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spi,it Of the msrnipe Pr,,,,

The Infsl!igenesr, commenting upon the impa-
tience expressed in certain quarters for 'decl-
awe engagement" maintains the wisdom of the
Fabian policy In the beginning OF wars between
parties greatly unequal In resources, and shows
that we must gain and the Confederates lose by
delay II that delay 10 wisely employed on our
part
The Rspxblieaa presents some " Figures upon
the Negro to show in respect to the eight ex-
treme southern States that II all their slaves were
Get free to-day they would have but little more
than half Is many free negroes, in proportion to
their area, a. are now found In Delaware and
Maryland, where they are esteemed to be very
useful class Of laborersn
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LIEUT.. COLONEL WARD, OF THE FIJI.
TENTH MASSACHUSETTS,
LOSES A LEG
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u The Cincinnati Gazette cav, that. on look.
Ing over the list of subscribers to the national
ioan, IL Is surprised to that none OF the names
OF prominent Government contractors appear In n
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II From Frank Taylor we have useful little
"Manual OF internal rules and regulations for
men ofwar," by Capt. U. p. Levy, U.s.N
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE BATTLE NEAR LEEsBURG

THE MOVEMENT OF GENERAL STONE
A COMPLETE SUCCESS
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SESSION OF THE vIR6INIA-SIDE
LANDING AT EDWARDS FERRY.
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COLONEL BAKER, OF OREGON, KILLED.

COLONEL COGSwELL, OF THE N. Y.
TAMMANY REGIMENT, MISSING.
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THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF COLONEL
BAKERS DEATH, &c.
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CAPTURE OF MORE PRIZE ScHooNERs In adj
oluon 10 the schooners Beverly and Alert, and
other vessels mentioned previously as being cap
tured Dy United states vessels and brought intb
this port, 10 the schooner + Garrison loaded
with lOo cords Of pine wood, seized by the U. S,
gunboat Louisiana, Lieutenant Commanding A .
Murray, on the 9Th instant. In the inlet between
Chingoteague and w allop's Islands, on the east
cfn shore OF the Virginia coast. The Louisiana
also captured five other vessels In the same water
two OF them laden with wheat, one with corn
Garrison, laden with wood Three of the vessels
had no papers, while the remainder were with
out doubt, the property of secessionists in Wiz
ginia.
The Garrison is about rs tons burtben srd
halls from Cape May. She was broug BIT into port
In charge OF Acting Master Levin e. w ood Z )
Navy, with a prize crew Of four seamen from the
gunboat. and was transferred to the custodv of
Prize Commissoner Hanan and Marshal Bonifsnt
the former Of whon will investigate the case
l ne other nve vessels sin remain down the bay
In sharge of the gHnboat kouisIana
On the 9TH instant, The day previous to the tab.
ture OF these vessels, Lieut. Murray sent two boats
containing ten aud twelve men respec lively
under command Of Sailing Masters Hooker and
ruIness, 70 cut out large schooner, which was
evidently being prepared for privateeting pur-
poses; she being hauled up on the beach on Chin
colleague shore, to be recaulked, &c
The gunboat took q position about one mile
the boats, which on approaching the schooner
Were attacked by party Of fifty or seventy men,
concealed behind the bushes and underground
Lieutenant Murray Immediately sent another
boat to the assistance Of the two boats the crews
OF hlch reached the supposed privateer sch ooner
and having no means Of drawing her of, deter,
mined to destroy her by fire. This purpose WI,
effected and the schooner burned to the waters
edge. The crews Of the boats reached the gun
boat In safety, though the sides Of two ofthe
Soau Were cut by the balls from the enemy Mr.
hooker, In command Of one Of them, received
Dali In his right breast. As soon as Lieutenant
Murray observed the attack OH the crews of the
small boats he opened ire on the enemy on the
peach with his guns and dispersed them immedi-
ately, two OF them being badly wounded were
carried GU Dy their cOmrades-BaIt. American
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~ ATO OFFIcFRs-

i BE CAMPAIGN "A CsmlsiEnins WAGON on
the PrIsslsn principle. srrsnged for sleep ~
sickness or wounds. with ample room for6
storrs and provisions light, waterproof, and per-
iectly pew having been just built 20 order By one
- cost price. = -
Also, Handsome, strong. sound. dark-bro
m Botn nay Dc seen on Duplication 70 JAMES
PkOWN, @ Mr.. lrvinefs StAbles. Coroorsn'a
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ATTENTION, LADIES!
style Hoop Skirts, Balnora Strts, Jou vans KID
gloves Us cents per PairD Buck and Kid 6auht.
Isfs, best IN kes OF While And Colorsd Corsets
embroidered Linen and ambrIo Collars and Sets
Linen ambric HandkerohIefs. Cotton nd Wool.
en- Hosiery and Stoves, 90
TIE EUREK ATTACHMENT SKIRT.
would respectfully oali the attention of Ladies 70
the above new st, "a SKIRT.
The lower hoop, being round and turned In front
io'ms q lever. keeping the skirt in perfect form
merely not flowing II to hitch up get entaugl ed
In any way vi hate Ter
The open space in front forming q circle ohyia.es
10 and out Of carrisees,
Owing to Its peculiar construction the tenderoy
Whlle sitting Is 70 fail In avary grsceful position
HENRY EGAN,
1913 (south sideD Pa. avenue,
90 Il OF New Iron Ruilding
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lust RECEIVED
y o AND FOR SALE.

lust Received
o AND For SALE.
2,eN lbs Fresh Grapes, IN prime order
IS bushels Cbestnuis
81 do Shell Barks
loo oans Fresh fes ,hes, Pine Apples, Toma
toes, SsrdInes. OrSters. 40
~ hbls Ginger Cakes, Tea Cakes, Jumbles
80 boxes new Scotch Herring
pbls Apples, prime N-rcer aud Sweet
Potatoes
Candies of all kinds; also, Almonds, Filborts
Cream Nuts. wall Sats, Cocoa Nuts, n Z
Union Note fsper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink, Pen.
els, Black ing, Matches, Cigars, Tobao
co, Sc. and q large assortment of othsr
gcods, too nun srGus to mention
Suffers Will be supplied a. low Ices by
J. PEARSON, 491 Eighth st.
Oc N-St near Pa. Az, washiuztOu
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N9T,GVErs4kE OF pRs6 5TrsBgE 81 B., t01ET
Uhitsd states for sss n9sthsrn :tI.ss Of One: ~
cksfss Mo- an aSe others are eomsis'h.nts. sha
the . istrsursh, Eert Wayne and Chlcaso Reil-
g ss
t1f nsed S.sts, iSt ts ss me- ot fssn
district o. Illinois respectively, N osuses dese0d-
Ing n ohsncery in SAID Courts respectvey where
ants respectively as in sal CAUSE FIRST above men
n2ned. he rpdetsifnsd, John Ferfsson snd
fFg.tss. IN one Of e ..seisi Deed: Of TTasi o.
Mortssgs upon whlsh sad decrses are Iou nded.
s4id Coart' respsotiyey, duly appointed By raid
Courts tssseetiye,, iSr ihs. Rqrsose viii eel At
for not less than The sum OF s5ooOo At the United
states Court House, IN the City OF cleveland. IN
iss betveep the fO sn of ten ecSSf m. and
four O'Clock p m, Of said da,, the following de-
The saiross Of tue Pittsburgh. Fort wayne
snd CD cago RAILROAD COMPANY, mo udinS the
sup rstrrctsre II al loTts tSsreoS, rs ssssr sss
othef stIon hous;s AID shops, and the lands and
ussa 70
and p constructiEE and pairing cars and mashi-
ard fixtures sod stTuotuies Of xSstever O same or
e 81 sssa S
ssid rGsd and belonging tn :reto. s.d SSersyef
longing 70 said CO. Psny; and ali susPh.s Of tim
Der, u nber iron, fuel, and every other thing pro-
ylded BY said COMPANIES, or BY the severn or gina
Companies which vsre consolidated into said
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayn ana Chicago Railroad,
- bs used IN operating sald road herever gluete
by the same tit by which the same are holden by
said Compan,, or by sad original Comyanles.
severely together, with q ooTpo alive 1, anehises
OF said Company, and Of tia said original CoDpa-
MES severslIy, including the right aud ffaLchsss
oil said several Companies 20 hs and aot a. o Cor
Porsupr, Tn be sold "a an entirety
SOLD DEGREES provide that the pm chaser, upon the
confirmation Of the sals and full o lmpiisnce with
the oond tons thereo shall bod oil the property,
rights, franchises, and the aPpurtenances thereof
so sold, by the same title By which they held BY
said Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and CHICAGO Rail
Road Company, and each and all of said original
Companies, free from the lien Of oil said mort
cages, and Tree from oil liability Tor any debts
against said original or consolidated Companies.
or either Of them. and from ell ojeims on account
Of capital stock bat ssbieet, sscyfkslsss, TO the
mems N any such exist, upon any real estate in
cluded In the sale, for purchase money thereof not
proyted by SAID decrees TO be psid ost Of the pro-
Deeds OF the sale by former o.ders DEGREES 10
be paid otherwise The night Of way. depot groupds
and lots, and lands in the City and vicinity Of Chi
oago, purohas ed by said Company kinoe the penden
oy Of said suits and the bridge property and other
real estate Of the Company at the City 81 Pitts
bprgh, are subject 10 mortgage liens. The same
viii be included IN the sale but subject TO SAID in
cumbTsnces, no provision haging been sde for the
payment thereof. JOHN FERGUSON,
THOMAS Z. WALKER.
Trustees, and Master Commissioners. 90 aforesaid.
oo2 BOT
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BLANKETS AND FLANNELS
= HAVE on hand q large assortrenI If White,
Red; Biue, Grey and Yellow Flsnnels, heavy Coun-
try Fannsls. Josy Flcnne:s IL (. noy oolors, Ham
iltOn and other good makes of Canton Flsnnels
Also. Bed Blankets, Army Blankets, Shrivent's
Blankets, at low prices. HENRY EGAN
322 lsouth sIdeD Pa. sv.. bet 9Th and 7th sta,
oc list New Iron Building,
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Since our last issue we have received further
particulars Of the engagement of yesterday, and
also particulars Of the situation there this morn
Ing.
In addition to what we published in yesterday.
sia,, the journals of this morning have the fol-
lowing:
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ADJUSTMENTS.


OPP FELLOWS HAk kttIIvv,an
PROF. NACHMAN AND ALLEN
Metropolitan Opera Troupe
WILL APPEAR AT THE ABOVE HALL,
FOR THREE MIG HTS ONLY,
On THURSDAY NIGHT, Oct a
LoOk At rHr L,sr OF PERFORMERS!
f sslo sssSHss, tn. b., &H1Tt S.i.
ofthe Ape e Siss ub. xfrrPrm.I,.
ard c,%pS.I' Ministries; OPP Hos.s.
Tss39r Bias PIOPoDdo.
S s'i ss:;;
Fxceltior Jig; Old Mokko;
ss;c d Ln1t!RE Fn.S k. BB;g0s,.;,fOSt.
AltOssfh.- 10 star PrJormrs.
For further PARTICULARS see See VIII sIs
II H e A T E = TUESDAY; o..osuu
On''f Hiss Afi srsHS 4 BENIN.
with the comedS Of the sF Il IoifS PATTY To
eoneIuds With the drama ofN0RAH cREINA.
OPP fELtows 5ALL.
TWELFTH WEEK
cAMpBEL IL i SsiINsrRELs
BURLBsQ TROUPE.
pEkF6RAAEERs.
Look out for
TIE -Four Naw Stars,
LUTHER GSEME g.: Issi sf:sG s,
Mon. SshsTd the 9 Sss. TTTSTs
JOHNNY #lIEiiMsss:i .hs ''f BRs.ia'tifal Tenor
NIB The Manager takes sres. pleasure in An
nourcins the above named gentlemen q. brig hit
sssnfns stars Tho Isl Sc p11SSrTf.'
L Wfs.rfhe. for Autumn and Winter, new. styi
uRos Of 6s sS1ss G'
Penn. . sass u 4 !, PRO- Bot.
90 22-5t perry Buildins."
DERsONs NEEDING BLACK GOODS
are selected to R.psG: our sse and complete
Psre, With all the minor requisites for persons In
AnInspeotion of stock implies ne Obligation to
One price only, marked in plain figures.
Pa. avenue and Nins6 ct,
90 q 81 "Perry BuIldinE"
AsSVT g,ss IS, s,! va sH,
Autumn and Winter wrsppiass, vsrious shades,
with ali other kind, of Dry Goods for Sufrsn.
daily wants.
One price only, msrked IN pain figures.
A., parcels for the Interior properly pacted, free
Of charge. PERRY BRO.
Pa avenue snd Ninth ct,
90 2-5t 'Psrry BuildinE."
SUTLFR'S WAGONS FOR SALE at ROBT
= II. GRhHAM'S Coaonmater. Eighth street.
Repairing Of all kinds done at the shortest h6tice
&C 2l-St'
I MEN AND MARsEILINs, r,oxr.
:. very large assortment of Linen and NsrseiIies
Shirt Fronts, for mea and b29ys. from lsH cents to
sa3 Lsouth side Pa. sv.. bet 9Th Add 7th sts,
oc 81 So .-- New Iron Building.
Do. KEr WATER FILTER AND DRINK
l. ING TUBE. indispensable for 'ldiers. trav-
and cin be carried in the vest pocket. The oSess,
est and best IN use- Sells raPldly Agents VENTED.
Samy les lied pit of 81 cents by the man.
nfastnrers, DAY q co Box 464 p. o., Newark,
New Jersey 90 81 st.
7 NOTICE TO Suffers,
y HAVE on hand one hundred and Fifty dozen
Msas White ,ns C Cotton gloves Ais, full ;sSck Of
Knit Un1ershirts and Drawers az the lowest cash
sas south sidej Pa av BET. stS and H If sta,
oo 2 St New Iron Bnldlns.
I BLANKETS AND FLANNELS.
= HAVE on hand large assortment If wEite,
iS. snf xss.
iltop and other good makes of Canton Fisnnsis
Also. Bed Blankets, Army Baskets, Shrlvent's
Blankets, at low prices. HENRY EGAN,
~ south slde) Pa. sv.. bet. 18th and 1sh sta,
m
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A subsequent dispatch. received late this after
noon, says that General Evans has four field
pieces and three pieces masked, and about four
thousand men. A prisoner who was taken men
lions that he has four Thousand rebel troops and
expects reinforcements Gen Stone at that time
believed that be could occupy Lessburg to-d,v,
and bold IL. This dispatch Is dated from Ed
wards Ferry.
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NAVY YARD-RIvBR NEWS.
The Harriet Lane came up from Indian Head
and anchored in the stream opposite the ward, at
about 4 O'Clock this morning. IL 10 not known
that any vessel bound up passed the batteries last
night, and none passed down; one or two schoon-
ers would have made the attempt, but were re-
strained by the fotilla at Indian Head. One
schooner, the master Of which seemed too anx.
ious to proceed was compelled to lay under the
guns Of the feet.
An Irishman was brought up on the Harriet
Lane who was caught last night attempting to
cross from the Maryland to the Virginia shore.
His account Of himself was 90 confused and un-
satisfactory that 1t was deemed proper to take him
into custody
1t 10 reported that the battery at Matthias Point
has been greatly strengthened, and that there are
now eighteen heavy guns mounted at that point.
IL 10 asserted by some river men that between
Aqua Greek and Occoquan Bay the Confederates
have number Of seine boats and long boats in
the creeks, and that they have probably built a
number Of launches, but no evidence of this state
Of things has been presented. The reports that a
number Of vessels bound down had been seized
by the Confederates 10 without foundation; not
one Is known to have been thus taken
The main portion Of Gen sickles, brigade IA
now opposite the Confederate batteries, and are
strongly entsenching themselves, and IL Is said
are preparing to act on the offensive against the
batteries.
The following steamers are now at the yard !:
Dawn, Hetrel, Harriet Lane, Mount Vernon.
Gear de Lion and Anacosta Tue fret named
four will probably join the hotilla this afternoon
The Anacostia IL being thoroughly oyerhauled.
"A body Of 'esmeR are engaged every day IN
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I NOTICE TO Suffers!
Il HAVE on hand one hundred and ffty dozen
Mems White Cotton Gloves. Also, full stock of
Wooen and Cotton Socks, Su,penders, WOODEN
pricee. HENRY E6AN
s23 south sidej Pa. av , bet. sth and III sta,
oc q 81 New Iron BuIldlnr.
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AUCTION SALES.

DrTHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
upul SATURDAY., the IS n mat, tems kopr and
w. sELDEN,
co2 Ls,eU. a Marthal D. C.
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VALoRiNG EsrABLIsaMENT- Tailoring
BUCHENsE No. 3s5 corner Thir
E,h and SITS; Gentlemen's and Boys ~
ments with skillful steam Soourer. 4 Am ~
prepared TO execute eli orders in this line A, wall
as Mssndlng' In the most satisfactory manner.
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HTG0MPANY "A" u. 8. ENGiNEERs.-
urS Fifty intelligent and able bodied mechanic
will be enlisted to fill this Company TO the max
mum hxed BY lew-l50 men. Inquire at No
go .;,a street Pay from SIS to SA per month
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TN..CLOAKS, SHAwLS, AND 9TH r
L Wfsepthes for Autumn and Winter, new, styl
Ish and novel things opened TO day.
The whole of the sboFe at our prnverhinIIy low
tariff of prices, marked In pisln figures
PERRY g. BRO.
Penn. avenue And 9Th street,
90 22-5t "Perry Buildine"
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ylte 9ailg 0nrllas.
TRAVELERs, GUIDE.

At Terre HauGe the Mail Train makes close O
nection with the EaEt, arriving and departing
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Hyu4E PROPRTETORs or TEfE CITY FOUa
~ dry beg leave 20 inform their friends and ii q
public in general that they prepared % do al.
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To every man who desires to bestowsh his Insurance
pabronase upon
WELL TRIED CORPORATION

In 6ze e7a5,d5re ad5astbss,a and prompt cash re-
spouse 10 losses, The 4C1N pre- snliget1y
at the head Of its profession; s7hie its eesice pr0c
teal and rstcIass business system Of local agencies
erceUeE b any similar corporation n the loorld.
Tnsurancies solicited and policies issued and
newed in this Leading Cooperation, at fair by
J.NV. NEXSEN, Resident Agent, -
sep25 No. First street, up stairs
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Facfs fn1, Az PennIa

1t is a fact not to be disputed, that Roser Bros
are now opening of the lest and cheapest
stock of Dry Goods IN the city, comprising every
thing fashionable in Ladies' Dress Goods, from the
lowest price of G54c per yard, mp TO the highest.
Shawls in great quantity and variety, Silk Dustel
and Lace Nantes. 0ur stock Of Hosiery, Gloves
Notions, &c, &c, il complete. Also the latest
styles of Prints, Lawns, Organdies, Baragesi Cling
hams, &c. Bleached and Brown MusiiDsr Irish
Linens, also Cottonadcs Linen Drills, all for pen
and boys wear Ladies, Misses, aud DhildrsDs
Shoes, and COED macy articles usually kept IN our
inc, all of which warrant to sell IS cheap as the
fheapest. ROSER BROS
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We can also furnish Track SCALES Of any ca
paeltysl These scaie8 are rom the ulauuftct0ry %
r. 7. FAIRBANKS a. o. ST. Johusburg Ftr-
mont Every Scale q tested and sealed, end wat.
ranfed correct. For taalimouiais Wo r1ieT % tt q
houaands Of persons using them.
H0KNBkOOk 4 90, Agants,
ngfA water street. EvausgiIa
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FTRE IlSURhnCE Cd.
IA TT o RD, G Nm.
INCORPO RATED 1910

LIN N$NFL%A - ~ L. \ - IL aA94O
CHAR TER PERP RITUAL
r. With a Successful Business Experience Of
# 4 TT " q - H -
Cash CRpitSl......... .............e5 % ,00G.0O
Capital and Surplus, -........9 8 90 80 go g
Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire on
Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Mer-
chandise, Mills, Manufactures, and other kinds Of
property, can be effected in this Company upon as
favorable terms the nature of the risks and
rfty to Policy holders will admit.
PARTICULAR ATT EETION given to insuring
Farm property, consisting Of Dwellings, Barns and
outbuidihgs connected, and Furniture, Live Stock
Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, &c.. &C, contained
therin, for. a term of years at Low rates of pre-
MUM a-
OFFICERS:
7. G. Allyn, Secretary q. Huntington, Pres't.
Q. C. Lyman, Asst Stc,y., W N. Bowers, Actuary
2. Alexander, General Agent for the Western
and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio
J. Grabar1, Asst General Agent for the Western
and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio.
Applications for insurance may be made to the
undereignea the duly authorized Agents Of the
Company. a. @. HALLOCK SON Ag'ts.
OFF4eE s--Hafb bic Hall Building, &sin street.
a aug23sfyG &C.. .I aa-l4a-+4 go
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R 5. d GsTo3t- = 60.

FStUJs-ESRKES. ~
~ Almonds Brazil Nots EiIBefts. Pe6aDs, Eng
lIsh walnuts, hgs. raisils, erTants, rock candy,
oysters sardnes alum epson salts, roll birthstone
digo cream tartar, soda, bod cords OF all kinds to-
beceo of all kinds, baekiRg, batting nutwsgs, CT
gars of all kinds ginger, race and ground spanish
moss glass jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pep
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse. soaps OF all kinds starch teas, vine
gar camphOr, letter, note, cap, aud fancy. paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes salt petre, gum drops,
wooden bowless juju paste, einnsmons dried beef,
british lustre, bonnet boards, java coffee, ink, Oil
nails sash, glass; spirits turpenti tine sspice soda
pain killer, 1iquorice, &C., &e-, &c. ~
: A supply Of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low, by S. E. GILBERT & Co.
iune5 No. Sycamore Sc.
NOR.N- RRO0.MS.
u loo doz heavy, for sale by
arp27 g. 4. GILBERT & 90.
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D
Saw and GrBt Mill Machinery Tobacco scfsH-
sa Cumming Mach ines, Chinese Sugar Oauo Mills
Thrasing MACHINES, egc.
4. EVANSVILLE, IND
TEufE PROPRTETOBS or TEfE CITY FOUh
~ dry beg leave 20 inform their friends and the
public IN general that they are prepared e. do 3d.
kinds Of
ava MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining 90 tie Foundry bus
ness They arc manufacturing STEAM hNgINEs tNt
BoILERs Of any size aud power required. Sun vt
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of huy sizs; DIs.i,
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Scrsps, an-i.
ming Machines Thrashing MncliuaHs fiait Mills
H1Tsep0Wers Corn.shollars N Machinery of aiI Ef4ta
made and repaired. Iron and Brass CASTING OBJ
every desGrip ton H Ousefruuts Cellar Gfatsa
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the litesi in.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons tc
BREW Kris 3lSLlLLEhs, ltsCfiFf f+iEatk 1.
Supplied with every description " Copper go
Sheet Iron work. Brewing Kettles, Refrigerator
Attemporat0rs, sparges, stiheads and Worms 1b
an improved princi pie, Columns for Alcohol stlis
Yeast Jugs, Cans hyIh0us3 Gc.i Copper, LeHd and
Iron Pipes Copper, Brass and Iron PUMPS of epert
variety, for beer, spirits, OIL r. Brass Cooke and
Valves, Steam ~ htstles, DC.
Worzmen sent 10 allpartB % % up work end %
repairs on steam Boilers, Copper aUd Sheet ftll
Work 30.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing IN aDd selling Allen's Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and To
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut maohine
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, Cerman BoIt
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic B0ltnR, Picking Hosr, De-
Of the best kind Fiuplefe Sheet Iron. Block riu.
PIG Iron, Babit Metal, speltar Fire Brick
They have every facllftv 81 Tie besf MarhiuoFr
them, their individual attention. filling orda4a
promptly, wtlrranting their Worg, and nre aatsdfd
with reasonable prices.
$50 once and Sale Rooms, No. 90 Main stree
vile, lhdiaDa. dosT