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United States Mails.
Posr orrron Drr.ETarsr,

Posr o,nen nrr.sraar,
is l5 70 a,h June 1855 iseIs.ss on The following
sS S p - M @ ], ssss.s 81 y Y. ss 4 as
monthi on TIE route nj o ,he speched.
9o6s From Quincy, H. W Palmyra, Mo Warren, oakdse
chsniesbursh, wyandoite, LnHeu-, sli.. Chilli
Spring Hi Clear 'rees. Gallsi.n, vietoa Mas
TIRES lime. week 10 tonr.o5e coaches win branch
four orso coaches. 10 be in close connection
Leave Quincy Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday aisam;
Arrive Al ~ Joseph in 70 hourr, hy4nm;
Arrive at Quincy 10 hours, by SPIN
Proposals a-week service
branch arc invited.
pay for trips performed and for each Of such
Omissions pot saIso'y hrse h hnes e p, o. NE UP
nexon depending mails and not sufficiently excused,
fines imposed ,hecelnqarhcy promptly and
Wis o. o,er per.ons negetng The
Office for suffering ~ be injured destroyed rob
frequently ne runs, Or 70 running We
for repeated sgrecaby isabey
ing The laws instructions q he department. or for rs
schedule lie also order
Increase On the contract pay. lie
The service whole 'Gfa decrease Of he al
psaed wh the IDS should be addressed to The seaond A,.
souri, ms BE- and t. he
By before DE Isl Of January 1880 For further particulars
psmphlet ai Kentucky,
''e'''e' missouri s"a ''"'' IT JAMES CAMPBELL,
Sept 2g-lawiw Postmaster General.
rLoAKs. nantiiiss, shnwIs, and scnrn.A large sup
ply novel; and stylish in goods of those classes
10 pieces cloak patterns, assorted ccms
cloths the lot adapted for dresses
sapporen the casual observer when selecting articles
View New supp.ie, daily.
tsi VIII DO 80 prior TO making additional purchases.
Good articles ow ees and fair asans may be ,ese on IN all
eases fIhkf * SAo BEE,
sspt 7o-ieidf opposite Centre Market
s NEW Material for Ladies in biack.-Bnck yene-
III tiaup an admirable article, constantly ON hand.
Superior black bnnAasins monshes, n'erinos, chaies &c
a large supply Of mourning shaws and NANTES.
pieces silks, real choice thrrs in The lot
With lots OF oner superior mourning goods 10 which We are
strangers needing ouns goods who may not be aware Of The
cordially Invited The examination
price only hence they need be uader no apprehension Of
our stock q n.nnes blankets mcrnos
Delay IN closing any present, expected
Good prices and fair dealing may be relied on in all
PERRY BROTHER.
nCenuai Stores, building
Sept se--dour opposite Centre sarkst
chsrasck Marine Architecture vos quao. London. Ell.
Fishbourne's Naval Arehi'ecIure vol London. 81 20
chspnaa on Snip building vv, qunrio. London. &c So
Ihssh,p BY s,ein,n ] vo qusr'o london. sil..
Jsi; Areheo,orie N.vale. avois. fsrs. 20 90
Ronneeun; Trais Elemcntaire da Nns'eau Ia Mel ifo
riachsm on laying OF ship4 VOL and London So
fnebsm Wasting Ships and on sss'masns' VOL ana al
Peaks xaspg. s.tnskins and Rigging vol London.
The AT Of saiLmas!rs vol. London.
Miles,. Eptame Of The Royal Naval Service o. bngSha iso
Gi-,soess Naval oScers Manual vol Londss s9as
Sept % fkAN'h ihibon.
i 49,
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7, OWwS A BON. Merchant Taiiors, Ne. 2l2 Penn
r. syivapi. respectfully announce 70 their friends and
Inc uuie New YORK
~i, ,esr supply cf goods, consisting al
cloths. ve-nr~ together with weiseieeed stock
OF reruenens furrs.bng articles, witch for IN
spcef,on.
sept es-to3
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TOR THE FALL TRADE.-M. ". STEVENS Co,
basters dealers In scntemsns wardrobe and
aftejes public the largest and
complete sdcnuenis fs fsnencn wesr evsi
them, prices Buying all oar sods
for cash and the
hness the assurance maj our "es
nlvrys b. found NJ n. and best uuasiscs
Gentlemen about purchasing rrerments, snns
gloves supepders bore rsrumeY, umbrellas GEE ~"
vsv suited sitNsss
sept 2a-suf sales room, sfo~hs uo'si'
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ri. Here, a. F,ick.layo and Canton,

New ORtEAss, Sept. 2e-The deaths from the yelo
fever ycksburg amounted last week to 40 and 10
cases appeared.
In Canton 20 deaths occurred during the time.
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New YoRK Sept 2s.Flour il firm sales of 800 bbls.
straight State, 81 81 southern, SO CO.. GrainWheat L.
triae owersales Of 1000 bushelssoutern white So 05
50 0C,. Corn trile lowersales OF 900 bushels
western mixed, sc 81 cents ProvisonsPork il trine
higher sales OF 400 bbis mess S22 10 Beef rmsaes
OF $50 bbs western repacked sll so sl2 Lard is firm
and unchanged Whiskeysaes Of $50 bbs Of Ohio at 40
cents
BAITInoRE, Sept 2s.Flourthe market IL heavy, with
out any quo.sbe change-Hoyard street, City Mills and
Ohio firm 81 ST. Grain ia heavy Yesterday rstes
Wheat is firm 81 rs 81 so for red, and 81 50 81 %
for good to prime white. Corn dul2ood white and vel
low, choice lot Of white sold for 80
Provisions The market generally unchanged except
poksaes Of 200 barrels S2l So. Bacon Sides 1871
Bulk meatsshoulder IL cents sides, IL cents
hams, ll24 a IL cents. Lard is unchanged and scarce
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Fusion Nomination in Peansylpam.a.

HARRsHuas, Sept. 25-The fusion convention met here
last night and nominated Nicholson for canal commissioner
Passmore Wiliiamsons withdrawn
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az ,. G. MCGUIRE, Amcttsneer.
v,xCELLENr FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EfFEcTs
\, nucson-On Monday Dossipg, October lst, 10 aet,
NJ IA Nn,h street second L. shall tc the fah
ure and effects gentleman declining Housekeeping VIZ
Handsome spring diysns, with pafios ehas 70
match
Rosewood marble top centre table
wssut eissere fancy tnbics and chairs
Excellent Venetsn blinds, shsdes and curtains
vrives carpet large quantity Of superior mating
STAR carpets, eyes, 0ilcoth
sofa, card ssbes
mahogany extension dining table
sofa bo6, superior article
walnus mafbtctop sdebosrd, dining chairs
plated csatosns Fpo0ns, ana forks
China nd cOckS chna vases
Walnut sud nabrJssy bedssssds
Marbse ard plain bureaus, wasoSfsnds
Excsiient curcdhss ss1 husk a,ssuossss
Rosers nd pillows, toilet ses
Canes chasrs, walnut cf6
Bronze sStsnl Damp
Kiserbock cooling ssovs
hyperion refrigerator
Radiator M sr-asht chamber sfov~s
Tascter excellent Of tchen teqnses
puAss that credit % ~ ana ~
days, saisfacniy endorsed notcs, hearing Interest
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
seps ss-d Auciioncef.
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Now Open, at Odd Fellows Hall.
DR. BIaLE,s GEAND MAMMOTH PANORAMA
or American, Eagish, and Dsnish
SEARCHES, FoY SIR JOgy FRANKLIN,

Ia The Arctic regions.
In which win he exhibited al each exhibition, ts
SIEGE AND BoMBAaDMENT or sEgAsToPoL,
Painted BY Geo. Hs,ge esq. If Philadelphia.
Exhibition evening O'Clock aad "Wednesday and SalsT-
DAYS afternoons q O'Clock.
Tickets, 25 cents; children, i2ss cents
Sep 35--G2w
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sAvY DEPARTMENT.

The NinHssofs.--We paid visit TO the nayy-yard
Thursday evening, and inspected the abovenaed
gate. a completes description of her length breadth
depth &c has already been given it is only necessary for
add that she is in stage of forwardnes that promises
an early completion On inquiry the proper source,
that she viii be launched the 2th Of October II
any occurs the vessel viii be launched until the
18th or sth Of November next.
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DEATH AT A POLITICAL MEEuSG--on Monday evening,
at meeting Of the American party in Boston, Massachu
sets Dr. Henry Willard, who had Just concluded speech
and appeared well usual suddenly complained OF ILL
ness and died in few minutes
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THE LOWELL oPERkTyEs--The operatives in the Lowell
mills work II hours per day except Saturday, when
they are dismissed early in the afternoon.
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Post Offices Discontinued The following post Offices have
been discontinued;
Scott, Lagrange county Indiana.
Welch's Mills, Cabarras county, North Carolina
Urbana, Hickory county, Missouri.
Near Pos Qfiees.--The following post Offices have
been established and the following named gentlemen APP
pointed postmnsters by the Postmaster Generaii
Fancy Hill, Bates county, Missouri. A. NJ Apping, post
master.
BelIngsvills Cooper county, Missouri. George Miller,
postmaster.
Buttsville, Grundy county, Missouri John S. Butts,
postmaster
Pond Place, Lincoln county Missouri Simon Davis ST.,
postipastcr.
West Liberty Putnam county, Missouri. Josiah Hsrbsrt
postmaster.
Brandfs Rock Springs, Warren county, Missouri. Henry
+. Brandt postmaster
Shuquaiak, Norubee county, Mississippi. Stanton S.
Field, postmaster.
Personvile, Limestone county Texas. William T. Per-
postmaster.
Banon Kansas Territory Napoleon y. Blanton, post
smhton, Kansas Territory Alfred T. Barnett, post
master.
Sugar Branch, Switzerland county, Indiana. Hugh s..
Montgomery, postmaster.
St Louis, Columbia county, Florida. Lewis Cone post
master.
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Orders for tickets and shares aud certificates Of packages in the
splendid will
Of each drawing viii be immediately ar
order from
Address r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent
Sept g9--eodn Wilmington, Delaware.
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TO THE PU BI4lC.

our FLAMING MILL daily operation, and prepared 20 90
" descriptions very superior manner ~
have ot Of superior English ahs and iss
white pine, Carolina ard Eastern shore
Now landing, prime c OF
Eastern jos lengths and In the yard every
of White lumber ready working All 81
which win be market for cash, 10 sucn
customers . choose 10 trsst -.
23-eolw FiTZHUGh CDSLE . bhOlHbh.
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1,iIs day having been sst apart ~ day OF h.sasG
huplistion prayer, the subscribers bar room VITA be
1
= work. Without 2d INSTRUMENTATION ana
ability need apply. HoUA~NNGEk, -.
Sep 26-da = suceI, nesI y Al Yep
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Al OTECWs-Wo this s0hH
cr,or OF sccsunis establishment Tho@e inden
bl,s previous 10 That
respectfully notified that they wia ee ralIea upon MI
Of the ns hope they will Dc prepared TO settle with VT nI
ther delay, matter Of great importance 20 m
aep, oO-iOaf CLAdkTT, NEWTON, MAY, n co.
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NEW Fall wtuter Goods.-I hsv. just returned from
The North with very goodr ssable for mems
wear cioshs and yeng
an on hjch IRE fbr inspection, AID winch
ana now prepared tho bort and Ino
s.r,es =, sh,rt no,ire WILLIAM TUCKER,
sen Ip-rolm1 No. as Pennsylvnnia avenue
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NEW oPFaA.-An American opera, fousdod on III
story OF Rip Van Wrinkle with Louisa Pyne in the lead
ing part is one the novelties Of New York.
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Comp11uEsTARyThe last number of The London Critic
in notice of American literature, says In respect
we must do the Americans Justice regards foreign lit
erature They have done Of late years popnare
the best authors Of Germany ihnn all England beside To
the Americans indebted for many excellent transa
tons of the best German classics
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4 cARD-wArTER HARPER would respectfully nsiiiy his
nend customer and purchaser senefaly that be hls no"
OF and rsyle peleced from the best as
sorted stoc New York. =, LII.
NAV fave Us with o call. -, .
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r;yer al ,hs ac and denied that be had any accom-
nos Il appears that leasf associate has been dis
covered IL person named Lunge who II BellemAre cAn
be believed The party who supplied ann win the pow
covered after good deal Of trouble and Is now IN Gus
todV lie L bootmaker by trade
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liz sEssIoNThe annual convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of New York is now in session.
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National Medical College,
Hashin.fon, ID. c.

sep 23.-eod6,Jkcp
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VIs,r TO THE or SMAs WRlGHr.-Judgc Hall and
the officers of The United States district court at Canton
New York paid visit few days ago, the widow OF
the late slas Wright A correspondent Of the Albany
al
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GBt Qailg goutnal,
DAD TO A MUsKETER.


We trust the King of the Mosquitoes will
'1ite doun" on the perpetrator Of this, and
send in his bill for damages:
You wiked blud sucker, why doant
You urn ire livin su+d wa beside
Litin doun on peepel and insurten yore
Long bill to git blud, litin en-
Foakees noses, and when tha git mad an
Begin to slap, eave2 Have you got nofeelinks'
Crate seezerl how yude gil Toked if you was
As large as sum to legged blud sukers as is
Round heIe, wot wares kloas. Viii doant you
Lite doun sly, as tha do, and blede them foar
Tha no H. without hollerin all the whyle?
Yur kanibal! you do a big bizness on
Small skail you suk more blud oat OF
Feller than elefanf can, and yure smcller
Ainl haff as long. You walk up foaks
When tha ar slepin, and lha swair
Vengens How do yu wIrk Il TO keap u
Yure bill SO sharp, withowt grindin. Whi
Doant yu pek wurms o@t ov treas
And etc insex, you long legged cuss2
What teNn is ii yu syng SO much
Coin rownd with yure fethirs shot oph,
Seakin whoom yu ma devoweT? Yu
Seam too be kontenid burd from yure
Singing, and syng loudis: when yure
Huhgryist shud thynk yud want on
Butes or panty-Ietts TO keap yure long
Leges from beaing koald thys wether.
Inseck, Yure tsli wi kant chaw; butt
Yure SUNNI on suckin, Klaus yu uevir
Git weaned. Inseck, dew.
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@Don't you think, said he, with the great
est degree of solemnity and deiberation,
"don't you think I shall appear as swift wit
ness against you in the day ofjudgnent.'
"I should presume so,'' answered one, "for
the biggest rogue always turns States eyi-
dence.
Mstthew, when he got to meeting, related
the incident
"And what did you say to her in reply, Mr..
Wilks?' asked one of the ministerial brethren
present.
"What could I?' was the Characteristic re-
ply. a3 3.sse os
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CO-PARTNERsHTP.

YV1HE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
Al ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER & Co
for the TRANSACTION of general FOrDGrding and Com
BsiHess; and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire-proof Warehouse the
Wabash and Erie Canal and of Locust and Dun
ham Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
Crawfordsviie Railroad where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special care to Consghmets, either by
River, Railroad Canal or Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase OF Sugar and Molasses the
Coast of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter
They hope by unremted attention to merit and share
thepublc patronage. NJ; ". FOSIER.
decI4 w. M. AIKMAN.
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CINCINNATI
RETREAT FOR THE INSANE,

charge of MEAD. NJ D.. Editor of the Atheri-
can Psycbol Journal Insanity and Ferenzc
Medicine of Obstetrics and formerly Materia
Mediea.
This Institution open for the reception Of patients is
establishment presenting superior advantage
quiet patients admitted The long experience of the
practitioner and teacher affords
kindly and the most successful treatment
natl feb2l-6m
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NEW GALLERY, NEW NAME, AND NEW
PRICES!

RU ESSRs. SUMMERS & TTLESTON have fully
VM completed their Daguerrean Rooms in DR. n j. Brays
buildings First street. opposite the post oce and are
ready receive visitors to take pictures in the lat
approved style. Having fitted up
with an eye comfort they neat aud airy while
have mammeth sky-ght which abtes to take pic
that will pare favoraby with any in the Vest
Therefore feel confident Of giving perfect
all cases. which guarantee or sale. Please call and
81 n. - BEPietures p. res taken % for one dollars je2s
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HOME INsURANCE COMPAN

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL $500. .O00-atE paid in IN CASH.
FENHIS Company commenced business oneyear
intention doing safe and fair business with
90 large Capital and s. L. Loons its head
protection the assured eqcai any Insurance Com
world Policies will be issued by the subscriber
on Buildings erchandize Household Goods &C., &C.,
terms rable with otEer good solvent Companies
S. L. LOOMS, Pres't.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, Secretary. II
ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Ag't.,
Main street. opposite the Bank.
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford Connecticut.

CAPITAL $500. .oO0-aa paid in and INFESTED.
VEHS Company with perpetual charter
in sI9 and insures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling establishments stores house
and merchan IN general Also inland In
the perls Navigation Losses will be lber
@AA' -@' THOMAS <. BRACE, Pres't
E. G. RIPLEY. Secretary.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the subscr-
ber authorized receive issue pol
favorable terms Insurance once Agency
in the West. A g. HALL0CK. Ag't
syI1-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
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NEW YORK COMEaEsTON HOUSE:
TFEOTTASEE. FTAGHEE.

WESTERN PRODUCE And GENERAL coGfMfssIoH
MERCHANT,
o4South William street, New York,
DEING IoRgsestablished with extensive connection
in the above business respectfully soEcits consign
ments oa kinds of Western Produce, which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale OF charges. Particular will be bestowed on
of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made On all Shipments when required by
]. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
< febaO-tf s Evansville. Ind.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TINE subscriber has taken the above house. and mas
entirely refted and regurnishedit, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses and
riages to let.
The stable large, clean and WE'LL located, and good
hostersare constant attendance Particular attention
will be paid to the care horses left with him for keep
and in all respects, the public Ia find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. fjy6-tfl j. A. BYERS.
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II. F, CRISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters BGtEdtng, Up Stairs.
II F.CRISP, having removed his Office to Fosters
J building, will be hand at all times, to take ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds Mortgages &C., and attend
to all business required of him Justice ofthe Peace
febQ-tf "a
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NEEssRS. LEWIS & HOWARD having purchased our
I'VE Wharf wish thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed hitherto and to ask for connu
anee the same towards them.
her to saw further friends out Of and to all
that continue Commission and forwarding business
heretofore engaged ampls Wharfboab facilities
the River having Canal and other as here
toor do hesitate insure satisfaction IN that DEPART
ment.
We continue liberal advances all property
to orshpmen correspondents, and
promptly fill all orders for the purchase Of
of the country having ample facilities to
the best advantage for correspondents
Office, formerly, under the Telegraph Once. -
e22-tf JOHN ). MITCHELL d SUN
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NEW WASHIN GTON HOTEI..

TENHE Pro pretars Of this from
old stand on Main their Hotel, just finish
opposite House. where they prepared
old and all others who
upon them in much superior style than formerly
respectfully solicit
same which we shall all endeavorst
Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate.
Good StablI ana Wagon Yard Kept forcountry
eVl0-d&Wtf FELKER & HEDDERECH.
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THE undersigned having been ~u-rur
1EGSA - pointed Agent tor the above Compa- .fa A
ksA4st ny in this city will he prepared 0 1s4s9aEs
the opening of the Evansville andM@-AA@'01t
Crawfordsv Railroad Tere Haute upon the opening
River navigation receipt the delivery Gooos
Produce every description ROUGH this city all
the Eastern Cities via RAILROAD River here Pitts
burgh thence East the Pennsylvania Read their
destination.
R5- Rates made known application my Office, ater
street. sairs under the Telegraph Once Warehouse
novls-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL, Agent
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRF-
NJ EEhEK NAH. LINE


Es-4Es@sAA ON and after Saturday July 1st, the
.&aaNE@SEsI dersigned will TRI-WEE LINE of
Stage Coaches as above.
Leaving Evansville Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
clock A. Nj returning. leaves New Harmony Tues
days Thursday and Saturd days at O'Clock A. NJ
The lire will all times be stocked with good horses
comfortable Coaches trusy careful drivers and the trips
made with regularity and dispatch All orders forEoods
transportation OF packages &C., promptly and carefully at
tended
For passage other business apply the Oce at our Liv-
Sale Stable Locust the Market House
their orders Hotels will
secure prom pt attention E. H. DE GARMO.
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EoR grinding wheat and corn and all other substances
@' requiring grind
Genuine old Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting oil
all widths.
Our agent Monroe. authorized to sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices. including freight.
Call r. Monroes Family Grocery, corner OF Oak and
jeis-tf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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THE MYsTERY sOLVED.

WUDGNG from the crowd of customers that have been
eD visiting friend for the past two weeks we
impression that he the saying
merca parlanc had by board and in consequence
thereof selling sacrifice but further enqu
happy to readers thatsueh Is not
the He has ON hand tu assortment OF spring
Dry Goods. and is selling at low rates
hence the rush to his store. ap14
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THEODORE FRANKE,S
CINCINN ATH nYEING ENT.

Che and Canal opposite Henry Lutzs Groee-
ry. Evansylle, Indiana. -
KANCY Dyer Steam and Refnisher of Dry Goods
III formerly Foreman for Mr. Teasdale
New Y ork Dye House. -.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes of Silk
Wooen Grape and Cashmere Shaws of query dserip
ton and finishes equal Dyes every kind of stuhs
cordag patterns and finishes them equal to He
stains from silk Dresses in dry way without
also cleans and rehnishes Cur
tains in Woolen, Toile fersse and Tulles
Carpets and finishes them equal TO new at
fair rates octI9-Iyd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-06
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GaooEEIEs AND LIQUORS. CORNER
AND VINE STS.. EVANSVILLE. IND.
EWNHE have this day formed for
A the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eaving succeeded the business of Messrs Als &
Howes purchased their stock and made additions to make
shall be able offer good bargains
West r. S.fTENNEY,
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