitely fascinating &
Performances and Exhibitions never fail
TO charm and delight every behOlder.
They appear in Songs, Duets, ID noes.
Comic Deitneations, Amusing Tricks, Bur
lesques, and Comedies, I'm characteristic
costumes.
The RICH and ELEGANT DRESSES,
and the brilliant collection of DIAMONDS
worn before The various POtentates of
Europe, all of which are intt oduced In
these popular LeVees, cost ever Twenty
Thousand Dollars In Gold.
Ladies and Children are considerably
advised TO attend the Day Exhib tion, and
thus avoid the noise and confusion of the
Evening Performance.
Adm iSsion, 25 cents. Children under ten
years of age, Is cents. Re served seats, 81
cents; children under ten years, 2J cents.
ta27 dit NED DAVIS, Agent.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

TRAINS ARRINE + AT JUNbIIUN'I
Going ;oO a, NJ
= " ~ : nI'
Going .............S:05 :05 p NJ
q " ................ :05 II NJ
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

By Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner Of Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kent. 80 Eoc26 dtf
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

--.BaF- Browns Bronchial Troches,
for Pulmonary and Asthmatie dis
orders, have pruped their efficacy by a
test of many years, and have received
testimonials from eminent men who
have used them.
Those who are suffering from
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, etc., should try "Thes FRO
che" simples remedy which is in
almost every ease effectual.
sjaH25ee7d-dSyy
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

REcoRDER's COURT.-The Recorder
had but one ease before him for ad-
judication, yesterday. A colored girl,
named Jane Messer, appeared on
charge of disorderIy conduct. The
usual fine and costs in such cases were
imposed, but Jane, not having the
wherewith TO liquidate, was sent to
the lookup to board it out. VI t.f.
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

PREPARING FOR WoRK.-Workmen
were bnsily engaged lowering Messrs.
Uhlhorn & Brinknah's marble yard
yesterday, and in putting it in order
for the Spring work. The amount Of
fine building stone turned out by the
various dealers in stone in this city
last year, is quite astonishing. The
fine Green River stone brought to the
city and moulded into all shapes for
building purposes, has attracted the
attention OF architects and builders
from many points below this city. 1t
is justly celebrated for building pur-
poses. A much heavier business wiz
be done the. coming season ir hSat
line than ever before in this city.
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Tsrre Haute and IndianapOlis.

,,,,., .,,o,,s,a o,, the ohio and Mississippi
ESaiIroad takes place on Monday, Decem-
h@1- nm AFTER which we Will correct the
time table OF that Road.
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

DECLINED = In the Council pro.
eeedings published yesterday morning
it should have been. stated that Mr..
A. T. Whittlesey declined 10 accept
the appointment to take the census OF
the city. lie wishes it distinctly un-
derstood that he viii not do theswork.
Some other person viii have togbe ap-
pointed in his place.
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

STEALING DOC LICENSE. Might
before last some thief stole from the
neck of dog at the mill of Igleheart
Bros, a dog check, which had just
been fastened to the neck of the ami
NAL by means of a collar. This is a
novelty in the way of thieviDg. The
collar was fastened by means OF a
lock, and could not have been
taken off without the lock had been
unfastened or the collar cut. a9s.
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

New Advertisements We direct
attention to the card of S. p. Hill,
commission merchant and produce
dealer, Nos. SO and Il Water Street,
corner of Walnut, Cincinnati. Mr..
Hill stands high among the business
men of Cincinnati, and win give
prompt attention to all business en-
frnsfal To his care -t.---s-n-..r--
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OficerS and C0mmIttagg TO Serve The
Y0uRg Mems Christian Association
for the Year 1853.


for the Year 1863.
OFFICERS.
L.. Ruffner, Jr., President. D
j. W. Barbour, Vice President.
Frank Nj. Dusouchet, Correspond
ing Secretary.
James i. Curnick, Recording Secre-
tary.
John Rocker, Treasurer.
Ed. L. Brennan, Librarian.
DirectOrs-Daniel G. Mark, Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church; Il. G.
Iglebart. Trinity M. Il. Church; Il.
Ruffner, Jr., Vine Street Presbyterian
| Church; Samuel N. Curniek, Ingle
Street MlE. Church; S. X. Leavitt,
Baptist Church; Michael Myers, Ger
man Nj. e. Church; DR.. II. w. Cloud,
| Christian Church; S. B. SAMSON,
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Fred. Decker. Zion's Church. - ~
Ldbr0rg-F. @. Willetts, Chairman
| S. r. Horn brook, John w. Foster,
John Griess, Floyd Stinson. r-a
Derotiona1 Meetings end -Erercises
John Wymond. Chairman; Daniel
G.. Marx, VIM. Z. HolliDgsworth..
Samd0y Mission SchoOks-John Il.
OtONCI. OHdaEiDdu, L.. w n uEuVE,
Alvah johnson, S. g. Evans aessl
E'mplognzent - VIM. f. French,
Chairman; Henry NJ. Preston, G.. N
Wells, James Lilly. aa.'. ssisza
Boarding Houses - John Becker,
Chairman; John e.. Wall, Daniel G.
Wilson. .sf7.s 4,
Fasaace james J.. Orr, Chairman ;
jesse w. Walker, James Ell. Cutler,
Phil. G. Decker9 ~ p
Rooms and Receptions DR.. II. W.
Cloud, Chairman; G. K. Drew, A. g.
Rosencrans, Charles Decker Thomas
Greenlees. tf a-l&
.Lectures-J. NJ. Shackelford Chair
man; John Ingle, Jr., VIM. Baker,
III. Nj. Goodlet 4-~@@--a-a--as
+ On Membership-Wm. g! Brown,
Chairman; Jacob Miller, Wm. a. An
derson, Fred. Vcss. Alexander M,
Cow, Isaac Adams, Silas 'Fichenor.
Visiting and Mission Work-Wm.
b. Jaquess, Chairman; John BeF-
ridge, DR.. Ii. G.. Jones, Fred. Brock
enkroeger. ~ td.ll lti
Churches Zone from each church }
s. X. Leavitt, Baptist church, Chair
man; Eugene Iglehart, Trinity NJ. Il.
Church; JAS. Ii. Setcher, Jr., Wine
Street Presbyterian Church; Fred.
Eckort, Mon's Church; James Viek-
cry, IngIe street Nj, II. Church; Luke
Wood, Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church; 5. b. Sanson, Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. s.Iaasfs
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family flour sold IA the city, the
Cyntbiana Mills also, rye flour for
sale by H. ID. Allis & Co, .Eirst st.
second deor below Vine.
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

..ai ..l New Arrivals.
sssa ). bbls Kr0ut. 81
5 = Sweet Cider.
% e Buekwhrat Flour.
Elegant Syrup. ts.r
100 Eastern Apples.
10 cases Yarnlouth Sugar Corn.
PARSONS, SC0VILLE & MOFFETT.
dec29 g8e. ffr5
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RATLROAD TIMETABLE.
Evansville and Charlottesville.
oOTNa NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive. ArLiVes
EvansvIlle. VIncennes. i. Haate
AcsSm'od't'n, $3.50 A N lo:S9 a:oa a:o5 3 N n
Vt-cennes Ac % n % =
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AM u SEz IN I'm ISs
Positively Two Days Only !
EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUSE [!
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
January goth and 3Oth.

TWO LEvEES FRIDAY, az 2 and "a.
SATURDAY, THREE LEVEES.
at Ii AM, and 3 and IA PM
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cou1NG SOUTH.

Leave Leave arrive
Terre Haute. Vineennes. E,v1ile.
.1...~,.,,aa Ae ......,...... 6:26 A NJ 9:28 NJ
Exlto,S,t n Ac. 8.31'A M 1880 P Nj 6:sS P N
ErsII sry -'...-........ sos M 5; rs NJ S:lSP
n B.-The vincennes Accomm odation
TTain leaving at 2:t5- P. M, makes closee
aaonection with the Ohio and Mississippi
Rtilroad at Vincennes for St. Lonts ana
Cairo.
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27
SALT FLOUR PORK KlI NAILS L

SALT FLOUR PORK Il NAILS (! /
We offer to the trade
10000 barrels X ANA w WHA SALT.
1000 barrels and sacks FLOUR of
different brands and grades.
5000 kegs WHEELING NAILS.
A large supply of Bulk Heats,
Lard, Sugar Cured Bacon Ham, dc.
T.. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.
No. z Main Street near Water Street.
y A LARGE, SFocK OF SUPERIOR
LIoUoRs.-N. L. Carr & Co., at No. 8
and South Water Street, have very
large stock Of superior Liquors of the
choicest brands, selected with great
care expressly for this market by Mr..
Carr himself, with special reference to
the wants OF this trade, and offered at
very small profits by wholesale to cash
customers Steamboat bars supplied
on liberal terms. decl0-dtf
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

For RENT.-Bgsiness House No.
81 Main Street, three doors from the
CORNER of Third Street. For particu.
lars, apply to ARTHUR EODGE,
16l lUt g, T. JENKINS.
The Evansville journal., 1869-01-27

BB@ A new stock of Silk Fringes
and French Corsots at HUGHEs'.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS

pACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
L THRouGH LINE o TO
FREIGHT AND PAssHcE aREATLY REDUCED.
III, TiS;, i S siss s'f ssss
Thess rates include bershs board and all neeessaes for
Steamer. Of the above line leave pier No. q North ,
river foot Of Canal street at Y o'clock noon on 9th and Ss
One hundred OF baggage free to each adult. Medi
pss sn axKizoSA Captain Maury connecting with
steamer CHINA viii leave San Francisco January l. 1870,
for China and '' SofrcE TO SHIPPERS
FGr s% R 1; reasa As q !' 3d.
cembera An The usual facilities afforded shippers in col
For freight or passage tickets and all further Information
c DRS , 'ee S'n''hy ''A' BABY Agent
CT, DOMINGO LINE THE REGULAR STAN PACKET
North nyer, Wednesday Dec al o'clock r. NJ, for
N'e ~ sPoFFoRD TILEsroN, 4 co. 20 Broadway
uAyANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
CRY Or sExLco; Saturday, Dec!
~ i. ALEXANDER SONS, SO Broadway.
Tor HAvAsA.-usITED STATES MAIL.
Il The well known first class sidewhee steamship DE
Sofa Thomas IL Morton, commander, will be despatched
from pier 70 North river, on Saturday, Dec IL, at three
Pm.
For freight passage, having superior
LIVINGSTON, FOX & Co, IS Liberty street.
United STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
u Atlantic Mali steamship Company,
sailing regularly every Thursday, ut 70 o'clock T. M
EAGLE Captain NJ. r. Greene. December p
MORO CASTLE. Captain II. Adam. December ~
T.. Van Slice. December ~
For freight or passage apply TO
s. q. WHEELER, in. President
No . Bowling Green.
TEXAS LINE ., Galveston steamers.
Sailing every Saturday at NJ, touching at Key West .
The AL steamer VARUNA, Captain spencer NJ pier ~
East river, will sail Saturday, December ~
All goods for Houston the interior viii De forwarded oy
our agents. Mcssrs T. ". McMahan Co., Tree OF charge
For freight OF passage apylyto ,r "a, ,,,,.,.
Jloa NEW ORLEANS nIRECT-DEsPATCH LINE.
The steamship CHARLES W. LORD viii leave pier ~
East river sa,uriay December at r. NJ. First cabin,
second S2 For passage apply al the southern Steam
| shlp Ticket O1lce, IL BROADWAY.
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Y. DECEMBER f. l869-TRIPLE SHEET.
FINANCIAL.

A ssEsSmENT-YELLOw JACKET MINING COM
"A pany, 10 (con) share. Delinquent Dth inst sale
8ot January, 1870 Payments may be made through LEES
4 WALLER, SO Pine street.
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COAsTyvIsR STEAMSHIPS.
The steamship

MISSISSIPPI,
Captain William L. Henry,
will be despatched Saturday, December at O'Clock
r. NJ, from pier l2 North river.
Freight received at through rates St. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The GENERAL MEADE win succeed, Saturday, Dccem-
Der III.
For freight passage, having superior
apply TO
FREDERIC BAKER,
40 Broadway.
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WIN. p. CoKBIT, PASTOR OF THE JOHN STREET
IA. Methodist Episcopal church, between Nassau and
liam street, will Sunday, At 1919 A. M and at Il.
M. invited. Seata
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A FIRST MORTGAGE WANTED-OF 1880; SO PER
IN cent OF vaue Second Mortgage wanted, or &20, 90
W. w. PUTNAM. s. Wall street.
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A SERMON WILL BE PREACHED ON WOMAN HER
n Rights Duties, &C, Canal Presbyterian church,
y Greene street, tomorrow morning, at by Rev. Davd
ali
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DRY GOODS,
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IL At
!. UNION ADAMS K co.


UNION ADAMS x CO.
FOR LADIES.
Patent Mcrino Vests.
Patent Mcrno Drawers.
Fine Wool Under Vests.
Fine Wool Drawers.
Scarlet Cashmere Vests.
Fine Cardigan Jackets
Balmoral Stoc kings.
Kid and Buck Gloves.
Castor and Cloth Gloves.
Roman Scarfs and Sashes.
Patent Merino vests.
Patent Merino Drawers.
Patent Merno stockings.
Scarlet Cashmere Stockings.
Black Cashmere Stockings
Kid Buck Gloves.
Cloth and Castor Gloves.
Fine Cardigan Jackets.
Feccy Cotton Hosiery.
Roman Scarfs and Seshes.
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.
Undershirts and Drawers.
All Wool Indershrs
All Wool Under Drawers
Scarlet Cashmere shirts.
Scarlet Cashmere Drawers.
Buckskin Shirts and Drawers
Buck and Cloth Gloves.
Kid and Castor Gloves.
Scarfs, Ties and Socks
Patent Merino Shirts.
Patent Mcrno Drawers.
All Wool Understands.
All Wool Drawers.
Fine Woocn Hosiery.
Knitted Mts and Gloves.
Wrstets. Mens.
Suspenders Ties.
hcrno Stockings.
Roman Scarfs and Ties.
oy2 Broadway.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

At THE EVERETT RooMs.-MRs FANNIE DAVIS
N Smith will speak before the Society OF Spirtussts on
Sunday at l0h and ~ O'clock Chdrens ceum at ~ r M
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A -A.-MOHEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT
N. cages and loan improved unimproved prop
erty. WASHINGTON Il. NICHOLS Counsellor at Law, lis
broadway H.
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TIALF MILLION DOLLARS TO LEND FOR NINETY
IL days. Stock Exchange collaterals only. Terms
per cent gold and monthly commission. Address CAPT.
TAI, boz LOB Post office
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I1oa NEW ORLEANS pIRECT-DEsPATCU LINZ
4 The steamship CHARLES Y. LORD YIN leave pier y
500 second 5 For passage apply at the southern Steam
shp Ticket Once. IL Broadway.
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FIFTH OF A SERIES OF DISCOUR5Es ON "rHE
"A Family Life" will be preached by Rev; Dr. VIM Ak,
In the Spring Presbyterian church Varck
morning Subject@Parents Duties TO Children
All cordially invited.
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A NOTICE.-REv. CHARLES Is. SMYTH breaches
N tomorrow morning, In Eleventh street church. near
Third (bewcen Second Third) Seats free 70
every person. Psalms sung Come one come all; como
everv one.
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L'oR NEW ORLEANS old LINE-LOW FREIGHT
The well known first class sidewheel steamship DE SOTOs
Thos H. Morton, COMMANDER viii leave pier ID North river
Saturday. Dec. ii, at three =. NJ. Freight taken At
through rates for st. Louis, Mobile and Galveston
For freight having superior accommodating
apply 20 -
The VICTOR will follow from pier % East river.
O. II. MALLORY h co.
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PROPOSALS.

49,
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.
IN COMMISSIONERS OF EMrGRATIoN)
or THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, Dec. |, 1851
The undersigned, committee of the Board for the
ton OF Wards Island for the treatment OF In
sane PERSONS will receive plans therefor such plans to be
presented before the 10Th inst
he designed to accommodate $50 patients,
and be accompanied by an estimate OF the cost Of the
xii information in reference the Asylum, its location
&c may be obtained from the Superintendent OF Wards
Island
time OF meeting of the Asylnm Committee for the ex
animation plans presented will BIO asccrtaned from the
superintendent Of the Commissioners OF Emigration at
Castle Garden.
adopted the committee rcsevng the right however, to
ject any and all plans presented.
yiUIIAN &. vERPLANCK. President
CYRUS II. LOUTREL
PHILIP BlSSINGEE, .
RICHARD O'GORMAN, tCommittee.
ISAAC 7. SMITH,
FREDERICK KApp,
y. McELRoY,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
- Cunard Line.
ALEPPO sails. .Thursday December
sAMAklA sails husday Deceihoer
Cabin passage $50, gold; eteerage x3j currency.
Storage tickets from Europe Issued at lowest rates
For cabin passage apply at No. Bowling Green For steer
age passage apply at III Broadway, Trinity building
CIAs. q. FRANCkLYE, Agent.
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FuRs at
greatly reduced prices
Choice sets In
Mink,
Ermine,
Astrakhan, &C., &c.
Mink Sets at $40; worth $40.
Ermine Sets, S35; worth $50.
Astrakhan SacQues, $50; worth Y45
London madc Seal sacques, *l6u; worth $500.
Misses Sets, 3b and upwards.
Carriage and Sleigh Robes $40 and upwards.
BURKE. $50 Broadway;
Branch at is Fulton street.
INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR sHAwLs AND sCARFS.
i GEO. A. HEARN, 80 UNION SQUARE,
intends retiring entirely from business oilers his entire stock
for sale at greatly reduced prices.
NEw YORK, Dec. I, 1869.
ITO HOusEkEEPERS-A LARGE STOCK OF BRus-
sells and Ingram Carpets from auction; also Furniture,
Bedding, &C., at O'FA.RELL h GREENE'S, zoe Eighth
avenue Twentieth street Payments taken by week
month.
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TOR CHARLESTON, S. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS
II the South and Southwes..-Resular line. j,
The popular steamship SARAGOSSA, G. Ryder, COM
mander will sail
THURSDAY December 9, at p. NJ,
from pier No North river, foot Of Rector street.
Rates passsgeo Charleston &l5 to Jacksonville, $6.
Through bills of lading to all points South and Southwest
Agents in Charleston (Ravene Coz forward all goods
free OF commission.
ARTHUR LEARy. Agent, 70 William street.
The steamship MAGNOLIA will sail Dec is.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
in The Cromwell Line.
Steamships OF this line VIII pier No. North river
at o'clock p. NJ, as folows:-
GEO. WASHINGTON, eager. Saturday, December IL
Freight Mobile Galveston through
, rates. Cabin passage, x50
For passage first and class freight apply to
ii. Is. CROMWELL &.CO., So Vest street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

street Packed shipped moved city country Job or
load. Responsible for breakagc. Money advanced.
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RIsHOP SNOW WILL PREACH in THE UNIVERSITY,
ID Washington square, Sunday ats NJ Seats fres.
Subject-1he POI e's Grand Counc-Its Results.
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DONDS WANTED-FIRST OR SECOND MORT
ID cages on New York and brooklyn property. TO the
amount Of S3oocD from three years, by HINNAN
SON, 20 Pine street.
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TNREE BAPTIST CHURCH OPEN COMMUNION
Il Seventeenth street. two doors west Of Sixth avenue
Preaching at 1O1 o'clock A. NJ and ~ r. NJ Strangers
conc. Communion the close OF evening services Dece
ber6.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

ryNROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY-THE ELE-
J. CANT steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave
pier A North river near Spring street; every evening anr
days exccpted) at o'clock r. NJ Fara only 81 3D. being
81 rs less than rail and 75 cheaper than other line and
like reductions to all points North West and East Tickets
and at D0DDS Express 429 and s Broadway, New
YORK and No. Court street. BROOKLYN and SJs West street
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T,APSCOTT BROS & CO.'S EMIGRATION OFFICE So
South street, ssue sight drafts on England, Ireland
Scotland md Wales and tickets from Great Britain
and Ireland ut lowest rates. Apply to
TAPsCoTT BROS. 4 CO.. SO South street.