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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port or New York, june Is, 1856

CLEARED.
Steamship southerner EVAN Charleson-SpoGord TIeston
steamship Roanoke, Skinner Norfolk, &c-Iudlam Plea
SAINTS.
Ssp Ts% Rs
Ship Rock City ORB, Cubbns, Notwithstanding Allen
Bark II Adam C1rem), Burzl St Msry's Rtver-oerch
BARK Alice. Penny, Richmond--G Colt.
Brig Amor Palermo (Sai Chioza Genoa-domez wallace
Brig 81 Mary, johnson, Pon. Pstre-c ststson &c.,
Brg Wm E"Shsy r "% PSasenb"T 4
Hunter.
brig Haywood Sweet Bangor PIlsbnry Sanford
schr Groyeland d,r), kavanagh st john NB-kely q
smihers
schr Mary Jane, Burea N1rfoksturges, Chairman Co.
schr 4 wgedell Rxd,., . esandris-M Bedell
sehr Mansin, iiearss hoston"payton sprague.
ARRIVED
Grsr M"y Is With salt &C. 70 cosr Ws Co.
tween lat is lon 40 large quantities
Il Is.S lin Inst, 81 Sansssss sa shoals pilot .s
SIR Jay Of NEW BEDFORD Te1asl Gate I Rowland land
S March is Win hc%p IsgIi lsD - pass' s
snip Sddsn Havana Ssw yo5s -, MAJ. =,
2pas ss sHas TONE to Mst4eaay. Mott
with III 2s2 passengers 10 il Koop i Go. =,
Eark Lawrepss nhes cPrk rE Jns
Park i jago o Portlnnd Means sagua Ia Grandc' june
Z, with to Russell II N1nng
s S% s sss Hs
%'ss & s rs {. & S %ss = with
Es s @ o Pon raa Islands
days with all, 70 , Smith ,o pp sn,, with srr,r
H hs Rio rande OF Bath Preble Granae Jsns
company with sshr Sarah Grant for NYork -,
brig Panola, Wass sagua la Grande II days. with sugar
Bris Extra Howes cardenas days with sugar to mas
brig Loeb Iamond tof Prospect Black, cardenas June
Brig s' kneo OF BaehD Corning carlepas 70 days with
10 Ts RHnss % Ts To
Lon g 20 sr Sr Nss Sid
brig Penguin OBJ Wsnwpsac Bermuda days with p0
"a; eS Boston, .'ss1ss
rewa Richards rG1 ~ rTnse Ah inst with
schr lkerman lbr, Alksma, fajarso PR 9Th inst Will
chr Dew Drop Could Baracoa June L with bananas &c
s"hr Wntemoyeh Morrow Havana sh inst, with bananas
iSSc s. ,ssC de cuss ls n
Of n sd n s
ir Charlotte Minerva OBJ sturp Eleuthera days with
Us surveying schr Benjamin Pierce from Cedar Keys, via
sshr Mary Forrow, prinkwster satila River; Sdays
Schr Kate brigham g masis) jerks, Savannah days
shr Target Davis Savannah days with cotton " sran
ton Il Taman.
S~hr I, Edwards Edwards Georgetown.
Schr Hummng BIRD, Morris, Wilmington, NC, days
Sclir ] T Poyd Mathew Eewbern, Nc, days.
Sehr Fairfield Chase Norfolk, days.
Sehr Harricth Smith, RichWond.
SShr & Poster Mount. Virginia, days
Schr Rebcccn Secor. Reed Virginia, days.
Schr Alethia Rice, Alexandria days
schr Hack Mountain, Townsend, Alexandria, days.
Schr Cumberland. Chase, Alexandria. b days
Schr Whirlwird. simpson, Alexandria. 4 days.
qchr Segune Cole Baltimore. days
srbr y + Smith, Snow. Baltimore, 3 days.
Srhr W Allen, baltimore.
Scir Island City. Conckln. Baltimore
Propeller Pelican, Aldridge, Providence
Propeller j n Harris, Smith, New London
Wind during the day, Sc.
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Brooklyn City News.

TIE WATER WoRKs.-Mayor Hall yesterday sub
ecrbed tho Of 81 800 o0o the part Of the city to
the stock OF the Nassau Water Works Company,
thorizcd by resolution Of the Common Council. The
act vas contaminated IN presence ~ the Board or N
rectors, with mammoth pen especially procured for
the purpose and which 10 be placed among the archives
or the city, and preserved for all time 10 come.
FIRE.-A FIRE broke out in store No 20 Atlantic dock
OF an early hour yesterday morning 1t Il occupied by
Alex Wcckbecker and filled with chemicals Of a highly
combustbe nature IL timely discovery prevented much
mischief Engine Co No. ~ cxtinguisbed the flames,
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Police Intelligence.

CAr1rPr OF AN ALLEGED RIVER THEA young man
named william NcDoyHott taken into custody by
officers Duaon and Murphy, Of the Seventh ward police
charge Of grand larceny preferred against him for
stealing $50 worth Of tin from the pier foot Of Pike street
The accused and AN accomplce in boat together
and made pcrae attempt TO escape from tho grasp
Of the officers but the latter jumped into light boat and
rowcd after the thieves with such WILL that they
dcd overtakng the pratical craft and capturing
Mccrmott Tho prisoners companion escaped on board
another boat, and landed in Brooklyn The accused
committed for examination by Alderman Clancy, acting
o. magistrate q, the EsSox Market Police Court
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Tho boiler Of the locomotive Berlin the fast express
train which left the depot Of the Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad for Toledo this morning at ESQ., exploded about
four miles west Of the city and severely injured tho en-
gpeer Mr.. Frank nayer, the fireman, Thomas Leman
and Mr. Richard Allen, the master machnist VI the road.
-CIsrel0ad ElaiNdealu, ytMe TO-
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Personal Intelligence.

John Van Buren's sudden devotion to Sou thern mon
and southern rights explained by his approaching
rage with young lady recently retained from Europe
and in his ciythe only child of wealthy Senator
of sou'h Carolina, lately Deceased John will thus
come large slavehslder.
Capt Tyckman, Miss Draper, Mrs Lasene Mrs Ander
son, Miss Dodge Mrs Draper, child and nurse; Mrs Smith.
s,n, Miss Irving Ns. oIiycks, Mr. Colin Mr. Shoot Mr.
Sewal Mr. warner y Bagnsl, Mr. GU, Mr. Henderson, Mr.
bsmpsr SI Mr. a s1 Mr. Eddie N NJ nms m.
Mr Tabbueotl. Demaoga, Dante, Mr. Miller. Thomas
BURG, csp, II Purdct e oansy sch.rk 2 Draper
and lady man-on W Iianlin, Gibson, Murphy and
Trophy. Scott. " smith 4 Pico,' Z Weaon' Mr.
Jones Lady, Mr. Pearcc Hersberg and lady Irving
kavannagh, sch~eer Darrt.
TO ARRIVE.
From New Orleans, in the steamship iawba-Mrs
Saunders, child and Misses Leslie Broadwell
Mrs Angel Mrs shsnnon, Miss Rollins Mics Wilson,
Sorrils Sorrl son REWARD lady child
Ellis Mis- A Ella Miss El. Mrs Malard, Mrs Bonnahel.
Mrs. Charles Ms Clarke Miss Warren, yl- Gleason,
Mrs Danvors, Hr Godfrey otersn, Mrs Crockee child
servant. Thorn, Dr Brcnsx, Mrs Keith, Mis-
Ellis Ellis Mis- Frsf-on Mis- ii vreli-n II Freilsos
q WcdeSland. Mondelz. spence II ID sheppard, Jno
Melert and -erv.nt Nj Morse Mcdowell, N Bache
Adler @ Price, Williams.
For Norfolk ~, in the steamship Roanose-W warthetn
and hdy, Daggeit Fra rnson. Banks PINK, War
~, Porter, sullivan, Raiicon, q Melen Mel
Gilmore, Miss Green and servant Mr. Huggins
For Charleston in the msip su'hcruer-Maj simpson,
v u Perce, Lee, y Gordon brown Z Macbeth Miss
GhJnPs $ ymih, II W stewart, u Phlips A Cesc and
lady, j Thoupeon-nnde In the steersge
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BOSTON June ls-Arr ships Harriet Eryng Tacanu n
Srarppore NCrleans barks II Chandler, Caidea; Seh-
timex Tena Blansa Chilli Volunteer Candida Fernandina,
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CO.PARTNEIsSHIP.

TTNHE rsigned have this day formed Co-partner
Il ship under the style and firm of GEo. FOSTER & Co
for the Transaction off general ForWGrdiRg and Com
mission Business; and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire-proof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Eric Canal and corner Of Locust and Dun
ham streets and the Depot Of the Evansville and
rtwfordsvlie Railroad, where they will have ample
Fe0m and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consgnm ents either by
River Railroad, Canal Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They give personal attention to the purchase or
sale Produce Groceries in this market, and solicit
ofders the purchase of Sugar and Moasses on the
Coast of the arm will be in the South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremitted attention to merit and share
he public patronage NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
dac1A W. NJ. AIKMAN.
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TILE APnTST q sTnrK n ,gI z '1I1 1N TILE cIry,

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
EoHN F. GLOVER & CO. corner of Main and Seventh
sD Evansville Ind would respectfully inform
Public they yard and sale CASH
Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities teknesses Tongued GrooVed
Ash Flooring Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings and
100 coo feet sound Common Boards suitable
shops barnsaud fencing No Pine and Poplar Shingles
Ne have made ordsr prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds. Mantle Pieces. Mou1dngs Frames
Doorsand Windows &c. Bills prices warded all
who send for them Orders from adistazes viii receive
7rszr4ateenffon, fsb1stf
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NEW AFsRANGE1ENT,

m that be able 60 devote my tme more part
"a larly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part Ell
have disposed of part of my interest IN the
Gerry house Mr.. MATTHEW DAbZELs. who Will co
stand under the style of ORR DALZELb
complete ment OF everything in the Groeery
line this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks the paying the house Tor
andrespectfuy ASK
The to ntnue their favors aRd would
TO the very pay all gentlemen, that they Heeo
act ask credit at this house. ...-,,. -
March 1. 1855. SAMUEL OkR
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novIz-am

V1 EEIFU in pots. jars and sticks;
Hair Tonics Eau de Lusrale Bears, Oil. Rose Oil
i C0rinR Fluid Hair Gloss.
Shamponine Water Toilet do Florida DO Eau de Cologne
Water Eau Divine de Vemet render
ing the skin soft and well fmrartT delicate
seate hue 70 complexion Extracts the
Tooth Po vders and Tooth
ure the and Aromatic vi egsr Toilet and Infant
and all the other articles in She line Toilet
For sale ty M. MIELsCH.
nov1s First street. opposite Post@ofkse.
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THE TRIBUNE E employs travelling
.pers If it stopped when pair
the subscriber
Tor no legal Proeess compel him. On the
sky paper the expiration Of the
advance payment awaiting fresh remittance the sub
scriher. II the is closed We pay
agents: wish money paid when
him mail otherws send it mailed.
safety risk land serious risk it often proves)
grateful who deems 1t good work TO OBJ
aud forward the and his friends and
iueighbors. Our terms iuvarab b9y are-for the -i-
DAILY TRIBUNE. s6 per amman.
SEMI w WEEKLY So: copies for $5 ave for sft 25.
WEEKLY copies f1r S5 copies for So ten
copies sl2 twenty copies TooNE for 81
twenty address of each subscriber
81 &c each. sIla
Additions all times be made to club at the price
pi y ~ - GREELEY & McELRATH
,ov1z-an No. Is4 Nasssu-st.. New York.
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THE NEW YORK
TRIBUNE. 1856.

ITIHE TRIBUNE is the middle ftteen year
a Of 1ss weekly Issue g m n@eneed on the st q
acquainted character oroainst eonsderaton
stand shtsousnes truth
trader on h oOntns hoaxh he may nrvsf
read yshng but his bills Of sale nd ntes PAYABLE who
Of drugged ao po liquors WHO does
noseonsiter 1t very a pap0r dwon-
der why its publication tolerated in
bayinge ty lik9 Aew York TIE NEwAKK MkRorRi eAee
forciby remarked chat had never known hard gripping
wing mpyer who was not hostile to THE
TRIBUNE eulinenty generous aud kindly who did
and abuses OF power while claiming no exemption
to individuals but unaithfu principle
column advocates novel AMI Iaiar theories
tsmPatis the human woes especially those
aud tAiy he has lraer tly resisted will per-
class beesSse If Sstisy Creed or
Ia defiance Of csumnis the most and Of hotili
steadily public appreciation day origin
oa Instead IF dtoF Win
5Sed by accom- aud experience ior the
vieular ofdiseusson which devoted daily
is earliest ssue staff valued encrele
she globe transmitting early and narratives
,hatever worthy Of atten don while Politics. Legis
laton Literature Ar Iistof-ln short. ahect
here The reest mos searching disc siSn
hsd s 10 hg
whose most conspicuous Oh ough the last half
Orbearance toward our weaker aeghhers and toward the
With ali which viii halo the name Of Wing TnE rRiBUSE
while jot proper independence
arden With the Whig
as its NhGn in 1862
hunting it7 creed
resisted that mp9sion when at the close of the lass Prys
that large portion the Wings
preferred defeat their rather than allow M
Slavery share its triumph even under
vative Ghefon ProSiayery Platform, knew and pro
claimed the Wing Subsequent
including the culminaton of the Nothing
speedy absorption therein of the whole
Pro-Slavery hgism. oly rued undoutt
ing anticipatons With sieky lamentations.
inevitably BY but with hope. and ioy and
cheer hailed the beginning
vatehed progress of that mighty REPUBLICAN
which sled b. the peIfiious Violation the Mis-
pact and stimulated by the astounding ourages
rightso the Free Settlers Kansas
Yctim5by tbs aed and utter vitiation of their
ons by mob, collected by conspiracy hurled
suddedy them from the border Of the neigh
Slave State is desn ed
Of old party unite strong
Of the mighty sccurge
scandal of country within the limits the
hs wisely uphold it, To the this effort the
euereitef TIE TRFUNE viii be sernly devoted while the
TEMPERANCE REFORM including the entirespppression
Of the Traffic in Intoxicating Beverages wiz fnd
hitherto n sst and nj mi h. chau,l ion.
Oonmenei daily folio sheet of moderate size
scarcely shadow of patronage THE TBBUNE
qnarte DAILY three distinct edition9
WEEKLY and WEESLY on She - BY 81 inches eight
pie pages six columns each It's circulate
grown fIon nothing to the felloTfing aggregates:
Daily (evening and mo rning) 2a50o copies
Semf-W eekly. rs l75 do
| Weekly &C. .--,-. 49, ID. 100 do
California eelt0h.-.. f''OO do
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NEW YOHK COMM NON HOUSE.
THOMAS RAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York,
DEING long.estabshedw with an extensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully solicts consig-
ents ofal kinds of Western Produces which will receive
personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
]. IL. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb2O-tf Evansville, Ind.
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RENEWAL.

ynN BACON a co have removed Main street. be-
tween Water and First next door TO Hslloek
Drug store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
they will pleased to see all their old ana
pleased to
the call They would their thanks for the very
given aud hope TO receive
fSrocsr;es jAnIS-ly
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THE CIDER VINEGAR

rSH took the premium the Vahderburgh Couns
il Fair, manufactured by THOS. SNOW DOWN, anl
there is lG0 barrels of the kind for sale by
oetlT TENNEY & SORENS0N.
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STORAGE WANTED.

NMTE in Fire Proof Warehouse
SW any quantity of Grain Produce or Merchandise, or
tho mostlib=ral TENS. -,
Having ry rooms up stairs particular care VIII
taken OF Household Furniure Agricultural
ana Of goods liable damage from damp OF
81 ~.
Srlouger when desired. -, q
warehouse located Locust street and W. and
ana for shipping by River or Rail
rosd. Appiy to- - novI GEO. FOSTER co.
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NR1y ~ AsuINGTON HOTEL.

have removed from
old sanl their new Hotel Just unish-
e House where they are prepared to
and all others who may see
upon in much superior style than
respecttuly solicit centInu-
which shall use all our mer
Our fare will be the best the market ahords ana our
Good ssabil Wagon Yard kept fOroeqntry custom
ID dkWtf
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FREsH 0YsTisRs
pIYE nMRRR

NHTE have received the hFst Pmen aud will
@N hand for the supply of the celebrated Holt
AOltey Oysters so long andfavoTahly known.
octl3 TESNEY & SORENSON.
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office brieaton corne Of nana md water streets.
EVANSVILLE, IND. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY
RAILROADS, &C.
PENNsYLyANlA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
81 @ O. Vsas,sszla.s::.s.s 9gss:5s -
THE undersigned having bsen ap- uuuus.
liz. pointed Agea the above OomPa- slSE -
gE I'd in this city would inform ship As5zsssA44
-" pers, merchants, and the public
generally that F. Leeeh George Harris and George
Black, late ''D Leeeh Thomas S. CLARKE,
= CLARK ThaW, - under the firm of
LEECH N co.,
by appointment and shipping
the PennsyVania Railroad Company They have estab
ehed subasens at all the principal shipping points east
aand and prepared to receipt throuh from New
ork Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore, all
aud and from al western cities n towns to the
Atantc seaboard. by way Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
The direct thsir whole attention forwarding
and have facilities for shipping IRON and TO the without
the their charges
with the Railroad company her extremely low. Ga
nemna the OF drayage they hope to
be able to give satisfaction.
Shipments produce their agents win be forward
ed free Of charge for commission. -.-5
FUriaformation apply ct their oflses:
Depot Liberty street. Pittsburg;
do No. s South 18th street. p Philadelphia;
do North street. Baltimore;
No 2 Astor Place. }
do I South William street., ; New York;
do Battery Place,
do 81 Kilby street, Boston;
Or JOHN 8. MITCHELL.
epl3 6m WAterst.. Evansville Ind.
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DKS. RRAY & PENNINGTON,

PECFFULLY inforua citizens Of Evausyl le and
= they have formed partnership in the
3ractisa of Nsdie,ne and surgery.
actively engaged ia the profession Tor quar-
aud become familiar With the diseases inel-
lent Co this climate their experience and
,ess will entids share of public patronage
Their Firsr between Main and Locust op-
posite where eithe both Of them may be
sonsul ted unless absent On profess, onal business
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CIN GINS ATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.

EMPKONED PORTABLE MILL.
HSoR grinding wheat and and all other substances
M requiring grind ng. =. aa
all widths. f s.fa- -
Our r. Monroe: is sauthori1ed to sen the above
articles Cincinn att prices. including freight.
OaatJ r. Monroes Family Grocery, corner Of Oak an
sgeGsq iels4tf James BRADFORD co. Cincinnati o.
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODMAN.
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AND
sa te.a- NEWS PAPER. Is ~
PLATNER SMITHS
BI m k B o X 2 ape RS;
SMITH g. PETERS CUT CARDS &CARD SHEETS
Lightb0dy,s Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS etc. etc
SALES ROOMS, n & 7s WALNUT. STREET. q
CINCINN ATT, O..
Where they every variety paper ada ted to the city
eountry trade and the materials employed in its manu-
etur hest - -'4- 4A..-tt -@-
aS-I ssgHa fdrice paid for Rags. sep46m
GEORGE W. DAY. BROWN MATLAcK
DAY M RHATLACK, EST
oBEsALE1 DEALERS IN
D7x GO Obs,
No, SO PEARL STREET,
sep4smd 4dn si eIxCINNATI. o.
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MOTIONS! NOTIONs!l

HxLoWER vases meters. travelling comP Panions
best London ing eight ana ten xey'd French
zoe dolls marbssi toys, tea
sss port combs Superior needles pls tooth
picks kew rings pencils. steel tooth brushes wax
bsads DO Emerson's saPs toilet
aud battle doors, Wth great
-. oT ns far sale nv A. C.PUSHEE,
sA.rss! o!! VI und9r Odd Pellows' Hail. Firstst
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sORENsON.

WHoLEsALE DEALERS ~ GROCERIES AND LQOoks, ooKNEk
wATsR STs.. EVANSVILLE, IND.
FNE have this day formed for
the purpose doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eavng succeeded Of Messrs Allls
their stock and made additions to make
assortment able offer good bargaint
FoR CASH any house in Eyansve or any city in the
West. X ,. IENNEf,
s N.
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DUDLEY, sToNE . CO., -,
HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY.

BAROUX g. SN DIV DEN,
CORNER OF wAsHISGToN FLOYD SITS.
E LOUISVILLE. ky, III.
EN ANUFACTUREleS of steam engines and mill maehin
Fa blowing engines for furnaces superior force and
lift pumps pipes for gas
largely by railroad for supply ing
tOns; socket and hange pipes of any size railroad
wheels and other casns east and wrought iron balcony
and yard raug tobacco and lard tim be
and mill screws always hand.
accompanied by the money good
references promptly attended to. All work ranted
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WRT. X. BEcGISEW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in the .sCrcsceat City Bank Building
xMTILL attend faithfully all business entrusted to him
NW --,''--- my25
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DAVID O.NEIL,
e MERCHANT TAILOR,

NJ II Il Q II A N i i a LOIti
second street. between Main and Locust.
aWAS lust opened fine Of Cloths
of different eolors of hne quality am the
styles richest Vestings such as plain and
vevets silks &c. with commOner goods Tor ous
ness wear All goods best quality and haRd-
soonest varieties this city My old eusomer
aud generally invited to examine them. -
with frstrate work TO make up gooos IN
yles, warraat fits in all cases sep2tf
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half his periodical
rivaIit And while its extreme eheapHe,s
paying readersonly indirect pecuniary
has doubtless largely sweed its subscription
would be absurditv this
tented patronage evdence Of public
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EyANsVILEE AND NEW HARMONY TRf
EEhIE NIAkH. LINE

x-Ss$sslA ON and after Saturday July LIST, the un-
&fA dersigned will run TRI-WEEKLY LIsE Of
Stage Coaches as above.
Leaving Evansville, Mondays. Wednesday and Friday
at clock a All returning leaves New Harmony Tues
day IS Thursdays and Satu days att o'clock A. NJ.
The lire will all stocked with
comfortable Coaches and careful drivers and the
made with regularity and disTatch
transportation of packages promptly and carefully
tended
For other the Office at Liv
cry Sale Stable Market
their orders the Hotels will
prom pt attention. e. IL. De GARA0.
e29-tf
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CO-T,ARTNETES SHEFs.

HAVE this day associated with me- the Seed Az.
IL ricultura fmpsm Business ar. F, S. CARSON
the style of Grant Car
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MISCELLANEOUS.

10 THh CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
~ae& ASA KEN IA Gk n AND ALLhNOAS.
UAS D. SAUNDERS Civil Engineer having txken up his
AZ in ths city Of Evansville would respectfully
citizens portion of Indians
Ksaacky aud uo that he is prepared to furnish tans
SpsencaGions Estima work of descrip
srsaning co his profession Works Drainage
Land Railways. Turnpike Plank other Roads the I'm
iorovoment Of Rivers for nayg alton purpo etc.
Test ability fr L. b. Wilson. Esd, Chief En-
Albany aud Salem Railroad; Judge HuEhe
81 bloomington Ind; George g. Dunn of Bedford Ind
3. Wilson. u Engineer Of New Albany. Ind and H. O.
Chief Engineer Of the E., l. and G. Straight
Line Railfs Ed. be application. mh2O "