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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-19
A FORTUNE FOR f1o OR est
BRITANNIA SPORTING PORTRAY
CLUB,
Offices, George ST., I1lymOuth, ENGLAND.

FTNHE Managers beg 10 acqusiu: their numerous
l. patrons that the next DISTRIBUTION OF
PORTRAITS OF RACE HORSES. will ccusprtsa
those uttered for the forthcoming
GRAND NATIONAL DERBY RACE,
The No IF Shares to Ge limited to 1000 each Caass
FIRST Glass MEMBER Clio. SECOND CLASS DO ES
Early application tor the inappropriate :Sharsa
is necessary. A patty subscribing for more thaa
one SHIRE, has the chance Of gaining equal mum.
Der OF Bonuses. Those members who draw the va.
uous Portraits will be presented with the following
sums;
Portrait of 1stClass Bonuses 2i dc. de-
Winner, or First Horse $4,000 EiOOOC
Second Horse. 10000 5,UOo
Third do 5000 4,0O0
Divided amongst Starters. 5000 5000
Non-Staricrs 5000 5000
/ here are 209 Bonu 'es in each class that bein@,
the number OF horses entered for the race The
Drawing will be conducted upon the same legita-
mate principles as those which characterised TIA
late 81 Leger and other proceedings.
Full particulars OF the result will he sent 60 40.
sent members Immediately alter the decision, thas
each may know his position.
FJSuhScribers Registered and Scrip forwarded
on receipt OF remlttan me. Bills of Exchange
Drafts Bank Notes, &c, addressed aud made para.
bic 10 the Managing Directors.
w. JAMES & CO.
Srtive per cent commission 10 be deducted an
tle presentation OF BONUSES. lan2z d2fn
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CITY FURNITURE wARE-Roono

SsgszS-szsaeae> All kinds of Furni. L<
81 l:-=zz4eEEe4esssss tuTe OF the newest and lat
StS est styles can be found atI-7 -
our w are-RoOmS. Our connection vii the eIebrn-
'ed mouse OF C4wTHoN & Co.. enables US to furnish
any article called for OF the best mapufacture 80
at the lowest price knowing the want OF such 4
house IN Evansville, we will Keep iuIl assertmenV
OF the finest quality OF Furniture We respectfully
ask an examination of our stock and prices. PARK
OF our present stock OF California Chairs, sofas.
Centre Tables, French Redsteads, ETC., cannot DO
surpassed for beauty and finish. .1.
lon2s II 2 & G. SCHWING.
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FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREEs!I

s7<skS WI have made such arrangements SSS5fSa
$3.50 with The celebrated Nursery OF HoMP @:$ss
- soN Il Co., near Louisville, that We -
can furnish all kinds OF FRUIT TREES aud
SHRUBBERY, at the lowest prices. Send in your
orders.
iehI2 d6w3 JP. &. 6. SCHWING.
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I AM agent Tor the follow ing PATENT MEDl-
i CINES:
Jayne's Preparations;
Fahnesto,k's do:
Wistar'. Basam Wild Cherry;
Smiths Tonic Syrup
Uownse nd's Sarsaparilla;
SANDS do;
Bulls dc;
haft's Fit Medicine;
Thompzon's Comround Syrup Wood NaPtha;
Covert'- Balm OF Lie;
Cod Liver Oil:
and all other Medicines Of this character in general
use fcb7 CRAWFORD BELL.
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FER Oregon CITY.

I HE unders igned DESTROYS OF removing to Oregon
l offers Tor sale far cash the Furniture and good
will The = Sherwood House." in tie city OF kv-
ansyille
Persons who feel DESTROYS of purchasing will call
upon the subscriber or eOre the first day OF
April next. o an enierprising man opporuni
ty is now afforded OF engaging il lucrative bust
ness. PETER BURKE.
Louisville Journal copy ) times and charge this
office. ftbl9 If
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4 COED CEANcE TO IEAEN cN TEE
PIANO.
M RS. MEYER would respectfully announce
1TI to all those who are CesIruus To learn on the
Piano, that she is now prepared To give lessons.
living practised tor twelve wears on this instru-
ment she tiatters herself that she can give perfect
satisfaction
For further particulars inquire of Mrs. Never al
the Exchange HOIel. feb20 #
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nRrres. MEDICINES. ETC.

r AM now in the daily receipt Of my spring sapt
i pay OF DRUGS, &C., &C., consisting Ia par
of the following:
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Latte 6RIVAL!

- SPRING STYLE OF HATs.-I have
- Just received a fine assortment OF Spring Style
~<oHats the handsonest style and article that
has vet appeared in this market-and manufactured
at the bes establishments in the West. Call and
examine them, al my store on Main street, lust
above First. mis- II mo. B. HANNAH.
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MISS LESLIE AETST1GET COOK STOVE.
NAj L. qua aI,tte the above cluye possess a bet
w Ter combination OF good qualities than any
other Cock Stove ever offered for sale in his city
Persons wanting good tove will carefully OK
anime all the Stoves in town, and then call and see
ours: and If they don't leave the California dust
we shall be satistIed.
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Offices IS Albany ROad, LOnd on, England.

THE Directors beg to announce that there will b.
l. Drawn for a Grand Series of Portraits of al
Horses entered for the forthcoming
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METROPOLITAN PORTRAIT CLUB.

A Splendid Fortune may be Gained by al
Outlay of ff0 or f5.
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A S SEAMsTREss or Chambermaid, by q
L "a cshle young English
Dressmasng, Washing and Ironing Gail al l66 Ninthsl
between Third and FourIh-ays. in the rear MI
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m Mr.. Editor: Having, in company vita ONE :,
vltuee-ed tn departure o. me goe.e steamship Ali'
fom oar shores ana beng sirueH " ia 10 Ne 41ic- an
honor TO the ship bears The name OF our AM, aa,
were he coored OF this and ot1sr cues - - -,
picture o. the magnificent vessel a. y D. n al
frg The Ray hanging in each mans house o! ets a.
niraun expressed BY annmoeF uieIs =. -. - h.. 20
daDarlnr OF the ste Iner the readiness sYlgS ~ I
,f ~, cnnversed with on the subject, We tnnH II YOU'D
an0rohalion Of the colored cLizens N genera
Nj II JOHN J0HNsoN, PEAhCE and offers
10 prenared,-As the Spring approaches the
ns of temperature become more frequent IAese
a,ishiy lend 20 derange the cuncuar system and pro-
5nce etnrtoD, which greatly dshgure the colpIeXio
sdes w5o use BocLEs Hebeaona are secured against
tese yylie the skin is rendered beautifully smooth and
uS IN, I The inventor WILLIAM BocLE 277 Washington
81 Boeton also by A. B. y D. Sands, 100 FutonsLi Rush
ton Clark 4 Co i0 and L3 Broad way, Newborn nI3
rsya phonoeraphy,-T. C. LELAND, Reporter and
Teacher 49 Ann-st Trow's,) 81 West TWentysxih-sl
oz6 lmeod'
~ My thanks publicly tender TO Or. Lut te-
per, Auris Il WaTens for The surprising flrt ne l1
Der5rmed on me for four years troubled win dGa-
nces in one Of my ears accompanied with dae
discharge from the external ear and tFed he rsl PyS
clans in this CITY, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE Clnchhat hIu
Orleans without the least benefit and was cured oy
nj ln+ J. DOLBEER, AZ Bayard-sL
RS DIR. I,utener's Ear Infirmary, q Warren
ST. near Broadway, open from ui z Tor the exclusive
treatment of ear diseases Deafness discharges from the
esr and all unpleasant noises in the head cured IN snort
tine without rlsk or pain Conultauoh Zee Nv
or otherwise Unpaid letters refused MI lmD&nz 4lW
III Testimoniala.-JOHN GLOVER, Jr. butcher,
FfskinaveDue Brooklyn cured OF deafness and dis
charges from the external Ear, OF 20 years standing
Miss ADELAIDE BROWN daughter Of Capt VIM.
Brown Bav State steamer Fall River, troubled with
disagreeabe discharges and her nearing very consluerao
benefited.
ERAMGIs LOUIS, Prospect I'LL Brooklyn, was as deaf
as a post and cured by D LUTENER in one week, Nj
uerous other testimonials to be seen al his c'c q war
rcD-st H~l IN
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VVNRIPLER HALL-MADAME ANNA

THNRlPLER E1ALl4--MA DAhE AN N "A
ID BISHOPS Sixth Grand Sacred Concert viii take
place on SUNDAY next. Nov o. on the same magnificent
scule before On this occasion will be gwen for the first
time in this country, Memberships Poshumous Work
CLAUDIA SON,p considered by the admirers ofhis gifted
master of his most beautiful and meodous compost
tons Also sacred selections from Handel Spohr, Ros
sin Shubcrt. including "Luther's Hymn the songs of
" The Last Man" " GrHlas Agimus' NC.
The whole under the direction OF Mr. Boscha
Tickets fifty all paris Of the Hall. To be had at
the principal hotels and at the Hall
Seals Gun be secured in the Grand Tier only without any
charge the music OF f. Could 2g7 Broad
way and of AIessrs Kerkseg Breusing, i2 Broadway
the Irving and the Aston louses ut the Hall the whole OF
Saturday Nov %, and nj the Hall Sunday, the 2ith
from to 4. After that time no secured seats can be OBJ
tanned.
Sacred Performances TO commence Mt u o'clock and on
account OF the immense of persons attending
these classical concerts doors open at O'clock
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A s NURSE and Plain Sewer, or as Cham
L "a bermaid and Waiter, by respectable Protestant
Young Woman Can assist in the Washing Best of refer
ence given. Apply at West Washington-place for ,
DAYS. nj IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


r epnier Seui-Annual Session o! the Grand IeMplS
Gil he held at The Hall a7 Bowery, on FRlpA eYeahs,
I ~ at II O'clock Representatives. are requested 10 10
rnnctual In their attendance BY order, - -,
nj IT hEUbhN v, - 80, -
re- Lectures nr the Collegiate Institute Tor
yauua I,adies-SriSCLER INSTITUTE, USioS P4RK.
nc frFt course of the season Will commence on III
nay EVENING, Noy. u, on the fIislor o! English
fne,s1lren by Rev. GEO b. CHEEyER, Do The ehtiFe
noceef Of This course Of twenty Lectures vii be applied
n aid Of the Home for Frendess Boys Tickets Tor NE
courst s.. - M, q. ~, p,or En-
wan LIsELI OF Williams College on Chemistry, com
pdsing view of the Constitution of Matter and me te-
scioDs Of Chemical Force together win an eXaminauon
OF the Chemical elements, Oxygen, hydrogen, Nitrogen
spo Carbon und their relations - Life as tue Material OF
living Forms; aso an examination Of the Constitution OF
he solar Ray its Analysis and Notifications more espe
cialY hat modification which is called Polarization of
Light. o.
NAN Senior of Yale College. The subject viii be con
densed sketch of the Structure OF the nhe Introductory
10 The history of Vegetable and Animal Life as II s re-
cof5ed in the solid Strata beginning with the earliest forms
a. existence and ending with Man. The Work and the
Word Of God viii be shown be consistent, and each
beautifully to confirm the other.
Programmes Of each of these may be obtained al
the Institute. GOTHAM D. AbbOII. fflnclpai
MO Al
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Holm H. STILL, Wholesale and Re
% tail Dealer in NEWSPAPERS CHEAP PUBLICA-
TlONS BOOKS and STATIONERY Portsmouth square,
two doors from the Po5-Ofice,l San Francisco U: T.
B. Cash advanced on consignments OF Cheap Pubica-
lions, Books and Stationery.
REFEREYcEs-Danie Curtis Co ". H Rowland, ESQ.
Greeley McElrath New-York; Sleeper Rogers, Bos-
ton; 5iofnli x Co. James King, J. Winchester ESQ Il
C Kemble, Esq San Francisco. nl2 I'm
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BOARD WANTED-For a Gentleman
d p his Wife in the upper part of the city in the
room and bedroom will be required Letters addressed
r. r. Tribune office, viii be attended to- Terms must
be moderate ms "
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DOARDING-At 60 MURRAY St
4 BA PARLOR aud BEDROOM with Pantry on second
floor. Also, Room for a single Gentleman. MO Ivy
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rSy Phonography.-T. C. LELAND. Reporter and
Teacher 40 Ann-st (Trows or 81 West TWeny-sxtn-sI
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Ngy.YORK WEKKLY TKIBONR,
ruR sEFgI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TIE Ngw-YORK TRIBUNE

,chush ID every "Wednesday ard Saturday morning.
10 IA r ar ennuIn. Two copies for s. Ten for so
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@ American Art-Union.-The Annual Distribu,
Hon Will take place on the 10th OF December next
Subscribers of s. for the present year viii receive an
sssaving in line 10y Burt sile 2Oi by l63 nches from
III Lesle's celebrated picture of ANNE PAGE, SLEN.
FER AND SHALLOW ana set Of fine Line Engravings
he highest style sile u by 0inchesl from paintings by
I following eminent artists the Dream OF Arcadia, by
@s Dover Plains by DurNGd the lconoeast by Leutze
N New Scholar. by Edmonds aud the Cardplayers, by
soodyie, and share i'll the Distribution OF Paintings
paze Slauetts Sculptures in Marble, Medals, and other
eks Of Arr already amounting TO over $4,000 and 10
eh adduons will be made from time 10 time, according
! she Increase OF subscriptions.
Muong these now purchased viii be found the following
h<zrah works the Dream OF Arcadia, by Cole; Thana-
Eess D0rand; the Knight of Sayne, Leutze; Disputed
sane, Anckly; Coast Scene, huntington; Don oaiXoe
~ SsAeO Panza Glass the Death Of Bayard Nahl be-
FEES many other hne woks by Ducand Huntington,
gsGHs, Church. kenSclt, Doughty, and others.
II The Committee OF Management are extremely DESTROYS
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IVa Sord do so forthwith The payment ofhe subscrp-
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SAS VIII prevent the greal pressure al that ue and add
eaIy 10 The interests OF the members by enabling the
ilee 10 complete the Distribution List al an early day
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t7-Americnu Observation-Disclosures onSrEAM
Nj JAMES FROST, Engineer viii deliver one or more
Lectures before the Members of the lnsute at their
Rooms 85l Broadway, commencing on THURSDAY
Fyenpg the Dist inst nj O'clock the subject of Steam
and s uses and the economy OF some newly discovered
properties OF heat
He designs to illustrate his views by such practical opera
doDs as time and space will admit of
Scientific Engineers and those interested in the use and
application of Sieam are invited TO tend
no u ADUNlRAM CHANDLER, Cor, Sec'y.
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DOOK- LEATHER.-The
4D subscriber has hand and is constantly receiving,
English Coored Skves Coored Calf Skins, French Iur.
key Morocco Russia Red Leather Sailed Splits and Call
sklns Book Cloth Marble Paper and every afcis re-
OF Geo Dudeys superior Bark SkVere Blank, Sheep and
Law Calf SkinB. All OF which offered at the loweHi
market prices by In2 I'm JAMES COOK. 1854 Pesrl-st
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WANTED-A young LADY to attend in
V Fancy Store One who is competent OF acting as
and combining satisfactory reference will ap-
ply at TT Broadway. MI 3t'
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StUPERFINE SHIRTINGS-The vii
bSHau1sville Compsny's Medal Premium Shirtines, 80
inch Brown and 81 inch Beached for sale by The Agents
u3fn NESMtTH 4 co. . and y Pine ST
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~ Dr. Cheeyer's Lectures on English Lit
fState al The SPlNGLER INSTITUTE.
Nurse oil Lectures 90 The History OF English Lern-
S MIa nc gwen by Rev GEoNGs B. CHSevEE, D. D. al
institute on Union Square, for the purpose OF
Is ~" a torlhe course al s. 10 be mad at
A%oSa SEN 9l nj Ii CFowen, 500 Broadway Roe
hectares to commence osO on s3 and John WiIeys
Ssy S.v we5 ca eesdsy and Friday Evenings Of sue
l. n
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
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nODEY,S DECEMBER NUMBER

NNTM. L. JONES, 1872 Sixth-ayenue, has
w ust published game for all seasons, called WISE
SAWS amusing TO both old and young For sale at DeX-
Bro 43 Ann.s; Clark, Austin Co, 25 and Geo r.
Putnam 5 Broadway and booksellers generally Storms
y "0iE''O'@ h " 49, MIC 5tseodt
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WANTED.

NAANTED-A Gentleman who intends
to sail in few weeks for Nicaragua, Granada Leon
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tends visiting that place Call at 65 Montgomery-st Jer-
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HAMMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.

NSARMERS' BANK OF KENTUCKY.
a SUBSCRIPTION TO $5oo9oO o. >1 The GAPlT al
STOCK OF the FARMERS BANK KENTUCKY ~ n'llu
having appointed by the Board OIL Drec
tors OF the above named Bank their Agents IN ms
ceive Subscriptions 10 It's Capital STOCK 10 e amount OF
$500 900 give notice that Books tor maj purpose are
now open al the office of WINSLOW, LANlER GO.
81 Was where subscriptions will be received uhul!SaF
1--WE ousand share OF 800 each authorized to be
sold IT par $50 each share nst be paid at the ue OF
subscribing $50 the 18th day OF January next tlSoh
he residue subject call by the Board OF Directors rar
ties lime of subscribing may however pay iof heh
shares in full if so disposed.
This Bank was chartered by the Legislature OF Kentucky
last session. 10 supply IN part the demand lot NOR
he czens of the State the present Banking Capital being
altogether inadequate The charter ts liberal IN lls Pro
visions has thirty years with no power reserved by
the Legislature in any wise 10 alter or control IL me Cap
ta Stock is 81 400, 900, OF which about SfOoVo ns1
already been taken in Kentucky the residue excepting the
S6G no hero offered will be taken by citizens of thai
State and elsewhere. The Bank, win several o. Tvs
now in oPsa 6 ae The State Of
Kentucky believed to be most favorable ana secure TO-
cation for Banking Capital The Exports G eeS sa es tLs
horses mules hogs bale rope CSggg on nc ahe South and
North are offering to the Banks :, -.
The high credit of the State Of Kentucky and ha OF ner
Banks are evidence of what this Bank Will be- the
credit and standing OF her Banks equal 10 those OF any
other State in the Unions their notes form an important par
curren. from Pittsburgh to New-Oreans. .,.,,,.
No Banks better mansged their cqrren, e
large accmulaons Of surplus or reserve funds ana snen
stocks now considerably ABOVE par III TIC hlaI hoh
The charters of most If all of the other Banks In the
Western Southwestern States expire within the next
twelve years.
The Farmers Bank Of Kentucky having thirty years to
run, viii have field OF circulation OF great value 10 10
stockholders.
The management Of this Bank Ia In highly respectable
and able hands
The Directors think they will be able to pay dividends
equal to any other Bank in the State
br Hanna the President OF the Bank Is now In this City,
he win be happy TO give any additional Information, and
may be found daily for short me, at the Offices OF the un
dersigned.
NAV be had on application New-York, Oct "a, 1885,
WfNSLOW, LANIER & co. 81 Wall-sL
o24 I'm WARD & CO 81 Wal-st.
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MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING
I'VE COMPANY-Notce is hereby given to the subscrib
er to the Preferred Stock of the Morris Canal and Bank
ing Company that the sixth nsallman OF Ten Dours per
share viii be payable the LIST Of December next al the
Office of he Company in Jersey City ,,,,..
Subsc ibers in Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
D c. will pay at the office OF AlesSrs r. w oiaFh x ~
Philadelphia JOHN d. fOf, oecIe.1 .9t
Jersy City Nov 10 1880 n<U thoU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

NNTANTED-A situation as Apprentice
w to the jewelers. Musical Instrument or lachnlsts
trade by an active and intelligent German BOY, ii years
ofage having good for either of the above trades
For particulars apply 10 w. H. KNOEPFEL co 81
William st. upstairs MY 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

AS NURSE and Seamstress, or Chamber
IA maid, by a very respectable Young Woman who can
give good civ reference Call at }3 Ezabest no 2tF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

A NURSE and SEAMsTREss, by young
IA Woman who leaves her present situation because her
employer going Europe Satisfactory reference gwen
Apply at % ClintOn-Place MS d