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Iljc MarE;ets
EIKToN, Dec. l1-At Brown & Foard
Wheat ~ Corn 56 cts.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
I'm the Sun Of yesterd

(From the Sun Of yesterday
FEoUR AND MEAL,-The Flour mar
ket is quiet. Sales to-day of only 800
bbls. Howard street brands at 50 per Dbl.
The last sales Of City Mills were at 81
81 per Dbl. Nothing done to-day. We
quote Rye -four at $50 a 81, 62A, and
Corn Meal 1915 per bill.
GRAIN AND SEEDS. -The supply Of
Grain is fair Sales to day Of red Wheat
at l,02 >5l,06; white do. LOT $l,l2
per bushel, as to quality. Rye 70 cents.
Sales of white Corn at 55 81 cents,
and yellow 50 60 cts per bushel. Oats
3S 40 cts per bushel. Seeds quiet;
prices unchanged.
-Ea-'N-
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NOTICE.

THE subScrher@ having sold their property
al Private sale, ii will not Of co9rse. he ofi"rrd
III fnb'ic sale ON Tie the 18th inst. as hereto
tore advertised. ROBERT y. BRITAIN,
Dec III 1t WILLIAM BRITAIN.
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<. { NE-EG SALE
Valuable Real Estate,

o. A4pkC tICGl Ltd tG,
THE undersigned as agent tor GEORGE ".
Oldham, Will otter al Public Sale al the Hotel
OF Peter Bonsht!l, in Che,apahr CITY. on
Murs'i"y, January 18Th, 1853,
between the hours OFF ana O'Clock p. NJ. all
that valuable iarm situated on Bohemia AnnDr
about 2. miles hon Chesapeake city, wirrcon
n certain John Bcdwrll now resides The above
iaym is bounded on the North and f.au by Her.
ring creek, On Ii" South By lands Of MIS-. Ann
Gldhain aud On the West by other lands OF the
SAID George W. oldham. 1t contains about
800 Acres Of E.uass1,
of which about 10 acres are ara!l.; the rcmair-
der being covered with excellent wool and
timber. The soil is nainlHllv Of the vrrv best
quality. AMI any quantity OF black nl,l u.ay be
ublaincd upon lhr premises. There arg public
road, running very near this farm on both tao
cast aad west sides
I---.L> u" improvements CONSIST Of
.,yT:.H q, Inst rate n"w Dwelling House,
MT III x two stories hi@h, with lhIrerooms
.tsl}.; * nai It passage below stairs and
On stcunL story; also Il luy corn
crib and !o@ Slahlr.
TENVS or SAFE.
The terms ui safe are one third cash the re-
malndrr rinaily Ia Il an IS months. 10 b., s,.-
cured ty honu WNh approved security or hy
mrrs%"-r upon the premises. brarlng interest
from DAY .! sale. og III" whole in cash
JOIN A.J CRESNML!,
Dee II Is Agent Tor Gro ". O!l.1aln.
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LAND SALE.-Mr VIM. B. Gillespie
near Battle Swamp. sold farm of 94
acres few days since, for :3, 40 or
$33 per acre; Mr.. James Whitlock, pur-
chaser. Thus property was bought a
few years since for So per acre. So we
learn from our Battle Swamp cores.
pendent.
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The Far.-Wc fancy we see some Of the
young bucks plicliing up their ears al that head
ing, in the expectancy OF hearing Dissertation
on The fair bellies Of cur goodly own-goodEy,
az least, in the respect Ct flair bellies" We
didn't, however, inlcnd to refer to the fair al
read: here. but to the Fair To come. Still, come
10 think, the latter is Il consequence Of the
former, and 10 mention the one is about the
same as To speak ii the other. Well, what Of
il! does the reader 0Sk! Why tu.n 10 the adj
vcrtIsemcnt and read tina, the fair of the Pres
byterian Church are to hoii Il Fair in the Court
House about the Christmas times, and we men
ton ii, 10 bespcak .IGir attendance Of Tie read
crs Of The Wing, by which we lnean II ''iull
turn-out' and snothile shorter" Give them
cause to cXclaim with the Lord Chamberlain in
Henry VIE
"Mercy o'Ine, whats multitude are here
They grow still too; from all parts they are
coming.
For are Keep a fair hcre.'
So, 90, good reader, 20 with the crowd and
and remember the INJUNCTION Of lago: 81 say.
put money in thy pur>c!''
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-----''tEt! ak m TIOWrfs,
And tell in IL garland lhc, loves and carcs,''
we have made it the emblem OF the torsaken
lover, and one Of the roots has written:
s:ln love. the sad iorsahen WIGHT
III" willow garland wcarcth;'
and dedicated too, to deeper, hnior sorrow.
like ''ond weeping mourncr," it hangs DER
many crave.
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The ElrgNg HHior.-- Grc'njn@ up al the
first smIr OF the early aprn2, thu weeping will
low is rrdolcnr and filled with the music Of
bees ere the buds have begun to burst on the
nc1hboria- shat" trees arouilu il; and icnac;nns
OF It's vcrnal ycs!u.r / retains ii still. after lru,
Ot|cy ann ia! vcIdnrc Las persisted. \ nu"
tree waves its pendant and graceful branches be-
fore uu: Window: week ago it was fresh aud
beautiful us Spr.ug--now il is withcrci and yell
low. and every breeze sends shower OF It's
faded leave. whirilng to the ground. ,Thr
weeping willow is an interesting tree: we are
told it was introduced into England bv Pope.
WHO, finding green lwig in a basket Of figs
from the Orient, set it. in The earth and il grew
@tarciul ,'roopns willow. It's the wIIuw Of
Babylon. .hat grew by the sides ofthc streams
where the dl,consoialc Jews sat wrrpna in cap
tiviry, and on which they hung their hNrps.
hnshe il sadness. Borrowing a custom iro;u
Eastern lands where.
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HHTR The improvements consist rfn
GFSsaT + ror:otlah!" frame DWELLING
*TIsSsa tiDt 81, and stone Kitchen near
~ tsx:: 800 y new. Iianr barn VITA stone
hastucni au.l slahN.l. underneath
also n,ariy new. and ii good spring house with
Il hnc SIllng Of water. j hcIr are besides um
the property, I!uirin" Young
.3yplc Or;hWd 0Ad PaacA Oy&iard,
both III bearing condition. The fencing is in
loIrabr order.
TERMS OF$.}LE.
The terms OF sale as prescribe! BY the Arcrrc
require The laylncnt Of Gne lhila part Of HE
purchase money III cash On The day OF sale. enc
"ihCr third IN months and The reside in IS
iGUnlhs from the day Of sale, the last Two install
mems 10 bear interest from the day u.sa.c and
TO b." secured By Tie bond or uolr al thc purcl-
n>"r wlrn surety or surcirs 10 BIZ approved by
the Trustee.
raIc 10 commence NJ ; O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN {. GkUOME,
Elkton, Nd. Dee ii is Trustee.
n 3. '"rrrrs Grsiious Of purchasing will
hc shcwn the "tcpcrty by tir. i. Is. Sweet,
VIII" resides near II.
C." Ledger, phIin.; copy twice week till
sale; juuIna and Gazette, Wilmington: Record,
Wet Chester; copy TIL sale All send bill to
frn>ec.
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PRtTcNAnD In JAIL.-SheIiff Janney
on Thursday last proceeded to Harris
burg with requisition on the Govern
or of Pennsylvania for John Pritchard
who had been arrested and confined in
West Chester Jail. The Sheriff sue
cerded in his errand and returned on
Thursday with Pritchard who is now
safely lodged in the EIkton Jail.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MALE ACAD ny AND
FdMALE SEMINARY,

NJ. W. STAFFORD, y. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
TIME Institution known by the above title for three
years past will commence its first Session Tor new
year. on tils first Monday OF September.
The Seminary will be organized Ia two departments,
Junior aud Senior; he former, comprising the younger
scholr and occupying the low oi the Seminar!
building: The latter, Le older and more advanced pupils,
and oc.uyng the upper The great advantage OI
sue an arrangement must be obvious 10 every oHc I'll al
acquainted With the work of School Room.
Miss Caroline b. Abbott has been engaged rs Associate
PRINCIPAL Of the Seminary; lady Enown possess, in :;
very high degree all the desirable requisites for the stat
ton.
The name Of the Teacher o the Junior Department will
be announced shortly.
The services of Miss Harriet :. Woods, the excellent
Music Teacher of the past year, have been scared for the
next. 80
Tine Aca lcmy an English and Classical school, will
open in Neptune Halt ali the school rooms will be i'm
proved and be made neat and comortIbic.
BzARFIss.-SeVeral young ladies' css la acc6inmoda-
ted in he family OF the Pr-cJpa where they can enjoy
good facilities for study and DC under The supervision OF
their teachers when out OF the school room. Board with
fuel and lights 81 IS to 90 per week Tuition Is here
tOfOTc, viz
English Branches, W 10 ," W I W
Latin. French, Algebra, Geometry
and Drawing edch --....'..-.- - 10 10 So
Music. W W > ~ w.
aus2 IwdGSw6w
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CANDIDATES DEPARTMENT
For County Clerk.

M. SAxDrRs-Pleasc announce VIM. HOLDEN, is
candidate for Clerk Of the Vanderbugh Ciredt Court al
the ensuing October election. auS -
TPwe are authorized to announce BEN. SrINsoN
candidate for the Office Of Clerk OF the NaderoufSh
Circuit Court at the ensuing October eleehon'
jy3Ite
. Mr.. SANDERs-You win please announce the name OF
SOBEN SORENSON. as i candidate Tor IlerA OF me
Vanderburh Circuit Court at the ensuing October eec-
tiOn. Iu Z9te
UPwe are authorized to announce JACOB LUNk-
ENHEIMER rs a candidate for the Office II Clerk Of the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court. at the ensuing October eec
lion. inhlo-s~ -
For County Treasurer.
MR. SaSDrrs-You viii please announce the name Of
IL HART as candidate for the Office of Treasure OF
Vandc-bnrgh county at the ensuing October election
aug-llt.
U-Pwe are authorized to announce II. p, VAUGHAN,
tober election. aug".
Nh. s.xpERsYou will please announce the name of
Rev. BENONI STINSoN, as a eandi5ate for county
Treasurer at the ensuing October election lu 2yte
For Sheriff.
MR. SASDERs-You will please announce Mr.. WILSON
SHOOK candidate for Sheriff of VanderbuTeh county,
at the ensuing October election. IaugJ
Mr.. SAxDERs-You will please announce WILLIAM
Z. GREEN candidate for the office of sheriff OF an
derburgh county, al the ensuing October election.
anS7
Nh. SASDERs:-You will please announce GEO. W
GLOVER a candidate FOR the Office of sheriff at the
ensuing October eiectien- laug1teNI
For County Recorder.
Mr.. SlSDERs-You will please announce my name as
candidate for county Recorder at tie next october cleo
ton, B. MOSS, laug l0Fl
TTPlesse announce GEORGE n. TODD as a candi
date the Office OF Recorder OF Vanderburgh county
at the ensuing ocsober election. laug2Sl
Ma. SANDERs:-Please announce the name OF JOHN
HALL candidate for the Office of County Recorder Al
the next October election. aug2*l
NJ, S,xnvps.-Please announce FERDINAND d.
GOSLEE a candidate for the Office Of Recorder for Van
derburgh county, at the ensuing October election.
my2Ef
Mr.. SANDERS: You will please announce the name OF
CHRISTIAN BIPPUS, a candidate for the Office OF Re
cJrder of Vanderburgh county, at the ensuing election
ap2yf
MR. SANDERs:-You will please announce the name Of
JOHN W. GRANT candidate for County Recorder,
at the next October election. ,aug2$
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TIE EVANS REsrAURAr.

EVANS, OF Evansville, has fitted up the large and COM
IL modOus three story Brick, recently erected by Mr.
+. Linck, Firs street the Sherwood ouse in the
most complete STYLE and is now prepared to welcome
aud accommodate his friends and the public generally
The Bar will a; all times be supplied with PURE liquors.
splendid Lunch VIII be set every day at 10 O'Clock A
NJ, with Turtle Soup aud all other attanabe decaces
well known and skilfu Cook has been engaged and
gentlemen can be accommodated ut any hour with the
dishes and luXues of the season. served up in the best
Sty,.
quality hand-he best of Cigars, &c jyI7-tfl
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Wall P1DPr, Borders. EiTeScrePns. &c.

A the Wall Paper and Lamp Store of JOHN G. DEE-
~ EREU y. JR., Main street, between First ana Second
The subscriber Ia, ing just returned FROM the East and
brought large of Wall paper. Borders de-, is pre-
pared all orders either wholesale retail. at the
lowest prices. Having complete assortment oil Wall
paper every price and style Ia is satisfied that he can
please all those who viii favor him with call. Thank
full rthe patronage heretofore so literally extended to-
wards him. he hopes be favored with continuance OF
the same. JOHN &. DEVEREUX. JR..
Remember the pace-Main street, between FirSt asd
Second. y29I
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
cooK,s FAMILY GROCERY.

rT1E undersigned has this day opened in Ineks new
b,iildur ON First street between Main and Locust
splendid stock Family Groceries, OF my own selection
from Eastern markets. which "i sell al very low rces
for cash. or Produce of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies 81 Butter
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles for the
table direct from the farmers. having made arrangements
t. be supplied several times week during the summer
viii! Kinds Country Produce. All goods purchased
COOKS will he delivered at the residence OF customers
If desired have market wagon especially Tor that
purpose. therefore solicit share of public patronage
and will try to merit Il. Please call and examine IA!
stock. lje30Ul I'll. COOh.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE
Evansville. Ind.

TINE regular course of Lectures in this Insti-
l. tuition will commence on the first Monday
OF November, under the following Faculty, TO-
wit:
LEVI L. LAYCOCK, NJ D Emeritus PROBES
sor of Physiology and Pathology.
HUGH RONALDS, M. d., Professor of Gen.
era Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
C. A. FOSTER, A. M, NJ. D., Professor of
Chemistry.
JOHN R. WILCOX, M, D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
MADISON j. BRAY, NJ. d., Professor of the
Prime iples and Practice of Surgery.
WILLIAM II. BYFORD, M. D., Professor
Of the Theory and Practice of Medicine.
GEORGE B, WALKR, M. d., Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL M. D., Profess
sor OF Institutes OF Medicine and Medical Juris-
prudence.
JOHN I. WALKER, NJ. D., DemonssTater of
Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms for the study OF Practi
cal Anatomy, under the superintendence of the
Professor OF Anatomy or the Demonstraior, will
be open tor the reception of Students by the LIST
of October.
Fees for full course, $75.
Naturalization ticket and Demonstrators tick
ell each SIS. Diploma ice $40.
Good boarding may be obtained at from : so
to S3 90 per week.
ANY enc desiring further information may ad-
dress the Dean (pIst paid) by mail, which will
be promptly attended TO.
G. b. WALKER, NJ. D.,
lyle 3m Dean ofihe Faculty.
s(g Terre Haute Express; Indiana State Sem
tiHel; Springfield Qll.0 Register and Shawnee
Town lllnosan, please copy to amount OF IS, and
send account 10 Dear.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

DEMOVED-WN. EMERY has taken the standon
III Main street opposite the Bank, formerly occupiee
by ConyngoG's Book Store and is prepared TO
ply citizens with plain fine work i'm his line At short
notice. He has good workpep employed, and will war
rant all work sent from his shop. He Is prepared 10
make Bosis and Shoes and quality good fits and made
up in the best style. His long experience in business
and puncuality will guarantee him the continued custom
of thosc who try him. His prices are reasonable
and work not surpassed in durability neatness by that
OF any other establishment. ljyeul
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

THE undersigned thankfully acknowledges the en-
l. enlargement that has been afforded him in the
commencement Of his educational labors in this
nity, and announces that the Second Term Of his
School will commence The first Monday OF September
in the building adjoining the Episcopal Church Parents
eRtrusn their to his care, may be assured they
shall receive his hands all the benefit extensive
experience, Educator, and enthusiastic devotion
sproessOn, can impart ORDER complete and perfect
will be required in the school Room, indispensable
the right discharge Ofthe duties Of the place SYSTEM
study will be eXemplfed and ineulcated mpor-
tant aid to intellectual progress and daily, actual and
visible will be demanded ofevery scholar,
the only sufficient evidence Of faithful SHADY Aen-
ton will also be given to the cultivation of refined and
polished manners, and specially 20 the formation Of good
morals and correct principles All branches belonging
20 thorough English education together with the elias
sizes will be taught and being himself practical ac-
counant the undersigned will pay particular attention
pcnmanshp and will from time to time form classes
book keeping.
He pledges himself to furnish superior article la
every department of instruction. and hopes 10 be su
tlned by liberal minded citizens Of the place in sup
plying an acknowledged deficiency in this community.
TERMS PER QUARTER,
English branch9s'. .............-..-.....SJ 90
Higher English. ............................6c
Latin, Greek, Algebra, Geometry, dc, } 400
either or all ! "'
aug7 JAMES GREENE:
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TNE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely refted and re:urnsIed 1t, and Is prepared
TO entertain patrons Of the house I'm satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has agooJ stock Of horses and car
riagcs to let.
The stable is large clean and well located and good
ostlers in constant attendance. Particular attention
will be paid to the OF horses left with him for keep
ing and in all respects. the public shah find the Shsr
wood House good HOTEL fjystfl J. A. BYERs.
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BOARD OF health.

7 meeting Of the Common Council ofthe city of Ev
"A ansvile. held July l1th 1857 the following gentle
men appointed BeARp HEALTH Tor said city, for
the ensuing year:
prs. A. C. HAlLOCK, ISAAC CSSSSsLBERRY,
L. V. MITCHELL, B.R. DAVIDSON,
TIlOS. NJ. JOHNSON, ESQ.
IT 57City papers copy.
The following Sections are city Ordinances:
SECTION s. 1t shall be the duty every practicing ply
stefan in tho city, TO notify member of the board of
health of every of contagious infectious disease in
the city, within six hours after the presence of such dis
comes to his knowledge; and such physician
shah quarterly report to said board OF health every death
which shall TO his knowledge in the of has
practice and also the of such DEATH and should
physician neglect TO comply with the requirements of this
section of tbs ordinance he shall for every such neglect
forfeit and pay not less than three nor than twenty
dollars.
SEC. 6. II any person shall al any time knowingly in
troduce aid assist i'm Introducing into the city
contagious infectious disease of dangerous or 0ah
character such person shall for every such offence,
forfeit and pay not less than three than fifty dol
la-se JAS. g. JONES, Mayer
taA.tst:
JNo. j. CHANDLER, C!erS. Ijy22-3ml
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SIDEWALK NOTICs.

ORDERED by the Common Council of the city Of Ev
ansville. is meeting. Aug. :. lSJ2 that Brick
Sidewalk be laid down on Fourth street. between Wal
nut and Chestnut sts and that the owners Of lots and
nars of lots on said side Of said street. between said
points notified slat unless they comply with this
der bv the first day nj September next. Ire City Marshal
viii cause the same be done ~ their evers- and cost
augj 1t IMP. t-----.L IL, T. ClsIS.
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nr1NHAM,S PIANO FlRTE.

NNE of Dunhaln-s new and beautiful Rosewood Pianos
is now offered for sale E. II. Hood * CO. eok
store. They will sell the sane at the manufacturers
Prices and are prepared order others Of any size or
ualitv. Their acknOWl lodged superiority lby music
achers and other good judges over any Kind manUac
red in the United states, makes il necessary to shy II
i'm be an object for any To call and examine il before
urchasng. l.. II. HoOD ~ 70,
aurj No. l. Fosters Corner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To CarpET1LIs'TS.
PEARL 6 rARCH AIANUFACTORY

MAN perfectly competent TO establish and conduct
u a Corn Starch Factory with its necessary Machine
ry the principles, and most Scientific Chemical
process may be communicated with through the Office Of
This Journal.
The Information will elicit its cost, profits and Induce
ments for Capitalists. together with satisfactory tesiimO
mails for % years experience and etical knowledge of
the business. y20-1wFl
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FOR SALE.

- TIE WASHINGTON HOTEL. ct The corner Of
sd Water and Vine streets is offered NJ private sale
III. on reasonable terms: and if not sold by the mrs.
ay Of August the building will be leased or rented
I5anors Bar-dxtures Furniture, Bedding, &c. DE. W.
be III on Monday, The 81 day cf August n pubic aue
ton. For further particulars and terms, see handDis
the day previous to sale. Apply 10
viI1.,i A. NJ. deco
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DRS. BYFORD 81 FINCH

NTOULD inform the citizens of Evansville that the,
w have associated themselves together in the psac
ce of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics Their Office
on the corner of First and Vine streets.
Evansville June 2sth, 1852. ju 29f
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AN ORDINANCE.

70 auoRd al ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance concern
ing Auctions and Auetionecrs;' passed May ., le4f.
ono From and after this date. the price Of license
- under the before mentioned Ordinance, shall be
seventy five dollars year, and for six months or
any shorter term, fifty dollars. JAS. G JONES,
attest: Mayor;
Two. ]. Cu,SpLER. CITY Crk. [aug5.3tl
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MEDICINAL.
MEDICAL NOTICE

hrs. WILCOX d MITCHELL having associated,
IL themselves together in the practice of Medicine,
Surgery nd Obstetrics, would beg leave respectfully to
inform the citizens of Evansville and vicinity that Of
the firm can found their office, First street. be-
tween Main and Locust all times, day or night, ready
TO attend TO professional calls. ljy3O-4wl
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7 IME.--lOO bbls new White Line, in good cooperage,
i 4 reed this day and for safe by
Nl9 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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Paper Han Sings.

FINHF subscriber would respectfully inform his
Il mers and the public generally, that he has on hand
and Is constantly receiving the styles and patterns
Of PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS, suitable for
Halls. ParlOrs, Dining and Chamber Rooms. Of rich
Gilt French white plain and figured papers, OF the best
pate and eOlors. Also complete assortment of
dunn and low priced Papers, Borders, Curtain Panel,
Marble and Oak Papers Center Pie and Ceiling Or
naments. The above goods have been selected from
the best French aud American manufacturers and will be
sold at the lowest prices, at the Evansville Wall Paper
and Lamp Store Of JOHN c. DEVEREUX, Jr.
augIO Main between Isl aud 2d.
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j @. HATcHIrr.
J. 7. WALKER


hrs. WALKER d HATCHITr, having associated
themselves together in the Practice of Medicine and
surgery. would respectfully announce to the eitzends
Evansville and vicinity that they are prepared TO aeh
to calls, either day night.
Office on Third street, opposite the Public Square.
jygm-