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NOTICE. sell within this morh, for cash, my lot of
ground ees, CAPITOL ii ~sssrs Is freCsro
asSsr A, consnsnx go ss~s, iss M a. eSs
per sawsre Title indspwsae,e. f' CAsPAalss
7 sJsft is.-Afiw 80 j. tFfs@W n wsE - = 1870
ts1tls~b ss,t I fgr ri ~ agf Ii s.
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ny !. g. MCGUIRE, AussAs1ssr. ~ -
CxCELLENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE vuR OIL PAINT
u inr> Ensravnss, and Large CoeoaoA a niaeapaAsans
Books On Thursday uorains JaH Nd n sA sock
shst The rsbence of M Dow, he
between ih and a Streets eli has fsnnss an Aossol
chcsf-, Consisting part s( - .s.. y. 49,. ,.F
Mahogany sofas, passos chatrs, kerr ti 49,
,iTE9si Uo 4 cherry aad maple chairs
Do cherry and maple bedsseads g q. o
dressing bureaus, wsrdrohc., washssands -
FEATHER beds, bolstess aad pillows, towel stands
Best cufed hair and busk
Looking giasses, painted wipdow shades
Window curAiAs, cofnice, ana futures "
Astspi lAasp, cAnde1abvss, clock n # l Iva
CoOhing and other arc nc. ~ ~ ~ -
Nso several valuable oil painting and enfaviAts
Tsthe with eoecson books disappearing hNpAles hssc
riess rvview novel; magAsises repcts I'M
dccumehs ssd Journals ssd other srfe"das svsy ~
uscfpl works. f 1'N
TtfhHs 10 UNDER that credit n and
months Satisfactorily endcrsed bearing inrres
JAS. q. McCUiak,
July I'D Aecttons~r
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|. RARE Chance To Capitalists S~r . Pro1saASs
vesmsnti,geia Hotel, Old Point Confas vtssa ~ ssie
Tho und.rsE.ed Determined pa1c Wed
nssday the 24h atss
c~ In the above named Rsthes with M ne hosssod
dining toom and tcen furniture horses carriaess g es
&c. 10y Il. hn-se.ftf FL sr4e ~ Flfffy
The wide ~ Old Point Cou sapessa
bathing and other seekers of hse
render heightened description Of This popular wAssas
place entirely ~. -.
sale positive Terms payment libsn and pass kAdwA ~
day OF sale.
fo.sssios given time ahe the l'.h q osensH sx
.JuIy 29-dt2tthAas ..s'.. J. r. kEYNOLDo %,
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2
llEa1Ct<AAY mRAsWan tcd nn1dsey extension q Uni
Ted States CaVispi. WashinSnn thirty bckhyess W@o
~ u.s. To good wostmsss steady smpoyment YIN N Evs
ls~f 81 4g.5t ~ yi.tf Cap o. fmeinseif,
charge Extension u g. Q. and Of Washington Aquedoe
JAY Fs--tf --t.ssst - sa4~fs So. rs 5ggr.4
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brArm or r. il LIE los BY FIR

1 DEATH OF r. ii -LOsS BY PIKE. 1900
CISoiSsArI July 2Richnrd Henry Lee. la oily tho
denal sccreuryof the under Socrssary Cor
win, bni recently associate publisher Of The Cncn
natl Comm scia, died in this city, at O'Clock this after
nooa, OF bilious fever t't N.Y." g ---7i W
The loss b the fire ia this city this morning Is esimated
at $50 OO0 t--9 49, s.---. s.ta-- f, ---5t "a,
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BY >. G. MCGUIRE, Aueeaenser.

VERY VALUABLE LOT ON STREET AT AUCTION ON
Saturday afternoon, ocock pssrnises
part ~ square 10, froaing 70 feet
north between Ih rSnnlsg i4
bsndsomsly located Of
the city for private residence, and wen worthy Of the
attention Of capitalists. 49,
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
-Juy-23-d ~ ',1..7 ~ Aucsioneen
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DEATH WARRANT RECEIVED.

PrrsBUEG, July 2H-The warrant from Govosnos Big
Ter Tor the execution of jewel In prison under Of
deaih The MURDER Of Michel. the All Of July, 1852
received lay by the sheriff Of the county, worry
eddy 70 the Prsoner The day fixed Tor tho
on the 2ist of September next.... .a ssh
new LEGf.EArURE. TEMPERANCE BILL DEFEATED.
NEw YORK, July 2I-The State legislature adjourned
this evenings The bill to prevent railroad accidents
passed also, the Atlantic and Pacific railroad bill Tho
temperance bill was defeated by OF So TO 81 and the
house refused reconsider the rejecting the Penn
sylvania Coal Com panYs bill "a. sa.a.t #.aa s..
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CiNciNSIi. July Ala fire broke ont in tho edge-tool
Dry oil the corner of broadway and Eighth stsess,
noon today which spread with alarming rapidly Most
of the the block OF Broadway between Sew
eah and Eighth Streets burnt The wind blew very
sr,n . and with great difficulty that the flames
prevented from extending much further The Catholic
church on four squares distant from tho
fire. caught time. but saved The budinss
destroyed were purity frame. $50 $500.
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T.. ny y. G. MAGAZINE, Asettessss.
o. coo CORPORATION ON WASHINGTON Six PA CENT
Dl,OVU stock tsaouonon Moedy shsrsoon, lny $50,
aucfior rooms, sha seI order
phana Court, 3, corporation Of Washington stock -
= hanhsiie indss sssea -, ,.e, 49,. 80,
TT 49, las @. McGUIRE,
.YNauHV a ITLaE1g Aucuone.r
Il + 81 .,esf.i1 = viii be added,
5000 Patriotic Bank of Washington stock. , Is saaT
Jas. &. MCGUIRE,
July N-a 49, .as,- ~ faN ~ iAse6cn~~r,
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Fatal. ACCIDENT.

Bo.Tos, July 2l-Thls morning AT O'Clock. n the
Europa. from HALIFAX, coming into ,his port
she down small boat. by which young maa wa,
drowned. AZ ,t..- ~. Z. n
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ApIDUKNED

ALBANY July 2l.-The legislature of New York adjourn
cd si~s ds this evening Both of the City Park bills
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BospoS, July 2lTho constitutional convention to-day
adopted amendment limiting the OF justices OF
State cDIrls 70 ~ years. $50. 4, II 5s7gi'.'. i
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON II BTREET
York svspnsoa Monday, The a5,h shall
SELL half pssts O'Clock, paStof o
having front
Va ~ inches setvsea nuh and New Yofi
4fl-s4.
Terss balance six, and sishees
rnoNss, hs~a a and Aeed Of
ake~., AN cosveysncias the cos Of the purchaser
GREEN SCOTT,
Juiy a1-d Auctioae~N
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BALTIMORE, July 2l-The southern mail tonight brings
New O,Ieans papers az Fridayiast 4. ale. 4'..-e
DE SaTtses The Ffench minister, md snte, arrived At
Charlie Tuesday. .--tasss .Ye..-.
The Mary and oai trade las week small business
on the Ckesapeak aud Ohio caaa is stu and
i, is doubtful when will DO d. - ~ -.-,-a-
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as 40 artist, or rather when artistic mood could
forge, be rigid and perhaps recommend the practice
for indeed here few Interesting 10 wit
ness than The mouth Of the N,pisigait on quiet night
when there are perhaps dozen birch canoes floating
over The quie, waters manned by Enthusiastically
odiaas and each ec 1t would appear. from place TO
place. by brilliant birch bark fanbeau The light ca
noes the picturesque attitudes OF the spearmen the gloom
of the and the silence OF the surrounding wilderness
all 10 be in complete keeping, and inspire thoughts
and feelingsot peculiar bat agreeable nature. .Et-
The salmon OF the Nipsisnii ascend no higher up the
Than the Grand Falls, where during the latter part
OF the sessop by those disposed TO live in their oY camp
and be pearedto fight the bears the very best of
sport may be enjoyed As the lands in this vicinity all
belong TO the government. the only acknowledged right
fishing cast is that OF occupation. and Am happy 10
say hat among the few anglers who habiisay visit the
Nipisguit there is spirit OF honest civty prevailing
quite novel and gratifying. Not more than half dozen
persons have yet done much In the way Of angling the
Grand Falls, and the successful OF all by fer
comes all the way from England TO throw the fly at Ibis
very spot and during the Of 1850 captured less
than three banded anil twenty salmon and grse within
the space of two months. The gentleman alluded to is
Captain Cooper, formerly OF the Royals and his habit
aftef teaching Bahuts is 10 secure couple of cano
manned each BY two men, into which he transfers his
luggage, and ascends The river On arriving at the Falls
he pitches water proof lent and has everything so
snngly arranged that he sleeps in regular bed
table, and with the assistance OF good cook and
abundance OF angler comforts, he and his panon tor
he AWAY. takes friend with him) have a decidedly
comfortable time lie keeps canoe constantly in his
employ. and when The men are not needed 10 kep him
in h. fishing they 20 foh and kill beer caHboo hr
iAe purpose Of adding 10 his afdef Alter this nanner
he not only lives Tor few weeks in novel and health
fal manner hut Is always ready 70 ptoh BY The early
morning and the dusk Of evening in throwing the fg
Better ,por am confident than he thus epoys m never
experienced in any countrynot even BY the anglers Of
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Mousrt So MAsy's College, near E,nnsSusburg, nd.
THE annual session of studies Mars College
August and ends the last WedHesdz,
OF June. "a
The terms oO.for ars mouths
advance afterwards SO for each hall Away
PAYABLE The only for
each asd
German and panieh (sI-o optona) ~sdh 50 annus
p-''e'' y ~ JOHN MccArFREY, d. d.
y,tv ao-a,w r ~ll Si t 81 at. rresidess.
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(Pennsyiran,a avenue, sosfA ride rse lotTsrsaJ
TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES AT AuCrYoN.--es Thsrsasy,
half NO - IN sqnsrs No 90 situated On .sh ovs, BE-
rs
consnnx The oisi 70 dsst win a,sy
fourth cash residue 10 esas tu.aAnsnw sir
with by deed
trust Tile ndspuAbe Uonyeyanc'ss ~ ms expense Of ns
Juy pa-d,. .set rsrv,I sy-'rt ~ ssFf ,r,s 80
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Hahas Thrive hundred prime hams OF
Ill quality favor, OF sas1osa brands, via
WiHsoh's vtxiNta c1sed luaEas- q ~
John echooly d Iwens city hsrs trt e u s'f
Shrewsbury d Puce's Palmetto hams. ~ Z" ir
5000 ihs. prime shoulders cared for family use. 1.sE
- tssl~5 a. .tttty -. ALSO, .4ft $3.50 y,
green .uperio flavor and aiss
20 from o. W. ~ 'lit p , .,'
of Al kinds and fuNlees
fsni~e for low Odd
northwest corner OF I3lh and streets. ,ns
13--gteod ~ 70 s 81 s+eH JOHN j. JOYCE
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By r.. N. SruATrON. Auetioneer,
(Psnnsyira"fa avenve soulh 'ide lotA sfres<)
SUPERIOR MARE, SADDLE AND DRIDLE, AT AUCTION
y Saturday morning. july - al 10 o'clock In onf or my
shs sell superior dun eolored mare hardy eats
traveller under the rsddie 4E fest r-t Et,4Tst-a
AIso, good saddle and Bride "a .... .--.-rl
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not to cay reverence. The like may never come again
nor man of his lordshps wisdom and capacity ever
more be found What dignity in the succeeding semi.
mehi. right worthy OF the Cromwellian time
81 hob that men, 10 be worthy and capable Of wield-
ing The great power given to them BY representative instr
,n'ons, must have attained 10 certain moral grow TIL
bey must have been not only accustomed 10 the presence
OF evil and religious liberty, but they must have been
IN the habit OF exercising fully and freely all subjects
the Intellectual powers and the moral discipline which
such liberty leaves at their discretion.
Ohe Slse their no,ions about il will. has TOO frr-
lae"sy hsppeaed, be only loo truly expressed by Mil
ton'a forcIolv lines -, vi ~ tr' FIX 80
- ih:y eawl for freedom in their ssnseie.. mood
ana sun revolt When truth would make them iee
Llcensc they mean v hen they cry liberry
=. rof VINO loves that must first be wise and good y
The Lord Hsuy-I beg his excellency'. pardon--h.s
become poetcal He is now in region unc xposed to
ofms win clear sweep Tor every rhetorical flourish and
Tue silence OF hn AUDITORY evidently comes 10 his imaei-
na"on inc Smooi OF Ptooundes, admiration. He 10 a
live lord who speaks let him be heard: - b
,"lf,hs terms Of the memorial were vs,o,sd oon,,
there be farer field for the political adyen,urer. who
ohss ior no consequences in the pursuits of hi.
ends OF The reckess demsgosue whose eeousro mi,h,
os",S here be sharpened bya vruent hatred TO Eng.
sa"a Iooa population be found more completely
n''ed 20 De caloed BY The arts OF the in,rxuer II
The Colonial Standard not only sides with al, III.
eRcepnnG IA the praise given the Home Colonial Ofe.
ou urges an amendment OF the franchise by raising ~
''snf and accompanying with propor,,on.te rating
and pay ment of isres = f.s---'-s !. ~ "
Whnss hrs ercel'ency that forlorn island thu. des
eAnhit curious 10 watch how at hame material In
noehoes ere getting the upper hand-iuAuences that will
not es spent before reaching to this strange West India
k'oup Thus the most conservative. and rnost con.~r
Yauvey consistent, periodical in England BLACK God }
IN an Article 'xoid and em.Sa,,oan notices AZ one
'pepnousand unforeseen effect from dianu'ion n tn.
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v isle,b .,loSFplI.oh OF rhk oHto, al .s.a.. .
WHEELING, July zl-ihe- Ohio river 10 still low. The
wafer but twenty ok inches deep tho bars snd
The boats have neatly quit running 10 Psburg. Tbs
steamer Rescue leaves here to-day for Cincinnati Win s
psereIs and freight BY the Bsilimore and Ohio I.iIosd
from tic East This reuo.is sul working suocs.,f.llv
though nsights are highi0 Cine maui and 90
cents 10 L2usyiili .l,..4..f..
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NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1853.
]. n. MAGHEE & co.

Wholesale Deslers and yob5ers in Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps,Se.,
FiRsr sTRsEr. EVANSVILLE, lsD.
Respectfully invite the attention of Merchants and
the trade generally to their unusually large md fun
soItment Of Spring and Summer ~ Goods which they
have in store, and 10 which they will be daily
ceiying additions through the coming y
1t is unnecessary for them enumerate, or pafsca.
larize the different styles; qualities and varieties OF
their goods Tits sufficient TO that their stock Will
be found full and complete with ever, description OF
goods suitable for the Western market, all Of which
have been selected with particular regard 10 quality,
style aud price. and which. from their long enee
in the trade, they confidently recommend to their
friends and the trade In general
Their stock OF Boots aud shoes Is also large and COM
pcte, consisting OF Mems Boys Boots and Shoes.
Monroes, and Brogans of all kinds and varieties. Wo
mems and Misses CATERS, Bootees, Shoes, Slippers.
and Bnskins with ChildreD's Shoes and Bootees, OF
Kind and price. all of which they offer at extraor
binary low prices being purchased in Boston for cash
exclusively.
They have also hand fine assortment of Hats,
Caps and Bonpcts Of all kinds for Spring and Summer
Wear. So. ~. a-s..
They earnestly request of buyers examination Of
their stock before purchasing they and
win sell at prices low and terms advantageous
can be met with at ST. Louis Cincinnati any othei
Western market.
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ADvERTISE

EVANSVILLE merchants are respectfully invited to
IL make themselves and their wares known to the
people Of South Eastern Illinois through the medium
= 80 = : $50 = = = =
The County Of Wayne, in which the PRESS has a cir
OF about 6p0 already Trades more excusv
at Ev .nsvie than with any other city. Owing the
improving Market Facilities, aud The constant ngux
oil poPufausn. this trade will rapidly increase Those
merchants who would reap the benefit of this trade,
advaIltageously, should in orn the public thereof
Orders Tor advertising and inscriptions may be left
with GEO. barron ESQ, X Raeighs Wholesale house
Main 81. Evansville, Ind. J. &. MANLEY,
nhS} Proprietor of the Press"
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AnMINISTR ATOR,S NOTICE

r HAVE taken out letters administration on the es
tae Of Ann fupmsn late Of yanderburgh county ais
elsed All persons tide ted 10 said estate will mako
NE and those 10 have claims against es
viii present the for settlement The estate Is
supposed to be solvent. yAO. M.LOCkWcOD,
marc 4.w Administrator.
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ATTENTION.,

TINE firm of ByfGrd & Finch. by mutual consen. ;
u this day dissolved Those knowing themseIves i,
debtci will please call and settle at the old stana
where either Of he firm may be found ready to wal, O.
their friends. either profes scnaisy CT financially.
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MCDONALD g. cos

Daguerrean esalleRy.
NTESSRS MCDONALD & co would respectfully in.
M form the citizens OF Evansville and vicinity that
they have taken the room formerly occupied by Mr..
webster, for he purpose of establishing permanent
CALLER, in this city. Mr.. Mcdonald has had long ex-
perience In the business both in New York and Louis
vile. w. - - -
Call and examine 5pecimens Pictures inserted in
rms Kings, End Lockets, Instruction given In the art
on bic terms and Instruments &C. &c furnished
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- SMUT MACHINE FoR aAIE

THIS Machine was patented by J. H. McCray March
% 1859. and Is inferior to machine now in use
have several on hands and prepared to furnish the
to order and warrant them to clean wheat thereby.
the rights TO the States Of lrdiana and illinois
and wish to sell of the States Interest ina both
This chance to make money and il any perssn wish
to engage in it they will please call on me al Mechan.
icsville, Miles from Evansville the Princeton road
HIRAM HOPKINS.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
At the Wall Paper aud Lamp Store
JOHN DEvEREUX, JR.. MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
First AND SECONp.

THE undersigned hereby returns his thanks t. the
l. ciiizensof Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed and would most
respectfully call their attention his present and
beautiful stock, comprising the latest patterns of Hail.
dining room, chamber and other Papers of superior
qualities HIS stock OF Gold Par1or Paper is
most complete and will vie with any house in the
West They now ready for the inspection of all
those who may favor him with call. Nc trouble 10
show goods. Inh26 JOHN c. DEV REUXJr.
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new SPSING GOODS.

NncSV sCHcdPtE s.NDrHPeSt :
have just received the best selected Ut
Spring Goods, broughtto this market: Consist
ing Of ready made Clothing of every variety; together
with splendid lot of Hats Caps and furnishing Goods
which will sell cheaper than ever Ny facilities
buying goods enables me to offer GREATER INDUCE
MEMS Thea ever.
MY WING MACH1N
still continues on the best work cheap
er han can be made by hand anywhere = * 4 49,
Call and examine my goods they worthy your at
tention fmare1 S. GUMBEkTS.
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EVANSVILLE HAT MANUFACTORY
Spring Fashion, Centlemen's Hats.
IL SHALL introduce INV Spring styie Of Gentlemen's
4 Hats on Saturday, March 5th The style and shape
neat and the qualify the best that tine ma
4 am now ready to take orders Persons sending or
oeLs from distance, may rely their being promptly
anu SaIeiu.y neo.H az " y. VAUTIEk-
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HOPKINS & READ have In store nne stock OF
IL Looking Glasses, Carpets, Straw Masings. AID
Rugs. Also good line of Summer Clothing. Hats and
HOPKINS IL READ have In store q few chests Of
ctcce Teas Tor family use, which they offering
at low Sssgains. ml30
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"avISG purcha sed mr.. Shocks Billiard Saloon, We
IL will in shor- ii re have 1t placed complete or
der for visitors In Ih meantime it is closed 10 ena
BILE us 10 make repairs. .
mh29-3t SMITH & ROWLEY.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ha
IN been appointed administrator of the estate OF MI
jam Howard late of Wand erburgh County decd Sais
estate is supposed tobc solvent.
SILAS STEPHENS.
mha3tw administrator.
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FOUND

A SCARFPiN-Pin gold. with figure Of Bird on
IA top Owner can have IL by calling at this Office
proving properry, and pa, ing for advertisements.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Miss X. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
- 70 ,se eSens o. % she Is prsp.rst
Der of young laliss and hopes by strict attention.
merit the appreciation Of all who patronize her cblf
LEATHERAND FINDINGS. q
"ILLlAM BELL. 10 just opening ut the corner Of
w Water and Locust streets, y large and well sc
lceted stock Of leather and findings consisting in par
2eoo sides Of sole leather Hemlock and spanish oal
SO doz co. No, 1. 9 and 4, Tampico extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
IS doz Kip-Prme City, heavy country, light me
90 dog DC cochi neal Roam
10 :. Pink blue and green de- ss5e7es 80
20 Binainrs-Lindsss rs cape ape goat i and sheep
5 :. Patent Kid skins. = =
$50 :. Calf skins-light, heavy. and medium World
Fair and Caron, rs - $50 -.i's--.|
10 g Madrass Kid III 90 -,
90 bbls pegs. m saa so % 49, s
$40 prs lasts. 1,ral :. ~ it.. ss-f3 8sf 81 3 49,
Boot trees rasps avis inecrs nails balls tacss
stamps thread, buffers, licker wheels, Keys. hooks
and all other tools and materials by shoe makers
ell Of which will be sold most reasonable terms
CRACKER WHEAT Grail am Flour. and Pear
marie COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
CLOSING OUT.
the dersgn I'd want the FIRST floor ftheir Store
"A for lusive Wholesale sobDing business
wi,iclose, their -etail stuck al low prices All per
wanting great many goods for little money arc
mario MOKGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
PooFING TIN, l5oboxv.in store and 70 arrive and
IL forsale by fInar5l SAMUEL ORR.
GARDEN AND CIR ASS SEEDS
A CHOICE LOT OF GiRDRN SEEDS. genuine and
~ fresh Also TIMoTHY and REDToP g. pure and
narl4 - - --- -------
AY AND MANURE FORKS, a. doz. reed and for
II sale by lmurlil sAM'L ORR.
ZINC WASH BOARDS, 50 doz for sale by
II marl1 SAMUEL ORR.
MOT Candles. Is boxes best quality for. sale low
IM by lmarsl s Z: GiLBERT q CO. :
I > per steamer Glendy Burke, and .for sale by
s. K. GILBERT q CO.
MARI Sycamore near Water.
TsGKINssS.
FINE assortment OF the best brands for sale low by
IA lmarl MERRITT. FIELD & CO.,
UTADDING Ba.tingsnd. Cotton Yarn; full assert.
w %ent Of the above sSods S1 sale r by
BOOTS & SHOES.
THE first shipment Of large Spring Stock. just r..
i ceved, including Mems Bo. and Youths Brogans
and Calf l;oots, b, V,K. HENDRICKS & co. =
mar 9 r.r--r77-s--- -er = ~ - - =
FANCY GOODS
TINE largest stock Of Fancy Goocs ana nolonS can
i be found at MERRITT, PIELD * CO.
mare - 49,
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.
j Fnrs Fresman,s Barber shop. BY Rev; b R Hall.
Allisons History Europe, from the hestorauon OF
the Bonrbons to the present time trart -
s'S A,os '''' r,,.r 81 SAM. LISTER.
HATS HATSH HATS y!
WE have received large stock Of Mems and Boys
w SILK Panama, Leghorn, Palm Leaf. and many
cher Finds of Hats suitable for the Spring trade Also
fine assortment ladies Summer Bonnets of the late
Jnny Lind TrcpoJi China Pearl, Rice Pearl, uueen
Braid and other desirable Kinds. al Of which weoner
/ To the trade at very low prices. - - . :. =
csUGARHoUsE MoLAssEs.-.s -
ID % bills sugar no ise MoIasses; a-.a
eStdo do do;
feb7 f'e 't' 50 - 80 PRESTON BROTHERS.