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sHIPPING.

rREAr rREDUCTiON.-THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN
limo Dncd States man seamshps sail every fortnight be-
tween York, Southampton and Hayro, under con-
tract leaving this side each alternate Saturday and the
ssde each alternate Wednesday.
.aor INV YORK AsD sn0s sou1S1ar- nnxnn
FOR SOUTHAMPTON
AND KAynE. YORK.
Queen, Eeabury Saturday NV. Wnsday Nov. 23
VAspERBLT. Iefeyre Saturday, Nov 49, Wnsday, Dec.
Tlie se steamships have water tight compartments.
Price OF passage either way the same viz -
VANDERBHT-lst cabin, $20 and 500 ID cabin. $50 and
$50.
OCEAN QUEEN-lst cabin, 800 and $50 ID cabin, $50
Third cabin, limited numbet $30
Certificates OF passage issued from Europe America
specie delivered In London and Paris.
ID. TORRANCE, Agent, No. Bowling 0reen New York.
Goods taken on freight at current rates.
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ANU SEMEKTss

NIBLoS GARDEN.
Family circle entrance Pr sso noxes .............S
Crosby street, rs cents Orch VI y sss1s
Doors open at 7; CONNIE. 'co AZ
MIR. AND MRS BARNEY N'H11dAMs N1d
Which bas been universally pronounced b. Ps anu p0-
BRILLIANT ON RECORl
Unequaled success OF Mrs BARNEY Wn @AAno In @s
new piece Of
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE, ,Ax.
written expressly for her by Charles Seby, Esq. ss,
egni new charactes and ten changes with suPoro
English spanah, American tho BelgrsvA gent, iona 's
me Handsome Fop
Abe Prima DONNA The French Duelkx, N~.
Spanish Dancer Bun FLv~os
The Yankee Girl, and - A.
- The Herolno.
The performance Of Mrs. Williams the above drsans -
oeen ononnced by the Of England, Ireland
nc & &Ameca nm lea most perfect and her wonderfully rapid ana
IT,. TUESDAY EVENING Ocr. 26
~. o,o FAIRY CIRCLE
Mnlesbes '.........t.'. Mr. Ban0 WWmt,f-
AN HOUR IN sEvIiI.A, =
LATEST FROM NEW YoM f..
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AEARsH'S COUNTING ROOMS,
M For practice and instruction In
BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS,
No. 348 Broadway, Appeton's Building
Circulars with full particulars, on application.
MARSHS COMPLETE WOnKS and beautiful eii-
tons, printed In colors, for sale
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4 UsTR ARoo LINE FOR MELBOURNE
"A Fastest ship the berth. Eighty days passage The
magnificent clipper ahip NARY BANGS 1000 capa-
city eomes commander rapidly completing her loading,
Melbourne ee weeks asesd Of any ship now on he berth
rst and oabn apply on board Pier North River
Meesrs LORD Co, Consignees In Melbourne.
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Bell Bafmaid of The Horns.. .Mnn Tre
New scenery by Isherwood U Robert 6eeope
dances by Mas Henrarde.
To conclude with the laughabie Farce calle Z
BATHING, -
In which Mr.. Sloan, Mr. Young Mr. Moore, Mr.. Floyd, -
Levere Mrs Soan Mrs Walco Miss Floy Will appeA<
In rehearsal Comic, Duality call ~ GOING j
BLIND, In which Measrs Wacot and Brougha VIII appear
Doors open at TO at ~ Places can be sec~rS
week In advance.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A LADy's SADDLE HORSE WILL BE KEPT FOR THE
"A winter for the use OF It, by gentleman Staten Island
Warm stable and best Of Address 29a Post edlce
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THEATRE FRANCAIs ss5 BROADWAY
MARDI, rs OcroBRE, 1852
Hutieme Soiree d. Announcement.
Premiere representation
LIE CHAPEAU DUN HORLOGER,
Comede-Joue par NM Taot Barry Edsard Ernes. TaIot
L3oui.
Premiere representation
UNE FILE TERRIBLE
Vaudeville ac6
Joue par Mines Adolphe, Karsch Tallot MN. Loire ct
AIphouse.
LA CHAN0INEssE Vaudeville en- en- un scts, du Gymnass
On commencera X heures tres precise
Drayon's Parlor Operas every Monday Wednesday and
Friday
French company every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Monday at 10 O'Clock, at LIB Mercer street.
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VITINTER GARDEN
w DEDICATED TO THE CULTURE OF
COMEDY, MUSIC AND BALLET
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
T0-NIoHT, OCT. 25
An entirely piece acted In this city, cal cd
THE STATE vs. PAWKINS
In which Mr. Jefferson Mr. George Holland and Mr. Daven.
port will appear.
To conclude with
CHAMOUNI THE THIRD,
in which Miss A. Robertson will appear.
GORGEOUS SCENERY,
NEW COSTUMES
Doors open at 7. Performance begins at TX
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A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE-RSTABIISHED 1852
"A Carrying the United States posyely on
the day advertaed-The beautiful clipper ship SAMUEL
b. GLOvBR 900 toms burthen, George Keum, comman
dor rapidly loading At pier No North river and WIN be
be The G. O. made the voyage Last year 70 australia and
commodsoss both first and second class The
dne ship THOMAS H. PERKINS loading at pier no IS East
or freight Or pasgs apply Sn boa hoard Or ~ ZANE
vauces made consgnments. ConsgDees In Australia,
Noanrn Wilkinson Brothers 4 Co.
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E,OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
II The American Atlantic Screw steam ship Company's
and favorte steamship
HUNTSVILLE Jno. A. Post, Commander,
VIII leave pier II North river Thursday Oct a. at four
modations Sl6
Through ckes to New Orleans $50 Isl Mobile ss5 Mont.
Eomery $26 Asany, Ca $2s Atlanta S23; Columbus S23
Macon $2 Augusta So Also TO principal places Florida
. lowest
Freight 10 cents per foot
Insurance half cent No risks taken under San
Apply 10 II. b. CROMWELL 4 CO., Sc West street
The MONTGOMERY, Capt w. c. Berry, succeeds Thursday
NOvember3 - -N''
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IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Wednesday Sept u 1852 trains will leave
Twenty sixth street station, New York, foows.-
For Wlliamsbrdge-7lb lb and IL A. NJ, $50 and $50 Pm
For White PainsI2S0 and n. NJ, and 6l5 p NJ. from
White and Centre streets.
For Dover Plains-xPM
For Albany-8sS0 A. NJ. mail trf.n.
RETURNING WILL LEAVE
Dover Plains--5:3O A. NJ
White Plans--b and A. NJ. and 5P NJ
Wiiamsbrldge-6:40 and g30 A. NJ, and $40 p. N.
Albany-9l5 A. NJ, mail train.
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TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CON-
"A panys New York and Galway lineThe next departure
from New York viii be the splendid and powerful seamshp
1859 touching St. Johns F. to receive the royal mails
Price Of passags-Fst Glass; $50 SIS $780, third 800 in
cludng the principal cities the main railway
Great Britain and Ireland Third class must provide
First class $50 SIS For freight passage apply
the American Express Company 81 Hudson street. and their
other Offices In the Interior Passage In the third
class secured Of the above Offices bring
railway In Great Britain for SIS from Galway for $780,
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX HOLLAND, Manage
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PARNUMs MUsEUM-TUEsDAY EVENING AT III
ID O'Clock the American Comedy, IN three and
three epochs WILLS AND WAYS TO MAKE AND BREAK.
Cast with the strength of the whole company Act Epoh
1883. scene-Cambridge Massachusetts Act2-Epoch 1856
scene-Boson. Act3.Epoch, 1859 scene.Boston. After
moral drama, OUT OF THE DEPTHS. TWO LIVING MAR
BLED SEALS here just received and my
dsporng in their native element here Is also, the ARAB
GIANT H feet high and q years old the Grand Aquara
Happy Family Trunk Of Tree from the Mountof Olives &c
all TO be without charge rs cents
Chlrsn under ten, l3 Parquet Seats Is
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SP0FFORD. TILEsToN 4 CO..
- : 20 Broadway.
The Nashville Captain Murray succeeds Saturday Oct q
E,oR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
town-The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship Com
pany's new and first class steamShip
MOUNT VENOM,
+. c. Smith Commander,
VIII leave pier No H. North river abeve perts
Saturday, October q, at three oclock p. M.
Cabin passage, with unsurpassed accommodations 81 So
ceived on Fridays and Saturdays.
No commission charged for forwarding
No bills lading signed aner departure OF steamer.
Apply to H. B. CROMWELL. 4 Co. 86 Yves. street
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INOR HAMBURG, LONDON, HAvRE AND SOUTH
II ampton.
The Hamburg American Packet Company's iron mail
steamship
- HAMMONIA, Captain Schwenssu.
VIII leave pier q North river,
Tuesday, November !, 1859.
Fst cabin -. 800 Second cabin. 500 Steerage S35
G. B. RICHARD BOAs
Broadway
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from fearful nightmare. Death, which
stared him like a demon, was removed be-
yond the present. II was goal to be
reached, but not fastened to, in the future.
When the decision of the Judges was
announced in Court, the result of the ap-
plication was communicated to Burns
"What have they done?'' was the anxious
query of the condemned, to the jailor, as
the latter unlocked his cell door,. tsz
They have given you new trial, was
the response. +-
" God bless that little giytg : was the en-
phatic ejaculation. SO 3 H .n5E
Through all that long period of suspense,
tedious, dreary days aud nights, the prophe-
cy OF the innocent prattler had given
strength to his hopes, and confidence in his
heart, Willie The priest and Sisters of Mer-
cy joined in fervent supplicatiops for his
souls repose, when the majesty OF the law
should he vindieated, the words OF his little
visitor till'rungin his ears and when his
terrible suspense over the result Of this last
efforTfor his life was broken, like the pour
ing forth of an overburthened heart, came
the uppermost thought: "God bless that
little girl -. asle- l a--
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.God Bless that Little Grip

Our readers will remember the arrest ola
man named Burns, ut the Evansville wharf,
last fall, by the Sheriff, who took the pris-
oner to Cincinnati, where he was tried and
condemned TO be hung. lie was remanded
TO prison, aud his counsel finally succeeded
in procuring for him new trial. The Ga
zette has the following, in connection with
the unfortunate man:
When the condemned murderer was first
placed in the cell of the doomed, in the
county Jail, he was visited by little girl,
some ten or twelve years of age, a niece of
the jailor, at the request of the criminal,
who evidently longed for some company
other than his own reflections. On her first
visit to his cell, Burns remarked to her:
Ny little pet, what do yog think they will
do with me? Every body says they'll hang
me-"
"Oh, no. replied the little innocent;
they iront hang yeu-l know they won {.
\ long time ago there was q man in this
room named Arrison, and everybody said
they were going TO hang him; bat | said
they wouldn't and they sent him to the
penitentiary for ten years. | knew
they wouldn't hang him, and they won't
hang yOa.'
Two long, weary months, Burns occupied
that room, which scarcely admitted the
light of MONDAY, and through wire lat
ticed window that afforded but faint view
of the beautiful sky, and but an imperfect
one of the face OF his fellows, who strained
their eyes to Il a view of the condemned
IL
counsel finally made successful applica-
ton for new trial. The condemned mur.
derer was to have another chance for his
life! The rope was removed from bis neck
He breathed again, like a man just escaped
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ParS (April 2s) correspondence % Lireypool Journal
Feeling In the Palace OF Vienna.

The war upon which the young Emperor
of Austria is now entering, has been neither
suddenly nor rashly advised. II seems that
from the very first the Emperors mother,
the Archduehess Sophia, has entertained n
decided repulsion towards the Imperial fam
lily of France, and has even been sometimes
persiRee, by her own family, for what has
been called her old fashioned prejudice.
The ArchducheSS is woman of The most
powerful intellect, and still holds her rule
over her son as firmly as in the days of his
minority. Her penetration is proyerbial,
and she still cOnsults with Metternich upon
all subjects connected with the interests of
the Austrian crown. Ever since the mar
riage of Prince Napoleon, the suspicious of
the lady have been aroused; and at length,
by dint Of artifce and money, of faith in
themselves and the want of il in others, the
experienced pair have succeeded i'm obtain
ing the full copy of the letters of Prince Ma
poleon and the Emperor of the French to
the King of Sardinia, by which il becomes
clear that the war IN Italy is but second
airy object that the ultimate end il the be-
stowal of Lombardy on King Victor, Rome
on Prince Napoleon, Naples on Prince Murat,
vi htiStfists Which ttaNtS
the road open to Russia, and then hurrah
for the long-cherished idea of the attack on
England a.. @
Every step which has hitherto been taken
10y Austria has been the result of mature
deliberation amongst the Imperial family,
by every member OF which the young En-
paror is regarded as precious charge con-
fided TO their care. The Imperial family of
Austria assemblies at Il council board sixteen
Archdnkes, all in the prime Of life, vigor,
and intelligence; all moved by the same
interests, and all IA friendly and united rs
every family should be. No measure of
vital Importance is ever undertaken without
the advice oi all, and the adhesion of the
majority. This assembly, appealed to on
the present occasion, was unanimous in itl
decision-the ArchducheSS Sophia even
more urgent than the rest. How proud and
glorious she must have felt when her son,
rising in the midst of lis relations laid his
hand upon his sword, and, in answer to the
proposition of France, which had been dis
cussed, exclaimed Let the Emperor Louis
Napoleon be told that am as yet too young
to abdicate. He wants TO plume (piek) the
Austrian eagle; better 10 try and cut his
throat. One thing let him rememberin the
coming struggle, that the game is far from
equal between US. ! risk a province; he
stakes his Empire on tile issue Of the war
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hardware.

EsftOn SIfssfG0 SOsNs W.. 40
a. MAIN .STREET.-We are now opening a
large and wen selected stock Of German. English,
and American HARDWARE, which we offer at very
low prices 10 Cash and prompt time buyers Now on
hand and arriving and Spades,
An es', Rowlands's $. and other brands Shoyels
Biood-s Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes,
Do Hay Knives and Briar do,
Garden Eakes and Hoes.
Mill ws-Rowland's and other brands
Cross-Cut Saws, DO German and c. Steel,
Do do, Tuttie's Patent,
Booth a Co.'S Table Cutlery,
Hargreave's Pocket do, -er
Trace, Log, Halter and Pump Chains, r- F.
Hanes, 49,. .-f..E "a
Axes-Blood's, Lippincott's, aud others, r.
Pump Tubing and Fixtures
Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hoops, q
Spear Jackson Saws, -f.-r III .gt
Brass and Enauleled Kettles, s4
Hay and Manure Forks, te- 80 =
Sneaths and Cradles, a
Pruning Knives, Shears and saws. .
FURNITURE HARDWARE. q sr ~ .
Mahogany and Walnut Knobs. r.
Cupboard, Chest and Drawer Locks, N n 4
Wrought, Table, and Brass Hinges, --rrtf .
Bed Screws-hat and square heads,
Coffin ScrIws and Trimmings,
Sand Paper, a No. I, rf 4
CastoTs, &c, dc. era q Il
Our stock OF English Goods, Cutlery Files, &c }
being purchased preyious to the late advance, ena-
bles us TO ofier inducements 20 Cash BUYERS
marls JACOB STRAUB 4 SON. .
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HeT Lf.F.M n. IKE, H.sTI.N'9

and Sycamore streets, for tie purpose OF repairing
Musical, Repeating, and other Watches, Jowelry,
Sc, tegs his friends ana the public generally, 10
call upon him, whsn satisfaction will be guaran-
tesd. jan22-lyd
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AGENCY
ALLEN c. HALLOCk,

.rNDERW RITTER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ABJU=t =tFH vt AVtRAGF-- ANo N"TARN IL HLtc-
tie continues ~ issue Policies from scYrIH, tir-t
iisa and mait reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
la the C,sfs'ry, "n IsIugj tni Fire Risl~ ilewtii
ais, Tr,eiNr applications for
IIFE fNSl RANCE
lie will attend 10 the Adjustment "f l0saes
,i eVrry description uI,lrr policies irvm other
.,senries aud atten, Ia ihr settlement ot all nRi
trrs connected with INSURANCE, for parties iu-
t~fested. His long experience n an lNsI RANCE
AFFyr, has made him familiar with all subjects
Connected with Insurance.
go Olics. Marble Hal Bnding. No. Main 81.
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Che gailp. aoarnal.
Bstnesn Efrsf and W,afer.
rER.us OF sUBscaIPTIo.r

tMailedl 90
Dy tie week payable TO Cirriersj 10
iri-Metkil y ~
Mcckly Papa w
Clubs OF IL OF mOre.-.-.-.....--..-... 20
nS The privilege Of yearly advertisers i limited
d their own immediate business, in their Own name;
aud all advertisements for the benefit of other
-orsons well legal aivertise ements and adver-
scu nts Of auction sales and advertisements with
the name OF other persons, sent in by them, must
b. paid for at the usual rates.
E-f9 No report, resolutions OF proceedings Of any
,TSOI alton, society, association public meeting
and D. communication designed to call attentiOs 10
Any matter OF limited OF individual interest can lie
inserted, unlesss paid for as an advertisement.
Has Contracts for yearly advertising viii not be
continued unless order to that effect Is left at
.he Office, and when discontinued in less than a
year. the price Of the whole year will be charged
ne Legal advertisements hereafter, will Ice pub
ishel at the expense Of the attorneys ordering, aud
not celayable for legal proceedings, but collrctahie
at our usual time.
tiscu,euts are CASH.
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NUMBER esq 9 g5
MISCELLANEOUS

~
dry beg leave to Inform their friends ana tbe
kinds of w ''''
.l MACHINE AND FINISHING work
and everything appertaining to the Foundry busi
ness They are manufacturing STEAM rNs.ISFs A. p
BOILERS OF any size and power requirod saw aTll
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any size Distil.
iery and Mining Machiuery, Tol,acco Scrrws tsnb,
ming Machines, Thrashinl, Maehnes, Mali Mil
Horsepowers, Cornshellers, NJ aehinery ofalf Ein5s
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Csstipess a
every description, Iron HousefrOuts Cellar flat.s
DC. COOKING and Heating Stoves OF the --latest M
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons &c. =
BREWERS, DISTILLERs, RECTIFTFRSsIc
supplied with every description OF Conner AMI
sneet iron Work, Brewing Kettles Refrigerator
Attemporators, Sparges, StilIheals and Worms an
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stills
yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &c; Copper, Lead AM
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron PtIfrs of ever,
variety, Tor beer, spirits, oil, o: Brass tocs an
Valves, Steam Whistles DC
Norkmen sent 20 all partst 20 1T rup work and d.
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Isnr
s.. OLD METALS BOUGHT, -srFsr
They are dealing in and selling Aliens In,nrovc.I
steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tsl-
ping, hlram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine
otephen Hughes Flour Separators German ~.
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting Packing IIoset,e
0i the pest KIND; Tlnplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tiu
rig iron, Babit Metal Spelter, Fire Brick. I'd
Ihey have every facility OF the st MACHINERY
and work kmen, and will give all woI cttrTI-fSi =,
them, their individual attention, fillibg -orIe,,
promptly, warranting their work, and are sati.fos
with reasonable prices. .-f. .as..f n rTii5-f
po Ofhce aud Sale Rooms No 90 Main slra.,.
Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machine Shbp on pr
street, between First and Second rstreeis Fyar,
~ -e,Iuoians. dee7
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RITES OF .sDu.ERTrsG,-e.


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ys.sKE .,-OTxCE, Ep.ERI.soDy:.

Y8Nf6E stOTxtE, EtEAt BCDb -
II We have ON hand, and are manufacturing {"
order all kinds OF Fringes, Buttons, Cord Tasscs.
&c. Ladies' wishing the above named articles,
would do well To give "a call before purchasing
elsewhere, ss they can got what they want. We
also Wholesale To merchants ly the piece yard,
that il viii be object for them e. give their
orders. All orders sent us will he flicd with neat
hess and dispatch.
We siso keep an assortment of SEwiSG MACHINrs
canstantiy on hand. Wheeler Wilson's, j. VI.
Singer a Co.s, and tive different kinds Of Single
Thread Machines. We have adjustable Binder
and HeaRer. All persons having Machines vii 10
we'll 10 send us order tea these articles, th"y
are great SGving oi labor. Price at each 81.
=. VI. SELLMAN, Agent,
inaris 40. First street, Evansville, Iud
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REFERENCES
Il. s. Howard, Evansville, Indians; Alis & IIowes,
Evansville. Indiana; A. NJ. Phelps ! Suu, New
buTgh, Indiana; Minor 4 IIale, Newburgl, Iii-
diana; IA. u. Nrwc0mb & Brother Louisville, Ken
nIclly; ID. y Benedict & son, Louiisvie, Rentucky;
Thomas Dauforth Secretary, New ALBANY Insurance
Co., New Albany, Indiana; x. Simpson n 60.
New Albany, Indiana; ". II. Catlin, Henderson,
kentucky; X. G.. Beverly, Henderson, Kentucky;
James Montgomery. Preston Bro. Bank, Jefferson
Vile, Indiana; Mcrrett C1uiphel aud Co., st. Louis
Mu. jy3i-ly
EJEED. DEF H0.y.DREO, C0.u.UES-
n sion Merchant, No. Z Lafayette street, New Or
leans for the sale of butter. cheese. lard eggs dI-d
fruits, Flour, Meat aud all sorts of Western Pa
duce and for the pirchass. of Groceries. yc. Cash
advances made ON c"nz gnmeats. mai5-1y
<GIRD.- IRE g.y'D ~ SIGN ID,
u tor many years chsf Clerk in the house of
JuIIS HURLEY & Co., beg, To ofer his services
rs Commission Merchant 10 the friends and patrons
oi that house. now that Il has retired from business
with this end in view have formed a partner
shiS with Mr. T.. W Benton, senior of the old aud
We'll known firm of h. W. Benton & Co.. under the
name AMI style cl BENTON 1KING, to tax" place
from the lSt IT May, prOx.
The utscriler relies for support upon the friends
of tEc old house of JOHN HURLEY Co., ohO
have had opportunities o. experiencing the prompt
ness aud ability with which be attended 10 their
business. Very respectfully,
...-. L - r = = THOMAS KING,
Corner OF Lafayette and New Leyee streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-21

N,TODDARD y THO.HPSO.S; Sue
~ cessors 20 Hallock 4 StOddard, wholesale deal
ia Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Glass, GLASS;
war; DE, havejust received large additions to their
stock, and are now prepared to furnish Physicians
and StOrekeepers with every article in their line,
at reduced prices. Having made purchases eXclu-
Sively for cash, aud 10y the package can offer in-
ducements In buyers greater than ever before.
Also, large and varied assortment of DA-
GUERREOTIPE AND AMBROTYPE STOCK,
consisting of Cameras, Chemicals, Cases. and ever,
article required 10y artists.
We also manufacture an improved Kind Of noh.
explosive Burning Fluid, for sale ly the barrel
at retail.
Coal oil constantly on hand, with "A large ass,'ri.
ment of Fluid and Oil Lamps
Or,iers from Artists and StorcEoepcrs promptly
attended to, at the same prices as though they at
tended personally.
Particular attention paid 90 packing and for
warding promptly.
SToDDAED 4. THOMPSON,
decd No 4. Main street