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Proposals for Furnishing. Marble and Marble
work for the North Front OF the
Paten once Building.
DIrARrnrsr or TN. lnrrneu,

DIrARrAEsr or the Inrrson,
CEALED PROPOSALS win received al this departms sa
y eighteenth day OF February IL O'Clock noon "a, INV
nishing such marble and marble work rtqued N ~
The bids BIZ the onn Of the following schedule and e
the prices MATERIAL hauling dressing, aud en ~
GLIDING all the machinery and other expenses. %"
Schedule.
Cube stone, per superficial foot.
Beds and bills, do do
Extra cube stone, per cubic foot
Cameo in two beds, per superficial foot
blocking course, 90 DO
h hmias ss sn'a'ia'a''' 90 90 DO DO
Drops 10 coruics, per ineal foot
Tneyphs, each.
Gaps OF pasiers, EACH
Channels OF basement, per lineal foot
Marble Thing, per superficial foot.
Window sii,s, do do
The marble be similar In kind and quality 10 a, s
Of which will be required accompany the bids ~
Each bid will time the will Completed
none VIII DC uom ohe man hose known be
trade and believed To be fully competent to fulh s
obligations they to and assignment Of BID
will be recognised, unsss made approval Of s
Ninety per cent paid time as The WORK ~
gesss upoa the estimate the OF The department ehs,s
thereof reserved until the completion The con-
tract and acceptance ofthe work BY said agent
The department itself The right m
proposals hereby invited, when deems The UNI
ted snies IL well exclude the bids person
persons who has coed believe not Il, nS
cause faithfully perform the contract. -
Plans specifications and woking drawings ana
other Information obtained application at the Office sute
The proposals. which spar,ment address.
cd TO the Secretary OF the INTERIOR tendored s
opened O'Clock, p mr. Of the day receiving e
same.
R. MooLELLAND,
Dec lS-2awtleFeb Hut & siarl
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T osT WARRANT. =

Osr WARRANT The undersigned gives public notice that,
The expiration OF ak weeks from date application will
be made the Commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate land
In lieu Issued the 10Th $751;
BENJAMIN Travis l6o acres which
Of the through the mail poet ONCE, vr-
snia, and Philadelphia, on the a2d October last.
TIL. LUMPKlN Attorney
... BENJAMIN TRAVIS,
Dec N-law6w
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OSr WAHRANT.-Thc under signed Qves public notice that
~ ntthe expiration Of six application
WIN be made 10 me OF Pensions duplicate
lieu Of one issued FEBRUARY 1856 for eighty
heros NO. 5921, - owen myTick which
hand' I'll. LUMPKIN, Attorney.
OWEN MYRICK.
Dec 6-law6wt
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Proposals for Furnishing Granite and Granite
Work for the nth Front Of the
Pat mt once Building.

DEPARTMENT. INTERIOR
December IL, 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS. received this de par,meu mil
the eighteenth day of February next ~ O'Clock fur
nshing such granite and sne work be required
sub story the erection Of the Patent
Office building
The following schedule and clp
specify prices hauling, dressing setting In
GLIDING all the machinery and olher expenses
. Schedule.
Cube stone, per superficial foot.
. ...Ha.n Beds and bills, do DO
Extra cube stone, per cubic foot
e Gari in sd TWO beds per superficial foot
...' Fneze TO entablature, do do
Archiirave, do do
Drops 10 cornice, per lineal foot.
Trigiyphs, each 49,.
E.# Caps OF piasters, each
Channels of basement, lineal foot
W. asa..e Window siit per superficial foot.
The granite be equal quality that used conSd
non o. lhe Wings o. me building specimens OF which will be
qumta 70 accoMpahy me DDS
Each BIT will what time the work will completed and
none will be considered rum others than those known the
ade and believed to be fully competent TO fulfil in good
obligations they and assignment bid
contract viii be recognised unless made with approval The
he Of the department. tai VT
the Of the agent " department charge
thereof and until con-
tract aud acceptance OF the work by said agent
proposals hereby invited when Il deems United
states well per-
sons who IL has good believe viii any cause
faithfully perform the contract.
Plans specifications and working drawings examined
and other information Obtained, application
superintendent.
The proposals. which must be sent this Addressed
the Secretary OF Ihe Interior endorsed Proposals
OF the north trent Office building opened Al
ocleek m, OF the as day named for receiving the
..as. .4.,..E. s r. MoCLELLAND,
Secretary Of the interior.
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GOLD silver and plated pecacles OF
all focuses peroca perscopc parnboIa glasses
long experience peculiar advantages in selecting
adapted TO the eyes of wearers 49, -
GA Penn, avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
Jan 9e-u
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X. IN. GILL GT,
n...Ifn tTun

Has his resid Franklin Row ee s,
of and Theenh He will continue TO devote bis s
uon principally the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much time 20 'hs law concerning patents s
give advice legal questions arising In cases
the Paient oSce appeals to the chief Justice or ss
Justices District Columbia and will also ASSIST
preparation aud OF suits concerning patents -.,
He viii written opinions and Arguments n
having either Of the Department
win prosecute claims before board established m "'
adjudication.
Oct ee-dn
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!

-
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Marine, and Inland Insurance.
AUTHORISED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
$l,35s,I5l Is.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA. ..
Office northoes corner Of Avenue and Seventeenth
street, Washington, ID. @.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dinsss
George II. AnI ARMSTRONG, Thomas Manderaela,
George Helmbold F.CaTroi Brewster,
James Il. Neah, Iaaae Leech, jr.
EpwAnD r. HELMB0Lp, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Gasss WasT Mo- 80, street, opposite City Han,
i s@s' R W,IamI No. s ~ n street. ,o
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain p Levy, No. 367 Pennsylvania avenue opposite No
GENERAL. SUPERINTENDENT
u John Thomson. ..
mh business Of this company win ayoa. with The
received amonniedo The large sum Of one
only forty six hundred and sixty reported
G"d % @
a hs security offered Is ample and tina. a fair claims will be %
PSsf MILE fEs,l IA @
ss
CANAL Boats RAILROADS. and ,ss sa
hus Of nsSsns sna he
waters. A
The rates Of win be companies and
hiking Them arrangement
will be taken into consideration.
an oss ns,, speedily adjusted and promptly paid
street, Washington city, ID. G,
Insurance may also be effected at tks Home Office,
NoTihWest corner Wanas uad Second streets, Philadelphia
And In other principal cities United States by AUTHORIZED
officers of the company
June l3--dly ~ "A ....t
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Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO EXEMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right Of presumption any OF the
lands within the townships and Of townships
required establish the the satisfaction the
land Office, therefor
notice.
pointed the public lands
bracna the tract
TIfO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
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"shoud aud acquaintance be forgot,
Should aud acquaintance be forgot
And days % aud lang syne."
a q @ senior S s1as n s"s ns n S
class Of the ending June 1884, and the Freshman class Of the
Wilmington s D. Sat third Of March o. 1851 hs isiss
nor de can ever entirely TO exchange in their
lives greeting sympathy uniimey
preliminary meeting ssirappoinea committee win
s ee Fourth and %
which those members several classes TO whom may be
adopted to nil an attendance as possible.
good enough secretary BY
their respective pos, ofhees .f N."a ~.
AI q IaisiSe q & Il h1 34al,in conHe'
J. NEWTON Z Iis sfiT!ssffn'a Pennsylvania
PHILIP pnspl f9tssfA''''' PENNSYLVANIA
s,nTr, ! q r Wips,e Ma aalesAany oo,Md
LEWIS W. Na'' WA ,isH NC T1sI works. NJ
OF Montgomery county, MARYLAND
March a7-lawtsiara [InteligencerI
ed to notice his in their editorial columns as mem
beers Of CLASSES scattered through The four d
requested give &C
easonaly between this date and ie "a Of March A. D. is
THE ONLY ONE aUTHORIzED,-TheR Rob ofBR BOY
nier sursaparia other similar remedies It radically
without mercury S all affections the skin
period Of e and Hereditary acrmony Of humos As depura
tive II powerfully eicacous in caabs of the bladder in
fractions and other weakness Of the arising from abuses
soundings As syphlc the Rob
short time recent diseases ensuing from the
Of basam OF copayia cubeb from which emily rePe
without neutrazing The Rob Boyveau 10, above
recommended syphc Diseases whether long stand
and which have resisted the powers of mercury or the odue
of potassium.
General fer the United Sates Gabriel Bondn,
street, New York. or wholesale orders Guot Duconge,
New Orleans seuiily, San Francisco. 80.
Rob Laeeteur sold by all the druggists throughout the Uni
States The pamphlet Of Doctor g. de ST. Gerva the med
properties of the Rob will be obtained by writing g. Blon
din 81 William street, New York, who will give Information
wanted.
G. B. prepared ill orders for South America, the West In
Dies &C.. United the bond
March Idly MHa ...s
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Completion OF PANAMA RaiIroad.

tUIHVEUtEUH Vf FHHHtfN
Reiuotion of Fare TO CaljoYria
FEs United States mail steamships leave New York
aS4 FOR hBpinwail 5th and 10th of each month,
%As8kR connecting with mail from Phnama San
kS411nadkW Francisco
These steamships have approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safoy
The Panama railroad al miles from
and hours The baggage passen-
checked In New York through San Francisco and
embarked Panama the
The money paid In New York all Of the trip
Reserve steamers kept in in New York. Panama.
San Francisco accident
the route Ia entirely reiiabis.
wall
Conductors 90 through by each steamer and take charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets az the lowest rates apply M the agency
West street, New York, 70 l. W, RAYMOND,
May6-du
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United States Mail.

KENTUCKY.
.- PosT osrIcE DEPARTMENT,
...... ............ February 6, 1887
The Grst Iny 1857 10 soh June 1858, following
in KENTUCKY therein stated will be received at
March next to be decided By Tie a5ih April oowiSs:
No ss rrS% p"v M By sH Gsss
a h, na~fss, Yssn Esm
derson, Smith. Mills, Hewi,svilss Morsanhsid, o,d
Raleigh TO Nh laai %ss and back
dsnta be supplied from sn By side mail
Bewleyviie three times week, and Big spring
from Bewleyvile six times week, all In due con-
nexon with main ins .a
Leave Louisville daily
Arrive a, owensboro' next day by6pmi
hanvs Al sSs%nse s,s same Day
Arrive a owensboro' same day by SPIN;
Leave Greensboro daily at a mi $50
Arrive at Louisville next day BY N.
For forms popsa guaranty and certificate, also instructions
requirements embraced in the contract see
sn OF 1854 of
Feb 7-law4wf Postmaster General
III j. BINGHAM q SONS select school ia ses-
zion viii commence July 18th Number limited None but
mar much preferred Age aud OF applicants
sired For terms, &C., address - n,,on., r
March lO--lawams Oaks, orango county, NJ C.
NOTICE rs hereby given that application VIII be
made for duplicate land warrant ~ behalf o. ho heirs o.
stolen the mail m The month Of December asst easea
General
Pensions poifed of It's loss. f.. ''
Feb H-6wlawf ,....
Wiilards' Hotel.
]. c. b II. A. WILLARD,
Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street,
gsL& Washington, D. c.
Jan &-dlh
CLEGANT TOWN CaRtsiAGEs-JAMEs BREWSTER
II SON, Broadway, New York, would invite
Of Washington and vicinity their stock of elegant
vehicles n ne and beautiful designs comprising
Han,aner cloth coaches, bnrouches,
BeriRes, caleches and coupes.
Having the varied
invite the attention of gentlemen who
may New York. whom drawings If Of
carriage will be sent by mail
a 7--d2mif
/ cutlery, &c.-M. w. GAIT & BRO have just received a
large Of very elegant plated of superior quality,
consisting Of
Richly engraved walters, from 8 to 30 inches
Plain chased sets, pieces complete
Coffee urns, water kettles, cake baskets casters
Albata forks, spoons, &C.
ALSO,
The best English and American table cutlery. s.y
offered unusually low.
NJ. w. GAIT q BRO, Jewellers,
1924 Pennsylvania avenues between 9Th and 10th streets
Peb 20-6t aag. .rsa.- #
UJATClES-T Int geat assortmen offered TO
Those search very superior keepers
will embrace all the celebrated Makers suit
able both for ladies and gentlemen .,e
confident assortment complete
possessing every advantage getting the best
unusual Inducements
Members Congress strangers purchasing
watches would early eecrion quail
ity may be thoroughly tested before leaving the city
W NJ w. GAIT BRO,
&c.,. 3ai Pennsylvania avenue,
Feb 2O-6tf between Gin and 10Th
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Orders and certificates Of packages in the
will receive tho attention. and
an account of each drawing Immediately after liz
80 r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent.
Febll wilmington Del
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The owners Of these ships win accountable or gold
ouon specie cwelry precious stones, metals unless
fading signed therefor and the value
May l-du
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rr,IIiaut soh,mes for March, 1857.
To be drawn supenendence Of appointed
BY the governor.
GREGORY MAURY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.

Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Class %, for 1897.
To be drawn WILMINGTON, DEL, Saturday, March H. 1857
rs number lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
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kDwARD X. COLLINS, ,
No. IS Wall street, W. u
Liverpool,
STEPHEN KENNARD b Co.,
"a Austin Friars, Londos-
p. @. WAINWRIGHT h Cor.
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NOTICE hereby given that application Will be
made for duplicate in behalf Of the heirs OF
New, whose warrant mpeecuy wss
month of December asst eared
the General Land Office, and the Commissioner OF
Pensions notified of Its loss. .' oil.
Feb H-6wIawt
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom house, &C.,
at Plattsburgh, New York.

Dec 97--3awlFeb25t
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lint. & siar.I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-18

JOHN DEAN TURNED UP The New
York News says John Dean, who re-
Gently kicked up great hubbub among
the aristocracy by marrying the wealthy
Miss Boxer, is rusticating in the pleasant
little village of Franklinville, few miles
east Of Rlverhead. He is boarding in the
family of Mr.. John N. Sayer, and is be-
ing tutored and polished by the Reverend
Mr.. Reed, Congregational clergyman,
preparatory to his debut among the FASH
ionables in Fifth avenue. 1t seems he
was sent down there by his lawyer, and
to avoid recognition he assumed the name
Of John Johnson. The manner in which
his true name and character leaked out
is thus stated by the News:
A few days after his arrival letter
was received by the worthy Postmaster
Of that village, directed to John John
son, and as there was a young farmer
living in the neighborhood by that name
he took it out OF the office and opened it.
1t proved to be from Deans wife. and, as
it was filled with such matter as good
wife knows only how to write to an ab-
sent husband, John Johnson, farmer, con-
cluded it was not for him, as he was not
the owner Of such piece of animated
luxury, so he returned it to the Post
office, and in day or two John Johnson,
No. 2; j. G. John Dean, called and claim
med it.
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SUICIDE OLA CLERGYMAN.-Rev. Ben
jamin n. McPhail, pastor of the Pres
byterian churches at Snow Hill, New
town and Pitts Landing, in Worcester
county, Maryland, committed suicide on
Saturday night last, by jumping into the
bay from the hurricane deck of tho stea-
mer Wilson Small. For several months
before, Mr.. McP. had been in delicate
health, and it was observed nearly two
weeks ago that his mind wandered. The
attacks however were Of only temporary
duration, and for day or two at time
he seemed rational. lie was at the time
on his way to Baltimore, in charge of a
friend, to seek medical aid. lie leaves a
wife and five children.
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THE NEW COMMISSIONER TO CHINA.-
It's said that the name Of Mr.. Reed, the
new Commissioner to China, although a
simple word to US, is yet wholly unpro-
nouncabls by the Chinese. who have nsi-
ther the sound Of or d In their language.
The nearest they can come to it will be
to call it LIE eli. or simple lie. But if they
shall happen to make the discovery that
Reed is the synonym Of bamboo, an article
they are we'll acquainted with, they will
no doubt call him Mr.. Commissioner
Bamboo.
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@Hawkins, who was arrested in
Estelle county, kentucky, SOON weeks
sgo, on charge of horse-stealing, and
who was placed on horse behind the
Sheriff, with a man along as guard,
managed to draw revolver from the
breast coat pocket Of the Sheriff, and kill
led both his captors. He has been tried,
found guilty Of murder, and sentenced to
be hung on Friday. the 29th day of this
month. He is said to have married five
wiies. and is barely twenty-one years
old.
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STREET FIGnr IN BARDsTowN.--In
Bardstown Ky, on Monday last terrible
fight took place between Wm. Hardin,
grand son of Hon. Zen. Hardin. and John
Robertson. They fought with bowie
knites and both fell desperately wounded,
when their friends conveyed them to
hotels to care for their ghastly and dan
gerous wounds.
The parties have been at enmity for .
long time, having had "a previous fight.
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0TSeveral unsuccessful attempts have
been made in Baltimore to get up meetings
to express sympathy for and furnish aid
to Gen. Walker and the cause Of G.ibus-
terism in Nicaragua. One was called for
Saturday evening. at which the atteu-
dance was the reporters and few others.
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GoINo-GoNE.-A. j. Going, tenant
farmer on tie Grand Prairie, Ind, ran
away from his wife last week. His better
hall, it seems, wore the breeche' and was
in the habit Of hogging him j. for the
fun oft. Hsdid'nt like the arr ement,
and taking advantage Of her co on
Thursday night, he "mysteriously disap-
peared.O
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rThe decease of three prominent
merchant bankers Of New York, which,
in quick succession, has recently been
announced, will distribute it is estimated
about SO, 100000 to their respective heirs.
The names of the deceased were SAM'L
NICHOLSON, JOHN +. A. SANFORD, and
JASPER GRosvENoR.
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@Ths Terre Haute Union of the
18th says: A brakeman on the Terre
Haute and Alton Railroad was killed
one day last week while the train was
passing over bridge beyond Mattoon-
his head struck one ofthe ties which took
Of the top almost as smooth as if it had
been cut with an axe.
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@A mine has been discovered upon
the farm Of Mr.. Joseph A. Hall, in Maui
ry county, Tennessee, which promisea to
be very rich in the production Of gold. -
Considerable excitement IS felt IN that
sec tion in regard to il!
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o. A Baltimore paper says that Rev
Mr.. Foley, Catholic priest in that city,
has, within the two last weeks, returned
to different persons S240 that had been
stolen from them. The priest was able
to make the restitution by means Of the
confessional.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-18

6rRapp's colony Of German Com
munists, at Economy, Penn, is in a state
Of gradual decline. Fifty-two years ago
it counted 800 persons; now there are
but 800, most Of them old. Halfthe hou-
ses are vacant.
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@The Legislature Of Minnesota has
made an appropriation Of $4,000, viii
has been placed at tho disposal Of the
Governor, to recover the four women al
legged to have been captured BY the In
dian disturbances on the frontier. They
are supposed to be somewhere between
Big Sioux and the Missouri.
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@The Grand Encampment 1. O. O.
+. of Indiana, meets in Indianapolis on
the 18th inst, and the Grand Lodge Of
the same order on the 10Th.
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Daily freight Trains leave Evansville ahd Terra
iaute at 40 A. NJ, which local passengers will be
taken.
~ For any information or Through Tickets, apply
at the ComIanys Transportation Office. head OF Lo-
Gust street, Evansville j. J. DANIELS,
Hs-rl- Sur, rfr.s.t ,sion
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LOUISVILLE AND EVANSVILLE REGU.
LAR Jacket.

r1II-IIk II THE well known and fast
~. .s-S1 steamboat W. A. EAvES, Capt.
1<--@>skzs<AD has re-entered the
trade for the season, and will continue make regular
superior order For freight passage apply board
Leaves Louisville every Wednesday and SATURDAY at
\ O'Clock. y. m, and returning, leaves Evansville
every Thursday and Sunday at O'clock, p.
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WABASH RIVER PACKET.

cIT-rlk II TIE light draught steamer
t=75-V5xSS;Sa i KATE SARCHET, y. Il. De-
s=zzxl-z-SSzzz zzzGsouchet, master, will run as
regular Tae ict between Evansville and the different
points on ths Waiash River during the entire
For freight or passage arply on board. febl0
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.

1csA o. TTs Yn,r,,I ;E'sTaI ESssspser steam
s=sk.zSSmith, Master; Archer Clerk,
Passing Evansville going up every wednesday, at :
saturday Mt II O'Clock, Nj. Will make regular weekly
trips between Memphis and Louisville, landing at all
principal way places for freight and passengers The
Northerner is unsurpassed for speed comfort and safe
w. Connects at Louisville with the mammoth ID. :.
mail steamers Jacob Struler and Telegraph No. 3,
for Cincinnati, and by Railroad thence to ali eastern
cities
Passengers going East by taking through tickets on
this stamer, will ume expense and 20 TO 10 hours
dsagreeable Railroad travel.
Connects at Memphis with the splendid line of New
Orleans and Memphis packets, and the Napoleon and
W hite River boats and at Palucah with the Cumber-
land and Tennessee River packets; ut Cairo with the
st. Louis packets. ap9a
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EVANSVILLE AND CRAwFoRDSyiLLE n. II.
.tr1 FREIGHT NOTICE.
nN and after the 18th Of April, all freight bills ac-
" cruing articles arriving Mt Evansville, Vincen-
and Terre Haue, must he settled by the consignee
at the Depot, before the property Is removed.
All go0ls not called for within - hours after notice OF
j. j. DANIEL, Supt.
vincennes Gazette and Tene lIaute Union copy one
month. apNlm