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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

HIGHLAND Coal MIEKs.-In reply to a
President of the Highland Coal Company at
Uniontown, KY, we have received the fol-
lowing particulars in regard to said mine:
DIR. ID. D. Owen has made an examination
of the mine and an analysis of the coal, and
has made special report on the subject
This report is now in New York, and its
contents are not Immediately to be obtained; !;
but so much is recolected as to know that he
locates the vein now being worked by the
Company as No. IL, the contents of which
are equivalent to the YOughiogheny coal in
Pennsylvania. Within about ], 900 feet of
the surface, there are ten other veins of
workableeo coal, making an aggregate of about
! thirty feet of coal. The vein No. IL is FIVE
feet ten inches thich quality bituminous !;
and for generating steam, equal to any coal
below the Falls of the Ohio river.
Mr. Payne says it has been tried and
found good gas-producing coal. Its
adaptation for smelling iron is not known
to the Company, but for full particulars on
this subject they refer to Mr.. John A. Ha-
| ney (of the firm of Reitz & Haney, of this
city, who has used it extensively for that
purpose This coal field embraces several
thousand acres. The Especial report" of
DR.. Owen, and a minute analysis of the
| aoal. will be communicated to the public
| hereafter MARRIOTT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

New YORK, March 20. p. M.-Flour mar
ket a little more active but prices are same;
demand chiefly for local trade; sales 500 bbls
at l0GH5 20 for super state; 3 25Ga5 40
for extra ditto; 3 1906 20 for super West
ern; 30G05 65 for common to medium
extra Western; 8 95G96 10 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; market clos
ing with no buyers at these prices. Buck
wheat flour in limited request at L 50M
l S71 per hundred. Whisky heavy and
lower; sales 800 bbls at 23. Wheat dull /;
prices in favor of buyers, without any trans
actions of moment; white and red are not
offered at present; small sale of amber
Michigan was made at ! so Rye quiet
bnt steady; sales 1000 bushels at 86(6s7.
Barley dull and unchanged sales small par
GELS prime state at 80 aud inferior do at 81.
Corn quiet and unchanged; sales I3 1000
bushels at 1908 for white, and 79 for
yellow Western; mixed nominally at 76
Oats in large supply and dull at 1904.
Pork dull and heavy and lower sales 3, 200
bbls at II 25 for old mess,1 81 for new
do f; IL so for old prime; IA 45@14 so for
new do; Ia 25GGl4 SO for rump; 16 so
for Western prime mess and II 90 for city
do. Beef quiet and unchanged; sales $50
bbls at A 0004 so for prime; 0O(9h so
for mess; 8 009l0 90 for repacked mess !;
IL OO9l2 90 for extra do. Beef hams
quiet at II 0o@l3 90 for state; IA 50@
l6 90 for Western; prime mess beef dull
and nominal. Cut meats dull sales 20 pkgs
at 708T4 for shoulders; 83@9I for hams.
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Lard heavy
and lower; sales of $50 bbls Mt 1O5(0I1 for
common to prime and ll5@l14 for choice.
Butter firm for prime, and heavy for COM
mon; sales at 1l@14 for Ohio and I4@2O
for state. Cheese-1O@l24. Coffee, con-
sequent upon favorable advices from Rio and
a small stock on hand, amounting to 500
bags, the market is very firm, but the oper-
ations are restricted by the high demand of
holders, and we can only report 100 bags
Rio at 1904; other descriptions are
likewise firm but quiet. Tobacco dull, and
the sales are limited to 25 hhds KY, at S(0
9. Molasses without change; sales 100
hhds clayed Cuba on private terms; 20
hhds Porto Rico at 40; 100 bbls n. O.,
at 45@47, and by auction GO bbIs to-day at
17GG23 cash.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21
Our Free schools.

A few days ago we clipped the following
item from the New Albany Ledger:
The number of pupils enrolled in the
! Public Schools for the week ending Friday,
February oath, was s67. The average dai-
| ly attendance is us.
For the purpose of ascertaining the ex-
tent of our public school attendance, as a
matter of information to our readers-not to
make a disparaging comparison between this
city and our fiourishIng sister of the Falls
we have made inquiry of one of the Trus-
tees, and have obtained from him the follow
ing facts and figures. giving the number of
/ public schools of each class in the city, the
! attendance, etc.
! z Primary Schools.-Pupils registered
! lst quarter, $50; whole number registered
! ID quarter, 1000; aggregate attendance last
! quarter 500. ..... ~ f-.H
! Intermediate Schools-Pupils register
! ed lst quarter, 230; whole number regis
| tered I'd quarter, 275; average attendance,
! l6O.
! 2 intermediate Grammar Schools.-Pu-
| pills registered lst quarter, 1870; whole
| number registered I'd quarter, 220; average
attendance, l45.
! 2 Grammar Sehools.-Pupils registered
lst quarter, $50; whole number registered
I'd quarter, 2IO; average attendance, 40.
l High SchOol.-Pupils registered, II
| average attendance, 65.
Total registered Ist quarter, 1921; whole
! number registered, l776; average attend
ance, 1910.
Colds, scarlet fever, bad weather, and
many other causes operate against constant
attendance in all our schools, but more par
ticularly in our primary.
An interesting and peculiar feature in our
school system is, that the German language
is taught in all the schools except the Pri-
mary.
The Trustees WILL this week, lay before
the Council semi-aunual report, showing
the facts in regard to the Schools in full !;
which, when published, it is claimed will
establish the fact that we have cheaper as
well as better educational advantages than
| any other city in the West.
| Our schools have done more than any
thing else to give our city her good name.
| In proof of the benefits thus brought upon
her. we ask, Can any person point out an
unoccupied house, that is not engaged?
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DIED.

In Sacramento county, February 7th, at the
house of H. C. Watts Esq, NEWELL DAVIDSON, late
of Rich Guich, Calaveras county, formerly of In
diana, aged 81 years.
TDuring his residence in Caaveras, the deceased
gentleman, BY the exhibition of manly and benev
olent traits of character had attracted himself
many warm friends, who deplore bis early decease,
and desire publicly t0 acknowledge and thank MIR.
Watts and his family tor their unboundet hospi-
tality and mremitting care of the deceased during
his last Illness 1t will be a consolation to his be-
reaved family to learn, that although lac died
among strangers, he received every attention that
the hand of friendship the kind N illustrations Ol
omiabIa ladies conld bestoW His last hours were
cOnsoled by the offices of Christian minister, ana
through the kindness of Mr.. Watts, his remains
were Inferred ia the family burial ground Ot that
gentleman
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

Bs3- The Homestead Bill, which lately
passed the II House, has been referred in the
Senate to the committee on public lands
The committee recommended the striking
ont from the enacting clause, and the inser-
ton of the bill drafted by Senator johnson,
of Tennessee. 1t is said that the Republi-
cans will accept Johnson's bill, if they can
not get the one which passed the House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

DEATH OF WIN. II. BIssELL-This dis
tir-nished statesman died in Springfield,
the 10Th, at half past one o'clock Z.
N. He was, at the time of his DEATH Gov
ernor of Illinois. and was an able and pop
ular officer. Gov. b. was Colonel of one OF
the Illinois regiments in the Mexican war,
and was severely wounded in the battle of
Buena Vista. He afterwards was Repre-
sentative in Congress from that State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

NEW YORK, March 2O.-A fire, to-day, at
Jamaica, l.. l., destroyed property to the
amount of $I5O,O0O.
Agents of the steamship Hungarian give
the following as the number of souls on
hoard when she left Liverpool, viz: Grew,
80; Cabin Passengers, 80; Steerage, 40.
From Queenstowns-Cabin Passengers, Is F.;
Steerage 40. Total, 205.
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the Reine Hortense, which were performed
amid enthusiastic applause and shouts of
Vioa LImperatore, Fi0a HAmaeccione.
The situation of the country is very
critical.
TErUAN, March Gen Echague has
commenced a forward movement from
Sevallo, but it is not known in what direc-
ton.
BOMBAY, Feb lI.-Five regiments are
under order to embark Immediately for
China.
The Times city article of March 7th, says
although the discussion of last evening on
the Savoy question, created a disagreeable
feeling, the English fund opened to-day ut
a fractional Improvement, which has been
maintained to the close. The aggregate of
Australian gold known to be at Sea for
England, is $3.50, ,OOO The rate of Insur-
ance on the Australian ship Commodore
Perry has advanced 20 per cent.
At a meeting of the great ship company,
a resolution to raise GIO0, 900 additional
capital was carried.
PARIS, March 6.-The Pdtrie asserts that
the reply of Sardinia TO the last dispatch of
Mr.. Thonvenel has arrived aT Paris. The
King is said to have agreed to the solution
proposed by France in reference to ROmag-
ma, but as regards the solution of the ques-
tion of Tuscany, as proposed to the Empe-
ror, the reply of the King is said to be less
distinct The Patrie adds:
We are unable to make known the exact
reply of Sardinia in reference to the annexa-
ton of Savoy to France.
TURIN, March 6.-Chevalier Buoncom-
pagne has resigned the post of Governor
General of Central Italy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

The breach of promise case of Carstang
VS.. Shaw is again on trial in st. Louis. 1t
will be remembered that upon former trial
this jury gave the lady, Miss Effie @. Cars
tang, a judgment against Shaw ofS100,OOO.
Shaw obtained new trial, and the case is
again being investigated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

A STEAM FIRE ENGINE FOR RUSSIA. The
Philadelphia Bulletin states as evidence of
the fact that Russia is keeping up with the
mechanical progress of the age, that steam
fire engine has been built in the United
States, to her order, for use in st. Peters
burg. The metal work of the engine was
chiefly done in Philadelphia, but the ma
chine itself was built in Richmond, Va 1t
will be exhibited in this city previous to its
sh ipment to Russia.
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A VALUABLE SwoRD.-Mr. Toucey, Sec
retary of Navy, by consent of Congress,
has delivered to Capt. Shu5rick, of the u.
S. Navy, the sword presented him by Gen
eral Urquiza, President ofthe Argentine Con-
federation. The handle is of solid GOLD
The scabbard is silver tipped with gold, and
the hilt is decorated with diamonds. 1t is
the same which was worn by Urqui ID at the
time of mediation, and is valued at $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

B&E- Hon. John l.. Robinson is in dan
gerous condition. The Sentinel, of the 10th.
says: :" The latest intelligence from Rush
Vile, in regard to the condition of Mr.. Rob-
inson, WAS on Saturday morning. No
hopes were then entertained of his recov-
cry"
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FoUND-A Daguerreotype of a gentleman,
in green case, which the owner can have
by calling at this Office.
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e0-H. Nelson l. Co. sell this evening q
lot of Miscellaneous books, new and in good
binding-a chance to buy literature cheap.
Sale at gas light. They are also selling
morning and evening-clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, notions, dry goods, &c.
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THE RAILRoAD.-The Rockville Rspu5ti-
can says the solicitors of stock in the pro-
posed extension of the L. & c. Railroad,
meet in that place, to-day, to make a final
comparison of their books. The matter
will be settled either one way or the other,
at this meeting.-T. II. Jour, l7A.
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IT is proposed to erect temporary build
ing at Chicago capable of holding six thous-
and persons, to be used as the Republican
headquarters during the coming campaign,
nd also for the National Convention.
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Two large wagons heavily laden with
silver coin and plate arrived in town to-day
from Parrel and chihuahua consigned to
the Messrs. Vance h Brother of this city.
San AntoRio Ledger i TeridH.
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The indications are that the vote of New
Jersey, in the Chicago Convention, will be
given for Hon. w. l.. Dayton, with a rever-
sion in favor of some conservative candidate
who can concentrate the whole Opposition
vote in the Free States. ..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

I@~To-day occurs the Vernal Equinox
the sun crosses the line-the days and
nights are of equal length spring really
commences.
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WIscAssEr, Me-, March 2O.-The steamer
Eastern Queen, employed on the route be-
tween Boston and the Kennebec river, was
totally destroyed by fire this morning. She
was owned by N. Stone, Isaac Rich, and
Geo. Bacon, of Boston, and VIM. Brad
street and Nathan Kimball, of Gardener.
Loss estimated at $4,000.
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PHELAN, the New York billiard player,
has handsomely beat Isadore. at New Or
leans. The next in order will probably be
Phelan against NJ. Berger of Paris, for
$40 600
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p&- A good printer may obtain a situa-
ton at this Office for short time
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New York, March 20, M.-Sebastian
Keener was arrested here yesterday,
charged with arson in the first degree, in
having set fire to his store in Buffalo, and
collecting the insurance
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CINCINNATI, March 20, M.-The Nashville
Union and american of the 10th, comes out
in favor of holding the National Democratic
Convention at Baltimore.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

Daily Paper w
lmaleul - =.
By the week payable to Carriers) .-...-.--... ~
rri-Weekly W
Weekly W W
" tt Clubs of Ii or uOre-.....--.-..-.--.- po
Nc The privilege Of yearly advertisers is ii'"ite'i
30 their Immediate business, in their own nane
and all advertisements for the benoht oi other
persons, as well legal advertisements 1nd adNer-
dsemonts of auction sales, and advertisements with
the of other persons, sent In by them, IA lAt
be paid for at the usual rites.
TfN No report, resolutions or proceedings oi amy
corporation, society, association or public meeting
and NO communication designed Ia call attention TO
an matter of limited of individual interest can be
inserted, unlesss paid for an advertisement
e@ Contracts for yearly advertising Will not lie
disc tinued unless order to that effect is left AZ
the Office, and when discontinued in less than q
year, the price of the whole year will be charged
Ias Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
Ishe1 at the expense the attorneys orJ-ring and
not Gelayable for legal proceedings, but coectable
At our usual time.
"a Our terms for Job Work and transient adVer-
eisenents CASH.
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The work of renovating the mansion OF
Washington, at Mount Vernon, has oeen
commenced, and will be completed in July
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ESS"The Petersburg Reporter comes to US
in new dress. We rejoice to see these signs
of prosperity among our county exchanges.
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CHARLESTON, March 20, M.-The steam
ship fernando, Capt. Hall, from New York,
bound for Callao, has put into this port for
repairs.
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PIrTsBURG, March 20, M.-River 6 feet
inches by the pier mark, and rising slowly.
Weather cloudy and cool.
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THREE RooMs To RENT.-See advertise
ment.
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JAMES ROBE, Esq, of New Orleans, was
married near Athens, Ga, on the 9Th inst,
to Miss Elizabeth Church Craig.
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PhfIadeIphta Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2O.-Flour unset
tied. Wheat dull; white l 5s@1 90; red
l 10. Provisions steady. Mess pork Is %
@I8 so. Bacon st@1OB. Whisky dull.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

@STR.E FED OK sTOLE.T---g D.sRA
@S roam colored Horse, about six years old, on
Friday night, the 10th inst, from the Grocery
Store of I. Redmond, No. I@2 Posey Block, Main
street, Evansville, Ind The horse Is lightly made,
and has a very tender mouth. Had leather hal
Ter when he left
ANY person giving information where he may bo
found, or bringing him me, will be literally
warded marI9 tt REDMOND.
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new ADVERTISER :NT.
H "a R IL wv "a Ia = J. ...lE.a
AT WHCLESALE
SPRING SALES 0F1S60.
ChaS. S. VIZ els.

ww.zs MS e. p II CT0Us n sT.EB-
EE IiEhment filed with NEW GOODS received
ond GeRMANY 1uy an and by railroad from New Eng
land MANUFACTURERS They have been p@r-
chased many of them, for CASH. and 20 MEh-
CHANTS GROCERS and TRADERS, who wish 70
nav Cash or pronlh time buyers, he give lis as
3" 6@ a1 f the 'sy B3Tfo sf OFF ANY EASTERN
KET (simpy adding freight Many g09ds ,I1rS ars
win DO THEMSELVES GOOD to call on him be-
foro they buy, and learn what the BOTTOM OF .ss
In his 1apIs supply may be found the following
5000 Pairs Walkers, and other, M
Trace CLAIMS. aaa
5 casks log and Pl0oO CHAINS.
so doz Root Hdnaes.
so do Horse and Mule Collars,
(Good.)
100 do american HOe Co.'S
Planters Hoes.
SO doz Garden Rahes, steel and
iron.
25 doz Manure Forks, assorted.
so doz O. An1es, and others,
Shovels and Spades.
so doz Iuttle's Hook Tooth
Cross-Cut Saws.
100 doz Wells, (Hunt's, Lip
pincott's and Collins Axes. aai
SO doz Hunts Hatchets. gs
25 doz Hunts Broad and Hand 1e
Axes.
25 doz Wit1er6y's Drawing
Knives.
25 doz Spear & Jackso'''s Hand p.
Saws.
so doz Cooks Patent, and other,
Auger- Bits. a.t
200 doz Augers, Blue Nut Grad
Twist and Common.
1000 doz Table KniUes, English,
Anaericaa, and J. Russell &
Co.'S.
500 doz Wostenhozno's, Bunt-
ing's and Barnes RQcSet sS, ---
KniUeS. TE-
SO doz Wade d: Butchers Ra-
ZOrs.
1,OOU,OOO u. d., .. D. anu
Water Proof Caps.
Also,
100 doz WaJdroe Grass and
Grain Scythes. 45 a!.,ss
so doz Bl00ds Silver SteelaAa
Scythes. -
100 doz Superior ,Scyt1e Saatles.-
100 doz F6rAs, 2 and 3 prong,
superior. 9sat
so doz Crod{es, grain, Bow and Do.
Wire Brace. @
SO Wood H0y RalIes.
100 Grind Stones, Is to 80 in,
300 doz Scythe Stones. -,
Also -sfaaa".r
500 doz Butchers Files. aale.
20 cases Ohio Tool Co. s Planes,
reduced prices. ~.
AGENT FOJt--AND
1000 feet Rub6eg' Betting, 6est
IN America, on hand, / IL
to "a inch.
TOGETHER WITH
Shelf HardaOare and Tools Of
every description.
rss- Orders executed with the utmost and
mar13 Wholesale Dealer.
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Hrl6a E.ERsO.N-s OUT OR E.MPk D z

AZ ment Agents wanted to sell the ERIE SEW
ING MACHINE We will give Commission, or
wages at $40 per month, and expenses paid. This
is n new Machine and simple in its construction,
that child of ten years can learn to operate It by
half an hours instruction II is equal to any Fam
iIy Sewing Machine in use, and the price is but
Fifteen Dollars.
Persons wishing agency will address 800
j. N. B0YLAN,
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company,
mar17-Iw MILAN OHIO.
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Local and Miscellaneous,

JOhS Trfbis 10 q candidate for Tr~ssss
Of Pigeon township at the ensuing April election.
mar2l*
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Auction Sale.

y
A sell at public auction Thursday, March
goth, 1860, at his residence in EVANSVILLE the fol-
lowing property: good working Mules, horses, l
3 two-horse wagons, yoke of Oxen, Water Dray
with barrel, double wagon Harness, cart har-
ness, from ten fifteen thousand feet of pine Lrm
ber, 10 WheelbarrOws, Mud Wheel and fixtures,
and other brick yard tools too numerous to mention
TERMS OF SALE-AH sums of five dollars
and under, cash; sums above five dollar s. eight
months credit will be given, purchasers giving
notes with approved security, waving valuation,
and appraisement laws. A. q. SULLIVAN.
A. YouNo Auctioneer mar17-tlts 9a
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CO-PARTNERSHT NOTICE.
= n y As aTV - n Ee kS H.N~kR Hfe ~ ~ N

AD BUSSING having associated themselves to-
get her. will continue the Dry Goods business of the
late firm of S. Embich & Co.. at the same pliTce
NO. 40 Main street,, under the style and firm of
SCHAPKEK BUSSING.
Ben. SCHAPkER, of the late firm of Embich & Co.
JoHN w. BUssING. formerly with S. Embich 6 Co.
MARIO
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.
"KTR.4 In ON(:E.ME E.HNT3 OEEIEI

OAHE H N IEENS' IUULSs - ~
EyKTR.R IN HDUG.E.UE1N~TS OFEIER- y
-E ed.-Ohio Tool Company Planes, Spear A.
Jackson's Hand and Tenon Saws, Butchers Plane
Irons and Saw Files Firmer Chiseis and Gouges,
Turning Chisels and Gouges, Miright and Socket
ChiseIs, Try, Bevel and Miter Squares, MOrtice,
Thumb, Flooring, PANEL and Sitting Guages, .
Blood's Hatchets, Hand and Broad Axes and Adzes,
Cast steel Augers and Anger Bits, Braces with
and without Bits, BOxwood and Ivory Rules,
BradburH's Spokeshayes and Brace Bits, Hand and
Brace Screws, Boring Machines, &c.
We invite the attention of carpenters to an ex- +
animation of our stock and prices, We are con-
fdent make it to their interest to do s-
marl7-2wd JACOB STRAUB Il SON.
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New Firml New Goods! Old HandSI

<AfCHsdk7 N n ID - n O6SRSV a. - ASA< W. "
~ receiving large stock of Spring and Summer
Dry Goods, which they call the attention of the
public, and which, with increased facilities for
buying cheap, they prepared to offer at low prices
for cash. SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
Successors to S. Embich Co.,
MARIO 40 Main street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

KyOR REJN~T.-3 ROO~5&S SUGIsABLE
M for a Dentists, Physicians, or an Attorney s
Office, over Brickey's % Patent Bread Bakery, on
First street near Main. Enquire in the store.
mar2l-It THOS. T.. BRICKLEY.