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This TRUSS Is having a success, In the CURING
OF BuPTgREs. before unknown IN the history OF
;TIusses; uLiks all 9thers evsr used in the follow
coated with Hard Rubber Chdfe Gall nor Blists,,
wal not slip or move, can be used in bathing is
always Clean, and good es new. Does not pTe,s or
,nJxTe the Cord. nor oyerstretch and enlarge the
opening, but constantly acts to comere.s and
gToatly benefit the worst form of Rupture. The
same EIu,s can be made very sta or Timber as she
case msy require; IL has bean used by over 500
persons IN the Northwest within the past two
years. and has never failed TO give satisfaction
osses of the worst form. This Truss is recon-
mendeI and used In preference TO all others. BY ali
whom are Professors Mott. Parker & Carnoohsn,
Of K lush MedlOsi Joilese, Profs. N. =. Davis f.
Andrews. L,nd UniyeisIiy, boot WoIcott. CT
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, and boot. Prince. of Jaot SON
VILE, Ill. Thts Truss has received Medals over all
Others In use, and ls suerat teed every respect
to be as represented, Persons wishing this IN
strument caa be Gtted By seaoinE size, in fnot es
around hips In line OF ruptpre, to DIR. i. Ii. SEE
LEY, Manufacturer and Proprietor, Chiosso, III,
DIR. SEELEY will be at J. w. NAIRN,S
Drug store, corner OF 9th and Pa, avenue, for q
few days. Call and exami ne for yourself
ap4-lw'
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By GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auct oneer..
z HOUSES AND LOTS ON NINTH ST. AT
AuCTloN.-Or THURSDAY, the 10th Instant,
?. NJ, Lot No. 10 and part Of Lot No. H. in Crft-
tenoens SUBDIVISION OF Square No. 3s6, with the
improvements, which are two brick aud one fame
nonees containing SIX rooms each. This property
non,s sih street west. between d and streets
sp 4-6t GREEN a. WILLIAMS. Apot,.
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneer,.

'hOS4b6S SALE VI NALUABLE REAL
\ Ee1ATk IN THl COUNTY OF WAsBINsroN, ID,
10y virtue Of deed Of trust, dated on the 18th
cay OF August, 1857, and recorded on the 10th day
OF November, ISL in lIber J. A g., No. "a. folios
"a. SS5, IS and 81, one OF the AND records for
MssfninFton county, N the District Of Colombia,
a. O'CLOCK m, ~ the Auction House II wall a
befnard corner 9TH street aud Pa svepue. in the
city OF Washington, the following de- crieed tract
OF land, With buildings and imprOven ents thereon
situated In the county Of Washington. IN the Dis
trlct OF Columbia:
The ssid tract Of land bsslnnnS a. the end Of the
fourth me OF tract Of and called New Seat, and
running thenoe south Is perches thence south ~
degrees, west 26 perches, thence north IS desrees
east 10 perches. thence south So degrees east ST j
perche. 70 It's intersection with the fifteenth lire OF
tne iaIter tract Of land conveyed BY the heirs and
aevlsees OF David c. Partier to Edward Svsnn.
snerSe south % decree. west IS perches, theme
soutn = degrees, vest 81 perches ard 5S-!eO Of a
perch thence, south 81 degrees west IS perohes 20
perohes. '1 eA4N 10
The terms of this sale will be one-thIrd cash !;
% anoe bearing interest and payable in esual in.
staments at 6, u and is months toe deferred paw
Hlenu 20 pe secured BY q hen on the land.
Uns hunored dollars Of the oa,h payment 20 be
Polo GOWN ~ the place OF sale; and in case the pur
onaser or purchasers refusing 70 the property
WI ~ once be resold a. the risk and cost OF the
ueltultlng purchaser purohaseyR
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NH 81 sosds VIII & & M3 skskNSIsT 5u sss;

ny VIRTUE OFAwRIT OF IERIFACJAs.
tne peace IN and tor the county of WASHINGTON, al
the snit OF Edward Csmmscf. against The food,,
oh4tteie, lands and tenements OF Joseph Boucher
And 70 me directed, have levied upon al the rIght
tue, claim, interest and estate of the said Joseph
BoQcher 70 and into part of Lot No. 81 fronting "a
ieot on the south aide Of Prospect street and run
niins oscS lm feet deep; and hereby rive notice
the afterpoon, In front of said Premises will offer
9I sale the said part Of Lot No q 20 the hi CHEST
ap S-5t' r. III. TRUNNELL. Constable.
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HE Great consignment esle of goods ON a
ON sne b. i moi 81 h0sS who M to profit
this Large consignment siIi have osuse to regret
the Dollars ON the ooss Of Ss sSa at my cents IN
soItment will be found--
Rich More Antiques in white, rose, pix, and
Rich Wstsred Silks.
Taffetta Stripe In purple, maizs, lilac, rose, a. d
Elegant Silk Robes in white. rose. mike, and corn
PLAIN Tadets In pink. rose, green. ma,.,. o.p.r,.
straw. cherry adj modes. from 81 cents to s. SO
BesnlInl line of chens. .trIp.d,hgured and plaid
Silks. for ,prlns frs m 50 cents to ga Dor yard.
Iadsta aegnsSs, new style Of goods, az 81 cents.
Flfst Sa"Aly OF China silks, perfect goods, At So
New ttyle Feulards. in pIaids and stripes, very
PLAIN black Grenadne. or Hermann,
ChlnIzs Figured Grenadines. in blsok and oolored
White. blue, ard rose colored Grensdiue Robes
Grape &c Pa,i,, IN white pink blue, ross and drsb
mourning silks, In checks, plads, and stripes,
BeTsss hlbi I5 new styles. two yaras vide, fer
Ghalle Alasnaise, two yards wide, for do,
Bersses, Tissue, 6Isnabne, and 0rsandy Robes,
Figured, striped and fancy Befesos. from u Gems oon's
PLAIN BereEes in ell eo!ors,
Enc French PSpllns. ) vide. very ohe.e,
Fine French all wool Delainc, In ich oclors, 81
Many Of the soo,s have besn reduced in price
sincs our last sdyeItisemen,, the object teins 70
.p7stf s2e P. ave-, 81 sth sn TO 10Th s.,.
T. FOR FORTRESS MONROE.
NatsI.oS. MI ..i ter foI.fs.. Mo Ss6sn 5s
.pS % J: r. SXs IS s' Co. ),
DEAD ANIMALs.
= MAYORS CFFiCn.
Dead Animals will Immediately be removed and
buried on p2tLos being leit a. eitrer e the Police
should be- had In locating the carcass to Ini ure
spSst RICHARD WALLACE. MAYOR.
~ HON E."-Ofioers and others needing Dry
Goods of any kind for the folks at home, are So
marked in plain hiures. the actual cash standard
Forwarding BY express or other es feo
OF charge.
ap 5-N Pa. ave. ,nd Ninth street.
THE STEAMER FaoaAs coLLYER will
Ie'gwe her trips 70 Mount Vernon r.
Mf,Sa az. 81 ssS w
until further notice leaving her wharf at the foot
p bosId III 10 O'clock Fare for the round
SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain.
". d. On the payment OF = ceEts visitors III he
admitted TO tn room which General Washipg ton
occupied and in which he died The man sion AID
sISSsd sv are closed to visitors on sundays. '
A EuLL AND 0MPLETE STOCK OF
"A Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS. now in stsre
lies and housekeepsrs " ~
Our northern aud eastern correspondents reHd
US new supplies daily. ~
One price only, tho actual ossh standard ya!us,
marked in plain figures.
Ar Inspection Of stock solicited from strangers.
residents and sojournerE; II viii Imply no oIIirs
ton to purchase.
PERRY Il BRO
ap 5-6t Penn. avenue and 9th street
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. C. MCGUIRE e. CO., Aucuoneers.
pAlLIfF'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIR
~ TuRl-On THURSDAY MORNING, Apul
ioth, commencing a. 10 O'Clock, by virtue Of an or
der OF ostra TO me di, eoted for house rent due
and In arrssrs shall le at the reside zoe of N rs
b. Parker, No. 241 street, between nth and 18th
name IN part
One Piano Forte ard stool,
Mahogany Hair cloth Parlor Furniture
Walnut Whatpot, Marble top Center Table,
N al or any Side Tables,
Cane seat Reception Chairt,
Mahogany and other Bureaus and wsshstnnds
walnut and Painted Bedsteeds Chamber Tables
Feather beds, Bolstsrs and PiIoxs,
Mattresses and Bedding,
Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
Hail Til Cloth and Venltiaa Stair Csrpet.
window Curtains ard Sha9es,
Paror and Chamber stoves,
Cooking stove, Kitchen X ee uIfites, 60
Terms cash.
WIN. CAMMACK, Bahd.
dp1d j. g, Mcguire A CO Ancts
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BY j. @ Mc6UIRE & CO.. Auotioneers
VERY DESIRABLE ArO NEARLY NEW
UNWILLING HOUSE, AT PUBLIC ArCTIoN -Cn
IHORSDAf AFTERNOON, April ION, at S
O'CLOCK, on the premises. We Ehsll sell Lot G, in
fIont IS feet on north eet between 18th streef
ena vermont avenue, running hack los feet inch-
60 20 an Alley, Improved BY q handsome and well
bult brown front three story aud basement briok
evening house, conolnlnT in all eleven rooms
Inc location OF This property believed 20 he the
best IN the CITY for p!Iya;e residence
Terms One third cash; the residue in G. Y and
10 months, with interest secured by deed Of trnst
on the premises.
2p5 j., &, Mcguire A. Gu Anots
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NOTICE

NOTICE
DHLLtON BANK RlLLs Have bees clsndes-
culste them Il def aud the public
where's the Rank las never rad ona dollars put
or pad out sny. Therefore the subtle are warned
N not taking tkem, as the Bank 10 not labls for
the payment Of them.
IT. WIN. T. THOMPSON
fNOuPEE AND HORSES FOR SAI,F.-Tha
= sdveTtlseT has for sale q mcst beau. RaR s.
tliri Nev York built CCupee. and also SaXE
Iloh HARNESS. mide by Wood Gibson oi-xHS1s
New YORK. Also, q pair Of the best broke Horses
IN the United States either dcube or single: either
horse osn tIot IL to; gentle as doves The price
ylil pe made low. the advertiser not having use for
them. ne Coupee aud rot Of Harness with h orses
Address, by etter, Box 1878 Post Ofice. anlti-
more. ap7As
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EDUCATIONAL.

M l 8 b 4, w. wRIG GIT
lVI has opened
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
No. sol SrvEnrH srRrEr,
And respectfully asks public patronage.
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"PioAYUNE BUTLER."-A good deal was
said in New Orleans, before Gen. Butler
occupied that city, about Picayune Butler
In rather a contemptuous way. The song
of that name was sung aud Kissed. etc.
Before entering the city after its surrender,
Gen. Batter inquired if any of the bands in
bis corps could play Picayune Butler, but
none of them had the music, or could play
1t. VIM. P. Malott, the leader of the band
connected with the 21st Indiana regiment,
Col Mcmillan, Immediately sat down and
arranged the music for his band and in q
couple of hours reported that he was ready
10 play it. Subsequently, at the head of the
procession, the band entered the city play
ing, in magnificent style,
Picayune Buffers coming, coming,
Picayune Butlse Il coming 10 town.
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be) it would receive his hearty approval
and support. He trusted every loyal man
would do likewise, for the first duty was to
maintain the Constitution by every means
in our power, both at home by Our influence
and vote, and in the field by the sword and
bullet.
Judge Hunghes concluded his remarks az
follows:
Ia conclusion, say, be loyal. Stand by
the Constitution. Uphold the Government.
Stand by the flag. Bury all party ideas
aud prejudices for the present. Unite in
one great, invincihle, patriotic, Union or
ganization. By all your love for the gal
liant soldiers of the country now exposed in
its defence, by the green grave of the fallen
martyrs of the Constitution now silently
appealing to you from every church yard in
the land, by the uncotlned bones now
bleaching On the fields of war, by your
hopes of justice against those who have
filed our country with widows and with
mourning1; march on with resistless, unit
ed tread until treason is crushed and the
authority of the Constitution re-established
and unquestioned over every foot of the
States and Territories of the Unionl
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to call your especial attention to one of the
most valuable and saleable articles for the
use of the army-a preparation of medicines
that has stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and has become familiar in
every household. This article, /" PERRY
Dawes VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER" needs
no introduction; everybody knows it; the
soldiers know it, and you have only to keep
it to sell it. No remedy is mere eficacious
IN curing Diarrbea, Cramps, Dysentery,
Coughs, Colds, Slight Wounds, or Bruises,
and many other ailments incidental to q
soldiers life. It is light and convenient to
carry, and can be resorted to on the march,
as well as in camp, without trouble. Being
used both internally and externally, it's
value cannot be over estimated; in fact,
the soldiers want it and must have il, and
to keep such an article is the duty of every
sutler. II is sold at wholesale by Ed
Wilder. r. A. Robinson & Co., Wilson &
Peter, J. S. Morris & Sons, and Raymond
& Tyler, Louisville; Hoover & Bryant, New
Albany; W. A. Bell, Padueah; ]. B..
Humphreys & Co., Cairo; Keller b " bite,
Preston Bros, P. Veirling, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and s. E. Gilbert & Co., Evansville.
J. N. HARRIS & CO.,
Ell Proprietors, Cincinnati.
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B6S- Our friend, AL. Graham, who, in
phis on the first boat, for the purpose of
opening an Office for the Adams Express
Company, has returned. 1t took him but
few days to see the elephant in all his huge
proportions. He is thoroughly satisfied
that secession is a non paying institution.
He informs US that a most deplorable state
of things exists at Memphis. The wealth.
est portion of the citizens left the city when
they saw the rebel gunboats defeated, aud
the poorer class is making every exertion
to collect funds to also get away and come
North. The most extravaganza prices are
asked for every thing. The Express Com
pany pays $500 month rent for very
ordinary room, and Mr.. Graham was COM
PEELED to pay So day for board, and fur
nish his own sleeping apartment. Most
of the business houses were closed, and
complete stagnation of all kinds of business
had taken place. The people seemed to
make little difference in their charges,
whether you proposed paying them in gold,
Tennessee notes or Confederate scrip
They seemed to think they could get what
ever they demanded, and their demands
were, accordingly, high.
Mr.. Graham thinks some of the gentle
men who rushed into Memphis for the pur-
pose of specializing, will get their fingers
burnt. Sugar and moiasses were held at
as high figures in Memphis as in Evans
Vile, and to buy it for money was exceed
ingly Improbable. II, however, produce
could be exchanged for these articles at the
prices eatables were selling, he thinks an
honest penny might be turned" The
steamboats, were charging $l2 fare to
Cairo, and everythin seemed to be going
on decidedly high pressure principle.
Mr.. Graham concluded he would leeve
Dixie until the reign of the true flag for q
season once more restored peace and pros
perity to the poverty-stficken section.
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SALT DTIcE.

Hereafter the following established prices
for Salt will be strictly adhered to. Say
for sales of % bbls AMI over, 45 cents per
bushel in large bbls aid So 80 per Dbl for
the $50 ID packages. Retail price, in guam
titles less than 20 bbls 80 cents per bushel
for large and 50 IS fol small.
Terms cash. Purchaser will be charged
drayage when drayageis incurred:
W. II: ALTMAN & Co., sole Agents for
the Ohio River Salt Company.
CRANE, BBowN & Co., sole Agents for the
Kanawha Salt Company. jel7-2w
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FULL OF IMAGINATIcN.-The London
Times has what it calls The American
News Department" which is, if anything,
bitterer and more splenetic than the heavy
editorial columns" of that paper. The ed
itorial articles are ably malignant; the
news column is contemplate, mean and
jesuitical. On the 2sth ult., in the latter
column, our Senator Trumbull is spoken of
as ga man of that capacious ignorance
which no amouRt of questions, blue books,
returns and resolutions can ever satisfy !"
Gen. Wool is accused of falsehood and the
column winds mp with this peculiarly in
genious and circumstantial lie:
"In New York the wives of the soldiers
had assembled in the City Hall with their
children in their arms, and threatened the
mayor, when he endeavored to appease
their clamor for money, that they would
leave their children around his house
Many of these claimed, and is alleged
justly, in the newspapers, that their hus-
bands had not received their pay for three
or even six months. The mayors elo-
quence was lost on them-they burst into
the halls and seized upon the City Faith
ers,' who we're only rescued by the police
from their grip, and a scene which could
have been by NO means agreeable to the
sufferers took place, without any apparent
termination"
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~ Mr.. Louis Ettrolf has opened a
shop for the repairing of all kinds of
watches and clocks, ad is now prepared to
do work punctually, and in a competent
manner. AS he hasbeen known .to our
citizens for many vars as good watch
maker, it is useless tc say more. He can
be found in RoederE Beckers establish
ment, 10. Second sreet, few doors be-
low Main. ie1s-1R
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RAILROAD hE0EIPrs.

JUNE %.
/ Fa7k feathers, / bbi eggs, Thomas Elliott; COL
bushels wheat, Igleh 'rt bros; rs bales G bags,
sack feathers, Gef rye Foster Go; kegs lard, 1
lot bacon BemeBt r Vie.e; / Dbl la:d, II bx to-
bsecU Orr, IalzelI 20; bills tggs, 1eston
Bro; load aVer, De Trees; 10 IL shi giles,
Ceane, Brown Co, ~ N shingles, james swau-
son; bx hdw, & y Il; bundles pad skins,
Cha. Babc,tk ~ bids bacon, 16 bbis mess pork,
IL kegs lard, Crane, Brown q Go; 40 sacks bacon,
L ZIiak; Is sscss hsnr, Moses Well.
A. T.. SHRADER, Agent.
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~ Keller 3 White, dealers in Drugs

and Medicines, Chemicals, Physicians Shop
Furniture, Trusses, Abdominal Supporters,
Dental Instruments, White Lead, Linseed
Oil, Vsrnishes, Window Glass, all the popu-
lor Patent Medicines, pure Wines and
Brandies for medical purposes. Also, first
sort and prime New York Hops in bales,
which will oe sold as low as can be pur-
chased in any Western city, at No. 80 Main
street, Evansville, Indiana
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Fine Piano at Auction.

q. Nelson & Co. will sell at their auction
rooms, next to Crescent City Bank, Main
street, tomorrow Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock, Gold Medal Piano, William
Knabe l. Co.'s manufacture The instru-
mept is in frst-rate order, and is 6ue in
strument. Can be seen at the auction rooms
any time to-day.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPLE.-That
per cent. premium is paid for United States
Treasury notes fold issue). That 81 per
cent premium is paid for gold. Highest
prices paid for all kinds of uncurrent
money. Call in and sea, at the Savings
Bank, No. 4 First street. = ie2O-sf
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HOmE INTERESTS.

bI- 1t is positive fact that one cannot
get the (genuine) Carte de Vssits without
resorting to Adams Gallery, corner of Main
and Second Streets. je2e.lw
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B&r The Gallery on corner Of Main and
Second streets, is the center Of attraction.
There and only there can one get the cart
dc Uisite. june 14-1wd.
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FOUND.-A purse containing a snail sum
of money. The owner can get il at this
ONCE, by paying for this notice.
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MU SIG.
II .4sW ~ o "" PRkPARED 70 GIVE
II instructions on the Piano, Organ, Melodeon.
aad Violin, and also In Vocal Music Harmony
and thorough Bass Pianos and MsIodeons tuned
and repaired and satisfaction guaranteed Thank
full for the very liberal encOurs cement given nae
heretofore, I hope still to continue to merit the
same. q. G. GEHUSG,
Residence between Cherry and Oak, on Fourth
Street. jeI17
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s@ Don't forget to call at J. J. COINS
Auction Room to-day, as there will be sold
a 6ne lot Of Furniture, Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Shoes, &C., to the highest bidder.
J.J. OOHN, Auctr,
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Board of EauaIization.

Iot1U "a 11T I1ss1111Ss V@V1@'
T HE com IN ON COUJN"CEL OF THB
"a CITY Of Evansville will meet IS q Board Of
Equalization at the City Council Chamber on
Monday, the 30th day o. June 1862, at e'Clock
A. n. for the pur Of equalizi ng and correcting
the assessments of real ami personal property, and
will continue III ssioa from day to day until said
assess uents are ali equaIizsi AID corrected.
All tax payers are requested to call and examine
their respective assessments.
VIM. BAKBBr Mayor.
Mayors Office, June q, 1852.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMFNTS.

~ WILL T. Ia H.R TINE OATKs THIS
IL mornil g to be absent some time. During my
absence Mr.. Asa Iglehart will attend 20 all my
business. o. r. LEWIS.
Evansville, June 2I-1wd
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Public School Examination.

of Evansville viii commence on Monday, June
2Sd, and procsed in the FLOWING order
MONDAY, JUNE 2s.
Park School, Sixth Primary, Miss Ham, Princf.
Baptist Church, Seyeu tn Primary, Miss Mckay,
Principal, from lo12 10 q
Crescent City school, Fifth Primary. Miss Pha-
res, Principal, and Eighth Primary, Miss Cody,
p inci al, from TO P.
TUESDAY,, JUNE L.
Cumberland Church, Second Primary, Mira.
Tennis, Principal from to Io1z A. II.
First Primary, Mrs Eggeston, Principal, from
fourth Primary, Miss Eaton, Principal. from
Third Primary, Miss o'Byrne, Principal, from
81 10 P. D..
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 254H.
First Boys intermediate, Miss Hooker, Princi-
Fir.t Girss' Inisrmsdiate, Miss Rathbone, Prin.
cipsl, from TO P. 81.
THURSDAY, JUNE 26TH.
Second Boys litter mediats, Miss Hanna, Prin-
cipal, from to IL.
second GifIs' Intermediates, Miss Vance, Prin-
ciPal, from to 8 P. nj.
FRIDAY, JUNE ETH.
Second Girls G. amman, Miss CLARK, Principal,
all day.
MONDAY, JUNE GOTH.
Second Boys Grammar, Mr.. knight, Principal,
TUESDAY, JULY 1sr.
First Girls Grammar, Mlss Fisher, Principal,
ell day. =. +
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2SD.
First Boys Grammar, Mr.. Green, Principal,
from 10 II.
High School, Mr.. Butte field, Principal, from
2 to P. ID.
THURSDAY, JULY sRD.
High School, Mr.. Butterfsld, all day.
Prize declamations and compositions in the
afternoon.
The Common Council and ell friends Of Educa-
ton invited to be present at the Examinations
The exercises will commence precisely at A. M.
and P. a. each days at which tines visitors are
requested to be present to avoid Interruption as
much as possible. z-=tsz-z
1lT1 8. x. LEAvITT, Trustee.
WIN. BAKER, Superintendent.
Evan syille, June 19, 1862.
'1RIHR CREsTRRa QRTHk CONyVEF
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g Voickea.ag Ra.Os.99

N sGsR.DELKO.T C9RREE - Rec6nas
IL mended by physicians for its medicinal quail
tiles. and superior as beverage TO any other cub
stitute fer coffee. Call and try # Vicksry Bros
ROYAL LAMP OHTMNEYs-The beat chin
nsy ever offered in this market. Call aRd see them
at Vickery Bros
FLoUR-Extrs family -four, the best brands.
In sacks or barrels ct Fiokery Bros, No az Main
street.
HA9S-Tf you want nice bacon ham, net toe
SALT you can get it cheap at Viekery Bros.
ing low rates for the times at Vfcksry Bros, No.
90 Main str ct.
QUICK YEAST, or Baking Powder-BishoP-
ricks, Durkses, Andrews, and other good brands
YICKERY BROS,
mayIs No. 81 Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-21
FOR LEASE

EVRE 70 WEE QOEJN.BR OF LOT
N No. 1e, fronting on Water stfeet 70 feets
more or lass, running back on Sycamore street 70
The 81 ey, $50 FEET. For TERMS apply 70
mya2S D. .. Az7IB.