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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-15
WEIGHS National circu.

welch's National Circus.
FROM NIBLo'S, NEW YORK, AND NATION
AL ANiPITHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
JIG, ALADER........ Equestrian Director.
J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Master OF Ine Clrcic,
II. WlLLlAMS,.- ISL Duiio SloWH
F. DAVlS,... "a ShaRspeIcan CloWn
Among prominent OF the artises may be found the
following names, viz: .as. -
j. G. CADWALAD ER-thc unsurpassed Four and Six
Horse Rider. .... d. So. 10. ID
the known world. "a. -. :.
s. H. LIPMAN-Dramatic, Scenic and principal Rider.
DAVlDRICHARDS-the worlds only bareback Rider,
who's. daring bars gates &C. his Wild Prairie
strikes the behodcr with wonder and astonishmen
r. H. DiCKINSoN-the celebrated Comedian and Comic
Singer acknowledged by ALL the greatest singer OF the
j. SwEET-whose style and skill In personating the
character OF the Aboginc, Red Man of the Foerst,
stands unsurpassed - ..
MASTER WILLIAMS-the Juvenile Gymnastie and
Antipodean pc truly pleasing
must be seen to be admired.
Last, though not least, the TWO unrivaled Clowns
WILLIAMS AND DAVIS, -H.,- ah
whose Pms. JOKES, Bon Mots and tfiesns never fall to
keep the audience In perfect roar OF laughter 4a
N. B. Positively but one Price of Admission to
Menagere and Circus combined. d&w st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-15
KELLS & CALDWELL,

KELLS & CALDWELL, '
(sucCEssoRs JAS. PAUL. & COZ
Importers md WhoIcsnIe dealers In Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints. Oils, sc.
No 81 UNION BUILDINGS MAIN ST.
AyfNt purchased the entire stock fixtures chemical
apparatus &c, of the firm Of James PAUL &c would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and tho public
generally. Al goods warranted
In retiring the Drug business take pleasure in
recommending favorable consideration successors,
Messrs Kes CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
Customers and dealers generally, will
cciyc that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage
. -.rt7...s. JAS. PA LLN co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-15

The GREAT CoSsUMMArIoS, ''DEvouTLr To NJ
WIsuED."-In less than four months, says the bal
timote Patriot, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
will be completed and opened for operation &c the
Ohio river at Wheeling. Then we shall CONNIE ice
10 reaize-to more than realize-all the auranta-
ges which its projectors and founders promised,
more than twenty years ago, when they embarked
in the then wonderful and startling enterprise Gl
commencing to make railroad from Baltimore II
the Ohio river.
In view of the anticipated increased trade, the
Railroad Company have made the fullest prepare
tons possible to accommodate it. They are now
having constructed large number of cars and loco
motives go that on the commencement OF the new
year, when the road is to be opened, they will be
prepared to go right on with the work. ..
We publish below a statement of the business oil
the road for the month of August. Taking the
business of July and August of this year and COM
pairing it with that of the corresponding months OF
last year, and we have the following results:
The receipts OF July, 1851, were 80, 94s17 for
the main stem, and for the Washington branch
S24,ll5.19. For July, 1852, the receipts on the
main stem were sl06, 922.06 and on the w ashing.
ton branch S2s, 1851, showing an increase OF
S1197 SO on the main stem, and 81, 5503S on the
Washington branch-the total increase being Sl6,-
524.27. C ...-..-..-f.f 7l-S Hfr
The receipts for August, 1851, were si02, 672.3 81
on the main stem, and S24,1T3.S4 on the Washing
ington branch. For August 1852, the receipts
were Sill, IS for the main stem, and $50, l6T.
SO for the Washington brancf-showing an in
crease of SI5,543.5f on the main steam, and 3d.
993. 81 on the Washington branch, and making 3
total increase of SCI, 537.0S.t - '-,.,,
ri For the Daily htelEgeneer.
Enigma.
am composed Of 81 letters.
My10, Ia, 8, 81, is river in the Eastern CT.
My ~, 81, 10. Is, 10. is city in France. r.rs
My 10, 2, g. 90, IA, Is 6, is county in England.
My 20, 8, Is, 6, Is, is river in Calicia.
My 10, IS, IL, 3, 20, is a town in France.
My 16, 10, 10, 10, is river in Hungary.
MyI9, 10, 9, IL, Z is river in Austria.
My4, 81, 20, 6, s, is town in Prussia.
Mywhole is what the Pttsburgersrejoice most in.
QUIZ.
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GEORGE MENDEL
COPPER, TIN, & SHEET IRON WARE
Manufactorv.

-as ManutacLOry.
a, THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
s5 bestowed him. the subscriber would respectful
Idly inform friends and the public geEe ally that he
seontinucs the above articles
ali their variety, which be las always hand good
and retail at very low priest
He also keeps hand cooking stoves of the most APP
proved patei for coal and wood ~ s..H. ~
Job will continue receive his particular attention
and be executed with promptness and in style that will
please the most fastidiors.s - Is Il - SO -
aug2i L. TARNEY. no. s, Main st.
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Books, STATIONARY, variety Goods, &c.

hooks, Stationary, Variety Goods, &c.
,Hg Subscriber thankful the liberal patronage extern
ded hn begs to request the attention OF
10 his present large selected ASSORTMENT consist
ing School Medical Theological, Historical and Mis-
ceaneous Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary, Blank
books, Wall and Window Papers. and Variety Goods
To Merchants, Teachers School Trustees and others
wishing purchase in quantities. every nducencnt will
be offered in prices and ferns.
Rags exchange paid in cash. at the highest
'-'e' a7..i ~ --1- -,. JOHN H. THOMPSON,
Aug ef,-ti 81 Monroe Street. 4!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-15
FAMILY NEWSPAPER

For this purpose, the publishers have
spared neither pains nor expense. Their
materials are entirely NEW, and with the
advantages of one of the Largest Printing
Establishments in the West, including
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-15

-. - = Jnyne's Medicines. ,.lti s,;y
HAVE the Agency for DR.. Jaynes Medicines and win
augoi. GRO. WILSON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-10

AUSTRALIAN GOLD AT THE MINT "A few days ago
deposit was made at the United States Mint OF gold
from Australia, the first helieve that has been re.
ceived there. The depositor young man OF this
country who had been in California for two years. but
unlucky and made nothing. Tempted by the reports
from Australia he sailed for that country and went TO
the diggins. In two months he succeeded. by great
good luck in getting about Eve thousand dollars worm
OF the dust. With this bird in the hand" be eoneiu-
ded 10 come home and deposit portion Of his ear
Enings, as we have stated The gold is superior IN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-10
Hearx Reeelpts oil G old a Z ,he rIlnt.

We understand that the receipts of gold dust at the
United States Mint in the city. during the month of
November, have been abou, 81 100000 This is the
largest amount ever deposited there during similar
period. The exports of specie TO Europe, during the
month, have been less than nine hundred thousand
dollars There need be no fear now of scarcity of
gold coin for some time.-PhI. Bulletin. sz'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-10

Being an increase in the amount of lands sold and
located under land warrants of over the
previous gear.
The whole amount thus sold, located under land
warrants reported under swamp land grants, and Sc
lected for internal Improvements exceeds that of the
previous year by 2,342,372 acres and the sales
would, without doubt. have been mnch larger but for
the extensive reservations for railroads in Missouri
Mississippi. and Alabama.
For the quarter ending s0th September 1852 there were
sold 243 255 acres
located with bounty and.Warranss ,ss7 II6
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-10


Treasury and they occupy positions that expose them
all the temptations and seductons which the cupidy of
REGULATORS and fraudulent claimants prompt them
employ 1t will be but wise precau,ion to protect the
Government against that Of mischief and cOrrup
on far be DONE by the of all pro-
per legal penalties The laws, in This respect, sup
posed to be detective and therefore deem my duty to
call attention to the subject, and to recommend that
provision be made by law for the punishment only Of
those who shall accep. bbes but also Of those who shall
promise, give, offer to give 10 any of those officers
clerks bride reward touching relating any mat
ter of their official action or duty.
1t has been the uniform policy this Government from
ITS foundation to the present day to abstain from all in
reference in the domestic affairs of other nations. The
consequence has been that while tie nations Of Europe
have been engaged in desolang wars, country has
pursued its peaceful unexamped prosperity and
happiness. The wars II which we have been compelled
to engage in defence Of the rights and honor of the coun
try have been fortunately of short duration. During the
terrific contest of nation against nation, which succeeded
the French Revolution, enabled by the wisdom
and frmness of President Washington to maintain our
neutrality. While other nations drawn into this
wide sweeping whirlpool sat quiet and unmoved upon
our own shores. While the flower of their numerous ar
mics wasted by disease persisted by hundreds of
thousands upon the battle field the youth of this favored
land were permitted to enjoy the blessings of peace be-
meath the patenal roof While the States of Europe in
CURED enormous debts under the burden of which their
subjects still groan, and which must absorb no small mart
ofthe product Of the honest industry Of those countries for
generations to come the United States have once been
enabled to exhibit the proud spectacle Of nation free
from public debt; and if permitted to pursue our pros
Porous way Tor few years longer peace, we may do
the same again.
Bun It Is now said by that this policy must be
changed Europe is no longer separated from us by
voyage months but steam navigation has brought her
wi'hn lew days sail Of our shores We see more Of
ner and take deeper interest in her contro-
49, .r,xer,a.e< tbaf ~ st,,,Il -,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-09

* 000 GUNNY BAGS reed per Southern Bell
It(,SeUO and for saleby
my6 PRESTON BROTHERS
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NOTICE.
Albert ". Durand.
Foreign Attachment.

4
, Foreign Attachment
Conrad Heinz ,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the 10Th day Of July
~ A.. ID. lsJ writ of Foreign Attachment was issued
10y the undersigned. Recorder of the city of Evansville.
and ex ofico Justice Of the Peace in Marlborough
county, al the nsarcc and upon the affidavit of Albert
NJ Durand against the goods .hatties credits and effects
of Conrad Heinz. BY virtue of which writ the following
described -oods and chates to-wit:
One large picture, Ii decanters Ounter ard stand, /
large looking glass 10 b3rrOom chairs, % tumbicrs 4
clock, spirit lamp, doz absynth and annisVtte 20 bot
ties and Jugs sofa. 2CC0 regaa cigars 200 common
cigars bedstead bed and bedding. wardrobe, dressing
bureau, rush bottom chirs. candlestlcks, crib and
beds, pictures. trunnei bedstead and bedding, large
looking e,ass, bureau and rag carpet have been IL
achcd the property of the said Conrad Heinz: and thai
the st day OF February A. ID. 1853 a 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Of the said day. my Office in the city Of
Evansville in said county. will proceed To hear and de-
eide upon the claims the said Albert VI. DurHd where
of the said Conrad Heinz, and all other persons concern
cd, will take notice JOHN r. CRISP,
Recorder Of the cir of Evans, lie,
k29-3tw and Ex-Ofico u Justice of the +
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-09
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

REMOVED.-WM. EMERY has taken the stand on
IL Main street opposite the Bank, formerly occupied
by Conyngtoas Book Store. and is prepared sup
ply citizens with plain 1ne work in his line shor:
botlce. He has good workmen employed and will
raut all work sent from his shop. He is prepared 10
make Boots and Shoes ofand quality, good fits and made
up IN the best style. His long experience in business
and punctuay viii guarantee him the continued custom
oil thosc who try him. His prices reasonable
and work not surpassed in durability neatnes BY that
OF any other establishment. liyS-nl
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &C.


CDuR,S FAMILY G&tS Eitl'
~ HE undersigned has this day opeEed, in AnGk ne"
building First street, between Main ana Locust. q
splendid 81 ck of Family Groceries, oil IN! own see' uo
from T. stern markets. which will sell ut very low prizes
for cash. or Produce of all kinds. -.
sh. Seep constantly on hand iresn supplies % p he
Che.s I.rd P"alir, aud other leading articles, Tor lne
direct from the farmers, having made rralseehl7
4, o.: supplied .ral timesa week during the sui'e
with all kinds OF CouLty Produce. All goods purchaser
at COOKS will delivered al the residence OF customers,
desired, hive market wagon especially Tor la'
PURPOSE tLer solicit share of public patronage,
aud will try Ia nlert IT, Please call and examine IA!
s,oek Ti.3o.tfI I'll. COOK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-09
THE EVA 3erAuRAT.

L'VANS of Evansville has fitted up the largo ard com
IL modiOds three story Brick recently erected by Mr.
T. inck First street near the Sherwood ouse in the
most complete style, and is now prepared TO welcome
AMI accommodate his friends and the public generally
The Bar will at all times lie supplied with liquors
splendid Lunch II bc set every day at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, with Turtle Soup aud all other attanabe dclicaecs
well known and sSilful Cook has been engaged and
gentlemen can be accommodated at any hour with tie
dishes and uxuries the season. served upr the best
SNls.
quality haId-tlIe best OF Cigars, &c. ljy17tfl
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BOARD OF BE aLTH.


T meeting Of the Common Council ofhe cityof Ev-
~ ansye, held July 18th, les, the following gentle
men appointed BOARD HEALTH for said city for
the ensuing year:
Prs. A. c. HALLOCK, ISAAC CASSELBERRY,
L. V. MITCHELL, b. X. DAVIDSON,
TilOS. VI. JOHNSON, ESQ.
IT FCiiy papers copy.
The following Sections are city Ordinances:
SECTION ). II shall be Che duty feyery practicng ply
stefan in tho city, to notify member of the beard Of
health of every Of contagious infectious disease in
the city, within six hours after the presence OF sch dis
comes to his knowledge; and every such ply stefan
shall quarterly report to said board of health every death
which shall to his knowledge in the of his
practice and also the of such death and should
ply neglect comply with the requirements of this
section of this ordinance he shall for such neglect
forfeit and pay not less than three than twenty
dollars.
SEC. g. If any person shall at ans time knowingly In
troduee aid assist in introducing into the city any
contagious or infectious disease Of dangerous loath
character such person shall for every such offence
forfeit and pay not less than three more than fifty dol
larse JAS. G.. JONES, Mayor.
sA.tst
Jxo. !. CuAxDLER, Clerk. ,jy22 3ml
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MEDICAL COLLE G z OF EVANSVILLE
ENaAsiillc. Ind.

UIHE regular coarse of L ctures in this Insii
i tuition will commence on the first Monday
OF November, under the following Faculty, 10
wit:
LEVI L-LAYCOCK, NJ D Emeritus Profes.
sor oi Physiology and Pathology.
HUGH kONALDS, NJ ID Professor Of Gen
cra Descriptive and Surgical ANATOMY
c. A. FOSTER, A. M, NJ, D., Professor of
Chemistry.
JOHN r. WILCOX, NJ, D., Professor of
MateIa Medica and Theta peutics.
MADISON J BRAY, N d.. Professor OF the
Prn, ples All, Practice OF Surgrry
WILLIAM III BYFORD, n. d, Professor
of the 1 heOry and Prac ice of Medicine
GEORGE b. WALkR, NJ. D. Professor oil
Obstetrics and Diseases y. Women and Children
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL NJ. D. Profes-
sor of Institutes of Medicine and Medical Jurs-
prudence
JOHN 7. WALKER, n D., Demonstration of
Ana oiny.
The Anatomical Rooms for the study of Practi
cal Anatomy, under the superinlendence If the
Professor OF Anaomv or he DemOpsiraor, will
be open for Ike reception of Students by the LIST
OF Cciob,r.
Fees Tor full course S15
Naturalization ii, kct ami Demonstrators tick
ei. each IS. Diploma ee so.
Coed boarding may be obtained at from 81 so
to ,,3 90 per week
dress the Dean (p 81 paid) ~ mail, which will
ne promptly attended TO.
GB. WALKER. MD.
lyle 3m Dean ofthe Faculty.
ct ire Hauc Express; Indiana State Sem
tiHel; Springfield (IIi Register and Shawnee
own lllinoisan. please copy to amount OF S. and
send account TO Deal.
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FrESII ARRIVALCF

WALL Paper. iibrd y, Ftle-crerns. Ne.
A T the Wall Paper and Lamp Store of JOHN @. Dew
~ EKEUX, a., Main street, between First and Second
The subs riOer having just returned from the East ahd
brought rye stoc OF Nailpaper. Borders &C., Is pre-
pared m all orders either wholesale or retail IL ine
lowest prices. Having complete assortment al W all
paper every price aId STYLE ne is satisfied that h eau
please all those who will favor him with call. Thank
ful for the patronage heretofore literally extended to-
wards him, ut hopes to be favored with continuance oil
the same JOHN L.. DEVEREUX. JR.,
Remember the place-Iain street, between tirs: anu
Second jN27I
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

THE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
L entirely rettied and resurnshed it, and is prepared
TO entertain The patrons of the house in satisfactory
he has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and ha. goo stock horses and car
riages To LET.
The stable is large, clean and well located and coo6
hosters in constant attendance Particular attention
will be paid TO the horses left him for keep
ing and in all respects the public shall find the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. jys-fl IA. 3YERS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TD CtP.Y SE,lSTS.

PEA9L STARCH MANU- FACTORY.
A MAN perfectly competent 20 establish aud conduct
n Corn Starch Factory with its necessary Machine
~, on the principles, aud most Scientific Chemical
process may be communicated with through the Office
this Journal.
The information will elicit its cost, profits and induce
meits tor Capt. lists together with satisfactory testimo
malls or 81 years experience and practical knowledge of
the business. HzU-1w*
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DJNHAM'S PIANOFJNT-.

nNE of DunhamS new and beautiful Rosewood Pianos
~ IS SNOW offered for sale al K. IL. Hood q Co. Book
Store. They will sell the at the Manufacturers
Prices aud prepared to order others Of any size
Uality. Their acknowledged superiority (by music
aehers and other good judges any Kind manufe-
cured in tbs United Suites makes it necessary 10 il
~ be object for any to call and examine IL before
Purchasing. L. IL. HOOD 81 TO-,
aGgb No. 4, Fosters Corner.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 7, p. VI.

The bridge on the Hamilton and Eaton
Railroad gave way while the down train was
,assing over it Yesterday, and two freight cars
were smashed, and four persons were badly
injured. The passenger cars fortunately be-
came detached when the forward cars fell.
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..iGRAPH DlSPAfCNtS.
orted for the Evansville Journal
ClNcIyNATl, Aug. z

Markets FOR produce very quiet. Demand
or -four confined entirely to retail trade; de-
.irable brands range from So 20 to 80 %
aisky l5Ic. Nothing transpiring pro-
ions; hams and lard in good demand; sides
a shoulders dull Coffee good demand;
10 bags sold at 94@ssc. No change in
other articles.
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notice TO CITY DEBTORS.

rTHoSE parties whom have notified ofimprovement:
J. made by order of the ely their lots alleys side
walks, requested to call upon and pay soon
possible, as DO not like to- sell real estate.
aug6-6t WILLIAM HUGHES, c. c.
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New YORK, Aug. Z.

Flour, 500 bbls State sold at 80 S7@4 90;
Southern S43l@4 so. $500 bush Western
wheat at 95c. 1900 bush. corn at 49, and
64c. Prime pork 81 80; mess $50; shoul-
ders &c; hams lo!c. Beef unchanged. $50
Sbbls Ohio whisky at 2O4@2O!c.
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. SIDEWALK NOTICE.

ORDERED by the Common Council OF the city of Ev-
~ snsvilie. at is meeting. Aug. 2 le52 that Brick
si1eyalk be laid down Fourth street. between Wal
nat and Chestnut ss and that the OF lots and
parts Of lots said side Of said street. between said
points DC notde that unless they comply with this
der by the first dsy of September next the City Marshal
viii cause tho tame BE- done 1t their expense and cost
aUg53t JTc. J. CHANDLER, City Clerk.
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ST CHARLES RGsTAURAT.

lTESSRS. GUMBEPTS & WHITMAN have taken the
VI large threeslory brick building, the German
friends and the public generally in the mos. approved
STYLE Their Bar will at all times be supplied with the
choices; drinkables and the best imported Cigars.
splendid lunch will BE 10 O'Clock every day, with
those hasty plates Of soup and all the other Injuries Of
the Gentlemen can he accommodated al all
hours the day with any dish that market will az
ford Mr. Whitman has had long experience in catering
the public palate and will nc doub: be appreciated in
Evansville. jy223m]
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DRS. BYFCRO & FINCH,

NfIOULD inform the citizens of Evansville that they
w have associated themselves together in the prac
ec of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics. Their office is
on The Of First and Vine streets.
Evansville, June 2slh ls52. ju 29-tf
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Am OROINANC g,

10 amend an ordinance entitled AN Ordinance concern
ing Auctions and AuetiOneeTs;" passed May le47.
g EC. l. From aud after this date the price Of license
y under the before mentioned Ordinance, shall be
ssyeBtyye dollars for year, and for six months or
any shorter term, fifty dollars. JAS. q. JONES,
Attest: Mayor.
JSO. J. CHAMBER, City Crk. [agg5.3tl
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LICENSE NOTICE.

IL persons knowing themselves indebted 10 The city
n for License, requested to call upon IL my Of
Nee corner Main and Second streets, where they
pay up. Ollce open until o'clock p. NJ.
aus CT WILLIAM HUGHES, c. c.
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Arrival reports state that fishing schooner
has been fired into for refusing to heave too,
by order of British cruiser.
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SPECIAL MOTTO o.
MEDICAL.

THE regulr meeting of the Evansville Medical Society
will be held on the First and Third Mondays of every
month. al "a O'Clock p. NJ.
apI3-n HUGH RONALDS, u. D., Sect'y.