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A RT Observation-Disclosures, Sculpture,
N aud Painting by James Jackson Jarves,
author of History of the Sandwich Islands, &c.
Price 81 o.
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81 25
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Price 371 cents.
Just published and for sale at
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July 81 Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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Odd Fellows Election.-At the annual meet
ing of the Grand Encampment of the District OF
Columbia, held on Tuesday night, the following
named officers We're elected for the ensuing year:
Charles Calvert, G. Patriarch; VIM. d. Stewart,
G. High Priest; G. F. Henning G. Senior Warden;
A. II Jones, G. Junior Warden; William Cooper,
Grand Scribe; ]. H. Bartlett, G. Treasurer Andrew
Jackson, c. Sentinel; Richard Adams, G. Marshal,
Thomas Rich was elected Grand Representa-
tive TO the Grand Lodge OF the United States for
the term oft years.
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TO LOVERS OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.


u nate of the Polytechnic School OF Paris, re-
specially offers his services teacher OF his
native tongue 10 Schools, Classes, and Private
Pupils of this city and vicinity The system he
follows 10 facilitate the acquisition of the French
Language, unites in due proportion theory and
practice; by which are avoided the difficulties the
student often meets with in pursuing one ofthe
many theoretical gammars, not sufficiently show
ing the idiomancal part Of the language or prac.
teal one, in which the necessary grammatical
rules, if not entirely, NJ least far too much,
neglected, In following these theoretical gram.
mars, The student must have experienced thai
after having devoted long time TO the mere me-
morizing Of sentences, he find himself in posses
sion of a number OF set phrases, valuable il is
true, but from which destitute of landmarks, the
slightest deviation must lead him into unknown
regions.
The advertiser feels confident in The assertion
that the pupil, in adopting his method, may, with
little effort, after course of toytysigh lessons,
understand and speak the French, and find the
sstance of a teacher not necessary IN The further
prosecution of the studies of that language
Instruction in Pencil Drawing, Pastel Painting,
and Penmanship, can also be had from The adver
user.
References in success in teaching, etc. etc, will
be given
Address VIcToR EvRARD, City Post Office, Wash
ington. ay 22--tf
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+ oNGwoRTH's Native wines and Bran

j A dies. Il have just received, and keep con-
stanlly on hand, Sparkling and Dry Catawba, the
Sweet Isabella Wines : and Catawba Brandy.
These Wines are made from the pure Juice 81 the
grape, aud pronounced 10 be the most wholesome
beverage in use b. J0ST, Agent.
Also, Importer and Dealer in all kinds of Whites,
Liquors and Cigars, Isl Pennsylvania Avenue.
Jan. 30-2aw3m*
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Eotal am psrsunal.
The Temperance Cause is in weak !

The Temperance Cause is in weak and
sicky condition; and the several organizations
instituted TO promote The spread total abstinence
have been shorn Of very much Of their personal
strength, and, as a consequence, have lost in a
proporionale degree, the power 10 effect The OBJ.
jects Of their association. Il is seldom that pub.
lie meeting is held and, when one is announced,
the advertisement, through both the pres and the
pulpit, fails TO attract large assembage Of listen
ers In fact, there is general indifference on
this subject, so far as popular convocations are
concerned, although there are many temperance
people and tetotaers in the midst Of us; showing
forth their faith by their example, and not by de-
clamation.
Street meetings (iatulent orators officiating, in
dugng in incorporate harangues and personal
abuse and amateur vocalists, singing songs other
than those Of Zion are among the things that
We're, and Sunday night assemblages az Temper.
ance Hall have been abandoned, the masters of
ceremonies such occasions having retired 10
"the shades Of private life" carrying with them
no regrets of the popuace.
AT one time IT was thought that legislation by
the City Councils would help the temperance
cause, and, therefore, law was passed 10 sup.
press Shipping shops" and restrain taverns but
the sections concerning the latter were declared,
by the circuit court 10 be unconstitutional, and
those relating TO the former not. cannot, be
enforced. That there are as many or more tip
ping shops, than heretofore, is proof of the truth
of this assertion. As TO the enactment of Maine
law, il will not take place in our day and genera
ton; and, even il il should, il could not be en-
forced--for reasons which, being sufficiently fsmi-
liar to rejecting and sensible men, need not be
here repeated.
II is far from agreeable TO us TO allude TO
the decline of the respectfully conducted temper
ance associations, but the state of the cause may
as well be stated, thus briefly, by one who is moi
ignorant of their past and present movements.
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undergraduates Louis Chapman, watch
man and porter in the banking house of Riggs and
Company, was, several days ago, arrested by
officers Boss and Handy, charged with having
robbed that establishment Of bag of gold, con
tanning five thousand dollars, and coupon bonds
to about The same amount. AT first he was highly
indignant at the bare suspicion Of his dishonesty,
but, evidence of his guilt having been produced,
fortunately, recovered. The police officers reap a
reward of ST. 900 between them no inconsidera-
BILE sum during these days of Brightness in the
money market"
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A POCALYPTC SIX ETCHEs.-Lectures
IA on the Book Of Revelation, by the Rev. John
Cumming, ID. D.; 10 cents.
Benedictions or the Blessed Life, by the Rev.
Cumming, ID. d.; IS cents.
School Books and School Requisites at the low.
est price for sale nj the bookstore of
GRAY ~ BADLANTYNE,
On 18th strerf pear 0dd Eallowsi Hall
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T LITERARY aud Historical MIscellanies,
j by George Bancroft
Journey through the Chinese Empire, by M
Hue, author OF Recolections OF Journey through
Tarary and Tibet
History for Boys, or Annals Of the Nations Of
Modern Europe II. FARNHAM;
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ssrIyHE BLUE BoOKv-omciaI Regis
ter of the United States, giving the
names OF all Oficeholders under the Government,
with their Salaries Location, and time Of appoint
ment. few copies Of the last edition still for
sale in Washington by
TAYLOR g. MAURY,
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.

ne shlps comprising TINS line are
The Atlantic..... Captain West.
The Pacific ........... Captain Nye.
The Baltic. captain Comstoc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

/ r undersigned have this DAY formed Co-iaF'ner
snip under the style and arm OF GEo. Fo-TtS - O.
lc Transaction Ola general rorrarfihg ana CoN-
len Business; and have erected for that purpose u
ash aud Erie Canal and corner OF Locust and Dun
streets. and near The Depot Of the Evansville ana
ffordsyillc Railroad, where They will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all KINDS oi
nee aud Merchandise.
ey will give special care 10 COnsgnmenis either by
r. Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and Will forward
sptly AT the lowest rates.
sy W II give personal attention 20 the purchase or
II Produce Groceries Ia this market. and solicit
r. for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses on the
= 5 one of the firm will b. IN the South during The
or.
.vhope bv unrcmitted attention TO merit and share
ublic patronage. NJ W FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
~ w NJ AIkMAS.
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enro -. EalEI;.Y c.y,OCEEkV.
NOTICE

yyESSES. LEWIS 4 hUWAED having purchased our
lFH wish thanks TOR the literal
patronage bestowed upon hitherto And ask Tor eontnu-
anee the towards them. .
farther friends of town and 70 all
that Commission and 'orvarng business
heretofore engaged ample Nsrtboa facilities al
River and having other arshouses as here
t0ore 10 hesitate insure abstraction IN that Depart
We continue make liberal advances ali property
for sale orshipunt orrcs ondens and
also iromry ill all orjvr> seat rs Ter The purchase 81
she produce Of the having ample facilities 70
advantage for dents
Office. IS fo-meTly un ier the T-lezrarh osice.
e22-ti john ). MITCHELL l. son.
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CO0K,s FAMILY GROCERY.

~ he undersigned would respectfully announc the
citizens Of Evansville. that be is Row better pepsr
ed han ever 10 supply their tables Nl1h EVERY
THING CHOICE AND Fresh, ia the line OF Family
Groceries.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received du
ring the past year. confidently expect continuance OF
my share ofthe trade, as claims
and shall spare no efforts 10 merit il.
avn constantly receiving all the eading articles 81
Family supplies fresh nom eounry stall Keep
on hand AZ all times Fresh Butter Cheese, Lard. fsss
roultr., Fresh Meats. Dried and Picked beats.
Also ..
complete assortment of Dry Groceries Of every de
crpnon- Teas Coffee Sugars, Molasses, Flour, Feed
exc. 'lrta
My MARkET WAGON will deliver all goods 10 the
doors OF The purchasers promptly upon the receipt of
their orders Call and examine my stock.
Z.H. COOK.
oet2s Opposite the Post ONCE.
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.-sgg.. DIX. EYANS. Of Evans Restaurant. Vineennes
-,..1- has made arrangements 10 nj all orders for
Zane sent hin INDIVIDUALS families At
Evansville he viii dispatch Game OF ever description
promptly ~ Railroad and could thank his old friends Tor
dsrs tie would form the citizens OF Nineennes thai he Is
prepares Game IN the best style and the shortest
notice. it'll all the ct ceTs supply families win Game
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-29
LOIS AND HOUSES FOR SlLF.

9tREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATiQN.- Six Lots for
sale situated IN Evansville beyond the Railroad De-
pot have Frame Aouseson them aadother-
They situated i9R residences. being
nyenient business aud only about square Fo an
street SPECULATION offered IA these lots they
Those waHtin geeap pfrestenee or wish
inc fne opportunity otpeeuiation mad better apply l"e-
aey. OE- OF these houses especially Is new an very de-
srae residence Tor further particulars apply at tins otee
is
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ATTENTION FARMERS!

NET0Di. & ARRENii.The undersigned asks the attCn-
w Of Formers kissu peror facilities orsNo OF Card
Jog. This establishment has machines runhng caV and
Rshy enabling il % out work ieser and eheap-
other siIlr in this region. while the
work j. excellent. bring IN wool Or himself
Rerhh0rhoo ordinary aud only have TO wait
hours De c4rdei My prices reasonable. The
highest lrhet price ALWAYS PAID aec0rdu quail
hive ola experienced Carder work my machines
and promise satisfaction. je3 wit J. II. BIRTH.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HAArEORD LIE iNsEnANcE COA.PAAY.

HARTFORD. CONNECTlCCT
On sETEz P..EPETCAL-
CAPITAL $50 ~ al fGit ia ard iHrestsd.
FFIIS long established Aud well kBOwR Institution has
- extensive insurance thsins Tor more
than throughout The United AMI the BRUSH
North American provinces II has aimed b pubic
eOnh nce BY honorable and faithful OF is
and the property assured n all fair
claims for loss policies Will lie literally adjusted an
ProuI tly paid Public Badinss. Maaufaeores. Mills Ma
chinCry Dwelling Hoas. Stores Merchandise Household
Furniture. Vessels the stocks while port DC
will be insured law the RISK will admit.
III HUNTINGTON, Pres't
C. =. bowers. Secretary.
Applications Tor insur may be made to
ALLEN G. ia LLOCk. Ag't.,
Main street. neaIly Opposit the Bank,
Evansville. Ind
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uANnIN ~ l,i,rIhRY.

Direct InrOrtation from sheffield. Eng'and.)
IAN iust invoice Sheiield Goods. direct
81 ron acturers' hands which the
tsnti0n Of MeT aud others who wish % purchase for
business paper The invoice consists
Of the FOL owing. Viz:
Table Knives ia variety: Hand and ParEel Saws;
Pocket co do: Ripping do:
Sbears aud Scissors; Tlnon and Compass dc;
RaEorE Driving Knives;
Files or dscrirsior: Chisels socket aud Firmer
All If wii De sold the lowest market here
elsewhere, IL the Nes IiardW store Of
CWAS. s WELLS
deci2 doors below the Branch Bank.
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EAPANNED TIN WaRE.-Trunks. Deed boxes. Cash
60 specie boxes. knife lOSes mOlasses
cups dust pans pepper oze Iumbers SAND box
wash bswl match te cIEilcsks Skaters lanterns, walt
dst2t BABCoCE BROS.
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TOY. AND NOTIONS.

TST received and daily looked tor; including most
% every lt-le useful ans Ornamental article such Icy
Baskets Boxes Tea SETS Dolls R@tes Whii,les frumrets
Iarfs. Cams Dom'noe Chessueu. Peri9mery
Needles Plus GoothD cas- Pencils Gold Pens combs Brush
Toilet soap and Powder. imersOns Razor straps Travel
iuE COmpssses Thera netrt. Pocket Knives wallets aud
Purses sewing Birds Wax BEADS Jswelry. Fire WORKS &C.
an for sale BY A. c. PUSHEE.
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MN FtIL &ND WINTER ray GOOO,b,,s, =,
Gao TH.SG ~ EAtH ~ Ss.,,1EsS. -

NFW FAIL &ND WINTER nRS -, ;O 20, n,
VsI.NSs ~ EACu kNt.. Ept1 SAAi
Stock BtNA ~ =. t.s-'
nv iE an i-rsigle- would resFe' ish'1 rl /.
tbs eitr All vicinity. Shat De mas lu'' yVt1SSt
- =, vc.u ,iress Ok Fancy aa4 staple Dsy G
Fr.aef aad Eas IN Nernos. Piaii5 D. Lanes; hA.i :
s,.-y.a,la .ol solii cold StlSsi Dress ih' ALI
Flo4ae-s Cr,ss de Maple an1 5acns' flauheE OE-FA
inxs Lirss.s Bay Stares, Ehl Oct, pam ant "a!
Sfswl: an kiads Of Blankets. Hosier,s Gloves hEo
riss Cloaxs Il all Styles and u'IsFiAis' @u~ --'
othsr a-tisI.s 600 tedious 90 men l1n.
Asmy mott, is. small pr'h au' qiie1 sale "' =
wise th5s. wishing get th-ir fall ana winter s"Pis'
yor ne with caii. before ? hssing clseWssre
Especially would draw the a-tenti"n oil dss'ers Si
ehant taors b M very heavy aud choice stoeh o.
nj lin aud faa-y Clssimerss. All cDiers 81
coating whitney, Beaver kerseys P.terihaa ere w
aad cotton iinihgs ant all Kinds " laliors
To those dealugi Rcs1y Wade q tning reSIs :,
me in Ter to examine tae very hsany st"cA W..
stauy keep on hand. anl i.tenl selling a Cineh"~'
AMI terms. ~ H.. m Il
As these Clothing manufactured IN TINS e,s 80 ,
avn slne rvision / able % warrant better "a -
substantial sewing than there ein be had ~ az 0'
WINE Az ANU W" A ANSPAChE'
novs Main street door below hraneh %
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HOME ,ysr-R.sCR COMPANY.

LIll Uf W. lUth
CaPI7-4L $500 .O00-Gu paid ia IN CASH.
T9SHIS Company d business about year
II with the ton of doing and fair business. with
large Cash Capital aud 5. l.. Loou its head
protection The assured equal Insurance Com
pany in the world Policies will he Issued ty the subscriber
Buildings Merck ndize. Hou.choi Goods. &C.. &c.
favorable with other good solvent ornyanes
l.. LOOMS. Pres't.
CHARLES J. MAITIx, Secretary.
ALLEN c. UALLOCK. Ag't..
Main street. opposit- the Bans:.
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u0Tsr FI-RNysEfVG GOODS.

HNOLBCRN a HERsHBtRGEE have nI~ -, 80 -
animation large stock Of toas'- is $3.50
and Hall Carpets Of vaTi0us patterns 2nl ~
CLOTHS ron, 70 Is feet Wde satin De Laincs
Ce.,, nr,asts Fnrnitures AMI Bro Hollands Ter Ca
Sasiia and Lee Catains Corness. Cgr,ain Pins ana
Voss Nars-illes Quilts LiBtn bamasks. La1te line
Tow-ling Piano and Table Cl0ths, and Bed BLANKETS
sizes and qualities. - H.. a. /, 10.
We Iso uanu faotuTe Mattresses cf every SIZE ah' iei
AZ mich w. will warrant Is good rs can te 'uni
BED Comforts Of all sizes. All OF which We VIII sen -
tbs same quality can he found tAis side OF ths Aie
M.-.-.irs Ens.-r nlnek La- st. ne-r VAN. :.
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ZHTE sre prepared % tore in Fire Proof W arsh
w anv quantity OF Grain. Produce or AeTehaHals
tho mos liberal terms. -
Hsvinx large and airy up stairs IartiSuiar
y. taken 81 Hrusshoid Furniture. Agricultural ih"
and all kads OF goods liable 70 damage from
rus
or longer when desired. - -
warehouse located on corner Locuss p: " ~ -
Gael a,d most convenient for slSs - RIVER OF X
road. Appiyto noFl OAO- 80 - -
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I'll EO D1ies: EEsAGKE.s
INCINN NrI DYEtNG i..T AlI.ISHAIE N1

=
Corner the nut n- tts Osits Henry Lutz GgOce-
r., Evansville Indiana.
EFANC1 Dyer. Steam ScOurer and ReEnisheF Goods
and ipTmerF FOREMAN Cincinnati ior Mr. Teasdales
New y ork Dye House.
Caus " steam Lades' and Gentiemen's Clothes Of silk
and Nooilen Craze aud Cas Shawls euery
lion. and finishes az 90 DIVES kind stuI
CoTdag patterns. aHd finishes them equal new lie re-
spots or s,aas rom Sk Dresses in dry way. itho
the color STUFF We also cleans finishes Cur
tains ia silk aud oollca foile de Tere and Tules
Also he cleans Carpets and finishes them equal
fair rates. sctI9-Iyd&w
fr0FFEE.lso bags prime Rio COEse reed and for sale
" BY jail SAMUEL ORR.
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UHnL.Es DRY GOODS.

NvT now on hand OF the complete and de-
as sirabe stoo Dry Goods
which all each prompt time buyers at
low Oar stocks bought directly from the
aud in quality
competition of the markets in the West.
thankful all of old past and
q make their well
that Of all Others buying to give before parehssng
elsewhere. oetlS JOHNS IN IL FRENCH.
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS.
DEE "a ARD THE PUBLIC GEN
EgsAEEX.

EgsALLY.
NTESSRS KELbER * FARNSLEY would respect
vi fully return thanks 20 iheircnsiomers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage which the, have
heretofore received, and take this method of
their friends that they have purchased of Mr. Crawod
Bell hisentire stock Oftrnss Medicines. ami
will continue to The business in the house
merly occupied by him Main between First and
end Sta where they will be pleased 10 have ther fine
call and examine their stock They have associated Mir
Isaac h-, tho has been for the IiI eli CLERK
in Mr.. Bells establishment, y no will be hHJly atal
times. TO wait upon the old patrons, ofibe home. 1
pure Drugs allow rates, and accom- dating
an, inddeemcnt TO the Merchants Druggists ard Ply
scia1s we respectfully invite O. en- To- call Rave
bs ock Of 1000 of well elected urug. and
viii be Consistently receiving additions present
supply and hope to offer such lBGHeemenisto WHOLE
SALE DEALERS as VIII sapereede the necessity of
the Vis other cities for the purpose OF purchasing
their supplies. re .lt
jy15 KELLER. FARNSLEY T. Co..
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SSUNBRtf.e
- tai sugar Raker Molasse.. HI Golden Syrup;
I bbi Segar House AOiasses. reed this day :
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CARRIAGES AND BUGGY MAKINGr

CARR AGG AND BUGGY MaKING!!
NEESSRS. SATEELEE d DE'GAkhO have Lew or
wi hand good assortment OF one IN h, ar
riages. Rockaways and Rugges manufactured ths
shop after thc most approved and modern sly
Messrs. :. 81 DEC. will promptly ell all orders
work i'm the neaiesi and mot substantial ma
and surpassed ~ Eastern manufacturers -iihrr in
quality price. They have an experienced Carriage
Blacs smith no does up the Iron oTk in stale &c
oe eXceled- APPLY