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- ALLIS q HOwES
Wholesale GrOCeYS.

wholesale GrOCeIS. e-t
Corner of Hater aad Pine SITS EraaspifIs, lad.
(IIAvE hand of the largest and best selected
stocks of Groceries, opened In the West and
can offer inducements that will justify Dealers prefer
the market at Evansville any distant point
Merck ants are invited to call and examine. -.
COFFEE--Rio, Jamaica, Java, Mecca. -
TEA-Imperia, Gun Powder, Hyson, Young Hyson,
Poushong 0olong Of all grades from lowest pnce TO ne
lest. fr
SUGAR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf, Crushed,
powdered.
MOLASSES-The very best Plantation purchased pre-,
vious to the first Frost Also reboed and Sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the best impaired,
great variety OF Brands to domestic manufactured.
WINES-Port, Madeira, Claret, White, Sherry, Cham,
paign different Brands and navors. .
G1N-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol
land in Jugs. @
CIGARS-A great variety of Brands at all prses from
% 50 to SIS 5G y 1000 t't q
AXES-Simmon 9, Davis and the celebrated Collins.
Together with general assortment OF all articles gen
orally kept in Grocery Establishments. such Seap
lot Of Gunny Bags Turk Island and Kanawha Salt Oils
Paints, Brooms, Brushes Paper, Tobacco, Counter
Scales Co1ee Mills, Spices, do ground Matches Traces
Well Chains and hxtures Tumblers, Deeanters, Jars
Lanterns Hall Lamps, Oysters SarJines Mackerel Shad
Goldfish, Hernng Shoyels, ect., ect., ect.
All the goods we sell warranted. oct1
CtORDAGB.-e5 coils Boston Manufactured Manila
~ Cordage for check lines just received and for sale
by Uan7l FOSTER e. RROWN.
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>sa READY MADE CLOTHING.
FUHNlsHlNG GOODS, HATS,
CAPS, &C., sc. .rs@ -
Who'll SALE AND RETAIL.

rUvHE UNDERSIGNED have just been receiving as
Il the above establishment large stock Of READX
MADE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C., which
they oner for sale to old and customers at whole
sale RETAIL at the lowest prices They othe
best manufacture ind made in the most fashionable
styles Having been purchased at such rates as will en-
able them TO sell at the lowest prices Those
ing Clothing Of any description, or Gentemen's Furn
TO cali ut this before purchasing
In this stock will be found Overcoats Coaks, Dress
Frock and Sack Goats, Shirts, Hats and Caps &c. &c.
which are now open for inspection. Call il you want
to get goods cheap. 80
They have also on hand large assortment OF
"H0 ~ ~ HN -0
CompyisiRy all ordinary varieties, which offer for
sale at reduced prices. har
IPCail and examine these goods, as they worthy
Of attention. (dec 30. KAHN d VILE.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. CO.
HARTFORD CONNECTICuT


INCORPORATED 1sl0.-CHARrrR PERPETUAL
Authorized CaPI $3.50 Cap'I $50 OoO
TNHiS long established and well known Institution
L has transacted most extensive insurance business
for more than forty throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces. Ii has aimed
public nddence, by honorable and faithful
ulnent Of its contracts; and owners of proparty
assured that all fair claims for loss policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Houses. Stores, Merchandise, Household Furniture
Vessels on the stocks while in port. &c. &c.. will be
insured at rates as low the risk will admit The fol
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON, President.
ALBERT DAY, CALVIN DAY,
JAMES Goopwrx jos ALLYN,
CHARLES BoswrLL, JOHN p. BRACE.
HrNRY kinney. CHARLES J. Russ.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
-CHRsroPMzR G. LYMAN. Assistant Sec'y.
GPApplications for insurance may be made to
ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent,
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank,
dece Evansville. Ind.
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The above letter shows that in res hot IRE, RicH'
SALAMANpERs the only Safes to be depended upon
in the Pearl street fire. elccen Safes, of different max
were totally destroyed RIcHs SAFE bidding dee
ance to the names preserving notes, bonds and moga
ges, to the value OF el00,O00. The Chcothe Gre 10
parallel case-EvERY SAFE RICHs destroyed. Thes>
repeated occurrences prove ncontest5iy that Wilder
Patent Salamanders. with RIcH's IMrRovEMEKT, thu
best Safes made in the United States In the whole
world. They be had at the DEPoT, 146 WATER sr.
and at the Factory, corner of ST. MARKS PLAcE and
ArrNUEA, New York. STEARNS & MARVIN.
--. .diso, at the Toiioping Ageneies. ID
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
l.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, s. C.
THOMPSON q ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Nd.
HOLYOAKES, LOWNES & CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY Il MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALLIS & HOWES, Evansvill la,
3. SHEPARD * CO., Buffalo, NY
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lock port n. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. H. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSES, Columbus, Ga.
DE'HOSSET & BROWN Wilmington n. @.
WM. RANDALL, St. Paul. NJ +.
MORLEY Il RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD e. GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester, N. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada.
oct4
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CASE Rowland's Mill Saws;
do Bringhurst's Crosscut Saws;
do Johnson & Conaway's Circular Saws;just rec'd
and fer sale at the sign of the Mill Saw. BY
je3 C.M. GRIFFITH.
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE URANCE COMPANY

The above rates are for the whole term of Efe For
seven years. Insurance. the rates 33 per cent. less
On the mutual rates half only is required in cash.
the remaining half I'm a Premium Note.
California risks taken at extra premium Of 81 per
cent. J. CASSELBERRY AGENT.
MERCK DEAN, Secretary. febe3
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SELLING OUT no CLOSE uP.

SELLING OUT TO CLOSE UP.
INTENDING TO CHANCE OUR BUSHES, we
w sell our large and extensive stock OF Stoves &C..
1s ~ prime cost Wright & Brdgford's Cooking raages.
Seckeye State. Hoosier State, and Star Premium Cook
Ss' ot,aEe franklin for coal wood; Airtght
Coal Canon, Of all sizes. Also handsome variety Of
Mantel and Common Crates, Tin-ware, yapaned- ware
% Iea-kettes, Coabuckets, Iron Spoons, La
OUT stock b all new, and of the best quality and WIN
Se SOLO ae cost, 70 close up. Stove dealers can buy
freight. s8FalE Ut --'-~ f~~
N,B-ro any one wishing to engage in the Stove
ana lin business, will SELF Tools Fixtures &C. &c
low. The location is the best in the city.
saniS-u J.P. SCHWING q co.
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8 A II ES

lust reed an assortment OF Rich & Co.'S Improved
- Patent Safes, which will sell New York manu-
factory prices, with addition of freight only.
ALLIS & HOWES
-i Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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J. s. JAauEss, EvASs'L, FIELD, MERRIrr & Co., NY
MERRITT, FIELD Il CO.

TMPORTERs and Wholesale Dealers In Foreign and
u Domesiic Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and shoes
ladds building First street between Main and Syca
more. Evansville. Ind. particular attention paid 70
dors.) -tt scetSJ
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T H F.
GREAT ERE IN CHILLICOTHE.
HODO
)ne.third Of the Town Burnt - Ashesl

CmLLIcorHr, o., April 18th, lesR.
Messrs. STeARKs & MARVIN = q
Gentlemen: Yours of the 5th is at hand. In reply.
every Safe in the fire. has proven good for
nothing. lost large Safer WAS PERFECTLY psrRov
ED-but in the SMALL SALAMAKcER BOUGHT rRon roo
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedient sePvt,
--ar. WIN. t. CLEMONS.
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ANOTHER GOLD MINE FOUND.
Boots, shoes, Hat, caps and Carpet

II PROPOSE to sell out my entire stock of goods at
cost for CASH. and for cash emily, wholesale or re-
TAIL My stock is Of the best manufacture, and of the
latest styles. All who wish get Boots, Shoes, &c.
their own price will do well TO give me call at No.
Main street. Evansville, nearly opposite the bank.
janlO JAMES Il. PAGE. Jr.
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NUMBER PIT,

Gas. w. cK"......................A. LosxNsTtx
MACK & LOBENsTIN E's
" este + N a + G . . h N 9 Stor
.s WFULL BLAST! lsr
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA,
In TEE LOWER sroRy o. DRrws PAVILION, coRRsR -
WATER SYCAMORE srRnrTa eN
.. Nessrs. MACK LoBENsTINE $500
have Just reed and will continue Ql0
%sessss,s Tsss,s from Iein large 89N
nnat the largest and most extensive assortment Of
ast' FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
manufactured with especial to meet tn, want,
the sn1 sSnssIs 5 Of every article q
~ taste. ets.-.t ..-.a. -
One assortment Of black, brown, gray drat Nackin
aw Blankets Box and Overcoats a fine lot Of 9th coais
Of all sizes and prices superior black and blue French
and English Cloth Dress, Frocks and Sack Goats fun
and grey and all colors of Tweed Cassm ere sack
frock and dress Coat, Roundabouts and Coats or all
kinds. al -s4-i E--. ~ st
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere pants;
fancy French Cashmere Pants; fancy stripes blue black
and steele mixed and cadet mixed Sanett Pants, Tweed
and Corduroy pants Of everj variety and price " st
VESTS,
Black silk and Vests fancy and lain silk velvet
Vests fancy cashmere Vests sainett vests and common
vests Of all kinds.
Z.FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting Of an elegant and 6|bIh
large assortment Of custome I NlhjQ
made bosom shirts, shirt collars. e9lMJ
eravats Of superior quality and beautiful patterns
nit cotton drawers, gloves, and
every other article usually found m the most extensve
establishment of thu country. tx. W Gg f-if
&h In connection with their large stock Of HEEA
clothing, they will keep fbe assort- Ef&3 y
UMw ment of CAMPS Superior HATS Cars. =
Also, all kinds of Union, Mexican California, Leghorn
Panama and other styles of hats. with variety Of
BOOTS and SHOES, e.l.t,
s useless to mention theirelegant and very exten-
sve lot Of togskin and other kinds TRurxs CARrsr
BAGS andy ALIsEs.
Offering our hesrtfelt thanks for the mstskable
Of approval received in 9th the whole
ana retail departments Of business, respect
aiy soliciting continuation of the putlick favor,
deem unnecessary to Iecaptulae sed facii
ues and systems Of conducting busiI which
aoe as TO compete If not excel any establishment Of tho
KIND h the Union We beg to say, thai every step In
progress, in experience and extending business,
tends townrds enabling the extend great
oucements and facilities to customers. Having
arged our business to considerable degree lest
spr lg, we are this enabled ffends
and 70 the inspection of purchasers generally stock %
goods which IN superiority Of make. beauty Of styles
owness Of prices has certainly not its equal either
1TCountsy merchants should not fail to see this stock
before purchasing. .,,..l -.s f.-.
s ~ g.lE3-s lftt MACK 6 Lo9ENSTINR.
EvGnsciHe, Oct. Je, 1851. tsfr al q. s,irIle
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TINE undersigned would invite the attention Of the
j public to the large assortment of Bugges, Rocka
ways Sulkies &C. which he constantly living from
the manufictory Of ID. Woodruff, Salem, c.
He has now on hand two Extra Fine kockaways, one
Prince Albert together with other varieties Of Open
and Top Bugges.
Orders for Carriages every description promptly a
tended to. feb l9l JOHN HEALf, Agent.
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JOHN GRAHAM. JOHN vARRELL.
GRAHAM n FARRELL.

II {
w pose Of doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
cery Provision and Produce Business Sycamore ST.,
shree doors Jas. Laughns Jr. iron We
prepared keep full aud well selected stock, and will
se AT "a Tow rates neyhbors. The produce
country will be taken cash. at its market value and in
the conduct Of business, we shall ondeayor
make it satisfactory to our patrons
ap24u GRAHAM q FARRELL.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

x-,ooK,s FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps every thing
choice in Groceries aud provisions, on rifss s,se'
hetveen Main and Locust. now"
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-Four Fine Farms in Markft. at Bargain

EfE undersigned is instructed to sell four tracts nj
Ffme LIND, in Prince William county, yir.
GINA, lying two miles from Dumtries. tour miles from
uie fotomac, and only two hours lun from the
steamboat landing at Washington.
Farm n o. consists of 800 acres. $50 in cult
Vation, with large new Barn. Stables. Brick Meat
excellent water IN the ward. and Fruit oevcry
description Dwelling, three-s brick. 40 by 20
, 1cet. rare opportunity 10 fine farm
lerlhS-one- third cash, residue in l. , and ears
Farm No. contains abou; 800 acres HAVING
twostory Frame Dwelling. 81 BY l6. with tyt.
rooms, and steam Saw Mill, which cost ah.u,
S-,"oV Has on II two unfang Streams and several
springs Situation elevated; 80 10 10 acres nar1aIIy
Seafed; some fruit; mill in daily operation Terms
ohe-iodrth cash, residue. l. ,. and 3 wears.
Farm No. is tract of 100 acres 81 c cared
mas small House on il: with some Fruit trees q
ihe spIlng OF water. Terms-One- half cash resi-
due, and years.
Farm n o. 4 has $40 acres, some % cleared.
th' remainder iii fine well grown timber and well
Watcred. Te:ms-One-touIth cash, residue in l. >
and years = y
!he above Land is OF IA superior quality. and is
"nefed a. bargain much lower thun the valuation
OF the neighboriug lands. ANY two of tie above
tracts can be bought jointly, Or il desired the whole
VIII he sold together Lands in the vicinity are en-
hahcIilg IN value, and The timber alone on The fourth
tract viii pay ior il and No. more than three times
over, making the purchase decided Spec1uation 4
ready and convenient market j. afforded by the
Steamhoa'S To Baltimore Alexandria, and the Els
uIct cities. Apply :orhw iiil Ia
K. A. SOMMERNiLLE
Pension. Land, and heal Estate Agent.
seP---aW2W 'th street, opposite p. O. Dept.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Sept 1j-10 p. NJ.
learn, upon what may be deemed good authority,
that 1t is contemplated BY the friend. of Governor
Lowe, IN tins city, 10 make him 4 magnificent pre-
sent, consisting OF splendid of silver upon the
occasion OF his retiring from office. The enterDrise
Is already on foot. This token of eat. EN- will of
course, be entirely gratuitous and perfectly sponta
neous, as tax, averaging twenty dollars per head.
! Is said to have been levied upon all tho State
Office holders in Baltimore make up the required
amount In the course of time therefore. Won NAV
expect to hear ola superb present having been given
10 'iie tx Governor, as al evidence of esteem, and
Oh the high appreciation in which his official services
nave Dfen hell. There will, doubtless b. speeches
upon lat occasion, setting forth the many virtues
and excellent qualities of much esteemed and
worthy Governor. From the 'fullness of the heart
the mouth speake;h." | might name the prominent
movers IN this praiseworthy project, but will leave
Their good deeds to sgnalize their Immortality at a
future time.
The Democratic Convention had quite a stormy
session last night, and by a tremendous effort sue
ceeded III winn"wing two choice spirits, Messrs
Howard and Hobbs, As candidates, from the super
abundance OF chat, mixed up among the pure grairr
These gentlemen are both young and inexperienced
In legislative matters, but they have the ability to
learn, and Will do. Men of more experience would
be preferred There yet eight more delegates to
nominate, for which you NAV estimate some forty or
fifty asprants.
II Is pretty well conceded that the Wings Will net
nominate delegate ticket. They 60 pretty much
Tor the temperance men who are equally divided in
polItcs and very clever men. This party, under
such circumstances; must secure very large vote
and IN all probability, may be successful. There is
general and strong current in their favor.
Our citizens delighted with the new Olympjc
Theatre 1t Is crowded nightly TO overhown. with
very fashionable audiences. The performances I'M
usually attractive.
understand that the cholera has been very severe
IN Cumberland, some twenty five death. occurring
within three days, amongst them Mr.. Van Lear q
well known lawyer OF the town.
Business in our city has again been quite brisk
this week. About 10000 barrels flour sold closinp
today at Sc l24. Also, about $50 900 bushels
wheat, and some 10, 900 bags Rio coffee at II Nc "a
He. q l2c. per pound. Sales of some 200 hogs
heads sugar al full prices Probably one million of
dollars Will have changed hands for these leading ar
ticlcs when the week ends. This must tend TO brin.
large amount of money TO the city as most of the
sales were for export and the western and southern
merchants.
change. RopERIcK.
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AUCTION SALES.
by K. N. STRATTON, Aucttoneer.
FxECUTOR's SALE of very Val.
u uable Real and Rers0nal stnfa

On MONDAY, the 18th of October next at 4 o'clock
p m. will be scld at my auction rooms south side
OF Fennsy ysnis avenue, near 10Th street. all the
reel and perscnsl property belonging 10 the estate Of
Inos. W. Pairo, deceased. viz:
Los u, III square north Of l, fronting on PepnSyl.
Eahia eNenue and street, containing about 800
feet.
L"t :" IN square ?, improved by very larrc sto re
warehouse sud wharf fronting TN both TIE Potomac
rivrr aud Chesapeake and Ohio cat al leiny one of
most valuable pieces of wharf property in the city,
Lot 10. square go, with three story brick dwell.
lng, now occupied by Nee. Young. Esq, on north
street, between 18th and 3th streets. wet
Lots IL aud Is. square 29l, on vest side Of 10Th Il
west. between and north
Lot l, square 34S with three story brick S.or.
house. now occupied by J. NJ. Dom & Brother and
one OF IN. very hest business stands in the city, sill
uated oil PeHrs, lyHnia avenue, north side between
10th and llth sire cts wet.
4 snail part of Lot 26. square 3CS. OH an alley
back Uf d and 9Th streets ID and 81
handsome country seat. containing about Is
acres Of ground. with large and substauti,l brick
dwelling house. large and substantial barn. and 9th
er out houses: situated the heights. Just north
of the ~ boundary line, adjoining Kalorama
81 shares Bank of Metropolis Stock
AGO do Patriotic Bank do
So do HoustOnic Railroad do
do c. and .. Canal 10
10 Washington City and Georce TOW n Steam
parkHt Stock
l do Washington Library Company
One hun ired dollars CorIurati n # WASHINGTON
Stock.
Terms Of sale Fer rea! estate third ca al roe.
itue in one ard two years. with interest Secured by
de-d OF trust on the propeity; for the stocks cash
will DE rsqu'r d..
BY oder OF c. W. PAIRn. Executor
r. n. STRATTON. 4uct'r
sen lf-rSTurwSr,td-
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Fugitive Slave Case

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l5.-Wm. Sprigcs.
fugitive slave claimed by DIR. JOHN
W mtrldge, of Baltimore, was arrested
here to-day bya yovng man. son of the
notorious Geo. F. Albert. He had a
hearing before Commissioner InCraham,
acknowledged himself slave and refused
to have consul. lie was remanded to his
master, and left this afternoon. There
was no excitement, and no negroes pres
ent at the hearing.
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" itiIr'iioS, sept ~, ND.
SE: In ansver 70 your inquiry relative TO the no
t."" published ly y :. S;O,t III tiS mornings NJ
toihd I'tcigtcfr lave 10 say. that on the il;h of
July the recU'ary matters in controversy bet cen
you and INN were referred 80 Mr. Thomas r. N,orwan
and myself sriirtois, for settlement: that on
the lIth Cf August to tiI.ai and COM ic-e
settlement of the sGIic: That day We inae up an
award Which W" sighed and sealed in he presence of
witness: and thar tie next dav ; agri in your
hands one Coy uT IN" same. and Left ai!milcr 1T he
house OF Ar. StOtt. Nr. = Informed Ihe in person
the same day that he had ye il. He las rfpcat
edly complained 10 me stree then that the award
was an just towards linn. n d till within a few DAYS
has urged me t. try and induce you to have the case
again sHbmitted-whch request L have most posi-
lively refused. The award We'll us can reuien-
der. required Mr.. Stott 10 pay you something over
thirteen hundr' ard eighty dclars. and in addition
CAV" you debts due the firm to the aInoppt of nine
teen hundred and EfGyscyen dollars. OF course
there : 10 truth IN Mr. Solt's stat mpnt that the
arbira net able 10 aercc. On tie contrary
We never had The slightest difference in fixing and
determining the mate referod to US.
Yours truly.
JAMES W. SIIEIIAN.
T. OXIEY. E>q. SEP l3--Iw.
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Patent Gas ReeT1Iafcr

'TiE inventor Dr. hhidcr.) 0i this economical and
u"l'i' instrument, serves tie thanks OF the as
consuming coinmuniy. The saving effected by The
use ut VII be found iu'!y - pr cent III every per
sons gas hill. 1t can be adjusted is to >unp;,
the gi> at any dcSifed pressure less than that OF Tho
street, anu When once adjusted, thu Regulator Will
continue to supply the gas al that pressure uniform
", without requiring further or attention. aud
independent OF al the fluctuations otie street pres
sure.
no 81 fi"pr!"t"rS and storehcCp?rs in the city oi
Washington and vicinity DESTROYS To avai! them,
themselves at the "con0ini>"r, can obtain ali firtt
information by calling on the sub>crih r WHO nas
fitted one of these Regulators up in his Store and
will give an illustration OF il.
EDWARD II BDTfT.ER
Practical Gas Filter and Plumber
South West corner OF 9th aud street..
aug % II