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~-MAYoR's OFFICE,

S5S WLsHISaroN,D q, Nov. 70. 1858.
In accordance with q joint resolution Of the city
Councils REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS Is hereby offered for the apprehension and
conviction Of tho party or parties. who on the
evening Of the second day Of June, 1858. 'did. In
the public streets Of the city OF Washington, com
init battery upon the person of JOHN II. FAULK-
NER. and him so cut, beat and bIuise. that from
the effect thereof he soon after died.
noy23- MTh4t 8. J. BOWEN. Mayor.
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PREPARE ron wINTRRl-The best and cheap
est Merino UndeTshiTts and Drawers for bO,
co and rs cents fine article u and tl 25j Socks
3 pair for 25 centsj Handkerchief, 10 centsi
Gloves In endless variety and at astonishing
low prlcesi Neck Ties and Sears OF the latest
designs at FRANC toLDNANsi
Marble Hall, No. 45s Seventh street, opposite
Patent ONCE,
/ The Royal Eagle Paper Collar. i
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FIRST WARD BUILDING GAssocIATIoH.--AtA
meeting of this association, on Tuesday eve
ming, hfty.slx shares were sold, at an average
nj lOi. ner cent.
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to WASHINGTON.

eWPRAlLROADSt to wASHINGTON.
w AN Adjourned Meeting OF the Citizens Of
Washington, 0eorgetown, and Alexandria inter
this city By means Of more direct connections wi
the RAILROADS Of the North. the South, and The
the Sd Of December, at II o'clock. full attend
anee 70 requested, as among other Important b1si
the last meeting to recommend the best and mos
practicable routes will submit their report,
decl-9t J. W. THOMPSON, Chairman.
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U. BAuM,s Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
Brace Factory, removed to SIS Seventh street,
ntelligencer Building. Il
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ArPoIHTMENT.-Mr, ThomaB A. TOlson, OF
this city, has been appolnted to hrst-claHs
clerkship in the Pension Bureau.
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Intelligence Office.
GARD.

CARD
The undersigned would respectfully call the at
tention Of the citizens Of Washington and George
town to the fact that they have this day opened
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
In room No. 81, east wing
BASEMENT OF "CITY HALL"
Where they are prepared to furnish Clerks, Porters
House Servants, aud general help Of all kinds on
the shortest notice.
A1-satisfaction guaranteed In all cases Special
attention paid to the rental Of houses and
Of rents. .. KIMMELL & co.
wAsHISGroS, D. c.. Dec. l, 1865. nOSO.u
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COMMITTED YoR A HEARlSG.-On complaint
precinct, arTaigned VIM. Brown, colored, be-
Tore Justice Walter for maliciously breaking
open a door. lie was committed to jail to
await further hearing.
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TEE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Masonic Hall Association will be held on
Monday evening, December 7, at No. II Louis
|a.a ayepue'
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EouITY CouRT-JudJe 0iin.--The case In
volving the distribution OF the corporation
reward for the arrest of the assassins OF Presi.
dent Lincoln occupied the whole session oil
the court yesterday.
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Personal.

L "OLDn DIR, DARBY's, 90 Seventh street,
opposite odd-Pellows' Hall. Separate rooms f"r
paMenM. eeA<-h
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Wants.

WAdNrTJETR, TO ggY. BY B.sJHsTB, kApiEsc,.
0Ep:HKND -CLoTHiYG. yNDER cLoTHiNG,
street, in the second square above the Northern
Liberty Market. between L and NJ streets, east
side. se2-u
WANTED-NBw AND CAST -oPF CLOTHING.
Gle Of value. .attls old ,established MerehantPawn-
broker Store Of II; FULTON Co. ,oll Ninth street,
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NOTICE THE FIRM OF L. O. ECKLks l. CO.,
IN Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to our late nrm, and also to the
old firm Of p Phiel Co. ara requested to call a.
the old stand without delay I'd settle the with
George II. Maynard, esq, who is the only person
authorized to receive pay mont account Of either
OF said arms L. q. ECkLES,
de3 4. u. 0LMSTEAD.
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SAD AoCIDRsT.-Yesterday Mrs. Geagan,
who resides In Uniontown, stepped out OF her
house for few minutes, and on returning
was horrorstruok to fnd her little daughter,
OF some four or Ave summers, wrapped In
names, she having caught hre from the stove.
She Immediately tIrew a bucket OF water on
the child, thereby extinguishing the flames.
DR.. Christy was called In, and on examination
found that the child was very severely burned
about the head and sho ulders, Its hair being en-.
tirely destroyed. It lay insensible for several
hours, and suffered the most intense agony.
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ELECTION or OFFICgRs.-Last night the an.
nual meeting OF the Temperance Building and
Hall, when the following otiieerI were elected
to serve for the ensuing year; WIN. II Frazier,
presidentj y. Storrs, Vice president George
A. Bassett, treasurerj @. +, Hopkins, leere-
tary. During the evening q, 500 was sold at
90 per cent. premium for three years. The an.
nual report exhibited the receipts at ti+, l+s6i
net profits, s3,i7SS2I value OF each paidup
share, t46. .05.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WASHINGTON, D. o., Dec. 2.-Jay Cooke &
90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
etn ant
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GAS LIoHT.-Congress at Its last session
enacted a law requiring the corporation to
light all the streets and avenues Of this city,
and providing for reimbursement by tax
upon the property holders. In accordance
with the provisions OF that law Mayor Bowen
has made a contract with the Washington
GAs.light company, and lHst night the Tampa
on Pennsylvania avenue were lighted, to the
great sAtisfaction OF our citizens, The Mayor
deserves the thanks of tho whole community
for this consummation, and we know that II
was no fault OF his that this result was not
reached long ago.
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Evansville Slate Depot.
D EHPoRIUl

-BUILDERS' I'M.
YETE ARE TIKI AGENTS FOR one
W of the largest Slate mauufactories
in III country, and are prepared To furnish
at the manufacturers prices on short mo-
lice, the following:
Roofing Slate OF different styles and
quality;
Slate Hearthss
slate Jams for Fire places:
Slate Black Boards for schools
Slate and Marble TILES for Floors.
And would particularly call attention 10
the fact that the slate Hsarths, jams. and
Black Boards Is the eheap pest and best artl-
Gle for the purpose now known.
BABCOCK Il STEELE.
Water, bet. Locust and Walnut Sts-
Mayo 3md
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the Doctor harnessed himealf
board the little tug boat LiftIe On
and was taken out into me 49,
where he jumped overheard. md az.
ed about in front Of the ferry ,gIorf
for over half an hour. tt was i 5a
clded success, aud everybody VIZ
witnessed it, departed from the scers
we'll satisfied with the result.
Our friend Captain 4. II. Leather
OF the famous Fieksburg packet Cen,
eral Qultman. was the recipient a fao7
days since. OF a splendid meerzehaum
pipe, which was awarded him from
the table of Mrs. Agnes lizard. at the
late Protestant fair held at Natehez
Miss, as the most popular steamboat
captain in the Y~ieksburg trade. Cap-
tain Leathers returned his sincere
thanks for the kind donation. and
will no doubt long enjoy the fumes
through so fair a gift.
business on the ievee yesterday was
about as dull as it could we'll gef
without a suspension altogether. We
did not notice anything doing on
either landing worthy of note, There
we're but few arrivals, and but three
departures. There was but a small
nqm9e of boats at the wharf of
"nicn the major part were coast
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: thy offspring, and With a dignife,
: and scornful expression answered
No, you fo0ll Cuba's morn fort.
miles from here" !
+" LITTLE STORYY ABOUT GRANT
A ~nndent furnishes us will
A corresp incident, i~llustratinl
the following -~aits il the chs
one of the leading u aSaent: Dur.
acter Of our future PresI~ 1871
ing the Petersburg campaign OF
several privates were engaged in un-
loading barrels Of salt bOrsef' from
a transport at City Point, and were in
charge ola Lieutenant of New York
regiment, who took every occasion to
show his authority. To one Of his
abusive remarks one of the ~priVates
made reply. Whereupon the Lieuten-
ant administered severe kicks to the
offender, who offered no resistance,
but continued on with his work. a
short, thiek-set man, wearing a
slouched hat and a rather seedy u
GERS cloak, who had been standTng
by for some time, hereupon threw oil
his cloak and coat, and proceeded to
help unload the transport. Alter the
task was accomplished, the officer
donned his coat aud cloak, and asked
| the Lieutenant, in very civil terms,
his name and regiment. SLieutenantaI
- of - New York Volunte ers.
By what authority do you dare ask
such a question: ~ Report yourself
Immediately to your Colonel under
arrest, by order Of GeneratG Grant, for
cruelty to your mem and remember
that abuse of privates by officers is
not tolerated by the present COM
mander of this army" replied the
f" thick-set" officer, lighting a cigar,
and walking slowly away" Nelo
Kor6 Tribune. RH a. |
Near San Francisco is a ''restau-
rant" where the ~proprietors are COM
PEELED to exact prepayment for meals.
Recently a stranger called in and
ordered soup. The waiter. brought it
up, set it down, then held out his
stranger. pay, sfr.D SWhat! before
I eat it? Wait till l get through"
No, sir we want pay before you eat i
We'll, that never do; when L get \
through with the soup [ will talk
about pay" THAT won't answer; /
want pay now" exclaims Z the
waiter. We'll, if you can get it
before l see fit to pay, let's see you"
he replied, holding on to the plate, and
commencing to eat. At this the
waiter whips out of his pocket a large |
syringe, inserts the ~point9int0 the
soup, and empties the dish before
the astonished man can fully recover
from his amazement t 1.-THE strange
proceeding. Exit waiter, In triumph.
On MARRYING.-The. Home Jour
nal, which is deemed good authority
in fashionable circles, gives a feWaI
rules for selecting a wife: LIST, she
should be well bred; or, of good ex-
traction. 2. She should be at least
ten years younger than her husband
3, She should not be selected because
she has money, though .asuitable
woman with money has an additional
charm" A.. Very old men should not
marry at all; but if they will marry,
they may as we'll marry their house
keepers if they can get along with her
connections. 4
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The sun comes up and the sun goes down,
And the day and night are the same as
one;
And the year grows green and the year
grows brown,
And what is it all, when all Is
Grains OF s0mbre or shining sand,
Sliding into and cut of h hand.
And men go down in ships to the seas,
And q hundred ships are the same as
one,
And backward and forward DloWs the
breeze,
And what l. it all, when all is done?
a tide, with never q shore in sight,
Setting steadily on to the night.
The fisherman droppeth his net In the
And a hundred streams are the same as
one;
And a maiden nef loVe-ht
dream,
And what is it all, when all Is done2
The net of the Usher the burden breaks,
And after dreaming the dreamer wakes.
N. Y. EUeHiHg Post.
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heats Lcaving To-Day.

e For GAIRo.-The grand Armada,
Captain Gus. Dusouchet, will be the
~unrivaled packet for Cairo and all
way landings at 4 O'Clock this even
ing. She has magnificent passenger
accommodations. Captain Gus. Du-
souchet, Will P. Fowler, and George
Nicholson, her chief officers, are
three of the most accomplished and
pleasant gentlemen afoat.
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CARn

CARD.
In retiring from the above parfnor.Lt-
uSslre TO return my thanks 10 nv frje5de
VINO nave favored me with business -
firm. TNRSg.9 - AHt new
Evansville. Jan. o. GILL;
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WHITTIER TO COLFAx,

CoIfaxI-welI chosen to preside
DER Freedoms Congress, and to guide,
AS one VINO holds the re1nS OF fate,
The current OF its great debate:
Prompted by one too wise, and good,
And fair, withaI, to be wtthstoods
Here, from our northern rfver-bankss
J. send to thee my hearty thanks
For All he patience which has borne
The weary foot OF Bunkum's morn,
The kissing OF the Copperhead,
And folly dropping words OF leau!
Sfffl wisely ready when the scale
Hangs poised to make the right pIeYali
still foremost, though secession's hesd
BE crushed, with scornful heel 10 Tread
The life out from us Wrltnlns AL!
AZ wise. nrm, faithful to the end
Gfod keep thee, prays thy sincere friend.
JOHN q. WHITTIER.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

= II AAE8NHaH y IL HIHHhIWT WT9TW0"
- the Lumber Business at his ola sfa-T
az sne corner OF Main and Seventh Streefs
una would respectfully inform the pu6ife
tnat ms stock Is large and second 10 none
~ tne assortInents, embracing Pine of ~.
1nlekhesses and quality, from the nfce-
drnIrd common Saginaw Board up II.
Ihree-lnch First Clear Plank. - ~
ana styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
window Sash, Pine and Poplar shinalw
q ; ~ ! 4uleeL Latin, Mouldfngs, CasfnFs
~ Sl4ers rom the country. river or rais
SCI d8m JOHN F. GLOVER.
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RIV ER E-W .
bFor O1ter Rtver Items see Fourln Faoe,
PRINTING.

No printing establishment in b West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
complet 10 1ypSs III S5s anJ
OurJoh department is under the personal
3nPTLVIslon of IA of the best job printers
1r,nte United States. We are prepared to
RiIia a9sIers plain OF fancy, Bill Heads,
as bif5aIngs Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
&C. 81 OF Fare, Mates icket for Labor,
VIII ~ r. Cruers left with either of the
~narl-ooats win be promptly Intended to,
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A Boston rhymster tells why pee
pie 60 to Saratoga:
.sSome come to partake of the waters,
THE sensible I'D fashioned elves,)
And sOune to dispose of their daughters
rs EnS tsume to dispose of themselves
And some TO Squander their treasure,
And some their funds to improve,
And Sause fer mere o OF pleasure,
md some for the pleasure of love,
Aud some TO escape from h Old,
And some to see what Is new,
Bat mOst-ft Is plain TO be told
CSms here because other folks doe"
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An Ex-Governor of Ohio. noted IS
an advocate of total abstinence, once
had his sympathies aroused by an un-
fortunate inebriate who had buried
three wives. The Lord has indeed
deeply afflicted you." said the Gov
ernor. The mourner, sobbing. re-
piled: Yves, he has" and pausing
a moment and wiping his nose, con-
tinued, !" but [ don't think the Lord
got much ahead of me, for as fast as
he took y / took another
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NJ SWANSON q SON,

PINE LUMBER.
Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash.
Also, q large assortment OF Allegheny,
Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Elo0ringi
Dressed and Undressed. on hand and fuf
sale.
Extra Sa10ed and Shared Pine
Shingles, eighteen inches long.
We respectfully solicit the citizens OF
Evansville TO give as "a cali and e4amius
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
YARD OK WATER STREET,
Opposite LanascO WHARF. EVansvit
All ORDER promptly attended TO.
may23 dom
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Weather and wo.o-

Inc weather yesterday was nortl
clear and very hot, the mercury rang
ing from 9Oo at 9 A. NJ. to 99o # noon
The atmosphere was as dense "a evo,
with smoke. The river during the D
hours ending at 3 o'clock vesterda,
had fallen 6 inches, with 81 feet or
Walkers Bar and to Louisville.
Arrivals IN Departures.
The arrivals and departures IN tc
three o'clock yesterday include ONLY
the Mollie Norton, Henderson and
return; Ollie Sullivan, to Cannelton
Ada Lyon, to Louisville; Ida Rees,
st. Louis to Pittsburg.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the r. G. Gray, for st. Louis; Quick
step, from Cairo; Sam. j. Hale,
for Memphis; G. A. Thompson, for
New Orleans; Tarascon and j. p.
Webb, from Louisville; Linton, from
Clarksville; Sam Orr, from PASSPORT.
H39hh miscellaneous.
Business was extremely dull yes
terday, with but few arrivals and
light shipments......The Armada had
a moderate trip......The Ollie Sulli-
van and Ada Lyon had moderate
trips .-...Captain John Triplett has
retired from the office of the Sullivan,
and will visit Harper's Ferry and
other attractive points in Virginia,
next week.,....The Ida Rees had a
very good trip.........The Cumberland
was receiving fairly, bat would
not be deeply loaded,.......The
Rapidan No. 2 will take the
place of the Armada during the low
water, and the latter will lie up at
Paducah..."..... Captain Dexter left
week for Cincinnati, to look for
! light-draught to take the place of
he Quickstep--"...The James Gray
vas getting a good trip for Green
Slver.."....The bar in front of the
upper part Of the city is looming UP
Iuite prominently. 1t is much neare
hore than last year, and we think
he point opposite the city wharf has.
off. o'a' 90.
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Victor Hugo has addressed the
Pope in a scathing epigram, in which,
after calling him the Servant of the
Lamb and Guardian of the Dove: an
old man whose hairs are tossed about
by the breezes from the tomb" he
winds up with the following fearful
anti-climax: AT this hour, o dis
penser Of infinite pardons. that which
pleases your heart. and which you
bless, is a gun killing a dozen men a
minute.
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From the Cincinnati Chronicle-l
YOUR NAME.
1t comes to me at eventides
Borne on the fragrant breeze,
III strains OF sweetest Melody
Across the sunny seas.
1t ripples through the meadow Janus
Upon the waving grass,
I see IT, in the shadows dlm,
AS DER the htlls they pass.
A thousand birds are singing II,
IN sweetest songs of love,
A thousand voices whisper IL.
Around me and above.
WI. X.
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