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CcHUTTER d KAHLERT,

CCHUYTER d KAHL ERT,
- lists,
fRESCO DECORATIVE and every desc1iption Of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Pennsylvahis ave.
nus, south side, between 9th and nth streets,
Washington, D. G.. jyl-3ms
nR. ALEX,R MATTHEW'S -.
- Offers his professional services to the people
Of Georgetown and its vicinity.
Office on High street, second door north Of Dr..
Kidwe,fs Drug Store. - jy7-1ms
THE sELF-HEATING ROTARY SMOOTHING
l. IdOES, patented March 2lst, 1854, have just
been recsiyed. direct from the manufactures, snd
ara guarantee the best article ever invented for the
purpose. Honsekeepsrs, heads Of families, also Ia
dies who board are invited t. call and examine the
articles. They are heated with lamp, and are al.
ways ready Tor use, as they require but to min.
utes to heat anu warranted to give satisfaction
if used according to direction. For sale b.
II 7-,a.e ~ t.. JOS. L. SAVAGE,
Pa. avenue, between 10Th and 1Its streets.
" 2l.-tf -. -. - '
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fJlHE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY Doctor
Il Moorman, ! vol, 1854
The Virgins hot Springs, by Doctor aoode, l vol,
1854 --s -
= Eurke's Mineral Springs Of Western Virginia, l
The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, by vin.
a, vol =
The White Sulphur Papers, by Mark Pencil, ono
vol '2'.A
"Trip to the Virginia springs. BY lady, pamphlet
Also, Guide Books, Route Books, Travelling Maps
%. ~ - fRAECK TAILOR.
. ie 29-tf
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WARRINER & sEMKEN,
RATCHlLAKERS, JEWELLERS AND SILy YER:
- SMITHS
$50 Offer for Gale their extensive assortment
FINE 'il.---
s ..-g .... GOLD Gc SILVER -'i'"
- WATCHES q ca KoNOMETERs. .-.
e " bsst american, English, and Swiss
makers. (Warrsnted) ane diamond BRACE
LET'S, BIZ, C hes. Crosses, EarIihgs, Fioger Rines,
Gent Pins and Stnds, variety of Pearl Jeveiry
bracelets, Pins, Earrings. Grcsses, CUT PINS,
Locksts, Thimbles, Pencils, Rings, Gents
Pins, Studs, Sleeve. Collar and Yes. o..
butboIs, epectacles, and Eye Classes ~
with tho celebrated PTiscoptc
'-z---- C0acare Cv1are1 Glasses.
. &lreT Spoons. Forks,
f-...- Pitchsrs, Coffee -:
andTea 81. e..
Eeis
. Goblet, ... .-..-..
Cups, Baskets, . s.s-.- -.r
ealt Cellars, Cream .,-. .. ..
Jugs, Ladies'; Cake, Ice
C!eam, and Pie Knives, fruit
hsfl, and pickle Knives and Forks;
Dessert and Butter Knives Napkin
Rings. Te&StraiUers, &C., warranted to be
made of pure silver Plated Castors, Baa5 cts,
Vegetable Dishes. Coffee SEES, W-itars Egg Frames
Also, French Mantsl Clocks, Ornaments,
- O.. Vases, Dressing Cases and Work
$50 - Boxes; Coral and Jet Olna
8 '... U.-F ments in great
variety.
- -Isi r. ktc. ... .. ~. o..
Having every advantage in purchasing Goods ".
Sell az low as any other house in this couEt1y Ant
ali articles warranted g represented.
Pa: AVENUE, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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STORE FOR EENT.-The spacious warehouse on
- Pennsylvania ave-, SO long occupied by Mesrs.
B. J. S-.npes Bro, ss q wholesale grocery and
liquor store is for rent. Possession given i'm
nedtsteiy. Apply TO B. I. Sernmes OF n. q. Emery.
ap 1S-Jf
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MORE WORLDS THAN ONE, the
Nl Creed Of the Philosopher and tho hope Of the
Christian, ny ID Bre vster-60c. -
j The Plurality of Worlds, with introduction by
Prof Hitchcock-$t % :
Feilo ~ship witn Christ, A Guide to the sacra
meuts, by 8 FL Lying, DD-63c -.
The Forrestsrs, q Tale OF Domestic Life, by Prof
Wilson-76c 3 ,s ~ =
Lights ana Shadows ofscottish Lifs, BY Professor
Wilson-75o e-.--. --'-7h
Vara; or, The Child Of Adoption, A Tale Of ezoui
site Psthos, Q new supply just received-$l =
Christian Witnsss--Bearing scainst the Elm Of In
Temperance. -f--- -1
No ] Of the Edinbufg Temperance Tracts, By the
Rev. Bouar-$3 Fer 100 = = sl'
Z Parish side, Shady Side, and Sunny Eide = 49,
GRAY & BALLANTYNE
I ,fY To- H..s- fSeptipeN 81. sfreaf
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TELEGRAPHIC.
lEsPfssly for Che DAILY Evening, StsE
From PhilAdelphta-Uh Cholera &C csps Nav.
- s';rf II The Harlu0. A.uvf -

From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss csps Nay
,''ff ~ The xarksn, -. GE6 n
PH,LApBLrHrA, July 2S.-In yesterdays
dsspsteh q was stated that there wsrsfourssen
Icholsss deaths in this city On Thasday and
Friday las. 1t should have read. ssksrs were
fourteen cholera deaths, at CsYs Alsy, O
Thurstsy and Friday last - - p -.
There 10 considerable spprshsssisu Sslt in
this city il relation to the prevalsncs Of this
disease At thh popular plsce Of resort With
Philadslphians. Many families, in conse-
quence, have left the island, and many NOR,
are preparing to issre. The steamer which
left this morning for the Caps. took down Bet
q few. passengers ~,
The rsathcr is cooler and pleas,,ssr 10.
day Business Of all kinds exceedingly dun
caolera & Cape Asy-Balamors Nsrksh, &C.
BAIrsoRE, July IA lssss .unssr Of
BaltiHoreans have returned from Cape May
In consequence Of the cholera, which diseass
undoubssdiy prevails thsre 10 N exss.a 70 jus-
t;fy tho alarm which is felt. go -.sz.o- -
The servant. are lesring the hotels IN Isrrs
numbers as the disease Is almost sxciossvsIv
confined to them. s'.a fa--oo EFT r-..'-
The weather is cooler to-day, With IIgh, re-
freshing breezes. Thermometer q aooa, 50
The Flour market continues in Q stAessst
condition. without any chsngs 10 prises-tAe
demSnd being confined to homo eonsump.sop
Whcat-esles Of 5000 bushels white at 81 .75s
81 so; rcd, 81, 6oa$t6S. Corn-ssles Of $4,000
bushels wbite at 7bas7;; yellow, 76a5s. a0Ais--
sales Of 400s bushels a 55sSl. 80
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TT O. HOOD tesps constantly on hand good
III assortment of fine Watches, rich and fashion
able Jewelry, purs silverwarss End which be ofsre
flr sale at the iowest New York city pricesd and
mistake. Everything warranted as represented It
time of sale line Watches ana Eyewery, carefully
repaired Sign Of the Lsrgs Spread Eagle, PennsyI
vania avenue, between y and 9Th streets
jy Is II r---s = ... :. =-s.s7v- q 81 i--- = .
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

NH How delicious. Is tie exclamation Of crowd.
" Of ladies and gentlemen who daily call ct BoS
ELLIS Drug Store, corner Of Maryland ave. snd
18th ST.. ,or a 6 ass Of his superior SODA W4TER,
which il acknowledged by judges to be tie best in
the city ~orL
The proprietor would respectfully invite all Low
ers OF this truly delightful and healthy beverage
who haze MT tried it to give III call, feeling as
sur-d that one glass win imply compensate Tor q
walk from any portion Of the city, and to his daily
visitors be would ssy che had more left CT the sans
w ttl-.-----.-. IL ia 4 :
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dor RaNT-An oEFKEE in La1s Tucker
T. Building. Enquire Of
CHAS IT, LANE. CT
IL 30-dtf VIM TUCKER =.
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Nr Il HAVE JUST OPENED two case.
w Of Instruments, containing II dozen French
Accordeous, ofall patterns and at all prices.
Aiso, three dozen common Guitars at g. Com
mon H'es at 1874. Common Flutes at 70. Together
rments of every kind. H. 80 y - =,
New Music received SEMI weekly. ~
Elements of Muse ct sight, by Martha Richard
son, Just received at the Music Depot.
3 ~ l4--fosj97.5, .i,;,5 - .HILBus L HITz
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s5 o, 900 WORTH OF REAL AID
PersSnaI Estate oPltlne People. -
MAGNIFICENT ENTRRpRfSE..eEIBER AL. EQUT
'a--FgT TAHLE AND IrRFAYN -

10 % 90 WORTH OE AEAA AND
:. Rsr.$nsI Estats Or the People:
as-F5T I TABLE. AND CERTAIN. -6;s 80
wMIsEuRsfs pasuEaass,rYFB lElERRRIzA ~
AdWHITEHURSTlh has decided to Trustees In
u trustfo the benefit of the shareholders in the
above entsrprise, 0OCo worth OF real and personal
estate 10 be disposed Of among the holders Of shares
1t the possible date, after the safe Of all the
shares. The sharee are s. each which entities the
holder to IN equitable saars Ia the within named
magnificent collection of real and personal property
also, to one Of Whitshursts$ WorlTs Fair Premium
Daguerreoty Of self or friend at any time Fhsn
the certificates b presented ut either of his Galleries
IN Baitimore. Washington, Richmond, Norfolk,
CynUhburgs Whining ton, and Petersburg ~ go
Arraageneot s have also been made to redeem the
certificates with the fc;oNing celebrated Artists:
J. durney, n. J. city; D. q Collins, Philadelphia.
Pa, Springfield and Westasld. Mass; A. q. Pert
ndgs, Wheeling, Va. and Wm. I. Porter, Cincin
maui, Ohio. 81
The fa that this property is decided to trustees In
trust, residents Of the District of Columbia for the
benefit Of the sllarehoiders and ever, shareholder
recsiTing Daguerreotypbwerth SO, and of the very
nnsst quality and elegantly cased; the high eharao
ter and Positions OF those trustees and che great and
extended reputation and business of
ne deems sufficient GUARANTEES that every promise Of
this advertisement will be promptly aud faithfully
psrIormei, as the pictures to be taken will be dis
tributed among many galleries, capable of producing
fifteen hundred Dagaerreotypes per diem -
Not more than fifty thousand sharssw win be sold.
Persons residing at q distance and wishing orders
for Daguerret type (Which will entitle them to 8
share ih the ADORE enterprse) will please enciose
the amount, post epsil 70 Whitehursts Gallery,
F Hill Us HrrZ, Agents for the saIs of orders
in this ei.y. at their Music Depot south side Panna
ave. beaw. 10th and 1iih streets In Georgetown,
at Misc THOMAS'S Book and Fsnc5 Store; High
strset. pear First. - = - jy S-Nt aslm
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LUMBER! LUMBER.

THE subscribers have commenced the lumter
bustness ut 14th strcet bridge, on the Canal,
whore they jnteed to keep on hand q general SIS
eortr,ent Of LUABER, which they will sell at rea
fonsblc prices TOR cash or to punctuai customers
They have now on hand good assortment of eea
eonei " hite Pine and other Lumber.
jy 1a-tEf ,-c- CRIPpS & WALLER
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E0R RENT-Two thresstcry WAREHOUSES;
4 On 9th street west, opposite sae Centre Market.
For terms apply to JEo. H. Senmes 4 Co.
ie 13-Tu4Tn6 MURRAY SEMNES
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SHfRTS-SHIRTS.

NEW styf. Of fancy Summer Shirts Of the NOE:
N besut.fuf patterns, with French double =
Also. new styles Of white nabrotdsr~d Bcecsns en-.
trely new. 'f' - a.
, Shirts made 10 order and warranted 10 a. OF %
sale. ,..,;-t ,.
SHIRTS Of AL qualities.
r. lf 1910 WALL STEVKNe,
49, Pa. sSsnus, betw. 9th and 10th sts-
Also, 3 doors below the Nations 4 Hotel.
Nv S-d go .-i.l VIZ - ETt...
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HAVE two large and atty RooMS to let, with
L or Without furniture, pleasantly loca.si be.w.
18th ard 10Th s:s, on T. - =.
jy 2i-3ts ---5 MRS l. cHADwrTY
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ELECTRO-MAGNETISM.

4 GREAT MEDICAL AGENT.-DR. DAVIDSON
IL has reiev. d, aud is treating with unpsraileleo
SUCCESS. those diseases which have been abandoned
by other physicians, with the Electro Magnetic Ma
chine, such as Asihua. Bronchial Affections, C0
vulsions, Erytipelas, Cutaneous Diseases, spasms
Spinal Afsetioos, Rhsuu sSsm. Paralysis, St vitus
Dance Palpita ton of tie Heart, Epilepsy, aAdmSny
other diseases not Necessary TO uention.
Residence On Queen, between Fairfax and RoyN
streets, alexandria Va. ,-stgtL e-.,..., ~
N "A fair trial ia all We ask. Our patient;
will trumpet far and nssr this great Medical Agen
! without one sord fem US. -.-- jy u-lm$
TIME Illustrated Book OF Domestic
liPoultry, edited BY Martin Doyle, vol, Lon
don, 1864 -, - =. : ''s
scbamyl and circassia. vol, 1854
1854 ~
eve are all low people there" &c BY the suthor Of
Caleb Stub ely, vol
rilsrims of the Rhine, ] vo', 1854
Tufkey-Past and Present, by R. More,l, vol.
il b. FRANCk TAYLOR.
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DOR RENT-T~o new handsome frame Dwell
* LNVS, situated on New York avenue. between
4h and 9Th Sc. Apply to $500
..ng = .,=-eH- d e ]. Z. GUREENs.
Corner Of sth and NJ streets north.
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Lon RsNE-d neat Two story frame DWELLING
kitchen aud servants, situated Sth, between 81
and New York 'enue Apply 1t Mr. C-,rps ecre,
Louisiana svanvs, few doors east Of 9TH street. -
j 10-lWs VII ' -. ". D. ADDISON
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GOOD HTWy ruR THE PUBLIC

10 GOOD NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC.
VTYISHIN6 to REDUCES or lsrge stouk Of shohs,
w verssp sotfany suaicit sau fol ~ oe.ols
purehasins siaSvAsss, - bargains nay - nos.
prepsze "a 70 mske % ofdsr shs. 0svsy syss vs.
Cpf eivs, a. - 1sterial sKd have the No9k ooht
q To dim appointed. siy g y LIZ Z "a a 90.
r. a0ii Ya.sv. 4 Wsshingtoa Plea 7th szsst
-..1oo,.pH VIEW or RICHMOND. VS.
iThOeAx Nature and on etons, BY HAnsn
as.t c ssa, fo1 sale BY r.y,os.
lII7SCH DE BRAvOURB, ecns'sso W
4 M Mchsrdsoa, aassaandn sY{rxus 4 WTz.
! ~ 49, .cem - =
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS / 4 81 q
i Superior Travelling TfupkaIsa hAa CO.
Medium and low priced DORM 5Gez 81.
Packing - > 'l,sd5 . 81 DO L1L ri. .st.
Carpet bags Hat Boxes, yslises 77-t -
Satchslr, &c, &c, ~ -. x tU.l
BEING tie most extansfys ard varied sssortmmt
of traving rsquitesto be 5bund IN this city, which
10 ere SAILING cheaper than the cheapest. ~
WALL + STEPHBHE NOV
Next door to the Iron Hal,
. : Pc. avenue, between 9th and 10th -
jy72.1 Il7ss Qntel HsWy) 1zs2 s-gp
NOTICE 10 BUILAKRA-Yor sals, 8 lseTs auans
IN dy Of NJ. fuckers Meud Osenies D1eka, q.
Hysred II any part Of thA d1 e Is stA pr 1ook
tupa 1 gzlEgtT y. JONN& ARout-
CHEAP MUSJC5 -s'
~ 1atythres psses Of AsW and laehimAhJs
XUNC for only 10 cent5, 70 cloes out q lot Apply
Il s,.2 h. avenue, hsswsn llfk anS M a.
~" e. = ~ -. g" = .ssN =.
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FIRE.-The alarm Of FIRE last evening, was
caused By the burning Of building just ont
side the city limits. The flames Illuminated
the city, and caused great deal Of anxiety.
We Are informed this morning, that no great
loss vss suffered by the owner. --5- -
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TIE Volunteers AND RBGULARs.-The
volunteer companies are not we'll pleased with
the arrangements for the funeral Of General
Towson. The company Of q. S. Marines a.
the Navy Yard was not out nor any other
regular troops, save Major Sedgewick's corps
of artillery. Tae volunteers think that Gen
Towson was entitled to all the honors that
could have been bestowed upon him. 81
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SABBATH SCHOOL PIo-NIc.-TheM %. p. Sab
bath-school have delightful pic. bic at Ar
lington to- morrow, a long boat leaving tho
f lot Of 14th street, ct O'clock, a. m, to con-
vey the party to that beautiful retreat We
regret that the hour named will not suit our
business and must be content with wishing
the party happy time.
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tfoR RENT-A three story frame HOUSE, with
II back building attached the whole contatufne
good rooms-alley and yard psved-each chamber
IL furnished .i1h good clothes press. The house
IS new. being built during the past fall and winter
10 prompt and permanent tenant the rert win be
moderate. Enquire on the premises, between al
and 9TH rests west, on street north, Of JOHN r
ltiENEN1S. fvO
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? INHUMAN NEGLEcf SoMgwHRRE.-Much
complaint is made in regard to the treatment
Of the body Of the laborer, Owen Callan, who
died near the Smithsonian Institution, from
sun-stroke, on Saturday. It is said that after
Left uncared for, and remained 50 exposed till
Sunday morning, when humane individual
had the corpse decently inferred We under
stand thatsit is the duty OF the police to eco
bodies buried. after the coroner has dons his
part. If so, this is most shameful neglect Of
duty by the police of-the 7th Ward. :
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METROPOLITAN RAILRoAD.-Ac corps of engi-
neers, under the direction of Mr. Miller, as
sistant engineer, are now engaged in locating
the Metropolitan railroad from the city Of
Frederick to Hagerstovn. The Frederick
Herald says they have commenced thor opcr
atoms at the intersection of the Jefferson road
with W. Patrick street. and will proceed to
locate the road through Getzendai ner's gap.
across the mountain, into Middle swn valley,
and then on to Hegerstown 800
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ARDENER WANTED.-To enc who under.
" stands Ornamental and Vegetable Gardening
In all iss branches, permanent ms win be given
ST gle man preferred. Address Or. William Wir:
Osk Gre ye. WestmoTe;apd county, Va -s
j. jyl9--f0ts
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ANXIOUS CLUE PIc.NIc.-We understand thai
this festivity was richly enjoyed, yesterday
until interrupted by some evil spirits from
Georgetown, which resulted in their forcible
ejectment from the place. It all arose from
the Georgetown party attempting to introduce
uhiskey on the ground, which the Club had
prohibited-hSnoe Captain Whiskey'' was
licked of the premises. So we hear.
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IS0R SALE.--Ths uAderssc,ed has for sals Az.
thres Iots situsfsd IN different paris Of fhs
1his fine ehsneeF or any one to SECURE q lot
where ne Gao build himself honss. They wiil be
sold on easy terms. Apply to .areEJ :. - Z
pr lfs.-.s.a- WALTER A TRUE, p
+ y -St* 70 -SAcorner zth and G sta. Island.
E0R REST-Two Houses to rent. ON ,outb !,
a between 18th and l4th streets Rent 81 % Dor
Sear. Apriy 20 D. B. Clarke, Apothecasy, ON the
lsland, or Mr.. NJ. L. Grips. " SI5ts
!, A BEAUTIFUL, AND ELEGANT REsIpHNcs
IA FVR sALR-Ths unde rsigned ofYers for sale
ms residences, situsted in Georgetown crrner Green
and G.y streets, This presents one Of the best op
pcrtueit es eyer Presented in Georgetovn 10 obtain
superior dwelling The house eottsins fourteen
rooms sud IS hnithed With all the modern iupxuyr
ments-s bath hosse which furnishes al the rooms
WITH water, and cistern Of water IN the ya-d The
lot is most eiigibi, situated, surrounded with sp1en
did IRON railing. ard the garden IN fun stste Of
cultivation, with The most choice selection Of now-
ers>. y za.1ffrE - - = - -
Terms made knorn on applica'icn. 2
.gB-..,... JOHN E. CARTER
PSI Will also dispose my horse and carriage.
-.
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MECHANICAL MovEMENrs.-The stone cut.
ters at the Capitol have struck for an increase
Of wages, not deeming 81 Is per day sufficient
pay. They want 81 so. A memorial Of the
oricklayers on the Capitol extension, asking
an increase of pay in proportion to that given
the employees at the Capitol, was yesterday
presented in the House by Mr. Stanton, Of
Kentucky: These requirements are reason:
able end should be granted, Of else bring the
pay Of members Of Congress down to the me-
chanics' standard of wages. - ...5--,,,,'. . =
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BARBtR WANTED Immediately. at the Ct
N Uharies Hair Dresing Saloon, corner Of Sd ct.
and Pa Avenue. q :Scsi .~- s.i. jy.22--4ts >,
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WArcH REruRNs.-W. Burns, resisting
officer sent to Jail. Chas. Ellis, colored, pro-
family workhouss so days. G. Taylor, do !;
fns and cost. j. Norton, do; workhouse 81
days. s. Powers, resisting officers; Jail. J. Nc
Daniel, profanity; fne ard cost. j. Hill, drunk
and disorderly; fine and costs. Violet Cole,
do. Nathan Hines, do. Jas. Cole, do Bill
Boston, after hours, fine and costs :
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NyANTED-A good WOMAN COOK. Apply at
W. : . -, FLNvS
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MILKING CowS.-Some Of eur neighbors
complain that their COWS come home in the
evening perfectly dry. The old game played
few years since by certain sharp ones, may
be revived by new gang. It caused several
fights and imprisonment in the county Jail for
months. 1t would be we'll for these milk
thieves to take warning by the fate of their
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''W;;;;ANTH'

aztss and sssassss 'a4 vtztiseRens foIx lines
on less, m ese jns6stnn, IS eensss each additional
line cents r sr'ess1eih --nti-raT s.i4 -. -.
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NIANTED-In q snail family, . good FRAALE
w COOK. Enquire at,this ociss IS ~.
jv 22- si J, ag-.- = l,.,.,r..,i =. - - r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-24
PURE BLOOD SHORT HORN CATTLE sOUTH
DOM AND FRENCH MARlNU SHEEP FOR


TEA ROsE.-whise and Red roam; eaved May "a lsis
yWestchester White Rose. ~ splendid (z7)
Idow Rose by Young Denton (s GG dam AraseIla,
nv NOru (460l GG dam aurora by Comet l55) GGG
dam - hy Henry (3uO) GGGGG dam "-'': by DAINTY
so); has heller ealf by her side months old
Prophet.
observation-disclosures 1857 sired by Prophet dam
Phlox (5sol dam PhGnix by Hero (+D)
GG pr by Washington (6 ,'GG dam Pansey BY
Blaize (76 q GG dam Prmron. ny Charles GID GGGGG
dam ..Es hv Blythe Comet 1857 GGGGGG dams - by
Prince (s2n GGGGGGG dam - by Patriot (4ss). Pleas
Is in cAl,by Cuta.
AID white: caved May 70 1852 sired BY Prcph-
ct ear. Coraihv Bertran ID i dam Conquest by wash
ington 1851 &C Ramsey by Baizs GGG dam Prm-
By Chars ll2I) COG dam "a sy B.ysne Come.
BY Patriot. 4s6
The numbers attached she OF the animals refer 70
their register n English herd Book. All OF the animals
no offered for se registered and viii appear In the
volume published IN London. -
abost af South Down and French Mari
NO Sheep. Also few OOrkng Chickens All the above
stock bred nyMr och Of 0tsego county. New fork
and brought shisstate last fall .or my Own use.
This Is opportunity breeders to geta few animals o.
purity Ot0od that sci ION is offered In this state
unduestOaA5ie lie given as 70 The
r. HUDSON. Agent.
sy8-u Albion. Edwards County, Ill.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-24

SOUND on THE Goose QUEsTIoN!-We
are under sharp obligations to our old fellow
citizen. DR.. Evans, now proprietor of the
Restaurant at Vincennes, for delicious
young wild goose, sent US by Saturdays
train. We called in a couple fellow-editors
to investigate its quality, and it was unanim-
ously pronounced the finest specimen of wild
game they had tasted for years, and devout
were the thanks to the Doctor who had ad
ministered SO graciously to cur wants. By
advertisement it will be seen DR.. Evans is
prepared to furnish game to all wanting it,
We hope our Vincennes friends will "look
out sharply" for the Doctors new receipts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-24

MARBLE YARD-Our young friend, Mr.
j. Hyde, has purchased Mr.. Humphreys en-
tire stock of marbles, and is now prepared
TO fill all orders for monuments, obelisks,
totnbstones, &c. in the best style and on the
lowest terms. Mr. Hyde is an excellent
workman. and will give his personal atten-
ton to every piece of work. We would in
vite those wanting anything Of this kind of
will be found in to-day's paper.