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CoLUxBIAs CoLLreE.-This College has now Sc
cured Faculty OF eight instructors Of high repute
for ability. Rev. J. @. Binney, d. d., ofAugnsta,
Georgia, is to be President; William Ruggles,
LID, long connected with the College, Professor
Of Astronomy and Natural Philosophy; Rev. A.
J. Huntington, Professor Of the Greek and Latin
Languages; O. @. Jewett, A. NJ, late Of the Smith
sonian Professor Of Rhetoric and Bellies Jettres I;
Lewis Steiner, M. d., Of Baltimore, Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural History; Z. 7. Fristoe AM,
Professor of Mathematics William +. Jillson, AN,
formerly of Brown University, Professor Of Modern
Languages; and L. r. Gwathney, A. NJ, Tutor in
the Greek and Latin Languages.
The appointment Of Professor Jewett was no
tced yesterday. 1t affords us great pleasure to
state that Professor Jillson Ia gentleman of dis
tinguished attainments in modern Languages and
OF remarkably courteous manners and amiable
tamper.
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GENTLEMEN's Fine Dress shirts, of
~ linen and cotton, plain, figured, and embroid-
cred in pleasing variety, and Of all qualities and
prices.
Also, measures taken and Shirts made 10 order with
despatch. Good fits guaranteed in every case.
LANES
Fashionable Gents Furnishing Store,
424 Pennsylvania avenue.
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6MOklNG CHIMNEYH. a 85 #
RELIEVING that an infallible remedy
- for smoking Chimneys has been invented, and
being DESTROYS TO prove its efficacy Of undoubt-
ed defects, the inventor will thank any person who
has such one to inform him by letter. addressed to
box 8iS, city post Office and he will undertake to
cure it. He will charge nothing for the effort if he
Gail, and If he succeeds, will only ask the privilege
Of exhibiting the Of the experiment to others,
for reasonable time.
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$27,s29 IA

BY this it il seen that there has been overdrawn
the sum Of Ell Is, which, however, will soon
be balanced by the deposite Of moneys accruing
from the sales Of property for taxes. aE
We would suggest that more frequent state
ments of the bank account should be made to the
City Councils, that they may know the state of the
city finances. The above is the first account since
October last, and during the whole winter they
have been legislating away money, not knowing
whether they had one cent in bank or not.
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TAHE NOIICE. --TIET1-- ]
THE undersigned is prepared TO furnish
- to order Looking-glssses, Portrait and Pic.
tnre Frames of any size pattern Also msrble.top
Pier Tables, with brackets Room Moulding. Look.
ing-glasses inserted in old france v
Also, all kinds Of old work regilt with despatch,
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Fashionable Dress Making Establishment,
South side Of Pennsylvania auenue, opyosite
~. s.. Hotel, .6sfioesa Sd aud 4 IL sta.
MISS 8. A. FAULKNER is prepared to
W attend to all orders in her line Of business,
upon the most accommodating terms.
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T III e AMERICAN RIFLEMEN, are
- hereby notified to meet tomorrow Thurs
day. night at n O'clock at their Armory corner Of
Louisiana avenue and Seventh street
The members are earnestly requested to be pune
tual in their attendance.
BY order: I
WILLIAM H. CHAMPION,
mar 2l--Wly Recording Secrctarv
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Doors open at Z o'clock Curtain rises at " to s
o'clock. W.
up 18-lt aE. y
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DRUos, &c.--0. Boswell has two well-supplied
drug stores on the Island, as viii be seen by his
advertisement, where may be obtained every arti-
Gle Of drugs perfumery Gc., already found in sim.
liar establishments. Mr.. Boswell is assisted by
competent clerks who are assiduous to please.
Our readers in the Seventh Ward should bear this
in mind. Pa, 1a4
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MISS s. A. FAULKNER,
DRESS MAKER.

South aide Pennsylrania apen,u, oprosite U. s.
Hotel, between 3D. and Ia sta, Rashingtor.
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ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGGIE

.p ii-eoa No. SIS north 1sS i, q 81. .Soa. /
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COLLECTOR AND AGENT.

-- Y 49, ~. - - no. z. ~ nnl NOLDo.
RALM for the Wounded Relief for the
- Distressed Perry Davis's Pain Killer, for
sale at Wholesale or retail, at 227 Pennsylvania ave
nue., opp,,site WiIlsrd's III
The efficacy, Of this medicine has been tested by
thousands. Bee certificates ~ Ts7 =
JOHN T. MORTIMER, Agent
mar 26--lm Opposite Wiard's Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10
hEWARK CHARTER ELECTION.

forrespondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
NEWARK, Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1851 P. NJ.
The returns # our charter election are not all in,
LIT il certain that Horace j. Pointer TX. n. Wing
|, reelected Mayor by handsome majority over
Noses Bigelow, Dem.
The vote IL a small one, and the contest has lacked
unch Of The usual spirit.
L. seyera, Of the wards, Union tickets were run
sgsinst the Know Nothiogs and Wings and in a ma
try Of instances the Independent candidates for
slce,men are successful In the Second ward d.
podd, aDti-K. N. Wing is elected alderman. In the
Third ward, Parkurst, Wing; Fourth ward, j. G.
I.tteI. anii-K. y. Wing; Firth ward j. f. Ward,
Dtm. Sixth ward Pau Buchanan, Ind. DEM Sew
epib ward, Vim, Pierce, Reg. Dem; Ninth ward
Edward A. Crane, Reg. Wing. In the First and
Eighth wards the result is doubtful.
The new Common Council will be Wing II. j.
Pointers III sjority in the Third ward is l26.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10
ASSEMBLY hOMINA IIONS.

OswEGo CO.-The Republicans have nominated
William Couger DEM in the Is' Assembly District
sDd Lewis def dorf WING 10 the I'D 1t IS SEATED
that tie Hon. Al drew 5 Warner j. likewise candl-
date of the Republicans in the lid District.
ESSEX Colon a. Lee is the candloate OF lhe
CLrSToS Col. W. Reynolds s the nominee Of the
Know IN O'hings. ..,
ALBANY Co H1doO candidate in the WITH District,
Henry Kimberly
IAwIeIco Of Flushing
OswEGo CO.-The Hsrds have cOncurred with the
soh. in the domination of the Hon. Orville Robinson
n the LAT DistTict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

Of county officers met in the town Of Flstlsnds
yesterday afternoon, ana organized by sppoin.
ing Martin Kalb6eich presk lent and James Sna n
secretary The candidates FOR sheriff 6rst taken
and the informal ballot as follow: jerome ser
son, 90 Cha lea A. Dtniko, 10; David ndsay, 49,
Augustus Ivans 49, Charles TLEDey, james Cole
Z; Samuel Garrison, /; L.. ID. jackson, 2; Moss +.
Odeil, !, Ne sou Total. %.
InTte formal "a lots see held, the iEst Of which
jerome Rlerson lad 5reil aas nomina'ed o. toe
following ~ eIsoB, ~; Denbe 25; Lindsey, H.
To;sl 81. An mforu al oslo. for Register Wa then
entered INTO with The folio EiDg result Henry a.
Moore, 20; VIM G.. Lawrence, 10; Ch4rirs LlAney,
&c; ia Oh Mes5trole 10; En- 1lsbert Loo |. I0tsi,
G9-mai Of tue DEL gates having left after tie an
cement of the result for Sheriff. Foe convention
then adjourned tlll Tuesday mex, 10 meet at ioidens
bcte Ninth ware, at O'Clock in The afternoon when
the ticket will be completed.
WING PRIMARY MEETING IN BROOKLYN.
The " hgs held their primary meetings last evening
for Tue selection of delegates 10 the Wing County Con-
veniion 70 b. beld on Friday at Flstbusb. Inc fol-
lowing charter nominations were made IN The Ihlrd
ware: For SupervlsOr-JOhn j. Studwel; Alderman
DAHL L. Bar ard Assess0r-Robert j. Luckeyi
COpstable-.Jobn PeaJaall.
KINGS REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Repu bican delegates of me General Committee
Of Kings COUNTY met No IL illary street last night
H. n Holt preideo, aud s. A. Smith acted secre-
tary Af'er some discussion Mr. Burdett SHyker OF
the Fourth ward was nominated for sheriff by accla-
nation which appeared to give Dissatisfaction, ADD
the vO,e wee recinded and Nj Stryker was nominated
by belO. II. Hagrer, Esq aud +. Seymour, E-q,
were nominated for county jude, but before gong
into ballot the convention adjourned Till Monday
Eli Ii next.
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-, .e attempted to get out Of a car by the window
- was held back A passenger Informs US tna' ne
800 that there fence at the side OF the uacS'
- hat In oDe place the bars were broken DO q.
NJ Reuben Gleason OF the Reading Express "as
:, he baggage ct the time OF me acc'ue S oa
,rnsd out He was badly bruised, but had no bones
Ven an will be ont probably, IN short tune: ne
.sed thai the dfcee-ed expTessmen were s'anoiog ~
~ time of the ACCIDENT rear the door OF W. cs', eu
ssre thrown out when the car upset lne e"su'o
No one can essily explain in what manner the en-
-ser ESCAPED injury goirg down az he did with the
ssgipe. sixth person employed on the roaa was
Hiured but not seriousy.
DIR J. A Wood Of tis city was on board OF me
tsin aid rende cd all the assistance 20 the wounded
!. ~ newer. He informs u that the accident was
" H. dog erivi.g hull frOs the bushes upon
sSs ,rsek imuedisteiy 10 front Of the engine. Both
che boil and dog were killed.
TIE fremsn, It is s,steo, was so IamIned IN among
,be machinery Of toe engine that ii was nearly bali al
tour before he was rescued The track was al,o tora
N and the ends Of tbe cars were somewhat broken.
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Thomas k Downing was declared reneminated. =.
Ii G convention then proceeded 10 nominate canul,
cate for governor OF TIE Aims House - was oo0ueu
BY the frat ballot:
John Orr..............l9 Fat Jim Reed '''.'.''''''
Andte~ someut. Blank '''''''''''''''''
II. Mulissn.:...........' Absent. 100
The conv1ntioa was then dissolved, Postmaster
Fowler making brief speech of thanks to the Clair-
m6n 90 which Aid Peck responded.
The police force on hand for use in case OF ner-
yepoy numbered sixty men, and was composed oil a
ttr cant and nine man from each of the lower SIX
ENds. They were under the com 4nd oil oih5ers
EasieTson and RECORD of the Chiefs ohce. Inc lacl
beeonii known that they were present prevented
npeition OF the operations of the previous evening"
There was a good deal Of dissatisfaction expressed
however in the crowd, on tue part OF the Mluer men
after was found that the time gained aimee tue nst
Assion of the convention had been improved to better
advantage by the Selah party than by the Miner party
in purci asing and wrepulling smong the members OF
tie convection.
slXTu SENATORIAL CONTROVERSIES SHELLS
TIE Convention met at "The Union" corner OF
Twentieth street and Third avenue, John Hoey, OF
The x,eepfh Ward presiding, and j. ID. stewart and
n C. Hustled, Secretaries.
huI6y aud Alexander Ming, private secretary OF tne
MsSor -Four ballots were had, bnt no CONCLUSION
arrived a.. At the time tee reporter leii IL O'Clock
htN was every appearance of roy.
SIKH SENATORIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
No convention met at the place designated IN thi'
Dstr only three or four struggling shells o. ms
hind aplcanRg.
EIGHTEENTH WARD HARE SHELLS.
The ANlllth Ward Hard Saells INST last eveni
and c, mpleted their ticket BY nominating he Schooi
ohceis
MNGIING OF TIE SOFT SHELLS AND HALE SHELLS.
Tie SOft ShtlI Senatorial Convention met a. Tam.
rany hAI last evening, and appoGled committee o.
the to mex a similar committee OF thres from the
HGlf Shall Senatorial Convention az the Shakespeare
tOb. 1be Joint committees sppointciP I. g. Mal1ney
TER c'.afuan, and adjourned for few days 10 take
tue for Dc Liberation. Ii is the desire Of the mans gers
tufse conventions 20 unite on a candidate.
NoAIN ATOMS FOR CoUNCiLMEN
Hart-NXNIIh Council Disuic', Michael Cassidy.
HGr1-XIVIlth District, John \. Reynolds
Hard and Sof-XNIlth District, Jonas \. Pnuhps'
HsTd-XXVtb District, John Williamson.
SOft-XXtb District, Edwin Wainwright.
Soft-NLNIIth District, John J. Deiol.
hbTd-XiNIh District, Anthony L. Gallagher.
HARD NOMINEE FOR ALDERMAN.
Charles A. May lie nominated for Alderman OF the
eIetntt ward.
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRiCT-THlRTEENIH
WARD.
=, Edward Hunter is nominated for Assembly by the
kepublieans
MNGs COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
lie DVDSocretic convention for the nomination
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CITY POLiTICS.
soFT-sHELL CITY CONVENTION

soFT-SHELL CITY CONVENTION.
Tie adjourned Soft Shell city convention met at
Tammauy Hall last light, and completed the Soft
Sell city ticket E1-Alderman Peck presided The
trner session Of the convention was Interrupted by
6emons raion of violence, while toe nomination of
commissioner of repairs and supplies was the order OF
business, and was adjourned without deciding that
nomination. The contest was between William Nicer
sno Nathaniel S. Selah Miner received SO votes,
which would have secured to him the nomination, but
ote vote was cast than the number of delegates
resent which rendered the ballot informal Last eve
lin all effort 10 nOminse one or the other OF these
paries was made first in the ord er of business and
was decided, upon the Grs ballot in favor of Seab. as
follows:
MCDANIEL s. seiGb.,..... SO Ala Bnsey.....'''..'.
william Mirror ........., ~ Absent
R RsIisI Eso o.i ro.a....iiO
The result Of this ballot was greeted with cheers in
The convent M room 70 which the Selah outsders re-
sIOnd, from the street wtn huzzas While the 0al)t
iig was going on, LOBBY force of outsiders number
hg several hun drecs of men, thronsei the public
Iooms halls or steps of Tammany, or stood III groups
IN the street. ard III the Par In front OF Iammany or
IN The shnde on the Frankfort street side of tie Old
"Nigwam." The larl e crowd ap )edre1 10 consist 10
ereat extent of the friends of Miner from the Fret
std Second wards who, in conjunction with oelese-
ion of from the north side of the towh, were
nady 10 op ose the Boweryboy and Sixth wa ,ders,
Who favored the nomination of Selah. Inc latter
seemed 10 be The stTOn5 est crowd"
The doors Of the couvenlOnroom we're guarded Dy
he 10 ce and strong force of police were ready IN
case the threatened difficulty occurred Blu all passed
Of without violence Loud talking and hart drinking
we're he only symptoms Of trouble. When the result
Of the ballot for commissioner of repairs and supplies
was announced the Selah throOged the Pc Eter
"Mug," whore ole aud gin were for brief period es-
thewed and champagne flowed freely. Tue Miner
men might be seen ia groups about the bars OF the Elk
PENNY drinking places in the neish borhood
qhe convention hen proceeded 10 nominate can
ddate for the Office Of city inspector, with the follow
ing result
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Thomas k Downing was declared reneminated.
TIE convention then proceeded to nominate candi,
cate for govern or of the Aims House 1t was decided
BY the frat ballot:
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pEECH OF SENATOR WILSON.

ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT.
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) II E EA-NE b o A II a n ID MA 1 HTNERY Y
Ella ACESHfITHIfv le9d Z y

: ~. - THE iun dersnged would Respectfully in
~-4 form the public that he has taken the old
Esss stand formerly occupied by Afr. New man. ON
S .ssA First street between Vine and Division where
h Is prepared to Blacks thing IN all
various oranehessueh steamboat work. saw-l work.
eheing rang balcony ions stairs and baniss cellar
ioors and CRATES etc. Railroad bridge work
lons t she prices an short notice
erent sizes ways hanei also hogehains wheel
strips tor boats etc. Being old and experienced
nand at Machinery Blaeks.thng viii
teh26dly j J. M0RRIS
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARsIONY TRI--
-.,-. u. Z ~ EEhLK MAIL. LINE - -

ssz5yiA on and after Saturday, July lst the I'm :
- sas dersigned wiH TRI-WE EEKLY LIsE OF
stage Coaches as above.
seaTiHg EyaRsville Nondas WednAsday,sa and Fridays
CLOCK A. NJ; returning leaves New ON Tues
'sy , Inersday,s and saturday'sat7 O'Clock A.
IEe w at all times be stocked with good horses and
Coaches and the trips
ue Win regularity and Dispatch All orders for goods 81
tended To-. f ' ESr-f'.'- --A- N-sSauA'J ~
other business, appya the Office at our Liv
nu Sate stable on Locust House.
their aany ofthe Hotels will
seeS5e S5 prom p attention. e. II. DE GARMO.
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CHANGE OF RROPRIETORs.

DRUGS, MEpICINks, PAINTS, OILS, &C, &C,
wHQtEsALE AND RETAIL
.LEIC CE & vERLING.
TIME undersigned haye purchased the entire stock Of
r L Drugs and Medicines of M. ID. Miller d Co., and
intend carrying The nrug business the well known
stand of Keller & Farnsley, No. IA Water street, under
she firm of Leigh & Verling.
Charles LEIGH ofthe frm homes he is favorably known
to the public, having been engage in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years Peter Verng, ofthe
same hrm having been cerking in the the
last three years. hatters himself with having the cont
dence of old customers. ,e.I N - 81 b .st
Weintend keeping on hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention TO business, and by low prices to
liberal patronage both from old and ne w customers.
aHRa rfna CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25ly PETER VERLING.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

INHE undo signed have this day formed Co-partner
ship undertake sty le and firm Of GEo. FosrER &
tor tne Transaction ofa general ForrarGiRg and Com
MISSION BaStpeSs and have erected for that purnose
very large and spacious Fre-proof Warehouses on the
wabash and Erie Canal and of Locust and Dun
ham Streets apd the Depot OF the Evansville and
Crswfordsviie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise. = =
They will give special care to Consignments either by
Klyer, Railroad, Canal Wagons, will forward
promptly at the lowest rates
4hey viii give personal attention to the purchase or
sae OF Produce Groceries in this MARKET and solicit
orders Tor the purchase of Sugar and Molasses on the
Coast, one of the firm will be in the Soutb dnri
Winter. N Hf r1t'7-l1'1' ~ - e.tItfrs my
Theyhope by unremitted attention to merit and shars
hepuoNe patronage. NJ. W. FOSTER.
7l..7t rHaL as 1rplia rGEO. ROSTER. bsf
oecI4 w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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CLOTHING &C. G .
THE ALLIE sURRKNDERED!!!


6TNCE MEsSRs. AHLERINd & BRUsMER HAVE
leased the Old Corner Water street. under the
Journal Once and filled wing with the
and latest STYLES of Fall Winter Clothing
nshfng Good5 etc, Rndseli low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER. :, .
''N THEIR NEW STOCK k-tiA -. yEf3
consists IN part of Mems and Boys ready-made Clothing
hats Os Is and Trunks together with the
OF Gentle neas Dress Goods Taors Furnishing
eyer to this city Their facilities purchasing
are superior to ether house
ten them at all times fill all orders with hest
ol go9ds and az the best bargains Country city
ad the pab.ae generally. respectfully invited and
their New Stock and Reduced Fces
ing else~heNe It. tiIsas rso9 rlglut decI3-
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REMOVAL OF BOOT AND sHOE sTORE..

-. sIII4II N THE fIELD!
ID sDEUSNERinforms his customers and tbe Publ,o
generally that he has his and Shoe store
% lts street between Main Iowes
Whee he prepared to make all qualities and
an the latest ses o. the best materials and
NJ All work Will be delivered HOUR promised
M no mistake He hopes receive liberal patronaee sS
pc has started anew, determined by hard and
PASAA 70 succeed ENnEft4
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REMOVAL.

IEN BACON 90 have removed TO Main street hal
a tween Water and First ss door TO HaIlock q.
Seddards Drug Store. nearly opposite he Branch Rank
where they will be pleased all their old customers
make the acquaintance ones are pleased
them call They would the thanks the ver
liberal patronage given and hope receive
same By Keeping everything usually kept in the best FamiI
1Ieeetles. .TeIrI ran tjanl6-Iv 8
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A. r. Cobb & Co., FootofIndiaDa st. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., 12f, Broad St. New York
eaH f5 -tHr AGENTS:
e. w. Sloan. 121 Broad St. NewYork
Scott q Co., Toledo. -. '-t
j. S. Chenoweth & Co., Cincinnati. ..n,aa
ihls one ofthe oldest best established and mostre
aole lines Transportation in the country sole
Agents for this section, we are authorised to give
through receipts for freights to and from the East
very low rates guaranteeing against any charges
on the route. : = --TeS-
aqgg.. lll. LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE EOP
JACOB SCHEuRER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND I'd.
20. Schaeffer q Schroeder's old staud.)
II RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, thatI have taken the
stand determined to continue The business, and
VIII constantly hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco ofthe best brands that Eastern a
ord also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes OF all sizes and quail
es at the lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business convinees me
that can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit a share of public patronage. -" lapI If
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- y. f. CRISP.

CITY RECORDER ANDJUSTICEy OF, THE PEACE
-ra Fosters Building, Up Stairs.
r F. CRISP, having removed his Office TO Fosters
SJ building, will be on hand at all times, to take
of Deeds, Mortgages &C., and attend
20 all business required Of him Justice ofthe Peace
fahQ-tf I.s.-t.s-f ta4t
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CINCINNATI
Il RETR EAT EnR. THE INsANR.

n chargeof EDW ARDMEAD NJ. D. Editor OF the Ameri-
Psyebo Journal Lecturer Insanity and Forezie
edieine of Obstetrics and Maeria
Ihs nstgien open for the reception of PATIENTS
select estbll8hment Nou3
out patients admitted The experience
as practitioner and teacher guar
antee OF kindly and the
Terms made known application Dr.. MEAD, Ginoin-
natl Ohio ~. . feb2l-6m
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VALUABLE I LOT nF For SALE.

yuyHE on the and Cherry streets rs feet
by IO adjoining the residence of Samuel Lister is Of
ered for reasonable It is Of the most eli
bIe build ing lots city and perfect title given.
Also house Chestnut street dining the
aniTs Of lei J. G. JEWELL.
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BUSINESS CARDS. !
TRANsPORTATTON.

WESTERN. STATES LINE Z"
PY Railroadsand Canals, running in'eonnection Wit
~ Steamers and Propellers on the Lakes. n. -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-29
PENNEY.e sOPENsoN

I"AohEsALs DEALEks IN GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. CORNER
WATER AND VINE ..
WITS undersigned have this day formed
n the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Iicno,
business EavDg succeeded business of Mesr
owes purchased their stock additions To make
assortnent shall be able good barraina
o CASH as any house in Evansville. any city in the
VEST. r. s. TENNEY.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-29
WIN. "A. NIcGBEW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
I = Office in the ''Orescent City Bank Building.
MET ILL attend faithfully all business entrusted to hi
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