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NHILDREN on ADULTS, in clear or cloudy

" weather. are always certain to obtain fine
Dasuerreotype by calling at the Galleries of the
subscribers They have fine north light with
double lense quick working instrument, which
naoles them to take children in the shortest
possible time. Parents should bear this in mind,
thst next TO the child there is nothing that VIII at
ford them SO much satisfaction truthful like
ness of the same; and children should remember
that they will ever regret, should they neglect to
secure the shadow of their parents, ere their pa
rents pass away Lockets, Pins, cases, frames, &c,
Constantly on hand in which 10 place pictures
Prices 81 so and upwards.
MINNIS g. WATSON,
Daguerreotypists and dealers in stock. 35a Main
street, Richmond, md Sycamore st, Petersburg
Va je is
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Day GOODS AT COsT.-The subscriber

DRY GOODS AT COST.-The subscf ibsrs
IL have still in store large assortment of sea-
sonable Dry Goods, which they are desirous of
st.ling out at and below cost in part
Plam ana fancy Silk Cravats
Silk and cambria Neck Ties
Paris mems and boys kid Gloves
Taffeta and Cap Ribbons
Irish Linens and brown Hollands
Birds Eye Diaper
SiIesias, Rice Cambria
Black and white Wigan
Colored and blue Servings
Buttons of all kinds
Colored and white Spool Cotton
Linen and cotton Tape
All OF which will be sold at and below cost to
close. THOS. a. CHAS. ELLIS a. CO.,
je7 No 10S Main street
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Allen Charles w
Amory Edward 5
Allen Eldridge
Ainslie George A
Allen F
Baldwin Benjamin H
Boswell c
Brown Charles
Beieigl Frz
Butt George B
Billups G F
Burr Grandson
Barksdale John
Bsssell John
Benson ] 5
Brown Joseph B
Bailey James
Bowers John
Bush & Co N
Blunt VIM B 2
Craig Charles
Craddock CO
Carton A
Cook f s G
Corbin T. +
Cassello Francis 2
Cole John
Carmichall DR. J A 2
Clements ] ii 3
Cardwell ]
Cash James
Calligan John
Clarke John
Capps Joseph
Conroy John
Clopton John B
benson Dennis 2
Dodson Z ii
Dunkel Fred
Dikes Frank
Denison G l.
Davis ] C
Duval J p
Davis James
Elk Henry
Edwards Horace
Enness Jos d.
Edwards James NJ
Edmondson Jos N
Ford Andrew ]
Faust John
Fitzgerald John
Fisher james Il
Goodson A
Granger Mr.
Garner Eugenious
Gray Easter
fiibson John w
Giliispie James {
Gillian James X
Gill Joseph g
Lakewood Joseph B
Heath Augustine
Hatch Ansou
Henry Blasus
uarfis Hsnj jalnin Z
Higgins Charles
Hamilton Or Daniel 3
Hobson Fred w
H0rd 2
HODGES y A
Hsncock Iohn
Hardin Jeaas g
Hoekaday John :
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DAPTIST BOOK DEPOsiNUKY.-
ID ERINTEN DENTS OE SUNDAY

- SUP ERIN TENDENTS OF SUNDAY
SCHOOLS The subscriber would now inform
you that he mas on hand large stock of Books of
the American Sunday School Union Publications
Tor Sunday Schools, viz: Libraries No. l, 2 and
OF 100 vols each, Sl0 Juvenile Library IS vols S.
Village Library, Nos l and 2, "a vols. 50; Child's
Cabinet Library, 80 vols, 50 so; Sunday School
Hymn Books, cents Penny Hymns, l cent !;
Union Spoilers, Ct cents; Union Primmers. 2 cents
Union Questions, No. to l2, st cents; Union Con.
secutve Questions, viz: Mathew, Mark, Luke and
John, each 81 cents Chid's Scripture Questions,
10 cents; Glass Books 5 cents and cents Minute
Book % cents Record Book. 25 cents, &c.
Also, large stock of American Tract Society's
Publications, and of Religious Works-a full sup.
ply of all Denominational and Standard Evangeli
cal Works. CHARLES WORTHAM,
my 81 Depositary.
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GENT'LEMEN'S LIST.

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Alvis Robert
Ackiey John w
Allen Williamson
Anthony w H
Aab George
b
Bryant John F
Brady Michael
Broaddus Oscar L 9
Berry Peter F
Brown Jr Robert
Barham Robt
Barker Samuel M
Butler Thomas
Burton Thomas o F
Burke VIM
Bethel w M
Bennett VIM
Brothers VIM III
Baxster Henry
G
Clarke John
Clarke Jas L
Chrlstel John
Flaherty John
Gail Pat
Crenshaw Pat
Cunninsha Richd
Clarke s P 2
Collins Thomas
Cain tt
Clarkson w H
Carter VIM NJ
Carton VIM
Carter Rich'd G
Caldee i A
Crutchfeld VIM P
ID
Dreskel John
Dwyer James
Dennis Maurice
Donnell Michael
Drummond a. Co X 2
Dickinson r J
Davis s C.
Davis j N
Z
Engel Peter
England VIM
Ellis VIM
Edloe w P
r
Fielder Martin
Ferguson PG
Fear WmC
q
Gillispie John NJ
Gary Marion NJ
Grin1es Michel
Graham Michael
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LIST or LETTERS

Pcnec say tneJ hFe euV>
| LADIE
Alvis Mrs Maryi
Anderson Mrs Eliza
Bussell Mrs Virginia
Bryce Mrs P T
Bass Mrs Sarah E A
Brooks Mrs MsrionSi
Bramham Mrs M C Bl
Brown Mrs Martha
Bsrret Mrs Bridget
Banks Mrs Mary A
Burns Mrs Mary F
Curtis Mrs Elizabeth
Cock Mrs Mary
Coseobury Mrs IYcy
Crenshaw Mrs Elizabeth
Childress Mrs Emma ]
Chiidiey Mrs Eliza
Castlen Mrs Eliza
| Cowan Mrs AL
Dabney Mrs Cornelia
Davis Mrs Betsey Ann 2
Doyle Mrs Kate s
Evans Mrs MP
Earheart Miss Ellen
Fidler Mrs Lucy ,E
Fisher Mrs Mary
Fraysnr Mrs Mary M
Grant Mrs E w 2
Goode Mrs Mary C
Gillian Mrs Sarah Z
Grasswitt Miss Sarah 2
Henderson Mrs E r
Harrington Mrs E
Harris Mrs Lucy A
Harrison Miss Ann
Horn Miss C Virginia
Hicks Miss Eliza T 3
J.
Jenkins Mrs Mary G
Rough Miss Ellen
Labonridire Mrs
Larress Miss Ann Z
Lewelling Mrs s w 2,
Lewis Miss Eliza M
Luckadore Miss Ellen
Morris Mrs Anaka
Manning Mrs Ann
Martin Mrs Elizabeth HI
Mallory Mrs Harriet E F
Meeks Mrs J
Martin Mrs Jane
Martin Mrs Mary Ann
Melton Mrs Mary w
Mckim Mrs C. S
McWilliams Mrs E
McCreera Mrs Matilda
McCauly Mrs Mary M
n
Norris Miss Ann
Owen Mrs Mary S
Perkins Mrs Eliza 81
Pitcher Mrs Eliz abe tn P
Power Mrs Josephine
Potter Mrs Margaret r
Pitcher Miss Eliza Ann
Richardson SARAH
Roper Mrs NJ 3 >
r gers Mrs Matilda
Rowlet Mrs Ann
Saunders Mrs Mary A
Swan Mrs
Sadler Miss Susan D
Stevenson & Bro Miss NJ
Shelton Miss Maria l.
Sharp Miss Sallie r
Travis Mrs Mary Ann
Taylor Mrs A E
Taylor Miss Ssllie L
TAYLOR Miss Eleanor C 2
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Vanderventer Miss C A
Williams Mrs NJ L
Watson Mrs Jane E
Woody Mrs Jane
Whichello Mrs Jane E
Winston MRS E Thomas
Wright Mrs Catharine
Wallis Mrs Bridget
Walc lie Mrs
Williams Mrs Angeline
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I IPPINCUTT'S Z A Is n Z HISTO.
Ii RIES OF THE UNITED STATES, written by
/ Arthur and VIM E Carpenter. Histories of
Virginia, Kentucky aad Georgia now resdy-each
62A cents.
In this series of histories the author, while pre-
senting concise but accurate narrative of the do
esiic policy OF each State, will give greater pro-
minence to the personal history of the people. The
dangers which continually hoVered around the
early colonsts the stirring OF life passed
tearlessly amid peril the incidents of border war.
fare; the adventures of hardy pioneers; the keen
watchfuness, the subtle surprise, the ruthless at.
tack and prompt retalia tion-all these having had
an important influence upon the formation of the
American character, are to be faithfully recorded
while the progres sive developments Of the citizens
Of each individual State from the rough forest life
Of the earlier day to the polished condition of the
present. will exhibit picture of national expansion
as instructing it ia interesting. Books sent by
mail when desired.
nv 90 HAROLD a. MTJRRAY.
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A Factory GIRI. IN LUcK.--Some three
years since poor factory girl. working IN one
OF the villages on the Blackstonc river, in this
State, was given sealed Letter ~ a maiden
aunts with solemn injunction nofVo open Il
nntil she WAS eighteen years old. The girl
was then fifteen. On the 23rd Of last month,
being her 18th birthday, she opened tho leler
and found directions for her 10 obtain i forlnne
Of $4,000, willed to herb ia sunt Who hau
since died. On Thursday last the fortunate
girl claimed the whole amognt in cash. she
will probably have plenty OF applications from
young gentlemen, to be permitted 10 assist her
IN taking care Of it, PvoSjdtsee Mirror.
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MHE SUBSCRIBERS hav,

L themselves for the purpose of conducting in
sion Business, under the Firm of KENNETH &
DUDLEY, and respectfully solici; your patronage.
ou, business win be exclusively Commission
business; and experience OF twenty years by
our senior partner, in active Mercantile life in this
city, and determination on the part of both, to
promote the Interests of our friends will, hope
secure to us a liberal support. We are prepared
to make the usual Advance on Consignments in
band, aud to purchase Produce, &c on the Gus
tomsry terms We win occupy the large and
commodous Warehouse, No IA Public Landing
JNO. KENNETH,
JNO. w. DUDLRY.
Refer to Jas. Warwick, Esq; Jas. Thomas, Jr
ESQ.,; Messrs Thomas & Sam1 Hardgrove, and
sutton & Winston
Cincinnati, April 18th. 1852. je 15-3m*
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! RICHMOND. SATURDAY. MORNING. JUNE 26. Is5s

Hawkins VIM w q
Hallett William r
Harrison VIM B
Hatchett Rev VIM 3
Hudgins VIM 3
Hopkins VIM
Hockaday VIM
Hoolean Patrick
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U1OUsE FURNIsHING sToRE-i

g THos. B. BIGGER PM
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCH ES.
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THIRTY-SEC0ND CONGRESS.
ElI, SITS L. - ION
FiI; ST y T. : ION
WASHINGTON, July 8.

WASHINGTON, July y.
HoUsE-Prcceeled to consideration OF bills
amendatory to the law OF March Sd, 1891, on
r duction of rates of postage.
House agreed to amendments offered on
one section, which says after September 3oth
1852, rates of postage on papers, pamphlets
&C., bound or unbound, OF no greater weight
than 2 ounces, one cent postage, and one
cent for each additional ounce or fraction oil
an ounce, for any distance under 1900 miles,
and over that distance double those rates.
All newspapers and periodicals not weighing
one ounce, published as often as once In )
months, and sent from office of publication to
actual subscribers, half of the above rate, to
be prepaid at the office where mated. or
quarterly in advance, where delivered; other
wise double those rates.
After debate, without coming to action,
House welt into committee on the deficiency
bill, and resumed consideration OF Collins line
amendments,
After long debate, and without coming to
action, adjourned.
SENATE-Private calender was postponed,
and the bill for the safety of passengers on
vessels propelled by steam, was taken up,
ard without acting on it, Senate adjourned,
there being no quorum present.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of a writ Of special Fl. Fa, Gin favor OF
i Joseph Venncman and against Francis Jsns) issues
out Of the Office clerk OF the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court and TO directed; will Saturday. the Isth
day of July A. d. 1882 between the hours OF l0 oclock
A. NJ and o'clock p NJ. of said day, at the deer Of the
Court House. in the city Evansville expose TO sale the
rents issues pro for the term of seven years OF
the following described piece parcel Of land situated
in the county of Vanderburgh and State Of Indiana vii
Beginning twenty chains south of the north west cornS
OF section No. ve in township No. six, south Of ran
90, -s and being part north quarter of said Sc
ton and runnag forty poles to the middle OF ne
State road leading Evansville TO Princeton thece
north lone said road seven poles thence forty poles no
twenty eight links in the line dividing sections
and six in said township and range. thence sonhioui
chains and twenty links to the place OF oegDhhe
coptuiniug three and half acres less andn De-
fault of ihe rents issues and profits selling for sun SUI
fcient satisfy said execution will al the sane ue
a. nlaen offer for sale feesimple of the sooye de-
~, uS' % 81 e p'''' VI JOHN S. TERRY, s.V.C.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

DY virtue of writ OF special execution. (in favor
ID John C. Siacer and against Michael Wilhelmslssuea
out of the Office of the clerk Of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court and TO me directed WILL Saturday, the e4th
day OF July, A. d. 1882 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and O'Clock y. NJ of said day. at the door OF the
Court House i'm the city OF Evansville, Marlborough
Ia expose to sale the rents issues and profits fer the
of years. of the following described real w.
tate, towt The southeast quarter Of the north east
quarter of section No. twenty three In township four
south of range No. ten west in the yincennes Land Dis
tre and in default of the rents and profits selling
sum sufficient tisfy said execute will, at the
same time and place, offer for sale the e simple Of said
real estate. fees 3w JOHN 5. TERRY, s. Y. C.
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GROCERIES.i
COOKS FAMILYGROc cry.

THE undersigned has this day opened, in Linek's new
building ON First street. between Main and Locust "A
splendid stock of Family Groceries, of my own SELECTION
from Eastern markets, which will sell at very low prices
for cash, or Produce of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies of Butter,
Cheese Lard PnaItry and other leading articles for the
table direct from the farmers, having made arrangements
supplied several tmesa week during the summer
with all kinds Country Produce All goods purchased
COOKS will be delivered al the residence oil customers
# desired rs have market wagon especially for that
purpose. the rcore solicit share of public patronage
and will try merit II. Please call aud examine IN!
stock. Ije30-u L. ii. GUM.
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CUNDRIE5.-
- 10 kegs pure White Lead;
10 do no. do do;
p boxes Writing Ink;
100 realms Wrapping Paper;
bbl Backing;
40 coils ass'td sizes Hemp Cordage;
.5boxes do do Country GLASS;
n do do do City do;
10 bales Candle Wick;
10 boxes TumOlers;
u do Pearl Starch;
20 do Palm Soap;
10 do Soda do;
20 do English Dairy Cheese;
10 do Pine Apple do
5 bbls Copperas;
, do Alum;
% do Star Candles;
D do Summer Sterine Candles;
An NJ WHICH we offer TO dealers at very low rates.
i.2a FOSTERS IL BROWN.
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LAND I'm ILLINOIS.

TOR sale, most desirable tract Of land, about 6O(
II acres Of which beautiful slopng Prairie. and LOO
OF timber This Land lays about miles from the
hourishng town Of GRANVILLE. on the Big Wabash. about
Smiles Albion, in Edwards county, about miles
rom New Albany, Mt Carmel and ST. Louis Railroad,
which partly under contract and in process of
ruction and about miles from the Little Wabash river.
Nearly all the surrounding country is in high state Of
cultivation, and il is believed that more desirable loca
ton either for Grain Stock farming can hardly be
found The Plank Road TO GRANVILLE about mile
East Oft and there is plenty of sock water on IL.
ANY person DESTROYS OF settling i'm healthy and re-
spectacle neighborbood, will find few such desirable
chances. Apply either to DR.. SAMUEL. THOMPSON,
Albiap Ill., or to CRAWFORD BELL, ESQ.,,
jeIs-2tdAwImt Evansville, La.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

T WILL proceed to SELL by order from the Probate
i Court at its May Term. before the first Of July
Court House door IL Evansville the 10th OF July le52
following described land The undivided half of the
east half of the southeast quarter Of section five in town
ship six south of range ten west In the Vncennes Land
District This land lies north of Evansville about miles
and about IL 20 cleared, with good orchard
TERMS or SALE.-Onethird oown; in six months and
day of SALE giving note with security
aud waving the valuation or aPpraise ment laws
tr GEO. L. SCHNEE,
ieo4ws2 One fthe Administrators.
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independence Day at Boston.

BosToN, July 6.
The celebration of independence Day was
never more general. 1t is thought that at
least $780, 900 people viewed the fireworks on
tie Common last evening.
The free-soil State convention of Massa-
chusatts far exceeds all previous expectations
as to numbers and strength. The report sent
to us is manufactured most evidently by par
ties who mean to do the Wings all the injury
possible.
Hon. John P. Hale, New Hampshire; Hon.
s. p. Chase, of Ohio, were the candidates in
dicated at the meeting.
The Monument Convention in Philadel-
phia have recommended a thirteen-slded
structure in independence Square, with the
Declaration cut in marble.
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

CHANKLlN REILLY corner of Main and First streets
~ have just received and still receiving direct from
the Eastern cities, large and well selected stock Farcy
and Staple Dry Goods, embracing of the asL
onable goods brought market this season. which We
fer at wholesale retail TO customers and all oths
who may favor us Wit, CALL very low for cash pro-
duee The following comprises some of the leading
ticles
Black and eoored Cloths, plain and fancy CassMeres
Eesngs, Cottonades, Dcnims Cacoes GnghaHis. Lawns
Bereges, silk Tissues, Grenadins. blk and coId Silks
Berege GLanes, white and cold Mosquito Meetings., Ho-
sey, Gloves Laces plain and drilled Swiss Muslins Cam
brics and Jaconctts Bonnets Ribbons Parasols and
breas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes; also, full stock Of
brown and beached Sheetings and shirngs brown and
bleached Drills, Tickngs, Hickory Stripes, Irish Linens,
Table Cloths and Covers, Napkins, Towells Scotch Dia
per, linen and silk Poke, handkerchief blk and cold
silk Neck DO bid SIX Grape and Palmetto Shaws &c,
&C., To which would respectfully invite all to in
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. lap26]
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

TN pursuance of order of the Probate Court OF van
/ derburgh county, the undersigned, guardian oil tne
minor heirs of James Roberson deed, WILL on the szth
day July A ID. 1882 between the hours OF ~ eoen
Evansville expose sale at public auction, the foow
ing described Tract ofLand, to-wit -,
The r. efthe " L. of section b. In township
south of range west, in the Vincennes Land Distc
Marlborough county, Ia, containing ~ acres more or
less said tract of land lies The Mt. Vernon read,
about miles from Evansville, and Is good farming land
TERMS OF SALE-one- third cash: at 8, and al IL
months with security, waving relief laws; ~,
je2I4w III. u "nIhIn"' "1
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CO-PARNERSHIPS, &C.
co.PARrNERsHIP NOTICE.

THE subscribers have this day entered into Co part
nership under the name and style of SrowELL, PAGE
TAYLOR and have purchased the very large stock oi
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps of. b. Foster d Co.. 20
which they will make large and seasonable addons and
will continue the above business at the Old Stand,
Front street, two doors above Main, and would solicit
liberal share of public patronage
jeI7-d&wly STOwELL, PAGE & TAYLOR.
T AWNS-lO cases Portsmouth Lawns reed this day,
i a and for sale by JAMES LOW d CO.,
my2l 4la Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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VVToODEN WARE
w 15 doz Painted Buckets;
% nests Tubs;
z doz Measures; Just reed and for sale chap by
;oao FOSTERS a. BROWN.
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II AISINS-We have a few more left in wholes, halves
- i,:lol FOSTERS d BROWN.
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DRY-GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY-GOODS
oSI received per steamer Paris, % asst'd Dry
Goods, which offer TO the trade this morning
duced rates.
This LOT Of Goods very desirable being fresh from
the agencies of the manufacturers. The Prints especial
N are exceedingly beautiful of bright rich styles
finest cloths and coors warranted fast
apis MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON.
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MEDICAL, NOrIHr
OUEGNSWARE-

TWO hundred and thirty crates Qucensware and five
Il hundred and sixty packages Glassware, with a gen.
eral assortment of French English, raia and figured
Gold Brand China, German ware, &c. All Of whl must
be sold this spring The stock is complete. aud i'm
ported especially for this market. We would solicit the
special attention of heavy dealers who have hitherto
made their purchases in the East and South pledge
ourselves TO save them time and money q well break
age. Those wanting to buy would well to call at once
our goods must and will be sold lowest fgures
Some assorted crates and casks on hand
Terms easn, or accepted paper. Merchants visiting
our city viii hnd IL 10 their interest make purchases
US. lmh2el HOLDINGS WORTH " HUGHES.
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TIE CHEAP STORE.

TIE CHEAP STORE.
A H. who want The choicest kind of FAMILY GROCERIES,
n at very cheap rates look for the sign ON the top OF
the house. T. L. Bedford's Cheap Family Grocery cor
ner Second and Oak streets.
Mr. b. will keep constantly on hand an assortment oil
Family Groceries of the very best quality and VIII sell
them very low. His motto is quick sales ana s,ah
profits" lJuho % u
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LAMAsCo FOUNDRY.
g.yauSyille Ind,

Evansville IND,
TINE undersigned is prepared TO do all kinds OF Ma
chine and Mill Work at the shortest notice and on tho
most reasonable terms. [seiss6] H. sCHkibfk.
lnAKBRY.-The undersigned have just built large
and have secured the services OF an experienced
erson and keep hand full assortment of all kinds oil
Cakes Private families can he supplied az shon notiee
with every variety Ijan3-6nl JNo- FARRELL & CO.
GONFE CTJONERIES unaersigned re
snecully call the attention OF the pubnc 10 their SUI
erio Capdes, warranted equal n not su-
neror 10 any in the Union. fun assortment always on
hand jan3-6ml JOHN FARRkhL& W.
/ TUST RECEIVED
u Harper's Magazine for June;
Ivay the ssjuts-Boy;
Kate Penrose; .' OWN
u. Cap; =
Necr. 'Ae Dook Store Of = ,rr-n
my3l SAM. LISTFg.
az DozHay am. Garden Rakes reed and for salet
I'd my4 SAMUEL 6Ps
rrARAND PITCH
L 35 bbis Tar (good coopenaee,-
for sale by By fie,S De. :,e. sco,, a.,
PRESTON BROS.
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i y Dds fls" G e .iaEf rPe d foF sale
sycamore EcgT Water.
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1879

"ABASH FiOUR--3GO bbls fresh ground Waba,
w Flour re "a this day per steamer Grand Prairie
ard for sale at lowest market rates.
lei RARCOCK BROTHERS
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FEED The HUNGRY.

DIED rEASTERS.--The attention of the Ladies is par
ID cuary directed TO the above they by the
finest articles OF the kind brought Evansville.
JOHN c. DEVEREUX JR.,
jei9 Main street, between LIST and ID.
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