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WWTE hand Of the most nplete and de-
w sirable of everything in the DRY GOODS line
to Western Market which all cash
time buyers remarkably low rates Our goods
been selected with in quality. style and
price. willing duplicate the bills of regular
house of the mountans Our stock consists in part Of
the following articles;
and beached muslins cloths eassimerss satnes
prints linseys Innings silks satins surg velyet venEs
cashmeres coburg apacas de LANES, hats,
bonnet ribbons umbrellas seamless Rags shawls 5athes
&c. &c.
Together with large of Notions of all kinds,
from Yankee clock cambria needle. Also large stock
of
WELL MADE CEOEEHEEgSs
expressly for trade and give entire salts
faeoa. Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing showing goods and little the cheap
est for selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH.
Main street. ID door a eve State Bank,
ep2s EvausyilIe Ind.
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THE LAEEaS afJCh Is TIE CITY!
= DIN Z. GLOVER & co corner OF Main aud Seventh
Evans vile lnd. would Pec5fcIly inform the
Public that they have yard sale los CASH
peSe Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities ans tHanesst viz pngGe5and +rcovet Pine and
ash toOrug; Dressed and undr=sed Ge ting Castings and
Pann9lsi 100 oQo feet sound Common boards suitable for
shops barn ad euciug Piae and Poplar shin Elcs &C.
&c C2u h~vo made q order a the tocs prices SHELVING,
Doors Bin Pieces. N5rllirHz
Doorspud iudowa, sc, Bilia rewarded &C. l
who may send for Or5rs distance viii -aeeivc
proIap tattention. fstf2tf
a MES StFDVL1Es.-2 doz Nc. 2 genuine arHicio 70
- g j TFf-S. S..
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NEW VVAsHIN GFON HOTEI..

FENHE Projectors this House heiT
Main their Hotel, dnisa-
opposite the Court House where hey eparea
their old all others who
call them in much superior style than ornerly
patronage werespectuiy solicit
fthe which shall all endeavors
it. Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate.
Good Stabl and Wagon Yard kept foreountry custom.
eyI0-d&wtf FELkER b HEDDEREUH
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N First ApDnsitc the Post Once
FEvHEuude- sne1 after experience in the busn
q in the city New York in which ci he is aekuOvi
edged to have superior ia the of we'll APP
pointed bakery. W ould respectfully announce:
That July prepared to furnish al Kinds Of bread
cakes crackers pies hot rolls doeputs etc. eitherst
wholesale retail
supplies desired with everything fresh rom the
even the shortest notice. ..........a
Graham and brown breadsalways9
hand .--..t
" to his business which shall be executed yle not
he SURPASSED Nv any one vi J c. HAUNT
GBPKRTN EERSHEHFs NOTICE.
AvING, January last disposed Of Interest in the
5 late firm of Morgan Preston. have this DAY
formed CONFERENCE.-The with brosher VIM. VI Morgan,
style Of II ". W MORGAN, Tor the
purpose general wholesale business in Roots
and Shoes. Hats. Cans. etc. }. ii. MORGAN.
Evansville Feb. D.. So.
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DEsS. sSRAE & PEN EE-

ID ESPECTFULLY inforv citizens lie and
Ia virintv that they have formed partnership
practice of Medien and Surgery.
Having actively engaged in the profession for
century and become familiar With the diseases incl
climate theY their and
will entite them ashare of public patronage.
Their Frsr between Main and Locust
poste the Post Once where ethe or both them be
consulted unless absent on profess onal business
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NWTHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Wv PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET -Theun-
dersiTned would respectfully his the public
Evansville and vicinity that having based the interest
of partner in the late firm ofJ Reilly he
carry the Grocery and Produce the old
stand He embraces this opportunity returning Tor
patfavors and intends effort inertia ontuu
ance OF the same ie2n-1y WILLIAM REILLY
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Removal

FHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
Second immediately opposite the Pres
b terrain Church in the of5ce with Dr. Wood, where he
would glad all his old customers and goOdly
Der Of uewonps would pleased them with
anything in his line shirts. draw
order shortest possible notice.
Thankful for avors he would respectfully solicit
j. L. NELMS.
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Z .
filled yzl-d4W
MUTUAL FIRE INsUR ANCE COMPANY OF
VANDERBURGA COUNTY. IND.
DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes John S. Hopkins, I'm. Hell0aan,
Philip Decker, H. D. Atis, Wan. Il. Pres
t0n and Vim. Baker.
THIS Company is prepared to take risks upon
of the Vanderburgh, Posey Gibson and arro
Application may be made to the Secretary either OIL the
Tiraetors WIN. BAKER. Prest-
ROB'T BARNES Treas.
RORrT FARLEY. See'ry. oet26dly
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wEhave rented the Brick Building on First street.
below Mssrs BereDt Nieles and in few days
will ceivng Spring Stock W would RESPECTFULLY
invite all old friends ud Customers and the trade gene
rally call shall he prepared to oHer them
great nduemenr 18th in the quatvo or and N our
prices. We will offer goods al cash and prompt time
low other house n The West and solicit
the patronage of all such custom =. .-..--
l. - vi AiOHGAN.
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| THE 4as1EA'8s F4I,l7E DY
". -. 81 1Ezta Z Co.'S

FENElG md AGJE Q IE,
JEFFERSON STREET. OPPOSITE OVENS HoTEL.
gs ss7 = .LOUISFLELb, ~. T
fE p-oprietor Of this Invaluable preParaon have beeE
induce precedent TED uneeasng oe-
mand hf it'll TO tup At heavy expense an eat-
IishEeut alone anatbey Irelar-
with dispatJ partof the globe 1t
usually the thing IN the
s7av OF putting all give trial. "
could pub hundreds OF eerthcste ana leo ia regard TO
its tarilv BY hhUse whom it hos
Iieyc5; which may be called home
testimony deem tcient Gases O. tVelAe Es eighteen
permanently relieved by this
icne yhe al tie edes had tied We dc offer
IL as hing but for Fever ard AZ Chilli,
Night yeats and &erTous DetiitY We 60 t IS
eerru remedy given inan with pTfectsate-
IT, as il contains rothne bat what purely vegetable,
siren gth On ine and inviTor1tiag to the system.
En- Price - per bottles 80 Per de1en-
.eteen Third ens Fourth, oppo-
site OVENS Hotel. ' e IL SMi41i q co
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thereby certify that during the t5uumer r sides with
family On II BroadWay the city Of Lou
jsve Ey where myself and three Of my AFT let
ithills and Fever Wetred the usual Tcedits such
ag ufniue etc. getting relief, VIII smith co 5
Fever and Aq.s Cure was recommended and
men siuE and in few days eli relieved
cerfl1v recommend certain aud speo&y
distrcssin disease rrd it As the best medicine
for the disease ever offered 70 the public.
my hand this 225 day of october 1855 oui
vile Ky. "A. LHILE.
Personally rpeared before tie undersigned " A. Lyt
and oath taat the forth in the forget
certificate Given under my ham this 22d dayf
October 1853 JOS. CLEMENTS j. p. J. o
For sale in Evansville hoesale retail by iJs
KELLER. FAENSLY G CO.
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BOOTS a EEs StzePfss.
GREAT IsTCREASE II TITS MAMMOTH STOCK, AND
Lo! Still They Cornell
hUR stock Boots and Shoes Is complete. eunbra
cling every variety Of mems and boys', youths and
light work. and misses
fine Boots Buskins Ties and Slippers made to on
order and warranted to we'll Our stock - doue Che
in TIC city We have direct connection
with the largest best in New England Our
Is given the purchase and sale Of
3 GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
giving branch entire at
have decided advan5a those whose time
Is occupied in making sortqents @ Gun BrTels Sauoe
Pans Fish hooks, Sausages Rat Frps and Corduroy ipos-
sibl to- move al -withOub-ables- -fa---
Buy your Shoesof Booaud Shoe dealers, your
Motors Dry Goods from Dry foods
Houses city is no place for country stores
HENDRICKS ( MCREA.
nOvI2 rst street. FosterBeek.
q NslT Us barrels for sale by .0-lE
u my2I S. E. GILBERT & CO., Sye. near Water
TENABI. SALTS dog bags. for sale BY
b mv2l S. Z GILBERT il CO., Sye. water.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Il " "A ENSsJaSAa Gle COMPANY.
Of Hartford, COnneeticut.

Of Hartford, COuuscticut.
CAPITAL 500, 10o-0it PUi4 an and infested.
WIS Company with perpetual
u in 1919. and against damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses stores house
hold furniture and merchandise general. Also inland
against the pers Navigation Losses viii liber
THOMAS K. BRACE. Pres't.
E. G. RIPLEY, Secretary.
Applicationsf Insurance be made
ber who duly authorzedto receive poll
icies favorable terms Insurance
iathe West. A. G. HALLOCG Ag't.,
eyll-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
CIGaAis AND TOBACCO STORE or
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST, BET. 1ST AND2D.
20. SchaeHer d Schroeder's old staad0
I RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding th2tI have taken theaboye
stand, determined to continue the same business and
will constantly keepOn hand choicest Havana Cigars,
and Tobacco ofhe bes brands that Eastern markets a
ford also Snufand Smoking Tobacco ofall kinds Mer-
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, at the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business cOnvinces NE
that can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicita share of public patronage. lap1-G
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Whips Lashes Brushes, Combs Needles, Speeracles
Port M9unuies Fancy iardEare generally together viii
heavy gQqds Wig; Chaips Deg Irons trap Hinges Tea Ret
ties KNIVES aod Riddle ard
GsEu Barrels and asu7l SRI INNINGS,
Carmen ers and Choppers Tools Window Sash etc.
CHARLES S. WEI Is
oot2 Main street. % door belaE Branch Bank.
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a stock to suit their wishes. NJ \. Law Keno
P. S0rders from distance promptly and satlsae9oIy
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DEALER IN FORElGN ASp sD0gRsTlC LIQUORS, ,
WIN E1S, CO. D q Is y e}Ets+A ESSs
Sycamore street. betEt. Firss aud alter,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
THE gne has opened and has for sale large and
4 extensive stock Of choice imported ana dom site
LIQUORS, i4.ta ,et- -4H p
i-'A'' coRDIALs.
&c, &c.
lot of imported Havana Cigars offer al thefe
articles Country Dealers and Tavern and Coffee ~ use
the lowest and them hat nothing
in quality viii surpass ny selection.
Strict att utOn upright dealings and small prouts
the rne by which try gain he conf enee q
who win fay with n call mh25 5. MYERS.
etGSDEe1ES--
~ % ossesn new style Bonnets;.
1doE nnen c2u'ric Hsnal-erehiefs;
Eemstiched Dc;
5cart5ons green ereee 70 bl'k skCoatCora;
PSI JaeOnett Collars; $50 Gheoisetts;
scart3pn- black silE rrnCei Lace;
!. pieces super black Satin YestinEs;
10 do fireEadine Silk;
Gantua Ribbon ass'd widths and coloTs;
so cartoons stylc Bonnet Ribbon;
50 doz bonne' SILK Crayots reed this day and Tor
sale by JAMES LOW & co
apSd&w AIS MAIN street. Louisville ~.
JOHN q. CsgzSE',
D T z Y + 4 r J. 9 {.
T he Ev AySvILEE LIBRARY Association Rooms, Fos
a sBuifdiac5 will atts-d Ito drawing up Deeds Mort
and an other writing entrusted to him deeif-dtf
Ya EB sHS W. zELSG1E5.
FIRST STREET OPPOSITE THE POST-0FFICE,
Evansville, Ind,
LWAYS keeps hand fine assortment Of Perfumerie
"A OF 5he bet manu- aeturersj aiso,
Embroidering Materials Plated Jewelry
Canvass ETC. Oil Paintings and Engravings
Gilt Mouldinas. TOYS, te. nevl6
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AID il ATJE'kz a CRY.
J.. p Z f. & Q Z II, Se~s@>
DEALER IN o.
SA y L Z z Wy < r T q c.
ASiust received assortment SaddIe Trees Of
ali kinds 3sidIe Bits. SLirrur Irons, Buggy Mount
lss, Webs, Seating, &C, &c, which he Wlsell on c5a
lnabletsrms re also eeepson tame @enesul,,ssort-
emf dies, aar Brides, and al other things
1perainil f5' 5iBess, Of his own manufacture on
5aInstreet betwea rstand second streets, IT The old
stand loet24-tf
E6JzEy E'575JzE O., " I a.. E5l93Fs5Eg, &c,
~ sCas5EDT & sTA8HEs.
w keep con s',ly en- hans y2rtsty Of sotq Divans.
luuaoar TO order Of hase articles with hair or plush
PAPERS al qualities and -5ylsa which we pecsful-
odti8-t SCHMIDT q sTARKE.
80 AllsE7<8lS g, a z aS5z.
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY BUFFALO AND TOLEDO.
Y FL ar mo-" PREPARES 20 c9G'e5 .2f le e9iyeEy OF
BY che most ri5l laes on very favorable 5ers. Ship
Contracting, make ito their interest g. hi
EcEFoa2 LINE. ,-...--..,.-
mansst Albany Steam on Lakes ..e5 ,,
~ w. d.. fEo5-iAfoRs AND AGENTS
G. B. Iiiti55. lla Broad ST. upstairs ev York.
J, g Pae t e q Ell g.. Pai2 6gt NY
Geo. Foster Is Co. Evaes7il'o ind,
r, qoo. n,.i o1D 2s4 HGo LiN r.
albany troy. Marx packages osweso Line, care
It..,.,.t,, rsoF s.5 AND >- AeH 2
iii.5 y ~ Lit'isIoa,2' e5Eeso Ny
Geo Foster 6 Co.. Evansviie, Ind. y27
Gss0E RAILING.
41HE uraeEsigae5 las the2esEe5 Sc s.e Of and
wrought rods east figures put Do in great varcty Of
syleaad Sizes which win s7 At Jiaciuust prices ADDING
I4is raingt eHsaper more substantial shan any other
lots, yards or tor Piazzas, viii 40 we'll TO give
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CLOTHING, &C.


tbs ALLIES 5EELElalis ID &2>D!.!
aiIEGE NESS as. ALL A&lNG q BECM HAVE
- leased The OF Corner stand Wafer street. ander he
5ortme atsststyles Fail Clothing Fur
Eishng Goods and sell them astonlshingy low the
ALLIES BEEN SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and Boy eadymads Clothing
Trunks
Gentle Dress Goods aud Failors Furnishing GOODS
ever sousht to this city Their facilities or PURCHASING d
manufacturing superior other house IN yho city
which email iesCem all times I'll al orders with the best
of oCd5 and 1t the betbarg2ns Country and city
their New stock Reduced belore purchs-
ng elsewhere. deoio-tt
CITY EEP5s Hss 8grSJN zSs.
h7Fno u~n7red to 40 -7l kinds Of Civ Express husi
Of carrying lbs, springs made expressly Tor Ae elti
business carrying u1rttu-c without Danger
feet all kinds hauling 2Dd city express business one npon
the hOrtest Otce and reasonable terms inquire &C
uy28 COOKS Family Grocery.
SEVE1Eg VVs EgF9.
WY have inst received assortment o. Silver Ware
s1ch Fable. Tea Desert Salt and Mustard SPOONS
Batter Knives Spoons, Ladies'. ladies'
prices. Call soon ct BTTTROLFF e SONS.
deet2d Main street between First and Second,
RRTREVED PER STE AMER MIDAS.
= - BOXES W. z. Cream Cheese;
y > Gases y. Y. Paper Matches $50 gross;
Case IS boxes first o. IEdigo;
B0xds double fined Soda Saleratus in h. papersi
oe5i7 I.& D. HEINANN.
EE5T EDE-lV ETl-In store
ag Striped Linen Drills; White Linen Drills;
linen Table Diaper; Cotton Table Diaper;
Irish Linen: Ginghams;
Russia Diaper 20 JEWELL & CO.;
mh13 Corner Vine and First
NOTICE.
VIZ have sold stock of Groceries to MessTs Hersh
Carson. sincere thanks TO
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'FD E15E :. tllLf58 Ut ~ t04EEGlN.
WT have ust received Leaies Fashions for September
Nv also stock The finest Ladies' Letter and No
Papers and EnYelops to match. -
sep8 DOBELL & LISTER.
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PAN OGl6 b E'JAG FSrsts
FTVHE Tax Duplicate the city Of Evansv 1855 Is
Il in my hands and under the i'straeti2n Or che
CITY Council must collect prior to the first Acnay IN
vember 1856 As there is but little time in which 70 % The
business viii the necessity of calling
Council has decided tab excuse
the Collector. Office ut Holingeworth Hughes,
Main j. WESLEY HUGHES. Collector.
sop2-3m
fsoAP-IO0b boxes No Family P un. sale
ausi2 GEO. FOSTER co.
TTXTRA SIG AR CIR ED y AATs.-A supply very
sep5 HERsHBERGER & CARSON.
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EAS. @. JONES andJAS. r., BLYTHE tttorniesst Law
q Evansville indians have Gssociaec themselves part
neTs in the praCceo the Law ana VIII practice
r. this and the Joining counties aud in the Supreme
District Court 10y design turning rher attention r9rbic-
ulariy 60 land law In short time they Gi De prepared
give IN few minutes IN abstract OF the title almost any
lot IN Evansville or its cnargemepts in Lamasco
rher with their professional inion the tle if5e
sired iv15-9
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UE- SOLUTION NOTICE
N the 9th August the partn ersnip existing between
Mckinney & Cooke dissolved ~ mutual consent.
AIcKIxNY all debts ewing ly the ste firm
purcha e. A. Cookies entire interest in
Merchandise heretofore owned BY them IN Te
Ind. y hcAi = y 1.
sep3-tf b. A COO y,
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e j. eases Faoev Cashmere. assorted styles;
do Steel Mixed Cashmere; reed this day fer
sale ~ JAS Low & co,
Gets 4is Main street. Louisville, KY.
HUST RECEEVg5D-A fresh lot Of
e. Primes; De LANES; Sieeies;
Caml~ics Jaceouetsi Bard Mulls
J, G. JEW ELL & CO.,
mhl3 Corner Vine and First.
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aPERFraunn RREAru.

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of disagreeabe treath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers"a as dentifrice would only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white aabaster?
Many persons do not know their breath bad and the
subject delicate their friends will meutionit
Pour single drop of the Balm your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the - Balm of a Thousand Flowers" Ii will re
move pimpies, and reeiltes from the skin leaving
it of soft and roseate hue. Wcta towel pour on TIVE
or three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAvIHG MADE EAsY.-Net your shaving brush in
either cold water. pour two three drops
o! 'sBalm of THOUSAND Flowers, rub the beard well
and it will beautiful softiaher much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FErRIDGE 81 CO.. propretors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY &z co.
ap5 lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
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NICARAGUA CoFFEE.-During the political
troubles in Central America the cultivation Of
the old coffee estates has almost ceased. In
Nicaragua a great many have been confscated
to the State, which Walker will distribute
among his followers and adherents and Yam
kee industry and enterprise will restore them.
The new crop is about ripening, and we may
see some samples of it in the market. The
Nicaragua paper says:
The coffee tree grows with but little culti-
vation, and blossoms in three years after be-
ing planted. A farm can be very easily ex-
tended by removing the plants which grow
up around the roots of the first bearing tree,
and rancho on which there is at present but
one thousand trees could in two years be
made to grow fifty thousand. We have no
data on which to found an estimate of the
quantity of coffee grown in this State, but we
can safely say that Nicaragua, in two years,
could be made to export the article in large
quantities.
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CHF The treaty of Paris. by the Great Pow
ers. has become nullity, by the neglect Of
the principal parties to fulfill its conditions
Russia has refused to neutralze the Black Sea
and Austria has not evacuated the Principali-
ties, which were to have been accomplished
in six months from the date Of the treaty
This non-fulfllment of the positive stipulations
of the treaty, has released all the contracting
parties from their obligations to observe it. The
new Congress of the same powers, about to
assemble at Paris, may restore it.
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C57 Such paragraphs as the following serve
to impress on the mind the astonishing ad-
vancement of our country. 1t is better than
volumes of essays.
The population Of the eleven infant colonies
in 1701, was $4,000 souls. Georgia and Della
ware were added to the number about 1749,
and the census reports give US l, ,446 600. In
the year 1895, the thirteen colonies had 303-
600 whites, and 100000 slaves. After the
adoption of the present constitution, in 1870,
there were thirteen States with 3,172, ,664
white, SO, ,456 free colored, and 698, ,807 slaves.
In 1850 the States had increased to thirty one,
and the population to 15, $4,000 whites, 434,
600 free colored, and 100000 slaves The
total population at this time is approaching 10
30,OO00OO.
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(EF The construction of the Suez Canal
from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea will,
it is supposed, draw all the trade of Europe
with the Indies and China through those seas,
and it is shown that the trade of America also
with Southern Asia and the Indian Archipel
ago will take the same route, as the distance
and time by the new route will be scarcely
one-fourth of voyage round Cape Horn
The outward voyages of our ships are now
made in ballast by the change of the course
of trade our present commerce with India
would be combined with our Mediterranean
trade. Our ships taking cotton, tobacco, and
other exports to Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey
and Egypt, would load with return cargo al
Alexandria of India imports. The Red Sea
which is now deserted, silent sea, will become
the crowded highway of the greatest com
merce of the world. Our commerce with
China and the Eastern Islands will probably be
by the way Of Panama and the Pacific in the
future.
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GF Marseilles, in France, has permanent
population of 250,OOO, and in this respect is
the third city of the empire but she now
ranks first in regard to commerce and when
the Suez Canal shall be completed and freel
commercial intercourse is established with
Turkey and the Black Sea, her trade will rap
idly increase. She will be the entreport for
all the trade of France, Spain and Italy, with
India and Turkey, and it is predicted that in
ten years. her population will number 4OO.-
'OOO. Her harbor, which can moor 5000 YES
sells, is now insufficient to accommodate her
commerce, and new anchorages are being pre-
pared for the increasing shipping.