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Aaxkfcks NusEUns-Agaia rs Afternoon sn4 svs-.-.
NJ Rec Persooases ne Moor, IN ne broad err-sc-
O,elo- TIE veteran In Grow seems a. - - 81,
svor.ie A. ever and draws overs aemi,gy. We ~.
however give taraned vaudeville COMPANY her a..
q tie credit for ne a crowded. houses. Thy ~
excelcuiy n he sprgh,y ARE Of Fof'nnes Froaes
" rev els.s soF seginssrs a Muse, esp~csiy -,
i,s VII ~ oPened " al = free lecture BY W.asy,
trAn.aior Il Weber esc &c psa OF nsrsetor ~,
3. saii 20 - extremely srd n Is resu..s Ga Nl-.,,
evsa,n, ne1L sisi irsi Al as 8road~sy
To H.r ss.srks-wsnnca srs, rs,s carsT % wor.
q, Ro.soa cstaba,husaL To he rsA kisd q gersa.
..sry 81 ga fer week ~. hs paid Al s;esiy ss o,--
sus1nseed. ApPN .nned.s'ely 10
lsa WV y BEEsE 20 Hsuegs 80 Broat~,y
~ We Wcs3 have readers rotcs ne sac 81 4lcst
al s,s bv ANrHoNY BLsEcEER is. tay. e. . cc'o>i
A. 20 Merrbars ENchtssv % close ~ estate situated &,
w., B-osaway. Grand. N..etL Cherry All larcs q.
80 y neteeu.l-t, beiNeen FRA Ard S,Nth svs A.,
a,a-es s-l lo,s s..ass1 o. Esi Dare sna Gre-a~is
.. as are 10, 81 ground viii ihrse sTck euaS'ssr
hs-rca % he cS-asr u HsmtoE srd Make 70.
h,.e and c' 10 ne CIV OF Brooklyn Asrs O. e- shove
7-,per,y c,n uow Dc oo,saed Al ne oeee o. ne Aaso
rs- r g-.al.st ~
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MORE 90 1.-Two mortgages have recently
come o lrh- b,eve 20 b iorged AZ probably srvsls
20 hs hra3saar-r- Of a. sors q u1cvs.o ped vcrdrr
Dra-v Ash.es = 90 Ils Ran whose tame ,g1rcs %
,e rnsscf ~ .he l1rgsge- va. Ca nc1 al died rli5
sld1ea.y 10 tls y Do, sious -Irs go We believe be-
va. ,ound dead h.. rcom. a. ,- FOO; o, Fri CO.
-I-r. us heirs greatly surrrsd z Ne rrar
% ,l- mortgage of Which hey bal never leAr4
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TRrsL or PRoY. WEBsrrS-The Grarsi JuT.
" tho c,unty began Yesterday ne oonsadsrSco q ~
omplxnt Ssxsns Dr. Webster Tor the supposed nofder
Dr Psrkms- Al about O'Clock ssi eSrzing The member
oftAe Jar--sbcai twenty Ia rumeef-wcnt 70 nc MeSs
College "a order 10 possess themselves ~
ressrS 10 The u various r,rns soace :"
evidence Noshaas-ef eoare.has rsnsp,,ss O. e.
no. sssore IBosea Adv. 10
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NJ an In

~ s-1-sr -v-r-. - By Re- Cd V Au~-ru. - ]Nhs
u sTEeLF - N..N4EI 4 klLEH OF rftts
- Dt1 rrrsrs reasr 10y
~ r--.-y b.. st 81 b. f. " ssHa-r ~ CHhgfEs
ksNl> - Paste fa-f st-s~- c. 81 ~ AAip4NE
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CONCERT OF Mrs L A. JOINS The musics
pubic Of Brooklyn a 5e GLAD " earn shat his talented
AID Distinguished arlst give Coucer a. ne Fetnae
Aes'eay ia Via. cy Monday evening Beside her owl
sgf sssiEs voice aid talents as VIII oder cho e b.
9l -.-.ca a--rse-on.. nala x.cal aad -n.-rln.nlaL
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Postmaster Confirmed.


WAsuNsro~ Wetu-~isy Jsu i8
tHARLYs PNrpS was TO-DAY coniirue i b. a..
senate A. Postmaster OF Chi.icolle. ONO
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~ Oar SUPPLEMENT this morning contains
an Editorial on Reform Measures at Albany,
Hugh DOherty's last Letter from Paris BY the
America, Virginia and Vermont, ith Letter.
from Washington. Baltimore, San Francisco
CITY Items kc
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Upper Canals. Drbsntsros. 1875 g.
A. t.ese pfcss sLers was good deal doug 10 0o'~r
usus aes YORK, PeELsylysuis add Msrys ard ssoeE' a.
he inquiry was aereas.ng Barring Circular says
far business iOlas former rates; uai,e4 sla~s
sss inquired ilF We .8ois Unilod -tses g. Issl ~ q
az % Ell lC3 lCf div. do l9s i05 I'D, "a A
new YOfx sAis q, - 30 Do CITY s., 70 " noos.
PENIS lysnia j. % =, OalO o. 20 100 sHIsS
~ Nltsi.- ppi D., snieTs B4nk ~; Do Union beAt
40 Aass.ef1seiis - Ssring ies a i4 MIA
20. EsJi soadl Cafolina - Do, ~ ~ zone iN 81
The pf.es Of conso.s Ia gons up - ~. al -
per Cent. in Paris were 1ssf Per Cent? NH -
snArcis eoodir0n Of tse Frs1cb Goyernnsn, Wu nP''
M
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Ss.o. %, go bbl- CRY Nils and Howard 81
FLots were -aie 81 r: GsAIS nsrk-i rvns.as WIKI
out s,c-.a change
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For California

We shall issue the XVIII number Of TIE I7b-
un< for California. Oregon and the So~d'''eA
I,ian2s at O'Clock This Morning. to go by the
CAe,ok.,. which sails for Chsgres To-Day al P. NJ
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xFly.YORY ~ GAs.LIGHT ~ o. t. Fosfts. A.
nnrof Erss-Yar N slccs b. Up ~ 'rpJ De"
/. Darenpor- II Naseou-st
The Neirsde oF Nature has unusually e.
qaceG pablo attention ior some i,'ie time pas
properly and rroG,s by We do ~ doubt Matt"
formerly deemed beneath the dignity Of Li'crsr,
men have bccn explored ard held az 10 the e.
neral gaze many themes hitherto deemed ~
Fl for discussion are now current topics ri tie
essnys, ard the censor TIE book before ne
is designed 90 exhibit the Nieh,-slo " or
City, AMI IS rcpieie with descriptions O. Niri'
resorts uirht gatherings. night orgies. &c wit
hero and there n strong flavor OF night SOIL Ihosr
who are not ycry particular ~ii find the book quito
readabc-the authors acquaintance with ~
View York by nigh; or day beng minute ami cN'''-
s,o. md hs supply oicas abnndant Probably r'-
where else can so graphic picture OF New lorh.i
herinsht clothes be obtained for I'VE u'y hye cents
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Markets. c.SrrgLLr RsrorrtD 70. rss rr''"


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r. Mr. MeGRreOR has our thanks tor Alban,
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The Telegraph Monopoly and It's Fruit.

Tn La1E FosEIGS SEvs-It seen. aai iss aze-.
q heAssocsted Pres vss sed r. md o. .e Or 2
smith having refused rim he o. ne e.eEr1ph 1ef
he tsress AID dehsnces q VI Craig Ard n aFoV p
n gh ofer xr So n zhs al previously no1.-d IL A
soclsied Press q - n .nouo 1Ee l1s mercy
win III rs1ou5abe sgsu- The ,oreign n~T' "a go
HO1ss oosloi. Ifzr-c-'p-
Remarkt
Tie public vii sec by the above sem otiioisl
announcsnsn, the grounds o. winch w / o
Smith has refused to the Afsocated Press ;le
privilege Of sending tier crnHlolHlcs atoms over h-s
Bosor ard Porzd COMP . % rlD ex;rs ,rs1s
over .o Railroad % tr.ng tbs TleT lave lers
empse VI ne Ceusrsl dsp@r1e.cs q %. pg1lc ~ 20
cs,rcss suca q nr s~th c'14 be Telegraph n9rcT
Ga ned b. Mo-se : Co be sus.G,ed ard eg-5 sss5
wbe,oer Mr Craig r. ysstv o51oI rs 70 81 -n.,ns
easrgss 90 10. E10e. e. uaier.s- We q l-
A.-cseo Press az ~ yo1s- psre ti~ pre- -e-
The resgrs ~ ron rzr e- c) csre-r .1 w. Cd
s1or .r cg-.omera-.rt w ft1s -re--~ god -1sto'a-
s-s We pad So y1 f1f arci~1 rs.Ts oo.7 i~.-.
sarhea io.Es ron ne Eas' da1cgf6 ~ e. 1H~o
70 psy e. much 9r more fls yesr r@a1y ~ Tng
paw su syyec; 20 te treated r7s'5Eaers not besgA
We s.k 10 favor, q Nr srlg nor fas ine. srf query
deny be st 10 oie;s,e 70 -' 10 emp0ynenf Or d''a''-
q or sre,t. u any q s,ui n.s done wrong IT a 70
pfo.scv,ed ard "a. Died fo1 ne wong t1' - e,i-o
have BE d.r7 q sTen,s dc,A-d 20 - On Any SO
v,g.o snd 01s1stsined ciirr~s ss.sapear - - TIA
O. prs .r-c.e
We sro cutie wiling tssi &r suh s5o' . ch'''-'
c. tvt,e Is sefrerrect 20 arr reason>- eA-ri'- OF
rsea he stretches q, reach = i7e halfel he'
NIX d, ID - cls-e % tesr ne sirsn Cur nes-sEes a.
9uly received a. HsK and -ans'a.;ed 70 Fo' sa'- ''e'
n, snhs sefrespect tegus 70 op-'si- ana Coz" e.
10 gse re RairoLd ~ ne re1i hundred nle' "len y"
pss. .e-ond ne sp5er, r. - operations snd fs1 - W
wires The ccsi W. 90. A4V ~ osoiy b1t u We ''"'
ever ms = publication because y ~ tsi1s ne 30
would b. sefas We ere ncinad 20 t.lk ne rr'ai n
l. Ic.o1 y be cu- expensive 20 M Smith - % =
Ass,ci4'ci pfers
Tho que-on ret IN order = il.i = ,F'i 10 H'h
- brng- er lnsSeepl0nab. mes'sge 70 Teeef'i
o4c yiy4f b. s rar.rssi0n 'u tts rrrf Or - 81
o. yrlce With hc 'ei-rrar .ers 90 FeDd en ''ey -
refusing 20 send e. n iiey p-ascf We ran7'i f'--r'
"a tis same Smith ard confederate once -inr'
ok % re'1, Oh messages which ai been convey 81 over
IVA ins. or 1iy lDcf tut Morses should we Pc 20
D. led % succ1rob il ne ;fe-eri controversy, 81" b.
prsci csy seeded s' the public bs- no rei 20 ne cor
reysnce of MESSAGES hy eg'aia 11i must nfes-'
-o .ere- 'r~st1en. ire o1Ic- see % iu bs.-oT W.
are roi We rf14y f1r .-4'.
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ANAL b. 49, isf Psss,, 30. = q -
p. - aaaftrf tesFy
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

" Bsnvsrd hss just opened Tor exhibition 10
Loudou, his Panorama OF The Chic River from CAIRO % On
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O. California Mining wa1lHg aud Ridrng Boots, ~,
tlF-e fee' ong sso short heavy .uAbe Tie pr
'eu yei sszsou, hand an made order BY WArEfss
ut Futonsl Pefs9n- .aisudag % ship heavy boots ty
lhe February steamer requested order nueo
a,-i- ~ nrrKe.f hl.anrc-r,.a-r. IA 81
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TAX NOTICE---FCR 1850.

TIME taxpayers ot Vanderburgh County are
l. hereby notified thar the tx Gu catc tor 1880
containing list OF taxes for State Comfy and 9th
er purposes, has been received by me, from the
Auditor of said County. and that ] will attend al
my office, in the Court Horse, al Evansville from
the date hereof until the LIST day of Jan Iary, 1851
for the purpose OF receiving Taxes.
The taxes for the year A. ID. 1850, are as follows
| For State purposes, 33t cents on each one hund
red dollars valuation OF all property subject by law
to taxation, and on each Poll Is cents.
For purposes OF County Revenue, 20 cents on
each one hundred dollars value, as aforesaid, and
on each poll, SLIGO.
For Road purposes, 10 cents on each one hundred
dollars value of all real estate.
For the purpose OF paying the interest on bonds
issued by the County for stock subscribed in IN
Evansville and Illinois abroad Co. 30 cents on
each hundred dollars value OF all property with
in said county. -.
For the purpose Of Common Schools, 10 cents on
each hundred dollars value of oil property sub
iect by law TO taxation. and GU each poll % cents
For q special School Tax, the Trustees OF Distr ct
No. 4, Township No 6, South of Range No. 10
West and District No. Z. Township No. 6. Sour,
of Range No. III West have levied 25 cents on
each one hundred dollars valuation of all property
within their respective Districts; subject taxaton
and on each poll Is cents.
Ishall proceed TO collect the aoovc taxes in the
manner provided by law, which requires it to be
done by the Is. day of January, 1851, proceed
ing in distress and sale OF goods and chaiels, with
cost, to make said tex.
Sept. Goth, 1850. r. w. DUNBAR.
Treasurer of Vanderburgh County.
Scp~l-SinW
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INDIANA CENTRAL MEDICAL

CESSION for le5O-5l.-1his Institution will
- commence its next session en- Monday, Oct.
D. 1885, and close Cd the lst OF March ensuing, un-
der the following arrangements.
DAN'L MEEKER, Nj. d., Professor of General
and Special Anatomy.
r. CUIRAN, NJ D., Professor Of Physiology, and
General Pathology. -.
]. s. HARRISON, M. D., Professor of Materia
Medica, Therapeutics, and Medical Jurispru.
dence. Fl
G. w. MEARS, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics,
and Diseases of Women and Children.
CHAS. g. DOWNEY, A M. Professor Of Chem
isiry and Pharmacy.
l.. DUNLAP. NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice.
JOHN S. BOBBS, NJ. D., Professor of the Princi-
pies and Practice OF Surgery.
L. DEMlNG, NJ. d., Professor Of Special Pathol.
ogy and Institutes OF Medicines.
d. FUNKHUUSEk, M. D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The Charges are ten dollars for each ticket, or
seventy dollars for the full course. Naturalization
tive dollars, to be paid only. The dissecting
ticket five dollars, and may be taken at the first
second course.
Boarding can be had for $500 per week, inclu-
ding lights and fuel.
Furihe: information will be given on application
TO the Dean. J. S. BOBBS,
oct7-3w Dean of the Faculty.
lind state Journal
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

John BURBANK & JOSEPH C. JEWELL
- have tins day associated themselves together
as partners, in The foundry business. which thew
will conduct in person, the Evansville Foundry.
on Main Street, near the Canal bridge They have
now on hand and are daily manufacturing q COM
plete assortment of stoves, OF the latest patterns
and most improved styles, which Tor material and
beauty. cannot be surpassed, together with heavy
stock OF CASTINGS of all other descriptions; all OF
which they will sell at the lowest prices. Particu-
lar attention is requested TO their new stove" Hoo.
sier No 2,'-he latest and best improvement in the
cooking stove lne--and introduced into Evansville
this dov, for the first time
octi7-3td-3mwl BURBANK s. JEWELL.
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NEW DRY goods STORE.

Fosters neso Building, o., Main Street, Sd door
TE beloc FIRST.
TTAylNG established large dry goods store at
III the above place, l am now opening a fresh
stock of fancy and staple dry goods, to which in,
~, the attention of the citizens of Evansville and
vicinity. In my stock is comprised The handsom..
EST varieties ana latest styles Dress Goods rs wen
ns everything fancy and staple usually found in
similar establishments, all o which arc adapted
20 this market, and have been purchased at such
,,y,css A. will warrant me in selling ut least as
Cheap as any other house in Evansville. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to give me call ana ex'
. mine for themselves. will be continually IN the
receipr of fresh aud seasonable goods, and am now
app';or n Iarge addition of Fall and Winter
Cords to my presens stock. p,ynrc
sep2S-u IL. u. DAM ho.
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TIE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.
EhatHa. Viucennps Ind.

hnCChuCSs IHOs
CHARTER UNLIMITED: GRANTEp, JANUARY %, 1850
CAPlTAL-s3o.O 900.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
TOR the Insurance of HoRsIs, Mules. PRIZE
= Bulls, SHEEP and CATTLE. of every description
against the combined risks of Fire, Water, Acct
dents and Disease; also upon stock driven to east
ern Markets; or transported south.
% Losses paid in so days after proof OF death.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph G. Bowman, Counsellor;
Ferdinand Eberwinc, Merchant;
Capt Isaac Mass, Merchant;
Hon. Thos. Bishop,
s John Wise. Merchant and Bank Director;
Alvin W. Trncy. do. - 9 do. do.
Hon. Abner L. Ellis, State Senator and
.nnBsa Mayor OF Vineennes;
Adm. Smith. Farmer. Bank Director, and
Auditoro Knox county.
JOSEPH q. BOWMAN, President.
B. SHrRTLEff WHITNEY, Secretary.
VIM. ByRTcB. Treasurer, Merchant, and President
Vincennes Branch Of State Bank OF Ind.
ALANSON WARNER, Agent at Evansville.
myS II
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DRY GOODS.

w L are now beginning 10 receive our fall and
w winter supply of Dry Goods Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Gaps, Donnets, &c. having already received
100 pieces supeffine, medium and common SAITH.
nett. all colors 80 do Cassimers and Cloths. do; 50
do Plaid Linseys, SEQ do English and American
fall style Prints, together with fine assortment OF
Ginghams, Cashmeres, plain and figured, De-laines.
Cnmbrics. red. white and yellow Flannels, Lustres,
Red Jaconet, Shawls, Comforts, Blankets, Tick
perior qunli,y, and at very low prices.
In the course of two weeks We will have large
and very superior assortment of all articles per-
tanning TO the Dry Goods trade, and will offer the
same, at wholesale, on Us favorable terms and at az
low prices can be found in any other Western CT
iy. We would respectfully splicitan exa nination
our stock and prices, from the csuntry merchants
and The trade generally,
oc,2o-H fH MORGAN g. KEEN.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C
Nam street, near Water street
DARCOCk BROTHERS. importers

DABCOCk BROTHERS, importers an
ID Dealers in foreign and domestic Hardware
Cutlery, Tin Plate, Copper, Wire, &c. thank theiI
friends for their LIBERAL patronage; the quality
and price OF their goods and their prompt attention
all orders received, they hope to ther
a continuance Of their iavors.
BY arrivals from European and Eastern ports
they constantly receiving fresh supplies,
fully selected, and confidently invite The atteL
ton of purchasers 10 their large and veil assorted
stock. OF which the following is part:
500 kegs Pittsburg, Wheeling and Boston Nails
80 . Wrought Boat spikes, ass'td TO inch
l50ooz Axes, Collins. Smmonds' and Hunts
100 - Spades and SLovels, Ame's and others;
Tin Plate block ard bar Tin, Copper Wire, g.
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors, &c;
American and English Locks; Sliding door Fur
nltUre;
Hook and plate hinges. Butt and Parliamen
hinges, Window Fastenine1;
Hoes OF all descriptions, Cross cut end Mill Saw
Patent Balances. platform and counterScales;
Coffee Mills. Cotton and Wool Cards;
Ok, log. trace and halter Chains;
Anvils, Vices. Stocks and Dies; tet
Ctopers and Timers tools and materials.
50 tons hollow Ware and Castings
Together with general assortment Of shelfgood
ieb % IF - a
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The reputation Of this preparation is Increas-
ipg daily; the circles of its influence and IN
bounded popularity are deepening and widening,
and The cases Of pain and suffering, and anguish
relic we'd by its use, are multiplying and increas-
ing beyond all precedent. ltgoes like an angel,
"with healing on its wings"
To persons who wish, We can furnish names
and residences of persons inthe city and country
who have been cured of Rheumatism, oprains,
Bruises, Burns, and the most loathsome sores
as well as Tumors, Cancers, and Wens-and Of
Horses that have been cured of Spavins, Ring
bone, Stint, Poll-evil and Fistula, and hard-bone,
tumors on the feet, legs, shoulders and back Al
most every farmer throughout the country can
testify to its wonderful healing powers, and none
of them would be day without it. Owners OF
Livery Stables, and Stage Companies can save
hundreds of dollars yearly By using this Lini-
ment on their horsss whenever they become 60 IL
cd chafed orcrippled from any of the thousand
Of accidents to which their stock is subject.
Every man woman and child, Is more or less
subject daily to same accident by which this pre-
paration may be of invaluable use to them, as
it might save extreme pain and suffering, the
amputation of a limb, modification and perhaps
life itself by having bottle of the Mustang
Liniment at hand, and its timely use; and, in
many cases, heavy Doctors bill in the bargain.
1t is The best remedy ever Used for musouilo bites,
or the sting of bees wasps or other poisonous in
sects, and the bites of spiders, snakes, or rabid
animals.
fY Principal depo, at Brags & McLean's
Drug Store, corner Market and Third streets,
ST. Louis, and for sale by Druggists and country
storekeepers generally. [octl7-3md&wI
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r. CLAYTON,
C Importer of Watches, and Whole-
GG sale Dealer in Jewelry, Clocks,
Watch Materials, &c.

In the Summer OF lS45 this house commenced
wholesaeing w -tches and Jewelry al prices cheap
er than the like were sold In the wholesale jobbing
stores of New York.
The great desire of the Proprietor was then, and
has been since, to divert the current OF trade
that was flowing into the Atlantic cities from the
Western end Southwestern States, aud compel il 10
terminate in Cincinnati. There period when
New York stood IN position more advantageous
than this city as depot for the manufactured goods
both of Europe and this country; but science and
art have now given Cincinnati the means of attain.
ing if she will, as proud an elevation in Trade and
Commerce as any city in the world. The Allegha-
nv mountains have been levelled down, and dis
lance annihilated, so that radesman here can
send his order in the morning to his manufacturer
for sewelry, who may reside, most of the manu-
iacturing Jewellers do, either in the State OF New
Jersey. Rhode Island Massachusetts, and before
evening receive reply, and in few hours after the
goods made they will be at his door. The read
er ma say that he perceive no -arthly rea-
son why Cincinnati should not sell goods cheap
as the eastern cities but he how Clayton
is enabled TO sell Watches and Jewelry che per than
they do there. A few words viii make all clear
Dealers in the East buy and sell on credit, and have
consequently TO tax every customer heavily TO COW
er expenses and losses; but Clayton pays Cash for
every thing that he purchases and sells his goods 10
no man, however rich he may he, on credit. And
this House is now wholesaling more Watches and
Jewery than three fourtns OF The Wholesale estab
! lishments in New York. ftfttte
Store on uhe southeast corner of Sycamore and
Second streets, Cincinnati lap27
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NEW CASH STORE.

THE undersigned having formed a co-pariner-
II shin and taken the store on the corner vi Main
and Water streets have jus. received large and en-
tirely new stock Of foreign and domestic dry goods
carpets, rugs oal-cloths, bookings and other iur-
nisning goods, To which respectfully invite the
attention oi dealers or consumers, rs 'etnink we
can O. ier them strong inducements purchusc ell
ther in style, quality or price,
JAMES r. BARNES,
ANDREW ] CoLgURN,
BARNES e. COLBURN.
sepla-Ivr Corner of NJ ain and Water SITS.
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ETNA
FIRE IN SUIsA nee C O NJ II ANY,
OF Hartford. Conn.


'HNHlS Company was Incorporated with perpet
L ua charter IN 1919, and nsures against loss o.
damage by fire on Dwelling Houses. Manufacturing
Establishments, Stores, Household Furniture. Mer
chandize in general, the most favorable terms
And losses occurring IN this agency will be Literally
adjusted and paid with promptness.
B0ard of Directors.
THos. X. BRACE, ROBERT BUEL,
SAMUEL. TUDOR, MILES A. Turtle,
JosEpH PRATT JOHN l.. Boswell,
JAMES THOMAS, EBENEZER FLOWER,
WARD WOODBRIDGE, +. A. BUrKELEY
JOSEPH CHuRcH ROLAND MATHER,
EDWIN g. RIPLEY, SILAs b. HAMILTON,
FREDERICK TYLER, SAMUEL S. WARD,
HENRY L. PRATT.
THOS. X. BRACE, President.
S. l.. LOOMS, Sec'y
RyApplications for insurance may be made to the
subscriber who isduly authorized to receive propo-
sails and issue policies as favorable terms as any
Insurance Office or Agency 10 the West.
ALLEN {. HALLGCK, Agent,
feb4 If Main street, opposite the ank.