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sea and could be brought 70 assent TO no means o. carp
ng out this condition which did mol end directly to d.
feat H. We do not believe, as We nave saiu thal any
hesa difeultes will really be allowed TO interfere viii
h see which the court OF ST. Peiersourgh seems 10 han
deteined 10 be necessary 10 It's interest but merely wis.,
10 cool tile ardOr of those over-sangane sprs who MAJ
infer that everything already done aud that nothing
mains Tor England aud France but to rng their bells T
their bonhres, and pay the bili
Nothing should Induce us TO relax for single NO
ment in our preparations antl AZ 'ue supaiauons W
have mentioned have been clearly and uneqasooay pu
by Austria and as clearly aud uneluiyocally conceded VI
must remember that by the pressure we nave put uPO
Russia aud not by the mediation OF austria has the pre-
emf bappy alteration ia circumstances been broug
about and that III would preserve the advantages d
our position II can only be done by constant adhesion
the very means by which that change has been prodGc
let Russia once 10 believe that we have aOW
the homes of ease and tranquility TO unnerye ygano
and disarm courage and the whole work must he do
aver again for she will assuredy find means ID wngg
ont of the concessions che has made and TO resume her
attitude of haughtness and defiance The way TO Obtain
peace is 10 make adversary feel thoroughly-Wha h
indeed no than the truthhow much more Necessary
that peace is 10 her than IL Is to u.s. We have tried
and remonstrance with etec-ave tried yigor and A
ton with the most encouraging results BY energetic
ton we have compelled the enemy TO negotiated by
tinuance of that energy and that action We shall bring
| those negotiations TO happy result
1t il the common error OF historians 10 attribute 10
these matters too much 10 the talents OF penpoenae
and too little The relative force OF The contracting State
No negotator was more successful .han onares Nj beU
the battle of Puawa Napoleon before the expedition
Moscow for their arguments backed by their bayO
nets and faults in their logic passed unnoticed amid h
thunders of their After these signal reyerse thu
negotiated with equal talent but entirely different success
for tic power that gave force TO their propositions
gone Now them If in the course OF the war; II
cessary TO push on those preparations which are required
for the efficiency of and land forces in the
campaign. Never before was that necessity 30 urgent
never would the effects of any relaxation or remissness
so Immediately felt We have the goal in sight, and thai
ought induce rather to double than remit
tons BY observing this line OF conduct we shall eh
! have gained the noblest victory-a solid and lasting
peaee-or be in position TO inspire those who shall
have withheld it from with still more durable repent
! ance" ... ...
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How THOMAS CoRwM--A letter from Cincinnati, from .
relative Of Mr. Corwn IL 10 said that be pro-
crossing fsvorably under the severe injury recently
ceyed by him from fall though il would probably result
in permanent lameness
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SAVANNAH RIVERA bill is before The legislature OF
Georgia appropratiug $4,000 the obstruc-
ton in the navigation Of the Savannah river called the
aKnoll," situated opposite Ccckspur leland
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CONGRESS TUESDAY.

SEEATE-The Chair laid before the Senate communi-
cation from the Secretary of State and several from the
Secretary of War; which laid the table and
dered to be printed. #H
Mr. Clayton submitted resolution appropriating two
hundred cords Of wood the suffering and destitute of
Washington city be paid for Of the contingent fund
of the Senate which, after debate laid the
table
The special order taken up, and MIR. Foot made
speech in support Of the positions of the Executive in
laton to the disagreement with England to the inter-
probation of the Cayton-Buwer treaty. Mr. Wilson OBJ
tained the door and the subject postponed until
Thursday. The usual morning business then taken
up and after the Introduction of large number Of bills
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE, REPREsEsrATlyEsThe business transacted to-
day may be summed up in a few words. After meeting
and dsposng of the customary preliminary business Adam
j. Glossbenner declared by resolution Sergeant-at
for the present Congress The vote stood lob yeas
to 90 nays Nathan Darling, of New York, then de-
cared by resolution Doorkeeper--ll9 yeas to So nays.
Robert Morris chosen in the Postmaster
for the Houslos yeas to 81 nays Pending motion to
ballot for Printer in the place of voting resolution,
the House adjourned
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The Southern Commercial Convention adjourned to
the 9Th Of December next at the city Of Savannah
Georgia .e.r
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IMPORTANT DECISIONS.

In the department column will beouna an import
ant decision delivered by Judge McAser of the United
States district of California in regard to the proper
construction of the passenger act of March 3, 1855.
In the part Of the paper the able and hghynter
esting opinion Of Chief Justice Glchrs of the Court OF
Claims in the case Of Samuel r. Pickett The United
States. ....r..... ~.
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MURDERER LAReR-We learn from the Athens Watch
that John Epps, convicted at the August superior
court Of the murder Of bis thersnd whose frequent
capes from the Jail of Clarke county have from time TO
time recordedagan made his escape from Watknsvile
on Friday night last
He sentenced ut the time Of bis trial in October last
The carried to the supreme court which tribunal
refused to grant trial The day apart for bis
execution having elapsed before the hearing Of the in
the supreme court It necessary he should be
fenced and this we informed, could not be
legally done except 10 term time he left in the
county jail for that purpose
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TINS BALTIMORE EXcHANoE--Ihe BALTIMORE sun OF yes
terdsy morning says;
ave learn further with respect to the proposed purchase
Of the Exchange property by the government Of the United
States that the present 10 erpend upon such
alterations and improvements called for, and 10
make il reproo about S67 600 When is thus completed
according the plans and designs of the contract the gov
eminent is TO pay for the entire property S267000.
awe also learn that the in treaty for the
Masonic Hall property in St Paul street for The use and
service Of the federal courts and the occupancy Of clerks
marshals &c, with their respective records
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FAIL. CAMPsiGNi
HAKDW AEsE AE ~ WHOLESALERS
NEW AID VERY LANCE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS.

A
CHAS. S. WELLS,
NWTHILST thanks the
NH the public since he opened in Evansvie. would
interior Merchants from indiana Illinois and KsE
purchasers also that he his shelves
Ia store Heaviest took of Hardw and Cut
ery nethird that he has ever offered in the Evsns
VILE market Many Goods purchased
by during depressed state Of the markets
England and by importing direct from Europeg
his American Goods filled the Manrs
he is only able but decidedly d posed
ofe and can
afford the same Goods. cash good time buyers.
nation Of hs stock and prices BY
Traders feeling assured that he dohsn
full Justice.
stock he the following to the trade; =.
$50 AxesWells Lippineots Leveretts and Coass
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
1890 90 DO ssslf shear. and Scissors; a'
100 do Razors and Strops
100 gross Spoons--Iron Briania and German Silver
50 dozen Coffee Mills all grades
$40 do Files I'M Rasps, all kinda
1000 Brass Kettles. turned bottoms;
lbs Sadirons assorted;
400 dozen Butt Hinges, do
1900 gross Screws giml pointed;
$50 dozen Door Sock and sockets; T.
do AugiTs.
2no DO Curry Combs and Horse Cards:
200 pairs Shovel and Tongs, iron and brass heads
so dozen Saws from Mill to Key hole; ". II .f
Is do StetIyards and Scale Beams;
so do Ames (and other brands ShoveIs and SpadeEs
s casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
Japanned Tnware fully assorted.
-....aa ..t.a. .#.-+.. ALSO
Nhirs and Iashes Brushes Combs Needless SpeetacIsss
Fancy Hardware generally with
goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket
lies Knives AVID Riddle and
Gun Barrels and Gun Trimmings,
carnenters nd Coopers Tools. Window Sash,
CHARLES s. WEI LIS
oet2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank
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ian Il 1856 e.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!

NY the public of Evansville, and
Wv ladies particularly, that have for in
Ipeoion Staple Goods.
of fancy DIR goods has rival in point
also aideries and manta
which only be appreciated by inspection Call the
recently occupied W. Hebberd
whers will always be ready to .e bargains
3 anI7tf P0SER BRO & FREY.
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C0PARTNERSHIP.

having purehased the interest John n
acrTan aud William &. Preston in the late firm of Morgan
rssn and themselves
and firm of Ke and Preston and will
wholesale dry good business at the old stand OF
"AsN' - ISAAC ZEN.
ian ~ tsssxf CYPRIAN PRESTON.
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HOME LNsUR A.sGk .,OMPANY,
- OLE i OF !. EW YORK

sdPIIAL 100 UUU-d paid an IN CASB.
4u<AlS Gemoaay business about one year ago
withLae Intention Oings % an fair business, W n
. large Cash Capital S. oomis at its head VEN
"a projection the equal to any Insurance
az In the world Willie By the srbzcriber
a RuiIdnEs Merchandise Household Goods GO. &c on
mrmMfavorahle With rood solvent Com panies.
. s. L. LOOMS Pres't.
A&ARLEs j. MARTIN, Secretary.
49, ALLEN O. HALLOCK Ag't..
Main street, opposite the Bank.
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Evansville, Dec. S. '55.
NOTICE.

Tho undersigned having purchased he intNrest of Mr.
Churchill the firm of Hornhrook Churchill will con-
Nnue in busin style Horn
Nrook Go soIioies OF the public. Al
seasons ind old frm will forward aud pa
hesame having claims against the cid firm
saoTtf HoRNBRooK co.
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THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
Let the AFFLICTED Head and Ponder!
ntallihle remedy for Scrofla. Kings evil Rheuma-
tues Face Botehes Boils Fever Chronic
Sore Eyes Rngworm letter Scall Head Enlargement
and Pain ofthe Bones and oint Stubborn Ulcers nh
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints Diseases
rising from inJudicions of Mercury
life. IuIpurity of he Blood.
sB- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier the
Blood is used by the usan's crate patients from
all parts of the nited States who testify daily
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheu-
matism. ScrOfula Eruptions Skin Liver Disease
Fevers Ulcers Old Afeesns Diseas
o. the Throat Female Complaints. Pains
TIE needily put 20 flight nv using his
sreat and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of he Blood. sthiu has
whit It cleanSes impuritiee
acts gently and efficiently the liverand Kidneys
clear and 1ealhy and he
disease broken Town he youth IT'S prua-
tive vigor strength
Forthe Ladies' tits ReomParably better
ure viii remove all aIlo pexon bring roses
anting 70 the cheek give elasticity hestep
the general health in 'rkahie degree beyond all
medicin es heardof.
from Person from all parts United hest
4Vdence thatthere humhug ahoutt The hotel
Keepers magistrates hyscians and public we'll
20 the AL add their testimony the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Cali IN the Agent aud Circular Almanac
performed.
genuine unless ,igned BENNETT & BEERS Propri-
forsu pplies aud Ageueies must he tddressed
For sale by Hallock Il Stoddard Evansville; Hallock A.
Parmenter, Prinreton ". Clark, Vincennes and by
dsssrstn medicines generally. EBgs
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Curned trcn AeaiQuar-
ters. where I have Sc
eGted a large stock
,he finest that IS
made OF y hjte st tn
ery and Nariegated
Marble 70 bonamen =
-HesS StoueS Nan =
ties. Counters FGrni-
ture etc al Of which
will BE- sold az the
LOWEST gIGURF@ FOR
CASH notwithstanding
ryrecent heavy losses
by FIRE tn8 broh en- In
suranc. Companies |
shall rou tinus to en-
ploy the hest Of artists
for manu- ia turing
after the latest desig 8
all orders that come 70
hand, 1T prices that
cannot fail 20 suit pur-
chasers
Dealers in Marble viii
find it theirin tsrest to
continued their patron
age as I have selected
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IRON RAILING.
HHE undersigned has the for the sale of and
= beautiful pattern of RON RAILING. with round
wrought rods and figures. VARIETY of
styesand sizes which will sell Cincinnati prices
FREIGBT.
This railing cheaper substantial than any other
kind in Those wishing Railing enclose metery
lots yards, for piazzas will do we'll give
call.
Prices from 81 so to So so per foot
y23- d6w NJ. LAWRENCE.
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To DisUGGLSI HY~ICIAkN, AND
CxAlrNrisV MEgxCstA NTA

COUNTRY MENCH MIS-.
~ fave store large stock OF arugs.
medicines. chemicals oils. paints, varnishes. dye
edicipes brushes. etc. etc
are supplies from the manuactur
which they determine to sell
at a small advance.
our ,rles with and warranted
give satisfaction to genuineDess quality and price.
Surgical trusses abdominal supporters an
shoulder braces Of the most approved styles.
Also large supply of Daguerrean stock consisting
plates chemicals small a2VaHce from East
prices. ,,
Mrs Mers fine tobacco and choice lot Of old Ha-
yaua sears Bird cages, seeAs and fountains
Merchants dealers will please call and examine out
took when the city all orders will be to ina
mediatelF aud carefully packed. $1,000.
ALLEN d. HAILocK. ! HALLOCK STODDARD.
" RI p SToppARD. Wholesale Druggists,
oct5-tf Main the river.
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nISSOIUEION.

VHNIE partnership heretofore existing between Philip
M aud Charles Churchill, under the style
Hornsrook Churchill this lssoiv by mutual
Hornbrook is authorized tbs
for the purpose Of settling the same;
CHAS. CHURCHILL,
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KEMNVAI

GENHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
second street. Immediately opposite the Pres
terrain Church, in the eee with DR.. Wood where be
would be glad to all his old customers and goody num-
and would be pleased To them with
thing his line such psnts shirts draw
made order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for favors he would most solicit
y26 j. l.. NELMs.
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.INk LUNIDER


THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
u Ohm f. GLOVER az co corner of Main and seventh
20 streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they yard sale CASE
complete mt ofScasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities lnd Tongued Grooved Pine and
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undresed Ceiling Castings
Pannsls 100 600 feet sound Common Boards suitable
shops barns fencing Pine Poplar Shingles
Can have made order at the prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Moudings Frames
Doors and Windows, &C. Bills owarded all
who send for them Orders will
romptattentiop f0b12tf
a MES SHOYELS.-2 doz No. O. genuine article TO
IA contractors, for sale low at CHAS s. WILLS
dec5 New Hardware E0use. , 4 below Br. Bank
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NRE

THE undersigned having purchased the entire st9eS 81
nv Clocks Be formerly owned G. Gosen would
nily in the citizens Evansville and vicinity that he
at the old stand on FIRST
tween Main Locust and would be happy to wait on
with call promising to give satisfaction
or no sale The ENTIRE will be sold small advance
ANY REFERENCE TO FORMER ritlCEs
and all goods warrau ted represented. ...
E kinds Watches and time pieces fe2alredn the
Oe ;N ,uA' S CHAS BARNUM.
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MUTUAI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WANDER BURGH COUNTY. IND.

DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes, John S. Hopkins, Wna. Heltn'a'''
Philip Decker, II. D.. Allis, Wan. Il. Pres
ton, and Vim. Baker
THIS Company is now prepared take risks upon pro
perty situate in Town and Country within the eovoIs
of the Of Vanderburgh Posey GIBSON ana @
nneaton NAV be made to Secretary ether OF ee
1irsntors WIN. BAKER. Press
'-'eN-'' ROB'T BARNES, Treas.
Do,,- E.o1rv sac,rv s.. oct26dIy
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NNiC17lt RHpAIRINts

TNHE Undersigned having the above busfne
Evansville hatters himself with the hope that his
experience skin all measuring
will upon trial be found worthy the
not only resilient citizens the city but alss ofhss
comprising the .'eircumambent visinage.''
CFFICF Hours mys r. H. GATES.
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COTTON BATTEsG.
y Gu HUN r n IT II 4 ~.
90 BALES No. Iaud Q Batting, for sale by
VIZ S. e GILBERT CO.. Sye st,
Cvn Eackor

nN BALES No. aud Batting, Tor sale by :
WawD s.. GILBERT 90. Syo st,
epIT Agents Cypress Factory.
VI NT rRE sSES ND BED Cd ME IRrs
AT O lLBURT HERSHBERGER'S.
Fosters Bloc list ST., Evansville Ind.
WYE still lnuaturc Mattresses
Wv every kind found in the country consisting OF
Hair, Spring. MOss, Cotton anu Shuck.
willing to show Mattresses by the
they will receive The
Wholesale retail, make
them order favorable terms they be found
all qualities aud sizes always han
made order. We will he happy tn show them TO all who
wis To nettS
TTS M ~ eases black Lustre this and
IL sale by JAMES Low >
decI+-d&w t1s VI in street. louisville Ky.
STEELFIRE SETs-POLlshED.-
- Brass hand Shoveis and Tougs;
Coal Shoves; stand (for ShOves and TOngs for sale
(dec6) CHAS. :. WE'LL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

or Hartford, CONNECTICUT.

4
OF Hartford. Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500, OO0-dH paid an and ln0ested.
with perpetual harter
ngures against loss or damage oy Flre on
stores mousse
merchandise general Also inland IN
pers OF Navigation Losses Will be ber-
ally ad justed an paid with pr9mptness- ,,.cp D..
K. G. RIPLEY Secretary. .
Insurance be made TO the subserl-
receive proposals and issue pol
cies favorable once or agency
q the West. A. q hALLOOh, Ags,'
eyII If Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
CICAsk AND TOBACCO SEOssE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND2D.
70. Sehaener 8, Schroeder's old STANDBY
r RES 1ECTFULLY inform the citizens Of evansville
and surrounding country, that have taken the above
stand determined to continue the business, and
will constantly hand the choice Havana Cigars,
and Tobacco Ofthe bes brands that Eastern af
ford; also Snufand Smoking Tobacco ofall kinds, Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
ties the lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solcita share of public patronage. lapltf
NEW AaeAeA NGEM ENT. g
order that be able to devote time more part
a. larry to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part Ell
business have disposed of of interest in the
;ery house Mr MATTHEW DALZELL, who will co =
nue the cid stand under the style of ORR DALZELL q
with complete Of everything IN the grocery
inc would take this opportunity of return my sincere
the paying the house the very
patronage extended to years ass
firm aad would say
the pay all gentlemen that they need
rot ask credit at this house -
| March /. 1855. SAMUEL Ohh
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sMn Ear Corn.
AOU 100 bushels oats,
zoo Inns haIs she'll corn n

Nh RBUSHELS Ear Corn
SWWAW 100 bushels oats,
500 bushels sheled corn,
i~u HEADEN'S oeerv.
UMERlEs..PGmades; in pots, Jars and sticks
Hair Tonies q Eau de bustrale, Bears Oil, Rose Oil
Maoassar L. sauaolne Curling Find Hair Gloss
verbera, Eau D vine de Vemet
Ing IN akin soft fair we'll mpartirg delicate
Extracts for the
TAn,a an 9th Powders Tooth Pases
the Month Aromatic vi egair; Toilet and Infant
PsvSsrs and all other articles in the line Of Toilet
- - hv NJ. MIELsCH.
mevfs First street. opposite post-ofiee.
MRW YORK COMMISSION house.
THOMAS M. WAGHEEs
stezrxkH PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
.SeGdtB william street, New York.
S@MANG ongsestablished with extensive nnecton
RY In the above business respectfully solcits consgn
6onts kinds of Western Produces which will
nm ediate and personal attention at the lowe possible
ssaie charges Particular will be bestowed on
S@msignmeRts Of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
Rele on all Shipments when required by
J.H. MAGHEE Sc CO.,
g@n2o~tf Evansville. Ind
EoRRAPER YETl-supsr6ne and Buekwh FlOurt
2sRF& ,. " &R. vEGKERY
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NEW w AsHIN GT0N HOTEL.

HNHE PropretOrs this House have removed their
old stan Main their Hotel. ust finish
opposite Court House where they epared
lccou all others who
to upon them in much superior style than ornerly.
patronage pectully solicit
which shall all endeavors to
Our fare will be the best the market Affords and
.harges moderate.
Good Stabll and Wagon Yard kept foreountry
,ylO-d&wtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
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yV4EOLES GE-E DIZZY GOODS.

ANTE have hand of the omplete and
NE sirabe stocks of every hing in the DRY GOODS line
found the Western Market which
prompt Time buyers remarkably low rates Our goods
been selected with in quality style
nrce willing duplicate the bills of regular
the mountain Our
the folio win z articles:
aud bieached musns cloths ,assmeres satinetts
prints insey Innings silks satus velvets vestings
arpets nahmeres coburgs alpaeas de aines hats
comets ribbons seamless bags shawls atches
We &c.
Together with large Notions kinds
Yankee clock a cambria needle Also large
WELL MADE CLOTHING.
expressly for trade and give entire salts
tactic Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing goods asite the
tor selling them JOHNSON e. FRENCH,
Main street. I'd door State Bank.
cps Ind
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SADLERY-WARE ESTABLISHMENT
AND MANDATORY.
FURNITURE WALL PAPER. &S
AT SCHMIDT & sTARkE'S.

TRANSPOKTATION
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY BUFFALO AND TOLEDO.
prepared contract for the delivery Of
SE Merchant disc generally from New York to this place.
by the most reliable lines very favorable terms Ship
pers requested to before
contracting make to their interest to hi BY
GEO. Eos TER co.
ECKFORD LINE.
New York daily Sabbaths excepted No ransship
Albany. Steam Lakes
PRoPRIEToRs AND AGENTS.
q B Williams lie Broad st.. stairs New York.
r r. Lii livingston. }
j.. G. Patten a. CO.. Buffalo, N. Y.
sinclair a. Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Geo. Foster & Co.. Evansville. ind.
OLD OsW EGO LINE.
From foot Broad ST. N Y. daily: No transshipmentat
Sinclair a. Co., Toledo, o.
PROPRiETO.S AGENTS.
F 5. Littiejohn 100 Broad street New York.
FtzhughN LittleIohn Oswego. n. Y.
Sinclair Il Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
leo. Foster & CO.. Evansville, Ind y27
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a stock to suit their wishes NJ A Law
o'-0r"eiS N'H "U'' = y21-d&w