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QUOTATIONS. yoR THE PRISoIrAL srocKs IN THE New

A comparison Of prices current at the close Of tho
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the
previous week. exhibits advance in Treasury notes Of
e per cent Ohio 6s Il; Pennsylvania 6s NJ Illinois os,
1; Reading Bonds, AZ Reading Mortgage Bonds, n
Harlem Railroad ~; Long Island, u; stonington l;
Farmers Loan, Canton, Vi Morris Canal AZ; vicks-
burg, a. and North American Trust, IL; and decline
in Reading Railroad OF Ia per cent; Norwich and wor-
csster, ~; Erie Railroad scrip, n.
One dollar notes of the Geneva Bank altered to ves,
in circulation. They nicely done only to
be detected by the most minute examination and until
closely tested have every appearance Of the genuine 1t
seemed to have been done by some process which re-
moved the original figure rs, after which figure SIS
neatly pasted in their places, that by holding the
bill up to the light ninety nine persons out Of hundred
would not detect the fraud. The figure at tho right
hand lower corner Of the BILL had been defacsd with
ink, as though by caresssness.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of
tain articles of agricultural produce exported from this
port during the past week. distinguishing the extent Of
the shipments to each country
COMMERCE THE PoRr NEW foRK-WErKLY
EXPORTS.
To Great Brsin-Four, 76l bbls; corn, 10 27a bush;
meal 63l bbs bread lao do pork rs do beef 70 tcs;
lard So 2l2 lbs; hams AIT do chess ALI cotton
aas bales; ashes las bbls whale oil, 1892 gallons
1000 do; wax, a. iii lbs cotton, ls4O bales
To Spanish West Iadies-Flour, IS bbls; rye -four,
Cnoeb0
lbs; spirits turpentine 1909 gallons; bread is bbls
lard, 29l0 lbs; Nce, IA tierces.
To 81 Dsmingo-Meal, so bbls lard, SOL lbs bread,
80 bbs butter COL lbs; beef, 80 bbls cheese, I'll lbs
pork, bbls.
To Danish West Indies-Four, 922 bbls lard, 500
lbs; butter 703 do meal 800 bbs peas $50 bush; rye
four 90 bbs cheese, 6O4 bs pork 200 bbls roe Is
tierces.
To British West Indies Flour, 40 bbls; cheese, GIL
lbs; peas II bush pork lsl bbs beef II dol bre sd 90
bbs Live Stock-Sheep, lao; pigs, co.
The shipments of bresdstufs to Great Britain and to
Europe generally have during the past week, been H.
mted This is attributed to the character Of the
from England received by the Acadia and the opinion
expressed sometime previous to the arrival Of the
last steamer relative to future shipments has been
drmed The difficulties in the money market Of Eng
land, will have very important influence upon the
future imporations Of breadstus. Whatever dsfcen-
cy may actually exist In the supply of food in the Uni
ted Kingdom it will not appear until late in the
There il evidently determination to consume tho
mesc supply hrst and carry their wants forward into
The last month of spring the first month of
The value OF merchandise imported into this pert
and the amount of duties paid the same, for the
month of January in each of the past three years.
| as annexed
IMponrs INTO PoRr or Nrw VoRu
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Railroad Intelligence.

The Nantucse Inquirer says the project /, agtsed for
tndiag railroad from the village Of Nant uckct Il
siascoest. IL Thoughtful he work be completed
coat not exceeding Sa5 600.
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MARKETS ELSkWIiEflE.

BosToN Feb 5-3 Great Falls Msnuf Co. 1914; &c do lola;
M Western Railroad Rights 2c; 30 Reading naioad az %
rwch and Worcester railroad 10 d. 38s1; q do Is do
as che,hire Haoad Rights Csc; 20 loe so East Bos
tou Co. 30 l2X $1,000 Loiu 1862, % d. 98X; $1,000
Reading Railroad Bonos 1850, 631a
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stocks In this market for each day Of the past week. and
at the close Of the week previous II viii be perceived
that prices have throughout the week. been steadily
advspcing
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DIR. Chrlstle's Galvanlc Belt-ThOso who
ksptcsl the wonderful effects Of Chrte Gavanc
ss invited to examine the certificate Of Rev Dr. Landis
py.pepsa and d:ssses are speedily e,sdicasd by
Chestnut street. sole agent Boston, Mrs kdder 100 Court
street, sole
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In New Haven the ls inst, by the Rev DR.. Fitch
SAMUEL X. DowNER, Of this city, to CHARLOTTE r
FoRBEs, of New Haven.
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$3.50. 23.5OO. 900

Total, :. Ia, 500, 600 1000 600
Here twenty three millions Of people In Europe have
millions of hogs and the States Of Ohio Kentucky
and Indiana, with three and half millions Of people,
have millions of swine The proportion is twelve
to
This great dsproportion Is occsoned by the produc-
ton of Indian In the United States, for which,
yet the fattenng hogs has proved the most profitable
employment.
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W ALENTINES-FA Y PAPERS, ARDS AND EN-
v velopes Weddicg Stationery, Wedding Cake Boxes,
House Furniture SC. w. +. s. 4. DOUBLEDAY. 40 John
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VxTANTED-A SITUATION BY A PROTESTANT
w young woman is old ehambermad e waiter,
children aod plain sewing and make herself
useful Esquire No. Burton street, seeond door from
BECKER.
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7.000-nOQ

.''., I'oVo,ovg =. -
might IF necessarily have fatted and carried to
market three millions Of hogs We suppose that the
hogs packed in these States in the OF 8s7 real
ly amount to but little million; but this
amount strikes the reader with its magnitude.
The contrast between this country and Europe, on
this head is most remarkable There country in
Europe which has fifth the proportion of swine that
these western states have Look at the following table
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TANNERS UNIVERSAL ATLAS-A FEW COPIES
Of this valuable work. some of the maps Of wh:h are par
tally Injured the printing but otherwc good order will
be sold IS each being half the regular price Imme-
da.e application be the Map store No. 23 broadway
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A sEIGNETTE BRANDY NOW LANDING-3o
half pipes quarter casks 50 eighth do. Of The old and
genuine brand received direct from Rochelle brig
W lliam Gustaf and for sale By S. I. NCOLL& Co., 81
aud GO Front
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Total. ........6 .O33 1877 l0l 67ll3l
In lS40 them the farmers Of these three States had
six millions of hogs and than hundred millions
of bushels Of corn They could have fstted two mil
lions of these hogs and sent them to market forty
millions of bushels of corn.
In 94 we suppose this to be about the state Of facts
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| ID RUNSWICK'S SrATUtRY--LARGE AS LIFE
ID representing III. VENUE De MEDICIS and APOLLO
De MEDICIS Open ftom A NJ 10 10 r NJ. at 800 Broad
way Stoppans b,ths Admiapce IS cents Season
tickets cents Monday excl siyey ladies'
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DtOADwAY ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pinteuxs afe des Mile Colonne'-ManageI, =. q.
Brelv.(ireat attractions The respectfully
the citizens Of THIS metropolis, stran
gers ting that The deon is open with entire
of Male and Female Ases OF the most beautiful
symmery order produce series Of splendid new Tab
lures SO, gr Sc. Part 2-TABLE AUX VlVANS and Poses
Paques by the Model Artstes Part 3-Favorte Of the
Ser,go &c Prces-Or chcstra Boz so cents; Parquee, rs
Hoxs entx
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w First nigh, Of Miss Julia psanMsnday Evening" FEB.
ruary 7th, wil be performed THE HuNCHgACKE.Ma
M9dus Mr. RlshmE'' Fs,h0m Mr. ChaI@an; Jn: M%s
the fairy extravaganza Of the FAIR ONE With THE
GOLDEN LOCkS-King Lachrymoso, Mr.. Chapman;
Count Plen Mr. Ebcrc Viscount Verysoso Mr. For
GRACEFUL. Miss G. Chapman Queen Lusdo,a. Mrs.
elnkc MollYmopaa. Mrs. Rogers; A Carp Miss Reed.
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM SPLENDID PERFORM
IA afternoon and evening Pelbys superb
rptural sstnary representing the Birth OF Christ" Hi.
Last SUPPER" His Trial b'o'e ponius Plate and also
representation Of an "Intempcrte Family all msI the
size of life may hours day and evening.
without charge Beside there engaged-NlaS John
TshtRcPe Dancer Great Western the low comedian;
FISHERS Shaksperean Cabinet; Mrs Moneli Miss Bernard;
Misses Julien and Whiticck dancers; Mr. Whtloek; Mr.
the whole as Reserved front shilling each
rvfrc
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OOO DIFFERENT LOTS OF DRY GOODS BOUGHT
CUO at auction Friday asd Saturday will be opened
aud offered for this morning. ~ addition 70 our
excellent stock These goods TO be Sod
lower prices than known the cyot New YORK
30 pcr than goods have been cold. F. w.
w. 4. GILIEY. 43J Grand street
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VTNREDEEMEO PLEDGES JUST CONE TO
~ andComprising Dress and Frock Coas, made IN the
test sylein silk trimnipgs scfrcely soied-equsi 20
new-fcom 81 to $40 each; Csssmeie Sstnet, aud LON
Pants to 50 par Vests so 49, leaks ard ovl
coats 50 sos Business Coats 81 81 each Clearing ana
nepair,ns-Cesh paid for Gents Clothing Broken psnk
Bills taken in exchlnge at the s. SUIT Store corner Nasu
apdR eer mar
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CHEWING, DOORS AND WINDOWS FOR StLE.
- The Shelving and Drawers, Doors and Windows of store
No 2i7 Broadway The shelving mostly Of the best clear
spG good order and well calculated fora dry goods orany
ote) where deep shelves required Ayo several
Doors and Windows with plate glass varying
from I2i and under II application be made this day Or to-
poow the above be purchased al great bargain APP
NV 10 h AII. TONPKINS X BLACK No. 1871 Broadway
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M ECHANICs' HALL. 47a BROADWAY. BETWEEN

M ECHANICS' HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
~ Grand and Brooms crowded to OVERLOOKING with
the beauty aud fashion of New York Open night during
the week except Monday Unabsted
week of the orianai CHRls'rY'5 MINsTRELs, the
Oldest established Band United States e. Christy,
q; N Chri.ty r Pierce Raynor C. Abbott; T. ysushni
with crowded highly respectable audiences and
sally admitted excel amusencnt OF similar chaec.
offered in tn Admission IS children under
10 half price Door, o'clcck-Concert iii
commence ats. On Saturday Feb IL. Afternoon Concert
Doors at g. commence at socock. On Monday
Eeh the BROOKLYN Institute.
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OPERA HOUSE, ASTOR PLACE.--MONDAY
" Evening Feb T. will be presented, the opera of LUCIA
DI LAMMEnMO OR-Lori Henry Asbtos, Signor +. @.
Bencventapo Lucy OF Lamme rmoor Sgnora
Sir Edgar Of RsyenswSod sgnor sesto Bsnede Lord Ar
thur Bucklaw SRIof Felix Genoves; Raymond Sgnor Set-
Lmo Ros; Alice, Signors Angola Mora Norman, Signor
Feppo Alber,azzi. Maestro Deore Snor barili; Lead
of the Orchestra, Sgnor Rapeti Boxes and
balcony, 81 amphtheae SO Doors open 7-PerfoI
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DANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF TIE
ID Mississippi river painted on three miles Of canvass be
the largest painting the od at The Panorama build
ing in Broadway, adjoining Nblos Garden. Open every
evening Sundays exceptcd Admission 50 chidxeu
price The Panorama will commence moving Ct IN o'clock,
precisely. Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays aud Satur
DAYS, mt o'clock.
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nor SALE OR TO LEASE.-THAT WELL KNOWN
place Of resort the WahBgon House and Gardens Ho-
boken cotequence OF the propreor having business IN
which rsques the whole Of his For
ticusrs aud to view the premises apply JOHN IRELAND.
New House Of txchangs place aud New street
kc,k
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ksR EDIToR-PFRdlT ME, THROUGH The ME
IVA dunn Of your paper, to the lovers o. ART me
ARRIVAL city, OF Palmer, the Couchgiisn scnip
Tor II probably enough induce all lovers OF this
beautiful Az to call and examner Ps pecmens 70 know
that Prof Morse Of them that they are unequed e.
this eouatry abroad" His ere nt 80 franklin
e fcsn R.
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SET OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE w ny
IL ,dadies and Cent. men havog supenuous en- cts 70
dispose Of such wearing sppre farn1Ie' T, IN OBTAIN
far price for the same, by senung i1 ne saospet
through the po,t oce or Otherwise who M atend az their
residrnee j. LEVENsTYN. 400 Broadway, mp stairs Lit
die can he attended 10 BY Mrs. beNenstyn
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DALMO's OPERA HOUSE.-vONDsY EVENINV6,
L Feby 7.-Professor THEIRS groups Of MODEL Ar
fists twenty number will have the honor @, appearing
Poses Pasque which ha, been considered the CLASH
cal Instructive exhibition that in
country and has been honord by the patronage Of the
august personases Doors open at ga to commence at IN
cents; gentleman alone so cents upper boxes cents Box
Off ice from 10 a. NJ 10 4 r. M.
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r ECTSRE ON THE GIPsIES-JAMEs CARRU-
IL TIERS Esq, will deliver Monday Evening, Feb T.
Igi8 Lecture Gpsfe, their origin, wanderngs,
raordinary life deeds and adventures the Minerva Rooms
cen
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DARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SANDS LESTSCO,s
American Cmcus-La.t Week Of the season-s,ll Apo-
thsr G-and Change OF Perform ce-Fngage OF Mr. T.
w MOSELY, the ceebrsieh Epgl,h sceuic rider Con-
tinu-d success Of Sic GEkMANL First appearances OF
TOM THUMB, the smallest pouy in the world Every
variety OF suaetsu grand b Clowns, Joe rruand,
s. Latrop and Dan Gardner Dress Circle and TsTqusue
so Boxes rs cents; Gallery, i2< Door,
AZ 6H-perfornance to commence 7. For particulars
bids n. "A grand performances every Saturday after
noOa. commencing rt az Ociock
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MAILS, TwINE. AND SHOE THREAD --Cpr AND
IN Wrought Mails Prads and Spikes SEINE sewrg wrap
piag and ball Nv ne; and cord gng and and e9a III
dis doi Hopswe Cottpn ssinc 90 assoJd S3es " 0ol
aud NsnpisciuTeisi TYNE aAa Cords eh,s Iksss n svsy
dssptsa asleasK issnam .,, sas NASes Fe' ~
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE LECTURES AT SOCIE-
WI " Library, 3t8 Broadway, on Monday eyeninKa-C. w.
COPELAND ESD United Etltes EpgineerCouise OF three
Lectures the History Of The seam Engine, commanding
Monday evening" 7h mat, ~ o'clock Thc Course will
embrace the entire history Steam Engine and be illus
trated by Working md Ddsctc Models oil Hero
Marc rs of Worcester Savary Watts Great Improvements,
&c. Sc dowa to the present tine TieLe5 25 cents 70 DO
Lecture Committee, q. l.. BARRITT, Aetuary. s.-U
Stats Patent Agency c. L. Barritt Agent.
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JACOBS PLATT, AUCTIONEER-FORTYC CASES
Gne Razor Houes fiat will SELL this day, nj
o'clock the auction ROOM % Plat street for account Of
whom may forty fine Belgium Razor Homes
Of which very foe aad suited for city sales so
several cases Vons and other German goods Terms sale
Also, o'clock 400 lots assorted Hardware and Cutlery
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C,uE.T NhWS FROM The SEAT OF WAR
u soutnern aud Western Dealers, take notce-splsndd
olorei Pirprrs New Dlawiug ION the hest quality AID
. ~ o. per used bv other pubhers for only SIS thou
sd Also kinds equal to the trade for only
an athon.onJ Pubshed by James Bae, 87th
IA avenue Fac my place by the Harlem Stages.
frcn n, hathsm street.
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BROKEN BANKS-ATLAs, JAMES, NORTHERN
ID Exchange State Bank of saugertes, Bauk Of Cayuga
Lake, &c taken for cheap Foreign and Domestic Dry
lanes Merinoes Gil CHAINS, Rich PRINTS, red and white
Fanns. weoen Shirts aud Drawers black Italian Craysis,
sk pocket Handkerchief white kid and silk Gloves Swiss
tjseonet, MusIIns Ticks, Canton Fannels Satnsts
colored Cambrcs, Hosiery, &c. GEORGE STEWART
co. it3 Walker street. corner OF Mulberry.
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M ITCHELL's OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nl evening Feb = lsas-To commence with JOHN OF
frau; Vincent Miss Mary TAYLOR After which, PEGGY
Miss Mary Taylor Jane Turner Miss Phillips After which,
the REVOLT OF THE POOR nOUSE-MoI Chubb, Mr..
Mary Taylor. roconclade with the NEW FOOTMAN-
Bobby Breakwindow Mr. Holland: Capsicum, Mr.. Henry.
Doors open 6H curan rises O'Clock. Dress CIRCLE 20
cents: Boxes. rs csnts: Pit shilling
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~ OUR NEW AND CONMODIOUS COTTAGES 1T
Hudson comma ling fac view Of the river, and
undne country Tor sale exchange for propeIty this
CT, or vicinity Apply LEVI ROWLEY. IL Wall street.
CrOHE TO LET-si NASSAU STREE L, KNOWN
- IS the Wright House. Apply to SMITH CLIFF, No.H
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Hall OF NoyEhTY; GoRNER sv or S CENTRE

II and Pearl streets The GRE tx SLAVE, which
sonited by young lady of autless 70 The Tableau
vivaa the tviog Model artists male and lem 10 under
direction OF Professor Calico, who will ntrodace many
aud exciting which he defe.
regards the forms of The females engaged the
liza employed. The V'rsi Minstres, w IL toleman's
esn, Solos srd Dancing and Singing Troupe composed OF
female performers Admission shilling Doors
oprn o'clock rises rt7. See programme
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET With
board suitable for families and single gentlemen. Apply
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RowERY THEATRE --MONpaYEyENING. FEB
g.. Chrsc Alexandie Mr. Walcot. After which JUMBO
JgN--Iumho jan. Mr.. Il. 2 Rice; Araben. Ms Wscot;
mp "a Nf WfIsGsi I,,EYs.I.
MARK hedanf Nh W. Marshall Rose Redand, Mrs.
jordan b9xe y cents Pit and Gallery i21z cts Doors
e. nlclnrk. Pc n ANN ar
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MEXICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE-FIHST VO
n cal aud nsrumep,sl Concert Of The ew NOR
Tuesday Evening 9Th inst At the Tabernacle unde the
direction of Mr.. H. &. TIniN. MI Mapvers Nis br'enti,
Dodwoh Conct Band aad other eminent srtist yngag
Programme tomorrow Tickets dollar each Yearly
tcke be otaind from member Of the Institute H.
MEIlfliS. HIinclll. $50 ErOad way.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

TEMPLE OF Honor, No. Meets every Monday
the present quarter, z. G.. O'Reilly, t; Osborn
Reilly, W t; James L. Walker, W R; r. b. Hart, W
A R; Isaac A. Crane, W + R; John Shanklin, t
VIM Holden, W U; John L. Taylor, U; Edward
DeGarmo, W G.; Robert Allen, $.
LYMAN BEEcHER DIVISION. No. 25-Meets Tues
day evenings at Temperance Hall. Oiiicers-Wm
Holden, W p; Jas, Laughlin, W A; James L. Walker
S; A. Warner, R $; John Henson, s; Rober
Barns, Joseph Turnock, Z; L. Grant, c. c. Bates
! s; Robert Vance, s.
TEMPLE OF HONOR DIVISION, No. 5i-Meets Friday
evenings at Temperance Hall. Oficers-John Greek
W P; A. e.. Hallock, W AZ. NJ w. Stafford, r 5; w
Carpenter. s; James ID. Walters, 5; w. III. Chand
Ter, T; X. Allen, C; J. w. Stinson, C; BOYER,
J. l.. Pittman, s.
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JUST RECEIVED,
SllerinS' Sale.

DY virtue of a writ OF Alias vindtioni exponas
I'D against friedrich Householder and William
Householder issued out of the office of the Clerk OF
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court.p in favor of Asa b.
Bement, will on Saturday, the oath OF June A. d.,
1913 the door of the Court House in the city of
Evansville, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and o'clock p NJ. of said day expose to Sale pub
lie auction and outcry, first the issues and prof
its for the term OF years, of the following de-
Scrbed real estate viz the east halt OF the south west
quarter OF section No 20 in Township No south Of
range l west, in the County OF Vanderburgh, and
State of Indiana, and should person offer bid for
said rents, issues profits sum sufficient TO satisfy
said writ and interest and costs, will at the same
time and place proceed to sell public auction and
outcry the fee simple of said above described real
tate to satisfy said writ with the interest and costs
are thereon. JOHN ECHOLS, s. V. &.
je Up So
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Four Days Late From Europe.
PROSPECTS
Favorable. to ALI Cash Customers.
ALLyS a. HOWES.

THE HOUSE that sells goods for small profits and
Il ready pay, have just been living several i'm
p0rtant additions TO their large sock of Groceries,
They pledge themselves to sell good articles and
At as low rates as can be obtained in the West and
invite all dealers, who wish to do saring business
TO come and convince themselves that those asser
tons are something more than empty boasts. Their
stock embraces every thing belonging to the grocery
trade in proof of which the columns of city
papers. ON EVERY PAGE YOU WILL FIND
THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS. ap "a.
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We are authorized and requested to announce
MICHAEL p. JONES Candidate Tor County
Commissioner for District No /. Vanderburgh
County.
a1rWe are authorized to announce John SPIKER
as candidate for a seat in the Lower House of the
next Legislature, at the ensuing election.
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JUST RECEINED,
Oh TONS assorted Rod and Bar Iron;
~ 100 kegs assorted Juniata Nails;
25 bundles spring Steel;
5 do sheer do;
case extra Cast do;
Plow slabs, Boiler and sheet Iron;
Rasps, Files, and Door Latches,
Which, together with our former stock makes il
complete.
For sale low by y. LAUGHLlN,
may9 Water street.
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7 O O z.

MORNING. STAR LODGE, No. Meets Thursday
evenings Hall, corner OF ain and First SITS. 9th
cers-L. l.. Laycock, 6; Ii. o. Babcock, n C; w.
w. Sullivan, v G; III. q. Wheeler, 5; o. Laid, T; X.
w. Dunbar, c; w. Hunnell, G; Z. Colvin o G.
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MASONIC

EVANSVILLE LoDsE, U. D.-Aleets first Saturday
evening of each month. Officers-C A Foster W NJ;
John q Heberd, S W; James L Walker, wv; p &
OReilly, s; n Rowley t; John Shankhn D; a Far
nesworIh, D; Partridge, 81 t.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-15
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