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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-23

THIRD DISTRICT PoLIcE-J. W. Kelly,
Mary Kelly, Thomas Magee, Elizabeth Magee,
and Daniel Donelly, two families living in one
house, quarrelled about the right of ingress
and egress through the front door; a disturb.
ance OF peace was the consequence, and they
were held to security for peace by Justice
HOllingshead. John Diggs and William Rob-
bins drunk and disorderly; w6rkhouse thirty
days. Jane McBennett and Biddy Reardon,
assault; security for peace Amy Carter and
Lucinda Mahoney, threats and malicious mis-
chief; do.
The WHITE HOUSE PAVILION will present
gay scene tomorrow, the Boone Rifle Corps
making an excursion there in the steamer
George Washington, leaving the Washington
wharf at IL o'clock in the afternoon The
services Of Esputa's band has been secured,
q well as an ex experienced caterer; and if eyery
thing does not pass off as "merry as a marriage
bell' IL will not be the fault Of the Rifles, who
have made every arrangement that pleasure
or comfort could suggest.
BUCHANAN AND BRECKENRIDGE CLUB.-This
Club was permanently organized ON the 18th
inst, by the election of the following officers :
President-COrnelius Boyle. First Vice Pres.
ldent-McCilntOck Young. Second Vice Pres
ident-Thomas j. Fisher Third Vice Presi
DENT G. Reilly. Fourth Vice President
John II. Goddard. Corresponding Secretary
j. w Irwin. Recording Seoretary-Christo.
pher Ingle.
The kE.oPESING Of the National Theatre,
tonight, will no doubt be witnessed bv n
large and discriminative audience, as Kun
kers Original Opera Troupe rarely fail to
draw such an assembly. The programme for
the occasion presents an array Of rich music al
gems. 90 and hear them--and stand not
upon the order of your going,
COROSER's IsQUEsT.-Yesterday morning.
the body of q colored man named VIM War.
ner, we'll known on the fishing shores and in
the city, was found in a lot back of E. Z.
Whites grocery store, on Louisiana avenue.
An inquest was held by the Coroner, and
verdict Of death from intempersnce and ex-
posure rendered.
ADJUsrED.-The matter in which Messrs.
Pickett and Marriott was concerned was called
up for further hearing on Saturday. There
appeared to be but little difficulty in settling
the whole affair between the parties. The
parties were all discharged, and the cases
disposed of by Justice Hollingshe ad.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
[sEE TIRsr PAGE yoR oTHER NOTICES ]

HOUSE FOR SALE "A FINE NEW
Il IN 'dern built house on X street; fronting
Franklin Square, containing 10 rooms and A Inc
basement, kitchen, &c Gas, hot and cold water
throughout the house, with BAH room, &c In
quire OF II. A. WILLARD, at Willards' Hotel
lie 23-lm
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w A N + ID "A YOUNG MAN FROM
w Is TO Is years OF age, OF good address and
genteel appearance One residing on Capitol
Hill or Navy Yard preferred. Apply the City
Despatch Office, No. 39l street, near 7th 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-23

VIZ TED-A GOOD DINING ROOM
w Servant. Also, Woman Cook. Slaves
preferred. Address ga b" through City De-
spatch. je 26-3t
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nor RENT.-FOUR NEW SMALL BRICK
l. Houses just finished, Immediately northwest
OF the Capitol, between street and the Rail road
Depot Apply rthe Capitol extension to F RAN
us J BkOOhS. m 15-eOtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-23
WANTS.,

w assistant In plain cooking to do wasbing
Has no objection to 60 in the county. Apply at
No. 202 q street. It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-23

WAN TED Two COLORED BOYS
w from TO IL years of age. Apply at the
Restaurant corner Of llIh street and Pennsylvania
avenue. lie 23-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-23

WANTED-AT NO. 81 Ak ST, A GOOD
w Cook, Washer and IroneT, with written
recommendation from her last place. Also,
young Woman as seamstress, as above. je 23-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-23

w AN T + ID IMMEDIATELY-A COM
w fortaby furnished House, in central part
Of the city. Address "L,' Box No. 7, at this Of
ice. je 2I-2t&
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@foOt Baltimore.

. Der CRIME 8euteL. - Ser fannie
IgrGlle 9eitel, in reldelu Der 8~ir9ermeiiter bet
Stapt Baltimore feline ~Npininaticnen an ben
tStabtratb 9eididt bat, lift AMI Dieultng Abenb
eridienet. @ir tbeilen bieO}pauinaiionen berte
nit, bieielben bebiirlen jebod npG her 8eitGtiz
|sur9 be8 Staptratbe8 ant nadlteu Oienftas.
Die @rifnnlr9et entbalten eini8e gerauperun~
l9en.5i tbj ,gi55G <B@,dIu q HrLU H3l4g94
|9j9 GA briide @rnenHungen1bur
ID II sc a ppr. ~ Der Mappr GterIatihte
Iuprgeltern benz Stabtratb bic fol9enben Grnfu>
nltlt0en fitr StaotzSea1nte mGbrenb be8 l%aufer@
ben Sabre8: hsate1 rsot9iH vi
Secretdr bes 8iir9ermeifer8 - Q, Sarri8
8lanAarb.
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~ ltserieonifcbc SSacbrtcbten.

Die dmar3e I8merin. Serr
8iIber, Der 8ertbeiptgerl Der @clupin Mar9a>
rctb, welde IN Cincinnati ibr Sinh ermprbet
Aatte5 I'M eS 10 aus Der Sclaperei 5t erl5iett,
hat hicle Shat nit her peS sSf0rner8 8irsinus
per9liden, welder feline Srdter erlncrbete, Inn
tie aus eincm 8erbdttniB ber S9anoe, in pelfe8
iefeer Gnrann AppiitS @lan6itS briisert t%pellte,
ST Befreieu. 8o8 nin1alt MN 9err Sol. Chant
bers, fer 8ertbeipiSer Der Scopenbqlter, iebr
9abel. @r Mill nidtS Don Der 0t6mertasenb nil
Iet, ~ipnrern bdlt li6 ans GbriftentHuin. Der
5lQ res Gir9inlts, fdgt er, mar Elm gang anberer
Is rer Warsaset9s. Die Scluptret, III. Der
+, IL flebte, mar initp, peun lte. pdr 8 en- G1rt unb
lgefleibet. Sic entfltebt bielem 3utaipe,
purdi4neiOet per6al8 beSainSe8 raO lpOate, wie
Ser 6il6er ia9t, ale Sinoer unO bann lid iel6lt
tooten, nnr INN niAt IN bie Sclaperet 5uriifgez
fa6rt weepen gu f%6ruen.- SIN, Nuner s6e8 Grs
-lrler8, lasen fe nn8 pa8? Sine Dame bat logdr
"a tern abenb eilerl 8ealutelt I'M Gr(aubnib,
@cr We1rgarctba @1rncr Elm Meier eiatd Ipisel
il Diirfen, nm rarlit ibre i6ri9en Slei1en ullp
iid ieLtit 5n tSptei. Die Dame mar 8rau 9itfp
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Wiener gIdtter melren: uSrn. 4rpfe1pr
,Sprtl, ben teriibnlteu Nnutrmer, bat Elm iebr
befla9en8mertbe8 lln9lif 9etrpffen. gpr emit
gen TaSet ipielte rerielte nit ieiner Souafate
tntp trurbe bpn biefer Sefrott talp borauf rrs
terl1obm CT, pbne farauf meter gu ddter, cine
Seftipn, rpbet Setfen9ift rpn Der nod frilder
Wulbe au f9elr9en murce; bic iblen 6rl9en 5ei9>
tel, lid MIR 81 balp, rlrlp gum tieflten Serouern
erfabren mir, RAP Der 3ultanp ctues Der eriter
Wfatltter Ger Wilienidaft in 70 fern Elm bebenf=
it, ais man ben 8erlul re8 9lrnleS be-
fir6tet."
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ten res 4utlfum8 gu ~etiteuen fattcn fc mGge
Ser 8erfen niGt ber Gin3iee fem, rcr IN
fla9en Bate. @ir periPredell ull9 ejncn 9curfz
reideu &teut.
Stabt>G6eater. - 8reitag %.
8ebrnar, ~, Bur .6eicr reg &'eturt@to9e8
Moitiu8tpn@ Sic G6ufcr auf Moria Gulm
prer bic Sraft res @jiauben8. 3ur 8eier res
Cages: Frrlr9, 9elprrden ron Mob. 43cloit
unb Serrn Qiringer. @etidt i'm Qr. QGtf.
3teie8 9rrbe rrlnontiide Gdouipiel, melte8
olf reltidcn @ibnen nit 9rpBem GrfrI8 9e9ez
ben trorb, ipirb AUDI bier feline Wirfun9 t6ut
rnp Elm rifles Suu8 6obell.
BT l%lniere geier IN @oI6in9trn modcn
mir f%orauf oufmcrfiou1, tob hieSerrcn Spffo
& Gp., in Sent. Nrenue @tor.Gef6rfe, i6r
Eager rrn llEren, @rlrs unb @tfersW iuren,
ME alien IN ro8 Senellerp=@ eiGaft fdlaRenrm
Grtiseln, auf'8 reidfte ~uIirrtirt 6utell, lnb lire
Sunren ftet8 prrmrtu np biuig teriencn merre1l.
B0E gtr MAIDEN u~niere 9eebrten Sou6z
B~frauen ouf rem @jrpcerie. Stpre res Srn. Gto8.
$ lit M Gde rrn gitertfe urp grnfortnr.
auinerfla am unb tenerfen, roB hcrielte Iict8 RE
telte1t Grreefie:I oorcn, ols: 3uder, Sdfiee,
&hee, Silienfrjdte &c. rrrrdthi8 tat unb 51
ZEN rlr9lifft b%ini9iien Ereilen r~erfauft.
BD Nrf Serr Grefeft in SCR. Z Sorz
rlirnz noEe QoItiuarrefr. ertielt fr -efen itiite
Senrung ou~99eSeidneter Maaren rnp enlpieb.
len mir te%lrltferS friIden Gdmei3erz inb 9irlz
burger Safe, @ol5orteuer, Srni9, oGe @prten
y}ufeln frar5. @1rfrlare &c.
SO y | nj ar IT. - @scitern irurfen1OOO
SAP Gitb 0till8 GIT $7,25 ~rerfouit olfp elm
obernloli9er 9tiif9uns i'm % Ste. 5ssr =.
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9eIe9t terpen fpn, in einem ber nprpmedliden

9e1e9t tperten iprf, in einem Der nprpmenliden
Staoten pfer Serritprien oufuufen.
5ener, fer einen urtate l6oftenG barafter nod
S~uireiien IN Stonte 1T, unb rent cine Gerfefez
rufi9 Der jeti8er seieuidoftliden @erbdHnille
am Screen lie9t fam itd rur9 Q(nfalf elmer
Iftte tie Wit9liebidaft ermerten.
Ger EreiS einerNftie tetrd9t lis gum 1.W1ai
$15, ron Ia an ti8 gum /. Suite $40, Ii. bonu
Bis our Nnnobne res neutrality-suspicious., nat
bic Niit8liererliiteu 9eidlcTen mertell
25 3pu.
Die @efddftsfHbruu9 res Gerein8 lift einenl
0ireftcrium ppn Is W{it9iiebern anrertrout.
(6pl9en bic Natnen.)
Die et19ere II. e~refutipe Germaltune bat ibren
StB III Cincinnati, lnb griefe unb Gelrer fur
Der Gbrefie:
Carl Blrte, Nrp. &c Wainitr.,
All btele 5n ridten.
Die gerpaltun9 be8 Nnlieblun98perein8
hes foe. Surnerbulbe8 ppr &c. 81.
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Se1lfe

ifdttfnocrbe @erfetserun9en.
Samiltpn, Gde BON McGlterrb u.@tenIr.,
ein Stpre unb @rbnbou8. %
SpPer II. Co. &c Gil zGfurle8fmbe, MS,
bel &c. .g3 e. ftgE t#
NbreDnu II. @r., 1922 @reen< maize gorrefr.,
M{rr9ens 10 ll9r cine 9ur5e Sau8einriG<
tun9. M
@spner, Wcglberrinqsfr, 3miiden aisquit6
1tno eanolltrabe, 8 nBr gfodmq tos SuuS
9(ro. 40. taaia .a.-arqs rqessg
-. na',a.E q. Tretta9: .sas5 -ar
& So, 7 Gbarle5ir., II l1Br, imlS
prrtfrte @tohliide. rs. 'sa.a
6 annon II. M all EN-, @fe brn 2rnbdrbz
unb GRarlesfrube, 4OO8Gfe frii6 impprtirte
6rablabrz nnb Srmmerz0 p.@ppp.
sir Strre6alter: Sdrinee, 3uder, SdfIee &c.
Abreon& 6 D., % g. @barIeSftr., Sic 9aiz
5en grrrat9e unp @inridtuu9 zines @ntna>
Gerz@eiddf8.
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W U"%FN7E|'
Die gerpaltut9 be8 Sin lieblung8perein8
he8 Ipc. Surner6lllre8 ION &c. 81.
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SeIe8rapbif0e S1ddbriebsem.

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b. 8Iattes. SIG M8 W9r6E -
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81 1t ) e q g IT,

500 rss 8rennbpl5! 8rennbpl3 !fsl aa5s
ale @iden, Sdrnen. @idprte &C., III ftets bilieera ale su bel
g0 bar I. Yreifen an unGn te;etdneen gIase su haten. III
faf- @i S. u. &IefnfeIter's Oeppi
1r.7.1g Rprtb Strafe -rsre Us
OWeD ,eeeenuber Ger G oISert Gtdftpn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-31
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER is still falling at this point, with
five and half feet water on the bars above,
and seven and a half on the shoals below.
Weather clear and cool. No immediate pros
poets of a rise.
OF The favorite packet Rainbow, will be
here about II NJ, to-day. She will extend
her trip to Henderson, and, returning, will
leave here about o'clock P. NJ, and afford a
first rate opportunity for passengers and freight.
OF The new Louisville and New Orleans
packet, Jos. FL. Oglesby, will be down OH
Thursday, for the Sunny South" on her first
trip. She has large carrying capacity and
will no doubt receive the favors of our ship
pers.
OF The steamer E. A. Ogden arrived here
early yesterday morning from below, entirely
light. She received full ergo Of pork, -four
and wheat during the day, and departed for
N. Orleans AIS.
OF The arrivals of tobacco from Green
river. by steam and fatboats, for the past few
days have been quite large. Over 400 hogs
heads have arrived here for reshipment.
6T The steamer Delegate, from st. Louis
will be here to morrow for Cincinnati. Ship
pers and passengers, be on the look out.
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pnALON,s MAGIC HAIR rye,
lust FROM THE PRESS.

yENHE PLAY-DAY B0oK.-New Stories 70 Little Folks.
III by FANNY FERN. Beautifully illustrated by Coffin.
Is cloth. Gems; Flu Gils 81 IS "A bright cheer
full little book the all alive With
with hgmor IN. Y. Independents Mot surpassed by
any pro auctions - her penn y Tribune. "A Of
avOume ainin forty Tales
of which will be read with delight by the young. Boston
Transcript
TIE NEW YORK ALMANAC AND WEATHER BOOK
FORlS9 A neat pocket volume bound in cloth
ing much ordinary dollar and vol
ume Price only Is cents - model If ~
y. Post CoRtain ing fund valuable and varied in
formation suited the wants of all Of the
eluntry IN J. Messenger. "A very. useful al
manachecause it tells much briefly ~ Y. Express
Pull Of SQUAD sensible aud alto geher
of rs kin that has appeared ~. Y. Times
RI Beside ordinary Almanac this work embraces
hourly record the weather. for 1856 with
meteorological matter generav also tables
and weights and coins
tables and statistical ma generally.
| HARRIET LEES CANTERBTRY TALES.-2 volumes
cloth Price slT5. These volumes Mason
Library Standard Tales in which
to include in uniform sty the best and only
best tales English language The Canterbury Tales
| are not surpssse ed in ENGLISH literature.
/ THE HUMOROUS POETRY OF TIE ENGLISH LAM
GUAGE BY JAMES PARTON. 500 PAGES. IL mo-. cloth.
Price 81 50 This il pronounced the humorous hook
in existence II the wtest things which have
been said in by all the from Chaueer
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So Amy the above books will be by mail.
postage. receiIt of the retail rrire.
MASON BPOTHERS
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StHANELTN & REILLY beg call the attention to
% their friends er their large and we'll
Of spring and summer dry goods rec
found in the city which they fer at whole
recailto their and the public generality
stow prices buyers Theirstock
sists the foowingBroad cloths black and fancy
Casseres rweeds white bu and fancy MaTails and
k vestng Cottonade Crot9n cloths and ain and fanya
Linen Drills rich Calicoes of Philip Allen Spragues Bnc
State Mills printed French AMI Scotch Jaeo
rich printed French Robes plain and thy
trred Reregss eolnred Grape Manz white Cash
plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed organdes
Cha de Ianes. white Shawls black
fancy silk shawl rich tlla shaws and clrfs black and
white Capes Mora antique Parasols silk and Bingham
Umbrellas Panama eghoru aud BRAID Hats English
fancy Bonrets. rich sonnet Ribbons. Hosting Gloves
Fans hoO's and shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil Cloth printed window blinds together with
variety of Trimmings small and fancy goods
&c. sc. my1 SHANkLiN q RELY.
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Markets by Telegraph.

CiNCISNNTG, Dec 30.
Flour dull and unsettled, accurate quo atoms -
The European has caused a wtthdrawat from the
market; quoted nominal IS 10 to Sc % Whisky, mac
tive ard droophg at G21 cent Hogs. prices to-day
upward with g cd demund; So s. to SIS 76.
Mess Pork h lders asking more than hnyers wish
pay Sli2f cfe-ed 9i7 asked Meats, domestic mar
kes induced prices TO become sitter; sales of eco
atSls to9,
Lard, dema good, prices tending upward; sales of
1000 kegs ut u2sc.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 80.
Breadst fs dull ard declining. Lard dull aud declin-
ed I.sc Whisky, accurate quotations cannot be givsn.
mari dull and unsettled we quote 81 to IS Bacon
dem nd fir prices dru
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= RETIRED PHYSICIAN,
WHOSE SANDS OF LIFE


SEAVE nearly out. discovered while in the Eas;
midas. certain cure for CONSERVATION. Bronchit
Coughs Colds general debility This edv dis
by him his only ehl--a 1aughteruas given
die. Wishing do much good possible. he will
such Of his afflicted fellow beings this
recipe with full directions for king and successfully
it. He requires each applicant to ncose him
shIinE-hree returned the racire
and the remander be applied to tn Of his ad
vertsement, Address DIR. q JAMES.
desc andy No le Graas strsst yerssy Oily, II. ,.
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
BRILLIANT SCHEME!

3.3OI Prizes amounting $40 ,OGO
Whole Tickets sl0 Halves s5 Quarters s21s.
The first 3O7 prizes decided in the manner.
600 prizes of SO will he determined figure
that draws the $40 coo prize For if
awning SO 600 prize h
all the tickets where the number ends will he titled
$10 If number ends with No. 3 then all the tickle
where the number ends in will be entitled s0
to-
Certificates Of Packages will be sold ct tie following
| whch the risk:
Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets sG0
do do 10 Half ............... 30
do do 10 Quarter
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates either
S SWAN & CO.. Atlanta. IA
-... S. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
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OF The members Of the Vanderburg
County Agricultural and Horticultural Land
Association, who have not paid up their sub
'scriptions to the stock, are requested to call
Immediately upon the Secretary, P. HoRS-
BROOK, Esq. and make payment.
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CONsTIrUTION ANDTfaE UNION.

VA receiving our fall and winter stock Of goods
80 invite liberal public to call
street three doors below Main Fosters Block Our
large part 81 Cloths Cassimeres Oassi
Flannes Blankets Dress Silks Csshmeres Delanes Prints
Shawis Maatus. Ladies Misses and Chiidren's Shoes
Hosiery Gloves Floor Oil Cloths Carpets Rings Damask
&C. Hats aad all other goods usually kept dry
good stores. No trouble to show goods - -. go
nnt9 IL j LIE L N.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR JANUARY, 1857.


H. FRANCE O. CO, Managers.
Drawings uper super Of the state
Lottery Commissioner.
PRIZES PAID As SOON As DRAWN.
GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
On tn EHava ana II an.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
EXTRA CLASS i.
To be drawn Baltimore Nd. Saturday JAN 3ist ls"
10000 Tickets!-1,00O Prizes!
II boa ottAries every prize must drawn by
as all the prizes drawn out of the wheel
Re- T. II Hubbard Co., are utho riIed py the managers
al
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IIcKt Is OF JtTLI IEdltH tIVT TT 10
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta. Ga.
S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. or
g SWAN RNx 2ftN Mnbile Ala.
Plan OF syvANM los LOTTERIES.

10000 Numbers corresponding with thoe the tickets
wheel The prizes placed in another Wheel
from tie number wheel. and the
time prize drawn from the other wheel The prize
placed the number drawn. This operation
is repeated until all the prizes drawn ont.
ordering enclose the address for
tickets ordered receipt of which they will be for
warded by first n all
The list and prizes will be pur-
ehasers m mediarely after the drawing.
chaAr will please write their plain and
give their Post Once. County and State.
R that every prize is drawn and payable in
full wi hort deduction
Sc prizes 81 co and under. pa imme dsteIy er
the the usual time ofthF.y
All communi catons strictly confidential.
eashed renewed tickets either
ONCE. dee29-u
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THE sCHOOLFELLOW.
An ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE Foa BOYS AMI CIR

An ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE Foa BOYS AMI GIRLS
It is now THE began to be issued
in form. The blisher5
edge the cordial appreciation with
their efforts produce really
return co ensnrse and the enlarged their
command enable tn promise additional
in the quality the work variety
in its articles. Some Of the best and the
for
will be exercised that and spirit shall still
claim of the SCHOoLFELLow the
M friend of children in section country
The SCHOoFELLFY be obtained OF Boo keIlers News
Agents. OF the Publishers. TERMS-Oue Doll a
payable advance Ten a CLUES
Four copies address 50 50 Ave copies 81 eight
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CT CoPELAND's EXCHANGE BANK, is pre-
pared to discount few good short time notes
or bills, buy Southern and Eastern exchange,
gold and silver, land warrants, &c.
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AUCTION SALES.

NELeoH
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers',
HAVING leased for atern of years and fitted NJ the
Old Court House of Main and Third
preparedto receive sale auction private
sale all kinds and merchandise household
furniture. horses, buggies, etc..
Csshadvan made ousignm Is when required,
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
80 clock A. H. Also Tuesday Weau esd&y
and Friday nj gifts. at early asIight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The Monday Of every month. 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with Map the City of
Evansville ALL the be-
will be for the interest of all have
apart Mo uday of Every
Estate o9. All those wishing sell
hand in their in time public notice
The patronage those having Houses and Lots Lands
for sale either public private sale srespectfu solicit
ted. iy15 W00LSEY NELSON. Auct's.
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l9urt of Gu1nsuillc.

TUESDAY, Dec. 80.
VIRGINIA, from New Orleans to Louisville.
PETER TELLON, from y. Orleans to Evansville.
E. A.OGDEN, from N. Orleans to Evansville.
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DENTISTRY.
DR. J. KIVRTT, DENTIST:

DFt. d
wESPECTFULLY inferms the vicinity that
ma he will all orders the various department OF
his profession. with promptnes and in the most seize
Particular attention paid the plugging cleaning
extracting OF seeth aud Inserting OF ptbe teeth
from full set tine gold plate, with without
gums. ...
-th inserted in ths approved
the treatment OF childr MS til uy attended
Ladies waited their eiences if desired. Once
First formerly DR. Brays office. nov22-3D-d&w
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION!

WUST received and will be sold auction,
CD ton Rooms regular sale days large and
raj of Dry Goods Notions and fancy articles
Consisting in Of Blown end Beaobed shseting and
Shirngs Satinets Casueass C0angs Faunels Blankets
Jeans Hosting. Gloves, Mits. Spool Threads Lihcys,
Merines. Shawls, Suspenders Ia. SC.
ASo:-Tables Pocket Cutlery Jewery and atehes
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razor Pins
Accordeoas cles
Gus o mention W0OLSEY Il NELSON.
AuetOueers.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME!
APPROXIMATIoN PRIzEs
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Whole Tic ke $751; Have, ST. Quarters. 81 Eghths. 81.
5000 prizes $50 will he determined by the last figure Of
the number draws 560OG0 prize For pie If
the the $50 C0 prize ends with No then
all the number in will be entitled
$50 number ends with No. q then all the Tickets
the number ends in will be entitled $50. and
0.
Certificates ages sold following rates.
which is the risk:
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River and Weather nv TeIepranh

River and Weather by Telegraph.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 30.
No change in the river. Weather mild and cloudy
with appearance of rain
CINCINNATI, Tee. 30,
River risen inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
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FHNEAS. &C.-l5 Half chest extra fine Powchong;
IS boxes in 13 ID slb. h. h. lb, Id aud IN u
boxes of Gpowder Imperial and Young Tyson reed b
failYead and for sale by dec3 I. e. d. HEIMANF.