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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-21
apnPE- cORnAGs ANn T,yINE.

g NDGPEE. CGRDAtSeE AND TyyINE.-
q Coils Z inch Manila R1pe;
do / DO do do
do {: 90 DO do;
25 do Cutson Rome:
p doz Cotton Bed Cords and Cloth Pins;
q bales Wrapping Twine
25 joz assorted Manila Bed Cords;
q do DO Hemp do do. lust reed bv7
decG z. II. COOk & SOY.
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mh?6 P. G.. O'RTLEY.
CRACKERS At WHOLESALE USD RETAIL.

7NE undersigned constantly keeps han large aort-
e Eent otre5h Water Butter and Sugar Crackers. and
also Sodn Pilot and Naval Bread which bsir manufac
tnTed y the latest mDToysd Machinery tbey he sold
low price place in the West. and xceed
in ity ey other in the country large
stoc aYssop hand ct ny shop, Water street between
Sycamore and Vine.
ducle-dtE J. STNZICH.
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AGAIN
NEW GOODS At ROsER'S.
" long expected GOODS arrived Beautiful Calicos,
z De Lanes Flannes Canton FiaaHels. double Shawls.
~. Jeans. IFes, sc % @ ri., No. re- sa ouT rrs
stock as aueh as possible 96' 'Sr 1Fzs'
sGEyEEE WARE.
FIST received N aqsortrent Of Silver Ware consisting
- erTfe Tea MnssaT susar a9d Salt SP9ons 3i S2gp
fus i which will he soId at ran l2turer's prices and
warranted rurcsiivcr Call in md & see 25 ~ + so>re
dss19-tf Main street. bet. First and Second.
= 9v-ZsPa9y. saEg.-2O2O sacks on consignmentIO Tor
"a ian5-iw 51s a. $40 Per '-'A JOHN s. MITCHELL.
B1FCELs aATE THAN II EVER
= last have the Dry Goods arrived at s. EIBIOH'S,
"a Main street are doors reio.E 5eooaa t5at Ter9 S.
viii hnd first rate opportunity to get one for
n B-Those persons buowilg themselves Indebted viii
please fork un SO hl5 they commence the New Year
ss.g5 d7R2 7RF2s 6af2HG2 il 2f I'd ' 56 sale
E0I 3El.-5o kegs Duponts Pqwdsr, for sale ty
EeEE9E0yT q aEl.s,-l5o kegs all sizes. fer sale to
= dceiI a'''s s. T. GLBEaT & CO. sycaEnora-ss.
FDLAsTaR PAuss2s bbls received a3d 2E s sale 3 by
SOFT sEslL ALSIoNDs1o yge,a So nd 2fd2 s21s by
IL q by 5. E. GILRERF & CO.,
iaa5 Sycamore street.
EHTDRAUl lC CEMENT AND LIHgE.-A supply
dec29 E. S. BABCOCR.
FE5SH.-
y 150 packages new Nackerel; drums Cedfsh;
10 boxes No. Herring; "A cases SaT3tnes;
c.es fresh Cove and Spced Oysters lust reed and
sax 5y PRESTON BROS.
~ dec2o E.s. BABCOCK.
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-TFAvTZ+ : bought scssrs. ershberger & Caron's stock
& 4 ariY Groceries: Ptodaae. 90, tonld be ga GA
patronage OF the c1sGoTa"s OF the ias
Also my old friends and the NT5ie G.aar
promising part to DO utmost to sye entlre aSs
iaLtien to all.
late previous loeating nerna0cEtiy IN tAe
viii an }av9rt0 keep sch stock ofg5ods always hand
as the sTal IS families demand. . ----,-.--
ler7 SA3i' IL : ~ ~ 81 :
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CHEESE AND PAPER
uDECETvFD IS boxes W. r.. Cream Cheese;
ga $50 assd sizes VIZ. PaPar reed by rail-
road and for sale by noVs I. D. HEIAAHY.
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sHgEESu sRREEAG.

FEgESEE AREsEVAE.
FyH subserbes have just received hy Express lot Of
ladies' Slippers, very ther with large
and complete Of Boots, Morocco Rid and SilA'
f the Holiday parties. ,,--ro
dec23 ACREA . ALLo'
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MISCELLANEOUS.


EoELlac.lg B33E423 EEeHa h.iaEeT'1s
YSE undersigned taken the above well known house,
81 and rcdeI and rclurnhed 1t throughout, the best
style The ons will be second other house
Evansville. have Eooi for Boardcr., and keep
well supplied table market viii a ord aId rates rea-
so1alle. AttSchcd the Is good Bowling Asy.
Travellers receive every attention, and their cattle be
taken ea-e 81 TI. .. THOMAS.
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FHOFEEE.-4ob bags prime, per Empire, for eaIe by
~ Eov13 GEO. FOSTER co.
G N3T2E9s1T CE7AEN.-25 bagst or sale by
~ feb26 s. E. GILBERT 4 CO., Syc. near Water.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WETOOD AND WILLOW WARE
: 2 Goz assd Market Baskets;
Il ssta55d " OGDEN MeaNres; reel Cotton RoPe;
. tOz SHAKER Broous; nests Buckeye Bowles;
~ DO Heavy Bed Cords; l2GozOlothesLines
rom Cincinnati and for sale by
aes3O Tf0KERY {: JOHNSTON.
CANAa4 &EGAA AGE.
HAVE large double Warehouse the Canal Basin
pablc ofs5ori1g any produce,
ceived snd held subject to owners
Order7. On the most reasonable terms.
mh?6 P. G. o'RILEY.
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ETAESI FEEiS.-lco drums received PEI steamer R. J.
Jana PRESTON BROS.
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EpFCEIV E-25o gross N Y. Paper Matches for sale BY
3 = n [. & D. HEIMANN.
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annn E:sEE,S

BNS G1Fs re; TuabisTs of my size and Grip
- ton also Ytat Al gulr5 TASKS by road
Cor sale by dec3 1. IL d. UU:HAN&.
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NEW B00Ez&.
EA0ESTICES' new book, the Elephant Club;
< > THE Answer TO the frat Iron wheel;
Ellen MtcEintosh g book, Violet the Cross and
the Crown:
EehIe5 Christian Year. splen5i3ly illustrated;
Gathered Treasures: 4 supply of Dr.. haue's
York, justrecd and forsele by
dec3 D0BELL & LISTER.
j decl3 s. E. GILBERT & co.
NJ HALF chest Tea. Gun powder In perial and Young
dee3 & D. HEIHANN.
CAsK Prime Dutch Madder Is kegs New Case Soda;
& 10 keys Soda S4lcratus; eesk Iozwocd;
10 hxs Core Starch; I0txS Rice Flour;
20 do Extract Laewood; 40 o Prime indigo;
zoo lbsR RIadder Puttr: G9dez British Luster;
MiIer's Water Proof Blaekng;
bbls Copperss;I coz Prime II iustreo,d from ew
York BY decI2 z. H. COOK & son.
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FE AtR EH Els kits prime No. Mackerel reed aud
lg ID for sale by mh4 PRESTON BROS.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

v77 Fourth Au-al Session Of The above Tastitgsion viii
j. commence on N0-59y. the is5 day ol Sep eE2ef ".
Vc-r- .Tc dsiroHs OF thoroughly gu9.trr Ing 'etH
am --oectrd,ly invited to the aiTant'e5 pre-
se,+a +!,.s school.
i-s.rI-ou is n-actic?. and embraces t'onl }e-
=, ,,- rssriur all is various arsGHaes. lhcuoinF
4.4 ,,l4r9- account saIe4 Caraularaial Corfespon-
ia.c- F,s0-z+rai,ip 1ni Mercantile E5tcg'at0ns
Fiji r,rs o. lessons he completed in from six t'
s 7-.ars T5asa not 1i9i'3 Stlt-ut1 con c2r7:7aa 4-
Giving T-'1 r2rti c1} 14drrzS
,,5,-5g-ir JEPHII tH BEHM. Principal.
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sOTARY PGBLiJ AID jySFIoE CT PEACE,
AT.CAaoIEL. Ill.
zte5 ;iec1inz and #es1rinE Gains iaSouth-
-a8~u Illinois cld ali otAet business Appertaln1n2
20 SAID otiCcs. PGyiuEta@e5, etc.
Refer =. T. ass Esq, Cashier Can 81 Bank, Evans
vile. I'D. apzl-w
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n,ScasDaD is New iY0Ro..--A, trial going on
before the Supreme Court in New York,
involving p case Of scandal, is fully reported
in the New York papers, A Mrs. Moodman,
of New Orleans, was discovered to be on alto
gether too intimate terms with a Mr.. Furniss,
while stopping at the New York Hotel Her
husband soon after placed her in a private
lunatie asylum at Brooklyn, where he pays
800 per week for her board. Her reputed
lover, Fufniss, has sued out writ to procure
her release! 1T is alleged that she is not
insane, but is placed in the asylum by her
husband as a punishment Letters written
by her to Furniss were produced in court,
which employ very endearng terms towards
him. One Of the witnesses, Allan Mcdonald,
swore that hewas confined in the same insane
asylum, several years since, when he was per-
fectly sane was shut up in room with raving
lunatics, tied to frame so that he could not
move, and treated so brutally as almost to
make him mad. Neither Mr., Furniss nor his
counsel is allowed to see Mrs. Woodman.
Much interest is felt to learn the result OF
this trial, and especially to ascertain whether
the Brooklyn. asylum is q house Of correction
for refractory wives I'M I'd 4l...s; as.s .
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VI VILLAGE NEWSPAPERS. I'm our estimation
there is not q more important institution in
the whole country than village newspapers,
They are conservators Of the public morals.
They 60 where books are seldom seen, and
they bear welcome intelligence and pleasant
greetings to all whose hearts are open to
receive them. 81 slrg.l W a.n aAi-.t...,a.
The man Of this age who don't take a
newspaper is always behind the times. He
never gets any news, only as his more highly
favored or more liberal neighbors may happen
to tell tit him. He don't even know who is
Governor of the State he lives in. As to his
knowing who is President, that is out of the
question. Why, great Jerusalem! he thinks
General jackson President yet, and Major
Jack Downing Vice President
1t is the village newspapers that keep alive
the public sympathy for any great cause, and
make the heart Of humanity beat with firmer,
steadier, and trucr pulsation. Despse not
the day of small things, lest great things never
come. Ii #E.-F ,H@" @#t 2. @. .& }.'4.
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Quick WoRk.--At late fire in Cincinnati
Ohio an individual who happened to be at the
door Of the steam fire engine house thus
describes the effect: ".a
The tiremen, who were sitting by the
stove, sprang instantly to their different posts
One applied a lighted match to the prepared
fuel underneath the boiler; another lit the
lamps; others got the excited and impatient
horses ready, who started from their stalls Al
the first peal of the bell; and in precisely one
minute and twenty-six seconds the steam fire
engine started from the house into the street y
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FIVE HUNDRED SOLDIERS MAssAcRED BY
INDIANS &c Chicago, November 10.-Mr. Will
Hanson, the correspondent of the st. Pau
Times, writing from Payntzac, on the 26tf
ult, says that report had reached there that
500 United States troops, supposed to be q
detachment Of the Utah expedition, had been
attacked and killed by large party Of Tee
owan Indians, near the Missouri River Mr.
Williamson believes the report
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The Charleston Is. c. Standard appeals to
the thousands of laborers out of work in
northern cities, to emigrate to Charleston and
engage in the profitable pursuit of gardening,
upon the exceedingly fertile soil near that
city. An acre produces $500, and the land,
within fifteen miles of Charleston, can be
bought for So per acre.
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REMEDY FOR BRoNCHITIs.-Take honey in
the comb, squeeze it out, and dilute it with a
little water, and wet the lips and mouth occa-
sionaly with it. 1t has never been known to
fail, in cases where children had throats so
swollen as to be unable to swallow. II is GER
tainly simple remedy, and may be very
efficacious one "..0. .t .0".. -
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The MoRMoNs PREPARING FOR REBELLION =
A correspondent of western paper, 10 speak.
ing Of the Mormons, says: I@ .na
Il have information from source which
viii not admit Of doubt, that the Mornons
who have recently left California took with
them nearly eight tons of powder and lead
also a ton of revolvers, all Of which had been
purchased from time to time in that State
and taken quietly over to Carson Valley
during the past six months. .a. a
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DIED,

In this city, on the evening Of the 10th instant,
ESTELLE FILLMORE, infant daughter of Benjamin
=, and Martha 5. Wright, aged fifteen months and
twenty -une days.
Us In Georgetown, on the sth instant, MARY ALICE,
daughter of G. T., and Mary T. Phillips, aged %
months and 10 days ~
"a Our Aly's gone, and now in Heaven, ..H
,es .a.. She sings his praise who died for her;
.4 For in her hand harp is given, ..
ar n And she's heavenly worshippcr
On the 1lth instant after short but painful ill
ness, which she bore with christian fortitude, Mrs
CATlIARINE KING, in the 10th year Of her age.
She died in full hope Of blssful immortality.
Dearest Mother thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits God that hath beieft us
He can all our sorrow heal
Yesterday The 18th instant, JOHN EDWARD,
youngest son OF John and Annie NJ Bury, aged 8
years and months, a bod ssrg Oh .... .. -. 80 .
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Professor Bush, of New York, is preparing
a Commentary on the Book Of Numbers, to
be published next May. He published Com
mentaries on Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus,
Joshua and Judges, some years ago, before
he became a Swedenborgian.
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On Monday, the I'd instant, Henry G. Cook,
awhile man, indicted for stealing hog, was
convicted, sentenced TO thirty days imprison-
ment, and thirty lashcs in two doses, at the
Hardy county court, Va.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-11-14

At the meeting Of the State Agricultural
Society of North Carolina, last week, Hon. A.
w. Venablc stated in the course Of a speech
that The Chinese sugar cane was q preventive
Of typhoid fever .... ..
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WISCONSIN ELECTION Chicago, Novembe,
10.--Returns from Wisconsin say that Cross
the Democratic candidate, has been electeC
Governor
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At COST.-HAYlNG DETERMINED TO
IA ooniine our business exclusively 10 the coach
and cabinet branch OF the trade ncliding Bar Iron
and Steel we offer our present stock Of BUILDING
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AGRICULTURAL
GOODS, &c, dc, AT COST, 10 close out.
All such goods must positively be sold and if not
entirely closed out by the 18th Of December will be
disposed Of at auction, 10 make room for another
class of merchandise. .....
An examination Of prices will convince purchasers
that such goods there is chance for good invest
ment. rr.
With increased facilities in the branch of the
trade to which we shall hereafter devote our atten.
ton, both 10 quality and quantity we solicit the
increased patronage of consumers, in full confdenc
that prices will be satisfactory. ..
49,. ELVANS 4 THOMPSON,
326 Pennsylvania ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th sts
80 I'm
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1.-The Rappshanuock Agricultural Society, lately
in session at Fredericksburg Virginia, resolved to
appoint committee to present petition to the
Congress Of the United States, praying that body
70 execute tho resolution Of tho Continental Con-
gress 70 erect a monument to the memory 81 Gen
leIst M greer upon Mercer Square, in the town Of
Fredericksburg. s.i sus51 att g'il i. 81 ..#7 49, 7
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The Philadelphia Musical Fund Hall was
about as full as il could well hold, on Saturday
evening. The attraction was Lola Montez as
q lecturer l., gta a ... ....
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HALLECK HOUSE.

ruNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING TAKEN THE
II old stand known as the European House, cor
ner of Seventh and streets, begs leave TO inform
his friends and the public that he is prepared TO
accommodate them with the best Of liquors and all
the delicaces of the season.
~ Families supplied with oysters by the quar- .
500 If -s..s . j. T. HALLECK
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MARRIED.,

At the residence of The brides brother on the 10th
instant by the Rev. Daniel M6zcr, Mr.. AIEXAN-
DER PETER TO Miss JENNIE GASSAWAY, all of
Montgomery county, Maryland.
On the 18th Instant at McKendrcc Chapel by the
Rev. Mr.. Ball, THE0PHILUS Ii. GLADMON, of
Virginia, 10 MARY ANDERSON, daughter of VIM
Flenner, Esq, Of this city.
On the 18th instant by the Rev r. r. s. Hough
Mr.. CHARLES SLEIGH, to Miss JEMIMAH c.
BATEMAN, both of this city H.H".
baltimore Sun please copy
On the 10th instant, by the Rev Mr.. Browne,
CHARLES SYPHAX, Jr, to Miss MARY V. CKIT-
TENDEN, all of this city.
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WINTER MILLINERY.

NUBS. NJ A. HILLS will open her usual assert
I'VE meut Of Winter Millinery Oh saturday No
vember I. The ladies are respectfully invited to
call, at 295 Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
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THOSE PERSONS WHO HOLD
u SUBSCRIPTION PAPERS for stock in the
American are requested TO get what subscriptions
they can, aud return the papers to Mr.. johnson at
this Office, by Thursday Morning next, Prompt and
energetic action is requested. F
II .. ..7 ..". 60 .. ".
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REMAtKAHIK INSTANCE Oh HKRoIsx. Rev.
Mr.. Scudder, of India, in letter 70 the Christian
Iutelligencer gives the following instance Of lle-
roism, called forth by the Indian nlutinies: "Let
Americans meyer be ashamed that Englishmon are
theft forefathers England is noble country.
Her sons are heroes and her daughters are he.
rones. This rebellion has brought out deeds that
deserve 10 be associated with those valorous ac-
tons which we, with throbbing pulses, read in
history. In one place lady and her husband
fed in their carriage. He stood upright. She
took The reins. She dashed the horses through
band Of mutineers, while he with cool aim, shot
dead one who seized the horses heads, and another
who climbed upon tho carriage behind 10 cut him
down, On they fed, till again they found them
selves among foes and rope stretched across
the road made farther progress impossible. True
to herself, she dashed the horses at full speed
against the rope, and as they bearing il down,
stumbled, she, by rein and whip, raised them,
while her husbands weapons again freed them
from those who succeeded in leaping upon them.
Hewas wounded, but both escaped with their lives.
Inianother place young lady, daughter of an
officer shot seven mutineers before they killed
her. A captain, pressed by his Scpoys, with his
good sword slew twenty SIX Of them before he fell.
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Thomas Holiday Hicks, the Governor elect, will
be inaugurated at Annapolis in pursuance of the
second article. of the new constitution, on the
second "Wednesday of January next, and will hold
his office for the term of four years, 81 a'iP.I
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The Providence and WORCESTER railroad il
model corporation, II has not one dollar Of float.
ing debt and has now on deposit drawing interest
4 sum sufficiently large to make a respectable
dividend next January. What other railroad can
make such, "a show ..,g iai. +. 5l'-v, w..
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GROCERY STORE,

Co.. GROCERY STORE,
Corner Maryland Avenue and Seventh ST.,
... - ISLAND. ...
"AVING BOUGHT OUT THE STORE FOR
Ii merly kept by Mr.. Robert L. Knight shall
keep ON hand q select assortment Of FINE GROCE-
RIES, comprising, among Others the following arti.
Giles: -'
Sugars, such as crushed, clarified, pulvsrixed, and
brown Teas, such as Imperial, Gunpowder, Young
Hyson, Black and Colony; Rio, Maracaibo and Java
roasted and ground Codees; Refined Syrup; Segars
and Tobacco, various brands; Hams, Bacon, Flour
Liquors, Wines, Crockery, Wooden-ware, Hardware
Vegetables Eggs, Butter, Nuts of various kinds,
Horse Feed, &c, together with many other ARTICLES
usually kept in a Grocery.
would most respectfully ask those living on the
Island, as we'll as the citizens generally, IL call and
examine for themselves, as they then will that
there is necessity 20 go further, as am dstermin.
ed not to be outdone, both 70 prices and articles
Call therefore and examine, and You will find Il 10
your advantage, for intend to sell cheap for cash.
11ss" Do not forget the store, sos, Maryland Av
Goods delivered 10 any part of the city free of all
charge. --
aug s-tf JOHN f. b. PURSEBl,
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Pfe4dca, ofthe Louisville journal, lcctured last
light in BIailtmoTe on q The Present Aspect Of
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HSRAN BER RIISS, RAISINS, 1870.
~ 50 boxes new bunch RAlSIHS. ~,
j n 90 do Eleme FIGS
e, 2 barrels CRANBERRTES ~ .t'.a
20 boxes New York CHEESE.
M 10 boxes CITR0N
y CURRENTS, ALMONDS, FILBERS, and
PALM NUTS.
With general assortment Of Groceries, Wines
and Liquors. sat
Bank notes and Corporation notes taken at par
and change given when one dollars worth is bought
f0 ,ilaas W. ii. TENNEY,
, l4--3t a.l.tEI IN F Georgetown
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n r. Der G Il X respectfully inibrm- he
Oe public in general and his friends In parttcs-
lar, that he has large assortment Of Fsn1 Nudoas
such as Cottons, Needles, Threads, 8lka Bsiopns,
Pens, Tobacco, Cigars, together With Candida OSfas,
Fruit Vegetables, in short Family Provision
Store, and will sell as cheap - the chespat Don't
West Side Of Thrsssnth street. second door sosh Of
q street % In
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Yestefdas,a young man named Ebenezer
Hoover, son of Michael Hoover carpenter, fell
from a building whilst shingling the roof, and
broke both arms and three Of his ribs He is also
Supposed TO be internally injured. ....a 80
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REMOVED o. Mess,s A. G. Marsbman, of Iowa,
md Robert Jones, OF Massachusetts,, were yester.
day removed from the Office of the Third Auditor
Of the Treasury; the hfst second class ($l 400
per aupumD clerk, and the second first class
q, 200) per annum) clerk! la -,fs .a .-".1aiis
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Il PRoEorEp AND Arg0tNTED.----Wm. b. Taylor
Esq, has been promoted 10 be an Examiner in the
Patent Office Compensation 80, $500 per annum.
I Mr.. R6bertr d. Clark, of Wisconsin, has been
appointed to be an Assistant Examiner in the
same office, vice Taylor promoted. W.,
III Mr.. Henry d. Smith, of Connecticut, has been
appointed TO asecond class. clerkship in the same
Office, Compensation 81 400 per anuuln. s N 4
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es5- The following was handed 70 US yesterday.
We know nothing about the fact of ourself, but
have every confidence in the writer ..'"'' 10 pr
Mr.iEDlToR:, Can you inform me why the gas
lamps not lit at the corner Of 10th street and
Massachusetts avenue2 Be l4 g,.r.ssaa Ea# gaHsGh
The lamps are lit ON the corner Of 9th street
aud Massachusetts, avenue, and also on the corner
of 10th and M streets, one square above, and we
sec no reason why the citizens Of the neighbor-
hood Of 10th and L streets should not receive the
benefit Of the gas as the pipes are laid along 10th
street az far out as M street ...t. - r
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NO. ST. NO. 544.
Fl, NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
VARIETY AND PROVISION STORE,
In the Northern Liberties.
ME SUBSCRIBER has just opened a new store
- Of the above description at M.
No. 544 north Nj street, between sth and
}ttEs 40 aa 9th streets west.
and respectfully socits the patronage of his friends
and the public, The articles are all fresh, and will
be sold as low at any other store in this city His
stock consists of such articles are usually kept in
a Family Grocery, Also Us" r." ..'. 'f w.,
COMBS, "'.' ""."' f""
BRUSHES, at.t .......... 3. Z
s TOILET POWDERS, '''4 "".. ''."
PINS, NEEDLES s.... ...
SEWING SILK 'f
'% - \ COTTON, THREAD,
- ' SUSPENDERS, PINS, .
I'M. INK, PAPER, CAKES, CANDIES, &C.