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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-05
REMOVAL.

. Ea1 Z. r.. RUCEER, EaT.zg removed his ofhce to
y = - s.rees, beSVvsn Aiain and Locust,
pres 1t font room, up g,airs inthe taidiug on the
t,rgs1 u the alley he1 rhe Post Office whore he
ei.ie prepzre1 - rcspYnd 70 all PROFESSIONAL calls,
"a shie., the citizens of evansville and lis veiniiy
or Rueker viii also give particular attention 20 dis
eases ~ tie sye;su treatment of which he has hereto,
sore laetIN reuiaI ka,Ie success Residence End
street ipetee~n Cherry and Oak.
Evansville. Cct. 2.fh. ls5siv. .l-
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ANOTHER DECLlNEl

Ezra FLoUs at 81 % per sacs; also BRAN by tn
retail a, is& cents per busheI,by
janl4f IGLEHART e. co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


y. SrisATTON. "a. ~-;-.
LIVERY. AND ALE STABLE,
second. between Main ano Locust streets,
Opposite oid FRESH yterisn church,
EVAN 5 WILL
.NNUE undersigned hasa large ,ard COM
noii,us prick Stale v it'll Shells car X18
r.ase-, and : prepared Is rake hsrses sy NJ
thr day, week n.nrh. . His Gu SINNERS may pe
sure Of ling tner saiHaswell anu carefully attend
Ell TO. lie refers to the following gentlemen whose
horses he has had long time under has charge.
He hss sls2 numhey ofgcoa ana ssie horses Ior
iortale tuzgiis, 70 hire. Orders for Saddle Horses o.
Horses and Brggies, willbe punctnslly attended 1
Refer to-
C. G. KEATS, Gas Office. 80
G. X. pEMENT, Dement, " Nieie.
y. 5. GArIfT, ExeShersn.
CfPsiAN PRESTON. Keen q rresfnn i;rroN
,.rkR- CANDLES Tcars So
- q Whole half ami Quarter boxes for sale by
sePt9 s. 4. GILBERT a. co.
,FNnE hOsTOA BBLTlNG COMPANY
- - f-st -iHsi.s p5
- 81 - - 80, 4 a.. s8ts4 VI "a
80, d. 80 ~ B iDcli, arc piF;
30 10 iaa0 lira5 5SsS s.Vss.s'ss -
RE 6sss Peisa K as5 s fs<s o e. sns damp
uafi2IsA Gtn -rPIs hers Led'he- 5ellibg esnno.
Be sy,e f5e ren.slse me B0sJon srleie Rcs,oH
Pct has Csc sf cert more India, Rubs'eT. Il i
ass cIuf5t ssdyn mt OF Cum Packing. Gzs. cts
tH3 Plpt kiass Adarsss the BOSTON betllg Com
rany. ,geu.s. BABC0CK & soNTAG-
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River aud Weather BY telegraph.

River 9 feet I inch by pisr mark and fall
ing. Weather clear. ~
LouIsyILLE. Jan AZ
Ten feet inches on falls and rising.
CINCINNATI Jan. 4-rM
River rising, 80 feet il the channel. Th.
weat her clohdy and cool. 4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-05

cotton BaDC0RD ke.is.jast -ec-ivea
I : and foi saie y GILBERT wLES.
Cincinnati soap aud fsIlsw Csnaies.-s
oIxcs yusr receivr4 pei ste t...e Leu AL fOi
salsb by GILBERT BOWLS.
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~, The river at this point continues to
rise gradually. -. .arrr,, a
,.tHT The river is still rising at Evansville,
but falling ut Pit,sburg. no further appre
tensions of food are entertained.
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MISCELLANY u.
Pittsburg Coal for Sale;

n WILL sell sur=riSf qn tfity on Pirts.usE-co
Il AZ So per cal i0al, o. - ctsf A tush-l. An
al must be pal Dr IN snS5)fe cure - Thsa ur-
fe-ei or I Will ir1 delivered @f,rs t1t. Is l. 80
i've. orders leil al n srn store s5iie altsnd-
III 20. Il. =. HUTCHINSON.
INFANTS FANCY HATS.
4sHH-haiusun,eN evex pfoasces. a. sd IL 4
u Al them. vAuTIER l. MARCONNIEli
sept M-i" street, pet teen srst aud secand-
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HOUSE TO RiNT.

n HOCSR atuated 10 the lower 30. OF fhs city,
coutainIns eight Rooms, with to good ( i.t,lI's
and Cellar also fire Garden. IN siTa e. an q
iruit trees, and tsiing for six issss, Vi;l reIt,d
Il good tenant on reasonable te-us. Apfly "a
-ept2e-ti NATHAN aONLE7.
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b. tx CASHMERE HATS.
STIFF and Soft all slspes-e .-.sssi anti A.
'nnf'' NACTIEkA NAgcONNIFE
. 49,. s.i.s 1sa-azarse 81 Ncven' er % rssc-ref
. and for sale by 4. coNINCfOA
Oct 90.
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HOUSES AND LeFs FOR sALt..

HAVE several houses and lots, and asS vacant Ioss
n when viii sell on reasonable term.
- NATHAN 8eWtEF.
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DISSOLUTION.

he ,ir -s4snei. uuder firm Of GEoRsE FSseEs
3 Co, is yhis day dissolved 1y manual consent
:itaeF atr isfsn TIE fsan.e Of the inn in iQUt-
asflon sIs>&k W. f0STERf
Evsasyrfi~, aer.. !, 81. & SfG NJ io Affkkkls.
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SAMUEL VICKERY.

HAVING purchased, and fitted Up. the building
J u known as the "0LD WASHINGTON HOUSE,"
will h.reafter be found at his new stand "a veil
lected stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES, &c. &c,
take this method Of returning my sinc marks
my numerous FRIENDS, and the ou die yena142> f0r
their liberal patronage, hch compelled re - leave
my old stand Ind seek commo fi.us a.rels 1id
hops strict attention to business 70 = e coz
q y
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NHE business heretofore Carried rrde. krn
~ q GEORGE FOSTER Co., win heTeafter he cor,
cCcted ~ tae undersigned, undtT the stE ie.'
". W. FnSTkR
sept GEO. FoSI ERs
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a TENEMENT TO RENT.

1yIRE boxes ju-, received an
u for sale ,ns PRESTO. nc,s.,s
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prime and choice The stock present is about r. 900
bags.
FLoUR-There is quotable change in Flour, but
holders today manifested willingness to operate
We note sales of 800 bbs City Mills Super $437 cash
and $50 bbs Howard Street do at $3.50 We heard of
safes OF ONO Super but we quote IT as before steady at
$500 Extra Flour is quiet at S4S7IgS for Ohio; S5d
$525 for Howard Street, and S525a$55o for City Mills
Rye Flour is quiet at So 25. Corn Meal dull at $500 for
Baltimore and 1925 for Brandywin
GRAlN.-The offerings today were much larger than
for time past There was a fair demand and prices
We're pretty well sustained OF 5000 bus. white Wheat
offered there reported sales of 2l00 bus lOSdl7
cts for fair to good 600 bus choice do at 100 cts and
some zoo bus fair prime reds at 1864 los cts Receipts
OF red Wheat some 600 bus. Corn in good supply
Of some 10 900 bus white offered there reported sales
of 800 bus at 57d5S cts good and prime This is slight
advance Saturdays sales There were mixed and
damp lots sold $50 sc cts Of yellow Corn IL 900
bus were offered Sales Of 900 bus at % cts for prime
some 5000 bus choice at 62 cts and small lot 5Sd61
cts Some 5000 bus. Oats offered principally Vir
gnia There some inquiry for them and all sold Boa
81 cts for Virginia. and "a 36 cts for good prime Penn
syyania Some 500 bus choice Virginia brought 80
There Maryland Oats at market Rye in very
light supply and brought II cts for Pennsylvania and TO
cts. for Virginia.
MoLAssEs.-There does not appear to be much demand
for Moasses at the present figures There sales
ported to-day. 1t remains steady at previous
ons, viz New Orleans 32d33 cts for good to prime
crop Cuba clayed 22d23 cts Muscovado "a % cts
% cts.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market was again quiet to-day.
There were no transactions in Bulk Meat Prices are
shade under previous quotations We now quote Bulk
Shoulders at 69sd6& cts. Sides at 81 cts. Hams S%9
cts There have been jobbing sales of Bacon X cts
for Shoulders and OK cents for Sides Pork is quiet at
Sl675 for Mess and Sl3 for Prime Beef is steady SIS
for Baltimore packed Mess and SIS for No L Lard is
quiet at d10 cts for City; 10d104 Western in
bbls. and ties, and 114@11k cts for do. in kegs
R1CE.-The market continues quiet at the quotations
viz: 3hd3B cts for good to prime.
SEEDS-rhere is little inquiry for Cloverseed Sales
were reported Change, of $50 bus 4624 81 for
good to prime Timothy seed is neglected We quote it
nominal at $225G250.
SUGAR.-rhe transactions show sluggish market
Small sales making to the trade previous quotations
We note sales of p hhds Porto Rico SO 50dS7
prime and hhds. good New Orleans 81 We quote
common to fair New Orleans sea $780, good prime do
s675aS7 and choice at 81 Porto Rico, good choice
sea 1925 Cuba S625S675 for good to prime and S. so
d$6 for refining grades do
WHISKEY.-The market continues quiet. Sales were
reported to-day of $50 bbls City at 20 cts Ohio is held
at q cts.
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ant urchins and greedy rabble. The harmless orgie
was Kept up with unfaggng spirit for the entire at
ternoon Between four and five, Bacchus and his
tram, having made their progress through most OF
the principal streets of the town, returned to the
place whence they came, passing again through the
Piazza di CASTILLO and Via di 20.
The golden urns of rosy wine appeared approach
ing emptiness while the attendant fauns and satyrs
seemed on the contrary, Oeteris Bacchi pleni, and
wore their leopard and bear skins in jaunty roll
licking fashion Their retreat to the woods and
vineyards being duly effected, and the hour of din
approaching, the streets began to clear, CARR
ages rolled away, maskers disappeared within the
portals of tavern and restaurant the tarceurs who
had all day diverted themselves in the shadows of
Madame Crinolines petticoat beat retreat, heart
lessly leaving her exposed to the nights frost
which to-day has given to her cheeks an additional
tint of blue, and has dimmed her roses with rhine
She will doubtless remain standing and palpable
satire until after tomorrow, but it may be doubted
whether her preposterous aspect will have the de-
slrable effect of inducing the ladies of Turin to les
sen the exaggeration Of their circumference.
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Sflonetarp ann Commercial 8sbiew,
BALTIMORE, March Is, lS5

BALTIMORE March Is, 1858.
The market for stocks today dull with few transac
tons Baltimore 6s 1856 sold 93& those of 90 &c.
a small amount at 96H. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
bonds S5 sold So those of so at 81 Of the stock of
this Company there only Isl shares sold ranging
46 46k, regular way buyer days 46 buyer 10
Northern Central SO shares sold regular way l79
an advance of :. Springfield Mining Company stock
brought 2A d2% regular way 2Sd2 gle buyer GO days
After the heavy sales last disposition
to hold off
Northern Central II bid Il asked Baltimore and Ohio
bonds CT, 81 bid IS asked; do 1855 70 hid 81 as,od
North Western Virginia LIST mortgage SEX bid so asked
do 3rd mortgage 80 bid 40 asked Central Ohio ID
gage bonds AZ bid sc asked do income bonds 20 asked
10 bid.
Money continues in good demand, and Banks take
all approved paper not having four months run
Street rates remain without variation
The transfer books of the City loans and the
inscribed loans of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa
ny close to-day and will remain until the first proxmo
when the interestOn the securities becomes due Until
that date quotations will be for the opening unless other
wise stated
In New York things rather improved Virginia 6s ad
Sahced = Canton 81 Erie q. Second Board; Michigan
oouthefn Is Reading l; New York Central X a &:
'e"hu ana Toledo at First Board advanced 4 at Sec
~ "iu cumberland coal advanced Il and the mar
ket closed firm
" "hsac'ions Of any moment in commerce TODAY hayt
been made known to Us
SALES AT THE gAITI,topp ero, ~
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THREE Brothers DRowNED.-A correspondent OF
The Trenton True Democrat, writing from Salem
New Jersey, says:
"a most distressing and painful calamity occurred
near Greenwich, Cumberland county, doy two
since. Three sons OF Mr.. Asa Horner, most est
mable and worthy farmer, aged respectively 10, To-
and II years, were unfortunately drowned in See
ley's mill pond adjoining the farm of the father
while skating
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GIBBS FIRST PREMIUM
SIS SEWING MACHINE

SIS SEWING MACHINE,
JoHNSoN'S PiTENT $50 ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE
The above Machines for FAMILIES, MANUFACTU-
RERS, &c, are not EXGELLED by any other MACHINE
for beauty of STITCH and durability of work on all kinds
of materials The labor of hours becomes the pastme
minutes Every MACHINE SOLD by US kept in complete
running order the first year. free of charge to the purca
ser. Salesroom No. 80 BALTIMORE ST.
l.. d. CHASE Agent
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A New DISCOVERED PROPERTY OF CHLoRoFoRM-
The AteiUe Wedicale reports the case of Young
man who badly scalded both legs by slipping into
laid upon bed, an exciting potion administered,
cod liver oil applied to his legs, and he was twice
bled, but the pain in the legs did not subside. A
hniment of laudanum and cod liver oil was then
applied, also without effect in abating the pain.
But chloroform having been substituted for lauda,
mum, immediate relief ensued, and was maintained
by continuing the same process until recovery.
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER Gov. PEAsE-l 500 BALES
OF CoTToN LosT.-The steamer Gov. Pease, was des-
troyed by fire last Saturday evening, short dis
lance below Alabama. The Pease had 800 bales of
cotton on board of which only about 600 bales was
insured, and nearly all destroyed.
There were no lives lost, though the Waterman was
badly burned, rumor says fatally so. Considerable
of the cotton was from Houston county. 1t is not
known how the fire originated.
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&ooks arto STATIONERY.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CITSuJNGS &,

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CUSHINGS 4 BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
II 262 BALTIMORE STREET
or for sale at low prices the largest and most complete
LAW, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY
to be found in the city
They respectfully invite examination of their Stock
Orders attended to promptly. fe22tf
Established 1887.
MURPHY'S GENERAL PRINTING AND PUB
LISTING ESTABLISHMENT.
BOOK, PAPER, AND STATIONARY STORE,
MARBLE BUILDING, lS2 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
MEDALS awarded by the MARYLAND Insti-
1VI stitute 1915 for Printing Book Binding and
Bank Checks BY the METROPOLITAN Institute Wasbing
ton, Diploma for superior Blank Books
BOOKS, PAPER, BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY
Wholesale and eta-Corsantly hand a large and
BOOKS IN GENERAL LITERATURE.
School, Classical, Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books
FOREIGN BOOKS
large and varied stock kept constantly on hand to which
constant additions are made, by direct importation For
eign Books imported to order.
BLANK BOOKS PAPER, STATIONERY. &c
comprising lare assortment of English French and Amer
lean Letter. Cap and Note Pagers &C. the best qualities
fevery description made to order, in superior styles
MURPHY's UNALTERABLE sTEREoGRAPHIC AND
PLAIN BANK CHE CKS,
in every variety;
PROMGsSORY NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
BILLS OF LA u FLANK DEEDS, COM
MERClAL AND LAW BLANKS &c
kept constantly hand and sold wholesale and retail at
the very lowest rates.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING, BOOK BINDING d RULING,
of every description executed in the very manner at
the lowest rates
Particular attention paid to
FINE WORK
for Banks Insurance Railroad Telegraph Steamboat and
other Joint Stock Companies Public Offices &c sc
Orders from abroad, for anything appertanng to our
business will receive the most careful and prompt atten
ton and will be furnished at the same low rates at
tended to in person.
fe22tf JOHN MURPHY co.
T AW BOOKS.
lThe subscribers invite the attention of the Bar, to
their large stock of LAW BOOKS which they for sale
atlowest rates CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
262 BALTIMORE STREET
Just published Volume 10 Maryland Reports fe22-tf
ID URAL AFFAIRS.-THE ILLUSTRA-
~ TED REGISTER OF RURAL ECONOMY AND
RURAL TASTE, with plans for country Dwellings plant
ing pleasure grounds and all Farm and Garden processes
vol l2m9.; 40 engrayings; price 81 - -
ANNUAL REGISTER OF RURAL AFFAIRS FOR
lS5S-l2mo 100 engravings-prce % cts. For sale by
fe26-eod4t 10 Baltimore street
TNHE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
IL Weekly Journal, devoted to Agriculture, Horticul-
ture and the interests of the Farmer 1G Quarto pages
each number Largely illustrated. Only 50 per annum
THE CULTIVATOR-P Published Monthly
80 pages svo. each No; SOC. per annum;
LUTHER TUCKER SON, Publishers,
Albany, n. Y.
Subscriptions received by LUCAS BROTHERS,
feb26 1aw6w. 40 Baltimore St
MURPHY & CO.,
1Fl BOOKSELLERS PUBLISHERS
PRINTERS AND STATI0NERS,
MARBLE BUILDING,
1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
fe22-tf. Baltimore
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsDENT-By and i0ih the
adCice and consent of The Seaate.-First Lieutenant
Vim. L. Cabel, of the seventh regiment of infantry,
to be Assistant Quartermaster in the Army, with
the rank of captain, and to rank such from March
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WIN. ROBINSON,
w Nos. and HOLLINGSWORTH ST
Keeps constantly hand andor sale lowest market
rates, PERUVIAN, MEXICAN and other GUANOS of the
best qualities BoNEDUST, sUPERPHOSPHATE OF
LIME, &c, &c
Also best quality Wood Burnt Lime, for building pur-
poses. This Lime is manufactured at nv own ouarres
and purchasers may rely getting a No article CE-
MENT and CALCINED PLASTER, of the best brands;
BRICKS, HAIR &c, &c. CORN OATS RYE CORN
MEAL, and all kinds ofAlil Feed fe22-tf'
geo W. WEBB.
~ GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER
). Il. corner of Baltimore and Charles Streets
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FIN E FANCY ARTICLES
gS Every attention paid to the repair and manufacture
of Jewey Fine watches repaired by experienced work
Ren mrl3tf
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TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

ID Y n & r c. X E IT'S,
Il y JOB TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDERS
No. HOLIDAY STREET, NEAR BALTIMORE.
MANUFACTURERS OF
JOB AND FANCY TYPE,
NEWSPAPER HEADS, CUTS,
BRASS RULE. DASHES,
BRASS GALLEYS, LEADS &c.
Agents for PAGE BASSET, Manufacturers of Furni-
ture and Wood Type
Stereotyplng in all its Branches, neatly executed
ELECTROTYPING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE
IN SUPERIOR MANNER.
PUNCTUALITY RELIED on 3m
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GAS CONSUMING STOVE.

The Desideratu of the Age
hETERMINED and continued experiment
1Ihas pleased say resulted in triumph, and we
would invite customers and the public to examine at
store the of perfection coal burning stove,
for public business, stores, offices &c. 80
1t constructed that the requisite quantity OF oxygen
thrown over the of the frepot this nterceps
the gas (which in other goes up the draft) and
being consumed quite onehrd the consumption Of coal
is saved besides acquiring of greater amount of
in the burning of the gases.
These stoves require filling but once twice day and
steady fire NAV be kept in them for months They radi
ate such an temperature, require little attention.
easily regulated and save so much fuel that they
must speedily become in very general We have them
in use at store, where should be pleased to show
their operation References be given parties now
having them in use.
COLLINS, HEATH & HUTCHINSON
Maryland Store, and Plumbing House,
fe22 mos No D LIGHT n
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|. M. SanER &. Co.'S.
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFAoTURING
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
los BALTIMORE STREET
W 10 Clergymen of all denominations. and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches we offer our Fami, No
chine at half price. ~
W f. Frederick,
Agent.
WHEELER s. WILSON MANUF,crrpuso T,o,s
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.
For Families, Manufacturers and Others
Send for the Company's Circular
Office and Sales-room,
126 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building
fezZ-a. w MERRILL, Agent
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BIDS TREASURY NoTRs-Bids for taking I'D treasu-
ry notes to the amounl of opened the
treasury Department at II O'Clock to-day The following
pram dan, oil
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The Board of Trustees hay this day directed that Div
idend 3I ETT s 1901 be declared of
PAYABLE on the I'd of November next.
That a dividend of TWELVE PER CENT in Scrip to
the dealers of the Company their Terminated Premiums
past year. be issued and after the LIST of January
next that the remaining portion of the Unredeemed Scrip
of 1851 paid in Cash. after the LIST January next and
that s7S 2l9 be added the former RESERVED CAPITAL
thereby making said Capital to exceed TWELVE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
By order of the Board,
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretary
c. OLIVER O'DONNELL,
Agent in Baltimore
fe22 3w3m 81 Exchange Place.
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private correspondent of the New York Tines
informs that paper of vivacious proceeding the
part OF those wags of the Clubs-the Foreign Office
clerks-which may lead to results of the most stu
pendous character. Our readers who refresh them
selves habitually with the habdomada vivacties of
Mr. Punch may remember that about three weeks
SINCE the steamer brought most successful pic
torlal pasquinade of that venerable but patriotic
Jester, representing French Colonel under the ap-
propriate guise of Gallo cock, tapping his epau
lets for wings, and growing defiance at 'perfdious
Albion" while in the distance appeared the Empe
ror Napoleon running out of his house, with every
appearance of concern, and crying out, ''That hor
rible bird will scare all the neighborhood?' This
picture it seems, intensely delighted the angry
young British gentlemen of Downing street startled
by the insolence of the Monitew out of their usual
''aw-aw" apathy, that they forthwith bought up a
large quantity of Punches, cut out the agreeable
caricature, and addressed one under to every
French Colonel in the French army whose name
and address to be found in the Imperial army
lists at the Foreign Office. Ifthe Colonies are wise,
the lesson will be useful well amusing. If not,
we trust the Emperor will not think it necessary
immediately to invade the ''involate island" and
blow the tomhs of Nelson and Wellington into the
air.
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by GENERAL REQUEST,
- R. EO r G VANDENH OFF
WILL HAVE THE HONOR TO GIyEA
SECOND COURSE

THREE READINGS, AT CARROLL HALL
WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME
TUESDAY EVENING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POETRY;
serious and humorous.
THURSDAY EVENING, 1Sth.-A SHAKESPEAREAN
ENT-HAMLET-FALsTAFF
SATURDAY EVENING, 20th.-SHERIDAN THE RI
Walls.
Tickets to the Course S1-Singe evening 50 cts
RESALE OF TICKETS The Office at CARROLL HALL
will be open Monday and Tuesday mornings from II
to o'clock for the sale of Tickets the Course mrl5lw
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paper Yangings.
PAPER HANGINGS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
HOWELL & BROTHERS. 26O BAL
llTIMoRE STREET, opposite Hanover invite public
attention to their extensive PAPER HANGING WARE
HOUSE and the superior stock of Paper Hangings
stantly on hand.
The variety and extent of the assortment presents supe
ror inducements to purchasers embracing does an
unrivalled assortment of FRENCHePAPERS, as well as
new and beautiful papers of approved Styles from
Factory.
10 this stock we are constantly making additions,
arrangements both at home and abroad complete for
receiving everything in business
1t would be needless to the STYLES as thew
are varied to please all tastes are suitable for
Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls, &c.
All paper put on in the best manner under the superin
tendance of one of the firm. Orders from the country
promptly attended to. dim.