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-tanaoisn brands were firm with small sales within
rauge OF our quotations. Southern -four was nrmer and
more active with sales OF about 600 bbls cosng The
Improvement noticed within the range of the quo
tatiops. Wbeat-Tbe market was frmer with sales Of
About ~ 600 bushels including Kentucky white at 81 70
vi 30 red Western at 81 as 81 81 and good white at
u CO. Corn WAS rmer and tn steady deman, with sales
OF about " goo bushcls including Western SOC
as6c Southern yellow at $50 round Northern vel
low at sec SIC and New Jersey yellow at SIC as7hc
kye--Saes OF 2oo0 bushels SIC. Barley
hr and IN good demand with sales of 600 bushels State
AT 60c Ihc, ana California ut Soc. Oats were drmer,
with sales Of State at &c., and Western and Canadian at
DC n 6Sc,
CorHE-Sales Of about 200 bags Rio were made at &c.,
bo0 DO st. Domingo, and 900 90 Maracaibo NJ PIT
The stock OF coffee in New York Nay was follows:
klo, bags. 1900 Costa Rca bags..... 692
Maracaibo, do........ 5000 Saysnlla, do. ...... ~
Irlage IAsuayra, do. 800 Java, do. ....... 745I
Jamaica. do. ....... Sl4
ss,vs,
49, o"es .t'o msW % Vos
SYrToN-The market continued TO be unsettled, aud
saits on Change were limited. Afterwards there wore
r1mors OF Sales OF 900 bales but upon what TERMS
actually MADE We could NOT learn Dealers ware
lax, before doing much.
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miscellaneous

The Hamburg sesmsh hip saxonia Capt Ehers sailed
yesterday afternoon for Southampton Hare and Hamburg
with 3Z passengers and Sl25 600 f. specie.
The REPORTED BURNING OF sHIP MAsIrou-ou Sunday
published report San Francisco via Louis that
cpper sbip on Ere supposed to be the Manou from New
York for California passed n the Atlantis date a.
lon S. Several ships around her at the time ant
supposed The gsyed The Br ehp Msroo from
Calcutta London the November
the ship Grey Feather hnce Sd November for San Francisco
fell In with her the Of the took OF her
crew. landed Them at Fernsmouso the 9th December
This intelligence pubshed here the 2d January The
sigrazsd days after the above
lon az o. There be doubt su. what the
NOR o. the tu pns Of Msooa had s on I'd n oss
SUR EspEEr Of Boston fron Manila for San Francisco.
before lost ashore night 81 Feb l2 coral
become ,o,s wreck s,og ard lowing mo
more wac t. Be tboush il ds@sed safe WIS
supposed that Che rigging ss apsrs ard provisions woui
take tue cargo and articles saved to Manila
PAuK u BRooExAS, for Cronsat which went ashore in
sv III A''N' 'S'n H0 and
BANK FLYING croup 81 day, from Perrsuhuco for WORK
her masts cut away.
r. for
heavy weather sprung leak lbe c.pt.in
by M fso% Ba%e5
BR BRIG Jons ROOF Of Weymouth, from salt Island TT
s S ac DECKS swept ''o ''s'm'' mast
BRIG MAZATAN, MCCARTHY, from 81 Marys Ga for South
of lumber put into Savannah 18th ult
in distrets having started bowsprit Ard split rudder
BRIG PERSEVERANCE, from New Orleans was ashore on
Sand Island about 18th nit heavy breaking herr
probaNilv and n
ene with lhe exception of two had deserted the
vessel
scHR FIrErwoop, from New Georgetown DC was
at Lewes april q, with knight heads Hsprit
sprung.
Sem SARAH JANE. from Boston flI Phllade pha with
cargo OF fish, YVES ashore At Cape Henopen.
scHR RIIlor PHILADELPHIA frou New Orleans had
bulwarks stove s an and PEELED ,hro
0a bbls 10 laundering dung heavy
gale, April Is lat % 81, ion 20 q
Bark Schools $40 tors has sold private terms and
bark of 500 .ons Massachusetts built II old aud cop
pered, sold for $500, cssh
schr Canton formerly owned by Noses Tarr of Gloucester
sold ut auctioa April r. TO Mr. George Rogers
$3.50 "
The bark Cordea built Baltimore 1885, and recoop.r
ed In 1887 sold auco Phade pha Saturday for
4l600 cash
The ship Lotus CSC rsgistsr is large Sec
onal dock repairs She Will be sripped recAuked
newly coppered.
The folio table summary vessels
a.rDors of New York BOSTON, Baltimore. Wilmington O
Charleston, Mobile Orleans Galveston
nj ls,es accounts from each Of those porN:-
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FTP Ss'f Ie.s, r; sss ,'..rs
Ship Lebanon, Hamilton New 0rlsAns-s,Anson Ssome.
Bari Rrooim.n, Broohmsn, Valparaiso and callso-w
sali Nottingham or) Robinson. .oDdon-x y Freeman 1
ssyh shaldA (Norw). Knussen, observation-disclosures L
Fsri "a Msybes Tborp, Havana.
Bs,i Il sntsers Desso New ~ ssSs-rssls HOARD
Brig Isvk Caroline Lahsro. kspes-La~rence, Giles
Brig Anita Oven Ray Neuvita.- l. Church
Er,s r,,s'rS Surg 70 M1oieuL synn aoslea,
Sem hHyhee. hrbss. Barbsaos
Chase 0'N'''' N'''1' '>''''" "''' 0'''
Echr Advance Csr) Curry BsnhI-p pswolG
Zen, Ncnpsisi d., Bale, 81 John . ID wsn
fehr Kate Fed sSbsss so %.l,.s.o sSopO Moray
scsr 3 chaaon, lockwood. ssvannsh d . Murray.
sshr Isocsdi. smsii s.ls%"sw Ropes &" S"'''N
sehr Khan. Miner Hartford
ARRIVED
s,eamrhip IocuM Point French Baltimore With W
,Cfer vel 70 "a st IN on Abseconb ship Free
s,ssnship csesapease Crowsn Portland With .ase sus
ns ss,n E, .,,, 70 3 . Cromwell ! co
pass ss e s, % 9 Duncan N Wv" '''' -.a ~
To- s%are Mcconnell Vera cruz AR, 9Th hide.
sf Il q sp as's So c sTs
fSs as,' ont ss s % q
foso ss.TaS Of s ship va died scad
DC
Brig Echo, King Rio Grapde ~arcb 8 With biies e., to
master March g. OF stp firsnds ~haiag R-h
MOI Bmsey q Bedford c,uing been ls months had
900 bbs on bosrd April at - IS lon - 80 W. passed
m BARI steering th0wing red g 9Th white 1t;
eteeTireS
's'is 1t lon 0. .Dos e
bari Lucy King hence steering saw.
Rchr Gen Taylor brown Philadelphia daya
ses e DosT Tae wa pSsssss 70.
kehr " Tucker Tucker Ptiscephta 3 days
Echr fisk Brown Machiss days
Schr Eossutb, P.ttengbi Boston 3 DAYS
Echr W tldridPe Snow. Boston 80 hours.
Scbr I.aure A Eangam, Walsu Gloucester.
Ecbr Seraph Allen Gloucester
Schr angler, Bessey. Warebap 2days
tchr + Pierce, smith. New haven 2 days
Sch George Brooks Portland Ct 2davs
schr Powell Powell 7 enton tor New Raven.
scbr Jobannah, -, Trenton for New Haven.
BELOW.
Ship Free Trader
Bark Ry (Br) no days Bristol Esg via
nuda-By pilot boat Christian Berg. Mole
SAILED
Ship Lady Franklin, st John, NIB: banks Colcord Bor
dsahY; Honduras, Belize; brig Rogers Curxcos and
others
Wind during the day 8.
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passage from Calcutta 70 BOSTON dscoversd shos Of which
he an s clear weather .ou going at the
int. q s a. SsS ss
my chief AND Second ocsrs who were both forward at the
castle % here any .ao. sesor,sd
:. s ans b. fs:r
ssa G s de- ws r. Ss
Il lies directly in the track vessels passing The Cape hons
dangerous sbos no DOUBT sbouti, is there; had
two three pc point. Smedsy os discovering mu. have
gone The southern edge Of it.
Cid at New Bedford sth schre Emerald ot Fairhs-
Lambert Asnc Ocean; Retrieve of sippicaD Hathaway do
40 Tss New Icpdon April 50 chip Electra Brown North
ysc6s Ocean aoDoa New new = zsasnS s e. e. s9
ssip smsrc Hsysnt IS whales; on ses zssna ne: T.
s@th fg whales same date sbip sbernis ID Ed~srds
tB 60 600 VII; jan snips rou@eaa resa do clean
ALL Feb Is 50 Is s. lon ii 8 w. ssrt sarah sounssvis e.
Al ,nrl H. Elvrs, Edwards of Matt from St
Eustsua let, a cruise
NafSs Ia on 81 e W sis 80 oS. 50 40 who'll
s0a % ~ s 10 ASa .p ri s
nss aSnsse e ~ heavy gale OIL Ssr Of P;e re
N.s,port had seen whales or times going quick u'ook
pca ,s %s g
s VEL. saw ases nrs' time Nov u.s. and succeeded taxing
60 mule. BY Of sandy Hoo, ship = J,Ts s
&eury Curry from the arctic Ocean for nedt,rd WI n ~
1850 VIII and 80 ndls poneby pilot boat Honsr No Ia
April lat Is "a lon 81 2 " bark Alice Frazer % uys
from Honolulu OF and for Bedford with lv. DDS on.
April 80 lat 81 Is Ion 10 as WAS sguaed Al an
bark steering s. showing red signal win w'i'e eToss Ia
the centre
Spoken, &c.
Shin OHIO Hn.cbns IF Mobile for Croussds March Il.
lat 20 09 Ion rs 81 - .,t~.~,,., u.x,s a -.
a 40 Ion 50 80 ,,.,. g.. rx,u, ..u On
lat, &c w.t. -, IN A.. =.
Is. Ion ~ 70 - nj. -
Bri Cendovs Providence FOR Porto Rico May l. 60
rnes by Of Sandy Hook-by pilot boat Roner, No IL
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1900 do.........
1000 North Caro- Ga.
1000 Missouri 6's...
$4,000 do........,
5000 NY CIR 6's. cx IN
1000 + RR 80 m b 1913
5000 E RI 4th m BIDS
TOGO do.........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
20 shs Bank Of Am. .
48 Bank OF Com'rce.
~ Chatham Bank.
3 Hanover Bank. :.
az Del Il Hnd Canl 20
10 Penn Goal Co...
30 d0......s6
zoe Pasco Mining Co.
ia III Cen RR.......
III N " Cen Rk
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A Picture OF the Mississippi FI0od-How 1t
Looks Along Shore.

The Memphis Appeal or the 2st mas the following IN
regard 10 the food 10 the Mississippi II says
The sights that met eyes al intervals was OF the
painful description. Plantations and villages were
every where overowed, and wet and mood-tne effects
Of the oveT1ow-were in and about the houses The
houses the mseves either in or over the water;
when built paTs the water was flowing beneath and
the prisoners within, the sk or dugout being
the only s'vehlce for gong abroad. Houses less ee
waited deserted and the universal food was carry
ing deselatop decay, and, too probably, disease into
every apartment
habaons two thirds Of which occupied by horses,
hog and Chickens portion Of the RENAL nder
rooted and there lived the negroes and there the
feed and provisions brought down by passing BOATS WAS
preserved. Every boat s hailed with earnest anxiety
for of the state Of the river above Many of the
citizens SHOW signs Of great depession they bore up
bravely against the ca,amitOus flood Of last summer,
but q second affection Of the same kind, following
closely the heesof the FIRST has proved too for
their courage, and heartrending complaints made
Of difficulty and privaton This is, however, by no
means universally case there are brave hearts that
bear their msforunes cheerfuy; have heard Of
Of The drowned ou who congratulated himself that IL
meat and "cncken 6xens" were SCARCE he could keep
lent ike bishop having nothing 70 do when he wanted
breakfast but to let down rail and permit catfish 10
enter.
from overflow Napoleon s also olerably well projected
the levees along both the Mississippi and the Arkansas
rivers in good condition. the seepage water however,
Ais the low grounds in the rear OF the place The grave
yard more extensively teDaned than the city itself lies
along the banks OF the arkansas and between the river
and levee the consequence the aDodes Of tho dead
he beneath the food and the gravesonss and monuments
peep above the flowing waters At Lake Providence the
water excluded but the whole place looks moist and
muddy At v,cksburg did not find, as was recently
announced in Western paper, that the whole city was
ewlmped by the rushing tide of the Mississippi the hue
old hills on which the city staads still raise their heads
proudly beyond the "wuding wave, and mirror their
imsge glossy tide" So high have the waters risen
howe oven this elevated spot that the boats tic up
che.k by owi with the houses some Of the awnings Of
which they have knocked down.
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MICHIGAN WREAT CRoP.--The Clinton (Mich)
RefnJlcan says:We had opportunities the last week,
while the Circuit Court in session q. this place. 10 see
Tue country and Obtain ID the most atterng accounts
OF ire pre- sent prospect OF he wheat crops in their scve
RAJ oettee All concurred In giving the opinion that
aeed lime last fall there much wheat
there would nave been had the weather been pro-
pops YET the prospects, Of good crop and large
plus OF the gram were never good in ths country at
tbs season Of the year they now The wheat crop
b 80 liable to accidents that IL unsafe 10 make any es
mates upon at this time but IL s quite safe TO say that
il no mishaps beall II before harvest our farmers will
garner the heaviest cr~p ever gathered in ths part OF
Michigan
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POSTAL Directory.

EUresgn nsd Domestic Mails
Doxssrlc. North iosoy. Buffalo and OanAds $50 p
S Sgss sn nj. s y. T r.. %A s and IS Z
srutb enc souh~essrp .
Hs ss 1. b. ;:;,ro.d & .aS y
by ae&nbost IN
NAuIFo l,7-rRs-1he Postmaster General ha. i'sned q
resriciips mail f-ou mailing letters on the
rsc'c- carried 10 such extent AZ 70 oev eo io-r
positions. eorr-queYce order the stes VIII
;. for s ersorr TO ssrd ber erere y! hs post I'll res ~
sfouaS be aer e ' as~ed % mai letter. aooer csfssa
m he Pos e u 1ms shown 70 have n
su1nIT MAus; On sunday ali raaile close st this
rAIrossn.. - sea.aar Noses Taylor. Thursday.
ihs Overland Maj Tor California leaves St LOUIS
s.asass 4 s aPs e s;tss %
ss n gsseph 'ssSs
sAk Lsrers should be uarssd Overland.
30 PACIFIC. y :ssmsf Noses Taylor, 1har.a.,. s.
HAVANA. 81 ss :.ssu.h,p Gahawb. ihusd.,
x.ues rom sew trsa.s By steamship rsnass.es
= placed u he osce :. New YORK III days pre-
BAzAnA h,Asps On 10, sy siser the arrival Of alter
a as e: he . s.sss' Ksss
vrh InA,is toI The saham' Iilsnds - be landed
Eunsss...,sy ;.:nsaip Araea from Boston and
TINE or CLOSING at rHE LONDON Ofricn
poSBAy The Overland Nail Bombay closes In ioudoA
~ follows.- Via kArseIles the 81 sud lSsh Of
each month Via southampton 90 the Gaf srd
9Th -
cArcurrA. Sd lou ls,h as,h Harreillss 9TH, i2h,
1hh. s7ih via Southampton
CHINA, .v,s M.rsrles The nh and 26h Via SCUM
Au.rsAuA Via G.rssies aud snez The 10th Via South
ampt,N ard Spez LIB
NAusIrIus Adea oo he sth sio nv OF the moth
ps sy,y Via tho 9,b Of tia month
a. the sscbed ,h-eve of above
4nen Should any OF ,hese fi Sunday. he pAN
fesp anrhec he following evening
The sou,bs uotu usa despatched r,oruius Of
,snve oaeA Should IF these dies fall Sunday tie
natl aespstrbsd he nornine previous
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CITY COMMERCIAL KEPORr.
MONDAY, May 20 p NJ
AsHrs-Sales ST l25 bbls. pots and pearls were made
at SIC.
BREADsTUrs.--Flour-rhe market was tirmer and ruxe
active, with sales of about 49, 900 bbs closing within IL
range Of the following PRICES
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A.. came down stsrs and asked, "where s the DID
"Jref' referring V Brown; Brswn went into the par.
aked up ,he hall some ten or twelve feet and turned
*; heard Gregg say, "Hes armed, the contemplate
then s.: sa Sn Sess s - Ssio o
Snr IL was Lockerman; these last words were spoken
xsose Gregg said, She's armed, think IL Locker.
man. because he was standing Gregg at the time;
The mappsr OF Gregg was excAbe but do not think by
his that he intended TO attack Sears Sears
mot advancing towards Gregg ut time Of rs fire. after
re Srstbst Gregg advanced towards Sears placing his
hands on his shoulders Gregg had been down stairs but
minute or two before the shooting; the FIRST words
!, heard aid were, "There he Ia, pitch info him."
Nothing was elected on the cross examination.
Urece resumedSaw no demonstI atoms Of hostility on
Gregg advancing towards the paror door, at right
angles from Sesrs did know thai there had been any
previous difficulty between Sears and Gregg had never
heard Gregg threaten Sears nor use any
Leroy H. Goodrich corroborated the testimony Of the
J. Iopohue was also examined in ooroboraton Of Mr.
ooodrchs evidence.
J Van schaack, John Y. Irwin, r. O. Cook, l. A:
Bsrdee Paul B. Canovs, VIM. Caulk WIN. II. Speght and
others pat upon tho stand but no new facts
ehoited.
ihe Court then charged the jury As to the law
m cases Of this character, and informed them
prisoner Of murder, or flnd verdict OF man
sDgh,er II they found him guilty Of murder, they
ceiveo him 10 be entitled TO verdict Of acqu,tai they
would ray Not Guilty" But If they found guilty Of
voluntary manslaugher would be their duty TO
his punhement which the law fixed at Imprisonment for
rot more than twelve months, and fine not exceeding
one thousand dollars and whipping not exceeding thirty
nine lsshes.
TIE jury after due elaboration, returned the following
verdict
we ind the prisoner at the bar not guilty OF MURDER
but guilty Of voluntary manslaughter and hs pun
sbment at One Of thousand dollars and imprson
DeDt for twelve months"
The Court then passed the sentence embraced In the
dict upon the prisoner at the time informing him that
although he had been defended by able he should
consider himself extremely fortunate hat he had escaped
with no more punishment. He hoped that the punish
ment 70 be inflicted would have sautary and beneficial
effect upon him through lfe
The Court then directed the Sheriff TO convey the prs
10 the city Of Jacksonville and there deliver him
10 the sheriff OF Duva county, who woudsee the sentence
of this Court executed
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FRUIT PRosPECTs.-The Ohio Farmer, of April
2S speaks encouragngy OF the fruit prospects Ohio II
saysfhe recent ross have not injured the fruit bios
ems 10 any great extent II at all along the lake shore
We have examined the peaches cherries and apples; all
HOOK well snd promise abundant crop. Blossoms are
moro numerous than usual all fruit trees We think
there VIII be an abundant throughout Northern Ohio
Mr. Price, the well known fruit grower of Cincinnati, In
rms tho editor OF the Gazette that the prospects for
rood crop his goo or 900 trees Ia SO nc that If ali
the rNt now on ,be trees remain 10 maturity tho limbs
~wR require props to keep them from breaking.
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Rice The market active with sales Of about 500
teroes Messrs. Eugene, O'S1irvan l. Co. report the
stock rp the LIST Of MAY at 500 CASKS against 1855
casks at the period last year
SUGARS - The market was toerably active, the sales
however,, being bfned 10 rennng goods Toe sales
embraced about 100 200 hhds Including Cuban at
exc Ike and New Orleans part low grades, NJ 5xc
tsc 75c., the latter figure for good prime groce
~ grades email lot Porto Rico sold at To- English
Islands 6hc ana 40 hhds. common Jamaica az pr
vste terms.
The stock Of sugar in New York the LIST OF May was
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Treasury notes received for customs the past week.
s44, 452 H.
The Baltimore Exchange Of Saturday says
Money is in good supply and the market for IL il quite
easy. First class paper be very readily placed
the street at per cent, and for Call loans rates
range from five TO eight per according the
rity offered. The demand money H. however, miLed
and the offerings Of paper both the street and he
banks are light
We read in the Pottsville Journal of the 2Sth u that
the trade for the week up follows showing az
crease Of 1868 tons over the corresponding week last
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, May 2-6P NJ.
The bank statement made up this day compares as fol-.
lows with that which was made public last Monday
WEEK ending Looms. Specie Csrcn. Deposih
April rs 1926, 1872 s07 20 6GS 1866 $3.50 It2 So obs sI4
April 3d.. l2S,706,706 $685. So5 s,3O0672 80
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name in part: aNies, springs made of the best
sierl hands rlit,irlcfl aud al all kinds If leather.
cloths uju-s i'r carriage. ysruish,s, castings al
al kinds. saddle ;lrr, English bride feathers b.ts
4tirrnV-, spurs, names, line SILVER names of all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, a.li-adiusting pads,
rayi"is patent hHn,-, fl nefs. shoe threads, horse
blankets. l5.ndor Girih Wei.s, American Girth
and t-in Nris- rili cotton aud vOrstel; London
Welt skins, suiri!or article; IVORY, gutta pcrcha
aii brass hhrd nartrngaI rings; superior Lerseys
For horse covers. the is+ quality Of carriage bolts,
patent gig trees, 6c., Ac.
k'cr IA fact everything srperiaining 90 either
iiHn''' Of ~" hu.ii'-s, and understanding both
branches Thoroughly, world respectfully invite
Niair a'i"aiiun h"ipr" purchasing rlsrWherp
ara .ii., agent far Wards Patent Sprn.. Saddle
att-t-fru-
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I'VE p. B.IiRD, "a. D., H0.MGo-

~ pathic Physician and Surgeon, RESPECT
fully tenders his professional service to the citi
zens of Evansville and vicinity.
For the satisfaction of those whom it may con
Germ, DR.. Baird would state that, in addition 20 q
scientific education ia Homeopathy, he graduated
with the hOnOrs at one Of the best Allopathic medi
cal colleges in the country.
Having devoted special attention 90 Surgery, AID
having q complete set Of splints &c he is prepared
TO render satisfactory aid tu those requiring surg-
cal treatment
gD- Office, No. A. Main street. Office hours
from To II. M APP
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M....sy .s,, I.-i..e. SO. s-Jtnt~ Sw,s-"S
Secretary, Ilr iiar meetings ,.tiS titu,-It, eve
hiuu. conner 81 Nalu sbd ii..s s:r.et
Crescent Lodge. No i.--.-.ivI.S Cams st,rotUy.
Meet every Tuesday evening.
sshtcr Lodge, (,,tuaGH) -. l3S.-inN Dan
sIrrTLL, Secretary. Regular meetings every kt,-
dty evening
Eraa.r.Le EsctmYa..ai, No. 90. G. Krtrz,
Scribe. Meets s~cotd and fourth Monday "a every
month.
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AZ Saws, just received ant t.r sale hy
nuylT JACOB SfkAl u. NJ 40 Main 81
AtPECES. - R.IsS .sLsrSFfsj
~ - Bags Pepper.
lDO Mats Cinnamon
!nn H.. Cloves.
500 rs Nuime.s
10 kegs Ground Ginger.
TO Boxes assorted tsrucrry Spices, Mustard.
Pepper S.tuce, 1kiuy Powders, &c for sale, i'w,
hy GEORGE POSTER Il -.
scPtl5 Corner Ia.xst street aud canal.
JEyO TIE f'sHLsC.
sam, the LITTLE man. has this lay
Br'lI "i~uiHg GOODS both fresh aud gay,
IT. rvrviNs,i near every kind
That N"G IN any city hul,
And ~ !lc purchased ly the bale
lie is determined {. RETAIL
For READY PAY, little lower
Than ever has been had Lefore ..
iir ~ stl has hgrtl,Tcn live
/ l;ut a. far CREDIT shalt not give
lie vulildut live 80 I1u,. Aotlr passion,
! F,,r CREDIT her. is cat 81 ls,hi,a:
liis friends aHd buyers nne anil an,
| .It'iI pay yvU we'll To giEc call.
I Y5ui ,iWays fBd ijui by his, i.u,
! GA Matt strect, NUsni.r ~
L. Further NOR, you viii bear ia mind,
/ Einiri,h lakes funds or ey' ~ kind.
| And biusen Banks at higher rairs ...
/ A. can he had in other States
glie ciiys credit lac II defense.
Take their orders ut ~ cents,
~ II bargains son with 10 meet
Go 70 -, ou fiain street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25
- y umbers-i:i Drawn g.niIDas.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
20 BE DRAW =
Each w dnesday in June.

.' Prize amounting ,'sh
" h"i" Iir.r3a 1ia; n1i,,s S. putrtecs 50,
C.rI.HrIte- &C. piebae,s viii D.. -nhi" 20 the FOL
l.l,in- rates. ~iiieh O. The Ti5'.
t,itiE,tt.,ui fa.kag. 81 - Nb.irFi,'.s... 40 20
~ Half % h.. .i.g
- uuurter 30. 80 -