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RrIoGs-CHAyPHEY-o vcaDs.d.y Mach "a y 1s ~, ~
rupb.r IA Tyr D. D. ne Rsy o. W. bIsgs Enc M my
AaIurs Ch@fnYesy, e. q brOohlyn
nROWH- LOWBER--Oa WedDssdsy svenins APIn - n,
Pseifc Methods. Ctufch broobyp 90 To-h-y
Isnb.dsy, Mr.. Cssgnesy ts Brown 70 Niles o''e" D''
81 ef Bfooklyp- -. -, -,
TABLE-LISCCLH-On Us9nesdsy, hnee q, - "a Lin
4 Cable Dsyld X. Cabse Of Athens Coab'y ~ '"
con Of Hcstpf CS1n,y, Ohsa ,,,,,. Anil
CII,K-ByCKLEY-A A. Sev Britain, on Wedn, sos& ~
ey he R<y A b. Coins o. NorNN,s ~ R,,,.;,
NJ Y",, IA M. Caroline Beot'~J Of New on'n -,
gIsH-JEaNses-op WedDs.e es H., Or ca spia William
L Fsh 81 be ts.of place h@.l - e.. ' -
William T. Jenn,pss eco, Al ei 'n' oA'J ~.
.".@I ,sn uEpYsE-At Fsbasb. sn Thurs1sy Aprl
80, \ Hss,.nd 70 Miss p. Maria DenJSe, daughter o.
-. nee N OF Fi.tb7Gh, Long Island
rssDsEZRIv EH-In this ottJ on Thrrsdsy A7l ~ The
~ s.r.t.r at the Of the endes 1nsle Mr.
st'n.,a Raven No 40 Mulberry s.feet aI Edward George
Is,S'5s 10 Nps Msrssriie Raven, al Of this city
xrHLEa-yLEET-In this city Thursday, April 2, BY he
R.y Dr. Tyr David p. KeseT and Jennie Louise dough
s~r Of j. Gardner fleet, ee4
rRInE,HG HAM DUPLEssis-On Th1rsdsy evening, April
q ey the Rev Hiram JeIife, Henry Tnnmingbsm 70 Mis-
Cara Dsp,essis, both Of this city
TYsOs-SUERNsEY-en fhur.d.1 evening PM . sv toe
r. G. P7tr.y Mr.. Geefge j. Tyson to Mise C%ihS1ne
,QutYItey a. Of this cry.
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Martr,.......R .rort.l bz Tslg-arl.

GotlL, Arl2-Ths 's@.o corroS .ossy -er. so tale-
M coss = IT, Md az llc. TIE sars -
Il. Up q go bales Tie rec.ig OILY IN
ssLs so sa.s against
The r,eslp;s pr, is:~ 400
t.t. st,r, 81 As; v.sr StosG 0s SO hsl-.
sayan.H April s-The CoTIoS msrssi !. srm a. iai prio-
StyzInc FStE,SsE h-u los for Pr9o- tll. Ci.AT bss
AZ, tith.r ExCii.~sE NV York = csn, p'eHiam.
IHaELr.Tos Arri 9-Corros % hra a. fully .ss qso,ed
-s'.. sfsripr FxcHAS6E has adF-rced % los! Glnsl
PHs spgil loFLovE arm a, - 81. - > ioz
er.-f-s ~ EI.A COss declined g; Yellow, -. Waite
-pa u. Psovfslo>. ,aud srxard WHISKY d.cned 2lc.
EIWOxLEass April 10 The CorTos nAr.e; il quiet sac.
% isy 90 b. an t. fr " crg srSsS afn FLOUR
s.25a stS7l E,l War : %: Witt DO Al IS M-ss
Poss "a 81 - LAID IN hsss -. baoos hrini ne~
NIB. hs6 =. lcc ExcHACE on LoEd9n 100. V! on
Sex York 9iG 81.
(noIs..ri Ap'I 10. iG5s.-Poss .nd L.Eo are without
barge BtLE MEArs &c. hE-.r ~ shog dsrs sA.-. %
T1 for sho1o~rs ond L. for sides BACON IL "a
.ve Iq4ry D.; bed The Ark.: To- higher 'atss
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Arrived. ......SUSDAr. April II .


Ship Cysn.t (ofBosop) Graves. Manila Nov. H. jay. Head
&c. n CAP. Of Good Hop Feb hemp 10 oide March q,
lat. p lon. g. brig Mary Lowell heno- Tor New Orleans;
let during gale from s. e. sprung leak OF le strokes
Bar. Hyperion Cof New H.yen Ward Trinidad Po: Spain,
5dsy; IN ballast to T. Dwsh, 9Th int Il. ~ lon ~ 80.
fss ' k1 md SS tor @ S,h s s.J cS ssse
smswood Esr Co 9Th inst, lat 81 o. lon IS -, spoke
Laura tof Plymouth Mesa. Wright, POnc. P. R. M.rch
10. sugar and nlolssse, 70 Riyrrs Jgbzo.
q .Ha.T md mols..s 70 De- WOLF HempSrsy T. H. A'''A
Bark Maria Morton Busey Savannah days cotton kc 70
BsrkenDe Young Americ. Collin. HAps day. box .usa,
lost overheard from main BOOM John Yates ONew YOrh second
Brig Nathan Co Msha' Fosary Havana days 4O bo1ss
Bris Mary MeRss lot Wlmrgtou N ! Crocher Mayaguez
h int la 81 a. lon 49, spoke bs AIMS Prrnss o Css,ine
Douglas from Msysu.z for NswYors with loss Of rudde 10
SCH, Hamilton Hopkins, Geoe,o-n, D. C., aud 40 hours
schr sndose, Brown S.ys1nSh days cotton &C., TO l.
scbT Aid English Wilmington " c. day.. naval stores, 70
scr P A. Sander. Ireland Wilmington days. naval stores
schr Cahane q msst,l Jones Nswben days naval oss
seSr Problem, Palmer Washington c. day. grain J.
sehr Frasoe' English, Ne~bern day.. naval store. B.
sehr InO -, Nswb.n " C., days nsvs store. to Wat.
sschr. Northampton Baker vir,iDi. days, oyster.
Schf Mary Emma, PDsrim. C.pr May wood
schr A. U. Small, Gross Elizabeth city NJ for Porsmouh,
n II.
ScLr Julian. Holbiook Norfolk oysters for Boston.
Schr :. b. Goodwin Hendrios.On. Miltop coru b. ~ Fox
Sehr Fly CheesemsD. Phisdelphia, coal for Sant ck.t
schr Seven Sisters Crawly Msehas days lumber TO hsy
hew. Tsbot Co
Sebr Louise Chsse, Boston days mdse. 10 s. ". Lewis
Co
schr El.chc Lord, Gloucester. fish
Schr jonathan Cone, hefisAn.y Portland, c. for Phar
delphia
Schr Berj sman English Bliyen, New. London, OIL
Schr Ths Tu Cooper Fredercksburg 10 days, 70
Gray GlaassslL
Schr Lucy R. Wsrng Cbiyer,ns, Fredericksburg, grain
Gray 4 Ga.-.M
sthr J. c. Henry Fenton Baltimore, coal bounso Dsh;on,
Hass.
sshr Caroline NJ Wilson, Virginia, wood.
Sohr. AexsndeT Law, Virginia. wood.
scbr Electric Light ofPortsnd, Dyer ST. John r. X, March
r. 'rgsr and rnoGsses 20 Master
Sebr Daniel Morris Hoover Wilmington DEL meal and
-four to Allen Ps1.On.
Sch sdIey c. Jones Beds Notfolt So hours, sturses,
Clesrlaan & Co.
scA Adeia Kelley Kelley, Norfolk IS hour. cOro Gray
O.asssl.
Sch. :. b. Ashmesd, Corson. Phiadelphis. coal.
Sch Elisha T. smith, Lee Phisi. lphia. for Salem.
Sch Louisa Endicot EDdieot Phlsdelphis for Newport
Schr Oc.sn Queen Stnh TsEGier oystefs for Wenfeet
Sloop J, hp Posi, Hudson, Va, oysters.
BELOW-shp Robert Treat, from Havsua ao bngs s. Of
the Highlands Big Sama of Bostonl from 81 Marks; also
bark and biigs, unknowD-Ah By pilot boat Jane No. l.
WlND-SuDrise, n. L. Sunset. variable, vey light
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Passenger Sailed

IN Ne ,anisip panGtrtII for Southampton and Hlr~e-
f.bec.tis and iady Ra.h Ant Harrison S-1on Gaalaa
n Friedman, James Allen Washington Bid narn b. A.
Robertson Mis- G Ayes, Mr.. F. "ensworh M F~eenhn;
svaI, Mr. A. Dor aud .ervArt Mr. Morris Door Mics :
Il H.yTGd M McLesn H,ywTs Dr. Labsrrse and .dy
wife John T. Ago VIM. Wamsor. 8 WAGE, Solomon. Mrs
Oswald s Peleraro. Gevsn., T Eckhare T. Tosard3 T.
fnnt, c p S,ahl ind WIFE T. " Welsh Miss lett Mr..
Allen Doubei Mrs Brown Mr Dorre Mrs Dorge AMI intant
~ Gao T. Herman Wm. Frederii. aud lady, Fred Reuter-
Mao Fabric Mise Werner Rev. T. Speuldng and lady Mail
Mr.. Frsderck Rubscb Mr.. Little R II Little Geo: AlHng
ham Eyers L. Chs;aEt A. Rinck, Nj Winter, A. Asdy, K
We.usnn John Mulver, Me.r. sehuu Wind Fredenet I'd
ward, 4 Gusrn, A. Mompsss, A kaktr. D Tasch T. War
Heb Hcchhsner sua wife Carl Zahner, Weber Kant
T. Hrsetbs in Fsnli.h and wife ChAs Rich A. Gru'sgot',
C. Ei,cner Ra.ch.r aud WIFE Fash T. Little c. Weber A.
OF T. DGeyi Mrs Wysof Sis. johnson, Nj LeSert. Mr.
B.ecter Rober, B. Boiling and lady Rev N. Banneer VIM
Bradep. Mr.. c. r. BJine E. W UPton and I.y, B. Lanber
frederick LPonl faeien Bcnard Ch.Il,. REGAIN, Ms.
95sSsieH Pa. sA%y ia asfed Ft 5S0 A. de
Je.. Go.erle. Goseree H. Kpsp Jacob Me,zler T. Demi.
R.ebe G. LAns- Andew Toubert, Rese,n, John Knal,
c. Rusbe H. RenHns G, MaIiro, T. b Marlo Oh. 0.~,d,
s.ssfn S's't a ~ Fl fu1t me- SyoSP. yf Is,
Jos. G.n,l W Bsch.er H. H. Bachelor. r Lemon J. Fon-
IRE. P ". Fo5ssIe. L Samson, HikeI Mr. yOIser c.
In re 't:a@'ag City Of Baltimore for Lre,rOos-M Mrs Tom.
worth MI kn.oht Mr Wild Mr. suneTner Julio Baltiere C.
n Tie, Kob! barley Tho' Bliss And wife II B. Jsk.on VIM
John Davis Dr.. O. Van Archer Pedro Rounesa d. Jackson,
Campbell Dr. George Taylor Ata Mr. and Mrs. Annery Jo
Joe ~ Price, Joseph c. P.rous X MCesnd. Mr. Kerzsn
Mr. Wild Mr. Hughes R. Bgisr, Mr. LII ch, Mr.. Cuick
shsuk Mr. Barlow and children Mt Kue wife and three chill
NJ xxffa nd Mr. and a-errnr
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Henry A. HArbeck.

ALEXANDRIA Va, April lO-Arr. ship Henry 4 HArbcck,
from LIVERPOOL. with railroad iron.
CHARLESTON April lo-The IT, S. mail steamship Marion.
Capt Foer from N.wYork arrived here this morning at
o'clock
HAMPTON ROADS Anvil 1i.-Au. barks Ontario, from Rio
Jsneio bound to Rchmond Roman, from Cuba with copper
SAVANNAH, April e.-Arr bark Peter Demll New.York;
big Msry FGrsn. Searspor,.
ShThe bark Nicholas Corwin from Mstsuzss with risX,
hound 10 Falmouth, Eng 10 ported Tybee in distress.
NORFOLK, April lcArrved IN Hampton oads ship Thos.
B. Wales Calso. Bgs Ann Elizabeth, Porto Rico. and VIM
r. TIbo~y, SombTero Islands
ll-Arlved ship Mary Jane Glover from the Chnehs, With
guano-sn well.
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Disasters. &c.

LacMcoLI April 3-Two hundred aud fly bales Of cotton
have be'n got In damsged condition. and sold an
rate Of IS per bale large quantity Of oose cotton pes
also been saved and sold for CO., There VII Do veiy
btte rav,d the wreck sinking in he mud
She ia now settled four feet ~
[By Letter 10 Elwood Water esq
The schooner Jane c. Doughty sshore North Of bSsrno
Beach has been stripped. Tee vessel supposed WIZ "
total losa
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fAs-1ts sUaoe W. s.tss ied Nd IL prces rsaised
\ orr oe,red -
1HALKBosE 70 better s.nzns .ue,of ~ 200 ocho,sk
NHlskf-s. tsqIy s.ry Ugh: md ne Haiss: !. loEsf
sales sf - tsis .: "A li;c.
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a1arkets-CAREFuLLy REPosrED The ". Y. fspUSE.
MONDAY, April TO- 1853.
AsHES-The inquiry for both kinds 8. moderse a1d the
bet steady ses Of 90 bb sc FOR Pots and Pearls. Sars
ius is steady al Sc.
CO1TON-The market il quiet under the per America
In invoices while parcels on the spot
unchanged. The sales 80 bales. We quote
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION
Mob " q And HeY
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%, " n,, aa, 50, 81, So So s' 50 "a. sn 81
- ,4a ~. ia 4, AZ, o..
~, 2.s s76 ga ss2 1905 49, ~, al 2 PAsT L.
M lc.s ice lo3 lGs, 1000 lc+O, lon 1851, 1904 %
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Pnssencrrs Arrived

H. bark So,ch St-ten' from SatcsGa-Thos Harding Of
Hsv.rbil Ms,s Beuj Rspsl-y Of Delaware.
In bork Hypsroa, from Trinidad p S-R- W. Douglas,
James Lipdsey.
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=. of The United States for series Of years

The Erening Express has the following IN regard to
the Is Crosse Railroad:
meeting of the stockholders OF the La Crosse and
Milwaui zee Railroad Company was held at Albany
Yesterday. at which important changes were made in
The direction. The Hon. stephen Clark has resigned
Hsc sI siesSS az aS wi BE- seen BY his letter
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The Hsvsns steamers e,ve port the d. 7h l2h nh
and 9Th Of each outh and Charleston, c. on the ~ md
18th Returins they due herr respectively on the Ei Lab
and lS.h Chs the 18th ard 3st Of eecn month
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MiSIArulg ALsAEAc..... fHIs DAY.
srn-R!ses.. 5:2s sets.... s55 Moon-Risea-.. 81,
wATZR.....rBIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov IsPd. 6:ln Hell Gate 7:54
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-ssrtdsy as. The decreye sipce IL January hss
Ven 8, AZ, coo. The EopmercIal Adterstse1 ssJs;
We understand, though not officially, .hs. the misson
Of Mr. Moran has been 90 fer successta thst he Enc
Railroad VII be she 20 sxtncate tsef from the en-
baras;mcsis attending its pressn floating debt ana
tina, il s row psyirg1t of By tstallmebts meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Bowery Bank has been held
81 wiEcn il was decided that il would be I11tco1s
70 arsempt 20 resusc4te that institution. OK tie az
count and loan line which was 500 900, about oee
Wiz, it is supposed be worthless. The banking
osce will be ofered for sale Tuesday nen. 1he
ReoeiyerrD probably be able to pay OF al the deo1
Of the Bank by tie 18th of May. The market Tor
Treasury Notes inD, but the supply quite modeF
a:e special meeting las been called " Of the stock
hoders Of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company Tor
the 18th day u April, for the purpose OF consderng
and deciding the acceptance Of the amendments 10
the charter OF tue Company authorized at the recent
sesson Of the Legislature Of Msry land and on the issue
Of preferred stock ard the terms and con1lt'ons
thereof and also 10 consider and decide on any otaer
questions in respect 10 the financial condition and nees
ures Of the Company" Mr.. j. Van Schaick has asso-
ciated with him Mr.. &. A. De Forest, late with TIE
Metropolitan Bank in the stock commission business
Albert II. Ncolsys regular daily auction saie
Monday, at l2I O'Clock, 81 the Merchants IL
change.
S. Diapers daily auction sale Of stocks and bonds
VIII take place tomorrow monday, q; l2i O'clock
at the Merchants Exchange.
Tie following lie a comparative statement OF the
Foreign Imports at EewYork for the week and slnoe
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-01


OF We publish. this morning, con-
deused account of the capture Of the FL
liLus,er chief The Southern p,psrs are
loud in their Senunciations of the admin.
istratIon. and nothing short Of the official
head OF Commodore Paulding will salts y
them. Mr. Buchanan, he, ween the Kan
sas difficulties on the one hand and the
arrest Of Walker by h's officials on the
other, is liable to lose all his friends in
buth sections of the ,ountry. In arrest
ing the career Of Southern Fillibustefisn,
he has mortslly ofirnded the fire eaters
anil thew will lie slow TO forgive him In
the meantime. Walker is to lie tried for q
violation Of the neutrality laws, and |,
will he passing strange If within thre,
months he is not released by the United
States and at the head Of q victorious
army in Nicaragua.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-01
H We refer our readers to the card

~ We refer our readers TO the card
OF Dr. .BoKpLEy. in another column. Tho
Doctor comes among us with unexceptiona-
bic testimonials of his professional skill, and
we do not hesitate to recommend him to
those who require the aid Of q skillful and
scientific dentist. DR.. BoRDLEr il the au-
thor of useful work containing large
amount of valuable information in reference
to the history and preservation Of the teeth,
&c. which we cheerfully recommend to the
peru<al of all who have any regard for q
sound and healthy mouth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-01

TIE DANCE To- NIsHT.-The members Of
the Bachelors' Club give ono of their delight
full Hops this e.ening ut Marble Hall. Let
10 lover OF the dance miss this opportunity
of doing '.glad honor" to the New Year and
participate in rare treat. The young gen.
.lemen propose making the reunion this eve-
ning by far the most pleasant Of the series,
and they will not forget or neglect any Of the
alliances thereto. The young aud old who
wish 70 .Pead fitting and delightful New
Years Night cannot better do 90 than at
Marble Hall. Good music, light hearts and
feet. and smooth floor, are sure guarantee
of happy time.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Old 1857 has stepped out and 1858
comes in brightly. May the patrons Of
the JOURNAL this year realize many
dreams OF happiness-may all our friends
garner in Joys which they never knew
before.
The coming year will be an eventual
one in the history Of our government
In this age OF discoveries and inventions
and miracles a year is fraught with won
ders. and will bring marked changes to
Us as individuals and to the nation. The
growth OF the country in wealth and
strength is unprecedented in the world.
The smiles of Heaven have visited it, as
constantly and copiously as the daily
sunshine. and il stands to day, though not
q eeatury old. the mightiest empire Of
the world in all the elements Of national
strength and native resources, and with
promise OF future the greatest tina,
ever man dreamed Of The most glori
Gus visions ever revealed to patriots
eye. cannot suYpsss her splendor, power
and happiness If her people are true Il
themselves and to the Union in which
are bound mp all our hopes. and which il
the fountain OF our patriotism. While
we lock forward with bright anticipation
to 1853 just dau ned upon us. let us no
forget the old year. only last night bu
rie,i with the past. To some If US, tn
old years parting was made sad by tn
mysterious Providence Of Him, "Wh
doeth all things well "-others it ha
left gay and joyous as the brightest sur
shine, its gla.idest day poured upo
earth. But the year has brought tn a
its lessons. Its memories with some al
graves and buried hopes-with other
toll and weariness-with none uninte
rupted happiness. May our spirits ha,
been purified and strenglh ened by Il
past years ordeals, to meet with fort
tuds all of SORROW or trial it may brin
A Happy New Year to all may tn
year in your individual histories lie onl
rep,ete with revolutions and changes
the bette--every one tend TO the j
crease Of your happiness-your hapI
ness all tend to that which belongs
eternity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-01

NEw YLAR's CALLs.-Ths time honored
custom among the gentlemen. ofcalling up
on their la.iy friends will be generally OBJ
served in the city tn day. The ladies, we
understand. have made suitable preparations
70 entertain their guests. and the day PROM
hes to be q s. Happy New Year" to eli.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-01

wHEELER q RIees.-This we'll known firm
10 iust receiving large additions to their stock
oferoceries. as will be seen by reference to
advertisements in another column. Their
business has increased the past year b. yond
their most sangdine expectations, and they
expect during the coming season 10 make
still larger additions to their list Of custom
ers at home and abroad. Country merchants
are invited 80 call and examine their stock
before purchasing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-01

E 1t will be seen that the time for the
called meeting of the members of the Libra
ry Association has been changed to Saturday
evening. All the members opposed to the
Regular Ticset arc expected to be o" hands
Tomorrow evening ut siie rooms Of the As
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-01

iH- The Hon. VIM. Chetwood, an emi-
nent lswyei OF New jersey, died the other
day at the advanced age OF eighty EIGHT
years. lilo was tho oldest member of the
New Jersey bar, except one-tho Hon. John
Moore White-who still survives him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-01
Posr OFFICE EVANSVILLE,
January lst, US

Irti
Nh. EDITOR Please say that the Post Of
fec will open for the transaction Of business
during tn day New Years. from 81 till 91<
o'clock. A M. and rom til. o'clock, PM.
Very respectfully. C. X. RUDD, p. n.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-01

~ The weather yesterday was clear and
P.earsnt overhead; but the streets continue
IN filthy condition the mud being ankle
dep. In some places the thoroughfares are
next thing 10 impossible, the stons crossings
being ofiittle service, as they are completely
buried in the rlush.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-01

TT Two ruffans arc now in Jail at St..
Louis. awaiting their trial for attempting to
outrage the person of little girl, twelve
years Of age.
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Magazines Cheaper than New York.
CO.srORArION NJrlCE.

~ Enlargement, On the sst side Of Fourth, Ne
tween Cherry and Oak streets, cause the sidewalks
and good SUI stantial brick p&vemens thereon. with
ten DAYS after the publication Of this notice, and in de-
have said work done, and the costs and expenses
cruing thereby will be assessed to and collected ,y
sale Of said property much thereof as will satisfy
said lien and costs. By order Of the Common Couil.
Gil. WELL. II. WALK Err, Clerk.
dec3l a-volksbote copy.
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NEW YEARS DAY.

From time immemorial, this has been o
holiday for editors and printers. There
will. therefore, be no DAILY JOURNAL TO-
morrow.
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+. Y. CARLiLE

The nominating Committee presents tho
above ticket tor the consideration of the As
ISOLATION, to be voted for at the ensuing cleo
ton OH January 4th. 1858.
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SAVINGS BANK LIST.
MAINE,rar

Ratcs at which the following Bank Notes are bon
or received on deposit at the Savings Bank, Evans.
Vile. Corrected weekly.
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FOR NEW YEARS PRESENTS.

lUsT RECEIvDD-A New Stock OF Juveniles
- Books FROM 20 - censs, beautiful, richly hound
ceivsd fes New Year: Gies:. Cali :nd ZEE tSs4 st
cCBEkb Z C0NYN0T0NB;
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DENTAL NOTICE
DR.. J. BORDLEY,

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teeth aid relieve diseased gums. / would here re-
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY AssOCiATIO.

Sv. LIE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
PRESIDENT.
CONRAD BAKER.
VICE PRESIDENT.
A. lGLEHART.
coRRLsPoNDINs SECRETARY.
JOHN w. FOSTER.
RECORDING SECRETARY.
W. Ii. BINGHAM.
TRLAsuRLR.
NJ. DALZELL.
DIRECTORS.
ii. Q. WHEELER,
JAS. Z. BLYTHE,
CHARLES DENNY,
SAMUEL BAYARD,