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Arrived,

Ship Java new Heay Newcastle Ne, balas, to
Bk jasper Hastings Savaanah d cotton and rice to Dun
ham Dimon. W 49, " 80
b. bark Geossna Harris I'm DeRarara 70 ds i.om Bopas
$50 bis salt, 20 De Jonse & Co.
Bark Vernon Mckay I'm Htanila Aug 9th with Dds 10 F
slight damage has been to The Nortbr5 r Bsnd
beard John Wilson, native OF Germany 30 Died on board
be- the Is e. 5Gg . M fssss s 70 Hcaoae MFa @ IL
ie passage home John Brown alas Richard Nu.barn native OF
1a1e E9s ~ 60 50 Dec died Peter Harris, seaman
RI Fni l,,n, ' s va ii Gais seea 81
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by Telhp1.Rnh.

Georgetown DC; ship Isis Baltimore IS >"1 AN+Soa'A'
DEC 4S-Afr snip Caroline Dow New Oflears Dec = bri,s Al
3e sains uAs Iefks Island Dec Tweed ST Joh, 81 Dec
~ ieepe heeus and Myra PhldsipLa Dupb,r s. NJ
Below oaiAs Nabash Bnsne A, real Pra.pee: Cnss.
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To Prof. a. D B4sur, sup,u. S Coast Surrey, Wash
SDOkeu, &c,

Aug IN the Straits Mndota John Pri'r from Manila
Aug &C. IN the STRAIT. Ba.saand ship carOu' m MaOa for
Boston
Dec s. brig RosaIae, of Boston, "A d. i'm RIO
Lee r. lat 81 IA y long "A W, brig Edward Prescott I'm Cape
Hsy for Boston
Dec IS, long 80 SHIP WIN Tfay' from New York for
Galveston. = g.
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Whaiers.

spokenNoy To- lat 20 s long ship America (aot Minerva az
bsf5r, rpoedl sesbury. Of New Bedford, all we'll clean
SID in sydney Ns June 4th Lexington Saunders soa'h Seas
July TO- Bella Handy Fai!haven, do
Letter m Capt Luce OF Edward Of New Bedford reports
peskrg oct Tomtez, bark Superior Lucs New Bsdiord
nnt with $50 ebls oil
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FINANCIAL.
TREAsuREK's OFFICE GoRwIcH AND WoRcEsrgR)
RAILROAD CoMPANy


TREAsuREK's OFFICE NORWICH AND WogcEsrgs)
RAILROAD CoMPANY
NORWICH, CosN Thursday, De: u, 1851
4 DIVIDEND of TWO AND A HALF
upper CENT. tte Preferred Stock Of this Company
has this day been declared payable at The Transfer Oc
Is Merchants Exchange in The City OF NewYork, ana
after the 18th day ofJsnuary next
The Books of the Company will be closed on the 3st
inst and remain closed unit the 18th proxmo Books for
subscription 10 the present Stock of this Company viii be
opened the 18th Of January at the Transfer Office
limo. T Merwin, Transfer AGENT Is Merchants Ex
change, NewYorE and remain open for sixty days there
after
All stockholders who subscribe aforesaid and pay .
per the preferred stock viii be entitled to the Di
vdend be declared July next their preferred stock
which embraces four shares OF old stock for each share OF
subscribed, and interest viii be charged al the
rate of six per all instanents from the 18Th prox
until said nstsments paid.
$50 4w4 G. L. PERKINS, Treasurer.
SEVENTH WARD BANK.-New-
kSYork Dec. q. fs50-DlVlDEND-The PRECEDENT and
Directors have this day declared dividend of four aud
oneha al per payable and AFTER the ID JANUARY
d8o iw A. S FRASER Cashier.
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SATURDAY, Dec. q.
ASHES-The market is steady with sales Of rs bbs Of
so for Pots, and 6S305 IS for Pcars
COTTON-The market is steady 900 bales sold TODAY
Operators waiting the steamers arrival
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for Western aud
State Flour is dull and heavy The trade buying spar
ely and there is but little doing or e East oror export
Spectators appear anxious realize Canadian is firm
hui very quiet Sales OF goo bbs good brands at S7f
The sales of domestic reach eco bb at4 84 for
10 strait State S1505 % for Michigan and Indiana q
as ~ for OHIO common 10 good round hoop, aud $50
l2 pure eenesee; Southern is firm but moderate
demand Sales OF zoo bbs at O6g5 l24 for common to
good brands Rye Flour firm Sales of 100 bbIs at IS
Corn Meal firm but quiet Sales of POO bbls extra ersev
ats ISL. Br8ndywine is dull 81 s 25.
GRAIN-There is a moderate demand for Wheat for
milling, hut at prices below tae views of holders Long
Island is steady. Sales OF 500 bush mixed Il, o. RIVE
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MINIATURE ALMANAc......THIs DAY.

"a ssu..-...... AZ hoos-Rsss-4 3tTn
HIGH WATER.-----DEC 80
Sandy Eook..-6 5m Gov. Island IS BON Hell Gate ~ 45rE
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ARnnChPA.

At Addison Point Me- recently bark w Bowen Of 3oe
She William dash Sons William Bowen,
Is commanded ny Capt William Was, and viii bt'
Chagreslaud New York.
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pnaaerlners Arrived

Passengers Arrived r..
IN ' t@b.. pam3a R6die sssy ia. a6e5
sriib Jss Warren Tho. May 7 shea1 Noyee FassfI
Coo oinsnn Halliday Prics James Kelley Ih1musnn- g
" HARMON II Rooin Hickman, :itonisf, Jscssog
R.b raFffh Hsdrs, H-tg.s John h9ra a1,q
Coz Jas sess{t Hssn D y Tasp'fd aa,a. &c,
NJ 7 Bsrfi5oo Z Watts Thos Palnsr HuI-n.t W v
Ws rs s.a Go M S4E H aies' ssi 9aa'f
wls9n g 2 Ma, W.; Was[. G'' Conn., W.
tcs Tho. Tnrptr james Pcoe Hide. Kennedy Angel
c9ersy , rg sn " saa '' 4sa 5o.s5 ws;sr
WEBSTER Bennett 4asns Jos Hutc4naon. { Gs nc
Clue, VIM Rsbo Beatty s :; Weldon Taoo.'
Rqi' shln S. sni sala s1tf y .y WS T Tq
Smith ysms. GaIroa. Jmts aafhafd:oa ncSans a.
raond, Hunter sufch kil6grn hn6uIn X bsiey
+ W sweet sian Taylor, Moore D.. Rucy John Al
ans Gilbert. Slgler Drum d fsrsh, y aSward D1s
wIn M. ssyhae " tssoa He1tg Cooper James WOOD
Arthur hale. hcGr.t6 a G Tayor Cloud Frysr
r Heruek Kennedy. Taylor Hggs John Bags, Ds
r E 6aIssp ssffrou. A Ware Scbol CARAT L Law.
Kirrton Hines, WIN Jones. John Griffin. Tennessee;
Perez Us Pe a9 Ker.'er clark Smith case
s Ra aea pqe s K s sb eHs2 sT s
pa1te, @eEroy, Gorge wagg2neI secS Pnee R Z
Winter Carr, H Ryns Hproo " Cornish
NJ K.iy Mar Mcaanas Howard 6oins JaIu. Granger
Hastings Watson D oaly Atlns Bond fks
Deyo'e. Eeusne, } W Bagby, G Rock, s9s,h Mss
sr i'll Fleming, James Stewart Delapy James King James
on Philip. FORBES Atkins. Atkins Marshall Cray
N s Potter Potter " P ar.. WaTpsT Wsst Ks
Ut Furnish; Easton Hammond TAYLOR W Waters. Van
nn Brspaon FIock cIamp samrson Ssp
Ros. E Chspn J G vawer Dean w Rsnev. W Hinke
Disney Hartman E 4 81 ore bunker Street Acksrs n
Bu'erwo Helar " Ackefs Buerwor,h, Jr, Asulivsn
T Price.
Died on the passage home
Passengers Sailed.
svS 9S "a Gieg ADJ s,qs5ard Es1s; 1 e.
storer suohe, BIS DR. sous, Gross Gen soris,
Reeve Cha, AFFORD pswlti Stanford Benz WE K[qya9
Carnes ampney, sisarer zandk DR. n skinner DR.
Hirg1 Red Lamb Taylor Elliott, Grim asrk.,
Heinman Merrill Hass,J "aers Gsenbaur, D Faber,
BlsoveI Carroll Cusley; R Preston Child
Hssney Allen G!msliaw, Tune, W Pepper TnlIs
Jsrves YIN bingham Fprpss' T shoil VIM Wood Jas Pat;
WIZ PeTln WR.soa Fnane H Isnor FAX
Ure,J sde, w James. " Campbell, Finley. Jas Mcdonald
ca.sily McEhoy, B Price, } bcLean, Andrew Moabe c
MCari5 Brqmer, oBnen F BI0orn Preston Scott,
Hipct y Hstod Macarthur F Bowen Fzurs LCra*ord
Murray. Bryan sPetdene H oau9 Hen:r, Battou;
Here1sR Wudow sayluker Bonner shsppsrback H L
In .ttomfip Florida or Satanndd 4 Coming and lady j
Morse lady Capt msddok and lady Pulley lady
sdy Mrs Cen Cas-. aud sersh Mrs W.o3 Mrs Bow9iasaa
M csnms5 s Ms cagr Mss WAY a s saos ss Ms
Jones Miss Whtaker Messrs Ala Bailey
d 5se Scnesaa odseog Joseph s HHi n
FeIeloq Endieo B HAND Seefs q Tucker Cor
Chamberlain. Chappotn Moy1ean1, Chste; Parsons. w
watson, H Wei sbeer Green Bennett 6 R Hen
erickson H Potts. Buck sater Logon, Driscol VIZ
mour Bafsh Crccherson. H Mann Gks, II Mann,
A olis H Bush, J Hupter two Masters cammaan
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N-YORK AND HARLEM RAIL

NEW-YORk AND HARLEM RAIL
l \ ROAD COMPANY.-The fifth semi-annua Dividend
on the Preferred Stock of this Company, al the rate Of
eight per cent per annum viii be paid the office OF the
Company, No, 80 Chahsu.street and after Tuesday
the seventh day OF January next
The Transfer Books of The Preferred Stock will be
closed Monday December 3oth, at O'Clock P NJ. and
open on Wednesday, January g. 81 10 O'Clock, AM.
Dated New York sd December 1850
DO LAM SAML NJ BLATCHEORD. Treasurer.
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The sales OF CoTToN during the week have
beer lSoO0ba!es. Business is duh to-day quote far
al Isle
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. s.
CoTToN is quiet, dealers waiting the Africa's news
NEW-OELEANS Dec -.
The sales of COTTON 10 day Were 5,oo0 bales Alter the
receipt OF abe Afcas news prices firm without
any decid advance Midding .!6l2s, Fine qualities of
TOBACCO have declined half cent MoLASsEs 25I
NEW-ORLEANs Dec. u.
The sales OF Cotton yesterday and TO-DAY were
7ooo oses There has been better demand since the
cePl OF HE A!ricas news. and prices are improving We
quo'e mddhng at i2s, Mess Pork is dull al $l2 Prime
Lard IS Z! Ffeigs duh Cotton being aiken al 1850
Newly York sight Ezchanee Is = cent discount
ARREST FOR GRAND LARcENy.-O(fcer Olsen
Of the Third District Police yesterday arrested
man named VIM. Meany, charged with stealing
$l00 bank note, the property OF Catherine John
son, residing in Grand st. The accused was held
by Justice Timpson fer examination.
GRAND LARcrNY-A man named Joseph
Clarke was arrested on Saturday charged with
stealing n check for 500 on the Reading ank
Of Pennsylvania, the property Of Michael diIlin,
of Berks Co Penn. Justice Osborne committed
the accused to prison for examination:
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~. w. sHIRLEY. Auehoneer.
s. P. INcRAHAM. AncIIoneer.
WI. II. FkANkLlN, AncNoneef.
DEREMPTORY SALE TO CLOSE

ABEREMPIOk4 SALE 10 CLOSE
~ l85 a. 80 lei ie5 is. i97 a5 20l 2G3 2G5 and I
Monroe ST. and as IS. 81, 80 and Il Mongomeryst ia
ground $50 per ennum having eighteen year, ".
expired and subject perpetual renewals the bulldogs
10 be paid for-WiLLIAM H. FRANKLIN, SON CO.
will sell at Auction, on WEDNESDAY, January Is, Il
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange:
MoSRoE.sT.-l2 modern buiit and nearly new Li.a'
story and ac brick dwelling houses and leases Of w.
1875 49, l89 1911 1875, 1885, lg1 99 20l, 25, 5 and ~ At
roe 81.
MoNrcoNERY.sT q modern buiii and nearly new three
sory and attic brick dwelling houses and leases Of lots
81 So and 81 Monlgomery.st
These houses are situated pleasant and healthy nesa
borhOod and well and substantially built having colni
cellars and high Easements with court yards In front TUT
are conveniently arranged with Croton water baths eOet
ing ranges OF the mostapproYed patterns and are N pe.
order Tie houses % by 40 feet The lots are u1t
lease at ground rent Of S20 per snaum, having 10 yea
unexpired and subject perpetual renewals, or The Ga
ings 10 be paid tor at valuation IN the usual mannerA
B-TeIms liberal and made known Ell sale Fof psfafs
srs INQUIRE al the Office of the Auctioneers Broads.
t4S7N dZ3 lawtJ9H
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Tie receipts freight reported
earning but from other they put
ISL ISL TO- which supposed to BE- part Of the
transportation gNe but payments for Interest
a 81 .lG3 -N pNIdends S2b.4ll.
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n TNRESERYED SALE AT AUCTION
q nnn ~

TTNRESERYED SALE All AUCTION
y ofS1,500,0 1000 OF y,,
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS
Convertible into STOCK at the pleasure OF the holder aa4
10Th December 1860, when Principal Is payable
Interest payable on Coupons emi-annuay, 7pefesA
per
BONDS 81 900 EACH.
The above sale will take place at The
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
al II O'Clock on FRIDAY. the Sd January next
They will be put upiu single Bonds, win sus9e pa
ileee ola larger amount aud the WHOLE Whl " w
without any reserve The amount comprises threei9u1
of the go 100000 secured by the Second Mortgage tas
naming fourth S560000) which are partly engssse
and expected to be wholly used In purchases Tor me W
pgny are the last Bonds OF this Company 10 be ofodg
market The Company stpuates not to negotiate a5 ~
the reserved S510000 excepting al par IN payment w
materials or claims till after August next. o.,
TERMS OF PAYMENT-Fiye per cent prompt y 81 Ji
cent on the 5lh day of February and May neXt eecn,
the resi6ue on the 5ih OF August following interest y
be allowed on payments made in sdyance 81 ~, oye pe M
az H. ratp of FIVE per cent peg annum Tor me Vine ao
al ~, pords viii be Issued required Tor PayEislI
Pae So ner cent tie amount of the Bonds no! kzs
IN syavs being left deposit to be forfeited on non'pg
W o. lie tnstslI1uents as due,
mem q VIC j 81 HOPKINS, Treasured
Nevg-Yerk December q. 1880
h B-Copies ofthe Mortgage may behad on app,cssgeoa
al this Office. W"
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" Brown, Auchoneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Houss,

"A furnishing Articles, Fancy Goods, Piano Forte H.
Tomorrow, TUESDAY, Dec. ST. AZ i0I oco:S al "a Brcss
way, viii be sold auction large assortment Of foss
wood, mahogany and painted Furniture, suitable Tor Pa
lors Chambers, lc Also Solsr Lamps, Gifandoles deS
rated China Bohemian Glassware, Fancy Articles to-
Also elegant rosewood FianO-Forte. dSelp
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Nyw.ORIr,Ns nsc g

Markets. =. NE'v-OkLEASs Dec q.
The sales OF COTTON during the week have
beer lsCO0balcs Business is duh To-day We quote fair
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~.
w ]. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer. viii
W sell at Public Auction, on MONDAY and TUES,
DAY the Soh and Sst of Dec the residue of the sfoc
DRY GOODS in the store 25S Graud-s comprising ssss
and splendid assortment Of Shawls Ladies' Dress Coz
Blankets. Flsnnes, &c. all of which wiihe put up ip ~
suit purchasers and be sold without reserve TO M
The concern. 'Ssle al II AM dS0lf
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Total cost road and 5sSbslo S
Length miles ersh OF read d $50 miles sasl OF
biluchrs 10 mikes weight OF ya 81 Sad 90 lbs yard he Com
pg, spns and shops engines, g passenger sad
ensaat II baggage and TS4 heh alss ion by pse
4plbd freight tmius 400 Passengers osrfsa
ever read l4f9f itlht IL 81 tuus
!. sr4p.ss Of r.pairs OF road bed and reway excepting
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SALES BY AUCTION,

A M AEKwIs. Aucronecr
apY BANGS, BROTHER & co. aa
-A0BRoADWAY.-Csah advances msde upoa III an.
hgrmeDis
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. IS, al O'Clock
HOLIDAY GIgrs-A great variety Of elegantly Illsrss
beautiful editions of the Poets large and small Book :
scenery and Costume, Annals for 1851 miniature edrts,
OF NE wrilngs OF the most popular authors &c Ala
assortment OF Fancy artclea. Papier Mache goods Ae
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01
LANDS FOR SALE.

lfMIGRAN'rS or others DESTROYS Of procuring
IL settlements Tor number of families in the
same nelshborhood, are requested TO tce the adj
verilssmenl OF the following lands ly.s in Tender
son County, ny, any or all OF which will be sold
very low, il one entire tract is taken by an ndivid
ual or company. Viz:
lsr One tract OF 1850 aces. being part Of Lot
No. VII, lying on the Ohio river, and North of
Green River. in HENDERSON Il Conpauv's Grant,
about 10 miles Leow Owensboro, Ky, aud miles
above Newburg Ind.
I'd; A Tract OF 5000 acres parts of lots NJ. "
and Lying North OF and fronting about two mile.
Spottsville at Lock and Dam No. where there are
saw and Grst Mills, and about Is miles above Ey.
ansvile, Ind. L. ~ - .z-I--0~-
81. A Tract of $3.50 acres, being lots Nc. 4s, in
said Grant, nbont one mile lrO.i the Ohio river ~
miles below the town of Henderson, Ky.. and s M
above Mount Vernon, Ind; nearly hall of this tract
IS strong hill land, remarkably well ,imbered we'll
adopted or grazing, raising grapes and othe FRUITS
has very superior Spring upon il, the balance of
The tract Is level, and well adopted for meadows.
and cultivation.
4th. A Tract OF 1000 acres beipy rar. oflot No.
4 an sand Grant iy'ng on both sides of Green river
ahout 10 MILES from the town of Henderson: one
third OF this Tract broken and we'll adopted TO The
raising o, Grapes and Tut trees, and contains q
great ccal oil Stone Coal which easy faccess and
near the river; tie balance OF the tract is good soil
wei numbered and lies well for cultivation, has
ao"u, ~ acres OF cleared land and nbout 100 acres
woodland enclosed. The improvements are q
dive .Ilng house with rooms, two out-houses with
| Two rooms each and stone chimneys 10 all; two
good stables and corn crib all under one root at
fording good shed in front OF the crib, all of which
are We built OF good hewed logs; an orchard Of
line fruit trees, garden with some bearing fruit
trees, grape vines, and other smaller fruits and
shrubbery, and good Spring in the yard, public
road runs through the land, ferry is established
across Green river; this is very valuable tract
land, possessing many advantages, and worth th,
Enquire of the subscriber, or lNGLE &, WHEELER
OF Evansville, Ind who have plots and description
oil each tract, with prices. &C., and will give refer
ences Ia persons living near who will show the SAM
to any that may wish to see and examine them.
JAMES ALVIS.
Henderson, n.y., June %, 1880. lwawI
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

L II undersigned administrators OF the estate OF
Henry MILESTONE, deceased, will sell at public
auction at the door Of the Court House in the city
OF Evansville, on the 26th day OF October next be-
tween the Lawful tnars If said day, the following
described real estate to.wii tie Southeast quarter
of section ten h township No. o, South OF range IL
west, and the Southeast quarter of The Southwest
quarter OF section No. 10, in township No. g. south
o. range No. 10 west, Containing IN all two hun.
dred acres The said land will be Offered i'm three
parcels, and terms made known on The day o. sale
BRACKET MILLS,
lyle SIN Administrator.
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STATE OF lN1lANA, Sc
deSbrT C0UntS.

In the Probate Court OF Vanderburgh County,
81 fsa's IN vacation July %, 1850
Charles xaes,les Administrator Of The estate Of
John Yates, DECEASED, vs. Harriet Yates, Mar
ina Yates aud &EiExi Yasss--kesiiioa sell
4 Real estate:
A ND now of this tirae GENES the said admins.
Z n -sfa,or and fies ga the office Of Inc Clerk of
the Probate Cour, OF Vsnderburgh county, his pet.
dse s and !, satisfac,ory appearing from the he
affidavit Of a disinierested person this day flied In
the Clerks office aforesaid mat the said defendants
are all non esidents the State OF Indiana.
Therefore, Tylice is hereby given to the said
Matthew Yates. Harriet Yates and William Yaies
that unless they appear ard plead to or answer the
said compliments ad..ostition, on or before the
eai: " i.,s Ssause at the next tenn oil SAID Court
10 bs yGla AZ ,hs Eeat Hssse in Evansville on 'he
second Monday in August nsyf. The same wiz DC
beara and detein,,ped in ther absence,
jys5 Wv = s.ANE 7: IENk!Ns, Clerk.
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HONOR THE DEAD!
KENT L. LAWRENCE'S
MARBLE WORKS,
Evansville, Indiana.
(Ncor TIE Court Hpnse


HI1IS important Branch of Kent e. Lawrence's
l. extensive Ma. be Works, is now fully prepar-
ed TO furnish any STYLE OF NJ IN ertces % the Dead
viz; Monuments, Obelisks, Tombs Head and Foot
Sion of ev y s.y c, in American and Italian
Marie. They have EN- ssy ed the best Engravers
or Le.e|A.s the East a..o l3, and are determined
,hs not only sh TIER ,sks he finished in better
i,e than any here;ofo offered to this public, but
a. rates a ea>onsbe il not ess than those of any
e.fer cst' ~ hment n the West Any orders made
through t. srYr ing en- of said firm. will be
prompt, and satisfactorily attended to.
This firm works rp extensive quartz OF beautiful
Marble in Vermeat, t,om vi ch they are constant.
ly eceiving supplies of marble in every FORM This
gives hem an advantage o. er ell others in filing
olders cheapy "A word 10 the wise sufficient. 81
Call and examine odr work and prices before pu,
chasing o liking orders elsewhere
jyl3 d&wiy nj A. LAWRENCE.
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SOMETHING NEWT!
June 2j, 1850.

AT BABCOCK BROTHERS.
- ECElVED this morning few of IIarpers In
IL vincible Hay Straw and Corn Crtters-with
improvements that render them perfect
The al ention OF Farmers and Stock raisers is
called to ihls Machine .enici in lS4s, by Col. L.
A. Harper of Russellvile, Ky, and is pronounced
by all VIII have used it to be the most valuable
Straw Cutter ever invented.
1t is worked by hand and rs capable Of cutting Is
bushels in minutes, from hall inch to two inches
in length.
The undersigned are agents for the above Ma.
chine, and will promptly attend to all orders.
je26 If BABCOCK BROTHERS,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETfERS of Administration on the estate of
IL Samuel Carlisle, deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned by the Clerk of Vanderburgh
County; all persons having claims agans, said es-
tate, are requisite TO present them lawfully authen-
tlcaed Tor payment, and all those indebted 10 said
estate are hereby notified to call and make imme-
diaie payment. The estate is supposed TO be SOL
vent JEROME INGRAM,
iyl3 3w Administrator.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

ames q. Jones and James l.. Blythe,
- Attornies at Law, Evar vile, Indiana, have
associated themselves por-lers the ice OF
the Law, and will continue TO practice in this and
the adjoining counties, ard in the Supreme and
District Court. They desisl turnirg their attn
ton particularly TO land law. In short time they
viii be prepared to give, in few minutes, an abb
stract OF the title To almost any lot In Evansville or
its enlargement, or in Lamasco. together with a
professional opinion as to the title, il desired.
jy2J c&wtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01
MANSION HOUSE.
Mount Vernon. Indiana.

THE undersigned has taken for term of years
l. this commOdious House which has undergone
style not inferior 10 any i'm South western Indiana
and Will he ready for the reception of Boarders and
the travelling community on Monday the Bird day OF
June, 1850.
The Furniture is entirely new, and the internal
arrangements ofthe House so altered afford
additional convenience aud comfort to those dispos
ed to patronise the establishment
ie3 3mw w wANDELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

I ETTERS testnaentary having been granted
IL Oh the estate OF Geo Truser to the undersigned
by the clerk at the Probate Court, all persons hav
ing claims against said estate are requested TO present
the saTe Tor payment duly authenticated and those
indebted TO said estate are hereby notified make
paymentto me. The estate is supposed TO be SOL
vent. GEO. IKUSL Elk, Jr.,
jylO@3,s. Executor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-01
REGULAR PACKET TO
PIGEON SPRINGS.

THE undersigned would inform the public that
L he has procured a convenient eight passenger
Hack, and will run il daily to the Salt We'll three
times a day; will leave The Sherwood House at 81
and O'Clock, A. ~. and at o'clock p NJ, on
each day. and proceed up Locust street TO I'd street.
down 3rd to Main street, down Main t., irst street.
and down First street. past The Exchange. and on
through l.amasco o the Salt Well Extra trips
will be made when required. Fare each way, 10
cents. Will commence regulcr trips on Monday
the 29th inst. TIIOS. ID. SMITH.
Pigeon Springs, July &c, lS5O-Iiy26 III