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(tAME to the subscriber on the 18th Of
~ February, 1855, black spotted Yerlin, about
two years old The owner Is requested TO come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. JAMES MORDEhS
feb 20-sts Greenleafs Point
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n Mountain Borer Injured by Fire.

EAsros, Feb. 2o.-The mountain Borer at Bel
videre owned by Chas. T, Shelton was injured b.
fire last night Damage $4,000.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SPEAKER In the chair.
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee, caused a correction
of the journal, Of clerical error upon the Texa,
indemnity bill.
eign Affairs, made report, which was laid on the
table, and ordered to be printed
The SPEAKER then made proposition to the
House, to devote one half hour to the reception Of
reports from committees, for reference only and
the House agreeing TO the proposition, a large
number Of reports were made by the several com.
mittees, and appropriately referred.
Mr.. PERKINS, of La, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs reported the resolution calling
upon the President for information relative to the
meeting Of the ministers at 0stend, and moved the
previous question upon its adoption.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN moved TO lay the resolu.
ton on the table not agreed to-
The resolution was then adopted almost unani
mously.
The discussion was ended by stormy calls for
the regular order of business, after Mr.. WENT
WORTH, of Massachusetts,, was gaggedby objections
being raised.
Mr.. STANTON, of Kentucky, from the Commit
tee on Printing, reported resolution to prin
100000 copies Of the report Of the special com
mttee on the Washington Monument.
| Mr.. FULLER, of Maine, called the attention o
the House to an irregular proceeding of the ma
jority OF the Committee on Commerce, of which HI
is chairman, in their meeting this morning In hi,
absence and hurriedly agreeing to report largs
number of bills which were referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole on the state of the Union ant
denounced the whole proceedings as irregular ant
unparliamentary.
Messrs. WENTWORTH of Illinois, DUNBAH
of Louisiana, WENTWORTH of Massachusetts,
who we're in the majority thus denounced, made
explanatory remarks, which soon caused
fr. FULLER to disclaim all personal allusion Il
any member Of the committee, and expresses biz
only desire TO be to set himself right.
A motion to lay IL on the table was negatived
only 4e voting for the same; and the resolution
was adopted.
| Mr. COBB, Of Alabama, desired to make re
port from the Committee on Public Lands, but Mr.
HENDRICKS objecting, Mr.. Q. threw the bundle o
papers which he had in his hands into the area II
front Of the Speakers desk, which created sen
sstion.
Reports from committees being concluded, tn,
question REQUIRED upon the motion Of Mr.. JOINS o
Il ~
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Netp York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. 23.--Stocks are active, and
money is abundant. Ohio skies, "a, lo6 IL !;
ditto Of rs, same; Kentucky of 15-year bonds,
lo1; Missouri skies, "a; Indiana fves, 81 Penn
sylvania ives, 81; New York Central Railroad "a !;
Michigan Central, 80; Reading Railroad, rs IL ;
Erie Railroad, 45 5-s; Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road 80 l-2
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FOR RENT.


a LARGE three story brick house, with
n basement and attic and threc-story back build
ing with stable and pump in large yard, containing
nineteen rooms, on O street. between Fourand-a-
half and Third streets adjoining the residence Of Dr.
j. +. May. Possession given on the LIST Of February.
Inquire Of J. p. Pepper, at Adams Co.'S Express
Office, Of J. w. Hicks, City Post Office, executors
for the heirs Jan 22--eodif
EOR RENT OR SALE ON REASONA-
II BILE Terms.-A two story frame House, with
qack building, containing six rooms, on 13 street.
between and O streets south. Apply TO 9. A.
Dougberty, next door
A three story frame, with basement, on New York
avenue between 4th and 9th streets west.
Also three story frame, with back building, on
street north, between 4th and 9Th streets west
Apply, for the two last mentioned, 10 James w.
Barker, residence ON II street north, between 18th
and 18th streets west
Also two story frame, with beck building, on
Montgomery street, Georgetown.
DICKSON 4 KING,
feb 6-eof Georgetown.
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Reports from committees being concluded, the
question REQUIRED upon the motion Of Mr.. Josrs Of
Pennsylvania, 70 suspend the rules TO allow him TO
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ltITY BURNT COFFEEs Mt ID, Is, 10,
~ IS, and 20 cents, and ground at short notice
without additional charge.
HALL a HENNING,
No $40 Seventh street,
feb 21--lt 3D. door below Odd Fellows Hall
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, Feb. 90, 1855.

FRIDAY, req. 20, 1000.
Mr. BROWN moved that the House concurring,
the President of the Senate and the Speaker Of
the House be requested to adjourn their respec-
tive houses at midnight, Saturday night, March 8,
instead Of continuing till noon of the following
day.
Mr.. B. supported this measure on the ground
of the immortality of encroaching on the Sabbath,
and thought if the time of adjournment was fixed,
the business would be despatched by that time.
Mr.. STUART said if the gentleman from Missis
sippi should commence moralizing, his influence
would be Of little weight Last session the time of
adjournment was fixed early in the session, and
then had to be changed. The Senate can tell
better on the morning of the Sd whether they can
adjourn that night.
He then moved to lay the resolution on the table,
but the motion was negatived by vote of 20 nays
to II yeas.
spoke against the resolution, and Mr. SEWARD,
in its favor. The ayes and noes were called on its
passage, and it was agreed to by vote Of two to
one.
Several petitions and reports were submitted
The bill for the protection of officers in the dis
charge of their respective duties then taken up
Mr.. JONES' of Tennessee, gave notice that
Messrs. CAss and BELL, on Monday next, at IL
o'clock, would present to Congress the sword worn
by General jackson at the battle of New Orleans,
OH the part Ol Tue nelTb Oh Ueuerhl hTInstrOuR.
Mr.. TOUCEY spoke in favor of the bill TO pro-
tect officers in the discharge of their duty.
Mr.. CHASE spoke against the bill He moved
to postpone the consideration of the matter. The
yeas and nays were called, and the motion lost
Then Mr.. CHASE moved to strike out "a, and
insert any civil, so that the bill would read, ito
protectany civil officer in the discharge of his duty
Carried.
| Mr.. CHASE then moved another amendment.
Mr.. BENJAMIN objected, and stated the bill
under consideration was copied verbatim from a
law of 4o4 years standing in regard to the collec
ton of revenues
Mr.. T0UCEY explained the necessity of the
passage of his bill
Mr.. CHASE urged his amendment, and was fol-
lowed by
Mr.. WALKER, in its favor, saying that unless
the amendment Of Mr.. CHASE was passed. 1t would
endanger every patent granted; as under the
"color of the law" the poor patentee could be
ruined sy the rich encroacher
The sense Of the Senate was then taken, result
ing in the loss of the amendment by a vote Of ii
to "a.
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Myer and Biroh.--Elissbeth MoCuin, of Ohio, Jas
Wallace of Ireland, and Hugh Harris, were
dodgers at the guard-house.
Patrick Kelley, Of Ireland, went to the work
house for sixty days as vagaant
s. @. Reider, Of Louisiana, was disorderly in the
street, but was dismissed.
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AUCTIONi AUCTION!!
CLOTHING

rENUUoVN % WILnINnU
feb 23-dt12M Auction,
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BY ROTHwELL ~ BROWN,

feb 20-2awdd Auctic
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The United States Senatorial Qucstion--Indignt
ton Meeting ia Easton.
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AssAULr.--William Prnde, colored man,
knocked down a woman with a stone, few days
ago, and was arrested on Wednesday, by officer
Reese, on Louisiana avenue, after he had distanced
several other officers. Justice Dom committed
him to jail to answer at court.
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FASArIcAL-A well-known citizen Of this city
who opposed the ticket for officers, which was
elected by the National Washington Monument
Society yesterday, said, in the hearing of several
citizens, that he hoped the God of Heaven might
send streak of lightning and seattle the walls to
the bottomless pit of hell, and that the Monument
might be levelled with the earth, IL it was to be
built by any such an organizationp
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"ANTED-A situation in n mercantile
w house, grocery preferred, by young man
who has been in public business for two years.
Compensation no object Satisfactory reference
can be given. Address A. s. G., Box Sss, Alexan-
dria Va. Jan 23-f
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ACCIDENTAL the salute which was fred yes
terday at the Washington Monument, one John
Mcdonald was severely injured by the premature
discharge Of the cannon. He had been ramming
the cartridge down, when the man at the vent in
advertently opened it, and the cartridge was dis
charged, taking the flesh entirely off McDonald's
arm below the elbow.
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CAN 1T BE,

IvAN be possible that s. EMBICH summoned to ap-
pear onorable City Council to answer to the
cheapi Or was seving
for Goods when in resty they
than ninety cents the dollarf BE the
case as il NAV we Mr. E. attend to his affairs
pursues the Of his at the same time
the greatest good the largest number BY
continuing sell good Goodsto hsnumerous
Cali in ladies you delight in getting good Goods
" nrice
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CLOTHING wHOLEs ALE AND RETAIL


IA having purchased of his late part
- per Chas Mack his entire interest in tie Cloth
~ ing Store OF Mack Lobenstine very heavy dis
coant determined to get rid of the present stock at
make for alarge sssort
Fall and Winter Clothing He therefore his
and the public generally to all and examine MS Goods
prices He good stock ofeClothing Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods &C., &C., as ther Is in Evansville and
" than they be bought at any other
place city which he will to those calling at his
store UNI der Pavilion Hotel. ...,.,..,rr,
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORs.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C.,
An RETAIL. NY
LEICE & We z l. N G..
rUE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines of J. NJ ID. Miller a. CO., and
carrying Drug business ut the well known
stand of eer & Farnsley No. IA Water street. under
the firm of LEIGH IL Verling.
Charles LEIGH, ofthe firm, hopes he is sfayorably known
to the public, having been engaged in Mr. Crawford
Bells Store the last i've years Peter Verling ofthe
same rn having been cerking in the present store The
last three years, faters himself with having the conf
dence OF its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict business and by low prices TO merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers
CHARLES LEIGH.
6sbs5-iv PETER VERLING.
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nEpFoRD.s FAMILY GROCERY

VNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
Evansville vicinity that have Just oPeneda fresh
stock OF Family Groceries and Provisions of every description
door James Steei's Lumber ard
where they hope business merit
receive share Of public patronage. .
daily receiving fresh supplies OF bner Oheese
Exxs the and shall keep
stany hand full supply of all staple articles for table
" -, =,
All Goods purchased this will be delivered at the
ressusn'e' ssns " p"i'""'s' BEDFORD WADE.
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cONrECruONAR PRESERVES, &c.
WHOl,ES ALE & RETAIL.

kUKIA Isspee,1}g am ~ nrder. sner paf Country mer
chants Confectonares OF every
inciudin work ofevery style Pre-
.arxss Isiiies &c OF his own e has the
engaged and enabledo M orders Tor
ary and Cakes every description &c. promptly and
He asks the attention Of Country merchants
TO his stock and prices. sepis-u
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BJfTALSip Hours:
;. OA ANG ny TaE' Y hours
Cincinnati, Columbus aud CeSeland Route,
VIA 81 pa
LITTLE MIAMs RasLRO
rUNHE ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPr
Boston; Baalo Albany New York and Boston;
{. Buaso Niagara Falls New York. Bosom. Montreal
Tssseng rs BY route breakfast cacnnst and dine
The next 'a' IN I'll TMpER asf DAILY TRAINS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
es es.'
AL any. New York. Boston. &C.. &c. ~, 3
lxty travel BY any ther routej con
Cleveland magniheent Low
QUEEN OF THE THE wEs..-... ..... go. Capt, MeBrde
FAns As CHkxP AS ANY OTHER RIs' sorfE. { ris
Through from Cleveland to Buffalo, without landing in
sis
This train also makes connection at crestnr to PtsrgS
Cisvsland with KaiIrcaa Dankirl. Dunalo
Third Railroad Eyenins Express a. o'clock
Pitshargh. nalsin and New York Cleve
snS to nnfs Nsy Srt s..o and Boston e nO to Nr
The only route landing passengers ia cieve,sni. =
The ssaSs ss c
TaE ETFEE %iAT!fs siHG;SSsT IST tasTERS DEFoT
Be- sGs s sss via
fo echecseta, Dunkrk New York aud CHECKED at
Buffalo o New York.
The Dep this and Lake Shore Railroad cleve
are the same. - -''
And for AL Information please apply the old established
General Railroad Ohce in three story. yellow Iuild,ng
asst corner Broadway and Frnt streets directly
posite the spencer ous Railroad Hotel Boat Land
ing at the Eastern Little Miami DPSt east Front
P. W. srHAnxn Ticket AND General Agent.
THE OMNIBUS, LINE! latt
at the above ee south east Or Broadmay
and Front directly river bank
ey27 HI.fa| j. III. HOW ELL, Conductor.
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mhlsy eOa Fifth street. between Elm "a and Plum.
EVANSVILLE iLH.H s.E AMP w NSW y , HAEMoNY ,iSs TRl-

S=fF%SA ON and after Saturday. July Ist, the un :
LJASS-A-s4 dersigned will a TRi-W EFxLY LISE OF
Stage Coaches Al above. /.
Leaving Evansville. Mondays Wednesiay's and Fridays
at clock a. NJ; returning leaves New Harmony
days Thursdy's AID Satu days at o'clock A. ~
The ce will all times stocked with
rade ith regularity dispatch All orders
OF packages &c., promptly and carefully
tended to.
For Psssage other business eppiy
and sale Stable Locust
Persons leaving their orders
secure rro npt attertion. III. x l.. III. DE GARMO
sS9-tf = = ~
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SHERWOOD House.

vINHE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
entirely refed and resurnished it, and is prepared
10 entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has good stock of horses and
rages to let.
The stable large clean and welliocaed. and good
are in Particular
will be paid to OF horses left with him for keep
ny and In all respects, the public, c,sha find the Sher
wood House good Hotel ljye-tfi J.A SYERS. /.
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CRACRERS AT WIIOLESALE AND
gkETluL.

rINHE undersigned constantly keeps on hand large
assortment of fresh Water Butterand sugar Crack
.rs and also Of Soda PILOT and Navy Bread, which be
ing man pufactured oy the latest improved Machinery,
can be sold at price in any place in the West
and are not exceed in quality by any other manuiaeto
ry country large stock always on hand at my
declA-f J. SINZICH.
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NArcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS

Ourofice AMI warehouse Nos 81 and a. N,,,a
WIN heir contents, except the books nd pa pers con
taibed In our Safe. nfire, desfro,.t n,
,he morning OF The 10th March. Although the safe had
We could recover it, am on being a. Il ais.oy,ted
III Ted heat; on being cooled with wai.rw remoyed
our books aud papers 10 the o 4, ID
dollars, without the slightest ,amsge erI,sur, to ns
Being fuy eonvincs. b, this he entire secnd
description, from the same agent viz: Eichs y r - ,
SAFE sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge Nc ss zine sheet
for valuable papers IN case of fire. t.II - VI
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]. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Foster's BatIdrng, Up Stairs.
T F. CRISP, having removed his Office TO Fosters
81 building, will be on hand at all times, to take &C.
nts of Deeds. Mortgages &C., and attend
to all business required Of him Justice OF the Peace
febo-tf
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WHOLESALE ANI RETAIL BookSELLER ASp
StATioNEE. afroaslfi r fI17r
M oNibTespe fully inform his friends and thepub
" he generally tIsat having pprch;isedo Asstsrs
sa,hoanS q Wee ihts sniFe stos ksot Beos d
Satloner! H. h:s re- owed hs B,s ftef, tt sf,,d
lately oceupiedh them an No IA Eost.,,s Bloeleorre,
OF Main and First Strests " - ~ NN-''~f
u f made TO mis- stosl eIs8hlst inn
oei"rt been hroushf tihfs MARI con
TrS T W Pari of Nsrellarept School J. .aicaI anS
, ,rneoiogfa' bo"ss Writing. PrrtIe. NFsti iLg aid
rang. raper a Forcsrrt0 Firsey StsiioresS % All
hns Al OF which will be sold Nholes; I, and Retail
ihcnnHt prices fact to Which D. would ail The
,,enion ofeonntry mcrchants dealers Tea cBefs ard
o'hers being confident he Il to thir Interest
~ 'P'''nasc " hmiVos 30. .oQ o. sglaug 25-tfs.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

VaS G. JONES and JAS. e. BLYTHE, Attornies at
) Law Evansville, Indiana. cated themselves
partners the practice Of the law, and will continue
10 practice in this the adjoining couates and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
attention particularly to land law. In short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes an abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments orn Lamasco togethe with their professions
aion as IN the title. il desired ljy25-dawtf! /!
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RI X e! FIRE! lFIRE!!i
MORE TRIUMPHS OF rlgt asf
RlCH'S La M N Els SAFESy

IT p THE FOLLOWING CERuFIcATEs HAVE list rrrs
received by the mails They form aslditio. te
of the superiority of RaHs SALAMAxDE,s owe
FIRE IN CHA kIks1ON, sc
tHARi EsToS, April ~. 1854,
Mr. l.. NJ. HAToH, gent for Richs Saiama pder Safes
Dear Sir: Finding npossble renoy our safe du
ring the aie IRE which de stroyed store in Hayne
street, and having taken books we mt i,to a
several papers To test IL glad to acL nowIedee
that III iuiy sustained the high reputation ,our s.fes
me preservation OF these pper more Than we ex
Pected when we witnessed the intense heat sub
jected to- Yours, &c., fft7.fI '4'f.1 u
COULJ'NEy JTyN..r.
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LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
HlGMLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

/ HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
l.. AFFLICTED EvERYwHERE.
DIR. A., l.. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM
CONES GREETING.
I UNR. A. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR DIS.
u awakening the inquiry in the minds OF all who
hy mmured in darkness and ignorance the subject OF
DR. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM.
The great Panacea Disease offered to the afflicted of the
Territories entire Liver Complaints
in all stages Bilious Fever Ague and Fever Chronic Lung
Fever Affections. Coughs Consumption. Asthma
Jaundce Bowel plants Darrhe, Dysentery Rheuma-
Piles. Scroua. Salt Rheum Dyspepsia General Debil
y. Nervousness. Costvenes Indigestion. Female Com
plants. &c. tt-
DR. A. L. Adams Liver Balsam susains the highest
remedy before the public and has proved
the beyond shadow ofdoult. hat 1t The
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED.
eng purely vegeabe for the Of the above
votaries aud the Liver Balsam to be the
l0NLY RELIABLE HARBENGER OF HEALTH TO THE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials traei has made swollen
nd in submitting this the Liver Basam recommended
those suffering under the IRON GRASP Of the MONSTER
DISEASE and at once Procure bottle Of DR. A. L. Adams
Liver Balsam.
Circular which be obtained Of every Agent throughout the
States giving clear etome Of the aud Of
also those who have tesed its
paraeled acendany the diseases to which all
f. scorr General Agent No 81 Randolph st Chicago
H. addressed receive
attention. D ~. Il o.. Ll
Sold by HALLOCK 4 sTODDARD Evansville.
Agents in the Country be supplied BY them at Proprie-
T e. JAMES. Mt. yeraon: JAMES SAMPSON. New Har-
mopy; T. 9. JAQUES & co Poseyvills HALLOCk q
PARMENTER. Princeton. Ind. r.If el-lyw
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EkA M -: !;

Ek@E q
NEW ARRAN CEMENT.
LITTLE aIAus KAlLssOsD.
DASSENGERS by the 8 o clock A. M. Train. Little Mi
II ami Railroad. breakfast at Cincinnati and dine the FOL
!, wing DAY New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore Wash
FROM INC In Ma tt
roPEW SEyf I9Ek y9EI pHi il ias'a hsrEsi sSn1ionr
BALTIMORE in 2s hours;
BUFFALO in is1a hours; Ia.
DuSkFKK SIiIK 4, n IN Y hours; o. psi ,,nr.
f4 r. sANDusKY in So hours;
Inl PirfsBt Ri IA IA hours
- HEELISG IN io1z hours
FIRST TTRAS-Ceyeland Psturs aud WIS cling Lightning
Express at o'clock A n for COiambus csveiaud Dsu
burg sa%oTs and Ss
Wheeling Baltimore Philad,lpha New ork Washing
ton City connects 70 Sandusky; also at Aenia Srn
SECOND TRsIS-Cleveland and Pittsburgh Accom- mediation
Express at clock NJ: for Columbus Clevel. nj Dun
kirk Buffalo Albany New yorkaud Boston OK stline
burg. Cirslevle and La connects to sandusky
for Columbus Zanesville whseng Baltimore washs gon
CITY. Phadelphia aud New York; at Xenia 10
ForarH Accommodation at p NJ. for CircevlIs
and LANCASTER Bsnehestsr aud Chillieothe Hsboroug
w for oo,u%s.,: Cleveland pankiIs. Ssasle Albany
New York; connects at Xenia 10 Springfield
One train SUNDAY for Columbus 2:30 p. VI. .rf -F
FARE AND THROUGH TICKETS.
For prices of fare through tickets and all information
Walnut between Fif sxth six doors south
road Office: in the three-sory yellow bulIing.
corner Of Broa and Front s directly opposite the
the Eastern (Little Miami De Eas Front street:
p. W. sTRADER. General Agent.
Omnibus Line calls pa sengers at all the primo pal
Hotels end by saying DIRECTIONS at the Office No
States Hotel at the office souheat Of Broadway
aud Front opposite the spencer House directly river
decl5 J. Ii. HOWELL. Conductor.
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Cself CHoIcE family Butter TO Dc had at COOKS
VUyIIEJf MONIETERS. Spy Glasses and Pocket Ey
III Glasses, for sale by ey2o A. o. PUSHEE.
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sss COURTNEY. TENANTS ca.
FIRE In NDANsvHIE Nv

~, 60 . DANsvILLE. April 10, 1884
Messrs SrE.RNs & MARVIN -Gentlem en-: ynpr s.f.
wen, through The lire. contained aIl our iook, and
papers winch came out In ood ORDER Ybe safe from
appearance. must have been red hot We Trusted snr
all Ia IL. Very respectfully. yours.
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