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The BRITISH DOMINION IN lsDn.-Hindosian is diyi-
ded into three parts st The BRUSH dominion, prop
ery called in which the British power is paramount
"a. The tributary dependant States, governed by ma.
tive princes 30. The independent States
HDdos,an embraces i,2l4,si3 square miles, with a
population Of I3looOooO. The proportion OF the three
classes above stated are, British 5ia s73 square miles
tributary, 50i6lo miles Independent, i37, 600
The British have paramount power over $4,000 0co OF
people, and Indirect control Al 500 .oo9. OF the
ia 900 900 in Hindos,ap the British directly and ndi.
reoty control and govern 12G,50oo 900. Ii is truly
derfui wban we reflect that This immense country with
six times the population OF the United States governed
and controlled by a committee OF merchants in London
The East India army al the present time musers over
100000 men Of all arms-4o,ooo cavalry is Included in
this enumeration.
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CoLoRfD POPULATION IN CAsADh-A petition has
been presented to the Canadian legislature from the mu-
ncipal council of the county OF Kent, representing that
by OF the rapid increase OF the coored population
OF said county, by immigration from the United States
many evils resulting, and likely 10 result to the
said county, and praying for the adoption of
nres with reference thereio.-DsroI Fro Prtn
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AFFAIRS ON THE Texan rRosrIrR-The condition Of
affairs the Texan frontier is very sad the follow.
log account, taken from letter written at Fort Duncan
on The nth May,i correct: a
/" received letter from my brother al Fort Mein
tosh he says that muders occurring every day be
tween that point and Rnggolds The citizens are an X
ious 10 have martial law proclaimed. few days since
al a town near Rnsgolds. four Americans were killed
by rome Mexicans. Inc Americans belonging TO the
place started out and in the OF hour killed -four
greasers" s..
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THE SLAVE INsuRRKcrloN.

New ORLEASs June l6.-Several aIidavits were made
last night against Eoglishman named Dyson regard
the late attempt Dyson, year past
has been teaching school of children. He
cused, about ago. of hailong negro criminal
and was imprisoned for several months. He then dis
played great and legal knowledge in defending
himself The prcsest adavits strong against him
sole planner investigator in the recent attempt The
has been fixed for Wednesday next, the I'D
inst meantime Dyson remains in prison. II the offence
is proved against him. the penalty will be very
probably death. ... ...
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Ponn,yrana apsnns, south side, l0tA rrest.)
ALE ny ORDER OF GovERNMENT.-CARPETs,s STRAW
y mating shades AcOn Saturday morning, June 49,
shall sell for
mept-
Ia Three large three PITY carpets
yards cbequored and plain mating
lot Of oicuth, window shades &c from the Treasury De
Terms cash, In specie
Of sundr variety OF new and
hand furniture, comprising extensive assortment
= June l6-dts i.A
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A SwEDrsBoRoE.s Uslvrs1rr-it appeals that the
new university at Utbana is established and is 10 be sus
tanned by the disciples Of Emanuel Swedenbog. This
We believe is The FIRST educational establishment in the
county OF the rank Of university devoted to the propa
CATION OF Swedenborgism, Professor J. w. jerks. Of
Boston, and Professor NJ g. Williams, OF Urbana, are
10 be naugura,ed into office The 10Th and goth inst
the first professor OF languages and the second Of
sciences female department is also to be connected
with the universily.-Cir Com,
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New HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLATuRE.-From an analysis OF
the occupations of the members Of The New Hampshire
legislature. when they at home. appears that the
farmers have a majority Of the house, They number
1872 far known aud four assumed TO exist
among IS not recorded There 10 traders, 10 law.
yers manufacturers, carpenters, machniss ply
sicans, land surveyors &c. The president Of The SEN
ate is printer, and the remaining IL members thus
divided farmers, lawyers, physicians, black.
smith, merchant, editor. Governor Martin is ply
,ician The council comprises 4 farmers, and pbysi.
clan. From the large number OF farmers and the pros
pect OF early hsyng season this year, the Concord
Patriot deduces the hope OF speedy adjournment
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Sales To-day.
by K. N. sTRATToN, Asctionesr.

By E N. srRATTON, AWctionesr,
(Pennsylrania cnue, south sde loh strset)
SUPERIoR SPANISH BAY PONY AT AUCTION FOR CASH
bsnkhe nd.on Saturday morning. June 1sh In front Of
shall Spanish four old
W perfectly sound, and sold for no mutt
desiring have opportunity Of
him prior to by calling Edwnrd grocery store,
mere o Isth and NJ streets Sale pcrempory.
Junel6
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wILLARD,s HOTEL.

CARpThe undersigned respectfully the friend. and
patrons OF this
Wednesday, the % for repairs and enlargement TO be
Acknowledging the liberal
proprietor he will he able his
house in condition increased continuance OF
the same
II. A, WILLARD.
Washington, June ~ 1859. .@
June lf-dlw
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THE CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.

BALTIMORE June I6.-The Cumberland ,Alleghantan
that all the miners ployed in the coeries struck
Tuesday for advance OF six per None
the comp had allow the advance. Only
900 OF coal market last week, and many
boats lying idle in the canal Of freight.
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SEA BATHING.

Columbia House, Cape Island. New Jersey.
the above hotel IL
OF visisrs this celebrated watering
additions and improvements have
been made this houses including the erection OF number Of
accommodation OF gcnucmen
the and other
comfort and safety Of those VINO may vor
The Columbia with their patronage. IN
l.. HARDWOOD,
June 14-dlm -..U.-... Cape Island, New Jersey.
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.y GREEN q soorr. A-.s,o...s..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
III Monday shall SELL the residence
side ofteb
norih, ocock excellent
Of furniture, viz
Mahogany .ofn., palor and rocking chairs
DO dining, hrestfst, and other tables
Do marble top centre som tables
DO dre--,nr and otf.r burcwus, bockshcfvcs
Maple, cottage, and other bedsieads, wssbstspds '
Mahogany works,nds, wssh eIo.et and foict sets
Feather beds, other mattresses
Wardrobes, a wood chairs
Painted window shades, oiialoth, and mating "sUU
Plated castor., glass snd crcckery ware ..#3 81
eirandoies solar hall, and
P,rior, threepiy, ssir, sud chamber carpets LIZ
Ed Andirons, shovel and and Tenders N
Cooking, radiator, n.
With good lot OF kitchen suM 70
Terms An Of s15. credit Of SIXTY and
ninety days. for note. satisfactorily endowed bearing interest
#lHHa. 1T. GREEN h SCOTT,
June I'D Aucnonsers.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES AT LOWELL.

BosroN, June l6.-Two destructive fires occurred at
Lowell last night and this morning The first fire destroy
ed Webster and Lewiss sash and blind factory Isaac
Places sash ana blind sorehouse, George Fisks store
house Tor bobbins, and others Total loss $l2 600
No insurance.
AT o'clock this morning the old Merrimack mill
took fire in the catding roomsupIosed from ctionan
rapid the spread CT the flames that the entire
part Of the most extensive mills in the country totally
destroyed and the lower stores badly damaged The
the mills estimates the loss $50 which
cred by insurance
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY nORSING, JUNE rs, 1858.

9SM HzsAr ~ Laws, oS naeatssssy, Alabama, soa-
usvsiins Of Tennessee
isd BY @, Lxws, JAass o. LAWS and sAsuxt d. LxwIs
0SM IssAsL E. JAAas NO. lra street. Phiads-
yns, general travelling s.ssed by Wa H. wxLD
CoLIias, JAass DsxKSs, BAssrr Jos Burror,
BurIes, Isaac H. IODINE, Epsrsn W. WILEY, WILLIAM L.
WATERMAN, and GKoksx ], Nelson.
0M W. JANIS OF Cincinnati Ohio, Is general travelling
agent assisted by JonS r. DEsr H. L.
TaoxAs, o, DrEx. c. NJ l. W"saAs ISAAC bAArLsrr, H. o.
Cooxs, A. l.. CnLDs, andL. r. BxowsELL
oS-Rcceipts either Of tbs above VIII Dc good.
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DIED.

On Friday, the 9TH instant, ANGELINE COOLIDGE HARRIS
infant daughter ARNOLD and SUSAN hARKs and
Of Gen. ROBERT ARMSTRONG;. 100 -
The friends of family invited funeral at
O'Clock this afternoon from the residence
Thursday evening, 10Th instant CHARLES infant son OF
JAMES and ELIzA NJ CoLEaATE.
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The Secretary of the Navy returned TO this city from
his late excursion 10 North Carolina. and resumed his
duties at The head OF the department Wednesday, the
18th instant t.
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THE undersigned purposes vi- Tesnes.es Kentucky, ncs
Indiana and The Virginia. upon business
beg. friends AMI the public that he will take
business with which bs
will remain hef time In Knoxville, Me
MinnviIe Nashville, Tennessee Lexington, Frsasscs
Kentucky Springfield in 1inoss
and the counties Of Wood Jackson, Win
Virginia. DESTROYS coiec
attended invited to avail them
opportunity and viii p'easc address the underned
tho of his ONCE will h
e' = CHARLES DE sELDING
7,h street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall
Washington, June i3b, 1883,
June II.
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ny Il. N. srRAT-roN, Auot'onesr,

tPsnnsvirania apenue, soufh Hds, neor Is"fh sHeef
CIrTREN SUPERIOR Mich cows AND ONE FLOODED
hull \, June ls,h at O'Clock
IN. Ccn. Marked 9th street, shall sell the entire
consisting OF hfe~n choice
r one bull selected with great expressly for
private :. yyu.rs 4. .no., o....-
~, Of making alterations and repairs and hiss
~ edis for the same
Farmers. Of securing superior stock win
well TO attend the above sale,
a., y and s'ry dsysfor saiis
0actorIy erdor-~A bearing interest.
June nd lIntsI., Rep, and start
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Hon John s. Caskie, the able representative in Con-
grsss from the Richmond (ya.) district who re-
elected by most aaiiering majority at the May election,
is now in Washington, a, the Potomac House
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snip DESTROYED BY rIRE.

CnAuLEsro,, June The ship Gondar. loading for
Liverpool burnt at the wharf on Wednesday night,
together with 800 bales OF mostly uplands and S75
bbs rosin The ship mostly insured at Liverpool, and
the about 10 Of The value OF the vessel
and cargo.
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Loss or A STEAMER IN rxsAs.

New ORLEANS, June l6.-The steamer louisiana which
arrived here from Galveston, reports that Sunday the
steamer State, with small cargo Of cotton and sugS
Houston, caught fire and scuted and sunk Her cargo
would probably be saved in damaged state.
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SEA BATHING.

n yertA HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT, (yA)-Ths large
III and establishment for the reception OF
.#.tEC5 et. II n,
Tbe .alubry the attractions OF Old
po., and appreciated throughout
Inc non remarks the subject are deemed
- 49,,
the efficient assistants have been
omitted promote the comfort and
cooye o nusuarous patrons.
b eamers from Norfolk Richmond Petersburg, Baltimore,
and daily
"s''""s"''''" JOS. +. REYNOLDS d Co
r.n.s-eoaas te nj ~ Projectors.
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- Metropolis.
81 Washington, May %. 1853.
A GENERAL meeting OF stockhodevs win b.
banking Monday, 9Th day
Of cctnR trustee. for the year then
ensuing.
Ths potts open O'Clock, u O'clock
Nav sl-eodra7Juns AdiH4Juiy RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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rRINcK EpwAnp's BLAND.

NKw YoRK, June 10 The lieutenant governor OF Prince
Edwards Island has suddenly dissolved the assembly Tho
liberals making efforts carry the
sembly,
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n3-At a meeting the Board Of Directors or tho
Metropolitan street,
the following resolution was passed:
Resoned, That Institute opened daily
through the Sundays eXcepted O'clock d. M
public generally be invited visit the
CHARLES CALVERT,
June lift Recording
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Five Dollars Reward.

osT on Saturday evening" 17th Avenne be
Ii tween 18th Streets part richly carved gold
above reward by leaving The artici
a Union ONCE .'
June 14-d5t
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nry-YounE Mems Christian Assoctation-Rooms Fow-
building, street, below L, tho General Once
library and reading day Sunday
the OF three and The religious
OF this
regularly received. Citizens and
cordially welcomed
BY order Of the Association.
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1yTherc will he evening service In the Unitar
Church. and lecture by Dr. Dewey the and following
Sabbath, at 8 O'Clock.
June l6
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n3-Columbia Typographical Society--Ihe members of
society hereby notified meeting
Saturday 18Th instant,
will be submitted a..
BENZ. r. WILKINS,
June le
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ny TELEGRAPH.
A AAA'~L OF fHx st-AeK wAkEoK-LArEA aAvAKA.-
THE SLAVE TRADE

AAA'~L or iHx st-AeK wAKEioK-LArgA FROM aAvAKA.-
rhs SLAVE
NEw loHA, June lo.-rhe steamer Black Warrior
arrived this evening from Havana with date. 10 the I2t
instant
she brings fol confirmation OF the IsndIns 81 ! 100
folk. The vessel scuttled after landing hs Sew
era thousand slaves have been landed tho during
The past Elk months,
There is nothing stirring Of political character az Ha
vana Spanish being hastily prepared
for service. Two British war were
In port.
The schooner Cora which was a prize to tho steamer
Buzzsrd, has been declared illegally captured
The publication OF La Cronca ill be abandoned
The weather oppressvey hot and the city healthy
The choera however is raging earully OF the
estates IN The interior The smallpox is also committing
great ravages at Matanzas md other towns.
HAVANA mABKEr-, June H. Sugars are in limited de-
mand. and prices firm at 81 81 and 81 81 per arrobo
Tor assorted half brown white, 10 yellow, al;
brown, 81 81 The OF shipping has operated un-
asorably business. The stock IN hand is 10000 10
1000 boxes Havana and 80 Ma,anzas The re-
cepts rapidly falling off Coffee IL quoted al 81
very inie being shipped. Molusses in Havana u reals
per keg on The II reals. There is small demaa Nd
from the want Of shipping,
ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RAILRoAD.-KLEyEK
PERSONS KILLED.
NRw York, June I--Another and nco
dent has occurred this road The boiler of engine 81
ploded yesterday afternoon the Susquehannu
with terrible uson Eleven persons were insla
killed and several badly wounded Among the dead is Mr.
Arnold the engineer and three bodies whose are
stated. The Others mostly Irish iaborers were
engaged the road and the engineer when the
xposon took place. The great distress
Some OF the bodies dIeadnlly maDged and dis
figured be recognizable II is not stated what
cnused the accident
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,.oaE INSURANCE. COMPANY. Of Usica, New Ycvh
III awans are marine and inlsnd Transportation O.
.ofA''.' C.HAs. DE SEf.DING, Agent, "
Nav i3-9awn Seventh st., opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
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The BRrTIsu sAvya-The House OF Commons have .
bill before them repeating much Of the navigation
OF si9 requires three fourbs OF the Of every
ship under the flag Of England 10 be British subjects
The bill proposes also enlist boys the age OF four
teen, who. after serving ill they eighteen be
further engaged Tor years continuous service Seamen
now serving in British ships ofwar or in an,men
will be allowed reenter. enlist for the frs, time
under The new arrangement The pay OF an able
at present is 10. I'D sterling day Of an ordinary
man L. Id and what we call second class ordnaries
or andsmen I'D The proposed increase for able
Is 3D. The pay of an able sesmas in the navy. under
the proposed increase, would be co Ia 3D., amounting
in our money 10 Si IS per month The present pay Of
able seamen in the American navy s Sl2 per month. at
which rate officers find extreme difficulty in procuring
seamen The Secretary OF the Navy has directed thai
bounies shall he given 10 men after enstns and being
received on board OF some United States vessel.
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BY Z. N. sTRATrOS. Auct,ons.r,


(Pennsyloaria oeerus, south side, Tenth srsst.)
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING Lor AT AUCTIoN-on
Thursday, June 23d, at O'Clock, the shah
No. 2i7, situated street NORTH between 18th
So feet front by 40 feet deep Title ndspu
the ofthe purchaser.
third residue twelve months
factoriiy secured, bearing interest n.
June I'D
SIIK Lace Man,Ies At cost.-The subscribers
hand Of silk and lace mAnes comprising the
which they will sell
together with large assortment Of dress Eoods
June 1872 MAGRUDER CALVERT.
I'OLERIDGEs WORKS. vol g. Hsrpsr's edition
The English Humoss Of the Eighteenth Century Series
Lectures by W. NJ Tbackeray
Old House by River by the author OF The Owl
Letters.
American Polytechnic journal for June. ,
June ls FRANCK TAYLOR.
nHA CKERAY's LECTUREss-The English Humorists Of
the Eighteenth Century. vol.
Tho Old House by the River by The author OF the Owl Cree
Letters.
Vol. Harper's edition OF Coleridges works
published, and received for sale Harpsrs Agency
r TAYLOR h MAURY'S
June 10 Bookstore, 9Th ST.
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r, Cooley CO., Msvchast Tssasvs. Eighth street
H. side pvvpared
md best style.
pains srasd reader .stsftioo TO those who
favoru s with a call 100 i1l# istt + r@n#
Iuo~R r. Vt r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-25
MEDICaLCO COLLEGE, OF FEvANsvILLE,

EVANSVILLEE. IND.
rr,u. .assion of Is,34 Of this institution. will CON-
| mence under more favorable auspices than that or
any prev ious year.
The Faculty have the pleasure OF announcing to the
Profession that new. commodieus, and tasteful col
building is in process OF erection and VII be
in readiness by the ensuing collegiate course.
The apparatus for demonstrating the various branch
of the Profession ample and OF superior quality;
that students may rely upon as full and complete
course of instruction in this in any Medical School
East or West. Old
The folowin gentlemen comprise the Faculty. viz:
Levi L. Laycoek, NJ. ID. Emeritus Professor Of Phys
lology and Pathology.
Hagh Ronald. NJ ID Professor Of General Descriptive
and Surgical Anatomy.
C.A.Foster, A. NJ. NJ. ID. Professor OF Chemistry.
John r. Wilcox NJ. ID. Professor OF Theraputics ana
Pharmacy.
Madison J. Bray NJ. D. Professor ofthe Principlesan
Practice OF Surgery.
William H. byford NJ. ID. Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Medicine
George b Walker NJ ID. Professor Of Obstetrics, ana
Diseases Of Women and Children
William A. Mcdowell, NJ ID. Professor OF the lnsu'
tutes of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence
John T. Walker NJ. ID. Adjunct Professor OF Anat-
smy.
yember and continue four months The Anatomical
rooms will be open for the accommodation OF Students
who desire 10 study practical anatomy from the first OF
EYnense of regular tickets. $40; Martreuiaion, e5
Practical Anotomy, $40. Good boarding may be rro-
.ured al froYn Soto so per week. ,-I
I,lon GEORGE B. WAi-hfh' bean
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Stabiitty--Pcrpetuity
. LIFE INSURANCE.
Mutual Life Insurance COmp8m

OF NEW YORK.
NO. 35, WALL SIREET.
MrruAL CASH FUND, ACCUMULATED ON lsr FEBy. 1853
S2,O1S.7 .64! -
Securely inu -sted in Bonds, Mortgages d Stocks
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President.
IsA Ac ABBA ATT Sec'ry.. CHARLES Gill, Actuary
&. w. nath bone, Agent, Evansville, Ind.
OFFICE ar tHE BRANCH BANK.
NJ BRAY, NJ. M.D.,.........HUGH RONALDS, MD
Medical Examiners.
THIS Company being based upon the Mutual and
Cash principle, affords the best possible guarantees
10 all who the benefits of Life Insurance.
REFERENCES IN Ev.SsvILLg:-Messrs. John Shanklin,
Gilison Maghee Charles Viele Samuel Orr SOren So
renson, John Inglc, Jr., Lewis Howes, w. t. Page,
j. p Elliott. w. H. Boicourt James Iaughn, Jr.. VIM
Hughes, John w. Hughes, w. A. McRea, A. NJ. Nc
Gri Henry d. AlisJ n. Herschberger Crawford Bell,
Oliver Ladd, y. II. Johnston, James r. Page, Jr, j..
Taylor w. Bacon, ID. w. Ashbrdge, J. Woodson
Hughes, J. C. Wheeler.
PRiscrroN:-Hon Samuel Hall.
1P Pamphlets setting forth the advantages offered by
this Company. together with the Tenth Annual ReporL
upon application 10 the Agent. ap4u
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TEYIS A. BARBAROUX,
HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUISVILLE, KY

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUISVILLE, NY,
RE now making and keep constantly on hand; cast
n iron Screw Pipe, 4, ], Il; IL, 1t, % and inch
BORE suitable tor steam, water gas, &c 20 which they
fully invite the attention of Railroad Gas and
Companies, and all others in want Of cheap and
durable Pipe.
ALSO-Mi,l Machinery of the most approved pat
ltcrns made to order; iron Force and Lift Pumps
lor various sizes and kinds, always hand Tobacco
Lard Timber and Mill Screws at the lowest priees Car
Wheels and other castings for RailroadsJob work OF
all kinds promptly attended to. They are also the sole
manufacturers in The West, of Roys Frencbs Patent
Hub Morticing Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers With one Of these machines man can do
day and do ii better. than he can do
lin FIVE days without IL. One OF these machines can
be seen in operation at Mr. C. DcKrRs CT this place.
who is the authorized agent for this and the adjoining
counties
Orders from distance enclosing the money, or ssI'
factory references promptly attended TO. jan2e1y
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billiard SALOON.

CORNER AND TIRsT sTREETs'
(Entranee FIRST Street.)
TIME undersigned have purchased this well known
II Saloon aud entirely rehtted aud refurnshed it, IL
Is now in every particular agreeable place OF resort
being provided with excellent Tables and ne
cessary for the comfort and pleasure OF visitors Inc
propretors will give their personal attention to tne "a
loon and spare trouble in making the visits Oh ner
friends pleasant Connected with the Billiard Saiooh'
but on the ground floor. is Bar provided WIN tne
brand. liquors and cigars The old patrons
of the Saloon and the public generally are invited 70
call. Thus: u; ,,rtS,i,EI S%riI
apl4 ALBERT hO"bh''
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RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS:
Al 90 ,.,- X.a. drnxr. 30 < mar Mt.ak

CT. Stalks, Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. 10
whom will be paid "A commissioi that Will neu rom
75 TO Odoars per month"; The Agency offers the great
est inducementsto young desirous oftraveng anu
visiting different sections of country the business
pleasant and agreeable. For further particulars In
aure at the Office, or Of
HORNBROOK e. CHURCHILL, Ag'n.
mar,eIyd&w Water st. Evansville Ind