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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Hudson River Market Boats.
FreigAf Lat Of cefat aaS Fs--s PyOdses generally,
Rsported ex xpressy for The New.York Daily T,ibun,

hepofteo expressly tot NrN-lots bshy Aripunf
Capt Charles Hslaead Of the barge Mlnsnk from New
burgh arrived the wharf foot Of Naren-st Sept T. 70
Ports the following articles by The trip vzi 10 Veal Calves te
Sheep and Labs A. swine 2Hores 100 esrcsses po $40
Fowls Turkeys bbs Efgs, go tubs Butter averaging
rs, 70 fkn 30, averaging le2 IA 81 bales Way. lS bb.
Rye Flour do Peaches, 81 rolls Leather $40 sides do
hoxes DO. ~ bundles Paper boxes do IS bales Goods.
Piano Foftss ~ boxes Sosp Carpet Rag. % Hats
Cart. Joseph kechsm. Of the barge Ulster County from
Newpaz Landing arrived at the wharf soot Of Murray
Sept reports the following articles By the trip Veal
40 Sheep snd Lambs carcss-es PORK % a Dressed
Poultry so F,vs ~ Ducks. bbs Egss. % tubs Butter s.
ms 80 bales sv ~ d, straw 81 bbs Rye Flour jobb.
Apples baskets Peaches DO Pear, IS do. Plums g cords
Wood - Pumpkins Ioo ErFty Barrels consigned
CAPT r. Gee Of the barge Columbs from Milton arrived
the wharf foot OF Murray ST. sept reports the following
articles by trip Bceyes 2Muk Cows 10 Veal
sheep and amba ~ Swine 50 Pork l00 Fo~s
bbs Egqs 70 tubs Butter averaging IS rs, so bales Hay
20 do straw 80 hbls Wheat Flour % DO Rye Flour do
Vog,tsbs 10 hsskes Apples 20 do Peaches 10 do Pears
20. Pums bNs Vinegar. 500 Wheelbsnows, 100 empty
Fifkns. 20 empty Casis
Can't W l. Jansen the barge Newturgh from Nowburgh
sTvtd the Nhsrf foot Of WarrenE sept A. tha
following articles by the trn viz; Beevrs II Veal Calves
2l7 She ep and Lambs Swine Horses careasse Beef u
do veal l0 do Mutton 81 do PoFk 2 sows. bbs. Esrs
~ tubs Bner, averaging 5b ms dkins DO averaging co
nv IS bales Fsy do Straw II bbls Rye Flour, - basksts
Peaches IS do. Plums. boxes PapeL
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
eor, Of San Franeisco-Arrived.

An, .hin Golden Gate Devobs, New York, March 50;
rchrs Henry Fitch Bodegs; Alfred Adsns osss Siees n
CIV, Gen Moran Way Cruz Mount vernon, cope
land DO. o. ~. S,-,-;ss
Rsntlett New.York Apn 6; bark American, Wlggns OIe
,"n hs eoness Patterson Puget Sound; j. Cabot, SIM
mons Humboldt Bay; schrs Arno, Mc1yery doi AsIsh'o
Tuner AendocinO: Huntress Haincs, S9degA W..
Ans bfies Mysndotte, WOOdley, hanboidl btyi WI
lipasSy Trnsk do sohr Sierra Nevada smith, DO. -
Aug steamer Sea Bird Haley, San Desoi s'hr fsVote
Nheelwright, Santa Cruz ~, So. c-,z. p.l..,;rs
Aug 6. be- New World, Williamson, Humboldt Bay 'chr
AuS J. steamer Southerner Hlsrd San Disso ers her'
thaBtmAn, Prz, Puget Sound , c h;., coro-sdo
Aug g. steamer Columbia, Dali Oregon hfiss
West HumboldtBay; Nonpsfe Williams, santa Cru1 sInIs
Sea Serpent, Eastman. T0maesi hopeweH' O4AiA' N'
Rver Mary Reed Hobun, Port Orfofd- ,.h ~. h-,
Aug sip Golden Racer, Nsss Baltimore MIsn ii
Ftwn, Bsuett Umpqua River schrs Restless ray i'0-
lulu; Loo Choo, Smith, Santa Cruz o - g.
AuS 10 steamer America Fauntleroy, OTegoni sch 9a
Breeze buchanan. Hushine, (Socitty Island -. Oaav
Aus H. ship Sweden Co.'S \. York Feb Is; oIis Cuouuy
Belle, hs;eh hendoeinO; schT kossie' bsoCoos' N''N
City
AuE ~ steamer Poynesian, Rogers, Honoului 'ehr As
ioIis, Wnlorshhy santa Cruz. -.
Aug Is, steamer Sierra Nevada, Biethen' san Iuanj
Emhy Miner Rsseu, Sydney lD days, wa osso % uaS'
sehr Mount Vernon, Copeland SAINTS Crut g..
Aug "a steSmeT Goliah, Haley, san Diego SHIPS Stss
hound, Behm kewYoTk April -; Leysut, Cooper hons
hone 70 days; bark Wavelet, Smith, hononl9; on1'' on1'
Detroit Socum. Humboldt Bsy r. Copeland Co. Irls'sl
and Honolulu.
Asg IS ships Witehcrat epper) Freeman, 81 g. IRON
fotk hiehaehAngeo, Moore 10 ds FIN New ofA va
' u aai schI Queen Of the West Sweet, Santa OIaA
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. .u...sEPrENsEl
Arrived.


Ship Wisconsin Scott. Calso 100 days, guano to A. B
Munford Brothcrs Aug. IA, lat p . s.. loa II -.
changed signals with chip James Edwafds Of New Bedford,
steering s. ~ July %, lat 6 s. lon 80, saw swedish bns
r. Anry bound +. Aug 6, 300 miles 5. Of the Hook
bark Gayhead from Tahiti for New Bedfod' Aug 8 1885 miles
from the Hook steamer Prometheus hence The w mas
been l6 days ". Of Hatterss
Ship Ocean star (of Boson LoId Newport 4l days with
iron 10 oroer Aug lat 48 20 lon g. spoke hihtaucaster
from Curdf for NewYcrk In lat f5 lon AZ, eX 1euenced
esle rom 5 T. which shifted cargo.
Bark Auguse Nor) Schwartz Anconii, and 81 days from
Cardiff marble &c. 10 Syms Hufer.
Denpar Br) Brown, Cardiff, 42 days with iron to
order. Has lost foretopmast.
Br. Richard Br Godfrey Barbados days, in ballast to
Arthur Lesry
Brs En- ma Pitts Para &c days with hides rubber &C.
H. X Corning Passed In the river, bound up, brig Chis
worth, hence,
Brig Thomas Achorn, (of Boston,) Hastings Baltimore,
DAYS with coal the Newrok Gas Co Aug 7, of Barne
gO spoke big Edinburgh of BsDgorJ from Lubec for Ba
big Frances Jane, Guptn Rondeut with coal, bound to
Boston
Schr B. L. Perry. Thomas Beaufort, days, with naval
stores 10 DollDer a. Potter.
Schr Henry Baker Rondout for Fall River
Schr. Rebeccs Thurston Philadelphia for Fall River
schr. X. II. Nevis, Chsuneey. Rondout, for Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

The building is owned by George Bruce and is
damaged to the amount Of about $5OO-fdly insured
in the firemen's Insurance Company. The fire orr
snated in the fourth story and through the exertons
Of the fremen the flames were confined to that floor.
Mr.. Douglass states there are not probably $50
worth Of goods in the establishment destroyed by fire.
The Ioss is almost entirely by water.
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Act ~ brig Agate Collins Portland schFs Harriet Bow
deu Crescent City. Lsua Beyan Morton San Luis Obispo
AUG r. steamer IsihmUs Hard. San Deso ship Golden
Gate Dewiug. shADghs bark American Virgins. Astoria
sehr Wsudefer Phips, San Pedro.
AuE a. steamer America Faulkenroy Umpqua; brt Dele
gate Gilman, New fors; schr. Resiies Psty Honolulu
AUG t. Br brg GefrAfd BHafd shanghai; schr. ". 4.
Tarlton. Morgan ssesmeno; Olivia, Red6ed, do Joseph
Hewett swain. Crescent City.
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D. o51 g1s Dec 7721s6 Inc 81 SO Inc 43fN
Flour bbls Wheat. bu. Corn. on Barley bg.
I g35640 102O622 5Tl509 ll6 80
49,. 628 3os 2,i2fl65s 5.21,6lo 32Oo22
Deci ,9o7 s82 Dec .655 93i IN .tOl i5i Inc n

Dec .3l7 3G2 Dec 65j 93f mi .iOi 81 Inc 20 $50
b. reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity OF
the latter LETT al de-water this year. compared with
the corresponding period Of last year, shows a de-
crease Of Ol , 363 bbs. of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity Of some or
the principal articles Of produce left at tide-water
from the commencement of navigation to the 9TH Of
Sept inclusive during the years 1852, i40 days
tetQ lao days. 1854 lgg days
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
THE Rim At THE EAST

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune
BAsGoR, Maine, Wednesday, Sept. g. 1851
At 4O'cock this p. NJ, violent shower OF rain
with slight hail, visited us 1t lasted some twenty
minutes The water ran down our streets in streams
But Dow O'Clock, the ground has swallowed it, and
calls for more. laundering still continues, and We
may have rain.
The weather to-day has been rry warm. 5:i5,
rain again. More settled. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
FIRES.
FIRE IN rLArT-sT.

AZ mentioned in yesterday mornings edition nre
broke cut at O'Clock, 4. NJ in the hardware store of
ThOf. Douglass, No. Plati- but owing to the late
ness Of the hour unable TO obtain any reliable
information as to losses and insurance. The following
figures show the insurauces and losses. The stock,
valued at from s6O,OOO to 600 900, Is insured IN the
foIiovripy oficea.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Cleared.

Randall DO "t' ''
Aug ssip Golden Ease, Fabtns CsIso; sshr Susan
Aus. 5, steamer America Ie,oy Unoopa. ship K b.
Ferries. BullsId, Hong Kong '' ~'fN--'
James frankln, knowlrs Crescent CITY
Aug s, steamers Gohsh Hslsy San D.go Psvtoua ssmp-
n rs,ssa ships swoIessh 0sood Hong Kons surprise
Edrase, Ridsewsy. Humboldt: sehr Eudors. Hoyt,
hnS brig Zerosster. Crosby yslpsrsi.o
Aug schr Forward, Chnpman port, ip p.,iG.
at = osit Palmetto hsnley. Primer Frederick Sound.
~ ~ s;ssrosr See Bind, Smith. San D.sso; sehr Matthew
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Receipts OF Produce. SEPTEMBER z.

PV North Rivey Boatsf25 hb Flour. 50 bbs Ash., frt
do Whisky 400 5uh Barley 81 100 DO Corn C 800 DO Oata
52l tbls PORK
BU he Kso York and Erie RGiyoad-I 908 Dbl, Pour si
baas Barley $50 do. Wheat. i57 pkg. Butter zoe Hogs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
pantina A.a0emies.

-,TpPFPO,s DANCING ACADEMY, No. 80
'EhhEhnoOy, NJ, ,1TPSTH -sT-MADAME C. DUBREUL
fEKEER6 TERRssiETT RssiETsbAY sfs -. s q oeoS:
viii reopen hs seh0s on cs.e. WEDNESDAYS sod
sST s%sSTTtRb1g MoSD4eEAs eA.: ;%6spAYs ;9S md
IN Gennsmsss Ey.ITi Es.TTRpAY i, EVENINGS for 0Own
phls 81 n. Prvai. Lessons. Classes 'a' ''"'' :"
t,pdrd sore.s svea - usoaL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Gutlerp ann Garoware.

CCOTCH PIG IRON.-IIundred tuns Ne.
SGssberre ard 300 mixed numbers best Pig IrJn in
store and landing for ssle By
sPOFFoRD, TILESTOS Co, No. 80 Broadway.
CPRING STEEL, 900 bundles assorted, in
- lots 70 suit purchasers. fIr sale. Apply 20
SHORTRIDGE, HOWELL & yEssOP, Manufactures,
Nc. - CHS ST. New York
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Dreau 6tfamers, Gc.

NEW-YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAM
~ SHIP LINE via aNICARAGUA-Accessory frsnsi. Com
pany Of NtAgus Prooreors Through in advance of the
Mail Ony Linz giving Through Tickets includng the irthnu
crosne The splendid doubeengne arnshlp NORriE ERN
LIGHT $50 tuns buiden) Capt =. l.. unkepaush will
leave Pier No North River. o'clock z NJ precisely
for Puuta Arenas TUES JAY Sept 49, CONNECTING with
the fyore steamship CORTES to00 burden over the
NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE, having but twelve miles
Of spo transportation b. frcass carriages These steamers
unsurpassed in their ventilation and aceomnodatohN
For information or passage, apply only 70
CHARLES MORGAN. Agent. 10. 5 Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Mathinern, &e.

CRYSTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEW
~ ING MACHINES-No Machines heretofore offered for
sale can COMPARE with those Manufactured and sold By
the Avery Sewing Machine Co. No 25 Broadway. The sim
pcy of their construction obvsng thei, liability OF getting
out oil repaIr the practoaoty the stitch AID their dura
bty these the only practical Machines offered 70 he
public Bes6e the Patent for these Machines free rom the
LEGAL controversy which almost al others involved which
fact Of consideration purchasers Those Ia wsnt or
article the and best Will do well 70 cell be-
fore u,rchAspg here Orders puDotuav attended Ad
dress THONAs u LACEl.
President Avery Sewing Machine Co.
Nc . BToel VA New York City
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

KINGS COUNTY HosPITAL.-Report for the week.
ending Sept 5.-Remaning in Hospital, 49, received,
ll9; born, 2. Total, $50. Transferred to Aims
House, 5, Transferred to Lunatic Asylum, q Trans
ferreo 10 Nursery l Discharged, lO8; Deceased 7;
elope6 @ Total 1926 Total remaining, 455.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

MINIATURE ALnAsAc.s....-.THIs DAY
sUs-Rises... 50 Sets...... ID Mook-EDas. "a
HIGH WATER........THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 46 Gov Island 5s He'll Gass .....I
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

The CBOLERA.-A farmer named John Simmons
and his wife residing near Masters Tou-gate, died
Wednesday evening Of cholera, after few hours
illness.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

CoLLTsIoE.-Y Yesterday morning, about O'Clock,
the Peck slip fey-boat Oneota, in entering the slip
on the New-York side, by some mismanagement,
came against the float-bridge with such force to
tear up the panks and TO displace Of the flag.
stones outside of the gate. number OF persons on
the boat and two hOrses were prostrated but per-
son was seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
Passengers Arrived
MINIATURE ALnAsAc.....

In ts 5,g Hy from eshOr Jose Come, lsd and hoss
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To same time last year............t,lt9b2o Is
The quantity of Flour, Wheat Corn aud Barley
left at tidewater during the first week in September,
in the wears 1853 and 1854, u as follows
Flour bbls. Wheat bush Corn. bush. Barley bush.
i859....t6tl3l 3ol 40 1000 63,tl
i254..... l216l 4jZl7 5oisJo oiOR
Dec.5i42l Dec. 258 223 Inc. AZ $50 Dec 1889
Tse aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide. water from the commencement Of navigation to
the 9Th Of September inclusive during the years 1853
and 1854 IL az follows;
Flour nbl- Wheat bush Corn bush. Barley bAh.
t9i3...I1t6,ls4 3IUV4 lT2H1l Zb53J
lsaL.... d485O6 Z4zi5o3 5>ZIbo 5Vp<<
Dec. a57s7 Dec 772,4S6 Inc 81 56 Inc. 43tH
The aggregate quantity Of tho same articles left at
til,.water from the commencement of navigation to
the 7th Of September inclusive during the years 1852
ard 8j4 il a. follows:
Flour bbls. Wheat bu. Corn. bl Barley, bg
1852..........I,9556.0 3oso64 5%A9D ll6 lgC
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

THE sPINGLER INSTITUTE, Union Park,

Il tainine Terms References View Of The institute and
Andre Monume be obtained by addressing
A. NEWMAN Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

Il "a 5th.sv will reopen the 18th of 9th Month, 81
tember Provision made for daily stage from the caste
part city and also r the conveyance Of pupils in storr
Renfher.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE of MEDICINE

The Winter Session Of this Institution will begin Oc
tober 1884 Full coae Of Lectures given both in the
Winter and Summer. Degrees conferred in March and
July.
Fees-One full course, s8i; Perpetual Ticket $50;
Mstrcustion IS; Graduation Fee $50; those who
attended full another institution S5o incudag
Graoustion fee.
Personal taken by the Faculty in the welfare and
progress every student Examinations given daily by
the Professors upon each branch In all facilities for nstruc
ton this school equal 70 IN The country For further in
formation, address HOWARD RAND, NJ d., Dean
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-13
MISCEi LANEOUS.
HOME MANUFACTuREI

-t- HOME MANUFAfTURE!
EVANSVILLE CfOTHsNG STORE
DELEVlNG that the interests ofthe Great est, and
ID Of the people Of Evansville and vicinity in partcu
lar, would be much pfomsted by establishing Coshiny
Factory In this city and being that Clothing
be manufactured In superior and at less cost
in the West than In the East, have established
Clothing Store in this city, where will manufacture
and sell, WBoLEsALE RETAIL. Clothing OF the best
quality all OF VIII ch wilt made under our super
vision at the lowest New York prices tie latest
and OF the best material.
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash:
which enables US TO compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry on Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentlemen's Furnishing establishment, in which
will be found every article In that line.
Our stock of Cloths, Cassmeres aud Vestings OF
the neatest style and best quality: and Of the firm
Is Practical Work and takes charge OF the Meas
uring and Cutting, we are enabled to wARRENr q
good at 10 all cases, o. no sale.
We also keep hand every variety Of Tailors Trim
mng- and are Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions.
Particular atten ion paid TO Gentlemen furnishing
their own material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
AFFAIRS of the Establishment. and DAVID O'NEIL OF
the manufacturing. Grateful 10 their individual friends
for past favors and solicit continuance ofthese
favors for the they pledge thems vesto
merit all the confidence that may be repOsed In them
Store Main street, between First and Second sts
mh31- RALEl II 81 O'NElL.
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MEDICINAL.
SMOTHERED FIRES LONG PENT UP!
TEKRlFlC EXPLOSION!!
Tremendous Volcanic rupfiOnH! r

Tremendous VOicant &C . rupfiOn!!!
man eSeared with Hot Iron"
III TIL e Sc Ed. HING L A " All!
GONE three years ago we took INTO our employment
~ and confidence, a man by the name OF Mclean. so
well pleased with his devotion TO business and
the interest he displayed in pecunary affairs that in
the course OF few months took him into Limited
partnership for year Thus. by large Pecunary GAIN
and the nrod uction OF his name into the commercial
he was warmed into social and public being
and -itaiy by and through aid and influence. -
viper like, he stung the nds that him susenance
Havingie rned the immense popularity of that wonder
THsMssix cANMusrANe L1u1Msyr!
And not having genius enough 10 originate, nor nteec
and talent enough sustain article of his concep-
ton, and original and independent ofohers for exs-
SKIRTS and draw vitality, susenance and support from
Others. He made mixture Of 'TAR and FURPEN-
TiNE"-"hlched from us a name. mutiated our direc-
tons and and called this abortive de-
formity Volcanic Oil Eminent" with shallow and
nimsy precxt OF originality He has made desperatee f-
forts TO induce dealers andth people and his
worthless filthy aud perncious trash By representing it
TO be smil,rto and equally ecacous with the original,
MExIGAW MUSTANG LrNIMENT!
But he has signally failed In hslabored attempt decep
ton, and has had to resort to Perry Davis Pain Killer
mani Ifhe has any conscience We need say no more.
ffhe has only warn the public against i'm.
position, aud thus for the present we leave him in his
naked def5rmity and exposed TO the
BU7NING PLAM g OF TRUTH.
From the agony ~ which his .viliainous compound
nev er relieve him.
" TCAOIl IN IN Om0 IN w..
Another feeble effort has been made To profit by the
Popularity article, by man In Louisville. who put
up few gross Off preparation which he called Ameri-
Mustang Linimrn." He has, however. become sat
sfed the he committed, and has pledged his
sacred honor that he will more inff &c on our
rights attempt deceive and impose upon the
duty unsuspecting of he publc.o whom
he is dependant for his living With this Piled e, we
have agreed draw dark veil OF charity and forgive
ne - over his past acts. and let him goin peace.
But WI WARN tn q AFF ICTED!
To .. ware of all impostons, and no Eminent that
has not the wrappers and directions, and
the evidences of the "copy right secured and you will
get worth Of your money get rehe from your infer
mites. aud bless the day that .ou used the
MEXIC MUSTANG IMMINENT.
Up the Liniment put up In three sizes. and retails
at 25 cts 30 and 81 The large otties contain much
more Eminent in propor to the prices and there
fore chea pest.
UP Principal Office 304, Broadway New York. and
Third and Market streets ST. Louis Mo-, aud
sale by dealers in Drugs and Medicines and BY country
store Keepers IN all parts Of the United States.
TT For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
MILLER Il CO.,
jyi6-lyd&w and several other Druggists.
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TO PORK PACK KRs.

TO PORK PACKERS.
consequence OF the death Mr NJ. Y Lorgtotham 10
will be necessary for the administrators sell undi
yded interest the Pork House and Pork Ho Fixtures
the nrm OF Mitchell LongbotLam at Evansville Ind.
The location Of Evansville PORK packing post Is
one OF the desirable the Ohio river Surrundso by
fae Pork wing having the facilities
BY the the Wabash ahd Erie Csaa also the
Evansville snd Craw ordsve Railroad Tesrs sute the
Valss the ahash and Whits the Pork
s.n in the Vest are hsreby opened th- mtesat Evans
ve The Valley OF Green liver Is also accessible
py almost daily between Evansvlts and Bo~ling
ring the winter that Desirable number of Hog could
manded.
The erk House supplied with Steam Engine and VIII
Patent Lard Tapk with all the appliances
slaughter and 600 Hoxs daily The uniiv ided
interest will he sold and the
The he will cell also .
SIRED ". W. FOSTER,
octi6-H R0B'T FL RGCS AIM
Lou svle Courier copy send bill To
ths
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ION -(sOUD MO.sNtNt

ION -GOOD MOANING JOHN.
John We'll To NOW you to-dayl
- roM.-oh. frat rate. first rate I've Just come from
JoHs. Hustaee's-Hu.tacs's,
Tos:-why the Jewsly Store down here on First street
near Main.
JoHx-Yss yes: almost forget there was Jewsry store
thing % hind in thi place that kee of
the establishments. fgrnerA'y make my rpr bases East.
thah get things ch there and have larger stock to
Trs-weIl. John. I've aways bad the impression.
bu since coming from Hnstsss having been there be-
FORE satisfied sell cheap and exhibit fine
Js IN "a pa yau y S. na aas sh s@,
TOs.-Dh Considerable. lust stopped In more 10
tn time anything se ind rstood he ha very fine
Reg lver psrteur keep t al saws the mark
While there induced make nv-stmsnt and know
I've made Tod surprised his splendid
stock and soh exceedingly low prices could hu
myself the sdor ing eawsrd and being good
the Emporium AMI Fashionable jew Ivy and prices
much hrl"w any house in this other place.
JoaN.-Whv you astouish me, Ton.
Tos-Thsre fine god watch and chain got Of him. and
Il only little. and there is of.ilver
bought for wfe-gt them beautifully engraved In the
b'rgsin aud the silver good dollars 1hre
he mended for aud IT'S ahead OF time tell where he
Joan -Dae. h. repair watchei Ihave good
eforier that don't with have laid il
from that very fact.
Window also splendid Pvoting Soth- aud then his
ing watches convnces he is we'll posted
Just 70 and him. ~ill do the right thing wit
you and anything you you will find IL there
JoHx Wen shaii see Hustsee before night and
With hin also; Christmas and New Years You known are most
here.
Tox.-Do 90. do 90. Good FAY. John. l
JOIN Good luck to you. Tom Best friends Dust part
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE undersigned have this day formed Co. partner
ship under the style and firm of GEo. Fo q Co.
for the Transaction Of general Forwardimg and Com
ission Basinsss and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious fireproof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner OF Locust and Dun
ham streets, and the Depot OF the Evansville and
Or wfordsville Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special care to Consgnments either by
River, RAILROAD, Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates.
Ty will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale Of Produce Groceries la this MARKET and solicit
orders for the purchase OF and Moasses the
Coast Of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremtted attention to merit and share
the public patronage. N. w. FOSTER.
tEDf GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 w. M. ALTMAN.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY
BY E'HOa. BACON q ga

BY THO>. BACON q CO.,
FIRST STREET. BxTw. MAIN LocrsT, EVANSVILLE.
THE subscribers would respectfully inform the citi
OF Evansville and vicinity, that they have on
hard and receiving large aud well selected stock
FRESH GROCERIES, embracing every thing usually
kept In u good Family Grocery; and they hope, by
prompt attention to business. TO receive aud merit
Liberal share put tic patronage.
All orders will receive prompt attention. and goods
delivered purchasers at their doors II desired, We
have aWAGoN expressly for laid purpose.
IT T,lsn Goods warranted good or no sale.
y T,The highest prices paid for Counir! Produce.
TPPlease call ana examine stock, will SCI
at .he LOWEST cash prices.
splj THOS. BACON a. CO.