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DA correspondent Of the Newport Mercu-
~ says that there have been caught this
Spring in the eastern branch of Narragansett
Bay, forty thousand barrels of soup, twenty
five thousand Of which have been sent to mar
ket, and fifteen thousand barrels sold for ma
nure- Two hundred thousand blue fish, OF
sea bass, all Of which have been sent to mar
ket, thirty thousand mackerel, three thousand
pounds Of tautog or Blacklist, and three thous-
and pounds Of striped bass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-05

S An adventurer just returned from Aus
tralia rather objects 10 matters. For Sleeping
tnree nights on bed stuffed with clam-saells
and broken crOckery, he was charged thirteen
dollars. Rather steep, at least for that kind
Of lodging.
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WI active and handy, PAGES under the n
saddle, and trots fast in harness The ~
owner having no use for her will sell her in1ct,,
below her value
Also, Lot for sale, being one Of the most bean
tful Lots on Nj, near 10th street Apply al No.
$40 l. streets north, between 9Th and 10th streets.
ie 2S-lw$
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THE HEAT.-The New York Journal of Com
merce says of the intense heat of last week
- The fatal effects, to human life of the in.
tense heat of Saturday, are now apparent. In
this city there were Ii deaths from sun-stroke
on that day, and 3 have occurred since; in
Brooklyn, 2; in Baltimore Z, including / DO.
liceman; in Philadelphia 8, and in Boston 2
total % ,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-05

POPULATION OF New YoRk-THE APPOINT.
NEWT or le55.-Upon an informal comparison
of results by The census takers, it appears that
the city Of New York has a population of $780,
600. Brooklyn, with Williamsburgh thrown
IN, is zoo, 600. The city and its suburbs Iy-
ing within the State, have a population, there.
fore, of million; and the New Jersey and
Staten Island cities, that gem the beautiful
harbor, would much increase these figures, II
included In q commercial point of view, and
in all respects, except the political division
apd demaTcati9D, these are but one city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-05

e. strictly religious man laid by for
Sunday reading, an article he found i'm his
paper, headed The rise and progress of st.
Paul" But on taking it up to read, he found
ii was an historical account of the business
progress of st. Paul, Minnesota.
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B A gentleman accustomed to the correct
use of language, and in no way given to the
preparation of Irishisms, uncopsciously per-
petrated capital bull the other day Speak
ing of the recent death of a person who he
supposed had died a long time ago, he said :
~ didn' { know he was Hring until 1 heard
lie was dead,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-05

The FoUNr OF TYPE with which our paper
is now printed, is from the extensive establish
ment Of Lewis Pelouze, corner of Third and
Chestnut streets, Phiiadelphia. The beauty
Of the material !. expressed upon its face, and
like an amiable countenance, makes a dccid-
ediy clear and favorable impression on all
heholders
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se,THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE
E\a ments Give from each Ward) for the Ma
tional Celebration of the 18th July requested TO
meet at Harmony Hall on FRIDAY EVENING,
the 9th instant, at O'Clock.
Punctual attendance is requested.
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g The London Athena um says: THE
Yankee has an admirable trick of carrying a
printing press upon his shoulders wherever he
COOS, he cannot live without his paper
Whether he invades Mexico as O soldier, or
enters Grenada as an emigrant, he goes armed
with tyre -
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E'OR SALE-A LIGHT BUGGY WAGON,
Il one or Watson's very best, no top, :. S0cRGI
has been run only half dozen times GO
IL Is the completest and very choicest and 6eSt
light Wagon at this time I'm Washington twill
be sold a bargain. as the owner now finds that he
has no further use for H. Itcan be seen al Andrew
Ioyce's Coach Factory, on 14th street, south of
iV 9-lW
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t9'A Advice to young ladies:-Don't accept
the hand of anybody who tells you that he is
going to get married and settle. Make him
5 title first, and let him marry afterwards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-05

E'OR SALE.-A BLACK HORSE, Of good
IL quality, warranted sound in every re- a.
spect, can be bought at a bargain. if appli- 10y
cation be made. He is good saddle horse and
works well in harness: and is sold for no fault
the owner desiring 10 ave h. city. For further
Information apply TO WIN. DORR. at Lutz's sad
dlery establishment on Pennsylvania avenue, near
the National Hotel iyAIt
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COAI-COAI.t

Il CARGO OF superior Red Ash Anthracite Coal.
"A egg size, on board Schooner d. HAYNES, and
Tor sale at 50 10 per ton il taken from the vessel
j. r.. SHIELDS d co.
lY2-Str Oftce corner OH and III sfreefs
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CURE FOR HOT WEATHER

A RNY'S ICE CREAMS, CAKE, and wa
"A TER ICES, for which he was awarded a
Medal by the Metropolitan Mechanics institute,
Is highly recommended for the above. Will DC
sent to any part Of the District free Of charge
send your orders to - Bridge ST, Georgetown.
jy 2-eotf
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Two HOUSEkEEPERS.-Pe wishing 10
l. purchase superior Table or Pocket Cutlery,
heavy Silver Plated or Brittania Ware, fine ia
ranred Tea Trays or Toilet Sets. an excellent
Clock, Feather Buster, Hat Stand. Enameled Ket-
lie. Saucepan, Gravy Strainer, Tea Bell or any of
the hundred and one little etceteras needed by
every housekesper, are invited to call on
u. FRANCIS.
jels 100 seventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-05

ETHE MEMBERS OF OUR CLUB
es>Zsa of Georgetown. ID. c., respectfully an
nounce to their friends and the public generally
that they intend giving grand Pic Mic and Ex-
cursion down the Potomac or about the 10th OF
July.
Particulars in future advertisement.
The members of the said Club are requested tC
meet at their room in Forrest Hall on SATU RDAl
EVENING next, July eth, for the purpose OF
eecting officers for the ensuing term.
BY order: 4. w. WARD, Pres
EUGENE A. SHEKELL, Sec. jy 5-a
NOTICE-A special meeting of the
fNEa Beard of Directors Of the Union Choil
Association will be held To- MORROW (Fridayl
EVENING, at the Tenth st. Baptist Church.
The various Committees are expected 10 make
their reports.
Hour of meeting, O'Clock.
THOS. T.. LLOYD.
jy5-2t Rec. Secretary.
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IT Several valuable horses died at SYRIA
suss, on Friday, in consequence Of the heat.
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HORSE FOR SALE.-A beautiful dappled
Il l. dun Mare, white name and tale six ~
years old. PAGES trots, and canters under 10y
the saddle, and works kind in harness A first
rate animal for lady, being very kind and gentle.
Inquire at E COwLINGrS
Livery Stable, 6, bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
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EINE ENCBAyINGS-W.

tNNE ENGRANlNGS.-We have recently
received large lot Of fine French English,
and American ENGRAVINGS, which We are
selling elf at exceedingly low rates
JOHN r. ELLIS.
JeH 3O6 Pa. avenue
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FAIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR

Sandy Spring. Montgomery county. Nd
1--WE ninth term OF this Institution will COM
Il mence on the luth day Of the ninth month
(Scptember) next.
Circulars containing the needful information in
regard to the School be Obtained by those wi a
desire H. 10y addressing. at Olney Post Once.
Montgomery county, Maryland, X, 5. KIRK, or
WM. ii. FARQUHAR.
Refer to JnO. T. Towers, Lambert Tree, w. ID.
Wallach. ie :s0-9awsoNv
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J. E. SHIELDS Il Co.,
1 DEALERS IN
RED & WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE GOALS.

HICKORY, OAK ANb PINE WOOD.
II Office, southwest corner Of Ninth and Il
streets, Washington City.
iy 2-nH
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FIRST GRAND
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND PIC Mo
OF THE
GOOD WILL CLUB,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
On Till z SDAY. Iuly 10. 1873.

rTNHE members Of the Club take great pleasure
IL In announcing TO their friends y<IkA
and the public in general that they SHD3yfztR&s
have chartered the Steamer GEORGE WASH
INGTON, and will give their first Grand Excur-
sion and Pic Mic TO the White House Pavilion
on thursday, July 10, 1S55.
A superior Brass and String Band has been en-.
gagged for the occasion.
Refreshments and supper will be furnished by
experienced Caterer
Omnibuses will leave the corner Of 18th 81. and
The Avenue corner r and 7th streets, and the CAP
itol at O'Clock, TO convey passengers TO the boat
and will also be at the Wharf on the arrival Of the
boat
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting gentle
man and ladies'; TO be had Of the members and at
the boat on the day of the Excursion.
The Boat will leave Georgetown al I, Washing
ton at ,, Navy Yard at 2H, and Alexandria at
o'clock.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
Thomas.
VIM. Elwood, 8 Moran,
@. Dubant, J. Franklin.
iyS,l2l7
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BRITANNIA AND PLANIsHED WARE.

INEA and Coffee uns, Coffee Greques, Coffee
higgins, Coffee Filters, Cofeepots, Teapots,
Tea Sets, Egg Boilers, Chatting Dishes, Imperial
Dish Covers, Soup Tureens, Casters, Pitchers,
Cups, Lamps, Candlesticks, Segar Lamps, Spit,
toons, &c. at the Housekeepers Furnishing store,
49, Seventh street. GEO FRANCIS
iy1-ff
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I OST.-TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-A
IL Pocket Book, containing small sum OF mo-
ney and papers Of no value to any person bat ,Et
owner. Enquire at Willards' Hotel.
jv 5-6t%
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mo. SIS.
NOTICE OF AN ESTABLISHMENTS OF

Y an additional Land Once i'm the Territory Of
Oregon:-In pursuance Of the act of Congress APP
proved February L. 1855, entitled IAN act TO es-
tablsh an additional land district in the Territory
of Oregon TO be called the UmPqua district, en-
bracing all the land lying south OF the fourth stand
ard parallel, il is hereby declared and made known
that the land Office for said district has been oca-
ted by the President Of the United States at the
town Of Winchester, in said Territory, until other
wise ordered.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing.
ton this l7thday Of May, A. ID. lo55.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Once
sDxn,
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Flanders Lives and Times of the Chief Jus
tees OF the Supreme Court Of the United States
first series FRANCK TAYLOR.
lie ~
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BOB HANDY and w. II. MORGAN.

Tickets IS cents.
Doors open at 7X-commence at L precisely.
jy Sit
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

CHARLES WERNER. on Pa avenue, oppo-
" site Browns Hotel, will keep. throughout The
season, an ample supply of Petitioners best ICE,
which he win sell, ON call, in any quantities, al
the lowest possible rates. may 2-dtSeP 30
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OERsONS WITH DEFECTIVE VISION

Z
are invited 10 examine my extensive stock Of
all kinds Of SPECTACLES and EYE GLASS
rs. Glasses Of any kind, such as Cataract, Para-
bola, Periscopic, Double Concave, Double Con-
vex, and Colored Glasses, put in at short notice,
with great care, and persons in want Of glasses
ma Y be sure TO get those which benefit the eye. |,
III Circulars Defective Vision gratis at
H SEMKEN'S.
$50 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SIS.
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Private Physicians for the Army.-When
the exigencies of the service require the en-
pioyment of private surgeon Or physician to
accompany troops or detachments on a march
or in transports, the officer in command must
make contract and transmit it to the Depart
ment, with a particular statement of all the cir
cumstances that rendered the employment of q
private surgeon necessary, unless such employ
ment had been previously ordered by the Sec
rotary Of War.
For attending post, garrison, or detach-
ment at any place, the allowance to private
physicians is Limited " forty dollars mouth
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The Late Commissioner Of Patents.-It is

The Late Commissioner Of Patents.-It is
gratifying to record an evidence of the good
will and esteem SO deservedly entertained on
the part of the employees of the Patent Bureau
towards the late commissioner, Judge Mason
on his retiring from Office. We understand
every person holding official relation with him
in that Office, have united in letter of regret
at his resignation. We avail ourselves of this
opportunity to testify our own regard for the
talents, integrity, and administrative tact
which have characterized the discharge of his
duties as Commissioner Of Patents; and We
doubt not, like ourselves, all who have had
opportunity to judge Of those qualities in him,
appreciate his loss to the public service. Sam
uel T. Sbugert, Esq, the present efficient
chief clerk, is by law acting Commissioner
of Patents " during the vacancy of the office
Of commissioner.
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New ORLEANS, A pril %.

SuGAR.-The demand was only fair and
GOO hhds were sold without any change in
prices. Fair to fully fair 43@54.
MoLAssEs-Demand active. Sales 1900
bills at 20@241c. for inferior to good ferment-
ing. 26@264c for prime and choice reboiled
and "a bills at csc.
FLoUR-Soles 1882 bbls St. Louis in one
lot and $50 bbls at $40 IS and 1900 bbls fan
cy Iowa at $40 60.
CoRN-3300 sacks prime yellow were sold
in lots at 81 per bushe.
OATs-350 sacks st. Louis sold at Csc per
bushel.
WHfsKr-350 bbls Rectifed were sold at
S4c. and 80 bbls divers 35c.
PoRX-2Oo bbls. Mess private inspection
were sold in many lots at Si61c.
BAcos-Sales ten casks Clear Sides a,
lOIc; so casks Ribbed Sides, not prime, a,
93c.; so prime Sides and Shoulders at 94c.
and TIC. and $50 casks Hams and Shoulders
in alright packages, on private terms.
LARD-42o bbls. good No. were sold a'
&c. and $50 kegs choice in lots at ii 1c.
BEEF-5o bbls NJ. O - were sold at SlA
and so bbls Prime at IL, Vlarge advance.
| CANpLEs-40Oo boxes Star sold at 2lAc
and 80 at 22c.
INDIA BAeerNG.-s27 bales were sold in
lots at l24c.
CoYrEE-Sales confined to SIG bags Rit
at lO5c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-01
RIVER ITE ms.

- The Peter Tellon took down 4G57 bales
cotton to New Orleans her last "Trip from Ten
nessee River.
- The Mediator, with heavy cargo and
barge in tow, from New Orleans, arrived here
yesterday morning, but made only short stop
page, and sta rled on for Cincinnati.
The fast Belle Sheridan got up from New
Orleans Saturday night between IL and o'clock
having left the Monday evening previous. She
was light and put out no freight here. We thank
our friend Capt J. M. Martin, Of the Office, tor
package of papers.
The Crystal Palace came down Saturday
morning with a big crowd Of passengers for St.
Louis. Size is one of the best packets in the line
and remarkable for her regularity. Her card will
be found in another column.
- The ID. A. Given arrived here Sunday
afternoon from the Wabash with big load Of
produce &c. which she transferred to the En-
press. Her officers report the Wabash falling
all The way down. They will return far as Mt.
Carmel, and take in load there.
- The large steamer Empress arrived here
from Louisville Saturday morning, and laid here
during the day aiting for the arrival of the d.
A. Given from the Wabash. After the Given
arrived, Empress took on board all her freight
and go, off for the South yesterday morning.
- The J. M. Stockwel is reported as having
passed vincennes last Saturday. We do not
lhiLk she will be able TO get much further up till
another rise. We wish the officers good health
and moderate degree of enjoyment in their re.
searches toward the North Pole. We hope they
will not get "bound up" there like the ocean ex
petitions, but may be able 10 find free passage
The stern wheeler George Albree passed
Evansville yesterday morning perfectly sur
rounded with coal boats, &c. She did not land
- Weather yesterday very pleasant. The
day was introduced with slight shower, which
only partially laid the dust River rising some
yesterday, and in a fair stage.
- The Rob't ]. Ward and several ohel
large New Orleans steamers passed down yes
terday aud on Sunday almost "fsing light
Freights have become very scaice on the Ohio
and the larger class Of boas will necessarily b,
compelled TO suspend for The season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-01

The FRIEND OF MAN.-We should have
before noticed that DR.. Geo. C.. Wood has
issued the April No. of his Friend OF Man.
1t contains large amount of interesting
matter, calculated to advance the Water
Cure movement. 1t is published monthly,
and furnished to subscribers at the low price
of % cents per year. Those who wish TO
investigate the Water Cure system, or learn
its success, should take this periodical.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-01

FANCY Dress GooDs.-Anthony Loben-
slime has just received fresh lot Of Gentle
mems dress goods, manufactured to order for
the Evansville trade especially. He does
not hesitate to say that he has the finest and
most fashionable lot of goods ever brought to
this city. Call and examine his fine shirts,
vests. cravats and hosiery and you will not
fail to purchase.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-01
PAINvILLK, Ono, Apri

PAINvILLE, OHIO, April u.
The Railway Bridge over Grand River,
was destroyed by fire last nisnt. This bridge
was on the Lake Shore Railway. between
Cleveland and Erie, and was perhaps the
longest bridge in the country, being over
eight hundred feet long and fifty feet above
the bed Of the river. This disaster will pro-
duce q serious interruption in railway COM
munication between the West and New
York, over the Erie Railway.
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DAILY JOU r NAL.

Fresh ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING, &c.-Mr
Lewis Kahn has just opened a fine stock of
Spring and Summer clothing Of every de-
scription, made in the best styles and of ex-
cellent material. Also Gentlemen's Fur
nishing Goods of all varieties. Those want.
anything in this line would do well to call at
Mr.. KS store on Main street, Just above
Journal office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-01
CAMPBELL q GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,

sTREET BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE IND.
NUANUFACURERS cfevsry description Of Brass Work.
lvA of equal quality il superior to anything msnuac
tured in the East. and fayorabls terms.
We keep hand oil globes. stop bbb
aud cylinder cocks church and hotel bes anti.
friction metal soft am solder well mplete
Of all other articles usually kept in this line Of
business.
are appointed sole agents in this city the
of Jas celebrated leather betting These belt
nes are far superior anything offered and have nva
riably exhibited. been awarded with the first
Samples OF the be At the establish
ment.
We receiving afull supply Of McGovans Patent
Double Acting Force and Lift Pumps article unsurpas-
ed FOR cistern. well and railway purposes
Every description OF Esss Castings made TO order and
nished .. Cincinnati prices.
highest market price paid for cid copper brass
Ali orders addr..ss 10 q win NEE. Win rromr. and in
mediate attention. F
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Reported expressly for the Daily Journal. ]
Great Fire I'm Boston.
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY

IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
BosroN, April 81.
A large FIRE is now Give o'clock) raging in
the North part of the city. and has already
extended to East Boston Ferry Wharf and
Lincoln and Battery Wharf The ships
Diana, Pharisalia, and several other vessels
are on fire. The wind is high and the fire
RACES fearfully.
SECOND DISPATCH, P. NJ.
The space burnt over is about three acres,
and the loss of property is variously estima.
ted at from FIVE to eight million dollars.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

1t has just been announced that the Grand
Jury of the United States District Court, has
found an indictment against Col. Kinney for
a violation of our neutrality laws, and war
rant has been issued for his arrest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-01
New YORK, April 81.

1t is stated to-day that Messrs. Kinney and
Fabens have been placed under arrest, for
getting up an illegal expedition, and that the
steamship United States has been attach
ed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-01
SECOND DISPATCH, 8 P. NJ,
PITTSBURGH, April 81, P. NJ.

The river is about stationary, with scant
seven feet water in the channel. Weather
il clear and cool.
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DECD per Z. & O. Railroad,
II rs bb Superne Flour which we will sell at the mar
ket Rene mber send home -Four and all other
goods bought Of us. free. apl4 J. W. a s. VICKERY
SEED OATS.
Ok BUSHELS Extra heavy Oats reed per Canal.
III %ep at apl4 COOKS Family Gro cry.
CHICKENS.
SDll DOZ fat and fne reed direct from the country ct
~ api4 COOKS Family Groeery..
oranges and Lemons, fresh and fine. at
u apl4 COOKS Family Grocery.
CRAZE.
~ PIECES black Grape;
apI4 JAS. LOW 4 CO.
AIS Main st Louisville. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-01
LITTLE MAN WITH BIG STOCKS
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING!

ECEIvED this day. and for sale supply of Scots
Fashions for Spring and SUMMER. 1855. The work can
supplied by calling j. L. helms, Merchant Tailor
posite the State Bank.
Mr. helms also has hand large supply Of fashionable
goods for gentlemen which he will be pleased to
and approved styles Customers
and the public requested - give me call.
apl0 >. u. NELMS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-01

kHRlkfED In on ny lot. Of Oak Water Streets
~ large empty FiAtboat Saturday 34th March, 1885,
The 10 hereby notified property pay charges
aud remove the same within aftsen days from the this
sording to Law. mh2s q CHARLES BABCOCK
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OF 0GDEN5BURGH, NEW YORK, !.
OK TIE FIasr DAY or JANUARY, 1855. Al EEQuIREp n
LAW.