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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-17

BOSTON, Ingrstay SPIT NJ, IsJ!.
The Democratic State Commirree have
ergspized by the sppoirinent Of w A Williams Of
Worcester. - Chairmaa. - nj r Glen AMI T. HainI-
ton A. Secretaries ard A Hobart, AZ Treasurer. "A
Eletudve C,rmttee Of i've VS. also appointed.
The Provisional Committee of Demo-
crstc boilers net yesterday, bu, elected nothing.
The Democracy consider the uomlnl-
Jon OF Uctsce Mann for Governor by the Free Sl,-s
virtual surrender Of the State 10 Attorney q 5neral
CLIFFORD, tae WING candidate.
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The state Fair.

C-1'EIANo, ThGrsdsy, sept. 10, lsJ2.
The city ~ last Deing filled with people
from sbrosd who cone here - aitsrd the safe Fair
ch 10 sboutto t.ke pla,e Toe following Distinguish.
ed individuals bsge arrived ald taken A. 4rtnens a.
Re Weod,t House: Hon. =. A Douglas, Hon. LestI
Csc H1n. : Tfo,i,r. Secretary of a,e Gov. wood
Lieut. Gov. Neoiu, Judgo B.coI, Of Detroit Hon. Z
MenSehe-, L. : ; K,Ltu Ky.
Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Cas- and
. uslis delivered sid from TOE baso1y Of the
WecdtN Ecuse, 10 a large sssealbla-e OF st.enlge
iierCII
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Pennsylvania Railroad LonH-Steamcr Asia
spokon-A New- York Pilot.

FWLADELrIUA, ThuTSday, sept II, l3j3
The S3.OOO,00O Railroad Loan va, ia
ken by II c. Fisher for the houses Of ring Brjthsrs
and KotlscLucf, al q % ~ f,r every 800
Ship Saranac. arrived to-day. reports OK
chan eipg signals with steamship Ala on the lOl, 10
lat a. 30, long o. Ga toe l7. oil NlrtIcke. - *
Nowiofk PioI from an Eng ..sh brig that hai Jlcu
blown - TIE eas.Nssd
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The STATE TEMpERAycE ALLIANCE

MEETING At Urea gentleman Informs nc that the
icrgrsphtc port Of ,he meeting Of the Tempsrsocs
klltlco at Jcs Ia Incorrect In regard to thu nuns-r
beth obe Counties represented aud the Delegates pro.
sent The number Of Counties who hSd Representatives.
there as In act twenty three and nuaber Of Dess>sss
Gty.fve OF fty.feven
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coon Messrs. Csss and
holera In IinlfaIo. &c.

BUgEUo, To Tsday Sept lG, l'i2.
The deaths b. Cholera in this city from
TIE si g TIE l2n irss re2orssd ~ ide large
Der Of 900 stree the i.th however il has sn)st en-
tiTey ,appesred.
Mrs. Davis, of Woman Rights no-o'i-
ely. is here ara lectures to morros nlghL
Mr.. Stanton. the Free Soicr, i. a'so
heye
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Na,igntIon ID lhc Ohio-IIenIlh OF ClncInn,ti

CISCrNNArI, WedncsJsy. sept L. l.je.
Heavy rains have been falling East aud
Weat OF thla place during the pass tRo days.
burg o. Cato, sEd Il al good uayigablo Es tJr
medium cls.s bosts
Theweaihcr is cool and the city healthier.
No cases of cholera have occurred dur.
.7g the past lev days
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Collision I'm Annapolis Bay.

3ALrIMoRE. Tnur,dAy sef TO- 49,
Tie steamers Columbia and Mary lana
care IN collision aooui ocloek this morning In the pa.
OF Ar APos BY which both bosts vere badly To-
TIE eCnstsrrs alton kmots the passengers S~ 'o'i
nosk oaS fortunately none ere hart
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congressional Nomination Ia the room of the
late Robert RanIoul.

BosT0N, Thursday, Sent 10, ~.
GEORGE Hoop, EX- Mayor OF Lynn. Ga
rec Soier) wss nominated for Congress by Ine n
Ocris Of he second O.trct in Convention yesterday
Il, Salem He received - out Of li2 votes east Ms
Hooo was openly opposed by distinguished Democrats,
ard much hest and excitement was eKnloiIei 10 the
Cruvegiigg
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HO8IVN' IUVIsIHyl NYP. ~ Io'-'
A dispatch from The Portland Adrcr-
G.cr, dated this evening, says that the Whigs
will have biz majority in the Senate. For thu
House, l26 Representative Districts return 81
Wigs ana GS Democrats, and there are ~ Dis
trCts To hear from.
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Cohyiciion aad Sentence OF a Postmaster for
RobbinR the Mails.

EEwcAsrLr, Thursday. sept. l6, lsj2
Archibald q. Hustings, Postmaster at
Ml.borouPh, De'a ware charged with ro5blng the mail
spd who pleaded guilty yrSturday 20 iodctmint.
,s log sehiencSf 20 tea years iuprisou
Ia the poEiionasfy. pom seven other Indictment
GeainSi BIN, no!C pros. Al entered.
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New-YOrk srate Temperance Alliance.

UTICA, TnGrsiay, Sept 10, lsJ!.
The New York State Temperance Al
lance ad burned to-day si,e- passing resolu ors to
morLihe Consfesi for the prohibition ii .ne in2oIta
ton u A4UJ!s.
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Hon John Wentworth Rcuominated.

CHICAGO, III, Thgrsday, sept ls!.
The Democratic Convention OF this Dis
thct nornnAied Hon Johh Wentworth for reelection to
CCngTess.
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Death of tse Mayor OF Albany.

Ebenezer Perry, Esq. Mayor OF this
city. expired at bis redone- morning 'sr orie
ilnsrs. Hts diesse was CD o'era r10T5us.
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Death OF We'll Known Publisher - The
Wreck Of the steamer Caspian Gren
Fire al Baysnna, Chic - CongreSsiOaa
Nomination.
Ohio state Fair.

CLgyELAND Thursday, Sept l6, Tsp.
The Ohio state Fair is larger aud better
than any previous Fair In this Stit.
Tnt number ct entire, on The rst day wss 3O0o, aud
the total receipts Of tho same period 5000.
The ia alive -hh visitors and lodgings are very
scarce. Al the usiuS arrived Gre Rdod a. mig hG The
rush Eill be srestost today.
The S,och and Mcdaniel Implements show most
avoraty New York sends large contributions u Gho'e
departments
The display Of horses is unusually large
snd choke.
Everything thus far has gone oil pleas
art'y. Tho Fair ground Is spacious, aud the ~
roUgceLts very compe'e. No plcSpJekets are as YET
stWols.
Hon. J. p. Hale and S. p. Chase are in
town NJ. Halo addresses tao Mercauuie Library AZ
iociaiion to-nor u gbG
Daniel Webster will not be present to
deliver the address and la. Tot yet been decided who
will act a. substitute.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CLEVELAND, Taurl1sy Sept 10, lsJ2.
The crowd iuCrcase,-the number OF
visors b. the Fslr grounds tn, morning beiug abos!
1900. The receipts thus tar q 10 about ) 900
An eSt ition Of horses which took place to-day was
very spirited; the competitors were mostly oi mo
Eclipse and Morgan stock.
Tie catlle are thc beet fst'ra Of the Fair; almost
every County IN the Stale s"no tie contribution tue
Target specimen Weighs .sJlD iOs.
Professor Marcf o NeV lorsoy, will deliver the An
MA! AdcIofs a. Z 81 to-day in place Of NJ. NcpsioS.
Not s.u. accident Las tbC7 iar occuce'd - cars
are now On their way nom Rlseuna he.YilJ loaded.
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,ho bext speaker his remarks beiog crealcsci upoa
ne accom- luton He bad been cgi,sd b prsseas
re ST. ect Of Tie resolution T. the meeting AID b.
,bcv9 DO w!th all his hert he considered tho sub
mater OF the resolution Of ts most vs imporinnc9
20 Il 9 UnlVeFsaEs, Denomination. have sdd 40 bad
ts feIo'utCn Ia my heart twenty-five years ego, aud
nave e. ReJs dey0red tho fact that sunday Schools have
Get been recognized distinct brArc Of ice esCgch,
nd kept under its control. observe "a ths resS-
,ulon tie word "ressrdcd.' aI6 & reminds ms
u an aneeio.e II tie eccentric DR.. Byl8s, Of B5I
,on. He vas a Tory, and !! was 1aodgh. nee ssary
q, MACE cone restrictions upon hm; 50 a zusrd
WA placed over bls movements. Soon after the guard
sss removed, bu, soucthing occurred which Indeed
.,eturn OF the soldier WHO rensiEed lor bdef ne
4Ldtteu uent away for good. When las Doctor 70,
ais Eosr1y once more, he remarked t. hs nGlghborI
r liz pse-larly dry uer that b. mad boo. guard
ed regarded, ard Wa dlsrcgarded By bis fdeu1r
such hSS been The condition Of our Sunday Schools
hey have been guarded sgslnst By some, REGARDED
s,ib suspicion BY O,herI and diltsgsided By the
church. have been 10 the church these txeny years
for ! cane IL UJder the Naturalization Of Father
srcotc. wren te vas 10 his prime giean'ug the teds
VI scspa Truth IN be faiiness Of his strength; aad
-hen brst cane 10 too, onged 10 preach but found
tie p4 az Wa oo high for me- that could not astxa 10
Il - sous ht found aud embraced the Sunday School
aeo lned Il In al eyeTisstiLR cnveua.l nsver % b
orohtD What ed andf school 10 q miserable
'oooi, with 'ev Children and ,e y tssstsrG tsied
ain the Church uenbcrs, Who vsrs all excsl,
sut men, bu. lhey were I'd 10 te Sszdsy School
-ise oGu<cd va op2ossd " l. ana aW so<ry hssy.
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ENTHUSIASTIC WuIG GATHERING N

ENTHUSIASTIC WIG GATHERING IN
THE SEVENTH wARD-Tbe Seventh Ward Luudys
Lane Club held ree,rg last evening, at their Bar.
rses', corner Of Madison AID Rutgers sta t. w. Nor
gar ESQ, President the Club presided the occa-
Hoa- Able add eloquent addresses were delivered by
Hon T. l. Culver, Ogden Hoffman Theodore Tom
ln'on and James Wilson Greene. Esq'. whose re-
marks were erItusis.dsaly spplsuded. The meeting
vas oae Of The lsTres. and mos, spirited gatherings Nc
have seea slnoe the ., sseas campaign commenced.
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XlTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT-TlliYtscuth
Ward The Dsleg-es to ihe Opposli assembly Con.
venaon OF his District n'emoled at WsTne-ells ia
Grad ct Lass evening snd nominated David OK 3ee
az tie Democratic eApGidate Tor member OF Asen ,y
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WIG ASSEMBLY CoNvENTIoNs.-Ths
Wig Delegates Of the several Assembly Districts Of
Kings County net lat evening for the 7urp9se Of CON.
hating ca didses Tor the Ascend y att 70 tAe
Wing State Convection.
lsr DlsTRICr.-The Convention of this
district upri'cg tae Eish.h and Ninth Ward. o.
SIvo'Ns' Wiiliansbu'h std COurtg towns M, =, Sle
eLUtuS hoiel, on the Consy I.lepd Pi4nS K Nd add
nuIi,se', I NJ isgs, Of Wiiamsbursh, for tue IA
70 'he ~sale Convetdon.
lIn DisrEIcT.-The Convention met n
me Oiy MI me nss'ic Is posed OF to- F!-sI
Seeotd' Third siI'h ara roalh wsrJ, Wsiio r
hebty, Jr Dele ate - Syrscusa
IllDDISTRlcr-Composed ofthe Fourth
Fiih. Seventh sDd Ecvep,h Ward. -C,,vs,,;,. -,
n Dssas iiotel In lludscu and elected ,nare,,
boosts oeiek4e 10 Syrscu.e and Luke c. Ryder Alter.
nate The nomination Tor Asse nslyman va, MI en-
&c ed into.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
JIniur Election.
BOSTON, Thursday, Sep

saasra Islegra, o.ec eo,a Of E1ao,er ard Bea,c,,,
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THE WHiG PRIMART MEErISGs.-The
pames Of toe Delegates eisc;sd tue various cOn'en-
non' vii be found 10 Advertising colu on the
Fir,t Page

Ninth WARD LUNDY's LANE CLUB
There was large .pd excellent meeting Of bis Club
last evening. After addresses by Leonard Lathrop
Esq., Hon Geo Rhsgs srd Daniel UlnAnp, Jr, the
CLUB marched, vita music 10 largo Dumbes to the
fifteenth Warl meeting at Constitution Hall
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

DIN ;. HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, ever exhibited in this
market His Dress goods comprise full assortment of all
me most desirable styles of Silk Persian Cloth, Berego
dLanes, French Muslns Ginghams and Prints-al fass
colos Avery choice selection Of Bonnets and Bonnet
kibSons also few fine French Flowers out aud in
side trimming; Grape Shaws Piano and Table, Govern
Carpetng, Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses ne
Shoes all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots
Shoes Panama and Leghon Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware Wall Paper and Bordering Painted Curtains and
Curtain Material in fac: thing usually Kept I'm the
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. hardware Paper busi
| Eess may be found very low for cash. [ap2ll
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New Grocery and Provision store.

ME subscriber respectfully informs the citizens ofA
Il ansville and the surrounding country that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit at the corner
OF Main and Fourth Streets and il will be his aim 10 keeD
ever! article ia bis line, either wholesale or RETAIL
lhave on hand large lot of cheese, which will sell by
the box or single pound among the lot there Eng.
lsh Dairy heese-a rich article. Cefee Rice, Raisins
Oranges Lemons, Teas of all kinds, Lard Oil Vinegar
Molasses Green Apples Candles, Starch, Mustard Pep
per- Indigo, States Sand Paper, Tea and Table Spoons
and many other articles too tedious mention per
sons may see by giving eaA. All kinds Produce
wanted. Idec6l JAS. sPALDING.
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NEW YORK CLoIHING STORE.
WATER STREET NENTT To HoRSBROoK & BuRTIs GROCERY
~

bftrCeR .HdlR ana SNcQmOTe.
s. GUMBERTS, Wholesale <~tS
SssSz15Es1 and Retail Clothing Manufactu- S,SSS>
<sszSs- rer, has just received u large as -
49, sOrtment of superior Black Cas- ~
simere and various coors; also assortment of SAITH
nets Casines and weeds; also, Black SILK and Satin
and other Vests and common Vests of all kinds n
necto with his large stock of Clothing he will keep
fine assortment OF Hats and Caps, Carpet Bags and Trunks
ALSO fine assortment OF hne Linen Shirts and CrayatS,
various otles articles.
lie is prepared TO sell Clothing, wholesale and retail,
much cheaper than any house in tAs city. ana solics
continuance of the patronage Oeray bestowed upon
him. Come and give Il call.
am using in my establishment Patent SsctHg
Machine which enables make up cheaper than any
other establishment which DOES not use them. THIS Ma
chine is working revolution in the Tailoring Business
have obtained the sole right 10 sell patent rights OF this
invention IN Nandeburgh county and ask from the trade
an examination of this machine
mhl6 s. GUMBERTS.
p S.-I take measures for Clothing vi any kind, and
make to order in the best style.
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PeHsYr ARRIVAL otsDRY GOODS.

TNE subscribers have just received % packages Of
I fresh and desirable Goods, embracing Philip Allen
Sons Dunnells, Manchester, Glahe Briggs, N0S'iaS-
.4ck and English Aerrimack matder oOlOTcd Prints:
tulos nc and China -nims; Jcwctt City. Mioille. Otis
3 .con aud Falls Company shifting Stripes; various
t,.s of Joseph hipka's fancy cotton CassreTes, and a
BOD ssori,nenf blcached slrtiHs PLAID rsc!s: blue
.t.inetfs. red and yellow woGieR and brown Canton
fl,Uns: lin. aud brown Drills; and first rate variety
# fickines kentucky Je2ns and heavy Al brown Sheet
u-s All of which offer TO the trade 1T reduced prices
part ofis lot Of Oods were purchased by our friends
New Ya.x at the big Sale" AID We are selling them
! 80 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

y EN- OVED.-WM. EMERY has taken the stand on
"a Maiu opposite tbe Bank, formerly occupied
by CouyEgoa's Book store. AID prepared to sup
y citizens with plain rnc work la his Inc at short
uticc. lie has good wOrkmcn employed and will war
-ut al work sent from his shop. tie Is prepared to
make Boots ana shoes oand quality good ITS and made
lp IN Tie best style. His long experience IN Odstne -
IN lily viii guarantee him the continued custom
II thosc who try hiia. His prices reasonable
and work surpassed iE durability rcatBcss by that
,faEy other establishment. LGs-nl
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LamascO Grocery Store.

- ID. RECHTIN has opened Grocery and Dry Good
LIZ Store on Fulton Avenue, High street. Lamasce
@ which he intends to keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries, Dry Goods Hardware, Crockery &e.
Families In his neighborEood would do well to give him
e as they will find everything desired in his line of bus
mess and prices reasonable. He determined to deserve
patronage, aad thinks he will all those who
Try his store. Ifebl6-tfl
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WCOLSEY & NELSON,
A-c;ioneers and Commission MeTcha

EUaHsriEEe, Indiana
iRTICULAR attention given the sale of all descrp
4 tons of Merchandise.
sguar sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
tas1 Ilvanees mads eOnsignments; outdoor sales
pro np.iy attended to.
WOOisey ~ Nelson's Furniture Ware Rooms, 81. 81 and
h : tories their Auction Room. Ljy9nl
LNANILY FLOUR.-2O bbls ". Hull g. Co.'s extra, IN
Il store and for sale by liy2l SAM IL ORR.
DRoWN DRILLS.-cJ bales reed and foI salety
ID je9 JAS. LOW & CO.. Az Main st iou. XIV
GLASS AND GLASS-w wARE.-Just reed per s,eame
~ Paul Anderson
80 bosss ass'd size Window Glass Getty BRANDY
10 gross pint and quart FlasSs;
so doz TumblerS;
70 DO Glass Jars; in store and for sale by
-Ey2i PRESTON BROTHERS.
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EVANSVILLE IA TUESDAY, AUGUST "a, 1862.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. o. ECNYAN.

a. U. Z = q 4 AIss
MERCHANT TAILOR, 449 MAIN STREET,
Opposite the Journal Ofee, Louisville, Kentucky.
AS jus received his Springand hummer stock ofrich
GoOdSBroadtlOths ali colOrs ANA Of the very best
material and make Cassnieres. plain Doeskins Of the
He-t fabric; Fancy CassEeTes in great varctyihe rich
and fashionable patterns, very ne SiBen Drills
Of every variety and stye rich plain and figured silks.
Linen, Nanca, Cashmere Marsaes aud Satin Nestings.
Also. white SILK Nestihgs ofsuperor quality and STYLE Tor
weddings and parties.
lie will make up these goods to order in the best pos
i5e MANNER In lo unequaed by amy other establish
meni in the est, aud inferior 10 none in the East
Gr. WARNER ". WELLs, Tie distinguished Gutter, pre-
sides the cutting department.
Gentlemen visiting Louisville are respectfully solicited
to call and examine goods, which will be sold iOE for
cash superior stock Of GcntlcmcE's Furnishing goods
always hand-Iihen aI.d Cotton Shirts st linen,
ton and wooen uhderwear silk and giugham Umbrellas,
Gloves in great variety and color Stocks Scris Cravas
silk and linen HaLdkerchiefs-:lll kinds of Hosiery,
Cee., &c. All Orle:s promptly attended to- lap2O-im
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FITsEEISlsFVG CODDS
Clothing, Furnish ng Goods, Hats.
fnDs. C.

The undersigned having justCA
>@>---sf1E bought ont the Clo:hng Establish q
.s-=--.s- nlent of Mr.. =. kAHN under the sS--'
-'~ Journal Office, would respectfully call
the attention Of the public the large stock OF Clothing,
Furnishing Gcods de-, which they now have ola hands.
They OF the best and made in tho uosi
fashionable styles. Having been purchased al such rates
will enable them 10 sell al the lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing of any description, GeIte-
mems Furnishing Goods generally, would ind TO their
call al this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere In this stock will be found OvercOats Cloaks,
Dress Froc and Sack Coats Shirts, Hats and Caps &c,
tVc which open for inspection Call you want
to get goods cheap. GOTTLElB, VILE d co.
iaaID
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NEW RCOKS

y ESTORATION of Monarchy in France by Lamartipq
III VI hat saw, in London,
Uncle Toms Cabin.
Hadlcy's life Of Empress Josephine
Wide " Idle World,
People have met by n. p. Willis.
What have seen in New York
The Ruined Abbey,
Just reed aud for sale by T. CoNYNGToN {, co.
augl1, corner Main and First streets
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c .@O .HoEs.

BOOTS - -.,,.u~,,e.
Tue undersigned would resIc>. -,
EaS -. that ne has haIU
- form the f'"uN, -'ycl STYLES of s<s
!. - : the l. rCcst and most app.~ 20
~ custom aud sale work. Ladies' Molv>-
Kid Ladies' Boots BHskins, Walking shoes and SLIPPERS.
llso for Misses, tyc.. &c. Also hand splendid
oek of Leather and Findings, for sale wholesale aud
Ill low for cash. his old stand on Water street doors
.5ove Pavilion Hotel. je3-ly =. DECSNER.
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GREENWOOD HOU5E.

TyvHE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
cutiroy rcited and re:grBishcd 1t, and is prepared
- entertain the patrons of the house IN satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable. owned Oy
Gr Peter Burke and lbs gOol stock oi horses and car
.iagcs 10 let.
The stable large, clean and well located. and good
loscr are in constant attendance. Particular attention
sill be paid 10 the Of horses LEFT wh him for Keep
no. and in all respects, the public shall End the Sher
sooi House good Hotel. tj!eu J. y. 31ERS
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NUMBER los.
GROCERIES.
'kAHAM. Jonn pARkbL>
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

M have this day associated ourselves for the pur.
w pose Of doing general Wholesale and Retail Gre
eery, Provision and Produce Business, Sycamore s
prepared TO keep full and well selected stock and will
sell at as low rates nee bbors. The produce Of the
country viii be taken cash. at its market value, and in
Inc general conduct Of business shall endeavor TO
make 1t satisfactory to patrons.
ap24 If GRAHAM e. FARRELL.
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CoAP, CANDLES. &c
> I0G boxes Cincinnati Palm Soap;
50 do 10 OleiHe Go;
80 do FoX's No Siar,n;
50 do Star Candles, e;
l00 do Summer Sterinc Candles;
~ dozen Choice Shaker Brooms;
lCu do common and iac,l'rn EfcOlns; in store IN
for sale by [my29l BABCOCk BkoTHERS.
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MEDICAL NoTrrS

hRS. CASSELBERRY * NEGLEY having ass6c.a,-,
t.ensel, together in tGe practice Of Medicine ;u,
surgery, would respectfully announce the citizens
Evansville and vicinity that they prepared 10 ai.a
10 all calls, either by day night both Of then
can be consulted at their Office, on First str et door
above the Sherwood House. at al times except when bro
fessionally absent. TanIGtf
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DEPOSITS.
LamasCo steam EurnitnIe Factory.
WHOLESALE e RETAIL.

WHOLESALE e RETAIL.
V.s-.----s N,.ssrs. kARSCH, WETZEL& & NLINTWORT
s-sss S-E wod inform The public that having recently
,sF, established ia laInaScO City, Steam Furniture
fsE Factory, they have commenced maBuiaS turin 2
bureaus. Bcd5eads Nardrobcs aud several other kinds
Of FGrBure by steam. thus enabling them 10 furnish these
articles lower than be purchased ecN here in this city,
aad t Cincinnati fGcfCrg prices. Their work in
respect is equal TO that of he Cincinnati factories
They also prepared l. DO Turning worn Ofevery des
pOn and viii be prepared 20 furnish country
atuFers with what they desire il this particular. The
tctoH OF those wanting Furniture is called to the work OF
this tsCtO.y.
The J?arciooIn IS Main street. between Third and
Fourth We keen Tor se Chairs of different varieties,
besides ali other Kinds OF Furniture, al the room.
Ldet9-.yl
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spPING cASsIr.TuEE9

TIVE subscriber sale very low prices. beau
1 tfll assortment Of spring and summer Cashmere
and Tweeds, blue and bluebiack BfOgdCOih, Casncts
80, 80 - which he invites the attention Of Gentle
, '"en "ho "''i'' 80 WILLIAM HUGHES,
apo2 IOrner Aalh ai'n 60