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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-23

The Ladies of Savannah have got their Mount
vernon Association fairly organized. Their OBJ
Ject is to purchase Mount Vernon and save it from
the hands of spectators. They have resolved that
no gentleman shall be solicited for a subscription.
but we suppose voluntary contributions from the
male sex will not be declined. Any amount small
or large, will be received; and although Southern
women are chiefly appealed to, the cooperation of
those at the North will be welcome A daughter of
Virginia, now a resident Of South Carolina, was
we believe, the originator OF this movement.
letter will be addressed to the Governor of vir.
gnia relative to the purchase of Mount Vernon the
terms of sale, &c.
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ROPER & MURRAY, UKDEr .rAKrRs Gov
ernor street, bs tween Main and r. .nfIir ~ ~
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VIRGINIA.

ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-Mr. Earl Scott ofFrank
lin county, pedlar of tobacco, was thrown from
his wagon while going down hill, near Lewisburg,
short time since, and badly injured. The Green
brier Era says:
He was probably intoxicated at the time. He
was taken to Frankford and placed under the care
of DIR. Granville Smith, and was soon able to 60
out; but some indiscrete person Ito no harsher
term) gave him liquor on Saturday night and on
mania potu-running round the town, tearing bis
bandaged face. and raving like demon. On Mon
day he died-died the drunkards death.
A Coop YrELD-We learn that John George of
the Little Meadows, in this County raised hun
dred and seventy five bushels of shelled corn off of
one and three-fourths acres of ground--Green-
brier Era.
A FoUNDLING.-We learn from the Portsmouth
Transcript that fine boy apparently just born,
was left by some person unknown at the door of a
Mr.. Smith, near the navy yard, about O'Clock on
Friday morning Mr.. and Mrs. Smith being with
out children of their own, consider this God send
and the Transcript understands are determined to
adopt and take care of the little fellow.
SCARLET FEvER.-We regre to learu from the
Floyd Integencer, that the scarlet fever has been
prevailing in that county fer the last three or four
months Some so or 60 deaths have occurred in
the county since its ravages began. The village
grave yard at Floyd Court House. is fast filling up
with little graves.
COPPER MINE-A valuable vein of copper ore
has been discovered on the farm of R. s. Toncray.
k Floyd county.
AVENERABLE INsTTTUTIoN.-The venerable No.
Masonic Lodge OF Fredericksburg, has received
vast accession to her membership within the last
few months. The Lodge, which appeared at one
time to be in decline, may now be regarded as in
the heyday OF its prosperity. 1t is the same Lodge
in which Washington was made Mason-the Bible
used at the servicethe record as then made by the
Secy, and the mention of his attendance noted in
proceedings-area all still in possession of the Lodge
ton in open Lodge. The survivor was Col. Hugh
Mercer who died in this place few months ago.
Fred. Herald.
THE BAPTIST CHURCH--We understand that the
Building Committee have contracted with John p
Hill and George w. Wroten for the erection of the
new Baptist Church in this place, for the sum of
$l3, 000.-Fred' Herald.
VOTED DowN.-We learn from the Mail that tho
people of Fredericksburg, on Monday voted against
acorporation subscription of 5000 to the stock of
the Gas Company. The day was very inclement
and not more than onethird of the voters were
out. The Poll stood 81 in favor and l55 opposed.
The Rockingham Register is authorized to state,
that keen, far-seeing citizen of adjoining coun
ty will exchange even up, $4,000 of Virginia
State bonds for the same amount of the bonds of
Rockingham county
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WATCHES.-A very large and

G0 FOR BALLS AND PARTIES
& Ladies in want of HEAD-D RE S Sc S or
pSCOlFFEURES of any description. would do
-~<'.-wen to call ou CHAS. FL. LOEWENTHAL.
st his French Flower Emporium Millinery and
Fancy Store, Broad street, of Sd street.
ne is desrous ofmaking for his spring inporta-
ions. Ladies may expect great bargains
CHAS. H. LOEWENTHAL,
ial Broad st. corner of Sd
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NIW O1SOO1zIS1 AIyD OONMlSSICN
~ HOUSE-The subscribers have this day ssso-
cated thems elves together under the style and rm
of LOCKETT 4 PANKEY, for the puroose Of
conducting the GROCERY AND COkMfsSION
BUSINESS; They have taken store on 18th street
between Main and Cary streets, and will in . few
days. have well selected assortment Of Groceri 7.
Wines, Liquors, &C., and respectfully solicit call
from their friends and the public generally. g
r tss5fgf 4, N5a asSs n. w. LoCKETT ,,
D. Y. PANKEY.
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No THE CITIzE MS AND STRAIN

u GERS VISITING THE CIyY.--If yeu wish 70
get your Hair cut and dressed IN the lstes and most
approved style, and your WhiakerS changed 20 -
SON, atfhe Hair Dressing, 6havins Shampooins and
Bathing Saloon. under the American Hotel. szts.a.s
NB-Het, Cold and Shower Baths can b. had
r. NJ. Single bath 25 centA or tickets for H.. In
trance on llth street. feS
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- DWELLING ON MAIN BE-
III TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
FOR SALE OR RENT.-We are authorized to rent
sell (rhe latter preferred) the Dwelling on Main,
between Sd ard 4th streets, recently occupied by
Judge Meredith. Call soon on
fe 2e-6t GODDIN L. APPERsON.
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RALE'S HOSTING MACHINES
* We are sgenta for the sale Of Mr.. Jas. Bales
manufacturers prices, with or without the frames
Samples may be seen at our store, ON the Dock.
ia zI-n LEE CO.
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a FOR RENT - FRANKLIN HO-
IL TEL now kept by Mr.. Jas. T. Kesrns. Posses
sion siven on 1st February next. Apply to
ia Its E McADAM.
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3sss-1Er1k FREIGHT, FREIGHT
E.ssss. Boats ROSE, CABELL and MO.
BILE are running weekly between Richmond and
Tye River and win receive freight for that point
scottsvilIe, Lynchburg. or any other place on the
canal Epsa gements solicited for these boats for
the freghtng of iron, plaster lumber machinery or
'' "-~ w r WALDROP, Agent,
Richmond Planning MIL 9Th street, rear Paper Mil.
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OxAkJ<kJ11 uUWf
Il convenient and economical subsftpfe for tar, and
other ubdcators for the axes Of transportation can.
affected by the weather, retaining the same couas-
tency winter and summer. IL does not gum on the
axles, and Ii cheaper and more durable than sny
other Erease In
For sale in tin canstsrs Of three and Six pounds,
and In kegs Of q, so and 100 Tbs each, By
&{l III ADIE 4 GRAY, 0ruEgistl
no 24-d&cts Agents for th Manufsctureu.,
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MEECHANT, No. II, Front StfeeE Now OH,
keeps constantly on hand large stock of Western
and City Smoked HAMS. SIDES and SHOULDERS,
cured expressly for the Southern market, which viii
be sold st the lowest market rates.> fe l8-1m
ERENCH DRY GOODS-By the stea-
! mers Pacific and City Of Glasgow, We are re-
ceiving- IS s44 ssF ~ &
Black Gro De Rhine Silks, a to 50 inch
Rich Dress Silks; French 0inghams
Plain Drea Bareges, extra and sublime qualities
Green, black and brown Grenadines, for wells
Black Satin du Chimes ssss+s ~; a
Colored Levaptines
Plain and Figured GrenadIne vesings
Blsct Satin s do El
Italian Grapes, ali colos A - y
Hat Crapes Nos. q 10 aud 12 q ss fs
,Gfos de Rhine and Taffeta Crevats 81 b ass
Twisted Silk Mltts .iss ssq s5 sa
Mems, wonen's end misaef Tafeta Gloves
Ta6eta and Satin Ribbons-all Nos. and colon
Rich Bonnet and Cap do, kc kc.
Which we offer to the trade at 4 small advance on
the cost Of importation. ks ~
fe IL u KENT, PAINE KENT. 3
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QOTANIC PRACTICE OFMEDTCNE

EUANO, PLASTER AND OTHER
N MANURES.-As the above named articles are
transported on the Virgins Genital Railroad st very
low rates. notice = hereby given that they will only
be received at the Depot and transported It such
tmes a. may suit the convenience Of tbs cnmpany.
By order Of the Board. ..s.,,ss.,,.y.
Richmond, Febuery 1854 ~ ssf4 fa 3-2m
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OWING 10 The ADV ANCE IN
" FLOUR Bakers have been oonpeIIsd 70 ~
vance the price Of sracksss to the fs0wins ratss t-
tall
Sods CracksTs..
4nftef
The esut loef y now small, and Is y feared der
will Be compelled, 70 ave themselves to ehsseeS
cents for the same. s9e - J
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IN GEORGE respectfully informs ne sitssns Of
Richmond md yeinlsy thst hs hssopsnsd tore g;
domestis manufacfars, FRUITS. RREeE4vE6,I
TICKLE, FIGS, RAlSINS. TOYS and sysry ds--.
lishment. e TIE CORNER or BROAD AND
THIRD bfREETs He would be happy 70 receive
calls from his friends and TIE public aeneFa1ly pH
aen6 u e complete. De ~ :
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AD-

Corner Main and IZth W9., Nfohnn0nd, Va.
- For sale BY Drussists and Dealers in Medicinel
f je S-wfmdwiy
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-23
CHANGE OF PgopRsETOr.s.

EsALE ND RETAIL by
LEI II & v 9 r Il " @.
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and .Nedieines OF J. IA. ID. Mller& CO.. and
Intend carrying he Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller Frnsley, No. IA Water street, under
the tlrm of Leieh & Vefling
Charlie LEIGH, ofthe rm, hopes he is avorably known
tn the public, having been engaged In Mr. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter VerliDg the
same firm having been clcrking in the present the
last three years. httters himself with having the eond
dence Of its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs aud medicines and hope 10y this means and by
strict attention business and by low prices o merit
liberal patronage both from old aud new customers.
CHARLES LklCH.
feba5-Iy PETER VRRLING.
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CLOTHING wHoLEs.LE AND RETAIL.

gl THE Undersigned having purchased of his late
S Chas W Mack his entire interest in tie Cloth
bJ ing Store OF Mack Lobenstine. hrasy ais
eoant sdeermned to get rid OF the present stock at
make for alarge
OF Fall and Winter Clothing He therefore invits his
friends and the public generally II aud examine his Goods
and prices He good of Clothing Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods &c. sc. there is In Evansville and
will than they be bought other
place city which he will prove those his
store under Pavilion Hotel. - =
ey29-tf ANTHONY LOBENSTlNE
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ANTHONY LOBENSTINE
CAN 1T BE,

dNAN Il be possible that s. EMBICH summoned to
~ pear Honorable City Council to TO tne
ch-ap Or wasit eivus
corporation orders Tor Goods when reality they are
not worth more ninety the collar! Be the
case as II may know Mr. E. attend his affairs
while pursues che Of bis the time
do the good to the largest number by
continuing sell good Goods to hisnumerOus
msrkably low prices. ~
prices eyZ@
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FIR E! FIR E!! FIRE!y,o
sF.1 MORE TRFuMPHs of ru'
KIf HISS LAM NkERAlEENy

iHE FOLLOWING tkR,iFHkTIs eayE u Of mr..
received 10y the mails 1hes torn asiditic,.I
"i ihe superioni! % tnHs SsIsAAsDk soveratl.Il
tlEE IN NCHAHLtSttN
n u 'HsR ssToN, fApril -. I54 81
NR IT, W. AT n. gent for Rich's Sal M ndsr s,,.
Dear sr: Finding II impossible to remove our
,hg me aye nr-' winch destroyed our siort H. Ha,ls
street ard having taken out our book. xe,uti,,.sf,
ssVer.t papers u test a. c are gl To aclhorI,dee
'' u iui! sustained the high putator OF GU, su,,
ne preservation 90 these D. per more IN; ve.x
eetca "heh We Witnessed The int,ns, heal in r.,..L
Jcced to- Yours. DC '''-' -
COURTNEY YIENNIk1x
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Brown GRANT.
NATcHEz STREET tlRr, r,Ntw osLlsas.9o.

Nkw okIhAks. April .. 1854.
ourohee AM warehouse, Nos - sLa - NatsIez ,!
win Their contents. except the books nj IaIsr, ,on
laed In our Safe we're niirel sestro, 90 4, A., IN
he morning o the 10th March. Althou I'll the IA, A., a
oeen Tor several houis in exirrnel, tof n. Ief,
We eoue reecseri an .on heiug Erst discoyer.a ~.
IN red hss; on being cooled ~iff wat, D. W. r.,o,sa
our books and papers. Ia the unouni ,op,,
dollars. without he se si a M pe or d, a. ,,
beisg Tally COZ viies' b, this a. the entIr.
" OF ose Sales We have procured another ofhe sans
ieschEi Eiidr. from IN, =. M Agent viz Eiel,. Fl, 80,
Saie soid D! Mr Isaac Bridge Nc - Bags zIu. III
ana mend Them Ia all ho desire perfect security
Tor valuable papers ~ case OF tire of .sFussI aIf
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prppoRn,s FAMILY CROcEay

rENHE ~oud respectfully inform the citizens
Evansville and vicinity that have Just ened fresl
stoel Family roceres and Provisions Of every deseripuOn
street door james STEELE Lumber ard
where hope by strict attention business to merit
receive n share of public patronage. .r..
They daily receiving fresh supplies of Butter Cheese
Eggs Lard and Poultry the coanry ana shall keep
stany hand full supply of all staple articles for table
All Goods purchased this store viii be delivered ct the
seps BEDFORD WADE.
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j. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Building, Up Stairs.
T p. CRISP. having removed his Office 10 Fosfers
builiing will be- on hand At all times, to take ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds Mortgages, &C., and attend
to all business required of m as Justice OF the Peace
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NUMBEk 2C4
CLOTHING &C.,
- hEADs MADE GLC1 HING
~ ~ UssHssaKsNs. ssO,sBS, AIa1>.
~ e>. Ac., Ac.
W II y l. SALE AMI RETAI

ma" >t., He"riy opPes Bask--
'Hh undersigned has just oprn,s a Clothi,I AZ,
Il FUR ishihe establishment Iosiit ID. IaIk.ss
ioor @ o. HOW Alley Tie his large e. Irs.x-r.s.
ticthins, Furnishing Goods. At which 4, of.rs f,I
SAFE al the Yer. lowest ffie's hi, ~lg the d.
oi IN smsrkct Thoroughly, in this line Lusn.,s H. NJ
prepared 10 gyaIii. them. His goods have y, a IA
ehhsco AT the Lowest rates will bt sold stl, N,IN
40" "est prices Those al ing Clothing OF ely d.scrfi
so', or OeHtemen's Furnishing Goods gcEet; liN nj.
nnd u 10 their adsuniage To cal :. Lli.l u
i1f- purchasing elsrvher H. hi sto,k Will la t.uts
U'efeoats CloaSs, Dress trOck and sab Coats irs
iats and caps. ~c.. Nc which oI en- orirsl
oh those waning bargains bad letter call AT IL Ia
hosse as good ARTICLES will ne sold tnisr Nf atNt
nave lso large as eminent oi NA1tfls
EMtLRY. all IF which will be warranted to plitlI
call the attention. Of The public snaa al11i-
ssr7y L. KAHN
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suaYWOOD UoU5H.

rJNHE subscriber has taken the above house, and ha
entirely retted and refurhshed IT, aad is prepared
to ueraia the patrons OF the house in satisfactor,
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses and
rages to let.
The stable large clean and well located, and gooC
constant Attendance. Particular attention
will be paid the OF horses left with him for keep
n and in all respects the public sha find the sher
woo. House a GOOD Hotel. Nstfl j. A. 8YERS.
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COuEINkY. TEAsAAr4ee.
FIRE III DAASvILLk. NY

~, . DassvtLLr. April 10, 1854
Meyers STksRNs MARVIN Gsniloneh: your k.f.
went th'ouyh thr hre u contained al our Isok and
appearuDcs. must have been red lot We tru,te, ON,
AL la IL. Very respectfully. yoIrs. W.
bRONNG GIANT .
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND
fctr'., .tL.

rF,IE undersigned constantly keeps on hand a larg
I assortment OF fresh Water. Ruttrand sugar Craek
ers aud also Of Soda, Pilot aud Navy Bead which be
ing manufactured oy the latest improved Machinery
can soil price ANY place in the W est
and are not exceled in quality by any oner manuarto
ry In the country. large stock always on hand at m.
shop ON Water street, between Sycamore and vine-
decl4-u j. SlAZlCH.
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EyANsyiLLE AND EES HARMONY THI.
" EkhEY NAL IlNH

F<<5.A ON and after saturday July Let, the an
y-<ds-NS~6 dersigned ~iil . TEI-WkFgLY LISE OF
stage COseaes above,
leaving Esa!svie. Nondsy's Wednesday's and Fr1ay's
ats clock A. returning leaves sev Harmony
day : Inursdy w. and satu Days att O'Clock A N
the line s at all tims be ke3 with good horses snd
eoiorahe Coaches tusy and careful the
made With regularity and sispstch ALI orders goods
tended :
For passage other business apply the Oase Lv
cry aus ,ale stable Locust the Market Hogse
their names oreTs Of the Hotels will
secure prompt attehtion. l. Il. Ii. De GAnM0.
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FROM CINCINNATI TO
sSg sosa5S y2sS q 81. 4 n;r5:; i;as;..
cLEsliH ~ sp;i I'M. 4. H''"'
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Reute
L,rrar m1Ana Va n,.,uo .,
via Lake >har. RIo.s DO DnsiTs sEcsr N,
STr ard sss.on TO Bsn niS Albany New icrh aud
:, Balso; Nias.ra Falls New York soston. Montreal sar
fss:aas .s s' r;s.: S .r..s a, e
TH EEp,ILY TEAMS
NEW ARRANGEMENT. aol
First Train Rlilr'ad Lish,nips E,Prss ats o'clock
line r,,,.bsrs - P,,al ..s pal9ors ndNe. York
ssssnd Trsa@tsis 0'S ssr.nSc.. Express. at y. clock
s.etihs atClssssns ssh Pretsurr steam
QrRRN OF rHE IVES Car, Mcbride.
PARE a. cahip As iiaiY 0THfk is1Gs Kotrs. { r.
hosrs; aud certain train
York Bton. Ge rom Lewi.t'sa 10 Montreal Qusbee
,ra aisS naaes st r'sar to pit,s.srg
Third Trais- Railroad evening Express at ,soetoct Pm
rts..arSh Batn phlsdeIhia AID New Ysrk AZ Cevs-
s:.l.. Alsan, New Y.ri. Ba.soa Is. Sc. :, 80
The onlr route lasdins rsssenssrs IL Cleveland.
ss ,sysl..a n9ss,l ara sus.. l..sy ros
Ta& LITTLE AAn y SiNrivSs1 MI Ssif sAsrsRSDEro1
e. a.. r: ..ss vie csr.
sadsle 10 New Yorh.
The Dep ,of. rou.. LAX. shore R.,o.s a. cl.vs-
FnR THROUGH TICKETS, ..d r
Aud r all nornation peas. apply the old essi lhed
aea,ra Railroad oaee; ia thrrs storv yellow fuialng
sS. as ssS r. as Ir:s
ing. or at the Eastern Le Miami east Front
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cOPaRTNERSU;p.

RAVE thsday sssociated With the Forsardns an
Commission business Robert 5. Howard. The bu iness
will be hereafter conducted under the 10 n hrn
Lewis a Howard ele-n EDWARD LEWIS.
oSHINGLES75O0 O0 krss Poplar Shins and
- FOR sale cheap to close sonsisnmsnt BY
e6 PRESTON BROS.
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WM. BELLY, !.
LAW PARTNERS ftp

CAS. q. JONES and JAS. 4. BLYTHE, Attornes al
J Law Evansville, Indiana, naveassocated the mseives
as partners in the psIcce ofthe law and will continue
TO practice in this and the adjoining couses and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
attention pa-tcnarly TO land law. short time they
will be prepared to Sye in few minutes, abstract
the title to almost any lot i'm Evansville or its enlarge
nents orin Lanasco, togethe with their professions
li,n IN, IIis ifIcsIred (jy25- -dawtfl
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PAIL GOODS.
nUrn lT,T ~ I.INNlIUE

NIO N WARREN STREET. NEW YORK ARE VOW
recrving nd have constantly han 4. large and de
sraLe of Whit Goods Linens Laces Emtfiie
rs Hosiery and Fancy Goods selected With
he prices which the attention of he is
invited. e2 -dlAwom
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LOOK To IYIE FEET.

SOME THINGS cAN hs DoNE A. WELL As OTHERS
Htkr. having returned from the E.s cities.
would has oa aud the eiti.ens
ery that he has HE shos Aan
" opposite the Branch Bank Of the largest nns,t nd beet
selected stocks seIsonslc tsshloLale BUOrs and
SHOES trought this e sonprsry. Geas Beo. Of
al Kinds. Caters o. all tha dideEps Youths Child
rem Inns Boots Nsrs Gsser and saoss Of ali kiads and
la an - Shoes in abundance
lie has also a No Red Sole LsathsR LAY
iOr's No. Oak OF Cincinnati
ALS0-sl fine French caif-sains Of ssssns brands
fresh rom the Custom usase in >ew Yorg.
ALSO-Horoccos Lining. Binding. Thread Guss Perchs
Web aees Enamtei sp,s and in fact Other kind
Material be used in acturpg Boots sni
Shoes all of which will be sold cheap the cheapest and
warranted good
tie large force Of good experienced wOrtmen
Employed in manufacturing which ENABLES him
either for eheapness durability with any house
east west of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3l-tf IL. j. HART.
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PticE, WALSH & co.
cHaRTkks ST. Flkk. NEw OtlkAEs,

~ n INV ORirANs. AprilI2. If54.
we hve aenndan rea.un 10 nsI a D. i.h,, Saa-
ander sale as epIiheIIy freproef since had .I
Ieellent opportunity. the 5ih Februa, lsst ,nn,
9ne s uat description, ~hith We kurchss.d several
year. since "f Mr. Isaac h,idse. our store No A.
hhrtrrs street with entire stock m mir
oe, Was burpod on the morning ~ thai .sulisctfr
cur safe 10 yerl iens heat during yet
sa.ee All IT'S contents CONFUSING bi nh enc
checks f"rupwards OF nine kundrd IiIl n, Civ
able Tor severed thousand do.rs and accounts In orr
oooss Tor 10 ~ thousand dollars A said 81 oplv
enc hundred sBd ten dollars. risk uotbitg i rra
nounehg 1t the cheapest article W purcI:s.d III
ALERKT d 1klCO.
,,uuln - iHaEga s u ~
Alarge assortment Of WILDER. PATENT SAiaxANpsr
SAFKs, with Ricb's improvement. for saie by f l37T
STkAkNS d MARVIN
aHf (successors to Rich d Col 10y o.
..r | IN WATER sTRrrT. Nv fa
The only Makers Of Sals nander Safes combinipg Nii
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Proprietr, az
Jones' WORLDS Fair Lock. which has neither kew nor
keshole. ALLIS a HoVES
mye-u Agents ST Evansville.
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A CARD.

HAVING withdrawn from the firm take shis occasion
thanks for the literally bestowed
It, request tinuanee OF late
who will carry the business with uns min hed vie and
will make hmse worldly Of tb hden
of the people. ey22 CHARLES W. MACK.
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CONFECrsONAgSY PRESERVES. &c.
WHOl,ES ALE & RET ALL.

KCRTZ respec inlly informs the public that he
~ I'LL all orders either of Country mer-
fam for Confecoharirs every description
Chrysalized work ofevery STYLE &c. re
his manufacture Tie has the best
gd an enabled TO NIL orders or Con
sry description &c. promptly and
lie attention of ,unry merchant
to his stock and prices. sepls-u
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BARBER SHOP.

r. THOMPSON. having purchased the intsres. Of all
- partners in the late known the homp-
will hereafter conduct the business his
ia the Mr. Thompson woul return his
thanks of Evansville for their br
wsnd respectfully solicit OF the same ped-
ing himself 10 spare no pains 10 merit it. eva Il
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f,H0ICE family Butter to be hadAt
~ Asll GUMS
TUVuER Spy Glasses and Pocket Eve
III Glasses. for sale by ey2o A O. PUSHEE.