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WI. WALL 4 CO, Auctioueers.
I(Y JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE 6N 18TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN
e AND ID STREETS NORTH
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov lst at 4
O'Clock, i shall sell the southern half Of Lot s.
in Square SO, fronting Is feet on 18th street
west, between and streets north, with a depth
OF about 20 feet. improved by a four story and
basement DriCk Dwelling Hsuse, with a four. story
back building, containing together sixteen rooms
porch In rear, and gas and water throu ghJut
Possession given upon compliance with terms Of
sale. ~ -
Terms One half cash; balance in six and txaIv.
months with interest, and deed given and deed Of
trust taken. Va
Conyeyancing at purchaser exr.nse
ADAM BLUCHER Trustea
&C Adts J. @ McGTTIRF a IN 49,,
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ocn Until GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, a,
RY THOS. BOWLING, Auctioueer; Georgetown
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN

Al htCI1oN.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 9TH, at 4
O'Clock l will sell. in front Of the premises, Lot
No 70. fronting about 1870 feet the east side of
Cecil Alley. with depth Of 40 feet, AMI improved
by a large Frame Building.
Terms cash Sale positive
COnveyancing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser. THOMAS BOWLING
IN iii
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by THOs. BOWLING, Auct-; Gsores1oxn

TEN BUILDIhG LOTS ON THE MOST BEAU
TlFGL SQUARE on THE HEIGHTS OF
GEORGETOWN. THE ATTENTION Dap
ITALISTs AND OF BUILDING COMPANIES
On TUESDAY. Oct Slst. at ga O'Clock, I shall
ofer Tor sale. on the premises, ten Building Lots
most eligible .tes, at the northe extre nifty of the
square In BeAlI addition to Georgetown ID G ,
Ding betSees Greene and Montgomery streets, and
Five OF these lots front on Greene street and RIM
back 100 feet to ten feet alley, aud five front on
Montgomery street, and back 10 feet to the
came alley
Water and gas convenient TO all the lots wi tn the
most perfect sewerage in the District y,
No lien whatever on the property and the title
perfect in every respect.
Terms Fifty dollars To be paid on each lot when
struck off; one fourth If the purchase money to he
paid within i've days after the day Of sale and the
residue 70 be di yded into three equal parts to be
Paid respectively at six, twelve and eig htee.
months from day Of sale, with interest from said
date. A deed given and deed Of trust taken on de-
ferred payments
=. All eopTeysncing and stamps at the expense of
the purchaser. -
If the terms OF sale are not complied with within
nye dsys the proprietor the ri ght 10 resell
at the risk and cost Of the purchasers, upon one
A plat # the ground shown on the premises and
at the sale
ocI0 INTEL THOS DOWNING. Anct
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Ply GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.

On TUESDAY. the 3lst day Of October n
1907 al the EOur of four clock m we shall sell
on The premises, west part of Lot twenty siy t2ii
IN square numbered Ij2. fronting twenty 2Oj feet
on south street. between 6rh aud eth yest
and running back that width to a pnLlic alley 95
feet wide also part Of Lot tweHty-six (2FJ and the
whole OF Lot Henty seven, "a in said sIuare
irCntng Oh said south i street thirty 20 feet and
running pack that width tu the said alley
j. he shld Lots are improved by two neat good
and substantial Frame Houses two-ani - half
stories high. with basement, possession of which
VIII be given inimedlateiy-each house contains
nile rooms.
Terms So 900 cash on each house on derivsrv ~,
the uetds, tslHnce on credit Of three six nine
ana " Give mouths. Notes TO De secured by decd
oiilnst on each piece Of property, and 10 bear in
All cOnveyancing and stamps at cost of purcba
ser OF purchasers.
Title ndiEputabe.
The hOnses now vacant
1.-THE purchaser or purchasers fail to comply with
terms OF sale within five days from the day Of sale
We reserve the right to resell the cost and ri1k
premises - WV
A deIOsit Of 900 will be required on each niece
OF property when knocked of
oc q GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts.
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~ -i'-p w. S'ti.
Half bbls cents, and kegs 10 cents additional.
Wfiskey.-Stock nearly exhausted, the re-
ceipts for some time past having been ex-
tremely fiat Small sales reported at 81 3sa
81 40, closing frmer Al the latter fgure-BdI-
nmOre American.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES,

DR.. OHEESEM MANS PILLS
The combustion Of ingredients in these Pills 10
the result Of long and extensive practice, They
mild in their operation, and cannot do harm 70
the most delicate; certain In correcting ell
lsritiee, Painful Menstrustion, removing all sb-
structions, whether from cold otherwise head
sehe, pain In the side, palpitaten Of the heart,
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue,
pain in the back and limbs, &c, disturbed sleep,
which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Was the commencement Of . nav in the treat
nent OF irregularities and distractions hsh have
eonsi rned no many 20 q PREMATURE GEAvE. No
femaIe can enjoy good health unless she 10 regular,
ersl health begins TO decline These Pills foru Iks
t.TsTa ssp 159ffIEeRssff sTEST SUCCESS. DoNT Be
nECETVED. Take this advertisement "a yesr
Irneoist and tell him that you toasf fhe BEST ssd
,1.T RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD, which lie comprised In these Pills
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been Standard Remedy for over thi rty year,
and are the most efectual one ever known for elf
complaints peculiar 10 Females To all cls-sss they
are Invaluable tadHotae, sctfh eertatsfy odioa
Regularity. They are known TO thousands. who
have used them At different periods throughout the
country having the sanction Of some Of the most
eminent Pkystet0sas - America.
Expltetf directions, Sfdftss Wkss lacy shosld 90
BE- tssd, with each Box-the Price One Dollar per
Boz, or six Boxes for o., containing from % 20 g
Pills NJ b. mail, yrer,ytiy, secure from observe
oI FOR ~ SALE BY ALL pRuGGisTs.
HUTCHINs q HILLYER, Preprietou,
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At RsmarL, frcy ms",,esi lnelys,,J - M
EaLIBelfbp GpAkHnShRarfoss' ss.s .s,ey SUI
St@c.t confidence Tn ~, yf,s ife
fEisSelphis, ysns iftA, m. M S-n
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AUCTION SALES.
by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TkUsTEEssAbbEE!0F OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

REAL ESTATE
BY virtue OF dec ee Of the Supreme Court Of the
the 10th day Of October is5 in the cause Of Jas
II; shreye and others, VS.. Samuel Shreve and
Others, No: 4sl equity, the undersigned trustees,
bidder, at the premises. on FRIDAY, the 18th day
Si.isiSs Of sSs onns 60 ON
street west. and having depth OF le5 feet. This
lot Is ,ituated At the corner Of said 9TH street
building and also q fine brick stable fronting on
Inn for some years and Is Wen located for restau.
Terms Of sale: One third in cash At the time Of
IL months, the purchaser to give notes bearing in
terest with endorsers acceptrble 20 the trustees;
money ,halI be paid The purchaser. il he prefer,
shall have the privilege OF paying the whole pur-
II the purchaser fails to comply with the terms
of sale within Eve days from the time thereof the
trustees reser We the right to resell at his risk
All convsYancing and revenge stamps at the csst
EUGENE CkkUsT,
ocn Until GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Ruets.
by h. +. PAGE CO, Auctioneers
ELIGIBLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ises, shall sell Lot ~ in square SIG fronting 81
feet Sinches on 5th street east between south and
soEth streets, and within hall square of Penn
Ai.o Lot T. in square sis, on 10th street, between
s1uih street and Pennsylvania avenue, and near
Also, At 43s m, Lot g. in square l.l2l, between
Capitol street.
Also, Lot T. in square l22 fronting on 10Th street
east, between south A ana south h streets
Terms One third cash; the balance in and II
mouths, secures by deed Of trust
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RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH G
STREET, BETWEEN 2D AND Sd STREETS
WHIST, BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the Soth instant. at AZ o'clock %
N, We shall sell in front Of the premises part OF
Lot No 3 In square No 81, Is feet front by 40 feet
deep. making il desirable Building Lot
Terms One half cash; balance and months
seeuIes by deed Of trust on the premises.
All cenvsy ancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser.
$50 will be required down when sold
oe sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
pQBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS FIVE MILES FROM WASHINGTON
CITY, ON TIE BALTIMORE AND w ASH-
lNGTON RAILROAD, AT THE HYhTTS-
VILE DEPOT, PRINCE GEORGES COUN-
The subscriber being duly authorized AZ the TINS,
tee Of the estate of the late Vim Ross deceased
will otter At public sale at Hy sttsvlle p G. Co Md
on SATURDAY, November 4th, lSi5 a number OF
very desirable Building Lots, each Of which con
tslns about one acre. The attention of persons
wishing TO engage in the business # Hotel ming
particularly called TO this sale IL is one az th
best locations for Hotel in the State of MARYLAND
fsrue wishing TO purchase can zee plot on the
premises. at the residence of the Misses Ross AZ
hessrs Guy sibley. in Washington city and at
tbr Counting Room of Trueuian Bell 4 Sons Ne 1
fIlioott street, Baltimore A0'
ofsale. 0h ZIG uay
Title perfect.
HrattsNiile. October Il. 1875. OF ~ eosas
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OFFICE BALTIMsRE OHIO X. h. Co,
" WASHINGTON, December Is, lS6I
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AUCTION SALES.
- GeOrQetown. ID q

Ply WARDWELL 4 HAYS, Auctioneers;
II Georgetown, d. o.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FANCY GOODS,
At our auction store, No. SO East Market Space
Georgetown, commencing TUESDAY EVENING
Oct 14th, at o'clock, and continuing every nj ght
during the week. The ladies Of Georgetown are
particularly invited TO attend. For particulars see
our sndbills and posters
oc IL WARDWELL HAYS. Aucts
by W. L. WALL CO, Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OPPOSITE
The CIRCLE IN FIRST WARD, AT AUG
T1oN6
On MONDAY Afternoon. Oct 30 ut AZ O'Clock
We Will sell that very valuable property in front OF
the premises. being lots ahd " ia square IS. front
ing 70 feet the Circle and los feet on 2 81 and
will be diYid ed TO suit purchasers
The attention OF purchasers is invited to the sale
n the location is very desirable one and offers
Inducements to buyers
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six tive We .
and eighteen months deed given and deed Of trust
taken.
ocH W. l.. WALL 4 co Aucts
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TI'IeH-WANG, TIE GREAT CHINESE REM-
i EbY FOB GONORRnGA, GLEET, Ere
0HI Box WILL PERT9Rn A CunI lngredienn
no bad oAor, and may be carried In the vest gsck.
e without fear Of detection; Circular free Prics
g 8. Q. UphAn, 400 Chestnut street, Philstel-
phia, and in Washington by Q. O. FORD, $50 Pa
avenue. Sent By mail Ja6ecD
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pIANOs. ORGANS AND MUSICAL ISsTKU

" q METIEkOTT, :
Corner Of lltk street and Feuna. ave
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

full stoclf Of which we shaii keep constas tIy or
hand for the nSoedt oflthsss who may favor Is
with their patronage, Aer
ny as4g ~
at the Lowest Current Prices.
CRIFFlTH- & Bi YTHE,
nj ia 136 Main Street
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aff
nIiaeeIIaneoua Items.

.rNEW YokK, Nov. 1.-THE TFfbuness
special says: The Governm ent has decid-
ed teyappoint female detectives for the
purpose Of searching s-spicious .wo-
men who are extensively engaged in
smuggling silks. The chief operations
are transacted Gby the way of the Grand
Trunk Railway. 1t is believed BIffsio
is the main depository for these goods.
1t is rumored that the gunbosts at the
navYgyard are being 6tted for the sea.
Il IS STATED at the Navy Departm ent
that is untrue. ~. p .e - osse = b
From this date the Government will
cease, purchasing cattle for our armies
at the Meth. -
= The World 5 special says: Gen, Daft
Green is not dead, as was reported, but
alive and well in Washington.
The Times special says: Application
to-day sNyasrmade to the Navy Depart
irnent BY Esther Allen, of New York, in
behalf of the Russian-American over
land telegraph, for a vessel to aid in
laying the cable across Behring straits.
Dhg application was refused by the
Assistant Secretary of the navy on the
ground that it was exclusively q private
enterprise ,---- -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

NEw ToRK, Nov. H.-The World
Washington Special says, fntellgence
has been received bere, to day, and
communicated to the proper euthoriti tiess
of the situation in Mexico. A Sgehtle-
man has arrived here, to-day r4whose
word can be voucbed for, who saysAthAt
on his way from Tobasco to New York,
within theupast two weeks, he net an
agent of Macmillan, who stated that
affairs were in extreplities with the I'm
perialists: that every reported victory of
the Imperiaiists brought with it no sub
stantial results, that on account OF their
inability to draw from therural districts
supplies, &C., the war against the Liber-
ais was carried on at a dead expense.
He farther added that he had been dis
patched by Mazimilian to ask for on o
hundred million dollars and forty thou
sand troops; and that in the eEent of
Napoleon failing to furnish nep and
means, the evacuation Of Mexico BY the
French must soon follow MACMILLAN
was paying a visit to Yucatan, but be
has removed his personal effects to that
place to get sail from in case Mexico
had to be evacuated. The Emperor
was also shipping q good deal OF specie
to Europe. The action of this Gpyern-
ment, it is said, will hasten events on
tbs part of Maximilian.. -,J - =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
hagIslslige Legislature, summarqg--Thursday.- rqgTh

5GoYegnor. Morton yesterday turned
over the. bueiness. OF hisooffice TO Colonel
Baker The Senate being notified that
the Lieutenant Gorernor could not in
future preside over rs deliberations,
procaeded, after. q gooddeal OF vigorous
rkbustering on the partof the Democra-
cy, TO elect q President pro tenn y Hon.
Paris C. Dunuing, Of Monroe, and Hon.
James D. Williams, of Knox, were put
in nomination. The vote being taken,
MI .DaBniRg was elected, "a to 22. Mr..
CobB felfeted resolution dispensing
with the Brewer reports, which inaugut
rated a spicy discussion ebodt reports
aud reporters in-..GeueraE The resolu-
ton was laid on the table, % to 20.
In the .Hnnae, Mr.. Neseomb, of the Sc
leet Standing Committee, reported q
resolu ion, which was adopted, defining
the amount OF stationery to whien e1ch
member and subordinate officer was en-
titled. Mr. Colling introduced bill to
provide for the constrnction of sewers in
incorporated towns, which was referred
10 Committee on Corporations. Mr.,
Cowgirl introduced a billto enable comA
mon carriers 10. dispose, Of unclaimed
freight and taggage on thirty days mo-
tice, which was referred to Committee
on Railroads. The Speaker announced
the Standing Committees. The joint
resolution to expunge from the Consti-
tuition the thirteenth article, was made
the special order for Tuesday next, at
2 O. clock k--TndianapoEis Journal aAa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
Mexican News.

NEW YoRK, Nov, 16.-The Browns
vile Mexican Republican extra Of the
7th inst announces the capture Of Mon.
terey by the Liberals. rs5
A merchant who arrived here says q
large French force is landing at Bag
dad. r.1 4iE
4 An extra says General Pedro Men.
dove arrived and joined the command
before Matamoras with 800 Liberals,
and had previously surprised Hacienda
Sincssqui and utterly destroyed the Ims
perial garrison of 100 men, The Lib
erals claim they can take Mstamoras
when they please lsios
The Matamoras .Rqnchero says the
Liberals offered four hours plunder. OF
Matamorasl to the U. 8. troops. at
Brownsville who join them. = - = =
B. The Galveston Bulletin Of the I2th
inst. has the following: Col. 1nen, Of
Escavado, and STAFF we're there from
Brownsville. on the Sth, and say Capt.
Sinclair, ofthe Liberal service, formerly
of the priyateer Alabama, captured the
Imperial transport North Rio Grande
and brought her, to BFooksVile and
turned her over to the Federal authori.
ties, who have a guard on board
The Germans are preparing to plant
cotton extensively and raise it by their
own labor, and invite emigration Of
their countrymen. lo2
There are no mails yet between New
Orleans and Galveston ulae thtg4l
The steamer Wilmington has arrived
from New York. "a ,,lf,oegg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
Capture Of Monterey BY the Liberal,
CshSdlan Coh6terbast Against the
: go s~w.e Fenians.


New YoRK, Nov 1.-THE Tribuue,s
special says the witnesses thus far ex-
amined in the Gfaysn's Court Martial
case, have given weighty teetimony, de-
-cidedly in favor of the Commodore
The Worlds Washington dispatch
says, the trial of Capt Petit, an artil-
iefyl officer, at Alexandria, on the charge
of cruelty to prisoners, is progressing
before general Court Martial The
testimony thus far adduced has been
very strong in support Of the charge,
The Worlds Washington special
says, q batch of sixteen prisoners, three
fonrths of whom were colored, were
convicted of eoffenses ranging from
grand larceny upward, and to day for
warded to the Albany penitentiary. -s-a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
;ATURDAY ...i....... ......i...............NovEMBER IT.
.F0:DAY's AnEKRFISEMEsTss

yTa:~ CROWLEY = Paper Warehouse; Gum
= -=cD1aie
Powier - ,1s.iilg 'sem To-. z
MACKEv CHAFFIN-AppIieation Liquor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
~ North -Western Chnrch saY

Nsot1F
The Rev. Mr.. Bellam, recent gradu-
ate Oh .Naahatah, has taken charge of the
important parish at Michigan city. Mr..
Bellam has zeal and earnestness in his
work, aud his people will always find him
ready to spend and be spent > in their
service, -
Mr.. Bellam is from this city, and, we
understand is highly acceptable in his
new field of labor and is doing good
vork.....We wish him "God speed"
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- -
/ RELIGIOUS.

The Rev. Mr., sterretts byTequestawill repeat
his sermon on the Evangelization Of the
Masses. a. in tho Walnut Street Presby terian
Church, tomorrow evening. To commence at 2
O'Clock The public generally invited to
attend. -
Morning Service at 1o15 O'Clock.
Ths furnaces. having been REPAIRED, the house
will hereafter be warm and comfortable.
!
Elder George f. PonteCo4t wflin preach at Mar
bic Hail. at lo1z o'clock q. m, q The TrIumph Of
Christianitysp Also, at pm, "Aa Earnest
Wordsto the .Uneonyerted.1a
Prayer Meeting every morning at 9 o'clock, and
Preaching every evening st Z o'clock, Through
the week. k........-..... . = llsnaG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

A FIVE FooT STREAM--A new style
of steam engine has been constructed
for the Cincinnati Water Works by ME-.
George Shields, celebrated mechanic
of that city, which on Wednesday night
thrsw a column of water FIVE feet in
diameter into the reservoir. il Certainly
q big thing. .-..--.-..... u '.'a4 a''1'@ ''4
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Eentanasr, Am Canada

New YORK, Nov. l7.-Latest from
Toronto, Nov. Is, evening.-The excite
ment has somewhat snbsided. The
troops are still under arms. A. patrol
is out VIM. Darcy MCGEE in a speech
made at Montreal last night denounced
the Fenians as ravishers. Referring to an
anticipated invasion, to the banks, he
.ssys, viii be theory Of one set, to the
convent, Of the other The hate of Cain
and the cupidity of Judas, the dart of
Belial would be the justification of
the we'll sorted allies, for the object of
both would be plunder and of all out
rage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

New YORK, Nov 1T.-The Times
special says that amongst the property
captured by the Federal forces just be-
fore the close of the rebellion, was y
draft belonging to the rebels, dated June
l2th 1866, for fS, 600 sterling drawn. by
the rebel Government, on the house Of
Brown, ,Shiplsy and Cos London. A short
time ago this draft was sent to New
York for collection. To-day the Treas
urer received official information that
the draft had been paid, netting the sum
OF $l4,622.--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
MEDICAL.
The Young Mans Friend.

r EFT EVERY MAN BE HIS OWN DOCTOR.
IL This Is the name OF Box Of Medicines pre-
pared by an eminent Physician In Cincinnati it
contains preventative and cure for all private
diseases, with directions how to treat each case,
therefore, with the Young Mans Friend in'fy your
possession, You have the full directions and msdf-
cine for the treatment of yourself and friends. It
ia for sale by Druggists everywhere. Ask for the
Young Mans Friend.
Wholesale and Retail by
jyl4 KELLER a WHITE,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

Msj. General Thomas has dieap pproyed
Of the. findings in the 5case of Emerson
Etberidge We have not room this
morning for the reasons accompanying
the order disappearing the findings,
bot shall publish, them hereafter ! n 1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

5,'vrEY RruHr.2Jdage Trigg has refns-l
- -
ed the application ofaDick McCann for
writ Of .HGbeds Corpus on the ground
Of want Of jurisdiction, This we think
decidedly right. .IsyoE 70 I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

NASHVILLE, Nov l6. - Cotton dull,
with prices ranging from 3s@4O4c. Re-
ceipts 325 bales. Shipments 20l bales.
River falling, with 20 inches on the
Shoals,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18

:. NEw YoRK, Nov. 17.-Yesterdsy Gen.
Grant visited Dubois private trotting
track, where grand display of trotting
horses was made. In the evening he
visited NibIo's. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
Loss OF steamer.

ST.. Louis, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Ben. Stickney, one of the finest on the
river, was sunk yesterday below Island
No 10. Loss not reported.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-18
". SINNHOLn,
ED. RUETEN. .r

ToJ parents and frieuds of Edncation / do au-
nounce hat have associated myself with Mr. Y
Runfen, gentleman fromt the State of New York,
who has been beTu and brought up in that state,
and received his fret ed uoaton in enc Of the bsst
schools there. When II years Of age he lets this
country for France, to enter the PoIyteehnienIn
Of Paris. Having spent there = whole year ia
learning the French Language, ena studying all
euch branches that could enable him to entsr she,
Poiytecbnical Academy Of Stuttgart. Of wurtem-
berg, of Germany, he left Paris aud was aece pted
at stuttgart as student Of said Academy In
this Academy, renowned for its thoroughnsss
through the whole land ct Germany, Hr. RGnten
Fsmaintd three years, preparing himself for the
position Of teacher of Technical scieness. Mr
Esineen speaksthe Eng ish. French aud German
IL uages with great fstiiity, Is asiipsrcor dnria
Tnatieian. aud highly accomplished to instTpct
Perspective as wen kreehahd Drawing; he is
we'll able 10 teach Book-K eseping aud : aryeyiag
ard the scholars of the First Dcpartmsst shall
with the approaching spring, have 10 90 out With
their ssachsr to the ntlghboriag hlrs valleys and
nelds. 20 learn, practically, how 20 survey.
/ boldly state that there Is no school IN this
city which can Of r such advantages to the you
as the Evansville Collegiate School, aud / look,
thtrefores forward with hope and conf ience that
tire prosperity OF this School viii be Ia propOr-
tion 10 the ssill and Effort put forth ia its behalG
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