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- Sunday, TIE ID OF July, . middIke assd sDrra
HORSE, 18th Q small soar over the hight eye. md
saddle ma on the len side Of his hssk, With <4e
hind feet and front right foot white. "A ubsral 10
wsrd Will Be given to any person who Win yturn
him 30 ARMeLEA REED. on K, between ilth ard
l2th streets, near the Asbury Church. LnI
iv5-2ts
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Ga REwARD.-shsyed or stolen from the sub
pcecriber two weeks ago, small red COW, with
crumpled horns, tip Of her tail and hind feet wbie,
no ear marks recollected She sAs brought from
Of the lower counties Of Mary land and che NAV
have attempted TO return. Any person who will
return her TO me on 4th street, High, George
town, give any information 20 that can get her
sgain, viii receive the above reward.
~ eNs THOS. KEARNEs.
CUPERIOR CARRIAGE HORSES, 1c-I have on
~ private sale sor . few days Q pair Of superior
Carriage HORSES, and handsome open Carriage
and Harness.
Also, fine English Clarence.
For particulars apply to
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Auction and Commisoioa Merchant.
iv 5-d3f
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THO RIRE-By the year or for term Of four years
i trout, healthy colnred BOZ, about ssventeen
years of age accustomed 30 the care Of horse and
carriage, and work o farm. CT would vait In he
house II desired. Address "A b" at this clhce.
iY5-2ta .L------
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CrRAYKD-Fromt the subscriber ON the 2oth OF
- june, one black COW with crumpled horns. and
very noted heart In Der forehead, straight built,
white tail, snd white bag. and hangs In front ANY
person finding such COW, taking her mp for me
where can find her, or sending her 20 my residence
on 1, between 22d snd I'D streets, next door 20
squire Drury's House, WILDE literally rewarded.
USE Mks. BOWIE
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MRS. b. 9PRIGG has three pleasant second
V1 story ROOMS for the mnodatiou OF
bossders, on G, between Sd and ~ streets.
jy 3-3ts .
FOB PRINTING NEATLY AND ExPE-
u DITIOUsLY EXECUTED AT THE HFVENING
MAX OFFICE lie 2SItf
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CONE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.
AIRS. GEORGE, late Of England, Wishes 10
Nl inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Washing-
ton and vicinity that she can be consulted on the
past present and future events, at her residence,
7th street, between Maryland avenue and d street
west side, Island. Her name Is on the door. La
dies 25 cents-gentlemen so. Hours from in the
moraing till 10 O'Clock at night. jy 6-Sts
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SHIRTS-SHIRTS.
NEW style Of Fancy Summer Shirts of the most
~ beautiful patterns, with French double Ris-
bands and Studs =
Also. new styles Of white embro dered Bosoms, en-.
tirely new.
Shirts made to order and warranted 10 ct or no
sale
SHIRTS Of all qualities.
WALL STEVENS,
Pa avenue, betw. 9th and 9th sts-
Also, doors below the National Hotel.
iy g. 81
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C0PARTNERSHIP.
HAVE this day associated with me in the Horse.
Il Shosing business at my old STAND, CHARLES s.
LkNMAN, under the firm of JOYCE q LEHMAN,
where, from our facilities the superiority Of work.
and strict attention TO business We hope to merit
q continuance of that very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon me for the last eleven years.
yl-ot ANDREW j. JOYCE.
SoHUTTER q KAHLERT.
FRISCO DECORATIVE and every description of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Pennsylvasis ave
nue., south eide, between 9Th and i4th streets,
Washington. d. q. iv1-ams
II EEP COOL-KKEP COOL have Just
IA resolved anolher supply of Summer UNDER
q akMkNTS Of Lisle thread, cotton and merine
Shirts, linen and cotton Drawers and Night shirts.
Linen Shirts made to order a
For sale at REDUCED prices at -
ROPK1Nss
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
corner 9Th street and Pa avenue
between Browns and the National Hotels
y1-1w
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ussereo In tnat connecnon-it being imp0ssi
BILE to even attempt refutation of the fact
stated @ a ....
The wags around Us are asking whether
" liar" and " dirty-deg," in reply to simple
argument, are the result of "Thirty Years il
the United statss Senator" If SO, they judg,
the school to be bad one, ipdeed, for the flu
ture formation of legislative manners The
GOODNESS With which MI. Benton quotes himssL,
only, as authority in bis own personal dispute
is evidently regarded as bsipg quite as rich a.
the Day + Martinish pufs Of his "Thirty
Years - speculation which pervade the wi!
carly abusive letter in question.
Mr. Adams BiIl.-The measure reported
by Senator Adams, on Saturday last, is evi
IDENTIFY of great public Importance. It pro.
poses to make the Attorney Generals Office 6
Department Of Law; gives it an assistant At
tOrney General and several clerks 1t also
transfers the Solicitors Office to the new De-
psrtmsAt. The head of the new Department
is to attest all Judiciary commissions, &C., is.
sued by the President At present the head
Of the State Department. is the virtual super.
visor OF the judiciary branch Of the Govern
nsnt, and the new lsw very prop erly proposes
to transfer that supervision to the head of the
nes Law Department It is worthy Of note,
however, thst it is not proposed in this bill
to make any changes Ia connection with the
lew affairs Of the Government, which the Pres
idsnt might not direct at the present tims, OF
his own motion. The said bill also proposes
10 change somewhat the duties of two Of the
Treasury Auditors officers Thus, it designs
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HOME MANUFACTURER
EVANSVILLE CiOTHsN(s STOR z


BELIEVING that the interests oftbe Great est and
ID of the people of evansville and vicinity in particu
lar. would be much pfomsed by establishing Clothing
fartory IN mis- city, and being that Clothing
be manufactured in superior and less
in the West than in the East, have established a
Clothing Store in this city, where will manufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL. Clothing OF the best
quality all Of VIII CHI will made under super
vision at the lowest New York prices of tie latest
and of the best material. r..
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables TO compete with -
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gardeners Furnishing establishment, in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres aud Vestines are oil
the ncatest style and best quality and one Of the n
Is Practical Workman, and takes charge Of the Meas
uring and Cutting, we are enabled to WARRENl
gocd ft in all cases, no sale.
We also keep OF hand every variety OF Ialiois nm
mings, and Agents for SCOTS Report OF rashohs.
Particular attention paid TO Gentlemen FURNISHING
their material
RICHARD RALElG II takes charge ofthe comme,e'ai
affairs OF the Establishment. and DAtiD ,sS f;9 a.
the manufacturing. Grateful to their ~
for past favors, and now solicit ac9nt'nua ~ ~
favor. for the new enterprise, they pledge lnes e'"
merit all the confidence that may oe IePo S -.
Store on Main street, between Eirst anu
mh3l-
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& Z Z : Z Z 4 Z T
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL

rIyHE miraculous cures that his celebrated medicine
/ has performed after all other remedies had failed,
warrants PROPRIETOR in asserting that II u the only
Iiniment Wilt Chronic innanmatory Rheu-
matism Paralysis stiffness weakness in the Joints,
Muscles or Ligaments Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
NeuralrJa Toothache Earacte. or any Pain IL will
move am swelling, fumor Piles. Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts. Sore Nipples, Bites Of Musqutos or any ia
And 1t will cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsf
ULCER SORES on the legs or shns, no difference how
hong they may have existed 1t will also soothe and
heal Burns, scalds Fresh Cuts. Wounds, &C., sooner
than any other remedy. -. : -.
Five been sold IN 1853, and the demand is increasing
daily and have never heard of case wherein ~ mas
faled to cure any external disease when properly af
Who viii. suffer from Pas Sores swellings.
when a safe and sure remedy Is so eas! oo'-h7N
R.-,f the following certificate, which Is
INCONTESTABLE PRooF
OF wEa' fe 81 tia duty owe to the publis
u, make kuown the following hoping they nay s ny =:
nv xnerience and discard wor'ness % "a iarg
IN! INTO notice by false eerunea'es anu i"'x
months confined 10 my rotn
IRON Rheumatism MY 80 is-ns The muscles were
~ prouue's he, could not stra snten my ieg AZ all
applied the Mustang Lnln- o,er grease ] obtsinedr
done no mort Socauie oil Linimeb.-ih three feeksf
relaxed muscle; ana ste1 H Saline county ~
Mr.. caseday when he was afflicted. stated. and
h, !. now well. wM. NJ. ELLIOTT, Pinkneyville.
Reader IL the a owe is sufficient to convince you
Of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic OIL BBlinent
call and examine the thousands which we have IN our
possession from all parts of the country. and you ~lu
purchase supply from and Il does not give sausiss
ion the money will be returned to the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
MeLean celebrated LinimeBt the only safe and re-
liable remedy for the cure SPAWN, Ring Bone. Wind
Calls, Splints Unnatural LGmps. Nodes or sMenI2s
Ii will never fail to Big Head PoileV rstna ola
Running Sores Sweeney. If properly apPIed. fef
Sprains Bruises Scratches Cracked boos thaies, SAD
iie or collar Calls Cuts or wounds Is an niaiilDis
remedy Appy as directed, and cure Is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, OF the 1t. Louis
Omnibus Company: -, :.
This is Il cer, have used the Mexican Mustang
iniment and Mclean's Volcanic Oil Eminent. on our
omnibus horses that were lame, spraned and for swell
ngs and have found MeLean's Volcanic Oil LinlmeAt
- he the hest Imminent. ERASTUS WELLS,
ofthe firm of Case &c Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in Engish anu
German.
This Linimenti put up in IS cent. so cent ana
politics. The SO cent size contains three tiires lne ,
ity o and on in proPortlon 70
For sale by J. III. MCLEAN, sole froPf'se"ai
Corner Third and Pine streets ~ 1rP Ro FARMS
ror sac IN svansVms. . ,,oe. lmh5
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities,
"May Day" was ushered in Yesterday

MAY Day" was ushered in yesterday
with the songs Of birds, and warm sunshine
and real May breezes. Where are all the
little girls and boys! Are there no girls and
boys nowadays? Have they all changed to
little women and men! Or are all the
school masters and mstresses great ogres
and ogresses, who don't like to snuff any
thing but human blood, or look at anything
beautiful but fat princesses out Of which to
make roasts and steaks! What is the reason
we hav'nt "May parties" in the old way,-
All! But we recol!ect. Last year MAY
Day" did not come till the middle of May,
and we suppose it will be so this limo
Take the children to the woods. Let them
breathe the fresh air and gather flowers,
and hop and skip like the very lambs them
selves. In the language of the great poet,
let them ego it while they're young"
We thank Mr.. Geo. w. Rathbone
for large package of New Orleans papers
brought US on the Eclipse. lie looks con-
siderably improved after sojourn of two
months in the Crescent City. We publish
to-day letter written by him just five days
before he left in person New Orleans. 1t
arrived Sunday, and he Sunday night. We
can only account for the difference from the
fact that the letter was brought up by ma,l,
while the author was Jotched along by fe-
male. Fs.
THE fine and prompt packet Belle
Quigley lay at our wharf most of the day
yesterday, loading for Green river. She is
one Of the very best packets that ever run
in that trade, and deserves the liberal pat
fonage OF our merchants.
- The Hoosier State passed down, we
presume yesterl lay morning. At all events
we acknowledge our indebtedness to DIR. J.
8. Kennedy, the distinguished Irish poet, for
merly of Evansville, for a package Of Louis
vile papers. Mr.. X. is now clerk Of the
Hoosies State.
been sold at St. Louis to Capt. Johnson, late
of the Anazonia. She sold for 10000, and
will hereafter run in the ST. Louis and Mem
phis trrde.
The splendid Crystal Palace arrived
here late Sunday morning from Louisville,
and found a number Of passengers awaiting
her. Among these were several physicians
starting to the great Medical Convention,
To commence at ST. Louis to-day. Drs.
Morgan aud Byford went from this city
They will be taken around in hurry OIL the
Palace.
The Eclipse arrived here on Sunday
night about s O'clock, with her usual full trip
of freight and passengers, andjus five days
to this point. She left but little freight here.
The Eclipse will be down on Thursday for
New Orleans.
THE hull and cabin Of the Fanny Smith
have been sold to parties at Owens5orough,
Ky, and will soon be taken there TO be used
as wharf boat. The machinery will 60 in
to the new steamer Fanny Bulitt. now build
ing at New Albany. Fanny made positively
her last appearance at Evansville, last weeks
on her up trip.
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ON FIRST STREET. MAIN AND LOCUST EVANSVILLE.
TINHE subscribers would respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Evansville and vicinity that they have on
hard and are receiving large ard yell selected stock of
FRESH GROCERIES,, embracing every thing usually
kept in n good Family Grocery; and they hope, by
prcmpt attention business, to receive aud merit
liberal share o put lie patronage.
All orders will receive prompt attention. and goods
purchasers at their doors f desired
have a WAGON expressly for sad purpose.
N-PAIl Goods warranted good or no sale.
U-PThe highe.; prices paid for Country Produce.
HPPiease call ana examine our stock, will sell
at the lowest cash prices.
apis IHOS. BACON ~ co.
CTOCKS AND cRAvA1S.--Just opened, . large
- variety of Seitadjusting Stocks and Summer era.
vats, VI the latest styles at
COLBURN & HERSHBERGER'S,
apI Fosters Biloxi, FIRST street below Main.
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mrs avn HOUSES FOR SALE.

r pEaT r HANCE FOX PEC 2 La II
80 ait ,ated in Evansville just beyond the
Railroad -Four Of these lot: have Frame
% I'd for residences being convenient
ue.. and only about square from Main street.
a. .necuatic offered in these lots, they to be
Those wanting cheap places of esidence, wish
no ane opportunity ofspeeulaton. had better apply
Immediately. One Of these houses especially is new
.rn,I AZ ibis once. rDh3
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NEW fvn-, April 0S
The total number of dead taken from the
ruins of the building near the park is four
are several others still missing
and many OF those injured are not expected
to recover. The rubbish is still being re-
moved.
BosroN, April 26.
In the case of Mary E. Shaw against the
Worcester Railroad for injuries received last
January, the jury gave verdict for plaintiff for
$4,000, damages.
GAINESVILLE, April &c.
This morning abort o'clock the steam
saw mill of r. F. Pettus, near the mouth Of
Red river. was discovered to be on fire. The
flames spread rapidly, crashing to the new
Touring mill nearly completed adjoining,
and also a large quantity OF lumber.
Everything was destroyed except small
portion of the lumber. The loss is estimated
at Sl2 900, insured for $4,000.
1t is supposed to be the work Of an incen-
diary.
New YORK, A pril %.
The Caloric ship Ericsson caPsized last
evening on Jersey flats during a squall, and
went down in twenty feet water. Ii is be-
lieved that all on board were saved. Two
steamers were near her and four schooners
were close by, all in contract, and were much
damaged. A sailboat was capsized near the
same spot, and three men are clinging to the
bottom. The tempest was tremendous.
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Hesterday'SP rOceedfngse
WASHINGTON, April %.
SEHATE.-After debating the Indian ap-
preparation bill yesterday, the Senate adj
journed until Monday.
HoUsE.-The House resumed the consid-
Grafton ola bill granting lands to several
States for improvements and educational
purposes.
Dir. Rogers spoke throughout the morning
hours in favor Of the bill. He said, in his
judgment, gross injustice had been done the
old States-therefore he was for distributing
among oil Of the members Of The confedera-
cy according to the federal representation.
He said this would be constitutional and
lust.
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An ORDINANCE.

To amend IAN Ordinance passed May ], 1s4.. DsaRisg
the Limits within which no Frame or OGDEN N Id
ing shall be erected" passed April Is. 1854.
SECriON I. BE IT ordained by the Common Council OF
- the Cry OF Evansville, that Section of the Ord
nance to which this is amendment. be &C extended
Nos. iOI 02 lU3, iC4, 49, 49, 49, 49, 1875 6 27 KS,
I3. H. u.s. TO- IeI. l2 s3 I24. 20. 9 III, III. %,
~ 80, ~. a. 20 and GO, in the Orig al Plan OF said
ei: Lot. Nos. 49, $50. ii, i5a 1885, Is6, ls. sf 9,
1913. 10 2 a. IA, rs, I6, l6 1862. 63, iGI les. ls6,
6s aud los, Donation argement; Lots Nos ., 2, 4,
10 H. u. H. H. Is, rs. IL. H. 10. 20, 81, o.,
- "a 25 * g. &C. %. ~, 81 and D. in the Lower
Mctiary's Enlargement And that hereafter dwell
Kitchen, Carpenter Back smith shop, other Build
.g of any description Kind whatever Except the
shall be built Of Stone Brick shal be erected
red placed upon any the above med Lots
eept permission be granted by the Common Council,
pro,idet FOR by said is Section OF said Ordinance.
Attest: Us. Hopkins,
Gro. II. Tom, Clerk, Mayor.
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MONEY boughtb
l. ap4 S. E GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water.


SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
WI have Just received stand i'm Lapasco,
Wv Of High street and Fulton avenue, a large
sorment of SPhlNG AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, Sc
lected from the Easern markets. and omprsing the
latest OF Goods and which prepared to II
lust rs low they be purchased in Evansville.
These good. wing been selected with especial refer
ence 10 Of customers and we respectfully
ask our friends examine them and the prices before
purchasing elsewhere, we know they Will give salts
faction.
We also have on hands q good assortment OF GRO
CERES. fresh and cheap.
ap4 3mdt BONE, hhbIN0 ~.
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RUGGIES, RUGGIES,

A FINE assortment of Buggies, Family Carriages,
\ Rockaways. Sulkie., &c. Dc, from the ManUiac
tory Woodruff, Salem, Ohio just reed ahd for sale
by fmh23u) J. HEALY, Agent.
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NEW HARDWARE STOREI!l

CHARLES S. WELLS
3 now opening and very extensive Spring stock
L ofHhkDwARE, CUTLERY and HA EST TOOLS.
and, the Goods purchased direct from Sheffield
Eng aud American Manufacturers. he is prepared to
sell Al rs close figures any house in the West Mer
chants and others will find it to their advantage to-
anime his stock, IL il gate large, cell selected
purchased Ior and with entire reference To the wants VI
this market.
zens this city, for their fvors slrey extended he
will vndeavor 10 merit lin fuure) their confidence and
patronage Among his stock may be found the following
leo doz Waldron Grass. rain and Briar Sc!thes.
60 doZ Scy the Snathes (assorted).
50 doz Hay and Manure Forks.
Ia doz Grain Cradles.
2 0'oz Seythe Stones.
lOU doz Steel aud iron Hoes.
IS doz .Amcs'' e. Row lands Showcase Spades.
50 boxes 'Leyeretrs,' 'LiPpncous and 'Collins'
Axes.
~ Trace and Log Chains.
So doz Wagon and Coach Hames.
so Platform, Coulter and Tea Scales.
3casc. Mill and Cross-cut Saws.
100 package. Pitisburgh Novelty Goods.
3O doz Selves and Riddles.
Too gross Table Knives and Forks.
$50 dog Pocket Knives Complete variety.)
~ SO-
Shears. Scissors. Butcher Knives, Locks, Latches.
Butts Screws Brass Kettles, Sarons, Strap Hinges
Files Chi.els and Augers. Carpenters and COopefs
Plane. and Edge Tools, Wool Saws. brushes (Horse,
Brads Curry Combs, Hose, Wool and Cotton Cards
Wagon and Buggy Whips. Sc., &C., together with all
article. necessary kept In a HARDWARE House.
CHAS. s. WELLS, Main street,
I'd door below Branch Bank.
mhI,.amdxw Evansville. Ind.
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JUST RECEIVED BY.
ADAMS 4. CO.'S EXPRESS,
| A FINE assortment OF Gold and Silver Watches
"A Chains, Lockets Gold Pencils &c to sell at East.
ern prices. G. GOSSEN,
apps Second street, doors below Main.
II n HHDS Fair, Fully Fair and Prime, just reed
would ask the aentOn of merehaSis buying in Iois
we will sell Mt the lowest points for cash, or negoaL
paper payable In Bank. GEO: FOSTER CO., :
CODFIsH.-i drum eco lSsl extra large. reed a.
~ mhl0 COOKS Family Grocery.
do COFFEE.-ioo bags choice per A. L. Shot.
IL well. and i'm store, for sale by
aps6 5. L. GILBERT d Co., Rye. near Water.
Oapn GEO. FOSTER CO.
M sale by tapiD GEO. FOSTER & co.
CHIP.sTUFF.-4o bags for sale low to close BY
- apn GEO. FOSTER & co.
1kO GROSS paper box Matches:
Ley 30 do round box do sale - cScss at
ID ECEIvED this day per Express
IL 10 pcs black Bembazines;
90 PCS plain Silk Tissues. coored,
so pes All Wool de Lans do;
so boxes Bonnet Innings newest styles
cartoons Love Wells; and for sale by
apZZ Az LOW az w.. 4li vain 81, Lou, n.y.
NEW BOOKS.
lust reed Spiritualism, by Judge Edmonds and DR..
- DEXTER
Passion Flowers;
Autobiography ofan Actress: by Mr.. Mow.ti;.t
FAMILY FLOUR.
HAVE for sale at my Leather Store, on Main street,
and will constantly keep hand, large supply Of
Family Flour Of the best quality, Pigeon Mills brand
quality Flour. tdec9-H) WIN. BELL.
FOR RENT
LNouR Few and commsdious Stores, in Carpenters
l. New Brick Block, corner OF First and Vine streets;
just finished and will be rented on good terms by
ALLlS & HO W rs, Waters 1T.
ALS"-Eight Upper Rooms, suitable for ofEees or
Lodging Rooms, in same Block Enquire Of
aI24n ALLIS & HowES. Water st,
NJ o. sUGAR.-7o hhds fair choice in store, for
IN. sale low by Sc. GILBERT & CO,
apss syc nsar Water.
L,REsH oYsTERs-:sc Of one an two pound
cans, Hermeticaliy fresh, and spiced, for sale by
ap2i 5. Z. GILBERT IL I o., Syc. near Water
BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT.
A SUPERIOR Brick Dwelling containing six rooms,
IA kitchen and cellar with first rate c-tern Of water
large lot. and having good stable and wood shed.
will be rented IL application be made soon to William
Hughes or to the subscriber at his Grocery, on Main
street. tapll 2w+) MICHAEL GAVISK.
L'REsH Buckwheat Flour jus, reed at
l. apl7 I. BACON e. CO.'S Family Grocery.
4 tHOICE small White Beans for sale at
ap17 +. BACON & CO.'S Family Grocery.
CUOICE INDIGO.-34o pounds, very superior,
Il just reed, for sale by S. r. GILBERT & CO.,
apo Syc. near Water.
CUNNY BAGS.-eo bales large "a bushels. for sale
II low to close by (mhl6) GEO FOSTER 81 co.
81 s ap7 "e''' 'n'p'''"' s i%.i'se
- OEAS.--Just received by steamer Express and for
4 la 1,~, Eur, fn..r S1f..
ap4 wOOLSEY e. NELSON.
NOTICE.
VIZ COOK, Hiram r. Miles and Melville Wiki
w owners ofseveral Trunks and contents. istt
al the Sherwood House, requested to call and
deem the same within thirty days, or they will be sold
tn pay charges. (ap6-3utd) J. A. BYERS.
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FkANkFOKT, April 70.
A terrible fire occurred here last night
about 10 o'clock. The best portion of Frank.
fort is destroyed. Seventeen houses are laiC
low.