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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY o. 1859.

then coosy stamped tie asni'g carpet that
roGrded thsm. until the fse oat TINS tnis be-
roio hey, 81 Al ne 10 bis esor. sSv~i ,be lvss ani
10 s probability tbo house. from eest uctoo bl Gre.
The Of tse ctd ia co, s.'erably bd'n@d bat DOT
dasseiousiy so AL hosor 10 little TnoMss Coon.
Rssr. May bis future h.st'ry b, as un,sf.h aud ss
toais ss lie act wh.ch row have the pleasure 10
record
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

THE SLuSc SHor.-Jsroes Gray and snes Mursg
were sr1es'ed on Monday right, 10 tbs Fourth Ward
for assaulrrg Patrick Ccllirs. os No. n B.avis
street, With slGpg shot. Gay ttrack CoI6es y;e-
sat blow on The head with the shot. aud Nansv
kroct ed him dosn. TIE prisoners said they had iask
core from ses, VIXEN ihey were attacked by sons
persons, ore Of whom knocked Gfsy dows. Isws
not till then that he drew his slng shot, ssd Ls tl
not nov tia: it <ss sn unlssfui weapon here. rAs
prisorers were beth S,otchmen. Justice Conne11
committed them 10 answer
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

s<ae sschsrge Of . blNt, Oa sIopdAy, k the sew 70
ssves. IA Genital Park. I. appears tsst Sec.assd
hAd goited thefuss leading to tao blasts one cfwhieh
Exp oosd 10 due time, bu' the other faded, and hs
Ssi'ed 70 see the csnss of the f4ilare JaA % -
ieached the 'ook the blast ex ,oded. sad he vas in
sisnty kired. lie was native Of freland, IS ,ssrs
efsge. Ntraiet, accidental dea.h.o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

TIE METALLIC TABLET STGOP-Invented bx
Gro. siuSDEKs A. d., 1876 Tbs, the genuine srse. s1
equse1 for producing the possible edge
Can be obtained of tas Subscribers snd sole manufssx
sfs, J. L d. S.UXDERs No. 7 Ast0r House,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

BARNIN's Nl sEuM--Ihe flying wire, with
Madame Ely.s Ball Ia Mlsnd by the Hab,n s.rsusdssss
La CrscoyeDpe and fun music and the dance,
ETHIOPIAN soDg, Sambo wsrbng choice srrsy
hunol moral ausenens THIS AFTERNOON and EyExxc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
TAdvert'-ement.I 4


GuRNEY's UPTOWN GALLERY, No 7U7 Broad
way ir block below the New.York Hotel PaoroGaAPns
DAGJ ERKEoTYFE,, MSr.rUgEs In Oh aud Ivory Types.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

A. W FADFR's Lead Pencils, sold at retail 4
al staeoners. A. wholesale only by
EEEKBAHD gABEK, solo agent No. lS3 Wl1ana.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
AdyertisemsDt
BRADY's GALLERIES.


AMnpoTYPEs ASD DAGuERREorYPES
Nos 2j 80 ara 6i5 3roadgey New Yorh aud No 80 Pssa~
sylyGns- -aY, " NsshingtO d. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

BuRSEp TO DFArH.-A child about 81 years old,
son of NJ J. Caabau No R5 Teuh payiss viii
the fire az O'Clock Monday MALT when b clothes beossse 70
utd buruins him that lie died before assistance could b
rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09
rKrocrRrs.-Elward Gilmore snf

III hINtkt '.--ETWdTu bH1IUe nI'I NHtIIVs wv
by tl Habor Police Monday f9r pcains
IL. pocket of Ms Lyis Monroe of +J Ia South fey
nbu Tie money recovered, and the lady declining =
prosecute the youug scsmps were discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

RoBuED Is A fourth AyESUE CAR.-Mr. Nathan
Russell No, - base street Boston, while coming dsws
town Monday uish in Fourth avenue had his Pootse
picked Of and sons valuable papers The hleihss not bees
arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

The Philharmonic Society give tleir Third Concer
OF the season on Saturday evening next, at Nibloi
GARDEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

THE LATE BLAsTNG AcoIDESr Coroner sehir-
mer, held sn irquest Tuesday, at house IL Egaty
e,gtth sueet ngsr Third avenue, upon tae BODY Ok
Joli Dsly, tie sbc.er we Wa4 kll.1 ty tae psa.a'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

Mrs. j. K. Hcsrsay living s, No. Tenth street. near
the Sixth avenue, was, with her three children, wait
ing the return Of her husband, who is employed by
the New-York and Erie Railroad Company. The
Oldest child girl Of years of age had grssped
metal fluid lamp, which exploded with loud rs-
port scattering the burning fluid over the parlor ard
her own person. TIE mother seized the child in her
arms erve!oPed as she vas in flames, ard ran fran
tcay over the house screaming for help. AT this time
il providentisy happened that there was boy pres
eIt, named Thomas Coehrane, only l3 years o. age
vho Lived within e few doors of the place, ard who
Immediately took OF bis jacket, and with that ard his
hands smothered lie Games in tae bunEg clothing Of
tie mother and child, tho. saving their lives lie
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

TIE Rev. w. H. MuBURS Will discus, "Asron
Barr this evening at the Academy of Music, opening
coure Of popular Lectures at the low charge for al
mission Of twenty-five cents 1t is intended should
tie public sustain the enterprise, to msinan regular
weekly lectures at this price Tor two or three months
in tie hope that thousands will BE- attracted to the
Academy who are not accustomed to attend lectures 10
less inviting sdifces l. is melancholy truth that the
OPPORTUNITIES for intellectual cuure shd requirement
presented il our city but sparng'y improved by
s LsboriDg Csss.hat at least ten of tneee spend an
evening 10 the theater circus singing saloon where
ore ever attends lecture. The presen. movement is
designed TO couutegaot this tendency; aud urge all
who can to give If the support of their presence and
their irfuerce. Mr.. Miburns ability aud feryit
elcuueuce should iniure crowded house.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

Masonic BALL.-The Grand Lodge Of the Stste Of
New York hold their annual ball. for the benefit Of the
Asylum fund, on Tuesday, the 18th Of February. Tne
affair viii he worthy Of the cause. As mstter Of
interest we print the following letter from the Earl Of
Zetland, tie Grand Master of the Order in Great
Britain
A.HZ, RicHNoSD, Yorkshire, Jan. 10, 1882
SIR ASD BRorHERs: have been favored, through
the kindress Of Br Lyons Wright with your letter Of
the sth December last with copy of the bylaws o
Metropolitan Lodge No. 53, of NewYork:
beg Jon 20 accept my most coIdls thanks tor this
nsrk Of your attention ard frsternal regard
sssure you, that il ia moe. gratifying 20 me 20 learn
that my humble though jealous eIertions IN the use
Of Masonry are appreciated by my Brethren IN New
lcrk and that they have far horored me as to de
igns;e a Il. Arch Chapter with my name. can ven:
tue TO assure you that the Grand Lodge OF England
has always taken the greses. interest IN the prosper-
~ Of the craft in New-York, and that We earnestly
cesre 10 ma mt ain the closest Tea OF intimacy
with oui Brethren in the Cpitet S,ates.
beg You to express 70 the w. NJ aser and officers
and members Of your Lodge the sentiments OF frster-
nal regard and esteem which entertain toward them
and 10 accept yourself the assurance Of my heartfelt
acknowledgement. And have the honor 70 subscribe
mysef, Your faithful servant ard Brother,
ZETLAND O. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

Rs.L EsTATr.-rhs foilosiny sales were male yes
te'day, a; the Merchants Exchange by A j. Blocker
Sop & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

RAnAoAD AcclDZyI.-An Eshman named James
Ke.tinz. resident of Fifty-sixth sIeet, while in g
state Of rto,ics.ion sbou. y o'clock last evening"
yentursd TO walk on the track Ct the Harlem Rarosj
and was struck by the locomotive Of freisb, train
entering the city. Kssting was thrown down an en-
bankment, distance Of sbou. twenty feet He was
put or board the baggage car Of NewHsven passsn-
ger train, which running just behind ths Harlem
freight train, and brought to the depot at Twenty
seventh street, where esrrsge was ob.siaei 10 con
vey him TO Bellevue Hospital. 1t was thought that he
could no possibly survive the ip ares he had sustained
many houIs-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

MURDER IN TuOAAs.sTREET BRorHEL.-An Irish
mason about 30 years old, Alexander Dsvi, by name,
died last evening st the NewYo.k Ho'pital from the
effects Of stab which be received in the brothe No.
81 Thomas street. 1t not sscersined at the time
who the assassin wss but yesterday the police Of the
Fifth Wa-d took Tncmss TynOn, laLorer, into Gus
tody for the crime I. appears that there was woman
in tie Gaze. Tynon was dancing with bis mistress,
Cath arre Colby, when Davis nterferei, and being in
Hqucr, insuted her. Thi, occurring than once,
fight ersued, ard the parties getting out upon the
sidewalk, Tyrcn Is said to have stabbed Davis in the
beck a.t below the shoulder blade The injured msn
was taken to tie Hospital and placed under Df.
shrady's care; bnt the Inflammation Of the wound
brough. on deiam tenlens, of which he expired last
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

Dr. Foy will lecture this evening at 'h" Cooper In
sttute upon the Of the treatment OF diseases OF
the throat by topical applications according to the
method Of Dr. Green. The lecture Will, no doubt
fully explsin the facts in the case of the late Mr.
Wbiirey which las caused 50 much excitement in the
circles of the city. DIR. Foy is not only theoret'
caly and practically familiar with the subject but was
himself present a. the last application made by Green
TO the throat of Mr.. Whitney. The lecture will be
iu5.rsted by models and apparatus
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

TO the throat of Mr.. Whitney. The lecture will be
il,us.rsted by models and apparatus.
BrI1's HEAD.-There will probably be several dis
appointed persons in the cattle market this week.
Drovers particularly tho speculstpg portion OF the
are likely to be disappointed in finding 1at the pr,
cattle has suddenly AAai~AA f"- or s~ dollar
head. Butchers who went TO the drove yards in
Forty fourth street yesterday, expecting to pay prices
equivalent to l0I lie. pound for the meat, as they
dl last week disappointed in finding that they
could obtain their supply at fall half cent less and
that the supply of good stock was vastly greater
than It was q week ago. In this all parties
are disappointed since the idea seemed to prevail, be-
cause the stock for a few weeks pas. has been very
rough and coarse tha tho supply Of good cattle was
som.hoy exhausted. Yet We have seldom seen 1900
head Of hullocks il tie yards Of a bstter average
quality than we're yarded on Tuesday. Thsre were
several whole droyes without bullock that would
rank below good msdilm quality. Yet none Of these
fIst-tlsss dIoves vii average lie. per pound and
uIles the market is better to-day than yesterday
they will net average 0lc From the nunber Of .ttle
yardedlst jglt aLdt the number expected this mornirg
we should cay there will bs about 1900 in the Forty
fourth street Yards for this market, and these full
half burdred average hesver than those sold last
week. TIE sales Of yesterday very light, butch
ers being pretty well determined 10 have q reduction
of last weeks prices not bay at all and the owners
ard cattls-brokers being very unwilling at first to
make concessions. They came pretty generally to the
conclusion before night however, tha. hey might as
well cone down, and owners also found tia: il is a
confounded dell market"
! Our Albany Cattle Market report gives e25j as the
receipts OF the week there and thst ra.her unusual
! small Number went Eastward; and that sales could
mould not be effected there at the current rates Of the
week previous.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

NEw CoUsTERrEIT.-SpunOus s. bills on the Con-
cord Bank of New Hampshire wers put in circulation
yesterday. The bill has yignette OF Washington 10
the center, FiSnkl n on the LEFT and Jackson the
right haLd sides.
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ing Committees free Of charge, and furnish
them with proper badges. They will, Il
possible, be all present at the Office on
Wednesday morning at 10 oclock.
They will be called at ten O clock on
Wednesday in front OF The Office OF the
Executive Committee. OF! the Fair Grounds.
They will be furnished with list Of the
articles entered, in their respective depart
nents, to be examined-and they will re
port their awards to the Secretary, IN Writ
ing, before o'clock p. VI. on Thursday. 3
DESTRUCTION TO JUpGEs.
/. When majority Of the Judges on amy
class are present, they shall cons titute a
quorum, aud be authorized to award preni-
uniS, and the Grst on the list Of those pres
ent shall be chairman; but VIXEN commit
tee cannot agree, there shall be no award
.. a yreni.n niH not Be d,rorded icien
tbe article is not ,corfhg, though ihsre b. "o
competition.
3. No dscre,iondry jren.ia,as are 10 h,
drdrisd. But where articles of merit on
which no premiums are offered, happened to
lie entered in regular premium class, they
will be referred by the Judges of sncf class
20 the Miscellaneous Committee.
{. The Judges on animals will have re-
gard TO symmetry, early maturity, size, and
general characteristics of tthc breed which
they judge. They will make proper allow
ancc for age feeding, &c, Bat riU not gir'
encouragement 10 ocerfed ANIMALS IA breeding
cissses.
). M. premiums will be awarded to bar
rem females shown in breeding classes.
6. No articles will be excluded on account
ii having taken premium at preyiouS
fairs.
:. The judges, il not satisfied about the
regularity of au entry, OF about its coming
within the regulations, will apply TO the
Secretary or executive Committee for inior-
nation.
8. The Judges on Fat Cattle will require
all cattle in this class To be weighed-will
ascertain their superhcies, and report the
same--will require Of competitors a full
statement in writing as 10 the manner and
cost Of feeding, before awarding any pre-
MUM.
o. The Judges will give the let sons in
writing tor their decisions. tas far as practi-
cable.) embracing the valuable and desira-
tie qualities of the article TO which premi,
unls arr awarded
iHE RING.
There will Re exercises ia the horse ring
every day.
ThE ADDRESS
vii! he delivered at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on
Friday, Immediately after which The pre-
lniums will he proclaimed from the stand.
TnE EAEcUTIvE COMMITTEES
Will be in their Office on the Fair Grounds
during the five days OF the Fair They will
appoint all officers, judges, committees, and
agents for the occasion; hear and decide all
questions affecting the rights of Exhibitors
or the duties of employees, and viii sinner
wise aud direct every department et the rx-
hibition.
The Secretary and Treasurer viii herg
their Offices near the entrance to the Fair
Grounds during the Fair.
THE GENERAL sUPERiNTENpEST
Will be charged with the active duties OF
proyiding for the wants ef the exhibition.
keeping in order everything connected
Herewith, and maintaining good order
within the enclosure.
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xs. A A.CEaEa: 6 -.

~ announce the completion CT the eStansiye i'm
ProyemeBts to their concern, which lave been in
progress for some tine past, to AFFORD the utmost
facility for cafryfng on extensive trade, by sell
10 give universal satisfaction Having this object
In yiss=, every confederation that sIrtghtforward
iesiing, founded On honor and Iiberaity, gSs,
~iii Re rssorrsd to, and thus establish mutual
ndeGre between buyer and seilPf; The stock j.
us1saziiy large. every department Teplete and Pur
skas<ss may rely upon meeting with an extensive
assortment On reasonable terms. They would di-
rct particular attention to n cir late impoTtstiOn
cf Irish Linen Goods viz x and A Irish Linens,
1s-4 Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Hand
kerchiefs, TOweizs Napkins, BIesohed and Brown
Linen Table Cloths, ke., sc. Corner Of Main and
First streets. my3
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iBiiL'IHD''s'''..' s.

Other sIz~s n,ss.a 90 order.
Hr- BLINDS Of all sizes mad H. order
S8o- DOORS ether than regular siTe- On hSBd, &c
iaa.is On short notice.
I-'rs moulded la srsier. BuiidrTs sh"uIl, IL pa
sibiV make their Frames of regular si1a- thsN sn
then D.. -nrpliet ~ gDy time.
,~lihg, Siding. AMI Flooring foe zsi-. M"ald
ings 81 all syeS. Fencing Boar'is az f.at long
sale cheap. Obe Window contains twpl,es lights
All orders must be addressed to
T.. :. BtBtUCk.
mNll- lydNM Evansville, Ind
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R.srEs or .sDV-Exrsss.,-G.

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Dot 80 IS ool Is 50 70
Da1~. IS 10 90 20 % 30
$ Das,. I 30 sol l75l z2i 275 Is
. Das'. [ l rs l ol = ~ 3 si5I IS ij
Dep.. iso 2 loi 2Sol $50 i2ol 40
We.E. l 50 % 90 375 30 :. sa
sWthI z6Ol ) rs 5 Ool 25 sol rs
Hs.t. aDtl sol CO. 81 eol in So
No. &OOI 6ooI 90 10 60 Il 90 u %
BE. eco rs IL 50 Is rs l6 ~ Is IS
Mo-, / I so II IS Is OF is rs q 50 % ss
Mo'.. sSof fl2 75ll t.i q . q sol 2s Is
Nos. 10 90 Is 80 - 90 = 90 % 90 b "'
,Alds 10 10 u 70 ii q" 3. 80 ~ on q -
Il BFo', Is 90 "a aDI ~ Ov ~ 81 o. 81 ~ an
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RULES AND REGULATIONS


TINE cF ESTRIEs
Monday aud TueEday will he devoted to
making eutfies and arranging the same for
exhibition. No article viii be received af-
ter , q ciock, =. N. OF Tuesday, unless una
soidahll detained hy accident.
CARDS ~ ADMISSION.
l. Badge, which will admit tie PROPER
owner To The Fair Grounds during the " eek
will he sold 10 ENHBITOEs iOr One dollar each.
:. Tickets of admission, price twenty FIVE
cents each, children ten cents, can he had a,
tine Trsa,urers office, near the entrance of
the Fair Grounds, and also at several suita-
ble places in the city,
). Carls admitting n two horse vehicle
will he sold for 30 cents; admitting one
horse vehicle, % cents. But no person III a
carriage or other wheeled vehicle will lie
exempt thereby from procuring ticket Of
admission before entering the Fair Grounds.
ARTICLES INTENDED FOR ExHIBITIoS
Must be entered on the Secretary's book be-
fore they will be admitted into the enclos-
ure. Tn the entry of the articles. cards will
be furnished with the ciass. the name of the
article, aud the number OF the entry. which
must Ice preserved and firmly attached TO
the artislc,iobe exhibited.
Exhibitors will prevent mistakes by no
ticiug the class of the article 10 be entered,
as set down on the Premium List, aud
handing the name aud class in writing 10
the Secretary.
SPECIAL sUPEKINTENpENTs
There will he appoil ed a Special Super
intendeni ia each cas> 10 take charge Of
aud arrange together every entry in his
class. and tn ace that no article is lanis ged
or removed, and that every article has its
card attached and is shown to the proper
awarding committee for examination, and
TO report to the Directory any interference
by Exhibitors with Awarding Committees.
At the time of the examination by the
Awarding Committees the halls must be
cleared, and kept so by the respective Su-
perintendent. Articles of kind must be
arranged together for the convenience ct
committees.
ARTICLES
Every animal and article efteret stall he
placed entirely under the direction of the
officers of the exhibition.
No article entered can be removed with
ont the permission of the General Superin-
tcndent OF the exhibition.
ALI PREMIUMS
Awarded at the Fair and not called Iof by
the first day Of November wiiite cousi iered
As donated TO the Society.
All premiums Of ten dollars and upw ards
will 10 paid in pare silver ware all under
ten dollars in coin -a go
JCDGEs.
Members OF the awarding COMMITTEES
will, on their arrival, please report them
selves to the Reception Committee, who will
be in session to receive ,hem at their Office
On the ground, and viii provide comfortable
quarters for ali the msn,be-s of the Award.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Harawarc-

AstOH STR.fGR soy, ~. 40
a. MAIN STREET We are nov opening q
large and well selected stock Of German English
and American lIAEDw>EE, which offer at very
low prizes to Cash aud prompt Tine buyers. Nowon
haDsl aud aliiying-- s- tand Spades,
Anez', E0wlauls's, ,nl other brands Shuveis
Bibod's Cart Steel Grain and Grass Scyth-..
DO Hay Knives aud Brar iIo,
Garden Eakes and HOES. TO
Mill Saws RowE,nd's and other brands,
tross-tut Saws, ia German aud .. rie,l.
@ Do 10. Tutflefs Patent. % p
Booth !v Co.'s Table Cutlery, - .
llargreaye's Pocket do,
Butcher and ether brands of Files a Edge To"is,
Trace, Log. Halter and Pump Chains,
uanes. ~ 70 20. ra --
Axes--BloOd's, LippincOtts, and OtbcJs,
Pump Tubing aud FiNtur,S.
Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hoops.
Spear * Jackson Saws,
Brass and Enameled Kettles, - '.
Hay and MsnaTs FORKS.
SneatlIs and Cradles,
Pruning Knives, shears and saws
FURNITURE HARDWARE s
Mahogany and Walnut Knobs. -s--- N
Cupboard Chest and Drawer Locks.
Wrought, Table, aud Brass Hings-. D.
Bed scrcvs-fiat and square heads.
Coffin Scrsws snd Trimmings, ff
Sand Paper, \ NJ. !.
Gsstors, &c, &c ..-- p
Our stock of English Goods, Cutlery, Files, 6c.,) J
being purchased prcyious to the late advance, ens
brs Us TO offer Inducements to Cash buyers,
marIs JACOB STRAUB ( son.
Ne.sYLs.-sOO hEGs .sss0HTED
TIMOTHY SEED,
leo bush. priRr new For sale by
scpt23 ORR. DAzEbL n 60.
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boy OUR FACILITIES FOR DOING

Book BINDISa.--We have completed ar
rangemeuts whereby We are enabled TO ill
all orders in Book Binding with which we
mas be favored. We will guarantee the
work e. he done satisfactorily. Ruling uf
all kinds and blank heads of every dsscrip-
tion, will b" done promily aud on salts
factory terms. Our friends will please send
in their orders
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IHvD .HERCR.f.N'TS, PMy.SECL.S.vS.
II AMI nRIGGISTS

We afr regularly receiving additions q" "nf -t"ck
OF pRUGs, MEDICINES, CnEAIssIs, PAINTS, onS
NNkSIsHEs. PERTrAERS, and FANCY AEtCLEs,
which Nc prepared te offer 10 the ira'te on as
oOd terms IA can be- purchased Ia Cincinnati Lou
i-siile or -. Iouis.
We have in store L. tons of EXTRA PUKr wunr
LlAB. Ia kegs 0f % Ms, ~ fs, and loo De-, which
Ne are s-Ing the trade AT mauniaotnTers prices.
... HELLER X WHITE,
n,v1,-dxwlm No p Main street
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"of l. T. 4 - IA ~. .1AE. A.fG.f.N'ts
~ ircatei on the Northeast corner OF Fir-t
AUD sy,aDior streets, Tor the parp"se of REPAIRING
Musical, Repeating. and ether Watches, Jswtlry.
&c, icss his ni-Ris aud the public gener4lly, H.
o'sil UPON him. ~en satisfaction will d. guaraH-
ICED. Jsnte-iyd
IHvAIAO sMk kP.HE.N'T.- UR MAZE
II Just received tire thip shirmrnt 81 th,-r ''he-
coming Wstsh sprins Hoops, the ''ENrt,l-hr' "i
the season.
Also, Mems and Childrca'z Hats Shur~, AMI 4,
general sa-ortmeni III Dry GO-,d-
ms =. EMBlCH X Co., IL Main street.
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&skE ~F V:xAU.sBEE PRoP-

~ ERTY
! will sell the store aud Lot oceniied by
Messi',. Keller White, gu Main street, q bots oD
the corner Of Pine aud and Centre streets. The siN
lots form an 100 feet by lJO-an admirahl. To-
cation for a manufacturing establishments. There
j. A two-story frame house the premises TIE
property lays nearly Opposite Kratz Hsimsn ;
Foundry. | will also sell part Of Lot No. ~, in
the Cpi-r Enlargement, fronting - feet on First
street, and extending 15o feet back 10 the alley,
with good two-story brick -heu-e covering the
whole front 81 feet, with stable, wood shed. aLd
crib the alley. ror particulars inquire of
the subscriber.
,.,oe Awd NATHAN goWIEY
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The Second Annual Fair Of the Indiana
Southwestern Agricultural Society will be
held al Evansville, commencing on Monday,
October 81, snd terminating Friday the 9Th,
1859.
Arrangements will he made with all the
railroads leading TO Ibis city to carry PET
sons, and articles intended for exhibition, To
the Fair at hall rates, iu the usual manner
The Fair Grounds are silunird Conveniently
Ia the railroad.