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AUCTION SALES.
NO-DhYa TO MORROW M

BY }. C. MCGUIRE q CO., Auotioneer,-
SIuGkS At AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
- ar iEhNOON. Janusry 9Th. at 4 O'clock AZ
the auction rooms, we shall sell
Ss'yS corporation Certificates Of Indebtedness,
Bearing interest.
SO Corporation ofAle1andria II Registered Stock
Terms cash IN current funds.
ntd J,C MCGUIRE a CO. Aucts
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Name, TIL LNo;sIl -

NoTICE OF The DiscuNTINUANcE op
THE "PLsTTB" AND CHARLTON" DISTRICTS. THr
OFFICES FOR WHICH ARE AT PLATTsBuRs AND MI
Lam, MISSOURI, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENIRIFs
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not Zoe Is hereby given that, In pursuance of law
in view of the fact that the uusold laLds m ths
Platte" and "Chariton districts" in Missouri.
are reduced below one hundred Tn GU sand acres in
each district, the Secretary of the Interior has d.
rooted the dlseontnuance OF said DISTRICTS and that
the lands heretofore subject TO sale and entry At tbe
ofices at rLArTsBURG ana MILAN be immediately
Withdrawn. and made agaia subject to sale and en-
try at BONNEVILLE, IN said State, from and aftsy
the 3lst day Of Mareh aezt, prior to which Time no
application will be received At the discontinued OF
6cas, or entries permitted, except in eon,rm0tiax
eLtsffng pre-smptton claims.
All persons entitled to PATENTS at either of the
offioes at PLArTsBURs or MILAN are requested To
call for the same on or before the s.t day OF March
70 Hoonev,lis for delivsr, Pns,.fs a.. gsJ.ni.te9
free Of ehayss.
Given under my hand at the city of w ashinstop
tals tv enty first day Of December, A. ID. 1859.
TaOS. A. HENDRICKS,
a., Commissioners Of the General Lsad Once.
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New York nIarkets.

,s,Io' n ORR, Jan 6-FlOur 10 Hrm; state ~ Is
aSl2Oi OHIO s5 lass go; Southern o. sOa as 40
Wheat is arm; mixed Missouri, al 9O
WIN So,n - nrmer; new yellow 77a7sc.; mixed
fort ntmeri new mess sI7 rs, prime $3.50
Lard nrmer at I1XaIISe
WHISKY IL held at 2Sal5kc
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Baltimsre Mark.t..

street. and Ohio as euiii HOWARD
mere was no wheat onerins IN a,x
Corn Is IN light receipt sales efe Gro as.t.,
yellow 70a7ic-; white 6sa7Oc '"eDs'
rates Yum ~ FORMER
wWWfy-small lots are selling at 2,e for city
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR

N AND MOLAssEs
We are shortly eI pectins the brig Georgia, with
$50 hogsheads SUGhk.
SO barrels MOLASsES-
T,is caro- has been selected especially for this
and the District markets, and is represented 20 be
u vii be offered st public auction on ARRIVAL, Of
which due notice will he given.
POwLE CO,
de 81 eotf hlersndrIa, Va
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cBy EpW; :; WRiGHT; G.crretoyn.
.nBy A; GREEN, A1onopesr.

EXTENSlYE SALE OF R0USEHOID Am
- hlTcHEN FURNITURE AT THE UNION HOTEL ar
AqcTIoN.-On MO NDAY, the 10th instant. d shall
se at the Union Hotel, IN Georgetown, at 10 Ooi'k
a m, an excellent assortment Of nearly rev furnI-
ture. viz:
Mahogany and WALNUT Sofas. Lounges. Chairs and
Rockers,
MahOgany and Walnut Dressing and other Bu-
reaus.
Ene Oval Gilt: frame Pier and other Mirrors.
China, Class, Crockery and Plated ware,
W anut and Maple Cottage and Other Bedsteads,
WaForobes, Tables, Wash Closets aud stands,
l. fge log of Feather Bosters and Pillows. Bedding
and Mattress.
Fine Oak Round back Cane eat Dining Chsirs
Round hack Office and other ChsiTs
Large lot hae Brussels and other Carpets.
large lot of Oh cloth,
widow CuTta ns and Shades,
desouItIOn.
Dining Room Heaton Coffee Urns and Chahnr
Dishes,
WITH large lot Of other articles. which We deem
unnecessary te eI umerste
Terms Al sums under S25 CASH over S25 a ored-
oil and months, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed. bearing interest
The Der aud Fixtures are also for sale at private
sale. Insure on the premises.
Ja4 II A. GREEN auct
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FOX SALE1A good young family HORSE,
CARKlAGE,sn and HARNESS, to- a
gether with a Saddle, Brides, and a ~
sleigh The Horse is kind and gentle in "a
all work; the other articles are In good N%
condition, having been but little used ~AAHS
Inquire Of Mr.. KrL LEHER at the Columbia sta
6les 18th street, or of ID. McCOMB, Commandant's
Ohce. NAVY Yard. in I-Iws
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NOTICE.

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Baltimore Metropolitan,
Catholics Youths Magazine, 50 cents year,
New York Tablet, Boston Pilot,
Pniladephia Herald ard Visitor,
Catholic Mirror, Insh News,
Irish Anne rIoan, Irish Miscellany.
BrOwnson's Review, + reemab's Journal.
And Others all of which will be served BY carriers
In any part of the olty or by post. Apply at
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429 street. ORG door from nh.
de2-2w Sole Agent and Catholic BookselIer
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ARE VOC INSUR E'D!-AmpIe Indemnity
~ sSanst i,oss b FIhEis offered BY the WASH
corner Of Penn. avenue and 10th 81 Stockholders,
dlreotors and ohoeu all citizens OF WsshinFtonand
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President;
8, ID. HANSON. Secretary. no 10 sodn
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Steam heat CelIsIsu.

lou. sNkri, Jan. i.-Last night the steamer.
An,or. u madison came in collision opposite
Sater ,MSoi when the latter boat sunk In is f-~t
hc,rS 500 ~ lNes Were lost. The Madison has on
rnoIs. ~ IONS OF freight, principally sugar and
was y,I,s =. 20 VIII prove a total loss The bost
was Valued al sl6O coo, and insured FOR "a .ooo
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SfhlSsfIELp, III, Jan. 5-Senstor non,l..
was this afternoon reelected IJni,.S So, lss
c, II forty-six. '0'e' anu Lin
coar hoages, Dem, was elected yesterday 20
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR I8se "a
L now ready and for sale at SHILLINGTON,S

Astronomical calculations for 1852.
Election Returns from all the States holding
OeneraI tlectlons In 1858. carefully piled and
compared with former elections, expressly for the
Tribune Almanac. 80 '"0
List Of the Members of the United States
Senate AID House OF Representatives.
And large amount of other interesting political
matter.
- The Exiles of Florida" by the Hon. Joshua r
6lddnes. ~
For fale at SHILLINGTON,S
Bookstore, OdeOn Building, corner Of
Jd5S ~ street and Pa ava
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The AsRicuLTuRALA ADVISORY BOARD After
our report closed yesterday, this board passed an
order that oil papers aud essays read to the board
be referred TO the agricultural division of the
Patent ONCE, The board then adjourned till IO
O'Clock this morning
ent yesterday Thomas ]. Field, Mass; John
Bowman, N. Y; Aaron n Palmer, Dr. Condict.
ID Z John Merryman, John Cont e, Md RI
n, BuTgwyn, \ c John Nee, Tenn ; Maj. Hol-
Iott: Robt Stevens. Kansas; DR.. r Rankin,
d Richardson, Nebraska; w. w. Kingsbury,
On meeting this morning, the Board proceeded
In a body to visit the Governments forcing house
for experiments with the Tea plant, a point of
great interest TO the future Of American apricul-
ture.
On returning TO their chamber, the subject OF
various alterations and amendments proposed 10
be made in the list Of queries submitted TO the
Board by the Patent Once for revision, was again
taken up, and was discussed on various points
throughout most Of their session of the morning
AT A MEETING Of the citizens of the Second
Ward, held last night, for the benefit of the
poor, Mr.. Il. Richards was called to the chair
aud Mr.. J. b. Munro appointed Secretary There
being but few persons in attendance, IL was re-
solved to hold an adjourned meeting at the same
place, (Franklin Engine house, on next Tues
day evening, att O'Clock
The Chairman having stated that Ii had been
suggested to hold convention Of delegates ap-
polntsd by aIl The ward meetings, at the City
Hall, next Friday afternoon, at S O'CLOCK. the
following named persons from the Sscond Ward,
were appointed to attend said Convention. viz:
MesSs H. Richards, q. Powell, N. Callan, r.
l.. Potter, and J. b. Munro.
MEETING Of the citizens Of the Third Ward
was held last evening. DR.. William Gunton
was chosen chairman, and w. J Rhees, secre-
tary, and the following gentlemen were selected
as an executive committee for the Ward to take
such action in relation to supplying the wants of
the poor as they deemed advisable, and to meet
similar committees from other w ards At the City
Hall on Friday n-xt, at S p. m: II N. Easily,
Ninth street above l.; John w Clarke, Seventh
between | and X f; Vim. ]. Rhees, ii between
Seventh and Eighth; samuel Cole, Ninth be-
tween e and r; ]. r Wollard, ID between Sew.
enth and Eighth. Hudson Taylor was elected
Treasurer Of the Ward Poor Fund,
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Decision In IN. B.u..,, p,vo,,. c.

INV HAVEN, Jan Jude. 49,
for = &c., me application Of Mary A R.nne.,
signed , 70 from DIR. George Benn.t,. .na -.
oef, win the sum Of 81 600 aIInons- - ~ num-
m, asys. The judge was very severe 49,
III bennett and some Of his witnesss. sP'h
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FUTURE DAYS
R, IC. MnGIfIREA 20 49,.

BY j. &. MCGUIRE a. CO., Auctloneers
ITNRESERVED SALE OF THREE NEW
y AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN octave Pr
ANo FoSTEs-On MONDAY AFTERNOU
January 10 at O'Clock, At the auction rooms We
2new and elegsnt Rosewood Seven Octave Piano
fortes by Gaetz Co.
! small . osewooc ga Octave Piano Forte by Loud.
L Second hand Piano Forte
Terms; One third oash; the r, sIdus in 2 and q
interest. O0e'"s
is5d J.C. MCGUIRE a CO., Auct..
BY J. e. McGUtRE& CO. Apct,oDe.r.
VERI VALUABLE CORNER LOT NEAR
The " EsTERN MLRkET FOR SALE ar ApcTIoN.
On TUESDAY AFTt RNOON, ia uarv a. al a
O'Clock. on the premises. shall sol parts Of Lots
Nos 10 and w. IN Square No. TO- froutinf as fset on
18Th street west, and 81 feet on north street
ms is very valus be lot for a business location
beng corner lot and fronting on the market house
building.
Terms; ons-third clsh; the residue in g and II
,nnths vita interest, secured by deed IN trust on
jas J. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auots.
BY EDW; :; WRIGHT; Gecrretoyn.
- tURNiTURE-l will sell, on FRIDAY Jan ia
AZ 70 O'Clock, at dwelling = %. S. corner of Potomac
snd Isl Streets georgetown. by virtue Of deco Of
nustony recorded IN Llber J. A. =. No. l50. st
me OF the party secured thereby. excel
ient assortment OF Furniture, oonsistinG Of
MahOgany Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus
Idbles, Chairs, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Com
forts,
L.ookIns glasses, Work Box. Carpets, Bookcase.
Wardrobes. Clocks, Cottage Set,
Slngle be1steads, pine Tables, Card Tables, X ecker
OnclOth, Stoves,
The above Furniture 10 worthy of the attention of
.n.o nous having been used but q short
$500 RICHARD P. JACKSON. Trustee.
n - - - 4.
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Ths Murderer Choice

AUGUSTA, Ga Jan. 4.-Choice, who murdered
Webb at Atlanta, has been conveyed 20 the MIL
ledgeville Penitentisry for safe keeping.
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NJOORE'S DRUG ANDCHEMICAL ESTAR
WI LISHMENF.

West End, No lis Pa. ArsHxe, south sid,
can supply every article in the M edIcal inc Inoud
Ing all the new artces constantly prese, ted 10 the
public; also, Tooth Brushes from cents up Hair
Brushes, DO; CoIo.ne and POmade, DO; ETHEREAL
their, Prescriptions accurately and promptly ORE
pared. AZ al d.
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Later frsm Hav.,,

INV Nosk, dan IA. - -,
nss arrived with Havana date.tof hs ~, ""ss
Rue "a eitemea ~ shout the message OF p,..sx.,,
ahs,axnsn 10 stu Intense, but has ,one~h..
. 1'm 'ness has been dull durinp IN, ,o,,s..
Is DO nno ugar IL expected. The stoc \ ON 100
on I,crsH, 1es freights are nominal Ereh,.ss
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WE TAKE PLEASURE IN NOTIFYING
w our customers that we have lust re--
oeIved i've more of Bacon Ravens un HH
We have also on hand two Of Nun & Cark's Pianos.
IN best condition. having been in use a short time
only also. one second hand Chickenng. For sale
upon easy terms at the Music Depot of
w. g. METZt ROTT.
Ja{ coner of llth st. ana Pa ave
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LIVERPOOL, Dec ~ Cotton; the sales Of the
three DAYS have been - 600 bales, OF which SPEC
culators took 600 and eI poTters 900 bales The
steamers news caused decline, some saw Of
I-I6d aud 'others that prices are easier but ouo-
tations unchanged. The market generally is
quiet
Manchester advices are favorable and closed
firm, with upward tendency.
Wheat is Arm.
Provisions are dull
Consols closed al Sc aU69 for account, e1-dI-
vidend.
Richardson Spence's circular quotes four
dull, with an inferior and unsaleable stock.
Wheat was quiet but active. Southern white
o. 6da7s. Corn il dull. Beefis heavy. and hold
ers pressing on the market Pork is dull. Bacon
Is dull. Lard is dull, but firm. Rosin Is steady
at As 3dais I'd, Sugar is quiet. Rice Is dull. Tur
pentine is dull.
The London money market is generally I'M
changed. American securities are quiet.
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BY ALL MEANS, dear reader, remember Num-
DER soiree al Temperance Hall tonight II is
certain to be one OF the most agreeable Affairs Of
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SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES
Just Received hne assortment of t. Q above
embracing SOld, Silver, Steel, Shell and Horn
frames, with best Lenees of every focus.
II. SkMKEN $50 Pa, ayenue
M = hat 81 and ats
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A GRAND CONCERT Is to come of al Odd Eel
lows Hall to night. See the advertisement.
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"CoL. PIPEs' ~ ENrKRrAINMKnr To.x1cur
Philharmonic Hall, this evening, will doubtless
be crowded to hear the second series of Rambles
and Chit Chat Of Mr.. Stephen Massett. We
doubt not that his new programme, so full of
varied fun and amusement, will be as enthusiast,
tlcally received as was the one on Tuesday last
Go early II you wish good seat.
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iGIl PIRRf pAQRI

FOX RENTING DWELLING-HOUSE on
the east side OF nth street, doors south of NJ
street. Inquire within or of MRS HAMILTON,
2y5 "a avenue, south side, between 9th and 10th
ua1y. de % lOtf
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The DRAMATIC PROFESSION will find tbs R,on-
cnlGs Yields 10 the soothing influence of Mrs, M
=. OsTdners indian Ba sam of l.iverw orr and Hoar
hound Ii may be found at the druggists generally.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r aDIEs, GO0D .uOR.N.Y.N'G.-

II .1DxE 8, GOOD .UOR.NE.N'G.-
IL Good morning, Mr.. Rasch. When did you
get home1 i got home few days ago, and have
brought the finest assortment of Heel Caters Plain
and Fancy Kip Heels, Kid aud Morocco Boots and
Buskins, aud great variety OF Misses and Chill
drcn's Caters, Shoes, slippers and Ties. Also,
great variety of Youths and Boys Shoes, Ties and
Slippers. Call and examine my stock before buy
ing elsewhere, as am determined TO sell at very
small profits, cheap for cash Come while the bar
gains in the market. JOHN RASCH,
mar31-lm No. Second ST., Evansville. Ind.
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"The idea is good one, and by lot the
matter shall be decided, added Martin Van

"The idea is a good one, and by lot the
matter shall be decided, added Martin Van
tassle. -s
This suggestion was eagerly received; its
novelty made it welcome. The names of
the parties doomed to destruction were
written on seven slips of paper, and drawn
from Vantassle's cap by his associates
Herrick drew first.
s"Frank Haviland he exclaimed.
"The brother of Ruth said Pollard,
with shrug, and looking inquiringly at his
comrade $3.50
"Tom Hutter," said Langsdale, drawing,
and reading his ballot.
- AndI, Blinko, the black" said Nicol
son. - --ss-lg ..- a
"And !, One-eyed SAUL" cried Pollard,
in dismay. s-. ,
rYou we got something to do, laughed
Vantassle elf you ut-wit Saul of Laurel
Swamp, you will be the greatest man among
u.s. K ~ r 1f- -l.
"Podjah Makepeace, an Internal Yam
keel" declared Tim Becker, looking at his
ballot. f1rca iE9.a EF
Simon Arrowsmith was the last to draw.
He drew Gideon Grant, leaving Panl Hazel
hurst for Vantassle.
alt is just as wish it," observed the lat
ter while scowl Of hatred gave additional
malignance to his expression
ale has visited the Burnsides at Laurel
wood, )" remarked Langford.
ais it Judith or Jessie2' asked Pollard,
with sneer.
/ e 1t shall be neither " thundered Yantas-
sic, casting fierce glances around him. Let
us join hands," he added, and swear that
we will respectively abide by the ballot"
This was instantly done; with clasped
hands and unsheathed sabres they renewed
their terrible compact, invoking direful PEN
alties if they proved recreant to their SOL
emn oath. --r s.E --
The League of the Seven was complete.
They separated, and went their several
ways. A moment later, and nothing but
the smouldsring embers of their fire re-
mained to mark the spot where they had
met. ...r 80
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REFERENCES:
X. y. Howard, Evansville, Indiana; Allis Howes,
Evansville, Indiana; A. VI. Phelps & Son, New
burgh, Indiana; Minor Hade, Newburgh, In
diana; III. D. Sewcomb 4 Brother, Louisvlis, Ken
lucky d. 8. Benedict & Son, Louisville, Kentucky ;
Thomas Danforth, Secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co., New Albany, Indiana; X. simpson & Co. !:
New Albany, Indiana; W. II. Cstlin Henderson,
Kentucky; X. q. Beverly, Henderson, Kentucky !;
James Montgomery, Preston Bro. Bank, jefferson
Vile, Indiana; Merrett CamPbel and Co., ST. Louis,
Mo. jy3l-ly
HyRRD. DEL RO.S.DKIO, CO.u.nfs-
II sion Merchant, No. Lafayette street, New Or
leans for the sale of butter, cheese, lard. eggs dried
fruits Flour, Meat and all sorts Of Western Pro-
duce, and for the purchase of Groceries, &c. Cash
advances made consignments. mal5-ly
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DICCOLO.uIySHC CPS, .l.N.D OTA-
II fashionable ST les received per Express.
MARI yAUTIER f MARC0NNIER.
Wo p. BaIRD, N. D., HO!MG0-

"O p. BAIRU, N. d., HO.MRO-
~ . pathic Physician and Surgeon, respect
fully tenders his professional services TO the citl
Zens of Evansville and vicinity.
For the satisfaction of those whom ii may con-
cern, DR.. Baird would state that, in addition TO a
scientific education in Homeopathy, he graduated
with tl honors at one Of the best Allopathic medi
cal colleges in the country.
Having devoted special attention 10 Surgery, and
having complete set Of spnrs, Se,, heis prepared
to render satisfactory aid to those requiring surg
cal treatment.
n5r Office, No IS Main street. Office hours
from to p. N. ap2 5
EDRE.MgJ.M GUN BELTE.N'69 IND
IL PACKING al Factory Prices-A large stock
n. =. Bsltng Company's Goods in store at all
times, AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES. Warranted SUI
perOr 10 any other. C.. WELLS,
MARI sign Of the MIL Saw, II First street.
(,UG.IR C.1.S.E SEED.-12 RVSH-
- el. China Sugar Cane Seed for sale by
IL. RAMEY, JR,
msrl9 Corner First and Vine streets.
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RATES OF aDV.ERrIsE.S.G.

:. 5 : s $ ) /:
/ Dse 5Ol IS I Ool 3 50 I IS
2 Da.. n IS I IS 80 20 Is 50
3 Dos,. 4 90 50 l16l 2 Is ga q
. ba@.. | Is 90 50 3 Is 5 I5 IS
S Dag. 1851 2lO sol 3 80 sd 90
/ We {. ! 50 Is 90 8 rs 50 Is
Wot' 2so as 5OoI IS so rs
W. hI 90 so 90 % go 10 50
/ Mo. . ooI 6 90 90 10 90 IL 90 IA 90
/. Ne, SOOi IS IL so la IS ID 20 ls rs
No, ! so n 25 IS 90 Is IS = 50 70 %
= Mo-. 50 Y IS II 90 q . 25 50 2 rs
so. 10 % IS 90 % 90 IS 90 80 % IS 90
. Nos. Is % 70 20 26 90 81 so 80 90 45 %
II sos Is col % 5o 20 90 81 SD As 90 5z 50
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AsTODOARD n TMO.uPS O.N, Sue
- cessors To Haloek & Stoddard, wholesale deal
ers in Drugs, Chemicals Oils Paints, Glass, GLASS;
ware dc have just received large additions TO their
stuck, and prepared to furnish Physicians
and Storekeepers with every article in their line,
st redaeed prices Having made purchases exclu.
siyely for cash, and by the package, can offer in
dncements to buyers greater than ever before.
Also, a large and varied assortment Of DA
GUERREOTlPE AND AMBROTfPE STOCK,
consisting Of Cameras, Chemicals, Cases and ever,
article required by artists.
We also manufacture an improved kind Of ho..
explosive Burning Fluid, for sale by the barrel
retail
Coal on constantly on hand, with large assori
ment Of Fluid and Oil Lamps
Orders from Artists and Storekcepers promptly
attended to- at the SAME prices rs though they at
tended personally.
Particular attention paid to packing aud TOR
wariiug promptly.
STODDARD d THOMPSON,
dcct No. IL Main street
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TER.Ms OF PsUBsCRfPTIO.S.

DAILY PAPER
Mailed) I"
By the week payable 20 Carriers) ~
fr-WeeklY W
Weekly Ptft .-...- ~
Clubs Of Is or more. W
u~ The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited
20 their immediate business In their own name'
and all advertisements for the benent OF other
srsOns as well as legal advertisements and sdyer-
ti<emsnts Of sReton sales, and advertisements with
tie narle Of other persons, sent in by them, pust
b. paid for al the usual rates
40 No report resolutions or procesdiIgs OF any
rrOFafiOu, sceiety, association or public nesting
and N communication designed 10 call attentos 90
any matter Of limited Of individual interest can be
inserted, uniesss paid for advertisement.
ktns Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
lscs Etnued unless order 10 that effect Is left at
.hs s.niee, and when discontinued in less than
year. tte price Of the whole year will be charged
no Legsd advertisements hereafter, will be pub
lisei the expense Of the attorneys ordering, and
celAysbIe for legal proceedings, but collectabie
st our usual time.
nv Our terms for job Work and transient sivsr-
tlssn. .onts are CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-25

l6SRD.-THE U.rD n R $ Ia NE ID,
u for many years chief Clerk in the house of
JOHN HURLEY & Co., begs to offer his services
as Commission Merchant, to the friends and patrons
Of that house, that it has retired from business
With this end In view have formed co-partnsr-
chip with Mr.. L. W Bsnton, senior Of the old and
well known firm of L. W. Benton A Co.. under the
name aud style OF BENTON SkING, t. take place
from the lat Of MAY, prox.
The subscriber relies for support upon the friends
of the old house of JOHN HURLEY < 90, who
have had opportunities Of experiencing the prompt
pcss and ability with which he attended IL their
business. Very respectfully,
THOMAS King, -.
Corner of Lafayette and New Isyee streets
New Oi leans, April q, le5S Rugs-y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-25

LyREsH .aRKIT.fL .aT 8. EN- 8TCM
Il & GO No. i9 MAIN STREET.-Having Just
returned with splendid stock of Dry Goods, select-
Ell with special care TO meet the wants of
toners, which will be sold at unusual lew prices for
Cash
All goods warranted as represented IL contrary,
they may lie returned al expense, and " al
refund the money. =. EMBICH a. CO.,
marn No. 40 Nain street.
OSOD.l WATER .kPP.AR.gTUS ROR
~ SALE.-Sichols' patent, by which, without
the of wheels, force pumps, or any complicated
and expensive apparatus-prime Mineral Water Is
made in thirty minutes, much superior to that pro-
duced by any other method. Syrup Apparatus and
Draft Tubes all In complete order. WolId be sold
low If application is made Immediately. -...
STODDARD & THOMPSON.
MARI Druggis.s, IL Main street.