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WALL STE HENS. Pennsylvania ave, next
w TO Iron Hall. would remind purchasers that
heir present stock Of Winter Clothing is large and
we'll selected, embracing al styles and qualities,
ma nuf1cture in the most superior aNaer, which
they are now selling at greatly re1ucrd prices.
Also, large assortment OF Servants Clothing at
cGst.
0UTHS AND Boys CLOTHING.
4 large and fine assortment Just received. Snita.
Die for youths boys, and children of all ages.
f-b 4-tf
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NEW GOODS FOR THE LADIES

NEW GOODS FOR THE LADIES.
I HAVE received aud viii constantly keepon hand
i during the ason the following and Gesi.
rable goods:
Head Dresses, Dress Caps, Sash Ribbons
Tinsel Ornaments Of every variety
Lace Collars and Sleeves
Also, Maltese Thread and Val.ncian Laces.
1t is needless to add that the above named goods
are the most desirable of the season.
+ F. MYER.
At the Blue and White Awning Store
feb Stat
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RS REV ARD Strayed from the sub.cri.
qpc bers residence, on l4th street, on the mcrr-
ing OF the Slst pltmo. a red and white Buffalo
BULL Ihe above reward wii pc given for bis safe
ueil'ery 10 NE or to any one giving information
INA, can get nm G. G. HILL, l4th st.
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W Young Mems Christian Assoc.
A ctatiOn.-W. Gilmore Simms, Esq, OF
South Carolina, will lecture before the ASSOCIATION
TDIS wednesday, EVENING, at ~ o'clock, at
the Smiths oman Institute
1t is earnestly hoped that all the members will be
present. C. w. SCHREINER.
feb Sit Chairman Iecture Commttaa
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THE knickerboc ker Magazine for
i February, received and for sale a:
SHILLINGT0N'S bookstore
The Eclectic Magazine for February
Rankiu's AbsiracI of Medical Science
The Young Duke; or, the Younger Days ofGeorge
the Nv, by D1sraoli
Dashes OF American Humor-a collection of anus.
inr sketches
New Books, Newspapers, and every thing in the
cheap publication line for sale at
JOE SHILLINGT0N'S Book tore,
Cor. Pa. sv. and AZ St, odeon Building.
feb eff
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Deafness and all Disease IS OF the Eve
and Ear.

DR.. F. A. Won MOsCHZIsKER Ocu-
SsSsHAs >list and Aurist. WILDE in Washington,
V2Ion Tuesday next and every TUESDAY
during the winter season, and can be
consulted on all diseases OF the Eye and Ear.
HS-Artifcial Eyes inserted without any pain.
n. BID. NJ. begs to say that he cannot be seen
after o'clock p m.
Office at Mrs. Vess's, Pennsylvania avenue, be
tween 18th and 18th SITS, up stairs.
feb S-3t*
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ANTHRACITE COAL.

100 TONS superior Red Ash COAL. per Schooner
lpNI Elliott. daily expected to arrive at Wash
inCtOn, for sale by HOWARD 4 POOR.
feb SIT Alexandria. Va.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
National THEATRE.

NATlONAL THEATRE.
N STAR COMPANY.
Engagement Of Mr. EDWIN FORREST
THIS ElEkING will be performed
THE LADY or LYONS
Overture by the Orchestra.
To conclude with the farce If
TIE POST o. HONOR
Prices Of Admission: Dress circle, parQu.t ana
third tier 80 cents: reserved and orchestra s.,, q
cents family cirle aud coorcd gallery - cent
Doors open ut 81. 70 commence At O'Clock
DISLEY& GOoDALL's yARIETE
III Dir. GOuDAIL and MRS. GIapSTANP
lie engagement e Mics EIlZA LOGAN
THIS EFE.NiNG will be performed
1HE wIFE.
The evenings entertainments b. conclude Win
THE NIpOwS VICTIM
Prices Of Admission ,-orchestra chairs IS c-p,..
dress circle, SO cents: gentleman accompanied by
tS . ladie 81; family circle p cents
Doors open at 81 l-commenee at az o'clock
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p0UDoIR AND UNICH0RD PIANOS.-Anoth-r
ID supply # these beautiful and celebrated Piano
tcrtes just received, which for durability aud
ness We challenge competition.
HILBUS IIITZ, Music Depot.
feb 3-tf
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ARCHITECTURE.
w II. IA. AID WIN

/ prepared TO furnish designs and Specifications
1 for structures Of eyey description, such IS pub
c edifices stores, city residences, villas. cottages
&c Particular attention given to rural Il; chtec-
tee ure. He will also atteI to any commuuica-
lions. and furnish with dispatch plans aceompa-
Iied with full directions for the execution of the
gork, where personal superintendent cannot be
Obt aimed.
references: W. 3. Todd DR.. J. F. May, 4. Farm
ham. Il. Gilman, Hon. IL. May.
Office and residence corner of Sd and L streets
Washington. ID. C. feb 4-ism
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WANTED
Bids for 300 or 4 90 Cords Pine w God.

PROPOSALS viii be received, by the subscriber
i at his office. Smith oman Grounds, for the fur
al; hing of from three to four hundred cords of h-t
pine Wood, well sessoned) to lie delivered the
srouu OF tie UIited States Military Asylum, H. c.
Bills sent post paid will be attended t..
GILBERT A. CAMERON,
Contractor Military Asylum.
The wood wanted as per the above advertisement
IS the best seasoned Spruce.
The distance To lie carted from the Canal il about
81 miles, most of the WAY by 9Th street plank roSd
tCO cords wante before he LIST of May coming the
6.lanee before the lst OF August next.
A percentage will be retained for q faithful con-.
pli with the contract
Bids will be received from farmers in the NEIGH
borhood and will be received up to the 18th of this
month. g. CAMERON
feh t,-.iflEfL.
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1OUND-On Thursday last, a small sum OF
l. MONEY, wi ich the owner can have by CALM
at this Office proving property and paying for this
advertisement. fob 6-et
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BOOKS!B00KS m-Bo0KSm
CURIOUS. RARE. AND YALUARIY

~ ~ n -
l02 BALTlMoRE STREET.
CORNER Oh HOIlIpAy, BALTIMORK Mn
Silly's AstroloCy ard Occult Sciences, I vol
+to, numerous steel plates. p'ioe........sl $40 90
Webster on Witchcl aft. l vol, At London
lb.., price. %
Boyer's II STORY # the life and Reign Of Queen
Anne. Illustrated with all the rlrdsts
struck in this reign. With thrir explans.
lions, and other useful and ornamental
cuts, vol, folio, price ............-.. al
BeaumOnts Travels from France 10 Italy
through the Alps. with Topcgraphical
and historical descriptions. mats and
numerous hue plates, | vol, folis, half
cali, price. ......... 90
The Princes Of BTsbant. ~ fine Portraits
vol, small. ito. hoatd>. price ........... . 80
1Ieyne'e Nir II, vols. >Vc, calf -. Dc.!.le,
Collection 81 Poems vols. l2Ipo ali 81 Rams
Critical NcrS yOls- Thick. l2lao calf .E4s w.r
tsn ca efrssxAs aud Writings & Pope. with Tick
e'ls sutograI1B, vols Nyo, calf =, Sir John bal
rgmpl.'s VI uioiTs of Great Britain and Ireland 2
as, $50. caif SIX ASKS Dictionary the English
Language. c0ntsining all the obsolete and unc, -.
words vols. Svo calf. 81: Hovrl,s Hist ~ q
tn World, > vols, foiio halt calf, lts5. $40. NJ T.
G zero on the Nature of Gods. vol, +to., vpllum
Published ll9s. very scarce, S5 boneinus, by fearc
vol, 12mo, calf Sl5T; Rollins Bellies Letters {
vols, 12mo.. calf, $50: The Lives Of the Lords
Chancellor. Lords Keepers and Lords Commission
or of the GIea' Seal Of ENGLAND, vols, l2mr calf
s.: and many others equally scarce sud chesp.
f. If J. GATHERS a BRO.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
OAR kER, at his Perfumery and Fancy store,
i under the National Hotel, Pennsylvania ave
nue., just opening new and complete stock OF
S00d'' consisting in part sTo Sfr
Ladies' ard Gentlemen's Paris Kid Gloves, all sizes
ana colors
PERFUMERY -
Extracts from the houses of Lubn and Provost Par
il, and Harrison. Phila.
Genuine German Cologne, Pomatum. Beuf Marrow
Cold Cream, Macasssr Oil, ". l. Bay Rum
Lows Brown Windsor Soap, Cleaver's Honey Soap
Lubins Rose and Musk Soap
raylor's Transparent Balls, &c.
BRUSHES
English, French, and American Hair Brushes in
one hundred different patterns
l, ., 3, 4, and Iow Tooth Brushes, London, made
for our sales expressly
Nail and Cloth Brushes, &c.
Tuck Combs, latest Paris styles
She'll, Buffalo, English depressed Horn and India
Rubber Dressing Combs
John Fen's premium ivory fneteeth and Pocket
Combs
FOR SHAVING.
Guerlain's, Roussers, and Harrison's Shaving
Cream
Military Cakes, and all other Shaving Soaps
Badgers hair Shaving Brushes, very superior.
PARKER'S PREMIUM RAZOR STROP
WASHINGTON, March II. 1919.
We, the undersigned, having fsirly I, sted Par
ker's Metallic Razor Strop Powder, to which the
Maryland Institute has awarded premium do TAX.
great pleasure in certifying that it will keep the
Rszor in fine, smooth shaving order, without the
use of hone.
j. MACPHERSON BERRIEN, U. s. Senator.
w. w. SEATON, Mayor Of " Washington.
w. s. ARCHER, House of Representatives.
Rev T. NJ PEAsE, Washington.
THos. j. RusK, U. S. Senator.
HRsN WATERLOO, Esq, New York city.
RAZORS.
Wade Butchers of our own importation
Tally lIo, from 26 cents to SI25 each
Razors imported to order, and all warranted
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CUPIDS ADDRESS.
THO claiming descent from Damp tent Jove,
And r,-isnin- Supreme DER the Kingdom OF Love:
1t is my ambition and fav rite employ.
To gl.dt'en esrh hea with conte n; nent and ioy,
And whilst thus engaged on my mis- son divine,
MethougLt Cf Witt IN ST. NAlE.TIyE
Well knowing his influence DER earths fair daugh-
ters,
| wished TO consult him about my Head Quarters.
And these were his words. .'ReSt at ease On that
score
The pla"e is secured-'tis at LANNON'S CHEAP
STORE-
Where Loves own mementoes in brilliant array
Are furnished 10 honor my festival day.
Without more ado then, We urge one sni all
Who seek - something rich 70 give HAMMOND a call.
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HONfY, OLD WINDSOR. Sassafras and other
III Toilet Soaps, at reduc "a prices, at
feb 1T WINTERS. 9Th st.
CSIC.-All the popular Sheet Music of the
VI day, for sale at Winners, 9th st.
feb 1T
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w Central Academy, corner of and
uS 10th streets-The parents Of our pupils are
respectfully and earnestly requested to attend an
our Academy, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY 18th, 9th and 10th) ensuing. during the
usual school hours. fe7e4t
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r., F.. THOMAS


GENERAL AGENT for collection Of rents renting
" property, and Co lector in general.
Residence on the corner OF New Yo-a avenue and
10 street.
Any orders left at Messrs. Farkers Store opposite
Browns Hotel, at J. W Riieys st boat wharf,
.yl he attended to promptly. feb 4-e7Sts
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AJ- Washingt0n Hfghlanders.-An
adjourned meeting of this Company will be held at
the Armory of the Washington Light Infantry, on
NIGHT, the sth instant at O'Clock,
These favorable to the formation of this Company
are invited to attend.
JOHN Balm, Chairman.
WILLIAM Forsyth, Secretary. + feb &lws
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GRAND BALL
or THE
ISL AND SOCIAL CT lIB,

TT'HE members of the Club take pleasure in an
/ n uncing to their friends and the public gene
"a ly that their first grand BALL will take place at
kland Hall. on the It'll Of February, 1854.
Every effort will be made by the Club TO make
this ball one Of the most pleasant and agreeable Of
til" season. Their patrons can rest sured that no
pains expense will be spared in contributing to
their enjoyment.
The best Cotillon Music has teen engaged for the
OCCASION
Tickets ONE D0LLAR-to be had OF the mana
gers and at the door on the evening of tie ball.
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dHlt, PdltIlI, IIalin, AM GtllI
AGENTS

WASHINGTON CITY.
n. B.-Particuar attention paid TO the e. lection
of Accounts for firms and individuals
Is. ,. d. T.. devote especial attention 20 the pur-
hase and sale OF Real Esta'e On commission. renting
.iouses, &c, and will take the entire agency and
,harge OF property for owners.
We have now on hand LARGE amount q very de-
>rabie properly, both improved and unimproyei Tor
ale or exchange, in all part Of the city and lis VI
cinity.
Persons desiring TO sell purchase property worii
10 we'll TO call on Us immediately.
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~ Smithsonian Institution Lee
3 lures.
On Monday and Wednesday evenings, the 9th and
Sth instant, by W. Gil..Ore simms, of Charleston,
S. C., e iitor Of the Southern Quarterly Review.
On Friday evening by DIR. j. Lawrence Smith.
feb 6-3t
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y enterprisiuE man, who has $3.50 10 invest and
IS uispsSed to engage in a pleasant and respectable
BIZ ness, that viii yield he; income of at least loo
per month, may bear of chance by addressing II
j." through the City Post Office.
feb 3-ly
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

M have just opened one If Groyestcu Co.'S
w celebrated premium Piano FItcs. Thee
'el DRAFTED manufacturers have just received tie
lire highest premiums for pianss exhibited at the
New York Crystal Palace-a decided assurance uf
heir superiority.
All are invited to call and judge for Themselves,
at the Music Depot of HILBUS a. HITZ
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~ THE "sTAR" OFFICE Is LOCATED
ON D STREET, SECOND DOOR WEST FROM
TWELFTH, NEAR THE JUNCTION OF
TWELFTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE. NEARLY OPPOSITE FRENCHS
IRVING HOTEL"
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~ Attention, PiOneers.-The mem.
H bers Of the Pioneer Club are particularly ie-
quested to meet at Cops Saloon, Louisiana ave.
nue., between 5th and 9th sts., on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, The stl instant at o'clock, in full uni
forr;, as there will bs pafsas.
Punctual attendance is earnestly desired OF every
member.
BY order of the President: JAS. ALLEN.
G.W. WATSON, Captain. feb7-2t*
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A CARD.

A CARD.
Mrs. VIM T. MADDOX. late of ST Marys coun
vi Is. having taken the house formerly occupie6
by the Hon. Mr.. Champion, corneref and Goth st.
Will be taIby to accommodate permanent boarder-
feb ID
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The Georgetown, D. c., Gas Company The
Senate bill incorporating this company just
passed by the Senate, and now d the hands
of the House Committee on the District of Co.
lumbia, should be enacted with as little delay
As possible. Its provisions are very simple,
and grant no privileges to whioh the most
stringent can object. Indeed, it has undergone
the scrutiny of the vigilant chairman of the
House Committee on the District Of Columbia,
who is said to stand prepared to say to the
House that it is unobjectiOnable even to one of
his strict ideas on such matters. This compa-
ny have at heavy cost erected their buildings
and apparatus and laid their pipes, and are
now ready to supply the SO greatly needed
light to our neighbors of Georgetown. They
only await the action of Congress, from whom
they ask literally nothing save the privilege f
so doing. An effort will be made to get final
action upon this bill when it may be reported
back, and we trust that the House will not
compel the excellent people of &c orgetown to
remain day longer without gas light than
may be absolutely necessary.
A New and Interesting Question.-It will
be recollected, that not long since, Mr.. Church
well, of Tenn, introduced series Of DECLARE
tory resolutions into the House upon the SUBJ
Iect Of the Intervention Of governments in the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-21

IL Dsnhy positively assures Us he will
not leave Evansville He is content To re-.
side am,ng people, about three-.ourt- of
whom he hiss sti.matized as abolrtionisis.---
Well, that only proves he hiss not the spirit
OF an honest msn, TO prefer The company vi
else he is guilty of . wicked falsehoud in de-
clarng them ch. He has great deal oi
contempt and ridicule 10 Uutlive in Evans.
much about him in any oil er place in three
months, and therefore he might Is well stay
here. We hope to occasionally spice up his
life q little.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-21

excellent building materials, can be found in
abundance on the White river. These beds
are sometimes for trsnty M les on TIE line Of
the canal. vigo. CI,y.P7rke, a.d Dcviess
counties abound in limestone AID -9r istene
Along the Wait rirsr and PATIO a. and in
Owen, clay, Green, aud other counties. the
finest white oak. maple, hickory, walnu'
cherry, and other species, abound Convenient
TO The canal. TIE prpucts OF the Green rirer
valley find their appropriate depot at Ec MS
o lie Iron, coal, ana the Gne-' timber, are
found on the banks ofthis stream. B.i' ding
materials OF all kinds eau be purchased cheap
ly in Eransu'Fs ftit-
In conclusion the health OF Evansville is
unObiectionabe. Latorers can come here
fro any part Of the Union. at any seasin al
the year, and no acc imaton is Dece- sary'-
There are elegant ocations here for an ar.
mory, and a site can be purchased at low
rstes. Our city is growing rapidly. aud has
every advan age for continuing the same rap d
growth till it achieve greatness.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-21

81 The Enquirer has discovered "Mare's
nest. 1t extracts Il sentence from t,e Jour-
nal IN which we endorsed Mr.. BIy'he's senli-
m nts, aud another extract, in which We de-
ci'ned endorsing the position OF Dir. Is. MS
tie Euqu.rer had represented It, This 1t thirkr,
or says, Tor it very rarely IN inks - hat it say =
isa gre Inconsistency. Well, perhaps II
of the fact. Mr.. b no more endorses than
we do, the opinions which the Enquirer has
made him the author OF IN several occas sion !.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-21

oyER ,,,aa, roTrLEs SON PER MONTH.

OVER 3 taW FoTTLEs SOD PER MONTH
IT is our bat il tn call attention To all the Medicines
OF day. tmpr cisn has pone vast harm 10 the hu-
man family. AMI would shrink from tking the re-
sot si.il.U eul".izirg aH, medi inc mich is not
valuable; bii in recommending lR. bRuE's INDIAN
VEGETABLE P,S,cE. but dol VIII 4 b, al esdy
been de b, dist bgushed medical men efg. men and
IDaly others Of gre at oral worth. whose cerlihrats
may bc foud at this office in pr 'sruces Famil! Jour
aud Almanat alo at .iihe prineipa 'ruy stores IN
the city. We read uail. 81 iarg. shme Il OF the Pan
AcE, u Missouri, OHIO, Tennessee Wisconsin, Iowa,
Ar anst aud varion> OH Stats. We see notice o
shipment Ia A. g. bragg Co.. st. Louis. NO, 81
3JU ozer: one t. Conneil Jo hhso.. Madi>"i ILd OF
?JtD bottles. whe Other parts If our state are
veiug sup, lied. glad TO learn that the n.rr>i &
COmpan, have made large shipments 10 our fist grow
ing est,
The company putting lGoG bottles per day. and
the ihcrcasng demand l. great that large Capitalists
have rgagei in his ef terpze. Although R. bRrcE's
PASACE, ben before the pt b h. Twelve mont ~
yet il ha~ gained CHER nj more .esrrved reputation
than Ne,.icai onouii eyc' ofr al 10 the afflicted.
For rticuiars call on the Druggists and procure u
Journ nj Almanac 70 -. Also see advertisement in
h.r col. lmh2lif
> ua. tiu~i E,iPS Plid.S WILL. CURE DYS
tuJir esou. BilIipu.uess disease of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-21

o. Will the R porter" OF the Enquirer
never forgive Mr.. Blythe, Tor the two Grub
bings bestowed upor him by th't gent man!
Tr-be-,urr, he skinned the Reporter alive,
and exposed him to most isagreesble ridicue,
and made him a bye-word among boys, but
then an editor, or even u w0ud-5e editor,
should OF all men have "a christian spirit, and
be ready to forgive those who "@o' |" HIM.
Now. i, the Reporter" would but forgive
Bl the and Sanders, We are sure their ghosts
would not forever be haunting him, and ike
the witches OF Old, sticking Plus in their vic
TIN, riding hin: through the air on bro,m-
sticks. &c. Ii he Uuid but come cut like a
man and knowledge a most ighob!e defeat
in the discussion oi The Nebraska. Bill; that
b. has told some fifty wiiul uctruhs relative
to the position OF this people on thu, Bill; that
he has disgraced himself with our merchants
by his contemplate threats; shat he deserrss
all the ridicue he il receiving; we ere sure
his conscience might be greatly eased, and
the wick d obtain little rest. Try IT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-21

a. Last Thursday evening a meeting
called in opposition ~ tn, Nebraska Bill, was
to have bee held at Brooklyn. II Promised
TO be the largest meeting of the season, even
greater than the New York meeting The
hear o. the first large meeting in the North,
n favor Oi the N ebraska Bill
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-21

lo IL Five thousand people assembled at
the Tabernacle, NV ! rk city, O., the even
Nebraska Bill. Strong resolutions were
unanimously adopted. Great en- hnsiasm
prevailed, and the feeling of New York was
well represented and illustrated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-21

SPECTAcLEs MI. Sermons, as will be
seen by notice, r.n,uins ia this city but
short time longer. Those whuse eye sight
is bad ar who compelled To use spertac:es.
81 on d take this ,cta-ion to supply them
being SUPER and better Tor he eyes than
any other kind in use.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-21

A STRONG BASx.--From a repor, Of the
condition OF the free banks of Indiana, on
the alst Of December last il apPeard that the
State Stock Ba,k of Jamestown, in Boone
county, bad but nineteen dollars al silver on
hand!
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An In,po laat Error.

A telegraph dispatch was published in our
city papers yesterday. taken from the Louis
vile papers, relative to he ect:on in New
H ,mp<hre After giving the returns, the
dispatch said, sand Nebraska is ,rium plant {"
This is slight mistake. The dispatch. as
psbished II the Cincinnati and New York
papers says-"The anti-Neoraska principle
is triumphant We knew the wings oi New
Hampshire, d the majority OF Democrats.
were opposed to tie Nebraska Bill. and iho't
there must be- some error in the report that at
a general election in that State, the Neira--
ka bill had been triumphant. The thing Is
now fully expl lined. Gen. Pierce's own
State, Democrat as il is, has declared itself
against the Nebraska measure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-21

OF The rembers Of The |. O. o. F. will
not forget the meeting at the Lodge Room
Tonight, called for tie purpose of making the
necessary arrangements to attend the o Id
Fellows celebration TO be neld at Vincennes,
on tie Cad. Trip tickets can be had at rea-
sonable rates on the r r., and it is hoped
that large number will attend.