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HATS! HATS!

u > N ECEI v I'D n /
y tine drab Beaver ventila-
ted HATS, which l offer
at 80 SO; they are the best
Hats for the price In the
United States. The best
black dress Hats got up In
he latest style for 80 so as
good as those usually sold
at IS; and a good fashion
able Hat at S3, worth 81,
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wasHIN8TOn BRAECE aAiLHGkD.
D. u

fNAANGE OF HOURS.-On anG AFTER Mss.
~ day, the 23d instant, tns Trains will
Leave Washington at and ~ e. n, and sas
~ Pm.
On Sunday at4k .. n.
Leave Baltimore ~ ~ AID ~ .. Is, and ans
sAp.n
On Sunday ask "a.
p93-r PaRsONs, ksert
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Miscellaneous.
Removed to S67 Penn'a avenue, South SIDE
OPPOSITE THE NATIONAL HOTEL.

NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND LIQUOR
STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBER BE6S LEAVE 70
Il inform his friends and the public, that he
has opened a new store, No 3o7 Penn avenue,
street. where he intends to keep constantly on
hand a large and varied assortment Of Foreign
and Domestic WINES. l. QUORS, CIGARS,
ana ana snss1 coz Flour Scan 0yes R % nne
Figs, Sardines, AnchOvies. Otard, Marrett &
Co, Plnet & Co, and Col. Chadard's Brandies In
Cases, Demijohus, and Casks. Old Jamaica
Rum, Sherries, Madeira, Port Of various descrip-
ton. st. Julien Claret, Chateaux Margaux, In
cases, Champagne Cider. Brandy Fruits, Rev.
nold's Edinburg Ale, Annesetti, Maraschino,
CuIacoca, Absynth, Champsgnes, and a large and
Stoughton Bitters and Fever and Ague Bitters,
Porter, Ale and Cider. >
JONAS. p LEVY,
se4-1y No 367 Pa av bet. Az and 9th SITS
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+ evening STAR.
B 3 lila N T 8

Fv.n one Who dances best, and all the time
Hears not the music that he dancesto,
Thinks him a madman, apprehending not
The law which move, his else eccentric action.
SO he. that's n himself insensible
or loves sweet influence, misjudges him
Who moves according 10 loves melody;
And knowing not that all these sighs and tears,
Ejacuations and impatiences,
Are necessary changes Of a measure
which the divine musician PLAYS NAV call
The lover c. azy; which be would not do
Did he within his own heart hear the tune
Played by the great musician Of the world
From the Spanish.
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JOHN w. MYERS Il Co.

DEALRRsIN
WIFI and Red Ash, Egg, Stove, Transition,
Nut, Cumb. Lump, & Blacksmith's Goals.
Also, HICKORY, OAK, IND PINE WOOD.
E1ERSONS LAYING IN FUEL FOR THE
u winter will ind II TO their advantage by send
Ing US their orders, or leavin them at P Steers
store, No 4S8 9TH treet, between D and e, they
will be promptly flied with the best article and at
low prices
2,240lbs given to ton
JOHN w MYERS co,
Office and Yard corner of G and 22d streets,
e2-1m First Ward
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. Mavz 1855
Assist. Sec'y to sign Land Warrant

Z. S.-OPERA GLASSES Of great variety,
TELESCOPES MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, aud many other articles In
~ 18-1y
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THE POET FOILED.

To win the maid the poet tries.
And som times writes 10 Julia's eyes -
She likes rETJs-but. cruel within,
She still appears G-ssvSs TO him.
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TO THE RIVER DUDDON

And may thy poet, cloud born stream be free,
(The sweets Of earth contentedly resigned,
and each trmultuOus working left behind
At seemly distance) to advance like hee-
Prepared in peace Of heart, In cain Of mind,
And soul, to mingle with eternity
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je27-Firl CHAs. 8. MIDDLETON. CLERK
ORPHANS COURT OF THE DISTRICT
W Of Cnlnmhia for TIA On,,n.r.1 "a
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES

EOR SALE, AT THE NURSERIES OF
= the subscriber, at Linnen Hill, aud ons4Y4
lith street, III Washington, a large and wellSfeS
selected assortment Of FRUIT and ORNA-A
MENTAL TREES
Amongst them IL TO Is thousand APPLE
TREES, well assorted and Of Inc growth, at 800
per hundred.
Is to 20 thousand PEACH TREES, forming
complete assortment, at Sl2 SO per hundred, or
800 per thousand. vi
5000 to 1000 PEAR TREES, dwarfs and stan.
dards'
few hundred DWARFS Of extra size
With general assortment Of PLUM CHER
KY APRICOT, NECTARINE, and OUNCE
Also, ~ RANTS. GOOSkBERRIEs
RhSPBERRiES. STRAWBERRIES, &c OF
the most approved kinds
The stock Of ORNAMENTAL TREES isex
tensive and fine. Amongst those of large size FOR
streets and lawns are many thousands OF such as
American and European Elms and Iindens. ru-
lip Trees, Aspen, Adele, and other Poplars.
American and European Horse Chestnuts; Sugar
silver, Scarlet, aud Norway Naples; Mountain
Ash Ash, UIeen and White Ash; several varieties Of
U va and Magnolias; Weeping Willows, Golden
WILLOWS, and many others.
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JUST RECEIVED
Scotch Herrings
Fresh Peaches and Aprtcots
Prune Cordial
Levy's celebrated Buters
Vermacelli and Mace areni
Sweet OIL
Fresh Teas, for sale by
JONAS p. LEVY,
'H "a. avenue, Wine, Liquor and seRar Store.
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Ornamental Evergresns and sb rubb.rv

| S.D. e1eftlons have been made 10 mako ,bys
department complies e; II now conts,ns trnr
| ties noT,'nm N irs and Pines Of choice yarie
Persons Wiab %l Which are q extra size.
proprietors OF pnS,,o emoellish their grounds and
swer their call and select such as NAV an 10
| Persons residing near. wbs, 9.
have Trees delivered, with balls rs desired, can
Ioots, wnic they viii find to givetbem 20 tne
O over trees transporter from stancs
discount. JOSHus reasonable
mar I4-wtf fiEhCE.
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! In the Circuit
Court for Prince
!, G george 8 County
as a Court Of
EQUITY.
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NORFOLK, September 7, 1854.
Sir-The Spectacles you made for M suit very
well, and seem TO have improved my sight more
than any other have lately tried
Lift. w. TAZEWELL
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BUCHANAN sCOTfIsCH-
- Fillmore do
Wheatlsnd do
Just published at our Piano ard Music Store.
SUI John r. ELLIS.
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have tried pair Of Spectacles ob'ained from
Mr.. Tobias, and find them Of great assistance to
my sig ht, and corresponding with his desert ton
Of the focus. recommend him as 4 skillful op-
tclan. HENRY A. WISE
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Time betaceen Washington and Wheeling
5ut 1T kouYs.
Running Time botwesn Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hoursm
THROUGH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE CHICKS 70 BI
HAD IN wAsHINSToN
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HoRR1BIE MURDER.-On Saturday night,
the 9Th inst, aman named Glassman, residing
about five miles below Elizabeth, in Taylor
was inhum2nly murdered in his
own bed by some party unknown.
Squire Thompson before whom the inquest
was held, gave us the following particulars in
regard to this horrible affair. About IL or II
O'Clock at.nieht Glassnian was reused from
his slumter by some noise at the door, he rose
up in the bedto see what occasioned the noise,
when the muzzle of asgun was thrust through
the window and discharged at him. Two
slugs entered his body, when he fell back on
his bed and expired Immediately. The MUIR
dered fee, and has not yet been arrested
The deceased had made arrangements to re-
move to Louisville, and would have left in a
few days. Coryaon Argas. -sf
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Mr.. FmLMoRE-THE News OF HIS NoM1NA-
TIoN.-A letter was received by one of our
citizens on Saturday from distinguished Ken
tuckian who has been for some time past in
Europe. The letter dated at Rome, March
18th, and states that the news of Mr.. Fill
more's nomination reached Rome the day be-
fore March I'D Mr., Fillmore was still at
Rome He had received a letter detailing the
vote by which the motion to postpone the
nomination of President and Vice President
was laid on the table in the Philadelphia Con-
vention, but he had not received any formal
intention of his nomination. He was present
at party given by an American gentleman
on the night Of the 7th Of March. He looked
well and was in fine spirits It is more than
probable that if Mr.. Fillmore intended to dc
cline the nomination, the writer who is init
imately acquainted with him, would have mem
toned it. Mr.. Fillmore's acceptance of the
nomination viii very probably be received by
the next steamer from Europe Lou. Jour.
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THE GaEAr RUSSIAN REMEDx.


IL Every mother should have box in the house
handy in case of #csidents to tho Children" e
Esetliing's RUSSIA Saiye.
Its Boston remedy of thirty years Standing. and is
recommended by physicians. 1t isa aud speedy
cure for Burns Piles Boils Corns Felons, Chhlains,
and Old Sores OF every kinda for Fever Sores, Ulcers
itch, scald Head, Nette Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples,
Recommended by nurses.l Willows, Sites. Testers,
Flea Bites, Spider Sings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Seuvy, Sore and Cracked lips, Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds, it most va liable remedy and cure,
which be testified By thousands who have used it
uthe city of Bost mind vicinity for he last thirty years.
In instance VII this Save DO injury, nerf re
witn Physicians prescriptions. 1t is made lrou the
pures Materials from recipe brought from Russiaof
articles growing in that couHry-and the proprietors
have letters from al classes clergymen physicians
captains, nurses and others who have use it them
selves, and recommend it to others. Redding's Russia
S2lve is putin large tin boxes, stamped the cover
tn picture of house and disabled soldier, which
pctureis also engraved the wrapper Price 25 cents
box. RGnDING & Co., P.oprietors,
KELLER, FARNSLkY q co. Aaent',
ap7-d&wly Evansville Ind.
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/ DELIBERATE SUIcIDE.-Y esterday evening
at o'clock Mr.. Allen Stevens formerly a
steamboat Captain between here and New Or
leans: and la ttcrly pilot on the.river, deliber-
atelY shot himself in the head with pistol,
at his boarding house on St. Charles street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets The cause
of this rash act is alledgeI to be pecuniary
embarrassments. He had often been heard by
his landlady to say that rather than endure
his present state of trouble much longer, he
would end his life.
~ yesterday, a few minutes before he shot
himself he was seen by servant girl, sitting
in his room in state of meditation Her
presence aroused him, ard he asked her if he
should not.go out and split her some wood.
She replied that she would do it herself and
in moment or two after going out hearl the
report Of the pistol. The alarm was given,
and rushing to his room the boarders found him
still sitting in his chair with his head living on
one of his shoulders, and the blood streaming
from the bullet hole in the middle of his fore
head. In his hand, which lay across his lap,
the pistol was still retained.
The deceased has wife in Louisville and a
Estep-daughter in this city. The Coroner was
called and proceeded to hold AN inquest on the
body ST. L0as Rep
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NE3VV ADVERTISER E3IV,E'8.


II I 7 Es
One square. ten lines less time. s0c three times 81;
week. 81 81 two weeks 50 80; month. three
months s. 3; SIX months sic year. SIS Discount
lark3r al ver5 .ents Cards of six lines under per
No charge Eel marriage, death religious
BUILDING SIATEEHi4E. FOR II iUB~TADT.
NRElGHr Cars will he furnished convey Bdilding Ma
Il teraIto Haubstadt. be used loR premises)
FREE OF CHARGE by application the Rail- Dad Depot.
apt $. II. OLIVER.
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% Disappointed love works queer results,
but never queerer than the case Of VIM.
Sharp, Of kcighly, Eng, who, on account OF
matrimonial disappointment, took his bed
Joyty-nine years ego. and never once left it till
he was carried to his grave, on the 8th ult!
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~ OTTO is hereby given tAat VIII sell lubiic
ton 90 h5L day the 18th day OF May the
Tesdenee OF Harvey Galloway. the Robertson place. in
Union township. Nanderlurgh all his persen
properly (nOt taken BY the wi0w) listing Horses Hogs
Cattle, Corn, Wheat household furLituIe Farming
utensils. &e.--z -e1 usE -.--H - az q -
Aeredit of Eine months will be givn all sums oy er
three dol Purchasers giving With approval
bearing interest and waving valuation and apprais.
law apZl-3w J. NJ OALDW ELL, Admini5trator
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" The eastern papers inform US that the
Massachusetts, delegation to the National corr
venton Of the democracy, comprises nine of
fice-hoiders, whose salaries vary l, 100 to -
900 dollars per annum. This is one way of
embodying public sentiment.
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Of The happy unsophisticated innocence
Of some of our friends in the interior is refesh-
ing In some cases it is rather tantalizing to
our young bucks. For instance at the circus
a young man of affectionate disposition from
the interior Of the country, stood boldly in
front of the mass of humanity, with his arm
around the neck Of his dosey, while she, sweet
little innocent, not only seemed to think it all
right, but rather appeared to like that part of
the entertainment. They were just as limo
cent Of doing anything to aggraYate the feel
ings of our young men as they could be And
lso was that other couple who, out ofdoors, not
only stood this way in big crowd, but occa-
sionally INDUCED in by no means stolen
sweets, for they were loud old fashioned
smacks Bless their hearts, they were happy,
which probably they would not have been had
they noticed the attention they drew
"When ignorance is bliss, tits folly to be wise.'
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AEDERtsO that the of Lots Nos, 81
- "a y z and 20 in block No. Eastern Enlargement of
sne easy OF Eva He plank side ak placed
dVwn extending alsng tie FONTS said
or Fourth street. within ten day alter the pu
s notice and IN defaul5 thereO the Street
aireeted said work aud costs and xpense
g thereh VIII he essed to and collected by sale
lots or SO much thereof viii satisfy said BY
erder of Co Council. z WELL IL WALKER -
aI2I iot go --1I.L = - - - Ifr Ok.
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GA Miss Lydia Sayre is lecturng in New
York on the subject Of heavy petticoats. The
New York Times thinks that the lady is bet
ter qualified to make pettieoats than to lecture
on them.
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ADTgENEN,E, b AIE,dNak,N NOTECE

ri 0TIGE is hereby given that the undersigned been
appointed Adninstratnr of the Estate Harvey F.
Gllo~ay late Of Vanderburg County deceased Said
opposed to be solyabt j. M. CALDWELL,..
an l-3y Adv is4rato
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NORTH CARoLINA-The American State
Convention assembled at Greensboro on FRI
day, and nominated the Hon. John A. Glmer
Of Guilford, for the office Of Governor. Mr.
Gilmer is one of the ablest men in the State,
and personally of great popularity.
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WATER IT. lNEAT DOOR TO BAli5E9) LOCUST
most respectfully call the attention the city
" trade TO beautiful stock OF Embroiderie
htc Goods Ladies' Dress Shawls AlIendAle
d aud Aarssilles Qailt Gentlemen and Children
apparel AID dIst variety Of articles usually kent by
retail merchants whth lave iut RECEIVED and opene
al2t MCKINNEY G0OkE
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/ CEE The rooster with horns which many of
our curious people visited a few weeks ago on
a steamboat lying at the wharf is now being
exhibited at New Orleans, and throwing out a
bold defiance to the game cocks for fight.
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creased twenty-five per cent. She does now
by far the largest wholesale business in gro
ceries, dry goods and general merchandise, Of
any cityin Indiana, With all these advan-
tages situated in the midst Of the coal, tim
Der, and corn, hogs, tobaceugand iron, close to
the cotton fields; with the cheapest communi-
cation and carriage between here and the
South; with rivers, Railroads and canal ter
minating here; with good climate and cheap
lots and la ads; with a good foundation laid as
to capital and population; with rapid growth
before one half these advantages were possess
cd; with the very best and most prosperous
common and high schools; with churches for
every Christian denomination; what shall
prevent Evansville from becoming the greatest
commercial and manufacturing city of Indiana,
and the great city Of the Lower Ohio?
If, in addition to these advantages, any good
manufacturing establishment wants an ample
site on the bank of the river, close to the
mouth of a coal mine, in handsome and pub
lie situation, it, and more than one such es-
Enlistment, can have such situation on
their own terms. From the present growth
and prosperity of Evansville, we venture to
predict that the census of 1860 will show a
population of at least twenty thousand.
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SaA.OoN WNEETH as Ini,Ei1EsnN.,-

FENHE CYPRESS PoSD DRAINING CoafPANY Jncorp7rated
~ by an the last u stature of Kentucky,
$40 eco worth Of ditehing he done through lands
Unioa county for which tn will pay cash.
work Is done and will make advances equal
the Wotk dose each MONTH after the
to CONNIE IN june July AMI be flashed in
n"Xs The land VIII be shown and f. II particulars
applying to L. Churchill, Geo. Hsnh DR.. d. mes
or Gso Payne living near the land Clerk
Board IN MorgaufeId Ky.
an = Il
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" The Columbus Qndiana) Independent
says: f3agE
From all parts Of the country we learn that
the prospects Of an excellent wheat crop were
never better. In our own county the wheat
is in very good condition.
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SsAE EAS %

On the 22i rst. by Rev las Runsie Mr. N-M. H. ERs-
kline Miss SARAH H o RNBY. all Of Centre wnshiP.
We eongr ltulate young friend. Mr. Erskne this
chan ge his Iife-and what have heard
bride wish him HAPPINESS is altos ether urerfuous
DEED:
On the 27d inst, ALEDERLA daughter off D P. A 3f.
and Sarah A Cha iney aged II years and months.
The funeral viii take place rhursdy 10 CLOCK
from the enc her First street. Null
berry The friends of the family invited
further NOTICE. s.-.
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RpEtEH
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXF.sAEtNGEEAVANA CEGAnS.

So this place per line Insertion
20 per line three te ger line week.
count longer time.
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SHERfFFS SALES.

finder this will always be found correct staemens
Of the heri sas including of parties property
and tin.e o.sales / -.
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Town Lots for Sale
J. pM RI.ICt Auction

- y - A-O % A0& tSC24O .-
AT PU BLIC AUCTIONi
e day Of Nay the following ots in the city of Evans
The Of Lot 81 OLD at formerly occupied ty
u; A. Lawrence Martle-yard. SER 3
Lots p, 81. GO and 81. CpPer Enlargement -, 80
Lots = Block u IL Block ~ Block 3 and s. Block s.
Lots 10 H. H. Is II Is Is IL 1s 20. in Cow
an Subdivision No 3. Upper Enlargement
Many situated in the most ourishng part
Of the portion the city and are desratls for
building lots. or family Residences.
ego --TERns---s
lager lots Sold onethird payable in cash. and
the at and two The
aIrr lots the balance in ~
added all deferred payments and mortgage
Persons Wishing to make any inquiries about the will
pi aP5-d1w t3 = j. !. .sILLIMAN. Asert.ls
x BBLS New 40 Pickles; starch 20t0o
eS half Spanish Cigars. Just rceeised by &. . A. 2
5aap7 q. ii. COOK SON z
7Egg6JSk s. a sc = I n lb-Es 4 W RK BILE.
richest and varied stock spring and summer
corner Main and First Wei pect p
Evansville and vicinity give
call still adhere
old motto '.seH cheap and sell heap.'i as1tfs
Mantlas, silk and straw bonnets french
Swiss trimmings hid and finish silk
hawis brilliaBtS de laines arekes
ladies. misses and ehiren's shoes
Cotonades Drillings Nesng aud CoatsuFs gentle
and in article incur line has rival
stEteand quality. all our goods have heen
chased al York from n-st mporers
enabled complete 18th any house IN this er
Western city,
Again az give = call and will sell on Eools
ton ishirr low prices ais RoSER BRO FREY
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NAsEE,s PRACTICE
PLEABING AND PRACTICE UNDER THE CIVIL c

NASH. 'e'
fENHIS is large SEQ volume Sntiufiy printed. and
b neatly and frnlv bound in law sheet.
contains ample collection of petitions
en- tries for CLERKS. for Sherifs. g.
The forms which
specially County Ocers as we'll
as to the profession generally. For sale by =
anlS T. C0NYNGTOV e. co.
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50 81 81 31A44.v u kSDUSk -44NEs RzOR FUEs
: s & IL.


fhN 18th day of ApriI next 'cfoek p
~ 81 will SILL puole auction. tibet Part of Let No.
ia in the Donation Enlargement Evansville with the
proVements thet which is bounded folo~ss Bcg
un fourth street the lre dividing lots $50 and 1873
thence along Fourth tho line
9O forty themes at right angles -Four tn street 1901
feet the alley in the of said lot said
ally 30 feet to wards Walnut street thence the
ne terms OF sale are onethri Of purchase noEe1to he aa
down, third in aud the remaining third in
the purchaser pay interstat
exchange in Ranks of the city. def
be by lein the property in such other wsy
IS may be agreed Nv the partits
IL. . PENTER Z
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a RARE CHANCE FOR CIfE AN OF LIMITE


E.HORS EFhree lots n the Eastern Enlargem
a. 80 feet front and i6 deep Prize S35 eaeh i COS
X in one year = in years and 4 in three years
interest. Enquire of aF2}-2w+ ASA IG LEHARr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-24

slAD AN sE3UT.-tat0 lbs bar bags assorted
apif " H COOK & SON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-24

NATHAN ROW LEY VS.. WN. WHITTLESEY. Sale on
DEGREES OF 70 Court H3uss door My ~ between
and of and profits for terf OF not
ycaIs r4iadIe part Of TIE south
of WDshiP6 south Oirars3 10 Fee simple
VIII be sold ifOther does satisfy and costs
A GUMBEET5 VS.. VICFoR BISCH Sale execntion :,
at Court house door May TO- bt 10 and cloek rents and
profits for il deceit Of which fee simpl-Lots Nos
aad in BLOCK the Four Enlara Of the city Of
EvansvIlle.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-24

OUS for rent Locust between First and Sec
onh street. by five. 40 feet four
IS all pastered useful boarding
fee 1rany other apI4 Inns u. L. HASSBER.