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their writer's. It has walked up their editors
land raiAad an universal disturbance, not only
~ the sparlors Of the head men, in the
commitses room nigh by Exchanges alley. bui
b. thu purlieus, dsns and dark holes Of The
Fdty, where the moral black voihit " most de
EeoagrsgAte." .s
| Be Tar as tina Americana hass hsep concerned
tbs disesssions xsye been marked With ability
moderation snd Justice, end 90 disposition hal
beaa sisfaeed % ssAnple under foot, shridgs Oh
enrta. she iegaa rights Of any class Of orr elt.
|issns. Fsnsrating the law, and being prepared
to saids w it's mandates. through good report
or erh reporss they went 10 the lazy, examined
the Jaw, aad then proceeded to discuss the bear.
inss of the law, and the powers and preroga-
tfsss of thu judicial tribapals created BY that
law. They neither went beyond, }, or exceeded,
u any respect, the sphere of legitimate arga.
mant. Thsyshsd an indefeasible right 70 exam
inc the stasdtes cfeatilfs The judicis txibuuals
Of the State from which statutes those Mihu
nals derive each and every particle Of anthor-
fity they possess, end .wfich cannot be legally
traaseended- land tocomnaeat shereupon accord.
rug 20 tns Peoinptlnss ". sasir psse
becauss this has been Done calmly sPa aniy.
|Hli 1oseisndom and tAsir native adjdnets and
smpl8 III hare bacems fearfaily existed. nlalse
awfdf 0&arges, and mubter and grewl omineusl5
y Y HQsopr province, nor ont WISH, % iashom
For sxpiaia The causes Of the excitement. TO Us
y seems SURPRISINGLY foolish, while, at the same
sA's Y ossrays n esiasnce 2. gums an M
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= sass ~. pslore sas p6oie' anu pS .ussi,y
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!. NEW Mpsrc-We are under obligations q,
some unknown friend for a new German polka
composed by Hoeffaer. -
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: You can go, says the Boston Post, into the
North Bridgswater Museum cents sss spoon
used by Hing Phillip, and taken at his capture pese
which belonged to aassasoit wins ge Is used BY WASH
iogeen during brief stop at Eason two caudlestcks
one Of brfss the other of China brought in the
asyaoSsr;a apron worked in bsautifoi MANNER 200
yssrsssgo, BY a GID Of fourteen years.
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RELIEF roR THE VIRGINIA SUFFERERS

The undersigned in behalf Of Mr.. He affner,s Band
being about to renew thei Musical Entertainments at
the Odd Fellows Hail. liberty of Offering von the
entire receipts Of rst nights entertainment for hs
benefit of the suerers by the epidemic now spreadno
such desoiatien among eow.beings in Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Vs.
We,leaye to you to appoint the evening.
NJ. HjEFFNER
: ING CHARLTON \ committee
RI MINIMIZE, OF
o. B0UDE MUSIC.
10 Messrs A. Glenn, T. Q. sully J. NJ McGandiab. H NJ
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IS NATIONAL. AMERIeAN Sr.rE .r,c,s,. !,
Isticket headed a. above, appears il ~ =
+, !. sorr ~ -. aavefttsng col
,Ss i, ~ ra,;on rsv H. ana WI not accord
80. ~. - - = advertising. We
Ms ona shseb viii - az respects and
nina bpnar.Ha Of the real xr.s;a 70 ~ ninets-
Bnt Wa have one consolation yhs u nous'ana.
ha .oconnl;shea tbsrs il ~ st.a y iiaeiy 10
aans ma sn,iSate ana tha .. hafm being
40 sf 4; s.,ns ~ I. \, - ssVseeher'
nae Of names oil his ticket Jobn
Goy.rao, WhW John Raw has bssr Ior
vast In favor of perh,onv an ever tne
the fact il ,saaa Known TO him Us
nomination. Al IN honorable M h. sucn
~ feal suthorzad v ~ that Am, 10 no LEES.
6ou;s5 xads 4 ammo ced 4, r,.,,.s1. ~
We're the toveruorsh;p. and nj, The ,ono..
~ NAV bava 10 sher no xers III htaa nas
rsxsda von,d not run on snch ,.,,.s - 1ln''
,s,,r,stsnres ~1"'1 su a c'r-
orsscretary Of State there II NO a,,,,,,. =.
couvrat,,,ata NJ, Styen eala ~, hi. we
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= me Ne~buryport tMass.) Herald says that
snap building on the hsimse which has hseu quite de-
pressed during the past revived and y
uii operation Ten ships ranging from 600 to hoo
Tons one bark one brig and schooner in pro-
ees o. construction IN the ak yards Of Nswbuype and
salisbury. -. e
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FARrsEl or aHFFRRsoN, Il
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4 49,
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sohscosasrs,
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20 class 81 spvaFs
kDM. pufsspNas
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2. =; 0eNNELEAx
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TIM MAINS 1.-The Northern and Eastern
malta viz Mobile due yesterday and the day
before, were received yesterday. bringing. US
dates from al Atlantic cities ss late I'D due
We also received o mail u about week old
from st Louis. ts- e
The European mails which were made up in
this city to go by tie Cnnafd steamer Africa
Tor Liverpool, which left Boston on The 10Th
inst, were the malls detained by the great
storm on the Lakes on the 18th, 10th aud 18th
insts and failed to reach Boston in SEASON
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Gtqsset = Jan,tsos,,

Ws4eset q sSNmas0ns
Is CHARTERS STREET,
Have just received per ship Mnhouss Havfs and ps
ships Ravsnwood Pyramid seauyr Black war
sor rom Ne. York, lssss and plsndd assortment Of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Consisting in pstt Of she following, vxt
French, English and American CALICOEs.
Plain and Printed MusLINs DE LAME -. .. Sc
DO do do do d. for Children.
Plsin Plaid and Striped cAsHMEREs, ali eaioru
BARBOUR and CHI ALLEY of AZ, co'siu a.@ u
Plan Printed and FloIncei BAhEGES ~t
Fancs Sinks, II eli qaaliiss. - '&&-
Lsdes' and Masea' HossRY general ss.ors en, g8a.
Cent? snd Ca,ldrens BOOKS, do do ~ &'5>
White and Bow COTTpNs, ali qu,Iitiss F7t 34e
Lpsn cahbre HANDKERCHIEts ali priess I w WIZ. ~
Prinfed Ch1NTz for gdr.ains W. y W XXI
Cotton, worstsd sad SILK DAAAsK, for car.aias
Fancy TART Ms, o article. .4t
FLANNELs, ot ali kinds. +E 4| Y. 81 +&r7E
general assortment Of PLANTATION GOODS, such as
BLANKETS, r.
$&s5S KERSEys,
9H3 ts@f LINsEYs, 4 ~ 57I5 Z
- .K LoWElis'
And variety Of tthe articles oug for enumeration which
viii DO acld at ths losest market prices.
n GiQUEL T. JAMESON,
.tess aplw lS Charter street Il
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AafEafcAs RAasEsul The Americans Of tbs
parish Of Plaqaeminss viii give q grand barbe.
cue at Pointe -a-la -Hache on Monday.
Aeasfs. Derbigny, Eastis, Dncros, Stewart,
'and the venerable Bernard Mariguy. as well as
othsr aele speakers, will address the sassem-
blags, There vii. undoubtedly DO a, glorious
and spirit-stirring reunion. a.
The steamer Mobile viii leave on Monday
morning, at 9 o'clock. from the. wharf opposite
eha otAee Of tbs Good Intent Tow Boat Company,
!. Third District. aadoonyey vi iters to Pointe.a.
. e. iH1aehe, end return them the evening IL the
same day at about o o'clock. -
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Dissolution,

The interest Of JOSHUA JACKSON of s. IT. KENNE
DY co.. this DAY Fisher ii
authorized q use tas name IF the nm, Liquidation
~ 8. n. KENNEDY e-
r. JOSHUA JACKSON.
Mr. JASON r. KENNEDY inersa. and becomes
ps1aer the firm OF s. EENNEpY Co., on the fra. jam.
ary, lsss FsAMiE KENNEDY
res Ofieans September I'll s55. 9pm
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WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER guar
antess be this af and agsns ever asd or s ss
trucon Of thsss treublssome ssIma. ss4 44-.54.49-
~ Do and ii for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH mr.
sTRoYER and taks noosbsr. For BY 5sV79 80
I sSs v.s@. J. WRIGHT s. CO., ss
ssf<as % aps ss5F5eT s5Sf 1tf at,...u,. sx+...
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, Conner or
CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL PLACE,
MARINE, Riyrn AND rInr ,,a,1t, !. -,


. The Company havs the following as,sts; +.
ioVssa fond and Mortgage property dopho
'ae amount onnsd thereon sass ala m
mn, n..,..,,s -, SsQs5 90
nns heeelvases hsng Notes OR Pferaiums. f4ps1i 4,
10 Real FsM esiih saopes
s - a ~ pass Of CoeettDn Bosss ss
senp nom other eempanes. sstnat Salac. :, ass "a
Il So Ioosss NJ
'''''''''''.' ~ 49,. .sleassa 10
- irHoss A.ApAMs, ersudsnt
Gu H.x.n., ss.,.,,s GEO. JONAS, Woo ri ssdsn,r
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Fes MnrRnass BsNb The regular satuy.
AZ psskss Lepiss pspt white leaves a O'Clock iii.
efternoea "a <hs ahose and intermadisss ports The
Louis eonnsss With the yszoo packets Aid and r. q.
KslIfa - sz',ss' -
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n 3. 2; oeNTELnKN'

Fon Y5exsB0a6. The swift sad srsa,,.us
Ht oepss Lekthers, leaves It e,s,,o,s ~.
Sarnoss or sckskus We can Fscourasaa "a Il ~
\ fraysIin< publc y ''
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s6fssesacass ASn,sbsosss,

Falt and sE'tssfsy Ctotlssng. :
ALFRED .MUNROE & CO.,
e14 MAGAZINE STREET, 21
CORNER or aRAvIEh sTKkKT,
now sasivins shsir FALL AND WINTER STOCK for Men,
Nov York, " 80
seoas sold v them msde ssprsly for s New o.an
19 &s&a7'SNsi~ - - if' -''''->
Black AND enLoRzD CLOTH FRocg AND paEss COATS,
BUSINESS COATS, of every form and color, ~
EXTRA LONG PHI OF cEoTti cosrs "a, nt.,
PANTALooNs, ofsv.ry dsssriptiuu - ~
Vests 81 aek and coloIsd Satin srs v.ivss cOs ,,I,rs
and 5rneAxine. = 7-8f X Isf'''A''s Ss's''i'
FURNISHING GOODS,
sS#F > TRUNKS. unfBsELIAs.Ao. -s
- A d. 90. are AGENTS FOR THE ,UNioS INDIA
RusBER COMPANY large their Goo /. ar.v. an ~,
con ssns % eohas sdt Carriage c.ta also cos ,ussi
Tor Cotton Picking Coat Apron, which The a,n
Plhnten il psEticulaiIy cal strl fl9H = :.
ALFRED MUNRoE 4 CO., i J,
sens 2pst&H'9 80
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no right to 90 behind, AROUND or under Il. We
must look il straight in the face, and then obey
its msudatess Of else anarchy win follow in the
long ran. u u oppsesses, we must wait until
the propsr tiuae arrives to remedy the grievance;
and in q land of liberty and Law. The onrs, NJ
real patriot would consent that the law should
30 ilisadvantaged to lnitigsses q temporary in.
Justice . :. - -
Bat there u another aspect. to this nstufali.
station 4nsstioa. II is important and mus not be
oserloVkedip the discussion Of d mattar in It's
legal fofms and bearings. We mast look to I'M
source of wrongs, as we'll as to the e6act Of
wrongs, II We would spply remedial measures
Ejudieioasly ind prpdsnsiy. '.tg Z
- " hos beenssriensly questioned whether ina
5udga Of the FRAT District Court. had any,
authority whstever- y grant Or issue pspsrs
81 naturalizstionf. An able, eorYesponsant ~
our uhartres street cotempory maintains an
no natuFalizetiopsa "a issns from that court n,
accordancaSith law. or in conformity with tba.
statute organixing 'shat court We quote a. fl.
lo~s from the able cerrespendeut Of teur eotem.
perary, who quotes tho Law,
lhas all the s.id District Courts organiasd uder this
M ena have and exsfczs ceaauept aridcsioo Of All
ris oases whasse Which not hfpbv spersliv rerrsd
2 the paFenar arisaic1on u speria cburts M
sss.sisss S , ss 70 sisA sap be sssa
The foregoing Language admits 81 but ops In.
q p'sla'lOn' Ehere Is no Qualification eyasion,
Il ls.'lsss about il. Il speaks squarsly., to
.As point Ii cannot be misapprehended' ex-
ssps Dy those disposed 10 .distert and pervsrt
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Roots, ShOss assss Br00au,.
ME59 AT WHOLESALE
KHX Now landing from ship Noso k,and In store a. gonaa
assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, BR0GANs HATS caps
e. Plantations supplied with prime ITCHING BooTs RrssET
BOOTS, BRoaAHs WOOL MEXICAN PALM LEAF, STRAW apd
cAMPEAcHY HATS, at ths lowest priesa,by
ysspaW fRosT& co 40 Magazine street
~ Mats, Caps, etc. So ~,
AT WHOLESALE.
EH We are constantly receiving general asaottn srf
sk Cashmere Panama. Legho, Straw Palm Leaf Nsrep
and Wool HATS AT the = :
LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
-Lyg9p&W -.As. FROST c, 10 Magazine street. s
1Ne OEtUe.
ctcKKAlNe haaths pleasure Of informing his friends and
s paone thas ne has fitted ups SALOON NO. Is PERDr
moatcsreuland costly manuer and th M
wtshths vary beat WINES and LIQUORS she city Affords
GALLERY has bsen arranged in Tho Second story
Sseh VII be undsths eharss Of cHANCEY well knora ii
Lake and in the City. -
be though psa
g bssn made snd share solicited.
- shhE LUNCH IRON i6to ]. auf
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NUMBER III

be pursued in the morning and made memo
randa of all he should purchase. No one else
was the wiser of the contents of that letter,
until he was no longer to be affected by it; at
least so he thought.
The next morning Mr.. Morrison made his
purchase, and by II o'clock noon, they were
all, as measure of safety, stored under Gus
tom House lock- 1t was then that the mer-
chant made known so much of that letter as
related TO the expected Treaty of Peace, and
Immediately all mechandise for export rose q
hundred per cent
The letter of Christian to his clerk, was
received about 6 O'Clock that evening, and as
no choice remained between disobedience and
a compliance with his employers Instructions,
the clerk acted fully up to them, in receipting
for such a quantity ofgoods, as at the advanced
prices involved nearly the whole of his employ
er's capital.
The old State House clock struck ten, when
the two rivals alighted from the coach-ASel-
by proceeding to the house of Mr.. Morrison,
and Christian to that of his clerk, who after
Informing him of the receipt ofhis letter, and
his purchases on its faith was desirous to
know the ground he acted on. my grounds"
said he "are these: peace is already agreed
upon at Ghent."
"Good heavens sir" exclaimed the clerk,
siio ID Dau DuoiASoS, MI nAolIioOn 'CSSAfCN
that news yesterday morning, and bought
on the strength of it, hundred thousand
dollars worth before he made it known. Prices
went up hundred per cent, the moment the
news became public"
Christian was stupifed; his kn,e' sho, K
beneath him. The result was that he was
rendered almost bankrupt-the disaster prey
ed upon his spirits to such a degree that he
! fell sick, and soon after left the city, without
even taking leave of Mr.. Morrison or his
daughter, neither Of whom he dared to en-
counter.
1t was early in the spring when the official
news of peace arrived: and as the JOY bells
Ipealed long and loud, Mr.. Morrison's brig
Globe was taking in her ladihg for Hamburg.
George Selby was to go SupercaTgo, but when
the perol of departure arrived, he could not
tear himself av a. from Mary Morrison. He
lexplained the state of his affections to her fa-
ther, who assured him. if she were willing, he
might have Mary for partne, for life, and Mr..
Morrison for partner in business. Miss Nor
rison became Mrs. Selby; while the fate of
Chr attain Wernag was spoken of as signal
warning to ALL that
HONESTY is THE BEST POLICY"
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GBt 9ailg gournal.
lFor the Evansville Journal.
THE YEAR AND LIFE.
BY Z. J. DoBELL.

Reverb old year!-ye OF the many seasons,
Whose each day lesson to the beedless world
Speaks of your God and theirs tell the reasons
or your ever varying tone. Yet Il sson one: H
Say why the blooming Spring, and JuRe maturely,
And calm and mellow tuted Autumn,
RzIrest of all aud richest in fair fruits, rsf
Yield to the dreary Winter--each 10 die
Faded and scar, unmnrmurngly nute;
Yet ever wearing on their fading brow
The holy smile OF faith--the calm content
Which every true and trusting one shall know:
Who bending low shall in obedi own
Our Great and Holy God Omnipolent!
A deep lew voice came solemnly to me,
" hispering low, great interpreter;
Spring, Summer, autumn, ', inter. See
The History of Life--writ 10 the world
The parable of old morality,
BlaZoued to all; the banner wide unfured,
W hereon in fsdeless letters traced ia
Stands forth the holy prophecy
Of Lie aRd DEATH and int rmedi2te years,
And states, and thoughts, and trembngs God placed
And parifying sorrow and salt Tears, l
To tutor men TO live that they may die.
Spring, SUNNI r, Autumn, Ninter--Deathi
outh, prime, maturity, decline and death; f-
And Then beyond a seIiess summer
Eternal. The Year and Life and Death are done!
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NEW AMRANGENIENT.

WNerdsr that may be able 60 devote my time more part
have disposed of interest in thee
,,,ry house to Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will 90
stand uuder the style Of ORR DALzELL
Co. with Of everything in the Grocery
ias I would opportunity of returning sincere
of the house for the very
and respectfully ask
hsw &c 60 th aad would
90 As very pay all Eensmen that they nes0
IN ask credit at tAs hoase.
Mare 4 9AMU Ell ORR
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REMOV AL.
,n hbMU go A. M.in ..r... n.

yUy BACON & co. have removed to Main street, be
n tween Water and Fret .s. next door to Halloek
Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
will pleased to all their old custo and
the pleased TO
They would their thanks Tor the very
liberal patronage given and hope 20 receive Of
Co.. 80 F iAnl6-Iy
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CO.PARTNEYgNEITP,
aTORsGE WANTED.

WMyR prepared Fire Proof Warehouse
Aay quantity of Grain. Produce or Merchandise or
che mostlibsral terms. go,
HsvinE large airy stairs particular care viii
Household Farnture, Agricultural
liable to damage from damp or
rust.
srlsnxer wheR desired. .
Warehorss located Locust and W. and
Canal aonvenent for shipping BY River or Kali
Appiyto novl| GEO. FOSTER & w.
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NYyy wAsHINGTON HOTEL.

VWyHR Of removed from their
sld stand on their Hotel just finish
cd ths House, where they peparedto
their old and all others who
dt 20 eal in much superior style than formerly
solicit continu-
shall all endesvorst to mer-
h viii be the best the market Affords and our
charges moderate.
.svio-aE VII FELKER a. HEDDERECH
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B OoK AMI
NEWS PAPER. I..fTfIf .
PLATNER & SMITHS
BIa Ii OOk Papers;
SMITH PETERS CUT CARDS CARD SHEETS
Lightbody,s Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS STRAW BOARDS. etc.. etc
SALES ROOMS, II & 70 WALNUT STREET.
CINCINNATI, o. h
Where they every variety to the city
aeountry the materials employed in its manu-
SSrt esgHa tJrics paid for Rags. sep46m
GEORGE W. DAY. BkowN MATLACK
DAY & MATLACK,
wHoLEsALE DEALERS IN
Day GOODS, h
No, 50 PEARL STREET, EarHfalk (
..p4sma CINCINNATI o.
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IRON RAILING.

IRON RAILING.
NNHE undersigned the agency for the sale Of and
beautiful pattern of RON RAILING. with round
wrought and figures in variety
Sizes which will sell Cincinnati prices ADDING
FREIGHTs
This railing cheaper substantial than
kind now Those wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots yards for piazzas. will DO we'll to give
call.
y23-dsw : MA. LAWRENCE.
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DRs. RRAY & PENNINGTON,

IN ESP sCTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville and
IL virinsv that they have formed partnership in the
spraotias Of MedicInt aud Surgery.
actively engaged in the recession for quar-
ceutry become familiar with the diseases Incl
they their experience and
will sasits them 90 share Of pualls patronage
.asts the Post Oee where ethe both Of them may
ssnsulted unless absent protest. onal busineas.
axls-M .rr.
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RAILROADS, &C.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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THE undersigned ha4ihg been ap- -
.UxA,. pointed Agent for the above CUmpa~ -UM ~
- u ny in this city would inform ship &GS%S
pers, merchants. and the public
generally that F. Leesh George Harris and George
Black late of Sd Leeeh Co., and Thomas 3. Clarke, OF
''Clark Thaw, !" under the firm of
LEECH 81 CO.,
special and shipping
of the PennsylvAna Railroad Company They have estab
eshed all the principal shipping points
aand and prepared receipt throuBh from New
Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore all
and from all cities and
Atlantic ssaboard OF the Pennsylvsnia Railroad
The direct their whole attention forw lrdn
facilities shipping from and to the without
the drayags their charges by
with the Railroad company being extremely low
nomna the Of drayags they hope
be able to i've satisfG fGction-
Shipments produce made to their agents will be forward
ed free of charge for commission.
Depot. Liberty street, Pttsburg;
do No. South 18th street, Philadsiphia;
do North street, Baltimore;
No. 2 Astor Place,
do I South William street, Nsw York;
do Battery Place,
do 81 Kilby street. Boston,
Orto JOHN s. MITCHELL.
eP13 6m Waterst., Bvansvills Ind.
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NOTiONS! NOTiONs.I

WSLOWHR tbermometers. travelling go panions.
,E Lsadon soainE wax eight and tea keyd Frenen
Frensk harps, detls marbles; toys tea
SETS psrt- combs Superior needles, pins tooth
visss riArs cls steel teoth brushes wax
Ssaas chess men Bmerson's razor saps toilet
and battle doors, together with great
~ ..sions fo A. G. PUSHEE.
s.1I undsr Odd Peilows Hall, Firstst
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CIGA4s AND TOBACCO STORE OF

JACOB SCHRURER, MAIN ST, BET. 1ST AND2D.
20. Schaener & Schroeders old stand1 80
+ RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
II and Surrounding country thatt have taken the above
fafd determined to continue the same business, and
will constantly keep hand the choices Cigars
and Tobacco besL brands that Eastern af
ford; SnuGand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaum China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and dual
lilies, cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
MylenSthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction and respectfully
y solicit a share ofpublic patronage. lap1n
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wM. REILLY.

WNTHOLEs ALE AND RETAIL. GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREErs-fhenn-
would respectfully inform his ends and the public
and Vicinity that having the interest
Senior in the late hr off, Reilly he in
sac 0rccery and Produce business at the old
embraces this opportunity returning
spare merit eontinu
: Ance of the same. ie20-ly WILLIAM KELLY