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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-02

OPENERS AND PACKERS.-Section L.. "All
oysters for sale or transportation shall pay tax
OF one cent per bushel on all oysters bought or
taken for that purpose.n "Thes shall report and
pay to the Inspector the said one cent per bushel
when so required by the Inspector,
TO enable the inspector TO ascertain the num-
take the oath OF the parties or any other evidence
proving same Any person violating any pro-
vision Of this section shall forfeit and pay fine
dollars.n de lis
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0FFIrE i,irIEF INSp

. OFFICE CHIEF INSPECTOR OF OYSTERS.
A LII PERSONS OPENING OYSTERS
IN for sale are hereby notified that they are re-
CURED to report to the Inspector the number Of
bushels. OF oysters opened by them when called
upon to Go so. For any neglect or refusal TO make
such report, and pay the tax required when called
upon, they will be held to answer as prescribed by
the 18th section of an .Act passed 23d day OF
April, 1881, imposing tax OH OYSTERS
GEORGE w. DUESBERRY. JR.,
Deputy Oyster Inspector for Richmond city.
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DIZZY GOODS.
1COh !" No. 1906 MAIN STREET.
~ NnVEMBEK 30, 1853.

just receivfeo P RnCTION BARGAINS: Fnrs
sshlpmset o Hoods, Nubias shawls from sg nd
e@ saa han H% shss Eass
Misses Sn"es Tanestry and other Carpets,
GoeSs MStns at Goods FIapn nss
Trunks at sis worth s. Towellng, Slq Rrnan Do
,aestIcs 40 900 Notions and Fancy Articles 700
numerous to mention and too cheap TO ne negeI "
nd nv orr friends. -- ~ =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

: ~ w. D. BLAIR & co. have lateiy
received a large supply of NEWLI-iMpUesnirrpD
TEAS, embracing ten chests OF y UNro .,,s. sno
which they especially recommend PF nnf
riolet aroma that Is considered the per - :.
Tea. And they can now "iier all ',Nii ~
considerably reduced prices. ~. :.
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ZOE TOnACCONIsTx.
mo TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

We have Jus. perfected the most eomp,C &C
convenient machine for GkQ0vlse ~ ~ Inf.
BOXES for stsmps. The orders nam sa' %
nal Revenue ONCE requiring all eoas "a b.
sroovcd, 1t becomes especially inporS TEA.
machine that win do the work mha NONE,
EXPENDITURES OF TINE AND @
such mach,ne we now offer to the raae. -, n
SAMPLE MACHINES can DO seen cn.
tory. u. a' e- isss Main .tre''
Oc
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"A - AHUSEMENTb, .~-
D1cHMoND THEAT RE.
- THURSDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER ID.
LAST NIGHT But TWO TWO.
of the Queen star OF the south and The Eminent
ROSE AND mARRY WATKINS,
4 charming domestic drama
TIE ROSE OF KILLARNEY
uoTHER re- PRAYER.
Anne, hose ol hiiiAiAe' Rose Watkins.
Mandarin, D,ve- Harry Watkins.
" To eencnde dewitt With Tom Tayors Ianghable come
dic'' Haii,IW9ssSTuREs OF A LovE-LETTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trotter Sonthdowna. r, WATKINS
TERMS LIBERAL Dress circle, 75c; parqEet e,
Soc; upper tier, 2sc. --------------" W
RICHMOND THEATRE, SPECIAL.
X Icssrcs and Managers. SPALDING K RAPLEi.
= "'''e GRXSD GERMAN OPERA, CIV
The Management respe tluliy announce Il i'''
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
COMMENCING M0NDAI, DEcE anInh,r gin and
ravoritc artists, who have recently closed IN Ncm
York Int the Theatre Francaisel, also In Phiadel-
p"'" LONG i,'IG kND BRILLIANT SEASONS,
will have the honor Of apEeaTing IN th's CITY
IN FAFDRIIE IER MAN vi EI,tS
whinh have never been represented here.
THE COMPANY,
forming \ combination of the chief muslcai talent
In the country comprises, among others, the loi'
lowing eminent artists:
Marie Friedcrici, Johanna foitrr'
Bertha Iohannsen. sophie tZluba,
Theodore ITabelman, Franz ''lInmer,
Johann Armand. lincI III To: h'''
Heinrich Stcinecke, JOSEF W elhich.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR. .........C. r. VAN ohEL'
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
NEW AND GORGEOUS COSTUMES AND
PROPERTIES
Especially imported from Europe.
The Rcportoirc will be selected from the follow
Ing works =, r-rr. nj, z,,,h.rnota Mo-
MhRTHA. Flotow
IA JTIVE (Thc Jcwess), Halcvy;
ROBERT LIE DIARLE, McTerbeer;
Ia DAME BLANCHE. Boildleu;
MASSANIELLO. Aubcr:
DER FREYSCHUTZ, Weber.
FAUST, Gounod.
POPULAR SCALE OF PRICES:
omission ''''''''',
Dress Circle and Orchestra, rcserVed........ Law
Upper Tiers.
Private Boxes.
Tho sale of seats commences at BlDGcoD'S
music store FRIDAY MORNING at o O'CLOCK.
dc If
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STOVES!
~ TINWARE!! .s.
DISTINGUISHING GOODS!i
CHARLES G. GREGORY

CHARLES G. GREGORY
is receiving and keeps constantly ON hand. large
assortment Of the most improved patterns Of
COOKISG-STOVES,f for wood or coal.
PARLOR STOVES of every description. The
celebrated fuel-sayer, "MORNING GLORY ::
the SHEPHERD COOK, for wosd; MORNING
and EVENING STAR COOK
ING-STOVES, the best in use, which will be sold
at the lowest prices.
&C 2-3,n No. l1l1 MAIN STREET..
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Jew ARRANGEMENTS.
MEETINGS.

rgyUE MEMBERS OF RICH @ygl2m
4 NOND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, .yLAyE
No. 3 are hereby requested t. attend fzAsa4S
stated convection of their Chapter to be "~.iS>Ss
held at their chapicr-rooms, in the Masons' Hal,
on Franklin street THIS Thursday EVENING,
Decrmhcr 9. A. ID. lsG9 A. l.. $685. i. A. NJ. 1893,
at 0 o'c!Ock.
'' GEORGE F. KEESEE.
dc 2-ltS Secretary.
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DRY GOODS,
and solicit call and inspection of our assortment
HANDSOME FRENCH MERINos,
POPLINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALPACAS, all colors:
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH PLAIDs. 3oc' 70 ~
DELAISES. In good designs, at 2oc.;
ARABS, from $3.50 to go;
STRIPED and PLAID SHAWLS, all prlces'
BLACK CLOTH and BEAVER CLoAhs'
CLEARING, CASS1MERES,
yIRGINIA-MADE DoESKINs
BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
TO- IL and ia BLANKETS
FLASNELS, yard wide, at sec.
ML-WOOL MERINO SHIRTS,
FRENCH CORSETS,
SATINS, VELFETEENS,
CORDS and TASSELS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACE COLLARS,
ENGLISH HOSIERY, &C.. &C.
We feel confident that buyers will find our prices
REASONABLE.
WILLIAM THALHIMER SONS,
Col Broad street.
p. s.-We stIll continue our store at EzckierS
old stand. No. 1919 Main street, where Messrs G.
THALu1MER, r. II. BARNES, W. A. GARNER, a.
D. LocKEr, THOMAS B. HICKS, and r. A. CHEW
MING, will be pleased to see their city and country
friends. ,,r,,,r,,,,,pp svoEc
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STOVES AND TINwARE.

y UNN YSIDE TRIU61PHANT.-Th
y only premium given by the Virginia State Agri-
cultural Society for stoves was awarded the SUN
INSIDE STOVE. For sale only by MOUNTCAS-
TIE. $50 Broad street.
This Stove heats one or more rooms, and is un-
surpassed for economy, cleanliness, and heating
power. no 10-d& itw
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GET THE BEST.
FIREPLACE STOVE.
Fob
HEATING TWO AND THREE ROOMS.
HE BEST STOVE OF

The undersigned would respectfully refer to the
numerous citizens to whom he has sold these
stoves as to their economy, convenience, and
cleanliness. JOHN BOWERS,
Plumber and Gas-Fitter, and dealer In Tin and
WOODWARD, House-F Furnishing Goods, &C.. Iron
Front building, Governor street. Sc q
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND, November g. 1859.
r5,UE TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND AND DASVILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held In this city. at the
Exchange Hotel. on the SECOND WEDNESDAY
In December next tsthl At Il NJ. j..
The transfer book will be closed on the goth oil
November until after the meeting.
j. d. BLAIR, Auditor
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cpECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

In order to reduce stock, we are one'ing
BA R G A n
in all styles Of
DRY GOODS,
a oo,,c,t call and inspection Of our assortment
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BOARDING ANls LODGING.

r~~~~s--~
NERS. BEERS. G27 MAIN STREET,
WI has several desirable FRONT ROOMS, with
BOARD no 30-3tN
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| Men and women turned pale at
/ those words, terrible to Hollander,
but fortunately incomprehenslble to
an Englishman until explained
When people saw that the speaker
was the man who had ished pill
! chard and thought il herring, they
said, :" He is mad, poor youth!
And. in sober earnest, they would
have preferred rather that the man
should be mad than that his news
was true.
I" | tell you all,-the knife fish has
come upon the piles, and the sea will
be upon Us if we do not work, and
work wellP'
This time Klaas was right; his for
tune was made, and the hopes of Myn-
heer Aansprecker Jan Stooken were
blighted forever.
All the world knows that Holland
is saved from being overwhelmed BY
the sea through immense dunes or
dykes, which edge the coast, and
which are faced on the sea side by
triple row of piles. About twenty
years since, it was discovered, and
| the discovery was for some days dis
aster greater than any which ever fell
upon the Netherlands, that a sharp
shelled boring mollusk was cutting
into the piles which kept out the sea
quitting, in millions upon millions.
| A man OF science discovered a remedy,
and Holland was saved. But ever
since the knife fish-as the common
PEOPLE call it with singular appropri-
ateness-has been the great fear of
the Dutch, and its appearance has
been watched for very closely, since
the sooner its destruction il COM
menced, the less danger is likely to
be the result.
This time KIaas had done a true
thing. He had discovered a colony of
knife fish, and, no doubt, his we'll
| timed discovery may have prevented
an inundation. Certainly it saved a
large expenditure of public money.
The rest may be guessed. The
municipality bestowed a heavy reward
upon Klaas; and Mynheer Gratland,
| the mean biped, was proud to be seen
walking with him.
Thou vast ever a genius" said
| he; and as thou wilt soon be ray
son, [ pray thee let me share any plan
you may find to grow rich in day .
| Nay" said Klaas; | have had
enough of growing rich in a day, and
| will live in peace-good day, Phil
lippal' z
This to her, as she passed.
| Know, traitorl'' cried she, {" | will
not marry thee; [ am to be the wife
of Mynheer Jan Stooken."
May be live a hundred yearsP p
said KIaas, still without the faintest
idea that Phillippa had ever wished to
marry him. taa
"A hundred years!' cried she. 20
you malicious monsterF And she
fiounced off,
But Klaas would not live In the
same house with Herr Gratland.
And things prospered, and Katrine
was peaceful, happy; and, no doubt
some day the young men who or
| Christmas Eve shall carry the Star O
Bethlehem will arrange to take sup
per with the Burgomaster Klaas Steer
and Vrow Katrine. And be assured
they will be heartily welcome.
AS it is, every Christmas, Klaas
Katrine. and the little Dutch men anC
women who have been vouchsafed to
them, stand in a group on the ice
looking fairly toward the Star o
Bethlehem, as its white, pure ligh
falls upon their gentle, grave, content
ed faces.
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A FTER SEARCHING THIS CITY
"a thoroughly for new quarters adapted
to our necessities, we have selected CRIES
CENT CITY HALL, corner Main and
Third Streets, as peculiarly adapted to our
use. The superb apartments now occupied
in this building, with entrance on Third
street. are "a equaled in all the essentials
of locality, space, hight ventilation, and
general arrangement.
This institution. established In 1850 as
g Evansville Commercial U0liege," Is now
the oldest, most popular, and extensive
School in the West for the education OF
young men and boys In Commercial
The plan or instruction In all depart
ments is peculiar TO the institution. and Is
the result OF many years experience and
develO pnlent, and is the place to obtain a
fhoronrh Business Educai ion. A regular
SYSTEM OF ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAIN
| ING, selected from the best Business
| PENMANSHIP. COMMERCIAL ARITH-
| METIC, CORRESPONDENTS. &c, thor
oughIy taught, and success guaranteeu.
vailed in its efficiency, and Is the most
| notable example in the country of the fea-
| financial positions. through a course of
| experimental training in the details OF
husin ess. II Is impossible here to fully
/ PRACTICE, which mas grown mp by de-
| arees in the institution.
A visit to TINS Wonderiul Deehlve Oh
business never fails to impress the be-
holder with its important practical char
acter and its utter feasibility as a pre-
| paratory school for business.
/ Parents and guardians will find now here
else in the country a school where theiI
children and wards viii receive such midi
/ vidual recognition, and where so much IL
done to advance each pupil in whatever
is deemed most essential TO their symnlet-
rica1 advancement. ~
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited tc
visit onr rooms any hour during the day
or evening.
For information regarding terms. circu.
/ lars specimens OF penmanship, &c, ad,
/ dress WELLS q KLINER. -
ja7 dim Principals and PToprietOrs.
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mo. 1.a08
Uplted States MarshaFs Notice.

T1nited states OF America, District or In-
diana, SS.
-rwrgTEREAS, a LIREL OF Ne
W formation was nied lh the District
Court OF the United States for fhe District
~ Indians, on The i7th q y of November,
1863 By Charles W. WeiseIt and Charles u.
f3anef, through their proctor, Mr. Marsh,
against the steamboat w estlnOreiamd. her
engines, tackle. 1urn iturcs aud apparel
seized at said District ON "a breach Of cum-
tract civil and maritime, on damages 90
875, and pra5 ing process against SAID goouaf
and that the same may Dc condemned ana
sold therefor.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the Heitl 81 aaiG Inuft 90 me
directed aud delivered, 4 do hereby give
public notice 10 All persons claiming aaia
goods or any part therools or in any man
uer Interested Iherclms that tNey DO Aua
appear before the Enid, ne Di7fIlct Court
oI The United Staten, 10 Dc hetu ~ the cry
4 IA fndianapolis. in aud Tor iha District Of
Indiana, OF the first Monday of February
next. al lO O'Clock Of the forenoon of thnL
aav then ard there ~ intefpiHa tneif
claims nud make their al leehiiHiia ln lhht
BEN. aPOONER. Marshal, u. 3.
Atfaats }. ID. HOWLAHuf Clerk
ian4 dl4t
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No. 20 First Street.

We feel assured, we have facilities to COM
pete with any house in the country.
We receive our Queensware direct from
the Potteries of Stafforashire, England,
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay NO, secondhand profits which right
fully belong to our customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN BROS. & CO., OF StaffOrCsshire.
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market-of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepar ed
supply the trade.
a1s- Consult your own interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
/ where. ianl
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ruHE HOUSE Ar FRENCIL LICK
- SPRINGS Is now fitted up with com.
Portable rooms for those wishing 10 avail
Themselves of the use of these waters,
which are very efficacious i'm Winter for
br, IVAN has associated Mr.. E. Tucker
with him, In place of Adams, removed.
For further particulars address
- = II RYAN n FUCKER, 4a5sE8H
80 So French Lick Springs,
sals aim Indiana.
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mr.. Burton,s TOBACCO AntidOte<

WARRANTED TO RKMovR DESIRE FoR foRAcc9 ~
,atily UegtfJs aud harmless IL parties and eftces
ne 0od nvyorates the system Possesses great lf1sf
ing aid strengthening power, is excellent t9fie ana
aesneAr the stomach TO digest the AearlAeAt
f5od mikes sleep refreshing. and establisNs robust
health -Eulokers and cheDsFs for stxB sEuTs cffed
Price FftAcents per box An Interesting ease on he
Injurious eects Of tobacco with lists Of monias rel
ereuees etc. SSsExT FREE. Agents WanteA- Address
- y DR. T. r. ABBorrs Jeeey City n. j.
@ TE&TIRGOHTLA $50
PosrMAsTER's NEsTIMoNr.-I Revived a box O. Bnrt
tons Antidote fr6AQ Rev. NJ Pghlton and lind il an
eFsa1I s. GATsEALs Conn9ston Hart1son Co, -
FRox rHE u. s. Tai ksgRY, Sc retIy's 0foe.-Please
Sand supply Of the AArDorE/ The one xecsird has
done Its sC0rk SURELY. " I. E4DSAk.
FRox New HAxPsHIR d sfATE PRIsoE.-Gentlemen
~ einence here having beh cured Of the zFpeise for
tobacco hy using DIR. Buro1 Antisoio we desire q SUP
N FOR the prisoners of thif inn tuition, 7 -
f9f JosEPa MAYO, WendelNpf n. H. State Prison
RaSKprss TEsTTne xK.--DrN Buttons Antidote for
ToiAeco has oiecosaptiy6ed oil claflAlIfor 4.
w. MANS, 9st MAJ Bank, New Albany, Ind
A CrTRGYxESis ZksrnxosY.--0sESRox on AsTTDoTR
il Kew l. ~ SHoEMAKER, Kelley \ Station Pa
FRox rHE PbLIcE HEADou AIlTEEs, LxAr, mss
hare q1iae1 yg fire Postas Of e.h IN E1 laoffas "
using DR. Erton's AntidOte and at desire oeso Is
removed. n s rs WIZ ~ NJ o.
FRon I'm sourHxRx HorE JoUREAE, BAIyEzoRrs
MD-tA box Of Burton's Antidoe yeaoued al steslre
Tor he weed from take pleasure in reeonfit
Il TO al our readers. ssfEag r. y. SLATER, EdiaVf
FOR SALE BY Alt DRUGGISTS.
Trademark x COnpFi0htsd.l
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Lamps, Looking Glasses,

JAMES NJ. WARREN, having re-pur-
Esq, and as we have sold our Interest in
the CAIRO HOUSE, and also removed our
stock from the old stand No. Is Main ST.,
thus concentrating our entire resources In
the commodions MARBLE FRONT
BUILDING,
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DRUGGISTs.
JOHN LAVAT.,

wholesale and Retail Drugg-.
Dealer in
Medicines, Paints, oils, Brushes, dsc.s
MAIN ST., bet. Second aud Third
Evansville, Ind.
Particular attention given 10 QUITTING
WINDOW GLASS "a any aiae. lunN dtE
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nl55srt aiod8 b. sl.rTr
adf ia .liai1r haa Fnss.s fq aaia5,h
ei9f1ac Q- ,osiL .kv87o1D 1rsF 80
.1Bol3 isa4 s3sad esa
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Apa 1F Dae 'isb
i1"iI Pms -Iih 81 astia
-9sHiai e y hooa
-. A1l' tl9f ssH aE4 hsHH
- D5Aas a4a nna .Ni141loaEb u dar..a
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Wishing to reduce our stock of
FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES
FIVE PER CENT.

In other words. we will sell ONE DOL
LARS WORTH of any and all goods in
our store FOR 95 CENTS. to be paid IN
cash or its eQufvole,t at ths time Of pssrchase.
We propose to sell, as heretofore, as low
as any other house in the city; and In
addition, as an inducenent to buy for
cash, we Will throw Off cents for every
dollars worth you buy at retail.
This Is no humbug or deception, as those
who have known us for the last fifteen
years will readily believe; and strangers
who wish to be, convinced have only to
try.
WE EXCEPT Nd GOODS.
Staples and Fancy Goods will share alike
In the slaughter. Bring your cash, so as
to be prepared to get IS cents back for
every five dollars worth You buy.
jan41 vICKERY BROS. 70 Main st.
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Il WANT,

My friends aud the public To know that l
have embarked in The Piper EnsinaHHt at
Booker ~ Morten aud =. N. Docker's old
stand: that
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nj INTEN ID

To keen on hand good assortment OF
articles in my line
pa PEE FLOtyR "a ChS, WRA y ia GS,
IT JHRA PIPING PdFkR.
BEANILLA, TEA, x II6SDB Ed PIX,
TfLOTTT ND ri T1fHT1W I'd PER,
VA N ~ EFI, DECORA TfOWH,
WINDOW BLINDS. FIXTURES.
&c &C.. &c and that
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IDON,T TNTEND

To sell goods &C less than cost, on even az
that figure, IL / can avoid A..
MY HOPE IS
That. while / give subtraction - those
VINO trade with me, tine returns Aof nay lh-
vesfment OF money and laber may not Do
unsatisfactory 20 MYSELF ...r
III Gent Oh flrHt Street,
.te,s. ar FvnuHVllfr- Ind
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Boats IeavIne To-Day.

Boats Leaving To-Day
FoR CAIRo.-The magnificent and
elegantly appointed Armada, the
Qaeen Of the lower line, Is the regu-
lar packet for Cairo and all way ports
at 4 O'Clock to-day. Capt, Gus. Du-
souehet, veteran commander and a
highly popular gentleman, is on her
roof, and Billy Fowler and George
Nicholson are her obliging and ac-
complished clerks. The Armada
makes close connection with the finest
steamers for Memphis and New Or
leans, and also for St. Louis.
For LoUIsVILLE.-The magnificent
informing STAR in charge of the vete-
ran Capt. A. r.. Gilmore. will be the
unrivaled packet for Louisville at
$3.50 Tonight, and is grand floating
palace. Dick Hutchinson and Henry
Mitchell are her pleasant and oblig-
ing elerks.1 Rathgfalf ia e. Q
/ FoR HEEDERsoE--The fleet and
beautiful Mollie Norton, having ele-
CANT cabin and state-room appoint
ments and great speed, is the regular
railroad transfer packet for Hender-
son at4 o'clock this evening. Capt.
| Charley Perkins commands, and Ed.
Terry is in the Office. Both are ac-
complished gentlemen and obliging
! officers. ts anf8 he
The swift and beautiful Sallie ",
Capt. WalIen. with Robert Brashear
in the Office, both pleasant and oblig-
| ing gentlemen. leaves promptly at 4 p.
NJ. for Henderson, having elegant ae-
commodations for passengers. -
FoR EAsTPoRF. = The elegant
steamer Lowellin will positively leave
for Eastport at A o'clock day. Capt
J. u. Davy and w ID. Covington, hen
chief officers, will give every attention
to shippers and passengers. iaf
Fox NASHVILLE. - The beautiful
and finely appointed Fanny Brandeil
is the regular packetfor Nashville and
all way points at O'Clock this evening
and merits large patronage, being
an Evansville packet. Captain Henry
Miller and Kit Rudd, two laccom-
plishcd and able young gentlemen
/ are her chief officers. Eugene Kudd
Is her polite freight clerk. Fill hei
fun day. q 81 1he9qe y
sFoR WABASH RIVER. The new
and beautiful steamer Clara Scott
leaves for Mt. Carmel and all Wabash
I River way landings at five o'clock THU
4 evening. She Is the most perfecr
/. steamer Of her class that comes 10 oul
wharf. Being built by one Of oui
own citizens expressly for the trade
she should be we'll patronized. Capt
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Arrivals ana Depnrtnrea.

The arrivals and departures up to
three o'clock yesterday include the
Clara Scott, from Wabash; Ada Lyon,
Green River to return; Cheyenne,
Arkansas River to Cincinnati; Moi
lie Norton and Sallie ", Henderson
to return; Armada, from Cairo; Bal
tic and barges, New Orleans to Pitts
burg; Swallow, New Orleans to Gin
cinnati. 1880 .aI7
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NO printing establishment in the West
mas better facilities or greater ability for
JOing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
noeng OF job Type, though veiy large anu
complete, is constantly being added TO, and
our Job department is under the personal
supervision Of one OF the best job printers
in tho United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Ellis Iading CaIds, Deck aud Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Tabor.
sc, &c. Orders left with either OF the
wharf boats viii be promptly attended 70.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-20

The weather, yesterday, was clear
and delightful. Early in the morning
it was cold, making some ice, the mer-
curry being down to zee. The river
during the twenty-four hours ending
at o'clock p. NJ, had risen about ~
inches. and is rising less rapidly. It
is falling at Cincinnati and Louisville,
but will probably rise at the former
place to-day.