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Number of Number Of
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Whole number ofimpresous 4so,seo
Fart OF the be
The present week will also Commerce and Navigation.
Before the end OF the session, copies OF all the work
ordered will be delivered 10 Congress. Great are our
means Tor executing the printing Of Congress, still
adding to them, both in type and machinery and shall
continue TO add thereto, until have the most complete
establishment that be formed for the execution OF the
public printing
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speech OF Hon. s. A. Bridges.

We publish this morning the speech OF Mr.. Bridges,
one Of the representatives from Pennsylvania in the
present Congress. in favor Of the Nebraska bill We d.
attention TO as one of the abest and most com.
plee arguments on that subject which the debate has
called out. Mr. b. in Congress in ls47-4s, and
then Of the most thorough advocates OF the Mis-
souri, Compromise His present effort will. therefore.
command great attention.
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OFFENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, BY
~ order OF the circuit aucton.On the
oiAP,i we shalt SELL o'clock front OF the
ooe OF NE circuit court the following described be-
longing 70 the estate Of the late Anthony Preston, win
Nos Nos ~ and 70, in n, OF IS
et Pennyvnuia avenue,
built brick honse = ' = - -
Also pan Of iot No square, fronting
on al alley, ~ feet inches deep.
Also, Tuesday th Apn sh. .e IN FROM Of The
Pefntaee ~ foccct under
~, ~ squire NO. fo3 Lot No. fe~ton
avenue W northern market and 20
west ard Improved ny substantial
No. 10 onts IS 9Th rof
lot No, y running back % feet inches.
And at O'Clock, Immediately after the sale
TONED property shall SELL in front OF the
20 ~ nnd a Of lot No. H. In No 24 The above
W street, between 18th aud ldth Streets Franklin
contains 1906 square feet
Ana on Wednesday the 18th April, shall SELL O'Clock
@ IN 'front.' 81 Tho premises No
apd a OF lpt No 49, No. 300 LOT No ~ fronts
steer on nofh street, between 10Th 18th
aan ps~een and streets north, running back 100
wide aity, and improved by substantial
Tefms one fourth Of the purchase
dne IN Two equal insanens
tere from ihe day paid
upon The fun payment OF the commissioners
title vested in them AZ
chaser Should The purchasers fail
commissioners The right resell
cost Of e fret purchaser BY giving three days
sale in the National tnleligcpccr
y. G. HARNESS.
VIM. n. GUNNELI,
q. CRANDELL,
w. q. DEAL,
Commissioners.
GREEN SCOTT.
bb-~odSdk
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WAmuED 2" r.nt Immediately, consnrtahss dwell
w IN good containing eight
preferred. - 80 =
Wanted, November n.rt well finished
dwsfnghopse with pnrors chambers dining rooms
nenen pan's siahe &c The house he furnished
and bsth fixtures, and the locality nnctjeetiorAh~
Persons having either for
tenants leaving written properly with the
ice &C., before "Wednesday The Goth instant
scrihsr
Mar 9s--d Auctiou.er nj Commission Merchant.
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Progress OF the Public Printing.

Frequent inquiries having been made by members OF
Congress in relation to the progress Of the work ordered
by the House since the OF the present SEES
SION, as an answer thereto, publish the following
statement:
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The land granted TO the road-3,75l.7ll acres
amounts, at government price, 10 $4,6S0 $3.50.
II all the reserved sections could be sold double
price, il still leaves clear gift 10 this road of $2e24
S97 But the act only reserved these sections and re-
CURED them be offered at the increased price before they
were sold at the ordinary rate. F
They were brought into market in July, 1852 and up
to September 80. 1853, Zone year and three month";
there had been sold in Illinois, at the double price, only
2s4oso acres and the amount the ordinary price
received $335,l00 (aDd from this all additional eX
penses should be deducted TO repay government for The
grant or gift OF land, 10 the amount OF E4,6S0 63o-no
onethrieenth part much 1t is doubtful whether any
railroad grant. made be made, under this admirable
lose. nothing" SYSTEM flor il has come TO be systcmJ
will repay to government, including all additional ex.
penses. dollar in ten OF the value of the land given
to the road
But when this argument, is met by facts which dsproys
H. another Ttsored to- that these railroad giants greatly
increase The sales of The public lands Again the facts
disprove this, also.
There was land sold in 1896 than there has been
sold for the last twelve years up January. 1883 he
returns for 1883 not yet all made Yet this railroad
system Chat ia said rapidly TO increase the saes) had
been IN full operation for two three OF the last yea
Inc loves, Gales in any year in 1852. (leu
than 100000 acres being The very year the reserved
sections on the Central railroad wes brought into mar
ket! -
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lead mine has been recently discovered in bsnm'
county. Alabama. Sigh, examination dscloset n''
vein Of which, being tested yielded 10 per CEN
Of pure lead. The vein supposed TO be very esiep
sive and is favoraby located for working
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


40. r. NICHOLSON. EDrroa
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There has also been granted to the States named for
seals Of government public buildings. corporations pr.
vate claims. sanes, swamp lands, &c, follows:
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Amount OF grants and rales 2s2 oot 7s1
These grants texcep, for military sevces) are for The
eenen OF only part OF the States and the old States have
been wholly excluded.
The swamp lands granted 20 California are many mil
hons OF acres bnt have been returned and are not
elnded above 80 "
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HOME MANUFACTURE
GtANStfLsE CiOI 81 NGi STORE.
(GLiENlAG that the interests ufihe Great Nest aud
~ Oi tie people of Evansville aud vicinity pa ricu-
lar would be much Promoted by establishing Clothing
ra' TORY IN ms cy, and being that Clothing
oe manufactured IN superior and al less cost
IN Tue vest than ~ the Easi have established "A
'ioting Sore IN this city! where will manufacture
anu sen, Wholesale AND RETAIL. Clothing OF the best
quaiitN, all or Th eh will mace under our own super
vision at the New York prices latest
we purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
Which enables us 10 compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES,
We VIII also carry on a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
ana tTentiemen's Furnishing establishments ia which
VIII DE found every article in that line.
our Stock OF Cloths. CaSsmeres AID Vestings of
the neaest IT.! and best quality: and as one the firm
IS Practical Workman. and takes charge Of the Meas
uring and Cutting, enabled IL WARRENr a
good 81 in all eases. o 40 sale.
we also Keep hand every variety OF Talnrs Trim.
minS and are Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions.
particular aiien ion paid TO Gentlemen furnishing
their own material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
affairs OF the Establishment. and DAVID ONEII of
the manufacturing. Grateful To their individual friends
Tor past fvors and solicit continuance of these
aVors Tor The new enterprise, they pledge thems vstG
merit all The confidence that may be- repsed in thcm
store on Main street, First aud Second
mh3l- RALEIu III " O'NEIL.
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MAR, BILE DEPOT!

MAIN ST, OPPos ITH THE BANK.
Or TONS ofthe finest Marble ever brought 10 the
ZIO West. at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
BILE expressly invited to examine my stock for
will make ii to their INTEREST," patronize Ny stock
consists of Carrar, White veined Dove colored ltai
an in blocks and slabs American white. vari,ated.
blue, clouded and statuary. which was selected with
great care atthe Vermont Gu rries.
MONUMENTS ofail styles SCROLLS. OBLEISK,
TOMBS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Courtertops and Furniture Marble on hand and made
order at Eastern prices.
Grateful for the past liberal patronage, expect
merit continuance Of the same. Give call.
NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
n b Orders from distanc, promptly and satisfac
rily filled. All work warranted. aug29
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Co.PsHTNE..NY5TEs.

VIE Undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
snip under the style and firm of tfEO. FOI.R d 60.
Tor the transaction Ola general FOrnardRg and Com
mission Business; and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fre-prOof Warehouse. tn,
abaSh and Erie Canal and OF Locust and Dun
ham streets. and the Depot Of the Evansville and
Or wfordsvlle Railroad where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to COnsignmcns. either by
River, Railroad. Canal or Wagons, and will FORWARD!
promptly at the lowest rates.
They VIII give personal attention to the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries ia this and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and MOlasses the
Coast, of The firm viii be in the South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremitted attention TO merit and share
the public Patronage. NJ. W. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 W.M.AIKHAN.
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BAC0t'> WEl.CANTaLE CoLLEtiE'
SOUTHWEST CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT, cIscINNari
NE Undersigned has removed MS Mercantile toi
II leSe 10 his new building, northwest corner OF Wal
nut ami Sixth Streets where he has fitted up spiend
su OF roo.as expressly fc his business-haVi spare
neither pains expense in making them IN every re
sPeet the most ,nyenien and pleasant school 10
In the United States.
The piIn adopted in teaching combines practice with
heOry insea of using books the pupils exercised
In inISin< original entries of day business
actions: j0urnaIzing posting balancing accounts open
Ing anu closing of great variety OF different OF
books both for partnership and Individual business
where The has been aud adverse and
thus quai ing the student Tor entering into the pracl
cal duties ofthe aceOuntant in any kind Of business.
Tae course ofnstructon will consist of DO BIZ EN-
TRH BOOK KEEPING. embracing every department
OF trade ant mercantile accounts, viz: Wholesale re-
tail, commission, exchange. banking. manufacturing
shipping, individual, partnership, steamhOating and
compound c0nplny business; commercial calculations,
praetica! penmanship. and Lectures commercial
Gso lectures on ne science of accounts custom of
chants, etc.
In addition 10 the regular course of study the under
signed has made arrangements with Messrs Hen y
Snow, Esq, Hon. B. St0rer, Prof c. ". VIZ hit Al ]
other eminent Lecturers. 10 deliver OF tuss
on me subjects Of common Law, history of commerce,
political economy connected with commerce. clem-
tstrs connected with commerce. and subjects Of
great importance IN commercial point of view never
before Rtr daeed i'm any Mercantile College In tie U.
states Pupils are instructor Individually and not in
classes that students may enter atany time and pro
coed in the ratio % their capacity and assduity.
Public examinations are had though pupils are ex-
amned privately IL they desire ~ when the student
dersoes rigid and thorough Interrogation by the PIN
cipal. assisted by committee of Practical Accountants
an Business Menu and Diplomas awarded TO those who
are deemed worthy of them
course can be completed In from six 10 ten weeks.
The Principal will pleasure IN doing every thin
In his power advance his students and make them
thorough and accomplished accountants: and his cXten
tive acquaintance with the business community alt
general him procure situations Tor hosede
sireus Of obtaining them.
rERH>:-FOr full course OF less0nsin Book Keep
Ing, Writing, Commercial Calculations, Commercial
Law. Gc., 80 (Oct2-dtxw x. :. BACON. Principal.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HARTFORD Far. GN-ri: 40, Strs;,t coAirAAE.

u u 7
IycOtrug ATrp 1870 Gu AkrE@ ris"ffTUAL-
CAPITAL 900 tu0-aE pail "a aud iH'sd@f.
y~1utS ,o ,.bl,.hea and WILL knO institution hos
,S.sd uost sc insurance business Tor re
e. ~ vs ,hrounat the United states AND the British
MI aricsn proyinc,. IL has aimed 10 sver puzzle
by an houorahs and athul Of ~; con
taes aud the owners properly are asarvo "a az M
claims for under policies vii b. hef"l ,, ~
PROMPTLY paid Public Baldiugs. Manu- 'ac"r'sS' I'm.
Dwelling Hous's. Stores. Aerehah iiAe
Furnitare Ve the stocks While n port &C. &C
VIII 'e '" Al HUNTINGTON, Prest.
Il. BOWERS. Secretary.
A Application for ias1rl nee may Re mae 70
- ALLEN G. HALLoCA. As,t..
Main street, nearly opPosit me s~nh'
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Lama-co steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE q RETAIL.

~ Nessrs. ETZEL * KLINTW OK T
~--s would inform the public that having recently
IL established in lainascO CITY, Steam Furniture
80 Factory they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus BedseaGs WardrObes and several other kinds
OF Furniture by steam thus eubB. them To furnish these
articles Owerthau be purchases elsewhere IN this city.
and II Cincinnati FctOrg prices Their WORK III every
respects equal to that fhe Cincinnati factories.
They pared to do Turning WORK ofevery dcs
criptiOn and viii be prepared To furnish country manu-
acturerswh whatthey desire in this particular The at
ention Of those wanting Furniture is called to the work of
his Factory.
The warerOom is or Main street. between Third aud
Fourth We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties,
besides all other kinds OF Furniture. nj the room.
dec2S-Iyl
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,ARRrA+g A1TD BUacY MAKrNGu

C ARR Af%E AND BUGGY NJ AKING!l
4 TESSRS. SATEKBEE q Ut'GARMO have now on
ia baud good assortment of Que and two hsrse Car
rages kockaWays and burgies featured at their
own shop after ths most proved aud modern styles.
Messrs ;. IL Dec VIII promptly 81. all or'ie for
tom work in the heafesi and suttii iial
and NOT surPa sed .! Eastern mafuieigrers, either in
quality OF price They have an experienced Carriage
acK smit Who does up The iron work ina style not to
be eXcelled. APPLY
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THE undersigned Would respectfully apnu"ce to the
citizens Of Evansville, hat be is now letter Preparr
Led uiau Supply their tables WITH EkthT[.
THING CHOICE AND Fresh, in tie line OF Family.
Groceries.
Thankful for The very liberal patronage received du
ring the past year confidently expect Gnce of
share OF the trade as now present add oat claims,
and shalt spafe efforts To merit H.
am constantly receiving all the leading articles of
Family supplies fresh OLA ne country; - all keep
hand al times. Fresh Butter, Cheese lard. Eggs,
Poultry. Fresh Meals. Dried ard Pickle Meats =
-ALSo-
complete assortment Of Iry Groceries every de-
crpdOn Teas. Coffee, Sugars, Mel4sses. Flour. Feed
exc. fst
My MARKET WAGON VIII deliver all ccods To the
doors of the purchasers promptly upon the receipt of
their orders. Call and examine my stock.
u. n. COOK,
oet2s Opposite the Post Office.
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MORGAN, KEEN * PmESyUN,
WHOLESALE De ,LERs IN gOREIGS ND DO NEsrIC
BOOTS, s,oEs, HlIs. BovNErS. &c.


BOOTS, sroEs, HNIs. BGENEr~ &c.
PhESH SPRING GOODS.
I'VE have Just received i5J packages of our Spr nS
w purchase. which we opening. consisting OF
Philip Allen ~ Sons, Globes. Sprague's. Daniels
uarrUp's, Clyde's, American, Cocheco and Merrimac
fame! C"lnred solid black aud mourning Fnis French
and American fast cold rich fancy awns domestic and
foreign Oh cold PLAID Ginghams. elegant 81, les of Der
regrs black silks great var ETY. of Pant Studs. Linen,
woullen California tiold mixed Coitonades, plain
plaid AMI fancy Ito; gOli-miX-d tweed Coltngs LINEN
10 PLAN nd twiled black wOoilen 10, various yes OF
Ticks. eachrd Nuslihs dine brown do, Glue and brown
aud cord Drills. De inns, NanSeens, York Coatings,
Shrin. stripes, Checks. furniture d. furniture Prints
plain black w"oen D0eskus and Cassimeres black
iirotd cloths irish Linens, IL Sheetngs, do and
Baggiug sc.
We will now constantly be in receipt of goods during
the entire Since these goods have lived.
chants burning daylight aid losing freight going
up the river to make purchases We buy American
GODS Ct the manufacturers their az AMI none
but them can sell lower than 10 worth the at
IGNITION otany pcr.on interested in American ManuIc.
lures To call aud examine the beautiful styles and de-
signs of our prints. Here you viii greater variety
0fthe best Print he country, lhan any ole gent
New YORK ~ Philadelphia offers for ie.
We respectfully invite the trade examine stock
eelnc assured that The - le and qualities n gaod
will attract the ~ the closest buyers aud will com!
pare with any ot the same size la the country. Give
a calf. fnhl7
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HOME INSURANCE. Cc.iPANY.


CAPITAL $500 600 all paid IN IN C-4SH'
F=yaIS Comgan commenc business about -
with the intention OF doing al" az iair ouSl1esS
- ~ IN C,ut,l aud $ H. LOomis its head v" ven
tura Troiection the assured equal TO any murine
- - IN. rid Policies issued by the subscriber
an nild,ors Merch ndize Hou-ehod Goods &c. tae'' On
- fsvoralI. viii other good solven. nIanics.
Terms " 5. l.. LOOMS. Pres't
Nh--' . ALLEN C. HALLoCK. AE't.
Main street opposits the Bank.
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NEW YORE COMMISSION house.
TLEONsSu. MAGEEEE,

y
MERCHANT,
81 South William street, New York.
DEING long established with extensive connection
In the above business. respectfully solieits cons GU
ments Ofa kinds OF Western Produce which will receive
i'm mediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale OF charges. Particular will be bestowed on
Of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
made all shipments when required by
j. Ii. MAGHEE & CO..
feb2O-tf Evansville, Ind
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EDwAxD FEUSTaCE,


II a S 2 90 q Us ~ HfND.
+ go WATCHES uf the finest quality, warranted 10
YIN perform well an, give 10 the bUs er periec sat
FL y -faeiion Hustace devices his attention 10 the
-. ~ selection OF superior Jewelry. He now Offer
as assortment of the richest patterns
iuSacr invites the attention of the Ladies TO his stock
OF Breast Pins something elcg;nia am peasingtothe eye
Husace has Far Drops. decidedly beautiful. rev
stle just received They Will sal, the taste o. the most
roiEed
Husace's assortment Of Mourning and Daguerreotype
Pins are the finest in iOwB.
bustacc's Gold Guard Fob and Vest Chains are inst
wEat they should he variety of Patterns some of The
most elaborate workmanship
Husace las Gold Lockos, single and double. prett,
and good--no niistGtp
HuSace's Gold Par Is they need no recommends
.inn. In fact, All az lis goods have acquired repEta
tion sufficient in this community.
HusiAce has just received fne lot of silver spoons
They OF tue very best quality .waruted the stuff
Hustacc is PREPARED tn do craving. Spoons and
other articles Beautifully Leitered. 40
bustace rep ir Watches ia scientific mnnner.-
All work executed with ere and finish unsurpassed.
Hustce seilseheap and refu' 1ney Cor articles rot
giving satisfaction and thus gains confidence OF the
paironizirs public. lm!2
x zsG-E-<a 4a=se--~-Ae
NEW SPRING AM SUMNER GOODS.
GDWASs;s r r,<s.&5 L CO.
FIRST OFFICE.
EVANSVILLE Ia,
DESPECTFULLY announcesio Tie Inhabitants oftlis
city aud vicinity. that they have received their first
porerS consisting of every novelty ofthe season, in
Crap ShawIs Dress silks GreuaG Us plain figured
baTcges go tissues. Brrcgc de LANES. Nr.sndYs
lawns, iaecs aud En,broide les, Hosiery, ,oves, Para.
soils aud Fans
Ne have also the newest s,ytes in Spring ard sum
| rer Matthias Plain SIks. frihgrs. trimmings. dc.
Having cited MP room al The Sofs i9r the sale az
Lat es' iiats ami Bonnets. Artificial Powers Ribbons.
Bonnet trimmings. &c. Ne offer the most
beautiful assortment OF Goods ever brought west
y. Bon pric'-n" deviation.
Il Z liz
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gGAo ANu TOBACCO SToi:E OF

JACOB SCHEURkR. MAIN T., BET. ISr AND 2D.
%. SchaeiIcr ~ s;chFoeder's old sta d.
7 RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
and srroand country. that have tak en- the above
stand dct rmned to continue the business, and
will constantly keeper hand the choicest vana Cigars
and Tobacco of the hes brands that Eastern markets f
iord also SnuTand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer-
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes aud quail
titles. at The lowest cash prices. Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business eonvnces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. iapI f
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VIEW ARRIVAL PAPER, &C

NEW ARRIVAL OF WALL PAPER,
NyTE have just receve ed at our Pap rand Upholstery
w store. ON First sire {, opposite Merritt Field *
Co.'s. large assortment of very handsome a. well as
common varieties OF Wall Paper with Window Binds
Fire Boards &c. cc.. which ask those TO examine
VINO wish To purchase. will sellthem ut the l0res
market prsee. Weare prepared TO paper in the
newest style short notice. Call and examine our
papers. myl3-u) q. SCHMIFT 81 STARK.
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sEG, s3s! z'En ANEI COPPER ESTiR-
NJ " Esls a f.I
--s4.-s THOMAS SfA NTL1N. of the firm OF Scanie
sfFe q lHUin. hss returned from Princeton end TAX.
Es- ca Up has fssideHce permanently In Tuis tiIY,
~ sMlereh he viii ,'s ole his personal attention to all
branches oi thcir business Mr. ; would call the aien-
ton Of the public generally aud his old customers
To- their extensive stock Of - OWLS, TIN and STEET
IRON WARE. aud all otlier articles pertaining TO
their business Eey also PREPARED to do all OF
Tin, Copper and Skect-ron Custom ork, Steamboat
work. &c.. g. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done AT the shortest notice aud in the De rfect STYLE
Call at the store OF SLANJi.IN d PAkNIN.
novl4 Main sfeei, bet First and Second.
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NEW FtMTEV GmUONIY

fST 'S'Es<sN. g Aeon IL go,
ON FIRST sTEkET. rETw. I.Ocvsr. EVANSVILLE
ME- sustF-crs would respectfully inform the cit
4 zcns of Evansville and vicinity. that they have
hard aud receiving 'rSe well selected stock
FRESH GkDCEkitS. embracing everything usually
Kept Ia good Family Gra,cry: aud they hope, By
prpmrt attcht t. business. receive aid merit
libetei share pat lie patronage.
NJ orders will receive prompt attention. and goods
Delivered to purchasers thci- doors ii desired,
have a WAC y expressly for laid purpose.
u s7AIl Goods warranted good or no sale.
If F7fhe highest prices paid for Country Produce.
y F'Pic:se ea ana examine stock, win sell
al he lowest cash prices. t.
tpIj TUoS. BACON g. co.
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DgALERs PINE Col ANDsLvER wATCIts, GOLD CHAINS,
ZINE JEgsE. * OF ALI Kinds. SILVER WARE, CLOCKS,
sPEcr aCLEs. g.. T.
FtRsT AND sFCoHD. EvANsyI' lie.
~ VIZ have constantly on hand a large and COM
"a plete assortment fthe above named goods, sns
gst-iJ@awl sell them low any house in the West.
therefore respectfully all who DESTROYS Of buy
ing Watches or teweiy, give call before purehas-
ing elsew make il their interest to buy
OF rr-. t..| ldec2i ly.