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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-25
Review of the Market.
SAY FRANcfsco. Thnrsda

BAN FRANCISCO, Thursday Dec -, 1850
Our merket fer the weeks hes presented painful
ihe hustle and gy that chaactesed the pat
or s % &c 1s a., YIN feSs t eys
stock Of Goods market CONTINUALLY iacr ased by fresh
plies the full supplies tie country Snter
y in the Mort y'nsrket seldom ~nesed, dssteHt
1he want Of rain the ns district. has checked to great
eh, ,ss opa', ,s o. inner ~s ws.a tss e.,ssny o. ay
Ih Las ID s eject upon sds ho In sncips
were yusssd iime unable realize they have been
esd TO ePPo9t on e wig have 10 'ons instances
Sa "a the state OF thn watch until
Statsless rom The isior 'n' heavier
ARCHER esss Ghi Be sspsd for The shtas. Of The Money
tate Tho pics RANGED far shove the expectations Of tho
essts d. fiis. Of cur aesessp,. Abe so.at 81 b
ss 80 sIs y The ae.@eTs q tie t VII g. lea. l f
f short Of Of the The heavy losses
eps Val We LoD prSc y .. @ ne yssl ESs
and esuse to Hh moderation ia future sls
BkEADThe price OfFlou Nth ,te inquiry aad increased
stock this article las change Ihe
sE moderate. Sale Of 90 bbl Nary At sass S bb Pilot
C0RK MEAIowpg to the very heavy aud the a,wn
gran prices have receded 80 bb At - So
so 90 l2s 90 co at 81 IS so bAfbb - 81 l0 bb
coTrSEfh,r. e. inquiry sd decline h s. since orr Las.
ucusiion prices tsndeocy - 20 b, ~ n.
Go DO a. ze 400 do al e 40 do balance Of above
god :apElZ and .:s.dy demand price. remain
80 boKfs ffereh sperm 81 S4ic.
CoALIbere 1ueh in th. article particularly for Rux.
Lsckavsrna st sSI, iOC 90 esq
tLovRThe imPoAons during the past fortnight .oo.pt IN
eae5s bill Of which 78 bbs American sad a. b. ri,
article has bern very moderate rque A15 Of s made
ebfI the PAR ioInht ted within past on
ouT days HsJa AID 6slfgn which r 90 lonT PERIOD "a MIN
sned Their priee' have down nearly ive with chile ~.
Ie'pee or hHersn rsher uaofs Unsorsbs tha chill. me
AFTER IN hfs hands b. ps n0dsst and o. tie
enI nc te ets htxs and Oaseo el2 unas ,estos
So 90 AZ ~ o. go DO O te brands o. 400 Do AZ
~ ~ o. sr az e 81 2toor ~ Gaeso. a. sif %
Fisd-ho Aaetefel scTce55 b. bbs xi2 80 Codi.h
hss ~ 10 good very little sood "a s1fet 500 brs a.
CAS- IN IaoSsrae Request slsht dlns Ia prices stls
G.tc . ~ - ~-'S-- - -
CsIs- go hcFs Es-teIn &c s., ba-s Doraestc &c
hthaN otes-Nil hltfy ck end le isquigy pne.g he
rtt'fe - lt'ss Il ltc & 81 a. ice
ithiKE The Asvy imports both Etsea aad uesic vi
s % tr tce lie boone - very hsavg fas' pr3es
lftrf rft he fiar ~ @6 -fo; " P.ls G ~ l,5 r5.
ht- md Lab 80 - -eeorl f-sy ssshe. IS ~ ?
ecLi. eevsLer
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THE INDIAN FIGHT ON THE FOUR CREEKS
DISPATCH PROM LIEUT.. NUGENr
COR WEssELs, FoUR CEEEKs. CI. Dec H. lsJ3

CANP WEssELs, Four CEEEKs, Cal, Dec II, 1853
Sir have the honor TO submit the following brief re-
por Of skInish this morning between detachment Of
DDiied States troops under nay command and the Yoke
tribe If Indians. appears from good authority that two
indians belonging TO the aforesaid tribe ofwhich Fsacico
il head chief did about the frt OF September last steal
and all en the properly q farmer by the name Of
Martin. Tho resides the Kah We yah River abou. tea
miles above the town 0fNo0dvl'e
On Tuesday, the 9Th inst had talk with the Chief
FTsrcisco It which time be said lac knew the guilty In
c1Ls. ard made tie most solemn promise 10 bring them
in d following dayi the came the expr.-- a.
YlrtrcsF g. have them nished f8r Tie olne Wr,ues
Csy ctUe. LIT - Efauc.cO or Guilty iullau- wli'sd
Ultl ltulscat De b. u-.er FraBci-cI n0- he Ilra,s
r'LIe iA.r aiI eaTaI,s. tea io.k Twelve men saf
yec lie -Aa iaHtLe1.a, IL oTd-r Il possible to al Oat
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.o,,c,eJ viii furnish great -es 10 the miners in tbs
yicinities OF Ham Bar and Goodyear's Bar.
uIy PORTION of those employed az IN Bar are dong
well 80
At Scots Bar the average rePoheo Hom SA' 70 -"
Tbo,e who s,iI remain ct wOodviIe AMI St Joe B,rs
are making good wsges.
The great trouble FOR time in wha. Is called the
Dry Dgginos has been the Of water Many of tia
Rar have been abandoned and those Who LEFT them hsye
81 since Accumulated much. Mining is very dull AZ
sears Diegsngs Eureka, Craig's Spanish Flass, &c.
JsTfREsTTsG TO QUARTZ MISEKs.-in 81 article several
DAYS since in this paper, written by skfi geoost me
eritepee Of arsenical pyrtcs among the quartz IN
mines was mentioned the of much OF the army
ncs ana encouragement. that has been exerienc d in
ths Kind Of mining IL mentioned thai ihs mine. Of
Sess had been cose for years On account Of the qlan
tity Of this material among the ore.
A recent discovery, however, By nr Pa,tner, has had
the effect Of removing this difficulty in isure AMI the
mines of Rcheusten which have also been closed have
been re6pened and worked. similar annoyance which
Ills article causes the quartz miner was experienced by
since bv what called rusty gold with which the quick
silver would not smagamaie The discovery OF Mr. Plat
per very simple affair and could be easily al pied in
this country II consists Of roasting the quartz in
bstory oven process by which the arsenic Is entirely
driven out leaving the rOn gold and sand upon the bJ.
tom Of the oven
large portion Of the quartz upon what Is called Irish
Creek IN II Dorado County, is mix,d with asonic Il
pyrtes and railroad sixteen hundred feet in lenyh,
twenty feet in hight and eight feet in width, Ana
doe Creek in Csaveras County s built nearly one half
OF this material which had been supposed worthless.
An experiment tried by Platners method by gen
;l6Innn in this city last week which entirely
ful This article which considered worthless vas
found to contain quantity Of gold which would warrant il
being estimated 81 s35 to SiO the un. IL is thought
that y the adoption Of this plan the waste tia.
has been experienced in this important branch of our in
dutry will be avoided PA er Times.
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HIcrrlci

Or v,y e,,siF Dee Is sy Rev W., Wiley ~ Samuel NJ
IN 70 nv AI b. is by R1 NJ g,s NJ Fstsr.t Ogden
to Ne Mary 1. uhe; dsvsh'sr Of Gen W lacks 49,
Or H. 2sh de,oer BY Jackson Kisr ND Of Olympia
W. I, 70 hls L0gsa LeVs Of Leafs Comfy
MIS- NJ IA Away bc't Il Jieorseio7a
In Scuora rce T. by Judge wilkins Charlie. E n Breton
Eythr Rev Or G,ay Dee II wr Jsls Of Newport
s Carrie Campbell! BAKER a. the residence OF her father
II Seoifsis o, T. Nov 2 BY the Rev Tebbitt, M jas
In son Fle'co Pee % by the Rev DTsh' Hunt Mr. Ste
phen H. ny Chase 20 Miss Elizabeth j Drn.sp
II GO on Dee a. BY Judge Fog, Nr Da7h aud Miss Jesse
IN CsGaT,le Ii Desdo County Dee s M Charlie. NJ Perry
ara Me Eien ST DAy
Of MT II Io.s g. Bses On the River s Benz ans
Mated 2s sh thsly daughter 4 T. g. and AAgvst Black
Ii sessmero Sunday evenin Dc i2 byte Rev Ben
tor NJ sWeeser Of that city to a' sara fFa formerly
A. the ,idepe Of M,or smnoa. sir mile. rom soetton on
MoI ny evening Dec r. by the Rev PHILLIPS M nlur A.
Huir Aihs Juin Am S'ennous, both Of san JCaqua Co.
wssorih Mr John Lydaor Ms Frances ho'eE, both Of
Az he reid nee Of Chapman near Risrsod Dc o. BY K
stesIr p Rsnton Brock to Mss s'h Ann Newman eo7 Of
ssE clsr Pee e By Re Re- GFsns s i Rev T. w
Hrds OF santa Srrz 10 Ms o'lgo ''f ~ e 81 ~ -
John Arcrt 20 Mis- Glow Ho, AL Of Moe llmns nm
II DC q By Justice Lane, A. Richardson to MA'aoe
5. - 81. MOI Tile, AL sonofa
Mud swings II Dorado County Dee 2 hy the Rev L,
Ieyis M Maetsl, Of sa;laueno % Mss HELM L. PhsPs,
only 6srslter Ct N. PhelFs ate e Aiehgan
by me Rev BeutCu Ma Frederick Snith 10 b5
Al re fe.deBee ofwm Co,,sus Esq Sacramento
the .7h Decemb,r by tire Rev b. Gro ch IT, b9stwlss
s,sTIer iaie Of cuncy III
G' * Dc q y the Rev y M, p WS4 Mr. T. C. Kelly
By Pw shepherd E,q, Justice OF the Peace, Dec y, Mr.
iy " shs1fsd Ksg pee ., Mr.. Aasu''o ManiOn to Miss
LYDIA AonteichaId. both OF san Francisco
In Sacramento Dee q b. tho Rev O. C. Wheeler Mr. gn
RI,i OF Neya1s md N,. Jennie Tysm, Of e Dorado Co
BlsUei 10 Mas lima holnsTi al ofthat city.
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Births

In San Francisco Saturday Dec H. the lady Of Wn R.
Wheaton, q Lsls hteT.
Ia san Fanoscs Dec &C. the lady Of lakewood OF Son
IT, Tisc ryr bee the lady samuel HUFF Daughter
D,c H. "a, sdy Of Emanuel A Esq Of Nyes Rnh ola Son
IN Sen Frsi Dc 10 TIE lady OF Nc ioyern II Son.
IN M.rsve De- 90 the lady Of Mr. N Gray. OF dsister
In FTSnescO Dee IS the lady Of MI H. Ames Of son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-25

The steamship Northern Light, II Churchill commander
from San Juan del None arrived yesterday morning &c
O'Clock with 3i3 passengers aud sboni ssjOOco
The Northern Light left New York Jan 3 at r h,
end arrived at San Juan del Norte Jan 10 at O'Clock
Pm ftoyping at Kingston, Jam, for Goals Returning
len Sen Juan del Norte the fame evening at II O'Clock
remaining in port but eight hours. She brings q
large independent mail with advices from San Fnsnciscs
Of tbe slst of Dec Her passengers and specie came
through from San Francisco TO New York in % days and
Is hours-from San Juan, days and 10 hours.
The Northern Light connected with the steamship Brother
jonathan, Capt Ward, which left San Francisco the
sla Of Dec at O'Clock r. With 453 passengers and
100000 on freight for New York and New Orleans which
arrived al San Juan del Sur the night Of the 18th inst
The transit Of The passengers and spece the Isbmn'
occupied 80 hours Ttey arrived at San juan "a hours
previous tie sailing Of the Northern Light The river
in good condition and the road in excellent order.
Tie amer Brother jonathan passed the Sierra Nevada
from San Juan del Sur Il miles out Of port The S n ar
rived at O'Clock M, with her passengers which ieft
Eew-York Dec s. 1853.
The amer Oregon ef San Francisco few hours pre-
yious to the sailing OF the Brother Jonathan with 100 pas
upcers and 100000 for New.York and New Orleans
y.a. M port at San yaos p steamer Avon for As2o-
val atb+ Am b Aide for Few-Yofs soon AaDea for New"
The Northern Light Jan co. at a NJ saw l4rgeb brig
ashore on Florida Reef 90 miles north Of Caryfort Light
with iopss clewed up-epPsrenty just got on wreeker
was working down 10 her Jan %, at ~ Cape Hat
tras bedingSS w 40 miles came in contact with schooner
ssreh Anna Of Bremen Nome A. w Pnckham mister
from NewYork bound to WILLIAMSON n c. Boarded the
schooner Immediately after clearing ship, and found her
bowfprt knight heads snd wndass gone The schooner
was taken in tow. At o'clock A. A. the Captain hailed
and reported the schooner had four feet Of water in her hold
and filing rapidly wished TO be taken of The Captain
and Crcw-tw0 men and one bOy-wcre taken on board.
CorOCbsn anchors ,ud groceries Insured IN New Yor and
COO The Sarah Anna stiled from NeYork the
"a Of December driven three times the Gulf expert
sneed very heavy weather With loss Of bosn stove &C.
The following is the Northern Lights Specie List.
DulsuD Sherman 42i5 800 VIM ssgnan Coz. 1000
An EXchsps re $3.50 r A Sear1 $3.50
Adam 100 g9l G. w. qhonaB. Aio
DIt Co Thilsd.. IS 100 % RossnsiocL. $50
Nele Fargo Co ny. 64NIC. Ctnefsa IbO
Ne,S.s w I!oge Co do 50 eco 4 Roberts ..........
J. bloonr goale.......... le0fi ~
Total. 13l
Our thanks Cue to Mr. Purser Lord Of the Northern
Light and TO the Express Companies of Berford & Co,
Adams d Co. and Wells Fargo Co, for valuable favors
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LATEST MINING INTELLIGENCE
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POSITION OF THE YILBusrERs.
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nExICAKs DEFEATRD-INvADERs REINFORCED
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SHIP NEWS.

STATE OF TIE MARKETS.
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Marriages, Births and Deaths.
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Our thanks Cue to Mr. Purser Lord of the Northern
Light and TO the Express Companies of Berford Co,
Admin q Co and WelIs Fargo Co, for vauabe ayors
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
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THINGS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-21
PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

INV OhbtHNaf PHI IrJ4-
We have abundant reason 10 recommend kichs SaIa-
mander Safe emneny hreproof since We had an ex-
cellen opportunity, the 5h February ias testing
one OF that description which we purchased several
years since Of Mr. Isaac Bridge, Our store, No. 81
Chartres street. with entire stock OF hats trimmings
&c, burned the morning of that day. subjecting
our safe to very intense heat during several hours vet
1t saved all its contents, comprising bank notes and
checks for upwards of nine hundred dollars bills
able for several thousand dollars. and accounts in our
books for forty thousand dollars. As said Safe cost only
hundred and ten dollars, risk nothing in pro-
nouncing it the cheapest article We purchased.
ALERRT & TRIC0.
A large assortment of WILDER's PATENT SALAMANDER
SAFES with Richs improvement. for safe by
STEARNs e. MARVIN,
(successors to Rich q Col
146 WATER STREET. N. r..
The only Makers of Salamander Safes combining Will,
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole ProprietOrs OF
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key
keyhole. ALLIS d H0WES.
my9-N Agents at Evansville.
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GLASS STAINING,

In ihc mOderH styles for Churches, Public Build
iags. frjra,e DrriiiHgs. dc DC
THE FIRST PRIZE RECEIVED!
4 L Cincinnati, also at the Louisville Mechanics In
( y stitute.
We are prepared to fill any order with metal sash
stained glass with borders and iii mond centers any
kind ofchurch windows with full size figures
cheap be tad n New York, hoston Philael-
phs-the amount of risk OF Orcakage and transportation
less.
Our references all the good. modern finished
Boats the Mississippi and Ohio rvers, three Presby
terrain Churches ut Cincinnati the Episcopal Ports
mouth, Ohio. Church nj Madison. Ind, Il chrncel
window at Frankfort, nv. also one window, with hg
urcs at Nazareth, aud two Churches in Louisville.
Bay window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg, side trapsome lights in various dwellings in Lou
isville. Lexington md Danvillc.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment Oh
Bulitt street, Louisville Ky.
mill i. G. MILLER Il CO.
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRi.
" EEhLf MAIL LINE
HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

R=s~Se-a> on and after Saturday. July lst the uI-
-2AsL dersigned will TKI-WEEKLY LINE Of
Stage Coaches a. above.
Leaving Evansville Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
ats clock A. NJ returning leaves New Harmony Tues
day Thursdays and Satu' days ut o'clock A. NJ.
The line will all times be stocked with horses aud
comfortable Coaches trusy careful drivers and the trips
made 0ith regularity aud dispatch. All orders gosds
tended
For passage other business apply the Office Liv
Stable
Persons leaving their orders
secure prompt attention. NJ. IL L. III. De GARM0.
r2J-tt
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JEVgELExY STORE OF
G. e - q - s1zss SA-xs Sf-c yAl q

skCoED STREET. TWO DOORS BELOW MANU- kRoE's
NEW BCILDING, EVANSVILLE,
* AT this store keep constantly on hand large aud
A general assortment OF aches Clocks and ~elry
d. all kinds and of the best les and quality. My stock
viii be continually supplied by fresh additions with
the latest and beautiful which
business connections enable and sell the
prices
Repairs of any kind competent
To- charges
All goodssod and all repairs done
Those IN nythns sspectfully
TED to examine my stock and prices. Jei-u
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CHANGE OF PROPKIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C
Wholesale AND RETAIL BY
LEIGH & VER L NG

THE Undersigned have purchased the entire stock Of
l. Drugs and Medcines of J. VI. ID. Miller d Co.. ind
intend carrying The Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller IL Farnsley, No. IA Water street. under
the firm of LEIGH c Verng.
Charles LEIGH ofthe rm hopes he is favorably known
to the public having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last live years. Peter Verng, ofthe
firm having been ccrkng in the present the
last three years, fdtters himself with having the conf
dence of its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs aud medicines aud hope 10y this means and by
strict attention business and by low prices merit
liberal patronage 10th from old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
febojIy PETER VERIING.
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LOOK TO THE FEET,

SoME THINGS CAN BE Done AS WELL AS OTHERS
HAr having Jast returned from the Eastern cities
n would inform his ola and citizens gen
orally that he his Shoe Store on Main street.
y the Branch Bank largest
selected stocks cf Seasonahlc and Fashionable BOOTS
stOES brought this city, comprising Gents Boots
all kinds Caters 81 all thu different styles Youths an Child
ren' fine Boots Misses Caters Shoes all
In ian $ Shoes in Abundance.
lie has also stock No Red Sole Leather and
lor's No. | Oak. OF Cincinnati.
ALSO53 doz fine French Cai-skns OF different brands
fresh from the Custom House in New York.
ALSO-Moroccos Linings Bindings Thread Gutta Percha
Web aces. Ensmeled Spts and fact other Kind
Material necessary be used in
Shoes all of which will be sold cheap
warranted good.
lie has also large force Of good and experienced wokmen
employed in manufacturing which enables him compete
either for cheapness durability
east or west of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3l.tt H. j, HART.
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j. f. Crisp

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters BHtldiHg Up Stairs.
T F. CRISP. having removed his Office TO Fosters
y builiins will be hand at all times, to take
acknowledgements of Deeds Mortgages, &c, and attend
to all business required of him Justice OF the Peace.
frbQ-tf
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frHOICE family Butter to be haiat
~ 6slI COOk'S
vENHERNOMETERS Spy Glasses and Pocket Eye
n Glasses. for sale by eyD A. c. PUSHEE.

KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
rE fifth session Of this Institution will begin Tuesday
October continue until the end of February. with
the following faculty:
BENJAMIN W DUDLEY, NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor Of
Anat my aud Surgery.
JOSHUA r. FLINT. NJ. D.. Professor of the Principles
HENRY NJ BTfLfTT NJ. D.. Professor of Physiology and
ROBT. J. BRECKINRIDGE. III. D.. Professor OF Materia
Msdioa and Clinical Sursery.
THOS ". CoLESCOTf. ". D.. Professor of anatomy.
JOSEPH NORWOOD. NJ. d.. Professor Of Che mistry.
JOHN HARDIN NJ Professor of Obstetrics and Diseas-
es Of Women aud Children.
L. NJ LAWSON NJ. D.. Professor OF Theory ard Practice
Of Medicine md Clinical Medicine.
DAVID CUMMINS NJ. D.. Demonstration of Anatomy.
Clinical Lectures the Louisville Marine Hospital twice
week.
Preliminary Lectures the School
ptal during the month Of October free Of charge.
Material for Practical Anatomy abundant The dissecting
rooms will he ope ned o the lstof October.
The fees full of lectures amount TO sI05 Mat
REGULATION he paid once ony) IS M.seetin tekt so
Graduation fee SIS X. y. BRECRIN RIDGE.
aug23-weow-nOyl Dean OF the Faculty.
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EVANSVILLE. la. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2l, 1854.
STEAMBOATS, Il RAILROADS
lTERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. s. MAIL
AND EN- pr ESs PACK ErS.

~ =
Terre haute Evansville every
Mond.y. Wednesday and Friday. at O'Clock
p NJ These Boats large ccmmodods well furnished
Connecting Terre Haue with Railroad and Northern Pack
0 n the Ohio river. e22-tf
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boSaDN IN 3fts Hours;
DUEklRk in Is Hours:
oLEVkLfS" nY i" THsa Fl II Hours
CINCINNATI Columbus aud Cleveland Route
LITTLE MIAMI m4 n.,,uo.p,
'HE ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
Falls. Yoff Bosson Monsre naS ssf
Passens BY th, roue breakfast at cioenns and dine
NEW ARRANGEMENT
First Trnin- Railroad Lightning Express. at o'clock
M ssS s S b.%sls +
ons 70 vonkfk New foh and boston, at Bnnalo to
second Tr.in"kahs sse.mSea, E,c,s,, a. ~ o.,oo,
NJ siay miles By any othsf Toetei con
SSDFEEM OF THE THE WI Capt. Nc Bride;
FARE IS CHEAP As ANY OTHER i'Es EotTs tIfis:
%5' asd ah1s al s @ hs
York Boston. &c from LewistO Montreal Quebec &C.
This train also makes connection orestne to Pittsburgh
Boston niagara E' Fails Ss &C. & D4n 'an'' Ne" 'lA
Third Railroad Evening Express. o'clock p NJ
making direct aud exclusive Cresn
ans to S eE % ss and Ne SFh a. GIsss
Falls. Albany. New YORK. Boston. &C.. &C..
The only route landing passengers in Cleveland.
1PF %iaS
AT CINCINNATI.
Baggage to and Buff
falo recheeket Dunkirk New York. at
Buffalo to New York.
The Dep this and Lake Shore Railroad at Cleve
the
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
Aud for all information. please apply
General Railroad Office, story yellow trdrng
Southeast Of Broadway and Front streets directly
posite the Spencer House Railroad Hotel Land
ing the Eastern Little Miami Depot street
". IL. CLEMENT, Sup't,
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
VIII call for passengers part the cty nv
directions at the above Office south of
and Front. directly o river bank
ey27 j. Fl. HOW ELL Conduetor
DIR. j. e. BURCH, Dentist,
gESPECTFU LILY requests those in debt TO hi for
sionai services settle;
inform those who desire such operations future
are no failures when they are paid for. my3i-n
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FL X E! FIRE!! FIRE!!!
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
RICH'S ALAMA NJ DER SAFES!

II y 1HE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JUST BEEN
received by the mails They form additional TESTIMONY
OF the superiority of RICHs SALAMANDERs all others
FIRE In CHARLESTON, s. C.
CHARLESTON, April 90, 1854,
Mr.. l.. NJ HATcH, Agent for Rch's Salamander Safes
Dear Sir: Finding impossible remove our safe du-
ring the late fire. which destroyed our store in Haype
street, and having taken books we put into il
several papers to test it, We glad to acknowledge
that IL fuly sustained the high reputation of Safes
The preservation of these papers more than we ex
pected when witnessed the intense il was SUBJ
jected 10. Yours, &C.,
COURTNEY, TENANT & &C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-21
TIIOuAs CONYNGTON.

THOWlS CONHNGTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BOOKSELLER AND
STATIoNER.
VN1OULD respectfully inform his frie nds nd the pub.
w lic generally. that having purchased Messrs.
Rathbone d Wheeler, their entire stock OF Books g.
Stationery he has rem owed his Book Store the stand
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
Of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables him to-
oher TO his customers larger and better assortment
than has before brought to this markets CON
sising in part of Miscellaneous School Medical and
theological Books. Writing. Printing. Wrapping ard
Fancy Paper, a. Foreign & Fancy Stationery of ali
kinds All ofwhich will be sold, Wholesale and Retail
at atCincnnat prices, Fact to which he would call the
attention feountry merchants. dealers. teachers and
Others being confident he can make it to their neTest
10 purchase oil MIN. aug 25n