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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01

YorsG MEs's HARD SHE'LL COMMITTEE "A meet
ing Of the Con ndtise WIS held last evening at No.
LOB Broadway c Godfrey GuDther 10 the char. The
Con mit,ee on Conference with the Young Mems 'ft
Committee, reported that satisfactory cement
had been agreed upon and hat on the stu Of August
the Soft c. tmmiee would esc~rt this COMMITTEE from
Il er hall down to Tammany, whore formal consoli-
da ou would take place. The tetiogs of the Fusion
Committee ale to be held hereafter at rammauy.
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CAPTURE OF BURGLAR The dwelling oi MI
Came ter No 63 -Four ayerus entered at shout
ocotk yesterday morning and robbed Of two wallets eonts log
The bur ard alarm hsibs rs.s d. 20
BE-. an Ahton of the Fifteenth Ward chase and over
bsuc bo his John Waters and wss locked
mp BY Justice Wood for examination.
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AMERICAN DENTAL CosyENTIos.-The Dentists OF
this city held sn adjourned meeting lat evening in
the CbapeIH tie University Bulldogs, for the pur-
pose Of perieciiDg the arranged for the great
Dental Convent-on to be held or the 9th int.
TIE several Committees appointed at the previous
meeting made their reports, which were adopted. Toe
Copventi,n will be held 10 Hope Chapel, and upon
the final adjournment grand Entertainment VIII De
gwen by the Dentists of New'lork to their proieS-
sional brethren from sbro1d
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THrFr Br SERyarIr-Csthripe Cooyy, 49,
erd.y srycssd By Sergeant Johns, Of the Hsss s~p'
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The Board then adjourned till Friday.

FIRE IN CHARLTos STREET About O'Clock yes
terdsy moruipg fire br ke ont IN the bakery os
Henry Sheets No G7 Charlton street, but The f'mes
were toon extingui. he'd by tb fremer. Loss s25 Ne
s,snce In Consequence Of some defect in the oven,
which was bfir heated at the time, the flooring over
head was set On fire, thus causing an alarm.
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Corr DE SoLEIL.-CoroDer Connery held "a m
yesterday at No 6 Grand street. the body o. IN
PsDDSt native Of New Yok, years of age who oo On
WsdrF evening from the effects Of the excessive nes
Verdict eccofdinsly
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THE COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH met yesterday
noon il Mr. Valentines ofi,e, City Hail. President
Baker 10 the chair, Walter X. Conckl,n, Secretary
The following vessels were reported and acted upon
by rte Boa,d:
The petition of Captain of bark George Leslie from
Cel fDgos TO bring hrs cargo "a the city or Brooklyn,
var laid 90 tn, table The petition o' bs'k &. Ihomp-
from MatsDzas, to bring cargo 10 the CITY or DroVxr
lyp. grated.
Ship II Purri, gton from MatsDzas, was allowed 70
brir 2 b, cargo to the city Brig Emily, from Turks
J. land srd Dtmarara arrived on the goth lnsf VIII
,st and log esood; cargo to be hgh,sred to Ne~-iox.
S,booper W. c. Menbop, from New Orleans, .ith
neychau is-, allowed w proceed TO the CITY. bns
Philadelphia from Pr au Prince, with logwood; cNgs
to be btered 10 N.wYo'k 6heep day, after aIfvS,
if al b, stby. Scho"rer Pallux, from Fgardo, T. NJ
W IN Sugar n uoases cargo to be hghtered to tho
c, aft fife IN DAYS from time Of arrival 30th inst
Bank Juhana from Trinidad de Cuba with sugar.
Saus dsir sti"n S'hoor er H-rriet Ne4l, hom Ctoo-
fpgss with sugar, all weli on boarc. Same d'posl
tion.
Ambition in regard to alleged nuisance in william
stt,t az referred 10 the Cify 1nspector.
Steam, hin Tenn.s ee cargo 10 be ightered to tho
City, Scboop.i Thomas Bradley con.idered at D eyious
meeting. allow ed To pre- ceed AFTER htren Gays Az
al d. remain well. Brig VIM r. X ID ", from Ris
Gu de With bides bOn's, bair and woJ. Cargo to be-
lgbtered a. sent out Of the state.
Brg Osceoa from Humacoa, allowed to proceed IN
ten days
rbe e. mpaints IN regard to slaughter houses at No.
1O1 Second street snd 6tber parts OF 'b~ same sueot
br,r nusar c.s referred To the City lospector
The steamer lsab.l from Chs'eston with bal 40.
ordered to Quarantine for thirty Gays. Passsn
g4re slow 10 come after several Gays deten'ios
The following presmnle ard resolution were adopted:
Dhs,eas TIL .ar rhter hous. No 2s Mott street, In
~ a6, o. .Ia ed ip" The 1 s1t,@ p &C. the resore
R,or,d That The CITY b. and hereby directed to
have tb. q on said dse0pnnec i'm sdiaey.
the remss h Roughly clear.ed snd pur ID and the 'sasA
m j 3 LfthAu
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Os SPREE.-Late on "Wednesday pght compile
cf cur boods cal smhonian House In Broad Ssy,
room on h. foo fronting Houston street.
beh ha' eDtrfd tban tbey moist mo ",
tho usb TIE wiCdcV coupe Of Dymohs Soon great b,e
from The AID mos OF The orfefs
swaIeIed by ii az complained 10 the indord w.c
r. c. and the gs'ers ard ber a'Ies ~eI
aksD the House and there for the iems
the Tiqh the moDiDg Justice Anderson rep IN h
whole party ard then let them 40 viSh canton 70 "
better " future
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n'ps OF then plisSners hurnbers had ALREADY bees
-n. hsr. and tome forty more w,re nov on their way
:" 'hir city.
Tt, Hoyor deC6,d ,bsi, o. the men were no: crini-
ret, Re hao no jurisdiction in the maiter. Ther
''strt Cor di'iun, be said wGs but Of the inoso
"h'tc's 4" hvn vudrr d.spo,ic govemoent
Col f"ibes observed to the Mayor that IN the Wac
of The i'uee's mought over in ,be S,rdlpian vosscl
sane TINE ago, the Consul wa obliged 70 dep rit sew
'rsI tbOussn' dollars as guaranty ,ginst their he
charg' sbe to the St~te as nsu,e,.. al.o that
il they le't behud one dospotsn IN F.,ooe the,
would fsll unctr another d,spottsn h.re-,h.t o[
burger
II, Mayor replied that the Ssrdipan Consul haA
vcui isi MADE The deposit alluded to- snd .hs, he
n usht the Pepd atc SardipiAr Consus in ths .ss
,ugtt sso 10 do something, but If they refused, be
I'D o authority to compel them He remarked tast
h, would write 10 the Consuls, ard lay the matter
te'ure them, and inform Gel f., who had 4ken sucb
.n Interest in .cse meo of the result in the course u
q day or two.
ACorS1Ess IL TRorBtE.-About week ago lady
calrg herself Madame kondesu sniv-d in this city
fr H. Ctcutts, and took rooms ct the L,fsrge Hoase.
who're she quietly remained until Tueeday at-noos.
when she wss vi,irto by Cus'om.tiouse officer, ~ho
entered her apartments ard stized num Yer of pack
y hNh h be conveyed 10 tue DOh'tC W arHouse.
Tie cfcer stated the packages copa ed goods 70 Tho
value of between $50 900 aid $40 ooo and were sub
itci to duty. Among the goods we've fine i.ces, en-
Jrod,rts and several sLasls worth upward OF 81 ooo
each.
The lacy inn ediately eppled to Messn Burroughs
& Stope the rropr'etors e the Lsfpge, when they
advised ber 70 consul, the French Consul Madame
r. .taes that the go ds belong 10 her, and that she
-. rod -, han ahp
tele tie captain OF toe v.sse. sent Custom Hcass
broker 10 her who attended the business Of passiog
h,r 60 d.. Tie gnod-. through the in-trumen'slty OF
the hr' k'r accordingly passed by the Custom
House officer md a the order &C Mad ,me r were
tsker from the vesse 70 the Lsfarge where they
usin, d uDd'r,urb'd d until TUESDAY
Madame X. further states that she va willing TO
pay any charges, hut asked for any except
b, the Broker. She st remains at the Lsfsrgc, and
wss Yesterday vi,ted BY the French Consul and other
dls,ng ui-hed gentlemen who now engaged in in
ves'gaiDg the sffar.
Ii has leak, out that the lady is of some dstinc-
tion and Is the Countess de Rondesu.
II is suppestd that the Ceptsin Of the vessel tho
meme o. which we not learn, s impl'cated IN como
way il ths matttr-tbst through his irstrumentLity.
or that of the Brokers the goods got off in tho
manner stated in order that information might be
given The speculation is very nice enc, as tho
:, ftmer gets one. half toe value of the property in
case OF its beipg con6scated.
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FAraL FAIL WHILE iSTOxicArED.-Pstrick Cor
is.p s,iy- Ireland 6 OF ki-d ysstsdsy
mfg by fsiDK down ssrwas 10 the house, No. Hs sed
We, ,yb ID street while Intoxicated he W. on visit 10
hoU,e and Rad taken beshf. with esye who -s6sd
Coonei Fs held and inquest the body Veri
:" Aecids nt.i Dc sath"
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ALLEGED THEFT or GOLD-DUsT BY JEwE,Lsn -,
John Meyers weller Soing business N ore SA6r a..
We, ye rdsy sreseJ ty Offer Kee'e o. sS % =, "a f,oa
Isut Fsni. lss Csornis u sppss va" ss,a,n
r.S. Isi b dns Amounting n lIZox Se'sh""
fabhSp bsS h WsII sree, ard sterward took u to
Ns,,,. ~bo ads With him ,.r ~ ont .s u. ue.-ase
VS. a. nn.k.t said thing until the gold was
esh.s a. foond 70 be lsch short re ,nsa ,.eS:s' & -
% obo,pe for srsrd larceny. The Magistrate held the
Iusa.5 ,5 20 bail In 4 ,OcO 70 aIsveT the charge.
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FALL. CAMPAIGN!
FEAEsDW ARE Al WEROEESALE
a NEW ASD VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
GHAS. S WEIIS-

NEW STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,
eurning thanks for the patronage
RE pubic. since he opened in Evansville. would
tueky city purchasers also that he has
in the Heaviest stOck of Hardw and Cut
tery onethird) that he has offered the Evans
sale Many Goods purchased
England and by importing (drect) from Europe
American Goods filled
Works he is ony able but decidedly d posed
to Hardware figures
He invites careful examination of his stock and prices by
Merchants and Traders feeling assured that he
full iustiee.
Among the articles (Almost nnumeraoe) comprising his
stock he names the following to the trade,
boxes AxesWells Lppin Leverets and Collins;
$50 dozen Pocket Knives tfglly assorted;
i0g9 ~ DO Steel Shears and Scissors; w.
100 do Razors and Strops;
100 gross Spoons-Iron. Britania and German Silver
0dozen Coffee Mills all grades
do Files and Rasps, all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles, turned bottoms;
20 lbs Sadrons. assortedi
300 dozen Butt Hinges, do
1900 Screws. Eiml pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socks and ocketsi
100 do Augurs;
400 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards.
900 pairs Shovel and Tongs, iron and brass heads
so dozen Saws Mill to Key hole;
Is do Steslyards and Scale Beams;
so do Ames Cand other hrandsl ShoveIs and Spades;
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
Japanned Tinware fully assortld.
whirs and Brushes, Combs Needles. Spectacles
Port Fancy Hardware generally together with
viz; chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties Knives and Riddles and
Gun Ba arreIs and Gun Trimmings,
Carpenters and Coo pers FOOLS Window Sash,
CHARLES s. WELLS.
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Rank.
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RAILROADS, &C.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RALLHOAD.
As "a = E,s!55.s.;.z...g .z...,s .z...ssss .sss
THE undersigned having been ap -z.
LIZ pointed Agent the above Com -hASs 3
sss45s in this city would in form shi p ~ss1sgA
pers. merchants and the public
generally that F. Leeeh. George Harris aud George
Black late OF ID. Leeeh Co.., and Thomas S, Carke
CLARK Thaw, under the firm
LEECka G. CO.,
Are by appointment special eonsgnees and shipping
of the Peqnsylvania Railroad Company They have estab
ciihed all the principal shipping points
aand west and prepared to receipt trouh from New
ork. Boston. Philadephia and Baltimore all western
cities and from all ana towns
Atlantic seaboard by OF the Pennsy Railroad
The direct ther whole attention forwarding
aud have facilities for shipping and without
second their charges BY
with the Railroad company being emely low. "a
nominal the expense of drayage they hope
be allie TO give satisfaction.
shipments produce made their be forward
ed free of charge for commission.
FurinfOrnation apply at their oiees
Depot, Liberty street. PittstErrg;
No South 18th street. Philadelphia;
do North street Baltimore;
No 2 Astor Place,
do South William street. New York;
do Battery Place,
do 81 Kiby street, Boston;
Orto JOHN s. MITCHELL,
epl3 6m Waterst., Evansville. Ind.
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HYDIsAULEC POUR DRY.
BARBA ROUX s. SN w ID e N

D 4 Il B A 4 UU x q , n . W II L n
CORNER WASHINGTON AND FLOYD SITS.
LOUISVILLE, KY,
an ANUFA CTURERS of steam engines and mill maehln
xS ery blowing engines superior force
lift pumps iron pipes for gas. water
railroad mpanes for supplying water
tions; socket OF size railroad car
castings cast and wrought iron balcony
raiiag and lard tim
and naill screws always on hand.
Orders distance accompanied by the pney or good
references promptly attended to- All Work Warranted
APPS
JAMES LOW g. CO.. OUISViLI.E, KY,
receiving their stock of Spring Goods of
"a which of their importation direct from the
m = u Facturern Europe.
We bought all Goods Tor CASH, Pnn are epareo
prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United Our stock OF
BROWN s SHEETINGS AND PRINTS
we'll assorted during the coming
sold CASH and All orders or the
m he accompanied with the fet2l
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EVANSVILLE IND. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 13. 1856
LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED L AGRIOU LTURAL WAREHOUSE
MILLER. AsBASaA'E T. d 90.
TANUFACTUR EIis and Dealers il al kinds OF Farm
wi aud Garden implements Moving keapins md Ihresh-
Field Garden Seeds Trees 5lo Main
street opposite Bank o Louisville. Louisville by.
Ssp25-lyW
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HE'LL HANGER

NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS H. MAGHEEs
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
24South William street, New York.
DElNG long gsestabshed with an extensive connection
in the above business respectfully solieits consign
ofa kinds of Western Produce, which will receive
and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed
consgnments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made all Shipments when required by
J.H. MAGHEE e. CO.,
feb20-tf Evansville, Ind.
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IMPROVED PORTABLE ETBLL.
ENoR grinding wheat and corn and all other substances
5' requiring grind ng.
Genuine old Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting OF
all widths.
R. Monroe. is authorized 70 sell the above
articles Cinciun att prices, including freight
CaatJ R. Monroes Family Grocery corner Of Oak and
ieisusf JAMES BRADFORD Il CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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NUMBER I84,
30 never mind;it's all fright" said poor Bon
1,or 4

80 never mind; it's all right" said poor Bon
neau, dreadfully embarrassed.
The rte withdrew, repeating in an under
tone: 'The public-what can one do against
the public?'
Billiard, after again warmly thanking his
friend, retired to his own apartment, leaving
Bonneau to his reflections.
"There is no use in trying" he thought; "a
peaceful, inoffensive fellow, Ihave been all my
life, and peaceful inoffensive fellow am
doomed to continue. And, after all, is it not
better so? Though have not succeeded in
making an enemy, the efforts have made have
hurt my own feelings, and wounded my con-
science. I'll e'en pass the rest of my days
satisfied in making friends; and do not see
why | shouldn't become distinguished
member Of the Peace Congress" Thereupon
our hero betook himself to bed; but ere his
eyelids closed he suddenly started up and ex-
claimed: reH
Ounce that was to neglect the only in
fallible method Of making enemies.-I forgot
to lend money 10 my friendsh'
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C0-PAKTNEAsSaEIP.

yr1uR have this day formed Co-partner
shin under the style aud arm of GEO FOSTER o. 20
for the transactIon ofa general FOrnardng ana Com
Rnsfness and have erected for that purpose
very arg, and spacious Freproof Warehouse' on tne
Wab "a ind Erie Canal and corner OF Locust ana Dun
sa,n % ts and near the Depot OF the Evansville and
(rqwfordsyilie Railroad, where they Will nave ape
room and convenient facilities for storing all xmas OF
. Produce and Merchandise. ,. i.ha. h
They will give special to Consignments eher ey
River Railroad Canal or Wagons, and wllllor"ard
They viii give personal attention to tho purchase or
sale OF Produce Groceries in this market ana soc
for the purchase Sugar and Molasses on tne
Coast as one the firm will be in the South during the
Winter -. .-... 49,, ,ho-c
They hope sy unremited attention 70 me anG r
,sihe public patronage mvC ~; " poSTER
aoo,1 w. NJ. AIKMAE.
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WM. X. McGREW
D. D.s.A1DRRsON. MERCHANTTAILOR.
SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TINE subscriber mistaken the above house, and
j. entirely reftted and refgrnishedit and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has aso rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has goods ofhorsesand car
riages to let.
The stable is large clean and welllocated, and good
hostlersare in Particularattenton
will be paid to the OF horses him for keep
and in all respects, the public Ia lind the Sher-
wood House GOOD Hotel. [jye-ul j. A. SYkRS
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NNTHITB LEAD.-lOo kegs pure for sale by
w nOv27 ORR. DAL2ELL & co.


FESHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Es.atlish
second street immediately opposite the Pres
by erian Church in the Office with Dr. Wood. where he
would be glad all his old customers and goodly
Der of and would be pleased them with
anything in line such coats shirts draw
etc, order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for avors he would respectfully solicit
ccntinuance of the at the hands OF liberal public
y26 j. l.. NELMs.
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DUDLEY, STONE s. CO,
MM,SSI0N 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS

UUMM ,NNIUN q FUhW ANUINU MEUUUANI II,
Second Street, Jst'n Main and the Rtrer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
EeARTCULAR attention paid the purchase ard sale
q HEMP. COTTON, J0BACCO. PORK. BACON.
LARD FLOUR ETC ;together With all kinds Of Produce
and Manufactured Articles o0nsgnments solteed and
usual advances made.
To-AIessrs. Buchanan Co, Wholesale Grocers
Commission Merchants, VI. a. Richardson Co.. Hemp
Manufactures Cornwall Bro. Wholesale Groeers and
andle 0wesy Pork Packers
Com mission Merchants Armstrong Allen. Dealers in
Pork. Montgomery Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
FRANK CAkTER... .........wM r. JoUETT.
CARTER 81 JDUETT.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
so. %, EAST SIDE Third ST., BEr. MAIN ASD WATER
LOUISVILLE. Ky.
Geo Foster & Co.. P. G. o. Riley 4 Co..
Evansville Had. JeI4-ty
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T1, rHr CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIAN
KEN NrICKY Y AND ILLINOIS.

KEN rtGk 7 AND II4LINUIs.
EAs D. SAUNDERS. Civil Eagineer having taken up his
.bads in ths city would espectfuy
70 the citizens the portion Of Indiana
KantIcv that he is prepared TO furnish rlans
and work of description
srtauing 60 his prossion viz: Water WORKS Drainage Of
Lad RaGways Plank other Roads, the I'm
sorvvemsat Of Rivers for vigAton purpo es ETC.
Tsst monias Of ability fren D. b. wilson. hSl uIae Hbas
81 mIngton Ind: George g. Damn of bedi9rd Ino
"a W;I.on n Nv Enrineer New Albany Ind. and ii y
EAcure Es1 Chief Engineer of the e. l. and U. 9Tasn'
ETsine n aiirs ad can be application mhzO ~
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decI4
.JoHY r. CRISP,

NOT ARY PUBLIC
r 4ba EyA yAysyfLLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Rooms. Fos-
trs Buildings, will attend to drawing up MoFs
q g. aud all oth"r WRITING ert-114ad 70 w -
nnvai TENNEY & SoRENSoN.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

FENHE Undersigned baving the above busnes
in Evansville Hatters himself with the nope shat his
Experience and skill in all desert ptions measuring
machinery will upon trial. be found worthy the ention
only the resident citizens the city but also of
sompr sing the ''circumambient vicnage.''
the Post Once where be found st all
CFFICE HoURs. my8 r. II. GATES.
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CABINET RTARERS' STOCK.
EUST received.
Cd 100 gross be- crews. fat and square head;
$40 feet Safe Wire;
200 doz Iron Cupboard and T II Loeks
100 doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
2OOdoz 10 do Table do. 4 to u;
100 doz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
2OO gross Gimbet Point Screws. assorted all sizes;
400 Furniture Cistars. Brass and Iron Wheel;
so doz Cabinet Files and Rasps. ass lengths;
50 dnz Looking Glasses, ass'd sizes;
so reams sand paperi -
juEt rec's ana for sale by APPS BABOOCk BRO.
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CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.

=
FENHE Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention dealers and to their large AND
varied stock of Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
dealers such that enabled to
hand all times large stock of Caps and Letters
plain and Sulsd Flat Demys Mediums, Royals and
super Royals; Blank Papers PlatneI
4 smith, and other first class manu- facturers.
We for the best Printers Cards and Keep on
hand all times, complete stock of Prnters Papers OF
every description Ligatbody's Book and News Inks
sieCreary's CoIored Inks varnish and Gold Size.
hand in large stock of the hest Four
Newsand ROok PAPER and supply orders to al
with regular szes and irregular sizes
make to order on shortnotice.
We the highest market price in cash, for Rags Bag
e'1s' NIXON GOODMAN.
Wholesale Paner Dealers & Manu- faeturerS' Agents
senI1 and 70 Walnut 81 Cineinnati.
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TEvNEYN sORENsON.

wRoLEsALE DEALERS GROCERIES AND lI9uokE' ooEHEH
wArER ANO sTs.. EVANSVILLE, IND.
yTNHE this day formed eopartne
tha narnose of a wholesale Grocery ana liquor
busineqs Eavug succeeded the business OF Messrs ANS
Howes purch sed their stock and made aaoitons 20
omnle rtment shall able TO oher as good
FOR CASH any house in Evansye or any SIt nv s
West. S6pRNSON
ihn3 -
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EPUTLER'S MERCANTILE WRITING FLUID
q boxes doZ each Of this choice Ink for sale bv
ianIs s. Z. GILBERT & CO.
CaNfE! GAMEr-Alo. of Prairie Chickens. Qpaiia.
N Squirrels, Venison, Rabbits. e. ioT sale by
febl J.. ". & s. VTCEERY.
SOAP AND CANDLES boxes Tallew Candles; 10
- boxes Common and German Soa p Tor sale ny
feb2O J. ". i 5. VIcKERT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-13
j. E. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET RETwEEN VINE AND DIvl
EVANSVILLE, IND,

FIRST STREET RETwEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
MANUFACTURER efevery description Of Brass Work
VA of equal quality perior
tured n the East, and favorable terms.
and cylinder cocks church hotel bells
fristion metal peter solder. well mpiete
ana also appointed sole agent in this city for the sale
riablv when exhbited been awarded with che 6rst n,
MUM Samples OF the be at the establish
Every pton Brass Castings to order an
Thehgheat price paid for old copper Brassaue
Ali addressed will meet with prompt i'm
mediate attention. dec4
CLOTHS pieces French TwiIIed Cloth this
u and for sale By JAMES Low & CO..
RWUsIIN DE LAINEs.-5O pieces all wool Musii lin
I'VE De Lame assorted cOOr reo this day qgd for sale
deo15-d&w AIS Main ST. Louisville. KY.
VI dee21 PRESTON BROS.
NEW MOLAssEs.-l5o bbls prime new Molasses in
deosi PRESTON BROS.
HORSE AND cow FEED.
w decIT-dtf GEANP & CARSON.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Administration
ApoLRH BRTNKMAN. deceased. The estate is supposed
nov28 wS BRACKET MILLS. Administrator.
SKATEs!l Ca,k Skates assorted from SIS 90 per
deeS CHAs. s. WELLS.
THSOBACCO.-iOboxeaeh choice Virginia Tobacco;
IL box Fancy Twist;
keg Pancake Tebaeeo. SOM thing new
and extra. at noyl5 COOKS Family Grocery.
J,REsH BALTIMORE OYSTERS chest 50 cans
L Of a. Fields coRN-fED Oysters, Just received at
decl2d COOKS Family Grocery