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New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

usde By and produced oorree, eopy ereep, that ni-
the date S i..ssa Of ls DO a. s.S shss s sSgy
the animation Before be Commissioner hsss made
~. sa1 tts f~sess n n1 Teslt.r.. e5un.ei
William b. MiIiken recaTed-Rsphsei called at n,y
es on one oGea,oH think With eo,s q The
Eehsvsrs be APPEARED to e .f9s With teu and ss.''ns
ss% ~ hsA x. a. +. s'Jri % the .Sps the ca.o
House be and one Of the LO~enths called with me on Mr.
e-He seted a. il be freud q the boys
.nd desired to iss.ie hen in Their efforts. sny sass had
Thomas Stocker, recaled-The letter here produced
VI; ~ Teo;y.d from RsPh.sli j, = dated APIl H. i'A
The letter was ruled out by the Court.
Julius Lowenthal, recalled for the defense-Raphael
spoke shout getting lawyer; ! dI NOT know ths'
Raphael the Custom Hoase Nj Raphael not help;
% know him fI't him Judge stuari. office wa. at
I sa.e 10 10 , S s S h ko never
Owen DE Forrest, sworn-I am in the nee business,
H S1 @ @ &. f Eli 70 s wa good say 9i
we had ebesrer nee cheaper by cent pound we sell nee
roseiainaon-l only know the charge who bought
The nee we neyet make inquiries to where the nee Is oa
to be abe taken on the Coast the Furnished
her wss poor ar Gle.
William G. McCutcheon, sworn-In ls54 was clerk
for Joerh H. Adams Pearl street hardware dealer sold in
March is TO Mr. Eeheverrs this bill Of hardware the two
export they could Be on Of vessel with any
safety; their most common boiling sugas cork knives
Cros.-exsmned-Mr Echeyera for the goods it
his custom the eaurons sent to New street opens eau
IN extremity where the csdon might be used for
cooking; they could BE- Ia bck work. suppose there
smother article made which could be used in vessel
Patrick Merrck, sworn-l am cooper, NO. %
New street; furnished IS puncheons in shocks to 10
casks extra iron hoors nyes 10 buckets and6 kids 100
bungs, empty rice erres tunnel and packing box;
packed the eau!dron in the packing box Mr. Echevefa
paid me.
Cro.sexsuined-Ths caudrons were in the box from
my place to the Mary Peek the buckets were made tor
hodng their food do Iii Of Mr. Eebeyerrs: cOOpsrage;
have furnished M Eeheyerrss pueheoHs for other
10 Mr.. Fcheverriss Office Mr. Stocset there
Spanish genternsn there do not know who he
thought that they being made for him; the -
puneheons msde up and the casks would hold nearly
VS. enou gh 70 I'll the vessel
The Court here adjourned to Tuesday.
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Brutal MURDER BY EIGHTH-ITARD
ROU'DIES
ESCAPE OF THE PERPETRATORS.
The Court here adjourned to Tuesday.

ESCAPE Of 1HE fEhIEIhA IOftN.
The Eighth Ward has again been the scene Of n
most brutal murder perpera'ed by some of an infa-
nous gang known as Short Boys" which nfests ii,
and seems delight in doing all the injury possible,
both TO the police and citizens. 1t appears that on
Sunday night Joseph and Thomas Cohen, brothers,
were returning from call to their residence, No.
Congress street, when, they neared the door, two
rufians rushed up behind them, and with heavy clubs
struck each upon the back of the head, knocking
them instantly TO the pavement The ruffians then
repeated the blows until one of the young men was
inse nsbe and the other nearly So and then fed lcav
ing their victims lying. The alarm was given by
citizen who happened near few moments after the
assault had been inflicted, and the police conveyed
the brothers to the rerdence of thcr mother above
and physicians were Immediately called TO attend
them. Joseph fingered in great pain until noon yes
terday and expred-his skull having been terribly
fractured. Thomas yet lives but is in critical stua
ton He states that he rccoccts of no difficulty that
himself and brother have had with any that could
have led TO the assault and is not that either
Of them had an enemy who would be- guilty of lie
therefore at a loss to know who were the perpe-
traitors Of the outrage. Coroner Perry was engaged
Yesterday in collecting witnesses, and will to-day pro-
ced in taking all the testimony that be Obtained
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

The rain anne free shower at Of the 18th, when
the temperature $40 Counting from Of the Sd
hour 22 hours eghth Of the great circle The
rain in mist the night OF Dec $50, in 81 hours
from OF Dec. s. and the second rain commencing a.
D. n Il, 2O hours from 9th, in two and the
other in four eghths OF the eircea illustrating harmony OF
change
The Of Saturday night five inches; Sunday night
half inch The since Dee ~ in all equal 10 three feet
and has been exceed hours and 80 minutes warm
terms Dec g. viz: the 81 snd 18TH The snow on the
ground which has been converted by melting and eek
Ing and that which still yet dissoye and besides
high tides and hsh winds expected to break up the ye
ice and msy vet obstruct navigation The progress Of the
changes still 20 se watched and the consequence guarded
agsinst. r MEhlaM'
Brooklyn Hi9hts. Jan. IL, 1886
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tAdyertisenient.
GIRNEY d FREDRICKs, Photographers, No.

$40 broadway awarded late Fair Of the Asrss
Institute tho First Premiums for PHoroeEArHs ys GdA
Medal for unretoUched Photographs and Gold Medal for Pho
tosrsphs finished in pastel snd oil The public invited -
the Prize Pictures at the GALLERY corner Of Broad
wsy and Leonards-
GoLD MEDAL-J. GuasEY No. $40 Broadway was awarded
.he premium, the only COLD MEDAL tor DAcugRRso-
ryPgs at the isie Fsir Of the American Institute.
Ts only awarded for Dagueeotypes the late Ores<
Exhibition Paris to J. GURsEy, No. S9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
BROOH YW ITEMS.

THR EAST RTER-Nayigation is greatly retarded
in the East River in consequence OF immense quaint
ties Of floating ice which is driven along Brooklyn
shore BY the force of the wind. The boats OF the
South and Montague Ferries were completely block
AIDED for several hours yesterday morning after .
o'clock. The Hamilton avenue Ferry boats kept run
ming, that part OF the river being comparatively clesr
Of distractions During part Of the day vessel Lay
in front Of the South Ferry slip being wedged In by
the ice and the boats, in consequence, landed ther
uass.ngers from New-York at the Hamilton avenue
slip Great inconvenience was also experienced from
the came causes ON the Fulton Ferry route, although
rot 10 80 great an extent.
APPoIsTsEST OF POLICE JcsTIcE.-Justice ia
eobs has been appointed Police Justice by Gov. CLARK
TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation I'd
.Iu,.ire Hall Of the late town Of Bushwiek- The
uawlyelected Police justices for the Eastern District
cannot take their ats until the lst OF May.
ELECTION Of OFFICERS TO THE BRooELYs CoS-
mon CouscIL.-fhe Common Council Of Brooklyn, at
meeting last evening, sfter transactpg some usuaa
routine business elected the following officers Dy Daa-
lot; City Cle,k VILLAIN c. BissoRssIly s.I.y 49,. $500
Of the City Hail. Moses AbbOtt-saery 5000 Ihess .s
are an roappout INC nts. The remaining Officers VIZ
rrobably be elected at the next meeting OF the boeu
on Thursday evening, to which time they s1)oureo'
Cs.ssts III THE PokIeS DErARIMEsr.-Soue
-. ,.lice foros Of several VI the Wards 70
a he the Mayor can be obtained %.
sI de p,s.eot system the Aldermen have the sPpons
os. We "a ~,h DC consent Of the Mayor TO dsmi r
Or ~sout esu.s eOpsequenee Of which eaanss ss %Has
o,s,ns the Alderman holding Of tho sae pos'ss
Samns ron The Second Ward force AL 70 BE shsnsed ws
80 s.esUons but ~ Il understood thai tbs Mayor sen
e. h The men IN Ocs tho Aldermen VII % unsoe 20
uIess they msnsss TO DO 20 WIDOW
bis essest.
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Advertisement
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confectioner hotel ard family To be obtained In large
small qua titles with directions using, Of the phncpA
Grocers and Druggists hro ughout the United Staea
PETER COOPER, No. II Buhing clip.
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ROBERT HUNTER, NJ. d.,

No. 83 Broadway, New. Yoh-
DR. HUNTER devoes his attention exclusively to Dseasos ~
the THROAT aud LUSSs and the treatment OF these BY Msos
GATED IsmALArIOss Hours for consultation sm 10 A. -
SPIN
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Advertisement
NDRIJON COFPEE-FOr DysDepsiA

Indigestion Sick Headache Bous and Liver Diseases and
espec y recommended persons Of delicate conutioos
Sold by all respectable Apohoeas and the principal Depot
Sorner Of 9Th &C. and Sdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

Nrw-GRAsADA.-Mr. James G.. Lane, who in 1888
and la54 headed survey in New-Granada, will lee.
urr in the Tabernacle this evening on the results OF
BIZ expedition He claims 10 have discovered break
in the Andes where an interoceanc canal can be put
through. more gold than California and Australia
produce, and climate that will use up an average
Ango-Sa1on constitution in month. From point
s5 miles up the River Atrato which at that place has
the enormous depth Of twelve fahOms, he says that
canal can be cut through level savannah into within
about fifteen miles Of the Pacific Here il an accom-
modatng break in the Andes; they are but three or
four miles wide and at the highest point only 500 feet
above TIE ocean level West of this range another
level plain to the Pacific Mr. Lane estimates that at
an expense Of 500 ,OOO, 900 Pacific mouth can be
be dug for the Atrato through these Savannahs The
Atrato now has nine mouths in the Gulf of Darien.
This, however, is small discovery in comparison to
the immense masses of gold platina, and copper,
which are found in the Andes from one to two hun
dred miles lower down. Mr.. Lane has buried two
pares of engineers these fatal regions, aud S HIM
sef just yecoyered from long illness.
A FLYING LEAP.-Abolt O'Clock Yesterday,
az one Of the Madison-syenue omnibus seighs was
coming down Broadway i stopped at Betaker-street,
and a. matter OF course right the nteTsectlon
II Is pity tha, stage drivers could no b. hned for
stopping in such situations III the practice was bro
ken up. While the sleigh standing, runa" ~
horse with the thS Of the cutter to which he had tten
attached dragging came through Beeeker-'treet rom
toward the Bowery. Intent upon making a straight
rn he did not SEE the omnibus sleigh until tso iste 10
avoid t. Ifhe reasoned at all-end some horSes have
more reason than some folks-he probably reroned "A
this wise;
Now | can run against thss sielgh and Kill myself
can pitch IN among the passengers and kli them OF
can jump over and take the ehsnces--fI try IT,
He did Try it, and made magnificent leap over the
heads OF all and came down bros<hide beyond the
sleigh. We did not leaa that any pssenes was inJu'
red beyoui the fright of the momeat for many did not
know Of the danger bat moment and then 1t was al
over; but il occssioned an intense excitement, and
somt wonder how vss possible for horse thus IN
cymbered 10 make such leap without knocking hl'
own or -omebody elses brains out. The horse had
come aesh wounds, bu. nothing fatal. We did not
learn whs, damage If euy bsd beea dsns IN tho fir 4
| pat Of the runaway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

Coon TrsE.-A gentleman called upon yestes-
day to ssy thu he let Cincinnati on saturday. Ior
New-YOrk, and came through. over the Cleveland.
Columbus aAd Cincinnati. the Lake Shore, and the
New York and Erie Roads. arriving in New York oniv
thirty minstes behind the regular time, as laid down's
;io tables.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

AsSArLr WITH KsrFE.-Timo.hy Shea, a bog
about fifteen years of age, living 4, No. its worsh
stret was on Sunday arrested by Police Sergeant Jour-
dar charged with stabbing Patrick Finn boy sbsst
his age, the arm with knife infcting wosaA
four inches in length and quite deep. The two boys
were at the time fighting together in g Cow Bay"
Shea was locked up by Justice Connolly to answer
for the offense.
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CI T Y ITE N s.

THE WEATHER.-The temperature of the atmos-
rhere from p of Friday lh. 70 m VI Monday, lih
by hou.ly observations, has been as follow;
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

STABBED ny EExALE.-A young woman named
Sussn Clark was on Sunday arrested, charged with
stabbing Wm Kinner of No. IS Horstio street in the
groin with drk-knife. The parties had it is Sad.
formerly lived together and recently Knnes left the
accused in manner quite unsatisfactory to her; and
out Of revenge she stabbed him. but not dangerously
Justice Wood locked her up for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

AccoUcHsrsr OF MADAME GRisi.-This talented
lady with daughter Christmas Day. Brsh
sud both and infant doing well Ssnor Mario
Brighton England about the 18th Of monr r 10
complete his si Psrs Grsi and Mario are sh ea
Roy Italian Opera In Paris about the middle
February after which IL expected that the csnstrs
,nd the unrivsed will proceed TO Florence. Tunes
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fAdvertbementl
GOLD MED

The American Institute C0LoRkD Pho
rocRAPHs Roof No 3s3 Broadway, Of Frank
Inst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

J.C Deyeeux. esq, of this city, has been invited
q, deliver su sddr Monday Jan. n the
Smith@onan Institution, Washington tCommercis.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

Tas CoCsrs. Judges being prsseu se'tsraas'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
Rnnnrn nr ElMALrs.-Michael Sharkoy, late in-

ortetou from the Emerald Ise met BY two dsrepusb
Characters named Susan Phil and Eliza Tssge ON Sonds
n and decoyed BY them nto their den In Ihirtish stree
near Seventh Avenue when they robbed him, he Of -
gold coin The females arrested yesterday aud iocks
up by Justice Fisndau, but the missing money was not
covered
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

THE FossE,r Divorce CAsE-Mr. OCohor con-
tnued his argument yesterday against the granting OF
a new trial in this celebrated case.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

Fatal FALL FROM A Roor.-Coroner Perry held
an nauet Yesterday nJon tho body Of Patrick Murphy -
Irish lsboref fftysx years age who, while shovens
on he roof building No ~ Nassau street fol -
The Pavement and instantly Killed The jury rendered
verdict OF accidental death"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
RonRrRY nv SERyANr.-Mary Powers, a servant

In the family Of james McOoty at No Monroe street. was
yesterday arrested charged with having Sunday while tbs
family church. broken bureau drawer aud stokes
frt m il sS3 benk m named Mary Ann Sulliven
who visiting her the time also arrested charged vita
being an sccoupce the THEFT and both taken before
AID Chsnoy Lower Police Court and held to await ca
exam
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

Tar BAxER TsnL. The Court OF Oyer and TeIrni.
oer. before which new triA Of Baker viii be held.
opened yesterday morning and adjourned 9oc two
weeks. II 10 undentood that tho Dstrct-A.toruey
viii sooa proceed against the Hesds Of departments
indicted By tho 0rSQa Jpy ia Oc.cbs,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

LARcRSY By BRIDE.-Ann Brown, servant is
tie family Of Mr pny T. smith. No 90 West Thirty second
street yesterday arrested charged with stealing thce
silk from the Of her employer the sbovc num-
be The property, made up Into iesses was ouna IN nsr
possession locked up by Justice Davidson TOR a
Ii appears that got married Now Years night ana asf
having suitable wa1robe, she stole the silk to repensh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

CHARGE of GRAND LARcESY.-Albert Jolly, Ger
ssddle arrested yesterday charged with stealing
gold valued rl9 from the promises OF ms
Augustus Hinze lie taken before Justce Brennan aud
held nsit examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

Il tnF FiELn-The Free-Sol Wings OF the Thir.
teenh Ward organized on Saturday BY the election Of
Ed Collin az their Chairman and b. G. Dean, Secre-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08
NEW NrORN ANO NE.y EnossS.
CARTEa'@ SPANISH MINTs
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
NOT A PARTICLE of MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the AFFLICTED kkead and Ponder!

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the AFFLICTED kkead and Ponder!
remedy 'erof nla. Kinss evil
tsm. Obstinate Cataaeous EraPtious. pimales n P
BiOtehes Boils Fever Chronic
RingW0rm reter Neald Head. Enlargeme at
ofshe Bones Joints stubborn Ulcers. nhilis
tic Disorders Lumbogo spinal aad all Diseases
arising 'niudicinas Of Mercury. imprulence
Life inIpurity Of he Blood.
e- rhs great Alternative iieine and Purifier the
Blood used nv the Of grateful patients from
all the initial States Who estf Tally the
liable pericrmad by the o. all medicines
rnatIsu Serofua ltuptions Ska liver Disease
teers Old saee'isns ofthe Kiduevs Dseas
Throat Female cemrIainss Pains and Aching of
tire nd Joints seeiy quito flight by using this
great md aestin able remedy.
all he Rle0d aethin has been ound
whit. II eanses he Of all impurities
eeeu y the liver and Kidneys
ems Digestion sives the Stomach makes the skin
clear ealthy aud he eontuon enfeebled by
disease roken aWn he excuses OF youth its PriB
tive strength.
Fer tue parahy better than a the Cos
few doses Of OARrER's SPANISH Nix
eure all bring the roses
manting give elasticity STEP and improve
general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines heardof.
The large number certificates which have received
from all of the United states is the best
that hnmhug aboutit The press hotel
keepers agstraess physicians and public men well hnoEn
all add their testimony 20 Wonderul
sTrects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Gait on Agent Circular and Almanac and read
the wonderful tbs greatest OF all haE
PNoneS.nuiue unless ,iraed BENNETT BEERS Propri-
Cor 10 pplies aud Agencies must be addressed. a
by Haliock e Stoddard, Evansville; Hallock q
Parmentar, Princeton; O. H. Clark. Tncenpes,1 and b
dsalersiR medicines generally. spgs
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= "a IL 3s.E
FHLl st-,,Elr THL,

THE LARGEST STOCK IL THE CITY!
g Ohm + GLOVER & GO Main Seventh
1p streets Evansville ind. would respectfully inform the
Public that they have yard and sale low
complete Seasoned Pine humber embracing
qualities theknesses Tonguedand Grooved
Ash Fooriug Dressed and undressed Ceiing
Psnnsls 40 0O0 feet sound Common Boards suitable for
shops and fencing Pine and Poplar Shingles
We Can hove made order the owest prices Shelving
Doors sash Blinds Mantle Pieces. MouldinGs Frames
and Windows, 60 e Bills prices forwarded to Ill
who send for them. Orders distance will
promptattentioD fahI2t4
a MES SHOVE5.S.-25 doz No g. genuine article TO
IA contractors. for sale low at CHAS. 3. WELLS
d.c6 Me- Hardware 2h,nrs hal Rr Rank
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THE Gss EAT E.aALlja I
v. Il. Smith * Co.'s
FEVER and AGUE G. RE,
1EpEppSoN STPEET OpPOSJTE aNEN,S HOTEL

JEFFERSON STREET. OPPOSITE DIV EN- 3 HUTEL,
LOUISVILLE, KY a. 80 SKA
E7HE poprietor invaluable preparation have been
induced BY the nneeasng de-
With. htup heavy estab-
tishent Tor rs actre alone anq hey T. new RreP@T-
all with dispatch of the globe 1t
usually the thing the
way OF putting all ask is give it trial We
publish certificates lett
its ecacy voluntarily sent to BY those whom re-
lieved; that offer which be called home
testimony deem sufficient Gases OF twelve eighteen
standing been permanently relieved by this
edes had failed We do offer
rything but for Fever and Ag Chls,
Night Nervous Debility DO recomnendi
certain may be given to infants with
contains Eothing but what is purely vegetable,
siren gthening and invgorating to the system. 7fn
R7&Priee 81 per bottle-S7 50 per dozen.
ice street Third and Fourth oppo
site Jwen s Hotel. v. H. SMITH & CO.
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APPEAL 40 'S'Fsz ~ RsTF2&
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY

OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY,
Particular Attraction.
EAT are prepared show and
90 patrons entire of Winter Goo consit-
the riches and the beautiful
such goods adopted the All these Gooa havpA
been purchased and selected by Fir Jacob
New ork market unsurpassed advantages
enabled to offer them at unusually low prices,
Our and aXcelent ar cle
and desirable in the line of Dry Goods and Cloth
ing You respectfully solicited call examine these
Goods. VIM, G3WENTHAL r CO.,
janis Corner First and Main SITS
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CLOTHING, &C. : :
THE ALLIES sURRENDERED!..

SINCE MEssRs. I'LL ERING s BRUMMER HAVE
iied it to with the
asastst7iss ciohiPs Fur
nishng Goods and sell them astonIshngy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED To SURRENDER. 5t-
consists part of Men Boy' r-admada Clothing
iheP S
brought this city Their facilities purchasing and
ali with
OF Goods and at the bargains Cuntry and
examine their New Stock Reduced Prices purehas
CITY EXPR Ess BUSINESS.
prepared to all kinds of City EXPRESS busi.
business Such as a qq ntare Without any danger
damage hauling grain from the canal to the river; and in
haulu city express bsin upon
the on 90 Family
SIVER WARE . =
%Ss as Desert sad
m and T b d
prices dse1ad Call soon Main street Stre First Second
RECELXED PER sTEANIER MIDAS.
SS BOXES W R Cream ,t Cheese; ,s0 u...
Cases boxes s O. Ah sdso gross
oot "a i'N-''N p--'' I,& D. HEINANN.
d Striped LINEN bills White Linen Drills
LINEN 1%n Table Diaper ape cotton fable Diaper;
Russia ai Diaper J.S.JETELL 8 Co,
NEUsTARD.-sSoo doI Pure Mqstard. Z II h cans
! & !: E E5;sss !: i + isssi
by aug7 z. H. COOK SON. q
Is 20 bis No Maekere; ohfbbls No. 2Maeterel;
1SSt % dS; -. 9 Rf-bblsdS DO; p
mhI4 1. & D. HERMANN.
NJEW SEEnS
Ia Il bushels Gl-yerssed; Is bush Timothy Seed
800 d. S Nsass dc de- 30 DO Do reed
sale by mha6 wv. s. YI0KERY.
SUMMARIES
. 2nc Bushels of Corn Meal;
13N0hs Rran md Shorts; ~ -.,5
Bushels Oats:
10 Rags Sunerfne Flour; row reeeiyinr end fol-
sale by lra3 j. W :. -V'CRFRF.
AesE V "a g%T fsE%EEB
"A persons ovinr themselves in debted lease
truly feb2s 'M,L ENBIcH.
EVIL RE ~ e ESgED.
been reunsdied. s. EMBI1H has Just received
raj at his store Main street. three doors he
low Second sf- mhl2
nREEI, Avn JE1NS.- -. .-.
~ 10 bales srowu Drill leases hieache drill.
2oases Corset Jeans received ths day and for sale
JAMES Low f. CO.
decI2 d&w AIS Vain street. uisvillc. XIV g.
9 5 cases Fsso7 Cassimere. assorted styTes; sl
do Steel Mixed Cashmere; reed this day and for
ale by JAS Low & CO,
acts 4iS Main street, Louisville. KY.
HFsT RECEIVED-A fresh lotOf
81 Prints; De LANES; Sl'eeies;
s es%Sr NS. 'Aeoon''s MEL Mel MS Co..
mb1a Corner Vine and First.
p
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OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
kEATZ 81 ksE4 NEsN,
evansville. Ind.
VIE Propretors of the Civ Foundry hsve recently
ted large hre-proof BUILDING the Site lie old place.
and are now fully prepared to do all kinds Of machine and
Flashing work and everything pperraining
Business. Machinery kinIs IN .Ie aud repared We
we facility the best machinery kmen
re all work entrusted undivided attention
We manufacturing STEAM ENGTN Of any power
required and ready to promptly f orders his kin
machinery warrantirgo work andsahed
prices The Foundry Finishing shops &C.. Pine
street and Sale Room Main Second
where orders will be received
jan23-tf KRATZ e. UEUNAN
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" 4 oLE S4a a. s,5sY 60 71s5S.

N have now on hand QUE 81 the most ard de-
to found the Western MARKET, which all
Lime buyers at remarkably low Our goods
have been selected with in quality style aud
price. willing duplicate the nils of
house the nountainE Our stock part
the lotOwlng articls:
Blown and heached muslins cloths atinetts
prints neys Innings. silks satius
rahmeres cohurgs alpacas de LANES hats
bOnnets ribbons umbrellas seamless Tags shaws satche
&c &c
Together with large eff Notions of all kinds
from Yankee clock cambria needle. Also large stock
of
WE'LL WADE CLOTzENG,
expressly for trade and give entire
tactic Give call before purchasing elsewhere
est tor selling them JOHNSON e. FRENCH.
Main street I'd door eve State Bank,
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