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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-02
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.
cn,,k,S FAMILY GRoCE V.

THE undersigned has this day opened, in Lneks new
building ON First street. between Main and Locust
splendid soek Family Groceries, Of my own seie'o
FROM Eastern markets which will sell al very 10" prices
for cash, or Produce of all kinds. -
shall keep constantly baud fresh supplies OF Butter
Clses IL ri Poultry other leading articles, of inc
ibi. direct from the farmers, having made arrageheis
To- 5e Supplied several times week during the suime
W h all kinds JoaLtry Produce. All goods purciise
at Cooks will De delivered - the residence of sus
If u.r, lis have tuarAet wagon especially Tor tla'
PURPOSE therefore soi,Sit share OF PuOic htroase
aud will Try nsrst Please call and cNaini,c III!
stnck li.3.uI Il. ii. COOK.
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Arrival of tl.e prO iaetheu.,

New YORK, July 80.
The Pfometheus, from San Jan, arriv I'd,
bringing 100000 in gold.
Business in San Francisco was good
Flour SlO@S2o. Coal SD p ton.
Mining news indicates continued prosper
ity. Harvesting in many counties was pre-
crossing rapidly. In Mariposa summary
measures were taken to drive off foreigners
A lump of pure gold weighing 50 pouads,
was found in the Yuba. Geo. w. Ford was
m lrdered near the Yuba City on the .7th.-
Democratic ticket successful. In Leira coun-
ty the French were driven from Mariposa, and
had appealed to their council at San Fran
cisco. Papers contain little or NJ news.
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Further Foreign News.

New YORK, July 80.
Cotton sales at former rates. Bacon, one
shilling cheaper and dull; fine Beef is want
ed. Lard unchanged, with light stock. Tai
low 6 pence cheaper. Money abundant;
consuls 1905 to 1909. At Bombay, June A.,
money was abundant, ane Cotton active
Calcutta, the market was less favorable.
The Franklin arrived out, on the l4.h.
The elections are over, 49, have already
been elected and only l57 for Ministerial par
tv. Serious election riots occurred at Cork,
Limerick and Belfast, and elsewhere in Ire
land. The military were called out and ma
ny shot.
The resignation of the Belgian Minister
has been accepted.
The treaty of Commerce between Swift
c land and the U. s. his been completed.
Daley MAnn, had left for Rome.
Letters for Kossuth, has been seiz I'd in It.
ally and sent to tie Austrian Government.
Lombardy has m ide many arrests.
The India mail had arrived. Th,. English
carried Joun Bossein by storm. Burnesse
had 500 killed, and severe 6ghting continues
in north western India, between Col. Camp
bell and the revolted tribes. \ terrible fight
in Cabot, had occurred between Vas Mahom-
med and Sir Oars Canadian, each had TO-
900 men, the battle lasted 8 hours. Sir Oar
was defeated, and lost 1000 men.
Ship ST. Mary arrived at Hong Kong on
the a2d of May.
Pacific and Saratoga gone to Armory.-
'Susquehanna and Plymouth were at Hong
Kong.
The last Loneon election returns show a
ministeriil gain OF 10, leaving still 4j against
them. At Hong Kong, Nay oath, the
American ship Robt. Boyne, Cap. Bryson,
bound for Amery to California with 4DO
Coolies who being few days out, took the
vessel and murdered the Captain, officers and
pert OF the crew. The vessels was taken
after large portion of the Coolies had land
ed on an Island. The steamer Sineramcs
royal brig, left Amory in search OF them anc
landed, but bad weather forced them to etire
Subsequently they were retaken and brought
to Amory. The Coolies all alledge as d
cause for their act, that their tails were Cut
off, and they were otherwise illtreated.
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for which the English contend is the truo
one, and that they must govern themselves
accordingly, or abide the consequences {; or
else it must insist upon its own construction
and maintain our rights under an adequate
force. o. submit 10 arbitration for the settle
Element Of the true construction o the treaty
The Intellgencer contends ;h the En- lsh
is the true meaning o. the trea-
tv
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ESD A. Iva. z

=, y q 80 . e-cTf - = '.e
I the ~ all Palcs and lamp Store ol j.. ~ Y. DEN
"A tfEU ia. Main street bs~S FIRST .Gd :cV"id
u..vig ISL feS'hcd from TIE East ANA
.At a id.f, i''fc's cSV., - pre-
i.ir. al cit-r nhul-c 90 ~. ~ ~ US
low 81 .r,,.s dssAg4 1taYIs,e ..ssHt.actt 3" ''"il
paper every prc ..isd II. L. s4iNth IN n e
lisse III tnJsc via viii favor hn with ,iil. i..hA
m for patronage hcrctoiorc so hDerli! eNtCLded To-
h, he hopes to favored ~ ih ooLiinahce oi
the same JOHN =. DEgEhEUA, JR.,
ReIheubnr the piaee-Aain street. between firs: and
Second. E21I
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J,HIRTY-NECGND CONGRESS.
aST SESS SION
WASHINGTON, July 80.

WASHINGTON, July 80.
Senate took up bill authorizing an explo-
ration and recognizance of the course of
NAVIGATION used by 'Whalers in regions
of Bearings Straits also in direct route to
and from China. Shields opposed the reso-
luton.
The Indiana appropriation bill was debated
and postponed. Senate then adj burned.
House took up the Michigan land bill
which after several amendments and cons'd-
cradle debate, was laid on the table.
The River and Harbor bill was then taken
IN. and amendments similar to those previ-
ously voted down were offered when without
definite action adjourned.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

y EN- OWED WIN. EMERY has taken the stand ON
IA Main street opposite the Bank, formerly occupied
Conyngoas Book Store, and is prepared 70 sup
ply citizens with plain fine work in his line at short
office. He has good worknen employed. and will war
raut all work sent from his shop He Is prepared 10
make Boots and Shoes ofand quality, good fits. and made
Up ia the best style. His long experience in business
nd punctuaty will guarantee him the continued custom
Of thosc who once try him. His prices reasonable
md work not surpassed in durability neaness by thai
ofany other establishment. [tsu1
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BosToS, July Goth.

Halifax papers of the 9th, announce that
the sloop of war, Buzyan, h d sailed to JUN
the Cumberland. The British revenue cut.
ter, harles was at Buena Vista, but no fish,
ing vessels had appeared there. Halifax pa
pers had published Webster's circular, bu.
say nothing officially.
Nav YORK. July 3Oth.
Flour, 500 bbls. stale at S4; 5000 bushels
corn, mixed, at 64;y. How 64I; white 65.
Sales OF 1900 bbls. pork-mess $50; prime
ST. 10. 1000 bbls. o. Lard at liz a IL.
CINCINNATI, July 3Oth-
Flour unchang d-whiskey dull. sales of
125 bbis. at i6a. Bacon sides 81; packed
$4,000 plain hams at vt; 900 lbs. lard lOI
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WAsHINGroS, July 81.

The lnteliigencer of this day reviews the
fisheries question, concluding its article with
the expression of the opinion that the time
hat come for the United States to cease re-
monstrating and protesting upon the subject,
and either abandoni its pretensions and 10 m
IT'S citizens that the construction of the treaty
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MEDICAL COLLHGE EVANSVILLE
Evansville. Ind.

FsNHE regular course of i 'cture> in this Ins
1 luton viii commence on the FIRST Mondi
OF November, under The following Faculty. ,o
wit:
LEVI I. LAYCoCK, NJ d Emeritus Profps
sor oi Physiology and Pathology.
HUGH RONALDS. NJ ID, Professor of Gel
eiaI Descriptive and Surgical ANATOMY.
C. A. FO rkR, y. NJ NJ. d., Professor
Chemistry.
JOHN r WILCOX, NJ. D.. Professor e.
Mateiia Medica and Ihera peuIics.
MAIDS ~ BRAY, N d Professor Of the
Prine iples at Practice of Surgery.
WILLIAM ii. BYfORD, NJ D, Professor
of the Theory add Prac Ire oi u dicne
GEORGE. l.. NALKR NJ. % Professor
Obstetrics and diseases " Women and hildreL
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL NJ. d P.ofts
sur of Institutes OF Medicine and Medical Juri~-
pIud nc'
JOHN I. WAEKE.; n D., Demonstration OF
Ana otny
Tie anatomical Rooms for The study of Praci
Cal Anatomy, under the superintendent Of be
Professor OF Anaiomy or he Demonstration, Will
be open Tor he reception of Studeats by the Isl
III tclob T.
Fees for full course SIS.
Naturalization ii, k, I anu Demonstrators lick
ct each rs, Diploma &c so.
Cord boarding may be obtained at from 81 50
to 80 ~ PER week
ANY one desiring iu. her information. may adj
iress The Dean (p st paid) by mail which Will
promptly attended TO.
G.B. WALKER NJ. D.,
iyl6 3m Dean OF ne Faculty.
ct re Hau,e Express; Indiana Stale Sem
liHel; Springf- Id (Ill) Register and Shawnee
own llliuoisan. please copy to amount OF 80. and
SEND account To ieai.
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SHERWOOD HrU3E.

rTNHE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
L entirely refted and re<urnshed IT, and s prepared
to entertain the patrons Of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock Of horses anu
riages to let.
The stable is large. clean and well located and good
hosers IN constant attendance Particular attention
VIII be paid 20 The care OF horses left with him for keep
wood House good Hotel. lhs-fl J. A. OVERS
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.VANS1 LIE NA-,3 Mad MY 4 D
z II l. ) MN ARY

NJ. w. SAFFnRD, \. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
TNHE Institution known by The above title for three
years past will commence its first Session for new
year. the irst Monday of September.
rhe Seminary will be organized in two departments,
Junior and senior; the former comprising the
scholars and occupying the lower of the Seminary
building latter the older aud more advanced pupils,
aud occupying ttc upper ROOM The great adyant &c Of
such arrangement must be obvious 10 every one at all
acquainted with the work of Il S,hsol Room.
Miss Caroline q. Abb III has been engaged Associate
Principal of the Seminary; lady know TO possess ia
very high degree, all the desirable requisites for the
ton.
The Of the Teacher of the Junior Department will
be announced shortly.
The services of Miss Harriet A. Woods the excellent
Music Teacher of the past year. have scared for The
next.
The Academy. English and Classical school, will
open in Neptune hail. All the school will be i'm
proved. and BE- made neat and comfortable.
BoARDISG.-Seversl young ladies' DC accommoda-
ted in the family of the Princip: where they enjoy
good facilities fo study aud DC under the supervision Of
their teachers when out of the school Board with
fuel and ghts, 81 80 to s. W per week Tuition here
toforc. viz.
English Branches. S4 co to SIS 90 or.
latin, French, Algebra, Geometry
anu Drawi.g. esVh 81 90 to 81 90 extra.
MUSK, w 10 10 W.
augs- Iwd6wbw
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Mr. : .xDEas-YoI will please Announce tae name "f
JGH W. GRANT - Il candidate for Codity kccorleT,
~ IN. next October election. ,aug-Fl
MR. SASBEss:-Pleass annoInee the name Of JOHN
HAias candidate for the oice Of County Recorder al
The next october election. taug2*l
- Please announce GEORGE IL. TODD cand
date for the office of Recorder Of vanderoGrgh COUNT
AT the ensuing Ocsober election. laugaly
T-T9We are authorized to announce BEN. STlNSON
os anddate for the Office Of Clerk of the Marlborough
Circuit Court at the ensuing October election
jy3l-te
Mr. SANpEas-You will please announce the name OF
SOREN SORENSON. a candidate for Clerk OF the
Marlborough Circuit Court IL the ensuing October cleo
ton. Uu -9'e
Mr.. sAsDERs-You will please announces the name Of
Rev. BENONI STINSON, as candidate Tor count!
Treasurer at the ensuing October election. ia s9-te
Mr. S,SpERs:-P!ease announce FERDINAND d..
lioSLEE candidate for the Office of hecorerfor Van
derburyh county, ut the ensuing October Gle ton.
my2tu
Mr. S,SDrRs: You will please announce the name OF
CHRISTIAN BIPPUS, candidate for the Office OF Re
rorer Vanderburh county, at the ensuing election
ap.9
~ We are authorized to announce JACOB LUNk-
ENHEIMER a candidate for the Office of Clerk OF The
Vanderburgh Circuit Court at the ensuing October elec
ION mhl6-tsl
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81 - 4 XII - NHoi a Nal.
NIESSiiS- GUMBEpTS & WHITMAN have taken the
WI large threesiory brick building, the German
Theatre where they will be happy accommodate their
friends, ard the public generally, in the mos. approved
style. Their Bar will at all times be supplied with the
choicest drnkables. and the best imported Cigars. )
splendid lunch will be set at 10 O'Clock every day, with
those hasty plates of SOUP and all the other luxues
the season. Gentlemen be accommodated ut all
hours in the day with any dish thai will af
ford Mr. Whitman has had long experience in catering
to the public palate and will doubt be appreciated in
Evansville iiy223m1
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FRESH ARR1vALor. DRY GOODS.

THE subscribers have Just received SO packages OF
fresh and desirable Goods, embracing Philip Allen
suck and English Merrimack madden colored Prints
Amosk ng and China DENNIS; Jcwett City, Moille Ots
Bascon and Falls Company Shifting Stripes various
good assortment bleached shrtgs plaid inseys blue
sattnetts red and yellow woollen and brown Canton
Flannels; blue and brown Drills and first rate variety
of Iicngs. Kentucky Jeans and heavy Sheet
ings All of which offer to the trade reduced prices.
part of this lot OF Goods purchased by our friends
in New York at the Big Sale and are selling them
low, because do So *
jyl4 MORGAN, KEEN * PRESTON
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WASHINGTON. July %.

Hon. Humphrey Marshall, NJ. c., from
Kentucky, was yesterday nominated Commits
sioner to China.
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TEACHERS, ASsOcIATIoN

VXTE would agan remind the Tea, hers and friends of
wv Education. in this and adjoining counties of the
meeting of the Teachers, Association of South m
Indiana" 10 be held in Evansville Friday Aug 9th
the Lecture Room Of the Presb, teTan church. com.
mescing O'Clock A N. Let the teachers be puncu.
al, large and Interesting meeting expected Per
order OF the Association. A. WHEELER
N29 If Secretary.
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New YORK, July 81

NEW YORK, July 81.
Loss OF life on steamer Ii. Clay Was 80
found 81 unknown, 10 missing, AMI II on
the wreck to be raised tomorrow, when. many
other bodies will be recovered.
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NO pICE.

lNHE undersigned has left his accounts with James
Il Walker. Esq, who is duly authorized settle
the same and give receipts. Those owing who don
want TO pay cost would do well 10 settle Immediately
the accounts are now out of my hands.
k3l-u S. KAHN.
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BOARD OFHEALTH

BOARD OF BEALTH.
meeting OF the Common Council OF the civ o. Ev-
"A ansvie, h III July 18th. les, the following gentle
men were appointed BoAxD HEALTH for said city,
the ensuing year:
Prs. \. C. HALLOCK ISAAC CsSSELBERRY
L. V. MITCHELL. +. y. DAVIDSON.
TltoS. NJ. JOHNSON, ESQ.
NJ I7City papers copy.
The following Sections city Ordinances:
SECTION D. IL shall be the duty every practicng ply
stefan IN tho city, to notify member OF the board Of
ee ~ every of contagious infectious disease in
the cy wnin six hours after the presence of such dis
ease comes TO his knowledge; and every such physician
shall quarterly report 20 said boari OF health every death
which s1aH to his knowledge in the of his
practice and also the of such death and should
ply stefan neglect TO comply win the requirements of this
section ofhis ordinance. he shall for every such neglect
forfeit and pay less than three than twenty
dollars
SEC. 6. If any person shah at any time knowingly in
troduce aid assist in Introducing into the cit any
contagious iEfec tons disease OF dangerous loath
some character such person all for every such offence
forfeit and pay not less than three more than CITY dol
lars. JAS. G. JONES Mayor
Attest
Jso :. CHANDLER, ERIK. iy2s-aSnl
NTOI.ASSES.-250 bbis choice Plantation:
1s1 30 do Reboilcd;
90 hf-bt,s 90;
80 bills -. James and Crescent 6. II. &
10 hf-bbls do Do 90 do Z
In prime shipping order. -a' -
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SELLING OUT ATCOeT

HE undersigned. anHousto close their extensive
l. stock OF furniture possible now tsfer TO
sell COST. at their Warerooms on Main street near
First at wholesale RETAIL in any quantity TO suit pur
chasers. Their stock comprises excellent variety of
neatly manufactured Furniture bought low for cash and
will he sold great bargains The public are invited 10
call and examine for themselves.
jy293m HERSHBERGER & BRO.
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rnE regular meeting of the Evansville Medical Society
IA D.. held ou the FIRST and Third Mondays ~ every
month"; at :! o'cloeS r. NJ.
,pi3-u HUGH .sJNA-i'S, VI, 10, Heri!.
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I,,l,2a4

INANS.---We have on hand good emf of Fans
l. TO which We invite the attention OF the trade.
JAS. LOW & CO..
mh24 Az Main street. Louisville Ky
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NOTICE TO CONTRACToPSI
NOTICE OF SALE On FxEcuTroN

0ssss. e BY virtue Of sundry exc ~ A.
S1RaS eutons to me directed, 1890
ss'es~s~ will sell AZ public yendue, 49,
the Cd day Of August A. d. 1882 at the lower end of
tho wharf in the city of Evansville Pigeon Township
Vanderburgh county, the Steamboat FRIENDSHIP her
tackle apparel and furniture given the propert
cutions. one in favor Of George k. Kee and others
The sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock a NJ when due al
tention will be given by me. wN e GREEN
'vSAs CT. T.
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M 5OlC AIN 1TI--;

MEDIC AIN 7TIc;
nRS. WILCOX IL MITCHELL. having associated
II themselves together in the practice Of Medicine,
Surgery and Obstetrics, would beg Leave rese, fully to
in tn. ctizns OF Ev sve and vicinity that one OF
the firm be found at their Office First street be-
tween Main and Locust At all times, day night,
to attend to professional lis. Ij,3U-iwl
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ST. CT aRLTS 7aSTAUaAT.

DICE.-i tierces Rice reed this day aud for sale by
II jy22 PRESTON BROS.
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Il EJONS--5 boxes fresh Lemons just reed and for
i 4 sale by jy22l PRESTON BROS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To CAPITALISTS.
PEARL STARCH MANUFACTORY.

4 MAN perfectly competent To estaOilsh ana conduct
n q Corn Starch Factory, with its necessary Machine
~ on the new PRINCIPLES and most Scientific Chemical
prccecs, may be communicated with through 1he once oil
this Journal.
The information will eli il its cost, profits and induce
merits Tor Capitalists together with satisfactory testimO-
nias for 81 years experience and p eea knowledge oil
fine husiuess. iiy@0Iw~I
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OANNELTON MILLS tCHAMBRAGEs.-5 cases for
" sale by JAS. Low & CO., Az Main ST. Lou KY
jeS1
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A LES bbls just reed and for sale by
A jy3o PRESTON BROS.
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C,HEESE-3O boxes W Cheese, of good quality. just
~ reed and for sale low 10y ljyl4l q W. REILLY.
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THE EVANS RE T aUR 4 Z.

THE EVANS RE T aUR a (.
gSVANS of lie, has fitted mp the large AID com
modons tltres story Bikes recent. ef'Vted 10y ait
+ fiuck on FIRST ,trs;t t,s a ryool o"se IA TIE
most conplcIs 81, L. and IL prepared 10 welcome
and "a, .tc ais friends and the puDiis gensciS
Tine bar will oil time he sppiiei with Pt nv liquors
~ :'.,d lgteA IL - II eNeN nay Il ipotF'-" -
A viii ,.i,e -o. .! Il. ltll ~ ali;.i l. Gelic~cics.
- III :, o,t ,,,i tlr;i oOs has been cngasr- .a-i
gtuIl.aeb he accommodated II al! A"hf W.. te
dishes aa laxures of the season. served W Ia ie oSS
Styls. -
Speed and tically sealed Oysters OF The hnest
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CtOOPERS' TOOLS.-Isess Hoops, AIDES, Axes, Draw
~ ing and Howeling Knives, CroZes Jointers. Howell
ins and Levelng Planes Doweling Bits &e for sale 10y
{. NJ GRIFFITH,
myl3 Sign of the Mill Saw. Main street
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VI TPlease announce II. p. VAUGHAN candidate
for Treasurer OF Vanderburgh county, at the Octo-
Der election. II 29d&wte-l
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XXIooLLEN PLAIDS-
w 3 cases blue and black:
do red do; reed this day and for sale by
ty26 JAS. LOW & CO., Az Main ST., Leu, Ky.
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7 INE.-lO0 bbls new White l. me, in good eooperage,
EIe PRESTON BROTHERS.
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CALERATJS.-5b bls pure saleratus just reed and 70
- sale by ljylil PKESioN BROS.
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d A1SINS.-We few more le1 in wholes halves
Ii and quarter boxes, which propose TO clear
cheap. lje301 FOSTERS * BROWN.
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NANIEL SULLIVAN, Black smith, having concluded
J to steady himself and attend more punetuaiy L
his business than he has heretofore done, would respect
fully solicit share of public patronage He assur,
his numerous patrons md transient customers, that al
work ordered in his line will be promptly attended
TO- and pains will be spared to please all the worl'
and the rest of mankind" Shop First street nea
Pine. jy22 3ml
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CABINET w RE HOU Sc.
ROBERT fsRaUS.
------, HAVE on hand large supply of every ~
s--<-v-y variety of Cabinet Ware, of the best y
IL work nanshp aud material, on Main be- ~
80 tween Third and Fourth streets. ~
Lu m Der u I'd ..
have also hand. n large supply of Pine Lumber,
seasoned Also, ,00b feet dressed Flooring
COffins.
large supply of all kinds and sizes hand. All the
above articles will sell the most reasonable terms.
Dwelling house next the shop. ljy226ml
ME DIG Al NOTICE.
DR. p. b. JOHNSON respectfully tenders his profess
sonal services TO the citizens of Evansville and its
vicinity Office Main street. the canal, and resi-
dence near the of 9Th and Walnut SITS. jy233m
NOTICE TO CONTRACT0PS!
ILLINOIS Central Railroad, extending from Cairo 10
II Big Muddy River, sixty milos. including the LIST d.
vision of said road. Sealed proposals will be received
al Office of the undersigned in Joneborough
until day of September next for the Gradibg Ma
V, &c. for that portion of said road.
The Grubbng, Clearing, &c. will be let a: Private
Contract any time after the 18th IF July, Plans Specih
cations and Maps the work will be exed at the OF
fee in Jonesborough and after the 18th Fsr August;
ELLIS, JENKINS q Co.
jys6:5ts Jopesboro', Ill.