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elusive, $50 o..
Note Sunday, (7th.) between 10 ard IL
=. N, first quarter Of the moon.
MUSICAL musical clubs and associs-
tions in this city, have resumed their rehear-
sails, which were suspended during the sum-
mer; not on account, we presume, that the
feather tribes then piped their melody, but be-
cause-and this is a fair presumption-of the
calorifc weather No exercise socially is more
innocent and pleasant apart from the health
ful tendency Of the employment. In the
cess, our amateurs have been adding choice
pieces TO their libraries, and soon we may ex-
pect to hear them sung in harmony, with the
usual aeconpaniments of fute, violin, and
piano.
UsPROFITABLH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES time
ago, hog raiser applied TO one Of the con-
tractors for the removal Of garbage, to supply
him with Elops, and 4 contract was at once ef-
fected at a stipulated SUN per bucket. When
the contractor again went his rounds, he as
certained that the swine which had partaken
OF the slops, nine in number, had all died, In
consequence Of the unknown 10 him) delete
rlous character Of the food. Such is the
poisonous filth which the contractors stately
remove from some premises where other than
kitchen refuse is accumulated.
PoTESTIsI-Our neighbor Potsntini should
not be neglected by those wishing the choicest
confectionery, Of every description, at the
lowest possible prices. lie fully keeps up the
well established reputation Of his predecessor
John Miller, IN that branch Of his business
His ladies and geRtemen's restaurant is cap
italy kept and extensively and fashionabiy
patronized, as be serves up the game and all
other Injuries and deiicacies Of the season as
well as they can be obtained anywhere else in
this city.
A QUAKER WEDDING IN WAsHINGros.-0n
Wednesday evening, Lewis q. Green and An
ME Bishop, Of Delaware county, Pennsyl-
yania, were united in the holy bonds Of wed
lock by Justice Paul Stevens, according 10 the
form Of the Society Of Friends. The ceremony
took place at Willard's hotel; the only persons
present were the justice and the happy couple.
Marriages by Justices Of the peace are not COM
mon in Washington.
CouE, why will you suffer all the ills of bed
bugs, cOckroaches, moths, ants, and every
other species Of insects when Lyons Magnetic
Powder will surely rid your house of all such
pestilenee. For sale at ShillingtOn's Book
selling and Stationery Establishment, Oieon
Building, cornec Four and a-half street and
Penna avenue. TT.
TIE Firm WARD Democratic Association
recently elected, as their officers, G. w. U.
Huntington, President; John Pic, hrst Vice
President; Joseph z. Williams, second Vice
President, Francis Wheatley, Secretary; and
William j. Wheatley, Treasurer.
We ARE GLAD to announce that Mr.. Hugh
Latham is rapidly recovering from the injuries
received some days since.
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III Coats, Pants, and VeS;-,
UfkSS SHitN. RnSfnss. Euitt

NOAH wALKER CO., MARBLE HALL CLOTHING EMP .
EG browns Hotel BuidIng, respectfully announce thai
their 81 display OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
rs.sy Inspection, comprising
g-sTLKasx asI soI.ds' the rich
de-isns IN maisnA trimming, and workmanship. To
study excellence economy IN fashionable
dress opportunity is orsred for selec
from stock OF g5os - ;ag city
rice IN -
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Financial
NvW Vonz =.

NEW YoRk. Sept Stocks are higher,
Chicago and Rock Island 94;; CuntefIsnd
Coal l9s; Illinois Central shares IO9; New
York Central SCI; Pennsylvania Coal Co 94t;
heading So; Virginia G'S 80; Illinois Central
sqares 9li.
Sterling exchange is firm.
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NOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND, CON
tanning about AZ tha Heic hts q,

l. taining about as acres, on the Heights of
Georgetown, being a part OF the Valley View
Farm, the residence OF the late John n King,
deceased. This Is one Of the most desirable sites
in the District for fine private residence; about
20 acres Of this tract is beautiful grove OF tim
Der, the balance cleared and IN high state OF cu-
tivation. The summit Of this tact Is from $50 10
400 feet, above tide water, and has fine view OF
Washington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
ley Of the Potomac. II WILL be sold entire or In
lots
Also, large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
on the corner Of Fifth and II streets west, Wash
ington city.
Apply at Valley View Farm, or to Dr. H. King,
No. 50 Prospect street, Georgetown, D. c.
je 1S-H Intel T.. j. KING
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Political Serensde

CINCINNATI. Sept 3.-Tbe Hon. j. J. Crit
tenden and Hon Humphrey Marshall were
serenaded last night, in this city, by the Know
Nothing Council. Both of them responded in
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AUCTIONS BALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.

ByEs. WRIGHT. Georgetown.
NRpuaN,S COURT SALE.-On SATUR.
~ DAY next, the 9th instant, at 10 O'CLOCK, Al
the late residence Of Mrs Mary O'Riley, on Con
gress street. all the personal Effects Of said de-
ceased, consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Mahogany Sideboard, Sofa
Dining and Card Tables
Cane seat and common Chairs, Carpets
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Stoves
Bureaus. Beds, Bedsteads
Kitchen Furniture, &c &C.
Terms cash. JOHN McDERMOTT.
Executor.
se3-3t EWD = WRIGHT Auc,,r
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For Sale and Rent.

ENOR rem t. THREE FURNISHED
Il rooms. with or without board, upon moderate
terms suitable for , or single gentlemen, at No.
297 street, between 10Th and 18th streets or the
entire house, containing IL rooms, to a good
tenant, il immediate application be made
sc 5-2a,y}wTu
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.E'ARM FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
offers for s9'e farm situated in Louto
county, Virginia, near Evansville, containing
about l6i acres. Fifty acres are in wood The
soil Is naturally equal to any In the county. A
plot OF the land can be at the office Of the un-
dersigned. RICHARD r. JACKSON, No. 155
Bridge street, Georgetown. Sc 5.tf
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Yellow Fever in Williamsburg
Raltimora MarkAfa

NEW YoRK, Sept. 5.-A case of yelloy fever
Is reported to have broken out in williams
burg Yesterday
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OMNIBUS FOX TIE CARS!
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. SEPrEM
" LIST, an OMNIBUS will leave 1T9ea
The Union Line omnibus stand,
Georgetown, at O'Clock a. m and NX|
War Department at 5H: arrive At the depot In
time Tor the 6o'clock train OF cars.
Also, leave Geo. getown stand for eac b nd eve
~ train one hour before the starting a the cars
and be In attenda upon the lrlival OF every In
train.
others To or from, 12k cents; Baggage extra. the
charge according TO weight and bulf
By the present arrangement oftbe cars the cosch
Will leave Georgetown at S, *, 2, and 3x o,rPk.
Fare TO the cars In anv OF the regular Union lin
21cents. fan 3Ol G VANDERwERKEN
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JOHN w. MYERS L. co.
DEAIERSJN

Viii and Red Ash, Egg, Stove, Transition,
Nut, Cumb. Lump, & Blacksmith's Goals
ALSO, HICKORY, OAK, IND PINE WOOD.
DERSONS LAYING in FUEL FOR THE.
winter will ind II to their advantage by send
Ing US their orders, leavir them at p Steers,
store, NO. 1851 street, between ID and E. as they
VIII be promptly filed with the best article and al
low prices.
2,2iOlbs. given to ton
JOHN w MYERS CO.
Once and Yard corner Of 6 and 22d streets.
sc $im First Ward
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PLANO EoRrEINSTRUCrIo,

W. 6EoRGE HOFFMAN, (BROTHER
IEl ofthe eminent Pianist. Mr. Rteh-
ard Hoffman, Of New York havingNYFH
come To this city under an engag ement as Oman.
ii OF It. Matthews Church, has the Die asurs q,
announcing to the public, that be propose divert
PlANO FORTE. HIS Der 6s for tuition bt inc 400
per quarter Of u lsssons ~
Application can Re made 20 him, al Mrs MIL
Ter 8, 5eAn ave- between I4th and 18th streets.
~, ~ a. uf. .,ichard Davis and which shan have
his lm.nedIate attention. Sc ssIm
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NOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME PAY.
l. lors and Chambers, with board
Also, table and transient board Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS. 233 street. uov27-f
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MARRIED..

Onshe % instant, by the Rev. Father Neville
NJ. RUPPEL to Miss ELIZABETH WILD, ali
OF this city.
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STOREFOR RENT-ONEO OF THE MOST
~ desirable places OF business on Pennsylvari Ia
avenue for rent, and fixtures Cor sale. Apply at
No. 2i4 Penn. avenue, between the hours Of .
and O'Clock. all 81 otf
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ENOR SALE OR RENT-THAT DESIRA.
L BILE residence on r street, between 2uth and
2ist, for tae las eight years occupied by the late
M. Chubb, Esq. Possession given the LIST Of
November next. Inquire Of RIGGS & CO.
au l2-Potf
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have inst opened awell-selec:ed assortment
o. the above goods al No d Market Space be
tween 7th and S'h streets, (three doors from slh
| will endeaver TO give my undivided attention to
all who will favor me with their calls.
&c. GIBSON,
N Z. Quick sales and small profits viii be my
motto. tau 30-2w) J. c. g.
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MADAME MOUNT,s

VIZ DAuE
co Ms ID PTl0N DESTROYER.
YHlS INVALUABLE REMEDY CAN RE
-. mao a. NO: S~ street, between Eleventh
corner OF 9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue.
~ references: Rev. Mir. Phelps and Rev MY.
Register, Foundry church and certificate from
~ NV. =. hanSon. an q .lm&
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Average height Of the Thermometer in the
mornings from August 20 TO September ;, in
elusive, $50 o..
Note Sunday, (7th,) between 10 ard ii
a. N, first quarter Of the moon.
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ENO X X h N 1.-TWO HOUSES, ONE ON
18th and streets, with a back building; the
house has twelve rooms, with fine large ward
suitable for 4 large family The other house is
on n street, between 18th and 10Th streets, both
In desirable places to reside.
For further particulars enquire Of GEORGE
THDS. PARKER an oO- aoI,us
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Vsilver Ware NIansfactory.-Iam now

-. - ,.,r,s Ut sNfHuHfartofys-IHmn0 now
very superior la tbs way Of Sterling
oiLNEh "Ahs' VIZ; Forks, spoons GobIets, CuSs &c,
hcn De ehee.d In this section country Also
Tor SALE every variety Of fine mo.t
su CON pete assortment Of rich Gold Jeweiry
By experienced and competent workmsn and
sntisd 20 give Satisfaction. "' MI" h1''
No. AIS Pa. avenue, between 9Th and nth st,s.,.
sign OF the Large Spread Eagle
Hs-u X. o. HOOD.
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NOR SALE OR RENT-THE TWO NEW
Il three-storv Houses with back building and
eLlla1, on 18th street, the first square south of
Penn. avenue, Is oneIsd fGr sale o. REM. They
contain ten rooms each. Inquire Of j. w BAR
KEEP, on II street, next to the Lutheran church .
between 11th and 18th street. au l-eotf
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MATHEMATICIAN
REEBE'S NEW YORK FALL STYLE
u HATS for 1856. Also, Philadelphia a
and other fashionable shapes now receiving w
at LANES Fashiona DE Hat, Cap, -
au aS-u land Cent. Furnishing Store.
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LNOR RENT.-DWELLING HOUSE, NO
Il 33l, Pennsylvania avenue north side between
9th and 10th streets. One OF the best locations In
the city; Immediate possession given. Apply to
GEO. ii. y. WHITE l. Co, on the premises. or
to ChAR LES II. LANE, Gents Furnishing
store, 423 Fs.B. age.46. aug
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WOOD AND COAL.

WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE
w supplies Of WOOD and COAL, which we
can sell from the boats at very low prices. Per-
sons deslrous OF laying In their winter fuel would
90 Well to give US a call before purchasing Else
where. BO6UE e. O'NEILL,
seq No. los Water street, GEORGETOWN
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TO THE PUBLIC,

TO THE PUBLIC.
TOHN Z. DENNIS HAVING TAKEN THE
- well known Coach Factory, on 9th -S
street, between Louisiana avenue and 49,
z street, long conducted BY Mr. John -
M. Young, is now prepared TO nanufscture ana
re pair ali descriptions OF COACHES. BUGGIEs.
WhGoNS, &C, on the most reasonable terms
In the very best manner, and al the shortest no.
uce; he respectfully invites his fellow citizens
70 give him trial au - I'm
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We ARE GLAD TO announce that Mr. Hugh
Latham is rapidly recovering from the injuries
received some days since.
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The Firm WARD Democratic Association
recently elected, as their officers, C. w. T..
Huntington, President; John Pic, hrst Vice
President; Joseph z. Williams, seoond Vice
President, Francis Wheatley, Secretary; and
William j. Wheatley, Treasurer.
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PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
MUSDOCK'S PATENT PLATFORM AND
NI Counter Scales, Of all sizes. for sae az mann
facturers prices by BOGUE & O'NEILL,
SCI Agents, No. 105 Water ST. q, 6eorgetoWa.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL Blk RE-
" ceived by the Secretary OF the Treasury, In the
city OF Washington. until the 18th Of septemoer
next, fer suitable SITE not less than one huhdred
feet by cne hundred feet, for the new Custom
House and Post Once at Georgetown, q.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
an ee-tl2Sep flint Union)
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TEE WEATHER-We are indebted to "B. -
of Geo. se:own, for the following notes of the
range OK the thermometer from Friday noon,
August 29, tsthis morning:
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ACCIDENT Last night an old gentleman
named Jones, an employee at the Nationa
Theatre, was very seriously injured by fallin,
into an area on f street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets, on the property of Mr.
J. T Clark. ESQ Mr.. Jones had lust walked
out of BARRIERS shop near by, ana did not Sc
the danger in time to escape.
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Anecdota Of Curran.
From his Life and Works. -


A farmer, attending fair with hundred
pounds in his pocket took the precaution OF
depositing it in the hands of the landlord of
the public house at which he stopped. Hav-
ing occasion for it shortly afterwards he re-
sorted to mine host for payments But the
landlord, too deep for the countryman, Won
dered what he meant and was quite sure no
such sum had ever been deposited in his hands
by the astonished rustic. After Intellectual
appeals to the recollection, and finally to the
homer of Bardolph, the farmer applied to Cur
ran for advice. .a ta-a-t IL 3lT q
Have patience my friend" said the eoun-
sci, ''speak to the landlord eiyilly--tell him
you have left your money with some other
person. Take a friend with you, and lodge
with him another hundred, in the presence of
your friend, and come to me.' ai 4dg.eu ~,
He did SO, and returned to his legal friend.
And now can't see how am going to be
the better off for this, if l get my second hum
dred back again-but how is that to be
done?D ssf ..s ~.efar g l.i4et1sf os $3.50.
:" Go and ask him for it when he is alone, .
said the counsel. l.i- l4ssss sl ss..g Is.
cay, sir, but asking won't do, I'm afraid.
Never mind, take my advice, y said the
counsel, "do as bid you, and return to me- y
The farmer returned with his hundred, glad
to find that safely In his possession. -. be-
TNow sir, must be content, but don't
see as am much better off. --,.,- --.--.-.75
"Well, then, . said the counsel, now take
your friend with you, and ask the landlord for
the hundred pounds our friend saw you
leave with him. - +-..5 =Fss5 var
We need not add that the willy landlord
fond he had been taken off his guard,
Iwhilecur honest friend returned to thank his
counsel, exultingly, with both hundredsin his
pocket:
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HORRIBLE SIGHT The London correspon-
dent OF. the Toronto Globe gives the following
episode of the war, which we have not encoun-
tered elsewhere: q iea3 % gHa3.Eajgx. e@5
According to the latest news received from
the British army in the Crimea,s the Russian
officers are delighted at the termination of the
war. From their own confessions, they must
have suffered enormously during the siege.
Their boats, crowded with men, when crossing
from the north side, were frequently SUNK
The English diver, Mr.. Deane, discovered at
the bottom of the harbor battery of field ar
tillery, horses and men, all entangled in the
harness, their skeletons hanging together in
the network of leather. On the skeleton of
one of the horses there were the bones of dri.
yer, held together by the rags of his uniform;
and with his foot still in the stirrup. Such
are some of the horrors of the war. 5eaa p
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TEN CENTS PER WEEK
NUMBER 2s5.
Odd Fellowship.


Thomas. Wildey was the actual originator
and founder of Odd Fellowship in this coun-
try; as it now stands. He was from England.
where he had been twelve years member of
the order. He arrived in Baltimore in 1913,
He and five others formed the first lodge, called
the Washington, No I, at the house of VIII.
Leptoh Sign of the seven stars, Second street,
Baltimore, on the 26th day of April, 1919
Proper authority was first obtained from the
Movable Comfhittee of the order in England,
for this proceeding.
Since Feb rs. 1921, the head of the order
in this country has been the Grand Lodge OF
the United Stetes, by the authority Of the
English dignitaries of the order. In 1912 d
complete separation took place, the lodges d
the United States becoming entirely indepgn-
dent of those of the Manchester order in Eng
land, with which connection had been until
then maintained .ise5E 81 grb4sa ssaI
/. In 1855, the number of members of the or.
der in this country was 200, 800; the annual
receipts, 81, 147, ,183; the amount invested
$451, ,779. f3'4ltia sidi aiawoi iasiIo5.sl' Sc
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~ One main falsity abroad in this age, Is
the notion that women, unless compelled to
do it by absolute poverty, are out of place
when engaged in domestic affairs.
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$1O7l,396 "a
- 81 %
a-- t-4t LIABILITIES.
,sa&tlaa rJa;na for Tossea- an n OF due = -.


Unsettled Claims Losses and not due $f76. .oe2 ~
The Etua Insurance Company presents patrons the very
in Cash Assets for
the security poeesall investments be-
placed at market value the time
osome depression in the standard of They either
prime paying stock good valuable and clean
moderate interest and income The
standard basis ON which the valued being
GOLD Al INTEREST Besides this olidty the Company calls
to the strength security derives its
Agencies through its having the means
of united phalanx of EXPERIENCED UNDRRwRI-
which has worked the happiest
results TO stockholders claimants for losesand enables
it 1886 with greater prestige fr future
ulness than has been reached by really NATIONAL In
All business to with despatch and adelity
;snsD-tf- : - --f-ss ALLEN e. HALL0OK, Agent.
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sHERwOOD HCUSE,

TINE subscriber has taken the above house. and mas
entirely reftted and refurnishedit and is prepared
10 entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke has good stock ofhorses and ca
Iiages to let III,
The stableis large clean and welllocated and good
hestersare in Particularattenton
will be paid the of horses him Tor keep
Dg and in allrespects the public Ia find the Sher-
wood House a good Hotel. TiyS-tfl J. A. BY ERS-
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TENNEY& sORENsO

Wholesale GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS, CORNER
VINE STS., EVANSVILLE, IND.
FENHE have this day formed for
Ill the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eavng succeeded the business of Messrs Als
Ho purchased their stock and made additions to make
shall be able offer good hargalnt
FoR CASH. any house in Evansville or any city the
Vest. r.
ians e.-s--sere- s. S.SORENS0N.
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.re} CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
TATEMENT
hHa OBJ HARTFORD, CONN. s.,

i. ,ses- JANUARY /, 1856. z5 f-s.-felf - 10
to its Stock iders, made ous in mpi
State laws New York Ohio. IR6iana Illinois,
SO. r., - - rgF F5.s tv aa
4i.--it. STATEMENT.
The name of the Corporation is ETNA, INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartford Conneodcat. , .-.. 3
Il---t T1t ASSETS s -=..t sft.
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Rs s.gs vi.rn. ~ ssss:es &
z ~ - AL Nv ep5 I. & D. HERMANN.
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MDRiNTH.=-25c -tyles fancy Priat;
do black aud white do;
l. do solid black do;
Reed this day and for sale by JAMES Low a co.
mhis-dGW 4Is Main street. Louisville, KY.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Once in the ''Oreseent City Bank Building.
AE my25
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RER,I HANGER.

LOCK AND GUN SMI'fH.
VoBBING repairing Umbrellas, Parasos, mend
~ ans DA' ~ " - " JAMES SPALDING,
oeto-6m Corner Fourth and Main streets
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XES.-Oollins. hppeneotts and Manns; casks trace
IN chains, hog and Halter chains for sale by
mhZ1 WALDKIRCH. -
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T#sHE undersigned having determined to move to Calfr
nia offers sale the Farm which he resides
stuated leading from Evansville to Mt Vernon
Perry Township containing 26 Said land is COM
pre Of three tracts we'll improved and supplied with
the and healthy the county of Wander
burg wishing to PURCHASE part the whole Of
Farm will the ter by application the under
signed upon tho premises. Title indispntable -
apIO-lwd3mw f.-. THOMAS KNIGHT.
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MON

NTTIZENS Bahk. Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com-
e. pany Planters and Mechanics and Lagrange Bank of
Bank ef Chatauooga and CONNIE Bank Of Nash
Vile Mem phs. other Ranks of Alabama, Ten
Georgia North and South Carolina taken at
for Groceries. by S. r GILBERT & CO.,
feh5-tf Svc.. near Water.
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TNTPfxOVED PORTABLE MILL.
WNoR grinding wheat and and all
IT. requiring grind ~, Il
Genuine old Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths, and Betting
all widths. -.4r :. 3, .lu.L
J. R. Monroe. is authorized 70 sell the above
articles a. Cnenn att prices, inclua 'ug freight
Callat Family Grocery, corner OF Oak an
SGcIsa isstf JAMES BRADFORD co. Cincinnati. o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12

a t0OPER'S TOOLS.-A full assortment of Knives.
" Planes and Truss Hoops Just reed by p
Tweed and for sale by e WALDKIRCH,
rnh2l Main street bet. lat and I'd.