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Assembly.
ALBANY, April 8, 1854.


ALBANY, April 6, 1854.
PASSED.
For the relief of the New York City and Erie Railroad
relative to the Brooklyn Charity Foundaou Society.
To incorporate the Young Mems Library Association of
Williamsburg
To authorize the Hallett Cove and vii msburg Road
Company to borrow money.
Relative to, highways in Queens, Suffolk and Kings
counties.
To incorporate the Association for Improving the Breed
of Horses.
To incorporate the Hebrew Female Benevolent Society
of New York.
For the better regulation for opening of Streets &C.,
in New York.
In relation to official canvasses-it requires canvasses
to be completed within four days
Several local bills.
TIE PROPOSITION FOR ANOTHER RACE COURSE ON LONG
ISLAND.
To establish . in Queens county, which
rejected, reconsidered and laid ON the table
PETITIONS, BrC.
All the bills ready for third reading being disposed Of
Petitions were presented.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
REPORTED.
To increase the capital of the Buffalo and New York
City Railroad
Relative to the Auburn and Lake Ontario Railroad.
Repeating the Jones' Wood Park bill Referred to be
reported complete
Supplying brooklyn with water.
Amending the charter Of the Crystal Palace Company
Regulating the speed Of locomotives through cities
recess was then taken.
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Rhode Island Election,

The state, says the Providence Journal has passed
into the hands of the wings. VIM. w. Hoppn is elected
Governor by over two thousand majority. There is
choice of the other officers. The wings have carried
both branches of the General Assembly by decisive
jores securing the election Of all the whg candidates
not elected by the neOnle.
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NaYal IntelllQencc.

nant of Commodore Mayo, John Rudd commanding and
the U. s. sloop Of Dale, at Porto Grande Feb
ruary %, officers and crew all well The Constitution
TO leave in few days for Santa Cruz, Palmas, and
Madeira. The Dale TO sail on the 24tn February
a cruise along the coast
Brevet Maj N. s. wadron and Charles Wood, u s.
NJ. c., were at Porto Grande February 25th, in good
health.
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notices which the propretors Of that establish nave
frequently offered to do for nothing and which now
doing and has been for nothing five six yea.
The bill Is stil In tbe hands of the Executive.
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NORFOLK, April D, 1904.
The schooner West Wind from Charleston, bound 10
New York with cotton, has arrived here On the 30th
Of March, of Cape Fear the wind carried away main
boom. split manmast, foresail, &c.
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ExEcuTIoHs.-James Quinn, for the murder OF
Mahaa Virgins win be hung oday in Luzerne county
Pa -.
John Cotton for the murder Of John Smith, viii be
executed to-day in Yazoo county, Miss
slave called Sam will be hung to day IN FRANKLIN, La
for committing an assault with dangerous weapon upon
his ovcrseer, VALERIE Robiehand.
John Bcilcr to have been hung to-day in Bunalo
but late decision OF the Court Of Appeals has granted
him new trisl.
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THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1854.
REPEAL OF THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE ErU.
Mr.. EVERETT whg) Of Mass presented resolutions of
the town of Dedham Mass, against the repeal of the
Msso ar compromise also petition from the citizens
Gettysburg Penn in favor of securing religious worship
to Americans abroad.
PETITION AGAINST THE HOMESTEAD BILL.
Mr. CLAYTON (whig) of Del presented memorial
against the Homestead bill
MMsDRIAL FOR THE REDEMPTION OF CONTINENTAL MONEY.
Mr. HAMlN, ldem) Of Me-, presented memorial from
Mr. Clark, whsis the of quantity of Continental
money, praying Ns redemption by government.
PASSED
The House bill granting pension to the widow of
Bgadier General Leavenworth taken up and passed.
The bill extending the limits of the collection district
of Milwaukee, Wis, was passed.
The bill for relief of Joseph Smith was passed.
CORRESPONDENTS RESPECTING IMPRISONMENT OF MARTIN
KoszTA
The CHAIR presented o communication from the State
Department, covering certain correspondence between
the American Consul at Smyrna and the State Depart
ment, relative to the imprisonment of Martin Koszta.
Laid ON the table,
Nothing whatever Of any importance not before made
public appears in this fresh batch of correspondence.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate went into executive session. The doors
were opened at halpas three O'clock and the body ad
journed
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Concord IN. II.) sSayoralty.


Gen. Joseph Low democrat, was re elected Mayor OF
this city The vote stoodLow sos; Ephraim Hutchins,
whig GAG.
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Court Of Appeals


AIBANY April ., I60I
Case No. 97 reserved for the 14th. No was not
concluded.
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N WS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEWS BY ELEGRAPH.
>>>>~N~~>~1O~N~~~~>~-
n Fortnight Later from California.
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Arrival Of the I'll Dorado at New Orleans.
~~>>~>~~~~>>~>~~~~~-
SAFETY OF LIEUTENANT STRAIN AND PARTY.
-~~~~~-~~~~~~~>-~~~-
GOLD STILL ABUNDANT.
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Commercial Depression and Failures.
.~>~>>~~~~~~~~~~~SU~~>
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
>no<v~>o~~~>~~~>~o~O
THE SENATE AND THE GADsDEN TREATY.
ANTICIPATED REJECTION OF THE PROJECT.
<~~>>>~>o~~0~~O~~~~U~c.
Seathing Speeches Against the Administration.
-~~>>~->~>o~~>>~-oy>>
THE DOCUMENTS RELATIVE TO CUBAN OUTRAGES.
,>~~~>~~~~o~~~N~>~~o1N~
Expected Refusal Of our Demands on Spain, and
no Preparations Made 10 Meet the Crisis.
.NNUNNNN~N~N>~N~N>>~~~
Debates In the HOuee on Post Once Contracts
and the Nebraska Question.
e~O~~~S~>~~~NN~~N~~NoO>~
EXTRAORDINARY INTELLIGENCE FROM HAYTI.
.>o~~N>~~~>>s~~s~>-~~~>
French Demands Peremptorily Refused
by Faustin.
PROSPECT OF WAR BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES.
>NNN~~~~~>~~c>~o~N~O>
BUSINESS IN THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
so>u~>>~>~~-~oO~<>rO>>oeo~
LARGE NUMBER OF BILLS PASSED.
>yNNNN~~oc>c~~eo~>~~S~J~o~~
MEMBERS COMING TO NEW YORK,
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Commodore stockton has been burned In e6igy a'
Toms River, Ocean cognty, n. ',
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Hoppins majority over all opponents 23.

viii be composed of Al wings and 81 democrats and
independents.
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Late and Important from Hayti.

FLAREUP BETWEEN THE FRENCH AND THE EMpE-
RoR-DEMAND OF THE FORMER PEREMPTORILY
REFUSED, ETC.
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LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS INTERRUPTED BY THE STRONG
LOBBY INFLUENCE-REBUKE TO THE NATIVE AMER
ICAN OPPOSITION TO CATHOLICS-NEw CITY HALL
-CROTON REsERvOIR-NEw YORK POLICE DILL
PORT PHYsICIAN-MAINE LAw-SACKETT'S HAIR
BOR RAILROAD--TRINITY CHURCH PROPERTY
STATE PAPER.
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TEL EG r A PHO

TELEG RAPHIC.
PROVIDENCE, April g. 1854
The following is the result Of the Rhode Island cleo
tion
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. 40 MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS.
DRUGGISTS, ANDTHE PUBLIC GIN.

NTESSRS KELLER d FARNsLEY would respect
Iva fuy return thank their pub
lie generally, for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method or informing
her friends that they have purchased OF MIR. Crawford
Bell his entire stock of l. ru- d Medicines. aud
will continue 10 errry the business in tie House
merry occupied by him Main. between First and
nd ss where they will be pleased their friends
call and examine their stock. They have associated Mr.
Isaac White who has been years the principal Clerk
IN rBefs establishment, who will be happy atals
times 10 wait upon the old patrons of the house. Is
pure Drugs allow rates. and accommd dating terms
am nducemeEt 10 the Merchants Druggists and Ply
eians we respectfully invite them CALI have
on hand sock of S25OO0. well ected Drugs and
will be constantly receiving additions 10 presens
supply SDd hope to offer such ucemertsto WHOLE
"a LIS DEALERS as will supercede the necessity OF
vis other Cities for The purpose Of purchasing
their supplies. - Va
jyI5 KELLER, FARNSLEY CO.
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JEWELIY STORE OF
~ 1E 60, ~,-rs ~. TYt- .

SECOND STREET, DOORS MAIN, n. kRoN' z
NEW BUILDING. EVANSVILLE, IA. le-t ~
THE undersigned most especially informs the citi-
Of Evansville and Vicinity. that he continues
his siness at the above place. where he constantly
keeps on hand splendid and full assortment Of Jewel
~. Watches. Clocks &e &C. orthe best quality. which
will be repenished continually by the latest and most
fashionable styles, and which his advantageous pur-
chtses and the liberal patronage he has received Thus
far enable him sell very low and AT low
any other house in the city.
Repairs OfaBy kind in hts line will be executed in
competent manner. and at low charges. v
Asking a continuance of the liberal patronage besiow
ed upon him, he refers those who TO buy To those
who bought of him. and invites all to examine his
goods and prices. 0ebeS-tf) G.. G0SSEN.
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THOMAS CONVICTION,
LESALE AND RETAIL RODKSFIiRR

I ---ss.-r-v ~ SFA1IONER. r grAFfrTr
VTT0ULB rPspe fully inform his friends and the pub
w lie generaliy. that having purchased Msssrs>
kathcoue d nheeitr, their enre stock Of Books q
lately ccepicd by tem in No. J. Fosters Bioek
OF Main ana First Streets. f-. F.-r,I 800
The additions thus made To his stock enables him 10.
offer TO bis OustsneTsa Larger aud
than has ever be1rc been brought This rke i con
sstirg in sp.Et %. Mscellaneo SrToo, Medical and
Theol' ,ra Bobss. Writing. Printing Wrapr,r and
Fancy PAPER, AID FOREIGN Fanny Stationery Of all
AZ Cincinnati prices. facl to hich he would cali tho
attention o:eoantfy merchants, dealers. teachers
Others, berry conf ieit he make IL tlr sintrr-rr
10 pllrrhase az him. t n f.- 49,, al,y 2s-,f 4
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nrn1r.g NnrvCr

DR J. r. WILCOX begs leave respectfully to inform
the public that he HIS taken p-rtner h the prac
tice Of Medicine, Dr. joins CosYSGToS who, from at
tannlents aud varied expere ranks among tie first
Physicians in the Mississippi Valley.
Drs. W. woad "a! TO those who may require their
services they will he promptly and carefully sitcn
died. and that the advice Of both when desired will not
Increase the expense. J. 4. WILCOX. VI. d..
anil N J. CONYNGTOS, NJ. ID.
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CIGaH AND TORaCCO sTOREOF

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST, BET. IST AND Cd.
20. Sehaener d Schroeder's old sta d.
RES ECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and rroHnd ng country, that have taken the above
stand Diet rmIued continue the same business. and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco the bes brands that Eastern markets az
ior; also Snu and Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds Mer-
snaum China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
es at The lowest cash prices, ut wholesale ana Retail
My lengthy experience in the business conviDees me
thIt can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
Soiei' share OF public patronage. lapl
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NtsisE DE.PoT! ss.,'st
kENnEEp. To

MAIN ST, OFPOS lT8~TIE B INK >
\, rONS ofth. finest Marble ever brought To ,he
III West. WHOLESALE or Retail. Dealers in Mar
ne IRE expressly inr!tsd 70 examine my stock, foe
wiz mRk ~ ihi interest 10 y,strohize ne. Ny stock
consists - rrir - liie We ned 81 Dove c.ored ilaii
"a VA ht''rks and slabs A;aerean Mhilr. yari aeJ,
hue, e'oase,i ana sAuafy, which was selected With
great e;i' ttaa Vermont On rrics.
MON wv IN is f al les ,.Or.I.S OBJ EISK.- =
% roMhS, READ AM FOOT STONES, 4 4
Counted togs spd Furniture .darblc hand aad made
of,ter ~ .'-st. srIi prices.
t. catvul Tor ih' past liberal patrnageI ext cctto
ncrta COZ IN -ancc d the same. Give cali tftlt
II. \. LAWRENCE.
y u & rd"rs f~om dstsncs promptly and saisfsc-
nj! hilei III work whrTaDied. -r,.f l.-- aug.a n
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Co-PawTNEi.srIIP.

THE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
L ship under the st, lie aud Grm Of Csc Foster d Co.
for the transaction of gene raj Forwarding and Com
mission Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire proof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner OF Locust and Dun
ham streets aud the Depot of the Evansville and
OR Worthwhile Railroad. where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special o Consignments either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. --
They Will give personal attention to the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries in this rket, and solicit
orders for the purchase OF Sugar and Molasses the
Coast, one Of firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
They hope 10y RENTED attention merit and share
the public patronage. NJ. w. FOS EK.
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 w. NJ. ALTMAN.
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HAVE WE THE AGUE AMONG US!

hat II W u Al - AGt N NfV VS. tSs
TAKE KIERS ROCK Oil, teaspoonful every three
hours in the absence of the fever, and will be
cured of Ague Same dose will cure Uiarrtoea dose
;cry hour for Cholera Morbus--for Piles and kheuma.
tisn, dose times day, and apply externally. For
BurHs, Worms and Group VI is excellent remedy For
Sore Eyes, battle times ay. You can he cured OF
Coughs and Colds, White Swellings, Old Sores and u
GERS, Canceruus Affections dc &c. by is L. hs
cured hopeless of Blindness and Deafness Good
for Bes Eruptons of the skin. litter and Female Dis
eases. NOW THESE THINGS ARE so. and the rea-
son isNature made this Oil. and made it 1t is
making aud friends rapidly ried, all
the country. 1t is bottled in its Natural tate and un
like the old Kentucky OIL, Is used internally well
externally.
Get free Circular of Directions OF the Ageut-ex-
anime and try this wonderful remedy IL is safe and dis
appoints none. Price 80 cents.
EVERY VESTlGE Of the dreadful Disease Scrofula
be completely eradcated in less time and aless cost
Inconvenience 10 the patient than with any other
remedy
. he bealthfu balm fr m Natures secret spring,
The bloom of health, anu life, To man wilt bring;
| Asfrom her depths the magic liquid dows
To I'm our suGcriIgs, and assuage our woes
This Petroleum IL ned from ell near Pittsburgh
Pa 400 feet below tue earth's surface. For sale by
/ KELLER. FASNSDEY * CO, WOOL>EY IL LINCk,
and HALLOCk * STODDARD. Evansville.
| X. NJ. LYON. Fo.t Wayne,
/ octid&w Proprietor
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MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON,

BOOTS SHOES HAS. FoNNEr<. &c.
FRESH sPRlSG GOODS.
M have just received l59 packages OF Spr rG
w purchase. which we are opening consisting Of
Philip Allen IL Sons, Globes, spragae's. nunners
Hargop's, CIyde's, American. Cocaeco and Merrin3e
Zane, col"red solid. black and mourning Prints: French
aud Anne rlcan East cold rich fancy lawns domestic and
foreign Oil cold plaid Ginghams STYLES of Der
reyes. black Silks. great cts OF Pant StuHs Linen
woOllen aud California Gold Cottonades. plain.
plaid and fancy do; gold-mixed Tweed Coatings Linen
do plain and twled black woolen various styles of
Ticks blcached Muslihs fine brown do, blue and brown
and cold Drills De inns, Nankeens. York Coatings,
Shriing Stripes Checks. furniture furniture Prints
plain black wOollen Doeskns and Cassimeres black
broad Cloths, Irish Linens, A Sheetings 3 DO and
Begging. dc. -
We will constantly be In receipt of goods during
the entire Since these goods have yed
chants burning daylight losing freight in going
up the river to make purchases We buy American
goods cfthe manufacturers their agcnis and none
but them sell lower than IT worth The
tention OF any person interested in American Manufe
lures call aud examine the beautiful styles and
signs OF prints Here you will greater variety
the best Prints in the country than any Agent in
New York PHILADELPHIA offers for sale.
We respectfully invite the trade to examine stock
feeling assured that the ste. and qualities of goods
will attract the eye OF the closes, buyers. aud will COM
pare with any of the same size in the country Give Us
a call. mhl1
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WATER WHEELS.

WE are now prepared 10 ill orders for Parker,
w Hotchkiss & Johnston Water Wheels, With all th.
appurenauces belonging thereto. These Wheels being
submerged will perform without disadvantage under
high back water, provided the head is preserved
We a competing "a full of Parker Wheels.
embodying all the latest improvement under the per
sona supervision Of NJ. JAMES SLOAN. cee rated rs
the builder Of the best Water Mills in Ohio and Ken
lucky and fvoraby known the readers of the Scen
tito American, AZ s.. Of NY" We have model OF
the approved Suce constructed a scale.
examine.
The Committee OF the franklin Institute Of the State
of Pennsylvania, in their Report ofJsne th 1916, rank
the Parker Wheel With the Over shots giving il the pre-.
ference all other Wheels for power its eaptaop
to high low heads and with reference TO the action
upon ii of back waters ice. and the WITH which
access may be had 10 it for Inspection repair.
mills q. ID. ESGl.ESTON 81 CO.
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RAILROAD LINES.
- ~ = =
RAIL RO A D L | n L 5
Tsz- EsT- - - s.5i,zssI.s.

=.
YNHoM CINCINNATI TO THE NokTH, EAST AND
i NEST, RAILRO VIA CIScISSAT DAYTON, cLf De
AID CLEVELAND ROrTE:
10 New York by Dayton, Clyde, Cleveland and Lake
Shore Railroad In. ------ 49, 40 houfs
To Boston by Dayton, Clyde, Clcye and and
Lake Shore railroad in. % hours.
10 (ElcaSo m = n
To Indianapolis in ...-----. hours
10 Terre fauts and Lafayette in. IL hours
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AMP DAYTON RAILWAY
7 rains ran by Cincinnati lime.
The poads of this Route laid throughout with
heavy rail.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST TRAIs-InnianapOls Express leaves Cincinnati
Via Eaton aud RchI-ond. to indianapolis Lafayette,
Terre Haute. &c. Sleep at Lafayette ard resume by
Morning Train Chicago. This Train stops all way
stations betw cen Cincinnati and Indiansloi
SEeoSD Tg,IN-EXpress Mail leaves Cincinnati at SEQ
O'Clock A. NJ Passengers by this Train eonnec: 10
iy eiaud sleep at Cleveland anf resume at 100 a.
NJ. Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and BOstOn). San
dasky CLYDE. Toledo Chicago, Detroit &c. Troy ,Piqua
&c: Hamilton, Oxford and Connersyiile. This Train
stops all way stations between Cincinnati, Cldo and
SandJsky.
THIRD TIArE- Accommodation leaves Cincinnati ut .
O'Clock p NJ. Passengers y this Train eonnettto In
annapolis and resume by Morning Train to Chicago
Connect Dayton to Troy and Piqoa also connects 10
Huntsville y. X. & l.. +. Il. X. This Train stops al
all way stations between Cincinnati asd lndianapo:
and between Cincinnati. an Huntsville. r- -ra 81
FouRTH TR.iS ccoinmodaIon leaves Cincinnati n
$3.50 O'Clock NJ Passengers by this Train connect via
Eaton and Richmond to Indianapolis. Sleep at lndi
auapolis, and resume by Morning Train TO 1hcagc.-
this train stops at all way stations between Cincinnati
and indianapolis. -
| Firth TRAIs-fvening Express leaves Cincinnati at
O'Clock 4. NJ. Passengers by this Train connect a
Hamilton oxford and Connersvie This i rain stop
at ali wal stations. Z L. =. =. e..
II > snringi.ld Passengers BY C.. II. & d. Railrea
willtake $40 a. NJ. an Q r. NJ. Traips.- e
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-lyd&w
go DRUGGISTS, rmYsLcIsNs, AND

IL
CDUS fkY MERCER ANTS.
rI1HE undersigned have now In store large stock OF
l. Drugs Medicines, Chemicals. Oils. Paints Varnish-
es Dive Woods Glassware, Patent Medicines, Brushes,
&c. &c, and constantly receiving fresh supplies,
from the manufacturers and Eastern markets. which they
are determined to sell az small advance.
Ourarticesare all selected with great care and
ranted to give satisfaction 10 genuineness quality and
price.
Surgical Instruments Trusses Abdominal Supporters.
and Shoulder Braces Of the most a. proved styles.
Pure Brandy, Old Rye Whisky and Wines for medical
purposes oRty. of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of Daguerrean Stock, consisting of
Plates, Cases. Chemicals, &C., at small advance from
Eastern prices
Mrs Millers Fine Cut Tobacco and choice lot of old
Havana Segars Bird Cages, Seeds and Fountains.
Merchants and dealers will please cali and examine
stock when in the city and all orders viii, be attend
ed to i'm IN e,liately and carefully packed.
ALLEN G. HALLocK. HALLOCK d SrODDARD,
w. II. p SToDDARDS Wholesale Druggists,
Oct.5u Main street. the river.
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NEsy FA1fIIY CIs0CFI,y

he Undersigned has renewed his stock Groceries
from Wafer street, "a the New Brick building. 1
corner of Les aid SecoLd Streets As he designs
keep regular supply Of good articles appropriate 10
Family Grocery. and to sell Ut the lowest prices
he hopes 30 receive share OF the patronage " those
around him. }. NJ HAMILTON
q sepi5 df ---. %. u Is r-... . Ct ID u =.
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TIME partnership heretof existing under the
i name, stye aud firm OF LAWS IL Gray is this day
dissolved. The business of the said firm will be alone
settled by me- EDWARD LEWIS.
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Lant>cp steam Furniture Factory.
W {OL55AJE & RGPAIrI.

/-3 Mcssrs. ETZEL q KLINTWO T
S-sY-~ wOuld nt)rm the public that having recently
- established in iuasro City, steam Furniture
- lcthry. they have commenced manufacturing
buretts Besteas. WardrObes, aud several other kinds
OF Furniture by steam, thus enabling them 10 furnish these
articles lower than bo purchases elsewhere IN this city,
AMI 1t Citcaati FIctOrg prices Their work every
respects equal Ia that Orthe Cincinnati factories.
They 1isp prepared u do Turning work OfevGry des
crpunn, tnd will DC prepared To furnish country
with what they PARTICULAR. The
entIOn ut those wanting Furniture called the work OF
his Factory.
Fourth We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides ali other kinds OF Furniture. at the room.
idec25-'y1
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DRY-G0ODS s GROCERIES.

INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS. e
Los Eh d BROA have just been making large ad-
dltions to their former stock OF Staple and Fancy
groceries, which swells il to ofthe largest and most
eompetf stocks 10 be found anywhere. They woad
sPctuV eau The attention OF their friends and dealers
other stock and pr es they determined make
II 10 heirinterest TO buy in this market Lapi2
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o'clock. Sundays eXeepted) arrive at Nlncennes 1T
l0t o'clock a. NJ. leave Iincennes at O'Clock a. NJ
arrive al Evansville !! y. NJ
IrzThe Accommodation Train icsvrS Vincennes at :
o'clock 4 NJ: arrive at EvaH-ge q. II a. 81: leave
Evansville Il P NJ arrive at Nincer-cs at p. ~.
All frerbt will be forwarded by ihe Accommodxtien
Train TO n.r re the forwarding 81 freight oIhe Of
lie delivery attic EvagsNesep6t.t must be deS se
at or before n O'Clock A. NJ. and at yas.anes Il mus
be delivered at. or before, oloe&. on the evening
TIE previous day. SAMUEL HALL,
jan26-n PRESIDENT.