The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-16
sTEAnIBOAT REGISTER.
a. ANY persons wanting Job Work done


their orders with Us, as We have mrde the
necessary arrangements for executing work
in the German language. a-
COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-Mr. ]. .Behm's ad
vertisemen, Of the-opening of his Comme'-
cial School in Evansville, will be found in
,o-day's paper. We have frequently had &C.
casion to recommend Mr.. b. to any OF our
young men, or to any young men OF this We
entity, who desire going through thorough
course Of Book. keeping. Mr.. b. has htted
up rooms very handsomely above MIR. Cald-
wells store >, that his pupils may not only
hare every accommodation. but be com'orta-
BILE. We graduated at the best Commercial
College in Cincinnati, and having examined
a little into Mr.. Behm's mode Of teaching
&c..c,n assure our readers, that they may
obtain just as thorough knowledge of book
keeping in all its details at his school, as they
can at Bartlet's, Bacon's, Gundry's, or any
other "Commercial College, in Cincinnati.
What is the use than of visiting distant cities,
paying cxhorbtant prices, and high boarding
bills for months; when they can learn every
ihing:herc to equal advantage, and much more
economically. Mr.. Benin takes his pupils
through thorough course. and after they
are able TO standa close examination, of the
practical as well as theoretical OF the set
ence, gives a diploma of proficiency. We
hope the young men of this city and Of neigh
bsrng towns, who wish to attain knowl-
edge of this important branch Of education,
may av all themselves of these facilities. Dir.
B. will be found gentleman as well az an
excellent teacher.
%The rains have been genera above,
ard the tributaries Of the Ohio arc reported
rising. tI .t
OF The Belle Quigley caught fire at
Frankfort. few days since, and burely es-
capped destruction.
GyTne New Ibany wharf-boat wa, sunk
Friday night. The freight on board was got
cut safely.
IL; We heard a merchant from up TIL
river remark, that there is at this time more
Ready inside Clothing for sale ia Evansville,
than there il in Louisville. This may be
some exageraton, but not very much. We
think that part OF business is decidedly over
dpns hcre--but then if dealers can stand it,
the fact is an advantage to couatry dealers
buying here ard 10 retail customers.
HT BY reference to advertisement, it will
be seen that Messrs. Erd g. Seelinger will
keep constantly on hand at their meat shop
on Main street, above Fourth, fresh meats o
all kinds. Families who Wish to supply
themselves with meats without having to go
to market, would DO well to give them call !,
Thoy are accommodating, and will give salts
faction to customers.
OF The elongated" Pike was at the
whirf in good season yesterday morning. ard
lid not neglect or forget to leave her Mail
McGowan is one Of the most popular river
men. He has our thanks for late dates.
~ Main street, between Water aud
and First, will be thoroughly grayeled with
out delay This is not the only part Of Main
street demanding improvement.
yOne of our friends from the country,
while coming into the city yesterday to see
the sights, was pitched over his horses head
and turned a somerset equal to our neighbor
of the Enquirer, on tire subject of the
President. Fortunately like .our neighbor,
he alighted in the mud, and received no
serious injury. We ask our friends pardon
for the COMPARISON, but the cause was the
same--the hobby each was riding, stumbled.
UTMr- s. Gumberts, who has long carried
on the Clothing business on Water street.
has made arrangements to chlnge lis bust
ness. Therefore, he offers his whole stock
at cost price, agreeing to relnquish his ex-
cellent stand to purchasers. This is fine
opportunity. Read his advertisement.
{" The telegraph wires have been
down several days, but yesterday afternoon
were reported up again. The pie of mes
sages accumulated were of course promptly
forwarded. s.l1a
TThe beautiful papering of the Crescen,
City Bank room was done by Messrs
Schmidt g. Stark, who have lately establish
ed papering store on First street. They
are now engaged in paperihg Killers Hotel
Mr.. Bates new building, where fine speci
mems of their work may be seen. They arc
fine workmen, and have on hand fine variety
Of papers.