Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 252, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 June 1860 — Page 4

TRAVELERS' GUIDE.

Kvansville dfc Cravvfortlsvtlte It. TEL. DEI'APTCBES. Accommodation Train 8.00 A. 51. Mail Train 9.16 " AURIVALS. Kail Train 4.56 P. M. i Accommodation 3.30 " Steamers Regular Packets. roa Cairo. Charley Bowes leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. VOR PADCCAH. Dcsbar leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday; at night. FOB LOUISVILLE. Gbet Eaolt leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock p. m. Arrives Tnrsdaj s and Saturdays in the afternoon. Bracelet leaves Mondays at R o'clock a. m., and Thursdays at ti p. N. Arrives Thursdays and Sundays in the afternoon. FOR GREEX RIVER. Boats leave every day for points on Green River. The Lui Eaves leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, for Ashhysburg and I'ond Kiver. She arrives Saturdays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. Masonic Gem leaves for Bowling Green Mondays and Thursdays at 6 o'clock r. m. Arrives Thursdays and Sundays in tbe forenoon. There is regular daily communication with HmDEasoN and fcEwm by boat and land conveyance. RIVER ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. FB01I G P. M. TUESDAY TO li P. M WIMBUT. ARmven. Grey Eagle, Henderson: Diadem, Pittsburg: Science, Pittsburg: J. II. Done, Ark. Siren Dunbar, Paducah: Lue Eaves, Green River: E. 21. Fuirchild, Louisville. DEPAKTED. Grey Eagle, Louisville: Diadem, St. Louis: Science, Nashville: J. II. Done, Cincinnati: Dunbar, Paducali: Lue Eaves, S. Carrolton K II. Fairchild, N. O. BOATS LKAVINf; TO-DAT. Masonic Gem, B. Green: D. B Campbell, B. Green: Bracelet, Louisville. ——— ......The <Weather> yesterday was very warm during the early part of the day, yet not excessively so, for there was a fresh breeze stirring, which prevented the air from becoming close and suffocating as it frequently does at this season. In the afternoon, however, the skies clouded up, and there appeared to be considerable rain all round in our vicinity, but very little of it fell here. The evening closed heavily clouded, and with prospect for further rain. ......The <River> at this point is still receding. It has now arrived at a stage at which navigation is exceedingly difficult even for boats of the lightest draught, the water being spread out on the shoals in a broad, shallow sheet. A better river is expected in a day or two, as the channel cuts out, even though it should continue falling. The latest arrivals from above report only 3 feet of water at Pittsburg by the mark; at Glasshouse 10 inches, Sisters 32 inches, and Wheeling 3 1/2 feet; Blanny 3 feet and Buffington 3 1/2 feet. At Cincinnati the river was very low and falling at the rate of 3 inches in 24 hours. Thence to Louisville there were about 5 feet of water, the Flats, Rising Sun and Warsaw bars being the shoalest points. At Louisville there were about 3 1/2 feet in the canal, and falling. Between Louisville and this point there are 5 feet large. 6 1/2 feet are reported on the Caseyville bar, and the water pretty well scattered over the bar, so that it is very difficult to tell which is the best channel.— Cincinnati Towhead is the next shoalest point, with a pair of coal-boats hard aground, and one single boat sunk. On Flint and French Island bars 7 1/2 feet is the reported depth. On the shoals of the Cumland there are 28 inches water. Between St. Louis and Cairo there are 14 feet water in the channel, and the river swelling. The Mississippi is reported stationary by the last arrivals, and there are 7 feet on the Upper and 5 feet on the Lower Rapids. .......Business yesterday was exceedingly dull, there being but one shipment of any consequence, and as one glanced from the lessening river to the deserted levee, glowing and quivering in the sultry sunshine, the thought of active business under such circumstances became oppressive. There is as yet no material change in the shipping rates, from this point. A lot of flour was shipped yesterday at 40c, and corn at 25. We are in general governed by Louisville rates, but our shippers seem reluctant to come up to that standard now, and the steamboat agents refuse to ship for less. The following are the last reported from that port: tobacco per hhd $5.50; hay per ton 10.00; corn per sack 35c; lard per tierce 1.00; whisky per bbl 1.25; flour 62 1/2; pork 90; potatoes 62 1/2; pound freights 35 per hundred. ......The steamers <Masonic Gem> and <D. B. Campbell> have issued hand bills announcing their intention to carry passengers attending the celebration of the Fourth at this place from Bowling Green to Evansville and return for half fare. We hope all who can will avail themselves of this liberality on the part of Capt's Lumm and Pillsbury, and we assure them they will be well entertained ......The steamer <Union> has been withdrawn from the Evansville and Green River trade. ......The staunch and commodious <Bracelet> is the regular packet to Louisville, leaving to-day. Shippers will find her officers prompt, active and careful, while passengers will meet with every attention. Capt. John B. Hall, her agent, will be ready to attend to any business with which he may be favored. ......The favorite Green river packet <D. B. Campbell> leaves this port for Bowling Green to-day. The regularity of her movements, the energy and promptness of her officers, and the care with which they attend to the business intrusted to them, have made the <Campbell> one of the most popular boats which visit our wharf. There are no more clever officers on the river than Capt. Lumm and Clerk Travis. ......The United States mail packet <Masonic Gem>, will be in port to-day for Bowling Green. Besides being the largest and handsomest, she has proved herself the most expeditious of the Green River packets, and with such obliging and affable officers as Capt. Pillsbury and clerks Edwards and McDonald, she cannot fail to be a popular boat. Those who take passage in will meet with every accommodation. She leaves at 6 P. M. ......Bent. Moore, Esq., for many years an engineer on the Ohio, died of consumption at his residence on Saturday, in the 41st year of his age. He was a brother of Capt. Thomas Moore, long and favorably known among river men. His funeral took place yesterday, (Sunday,) attended by the river men and a large concourse of citizens. The flags of the steamers at the lauding were at half-mast, and all other usual and becoming respects shown the deceased by his surviving river companions. Capt. Richardson's new boat, the <Sunny South>, will be completed about next September. The captain of a steamboat at this point is a strong Bell and Everett man. He won't employ a man who is not in favor of this ticket. In considering the proposition of a chambermaid the other day, he very seriously requested her to state her politics before he would engage her.—<Wheeling Paper>.

INSUR'Nrr

C0PELAND & NEXSEN, II1IMIE OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK, NO. 1 K1KST STKKET, EVAXSV1LLE, 10., lM Hi: .VO HTBKPJItHil TO TJI H A' M. Hiks an I issue Policies in several of the whilst and most reliahle Insurance Companies of the United States. STOKES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured at tliv mi st favorable rate MARINE BHD INLANK NAVIGATION Riks taken .n LAT-ROATS, rsAKGCS, STEAMBOATS kaA their CARGOES. Also, applications received for LIFE INSTRANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $4,000,000. iEtna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus $2,000,(100 Phcenix Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus SOOlOO Manhattan Insurance Co., New York. Capital and Surplus WOjOOO American Exchange Insurance Co., New York, Capital and Surplus 00,000 Rising Sun Insurance Co., Indiana, Capital aud Surplus 900(000 Merchants' Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn., Capital and Surplus, B2SSJOO0 3tna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., Capital and Surplus, 200,000 COPELAND A NEXSEN, Ageate. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE WITH TI1K iU INSli RANGE CO. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, AHSOLCTIO AN'1 UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And (ho prestige of 10 yvr sarrsns and experience. UPWARDS OK 914,000,1)00 (if losses have lKefi jiaid liy the .Ktna Insurance Company In the past lo years. The valuaof reliable! Insurance will he apparent f'rein the following L ( S S K S PAID BYT II K .T: T A Dl'Rl.V': THK 1'AST KIVK VFAUS: Intiliio et:;i,.r.Jii.Si I la Miehijraii, 116043 81 In Wisconsin, 106,965.07 In Indiana,... 146,830.81 In Kentncky, .'Ht.iai.hi In Illinois.... 448,327.41 Missouri :y3l,.,lK.lj4 Tennessee, .... S7JI9.21 Ioa t Minn, lnl '.I. r, I KmumuA Sefc lM.'.in 77 Peiin'a Jk Va.. 3195, Ark. A Cia.... 2t.94.V0 tissiasippi and Alat..uii:i,...$"-J, H2.1S. Firo and Inlaud Navigation Risks :i tfil ;4t term consist.-nt with a l t in y and t.i;r profits Efytc&fJ attemiiom gin n imwmrtmcB of I-WI'LLISUS ti- I 'tnt-nt. it-nun I: ' 1 tn yarn. Tin w.-iiil Barries I aw and -ue viui. tried, rind til MJUtJ ativjiuf'" - tilS -Ktn.. ISMDrAH mh;i:i:iv poM.. sess eft in 4s liee, !-eM not ie w-rhiKel tty thoss ready to in.mv a&d aoAeiiftand i nj; tbetr best latorsvts, During? "striucvitt times'1 the nece-niry for relinhle In-uruiiee hte,unrs an iiii"r.itiv.- ,)ntv -the ability of property owtifrt to iir uiu Ittss being then ranch lowcnerf. Asjcocies in all tho in-i'irioa! cities nnl town throogiaout thm State l.iiititrt issued wit haul ).- Wv, by any of Um ilnly mithorizl Agents of the ( 'oin:inv. mr BfuineJH attended to with despatch and ideBtx myJ Sjiviii-zH Bank Hnihlin, Kirst St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. IXCHEASE OF CASH CAPITAL PHCENIX IIIiMIE COfflPAKY, HARTFORD. CONN. DEVOTED TO FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVKI. Y. (. 'HA R TER VERVE T UA L. Cash Capital, (ash Assess - $400,000 $547,71256 S. L. LUOM1S, Hivst. It. Kki.i Branch Ojjice, ?, ,j- .!:t 1C. Third St., Cincinnati. It. Muyill, (i,ntrd Ayeitt. Au-iils in all tin prluipa1 Cities and Tui:i. ir the Union. gsj LOSSES PROMPTLY PAIDi nfe"Ai'i'lication rcrivd, HHeto issiu-.l antl re tirweii, and all lisi rjes pertotniri; to the agency promptly attaaslad t. Aisit applications recclreel for Tiii" Insurance, in the .I'tna Lite lnnr;nce '.. at llartf;r:l, v'otm. UapKaJ mi Burplne vn- $2on.niNi. CUPEL AND Jt NiiiXSKN. ArntM. Cr7 Ortlt e, on Ffrsl t., bet. Main ami -Hyc, in SaviQew Utiii; liuiLIimr. EXCLUSIVELY FIRE INSURANCE EVANSVIL LE AGENCY. MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMP'Y, So,S AVall St., New Vfirk. o o o o M l4 o W o CO W CO & hi f a CO y Or O o o o INCORPORATED, 1821. YVM. PITT PAIjMKK, I're.-idenl. ANHKKV J. SM ITII. Seeret.irv. StUMTton : W. P P.ilmer, Peter Cooper, S.minel K. M.tl, llenrv KRsWOrtn, Rutins I.. Lord, A ntctlis . Ward, t o. K. Mott, Jasnea Collet. III. V. Kox, Mdllev MSMOBt Kdwin B. Marfan, Mutw Taylor, Uieherd Ticiss, 1.. S. Snare, Tliouias Barron, Jolm Caswell. BobertB. Minim n. .lehi. Stewart. TTsoaaaW. rVtanatlt, John C. Green, Ktien R. Croeker, This stjniiudi old On in paw J tarring fully complied Willi the laws of this Slate, continue to insure the safer elass-S of pronrty Ainst Lnss or Damn by Fire. A t rates as low as toher t;r-1 class s ..-k I kiipnuWs Their policies are free from tedl n ieali tien, r li it ..voidina liti- i ion, having had only one la -u i : taring n Immih "t TIM H1 VMN E Y KA S Pari tea as at4aotlsj i,i.n io the I n-u'aic il KAKW PRUPKBTY, ISOLATKD KWKt.l.l N: s. and their KIJRNITt'RB Pntiries iwrrh-d for the run ..I ONtti trtiura . ,r H'lVK IliW. Sn,laaaMi niSatilt asltasitrtl and iiontptl p.oJ li I II di at tins Aeiicv . COMUjANB Jt .NKXsKS, Agents.

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STEAMBOATS. REGULAR PAUKETS. T f-ffHil I -lit Ml irJS8fMM.M.JB J.'X'W JIsV BklWliHK tj'e li United States

Mail Pa. ket, M AmiNU' GEM, Cai tiin I JLl-JT J.J. ril.l.SbtllV, ALl. II. EDWAtUlsJSi Clerk. L' -avrs Kvaiisvill- Mondays and Tbnrsjdays at i! v. M. Lnives Itowlins Green Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 8 a. m , niakin;; close connections at Kvansville with the Louisville and Kva isville and Padocah Stuil line, and the Kvansville ,t Crawfordsvilie Hail Boad. and at Bowling Green with the Lotgaville and Nashville Rail Rosst. ITur lriiht or psssagti apply on hoard sr to Junett JX 1. HALL. A,-i t. n Kl'l I -1 X JJVO V X THlliS. Bi, day Hail Pie'set. HKACKLKf, Capt. i AfrtUrr, leaves Kvansville every Molld ty DtOTning at 8 i ' lock and everv Thursday at ! T. M. BHr" The steamer Bracelet will )ii e through receipts for tobaOCO and other produce destined for tlte Baaterd cities, or the Baltimore i:ud Ohio Hailroad. Apply on hoard or to JOHN B. HALL, juiu-9-dtf No. i Water street. KVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, C3- x- o y IE3 agio. W. II. MSIELS, Capt. S. P. Hjliidav, C'erk. 2r KJM VES K VJJ'S VIL, t.JB ti EK -4 Tufsday and Saturday at ij o'clock P M. Bt nrning, Isaves Louisville every Mouday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. HfctJ Through Bills of Lading will he given for Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or Rew York at as low rats il not lower than by any other route. Passengers or freight taken at packet-boat rates for any point on the Ohio Itiver or on Green River. sJ" The passenger accommodations of the Grey Fugle are msMrpaaeed hv any boat upon tho Western waters. Apply on hoard or to JOHN I!. HALL, jnaaT-dtf No. 2 Water street. JMJd CAIRO RKtiULAK PASSKN 0KB PACKET, CII ARLEV BOWKN, Dkxtkb, Master, leaves Kvansville Taeaday and Saturdaj', at 12 o'elock M., arriving at Paducah at o o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, 31., Wednesday and Saturday. Returning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Sunday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Smithland every Thursday and Monday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Kvansville with the Kvansville and Crawfurdsrille R. li., and Packets for Green River. Also, connecting at Smithlnnd with Cumberland River Packets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St Louis Packets. Tickets can he ohtn.ned on hoard the boat for all Eastern C ties. sept23 -MJi P A C K K T Tho fine steamer OCNBAR, Gus. Fowler, master, haves Kvansville every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock M. Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Connecting at Kvansville with the Kvansville and CrawfordaviUa Railroad for all mints North and Kast, with packets for Louisville Green, and Wabash rivers. At Pad;:cahwith pack ets for SI. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail boats for Cairn, Nashville, and Tennessee river. fcj?"B:ihiuer.s promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged by the regular packet. Through hills of ladiug given to New Orleans and all points on the Tenuessee and Cumt.erland rivers augtH Mj OH HOI1TH J,r.V .1.17' M. POND HI VEIL The elegant passenger steamer Ll'K EAVES, McDoNAkn, Mater, TaTUML tJlerk, will make regular tri-weekly trips to &outb Carrolton and Pond Itiver, leaving on fllondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Km- freight or passage, apply 0 n board. de20tf FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. f.'U.n KXPHKSS fO.PJJVl.ell HKW ARUANGEMENT. The Adams Express Companv raafsaoSkdla anno, nice to their friends and patrons, the public of Kv.iusviile and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for the transportation of VXEl e II T , t A O K A a KS. MONEY AND VALUABLE They solicit a continuance of former favors. Espocial can tak:i in the collection of Bills, Ilratts, Note, aud the transportation of small and valuable pat k.-UjCes. All persons arishing to avail themselves of tho facilities of -he Express, can obtain any desired information 111 reference to the routes and details of the business, at their Otriee on First street, between Main and Lis'iist , o;posita the Post Office d 1 G. II. nW. Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. p. a. o'RixEir &. Co. .,Tw(;f;, i'oh vv, 9 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. General Railroi" .Steamboat, and KxprL-i' Agents 1 Special Agents for the PENS. CENTRAL RAILROAD; I nd conneclitus, over which we are authorid to give through receipts at th lowest possible rate Having a mammoth Whaffboat at the landing, I the largest mi ties Ohio River, rapahie of storing and protecting all merchandie UaUe to damage j from exposure, wo ure prepared to facilitate the dis1 patch of all couhigiimeuts, Col warded to our care by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storiug j anM Forwarding, alho, to the Sale of any Produce, J or other property, consigned to us tornale, and satja- ! (action guaranteed. tfife and extensive Tf imtimistn on Water ntn-et, j ailjoiniii!: the Telegraph, and on tiie Wharl" boat, j where we are to he found, attending t the Interests j of our patrons at all hows, day and n&t. With our sutMrior facilities, ; long stand big ; onj tiring energy ; and knowledge of our hardness, wo , fee ! confident of giving: general satiafiiction, and i hop) to merit a cuntinuance of the extensive patronI In we are nou enjoyiin;, Lihral cash advance- will be made on all consignI ment.i to either ourselves or correspondent's in suy of the principal markets, North, KkmI or South. P. C. O'RILEY &JOO. K f V a H a.W.SW, U K A VNU, FOiaVAUDLNi; AND OKNKBAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 1 AsssaSa. for Kauau ha Saat Cosapasijr, KvanHvilii. Iuj dianm. We have formed a co-partnership under the j style of Brown A A i um an, and offer our aw v ices in 1 the r:ip:iriiy m set trth in our eard ahove. We are folly prepared to extend every facility to ! shippers, either by CANAL, RXVfiB, or RAILItOAO, and ajsuro them that their interests hhall he lailhlully rerf.seljted, sliould they be ptSSSWd to i favior na with their patrwuage. Office and Vj4relnnine on th corner of Main st. . and tie Cassat. tfU. BsWWK, W. M. AIRMAN, tijfcteof Howard X Urowu. Late of IfOSTlCR, & Co. jan22-tf BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. a4l; JIMM THK JIIJTIHmiZMiH ww .e:iis of the above Road, and are j;iviiix , ttiroaffli reeipfs on fi eiht to all tbe Kaslin 11 cities, nl us low rates as by any other line. Goods sent to , our care for transhipment will lie forwarded with promptness and dispatch. For all information aodress UK). POSTKR A ()., Ag'U, for. Loattal st. And I'anal. Kvansville, In!. St. Charles Saloon. KRW PK'OPRIETOiUiHIP AH RNTIKK RE-ORGANIZATION. mmmsmms. it.i.n.n f h m iihkifl sh, WwA (roai New Urleanes bare purchased the ST. CII.VKI.KS 8A MX IN. on First street, nearly apposite lie- Post llrhce, and have lelittei. it in au ale:;ant and altracLive slyte. The new proprietors I less had lOQSt exp'rience a keepers ol faiihliinatiln and popular IteHtiiitrants in Hess Urleans. and tnej will endeavor, In their new bouse, to eim Line all the elejjancies and luxuries if Northern and S.ailhei n Keataoratl in' the ST. ' II l:l.LS. 'I'liev havtt brought a lare and complete stock d' choice Li. piori, tr,.ui New (Jrleans, which they rsillected with ease daring their business in that city. Their connections and acquaintance in that city will rnabte them to obtain the choicest supplies of Lienors. Krnits and luxuries from that market in future, and tn..y will spare no expense nor pains to make the ST. CILVKLKS surpass, hereafter, its former representation, as a pleasant Sa!. ona place of emu! living, and elegant, refined and luxurious resort. BHliord players w ill find at this Saloon a set ot tke finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the curd) known and celebrated factory of J. M. Rruu.iwick .(- Co. The underained Matter themselves that looaj ex-peri-nee and careful attention will enable them to . merit a repntation eipial to any Saloon in the areat- ' em country. j fi.SJ A splendid launch will be served up in tbe j taosl approved style, evtry uernin at In o'clock. H AMMK'tt .V I'KUKCSS, I me4 i ts - v..v- nrin. 3T IB fi .T1..Vfi.V OF rs I- i-d led I" our la HtlUSAi- . lit..!:.-, l: l r- ;. d ii i 1' ; .1: . r I. U I .1 Ij X. i i . i.ii Hmi , mi , ri Well ei.si.ried stin k, G ins SON NT AG v ti Ib il lo at n,.i g. r ' lifu'el )

COMMERCIAL.

Daily Review of the Kvansville Wlioletale .Uarktt. IIFllCF. OF KVANSVILt-E JOCENAL, WorlLesday evening, Juue 27th. f Cmnnercial matt, rs continue dull and without change. '1 here is nothing stirring in the markets the weather is too warm f. r business to eahil it any considerable activity. Flour is dull and unchanged, the juices being still stistaiutd by manufacturers. Small shii iueuts are made at firmer rates. There is now no old Wheat coating in, and the new not having yet made its appearance, buyers are reluctant to fix the price for it. Grocerie and Provisions are iuiet and unchanged. F LO C It. 0 0ii(n; i 25 fur Superfine, ti 4 (3iu 30 for Kxtra. Choice Family brands 57; in sacks 3 OOjjjl 12 lor Supei tine, and :i 2"('ii 50 for Kxtra. i WHEAT Red 1 Oo; White 1 lo. OATS and Babi.fy. Nominal. GROCERIES. Sugar firm and with an upward I tendency at 8'Jc; Molasses firmly held at 40c; l Ceflee buoyant at 14)(1. PROVISION'S. Shoulders SrtjO ; Clsar Sides jllj; Canvassed Hama 12c; Mess X'ork 18 00; Rump II 00. Lard ll(il2 for prime keg; Cheese 80c; Butter 1(?12. VH1SKY. Quiet and dull at ny, POTATOES. -1 251 75 ner bbl. EVANSVILLE RETAIL PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED DAILY BY COOK & LANGLEY, Dealers in alt kinds of Fancy and Staple Family Groceries, at the Eureka Bazaar, No 75 Main it. FLOUR AND FEED Vel, per lb P10 Flour, extra white wheat ! Pork. 10vll per sck of OS lbs).. ..3.51 1 ! If IS 1 1 Do. sack of4'J lbs. ..1.80 Mackerel, No. 1, V24 Corn Bleal per l;u 601 extra mesa.lTJ., Brau, per loo It's 1.00 " No. 2,small.2; Corn, per bu SO Salmou, per lb. 15 GROCERIES " smoked 22 Suar, prime N. 0 fi'Cod, per tb.... G " A. t. crushed.. 12k, Halibut, smoked 15 " powdered 12 I Herring, Bait. Roe.. ..33 Coffee, Rio ICK White Fish.tresh lake " Java 20 per lb 10 Mexican 18 Trout, do do do 10 RoasteJ 20 PRODUCE Tea, Imperial 501. 00 Potatoes, old, per bu...75 " Gunpowder..75(ii;l.50 new 1.20 " Young llvsnn.4oi.rtf I Heets, itvr huncti w. ' Oolong Black. 40(,81 1 Carrots, do -1 ? ' tnglish Break- : Unions, do 75! Pieplant, do. 5 Molasses, rehoilpii par Lettui'P, per heart i Kllou o0 j( a oblige, do W " sugar house fpojCucumbers, earh " Baltimore syj up. .7l Peas, per peck 35 St. Louis 95 Beans, white per qt 5 Rice 7 FRUITS Pearl barlejr 7 it Apples, dried per lb...8Jfj Split peas 83 Peaches, do do l'i)Z PKOVISIONS " Corranta, Zante.pr Hams, siitf. curM can- j lb ll'12)d Tssnril per lb KiV , Kaspl-erries, parol W daili K! Prunes, Ger. per II Shoulders '.'cl" Sides, clear 13 M 1 urkish Raisin, extra 12 j Ueef, d'd suear enr f Vll, Lookiiii; No 1 15 Pork, pickled In FI.V1RS Butter, prime table. .. 21 1 Alcohol, per.eal ,.7fi " for cooking IC Bnrnin; tluid, pr gsjl. 75 Cheese, new 121'bard oil, per gal 1 In " old tSJCoal Oil !)((il.(Hi I. ird Yiy. Vim-jjar, puiv cider 20 COT MEATS " Milk, per qt 5 Beefsteak, loin peril,...!) 'MISCELLANEOUS M round b Chickens, old, each 25 " roast 8 young do l "i Lamb, fireqr SKsrs, per doz ID " hind qr lOlIca, per ltsi lbs 7") Adilitloiial R.I vtr Items. A new packet, the- Diligent, has entered the trade. Iietween this city and Leavenworth, hid. She U a r.ipital boat and in command ot' n irnst excellent gentleman, Capt. Harbison. This is a new local trade, and we hope to see it encouraged hy our merchants. Lou. Jour. The .. C. Ferry, Capt. Ford's new steamer just completed at our wharf, made a trial trip day before yesterday, and we understand that her machinery worked finely. The Ferry is an excellent model, of exceed ingly liplit draught, and well adapted lor the summer trade. She has been built under tbe superintendence of ('apt. Ham. Smith. His long experience in the business is a sufficient ouarantee that she is properly con- ; structed and will fully meet the demands of ' the ttade, being well Stppjid Perth all mod1 ern conveniences and accommodations. She j is designed to run as a regular packet b(tween this city and Cannclton . JV1 A. Irib. j Capt. Scott, of the Autocrat, has the I subject uuder consideration, and if the prosI pect seems to justify bita in doing so, will 1 make atrip to Henderson and Mt. Vernon. ; in order to accommodate the citizens of those j places who may wish to attend the celebra tion of the Fourth at Kvansville. Should be determine to do so he will issue bills announcing the fact, time of departure, &c. We hope the citizens of those places will extend him every encouragement. The'Bcucu Divokce Case. The Chicago Vres.f saj8 that Um Court has granted a change of venue, on the motion of counsel for Mrs. Burch, she alleging that the rejudice existing against her in Chicago would prevent a fair trial there. The trial will take place in Dupage county, in November. Dut iiLAS, as a debater, is never so preat as in replying to a question put to biro by his opponents. Like water, he rises above his level by pumping. Lou. Jour. Tin: Enquirer expresses tiie hope that Breckinridge will decline the nomination of the Democratic Convention, with a view to harmonizing the party. That is not very modest, since Mr. Breckinridge can secure the electoral votes of teu or twelve Southern States, w hile Mr. Douglas cannot count upon a single electoral vote in any State in the Union. Via. Gaz. The nomination of Lane for the ViceI Presidency is an outrage upon the intellect of the country. He is absolutely unfit, and thoroughly incompetent for the post. Enqnirer. Then you hail better help to elect Mr. Lincoln, for it is pretty certain that either the Republican candidate or Lane will be i the next Ffesiilert. To that the division of. the Democracy has reilinul the contest. CVh. Gaz. BtS".Icl'rilIis Gray has been appointed : Treasurer of Pike county, lud., by the County t'oiii'tiissioiiers, tu-e James Crow, resigned. The Cincinnati Gazette says, the Great Eastern is to be employed to take Demo- j crats up Salt River. She wouldn't have '.o , made but one trip. fisy- 6, P. R. James, tbe Novelist, is dead. fiic" urtui-sliL't.1 ciiiiliiiueil nt Palermo r.t lutest aitvtces. Thk Clhftdaign Reptititorg, Fr-uik Rranger'a olil month-piece in Ontario county, N. V., aad :i warm supporter nt' Filliniire, 1ms declared fur Lfqcotn urnl Hamlin. Itecc-ipts by ltoilroaul. June z7lh. liill 7,.r'im fee? lnnitier. lot ras, I. sack featiier-, Orr, Dalz dl A Co.; .so I bis tl iur, I. A. Crau A- Co.; Ill sacks bran, 11 bales Lay. 1 rase Iflflse, llrown A Aiknian: z bbls uuis, I car.e nutmegs, bags pi pisr. S. E. Oflhert Co.; boxes Stove patterns, Drtnkitfeyer .v Co : k cases liirnorice, A. Qitnttiercs; :',7h wicks' hi ar, Sterne d Ei .nn; ' eoun chickeiis, Henry Babcuck; II hog skins, A. Sticiibacii; 1 sck leatbers, I sacks rags, jii buab when!, Anspaebei A Plant; m sacks Hour. If enry Ball: 10 sacks flour, August Elba. A. E. SUalDKB, Agent.

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fully inform their nuaieroua fdemU arid thepublic generally, that they are dftily reorivincr ;u - OQWloiM to their Urge and varied Bttx k of BfVlM i aud Summer Gou-J-, which, for lucance, htyle and I variety, cannot be sarpasseil'. It would he raprir- J fluoii to enumerate the depw -tmeuta whit h, n insiiection, will befuund nepteta enihraciug ;U1 the leading etyles ami novelties of the season. The busineaa principles which have gained fur th'ir ld established house Hueh extensive patronage, will be adhered to, viz.: Execution of orders , with dispatch attention a:-d com teay to customra, combined with moderate charges. Their stock having been imrchast d with cre and jiidg- ; ment in the Ust ruarki-is, aim ot nrst quality, to gether with hu aduerence t trade, they are confident of Ronud piinciphs of in- able to supply those who may favor them with a call on the babt terms. Annexed they submit a list ot" departments. , Cloths, C'jtfsimered, arid Ve.-tings, Tweed-, Ky .leans, Cottotfadeaand Ii-nim.s, NewStrle Prints, a great variety, i Fruch Organdie-i, Lawns and Giaghama, KngUeh Beragea, Ai.rlais and (.'haliis. Black an i) fancy Silks, aad Irish Poplin's, Mohair Goods tor traveling dciaaasj, French lierage lb'bes, 5 to 11 VolantH, M Organdy M o to (J li ( Silk and Gingham lmbr I:a- and ParaaOfe, Panama, liraid, L'-gbornand Palm Hats, Boots and Shoes, Soft l!ack and Colored Hats, White, Bins and Pink .Mosquito Netts, French and Scoti h Emhroideriea, a great varietj , i Black Luce Mautiiian and Pdntn, Hosiery, Glove, Milts, and White and Colored Corsetts, White Goods, Notions, Dress Trimmings, Ac, Ac. S. & K. wo Slid call particular attention to their I stock of Irish Linen Goods of their own imnoria- ' tions, warranted Pore Linen, soft finish and Grass Bhached consisting of Jg, 4-1, 6-4 and 12-4 ' Linens, Brown and Bleached, Patnasks all sizes, . Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Towels, Brown and Bleached Hocks, Ac N. B. Thompson Skirts, requiring no Steel Soring itrountl tSBS body, srs recommeoded for the following peculiarities and advantages: 1st. Facility of application. SBo. l ertect irpeuoin Iroiu tiabtlity to Qhale or ex- ! coriate, and admit of any kind of exercixe w ithout l the Blightest Inconvenience to the wearer. fltsT'orner ainin and First streets. awl assorted stork if Pnisarves, Pie Km i ts. Sauces, Flavoring Kxiracts, F.sseneos, Uystem, Sari dines. Pickles, Olive Uil, Spi.-.s, N uts, Isinglass, Ac. All for sale low at VI 'KERT BROS., juuel9 No. 82 Main st. CO-PARTNERSHIP. II. JX'IS II. - ff I, K It IJS'fi H.I X'l.Vii nnrrks m d frnra It. II. BroisnBalbana. (for merly of the Ui in of 11. Nurre . Co.) half ot the Saw-M ill at the D per p 11 1 of the city, that establishment will hereafter he r irried en by the uudersigued. under the Una and style id" AHIerteg . BsrotttniolbaasL The mill will conltnuu to "ill all nnlerg for Lumber prompt! and with care. Orders solicited. api21-dtl AtMtfKKINli A BKOMMKTjHAUS. jr i-i. i '.'!) uru.iKN. JOV 5bblsKe Veil, A (Crushed, " " A I'owdel'ed, Just reci iv- d and for sale lv ( HAS. MelOllXSTON, june22 r.scy pduek, Main street. vtjiii t'VHMtn Hi.n&?.vii intimi 9 Reel. 2,(100 lbs Kxtra Hams; 800 lbs Itried lleef, just received and lor sale hv CM AS. McJOlINSTOM, Posey lllock. MillHSiSi:. Z5 ttOXKS l-IIJKJiSIl Ws (a first rate article), oat re-rived and for sale by CIIAS. MoJOHNSTON. WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, First Street, betarafSj Main and bacast. 'WXWK OFF Kit TO Till: Ft ti Jit WW Wheeler st Wilson's Improved few in:: Machine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits as the best ami moat rw liable family Sewing machine now in use. It news equally well on the thickest or tbinest fabrics; maki s the lock stitch impossible to unravel, with the essential advantage of heinicalike on both sides, fiuriuing no ridge or chain on the uuder side ; is sifnpui in 1 (instruction, more speedy in movement, and fcnore durabhi than any other machine. Vv'e ejve full instructious to enable the purchaser to sew trdittary seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all on the same machine, and warranted lor three years. We also keep on con-. t mt!y hand a full assortment of Singer's machines, Oircuhirs containing testimonials of the above machines, from persons of the highest standing Kast and Wi st, giving prices. ,Ve., w ill be furnished gratis, on application in person or by letter. febSlv V. M.'SKI.I.MAN MtJtsrEVT 7TT TOU&t'VU IMt IUKY. The iindci sinisd hainir esncssnd i the TbWceo Busin&a, with tin- purpose ofsanply Infps; if pOSSiblej Ho wants ot the home in.ii kt t, 1 innsr r4arcd tvsoffur u afeU ssinsirsl ntook ot BUUraticP v Tobttcco from Missouri, Kentucky, and Teni.ftiMt e Leaf, in Pounds, lives, Halves, Rights, m" i ;ti'ti is, in any oosired padtae. XarsDS liUsral, an-1 aocepCanfe discutint Hir fWli lurchabi's, but no sale le.-3 than five hoXe A. QUttttlSBTS, jy28 No. !('. Main ntreet, Kvansviile, Ind. II.. i t) I. BttkJV iter street, rbr u t o. e iliMirb to above Alain. WE leg Spi in use. turing Veils' Patent Foldand nioiit convenient now rd. til "in isualelleii witnoui any trouble. Call and aino , nem iaazn .tii. i, .?. jr. lUiTllll. MINED To StJiniKKll GEORGE UVIflbL te.l,. pleas tstomea that in the i lie flutters Uimselflie y uiill be found at the streets, where the elm f every ilescript ion t an in inoi'iaing his obi stole ot his oii, excelled. Be mi S'Cond and Main ness and Saddles i i.ility and cannot be corner of ,.s; Ilarbe ohtained on the b'St ol lei ios. !n3 Bepalriiig done w ith tieatu s. and dispatch. Se,. ,nd baud Hani ess tlwivysnn hand. iel

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C. Jfln, Jvm. : sf , si . i .ii9 . l.I smiLtlB nali ji Mfli'l Mi TpM'UMHUIsmsmliJ lilt HAAS, havinc leased the rooms formerlyoccupied by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. Bray's building, opposite the Post Otlice, for a scries of year?, wonld r--spcctfully solicit the citizens of Evanaville and tho surrounding towns and country, o visit his rooms and see the specimens on exhibition, whether they need the services of a Dentist or not. DtsuHi iks IswMliMf . f la&a if it lit a ., , ,1 , tisenient, over a vear since, sewral iuiprovetneuts j tliw..tit. nv I....... u .!f ..-l.U : baa availed himself, aud allows nothing that will subsetve the interests of his patients, to pass nn- ! secured. His facilities are better and eStaMfshment larger, without doubt, thar any other in onr ' State, and eiual toaJiyin Kast.-ru cities. All those ! who need Dental operations performed, and are ! pleased with his irk, shall be attended to with ; great pleasure. The following are the styles of work manufactur- ! ed by him: Continuous Gum; Block or Carved ; Work; Vulcanite Base; Ooralite; Amlter; Clieoplat tic; Gold aud Silver work. Nothing can excel the beauty and eleanliuess of the continuous gum work. It is without a seam or crevice. Cheeks that are sunken can be restored to nearly thsir original c ntour hy this style of work, and also by the use of the Vulcanite, Coralite, aud Amber Base. 'I he Intter styles for Hjtfctj ness and adaptation to difficult mouths, exoal uy -' o'!s anything we have t-ver seeni lit pmt Mveral ansrstbetics for alleviating pain 1 when extras-ting teeth. Thev are perfectly barnv ' less . The moat delicate can have them applied. He does not sstrertess anything he ratfnol do, ! nor exhibit anylhing net mude by himself J Parents should consult tin health and beauty 'f ; their children by having the Den tint direct their f Second dentition, thereby protluein w in met ry and j health to those invaluable organs, j Irregularity of ehildren's teetli rorrecte! sue j cessfully. Those havin- rtecmyed teeth, Sfaonld either ha j them extract. d r hlbd at oner (the latler if bOs- ! silde). The health .f the purti s and the reanafaj ing teeth demand Ibis. I take pleasure in introducing Dr. Hana, ! my BOCCeasor to tht old r.Mms in Bray's butldito;, 1 hoping he will And ihem both pleasant and protttI able l)'rom my Intercourse with the Doctor, I ; am pt cased to tint him one of the irogressiug ; nossessing taste aud high piofeaefonal abilitx ami ; standing. With this view, I can, wit h safety, revom- , mend hi in to tbe i-nmniueiti as h ftSEfMthl an! compefent dentist (iiiaj.') J KIVKTT. CHARLES BABC0CK, Importer and Dealer in Coach iind Saddlery Hardware MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. aumL r&njjesaea ts with Karpesn an'l Auier ictii anuiafactnrers foru ifiract -'.j -y of all "!-.:. my j line, i ani enanledto i tier indooaaaenta, that cannot fail to Le to the Interest ol" all ensued in the bnslness to ive tne a trial. I name in part: ax let), snvingV mad of the nst steel; haudtj, enameled and of all kinds of leather, cloths, linings for carriagca, Smrnjshafli castings 01 all kiudH, saddle tres. Knlish bridle leat!uirH, UttS, 8tirruj)s, spurn, hamefi, line silver hsmed of i kindti, Jenny land Gig Trj?s, 6elf-aljtirtting tadd, i Taylor'.-" patent tuime, ny nets, -. tturaads. horne blaiiketn, London Girth Vels, American Girth am tein Websf both cotton and worsted; LoshIob j Welt .Skins, a superior articl'; ivory, j;iitta peri ha : and brass lined naxtfjOgaJ rinfts; super ior Rtsrsuyt ; for liort-e cxvere( the best quality of carnage bolts, ' natf-Tit kIjt trfl, Ac, Ac. I keep in fact everythine; appertaining to either i i branch of the bttstiiess, and anderstandiuK both 1 branches thoroughly, we would reapt-ciiully itivtt . I your aitetit ion before puietiuHintr etehfre. i I un alsti agent for Wun-'i Pn.':it Bjgfn : Snddl . ! BOOT AWD SHOE MANUFACTORY, 3r wBmim Street sri .v. 4 rum: i"aV svct umso hs .mJWm to J. V. Itutcher, would reseeU'Hlly yive ; notice that tliey aiannfactnre to ortlr, and have 1 coiitaiif !y on lutud, all kinds of Ittnitb ami Shoes, : for Luilit s Gents', and t'iiildren'H wear. Having j : replenjslVd their stoi k of Eastern work, tin y are j prepared to geO as low as any bouse in this ejty eni gaged in the retail trade. None but i'hitade Iphia i workmen ire employed in this establishment. j I'lease gtra us a call. D. M. CUHUKV X CO. mayl-lim TUft JFFjIIHS of the Sr. t:stiTY Insprancf t'OMPANV, October I, 1K5M ASSETS. Cash on baud 5 M0 45 Clash in ('ontinuntal Hank, awaiting luvestnient ; ..89,524 05 Cash in Bank Commonwealth 5,197 47 Total Bank btocks 01) shares " 50 " !' " 100 " " 14 W,0M 97 Uank Couimerre Am'n Kx. Bunk Hank New York B'k N. America 1414 shs par val. Sl ,600 wot th S1,H'A ' Temporary Loans secured by ll,(M) V. S. Coupon Bonds and 26 shares Resolute Fire Insurance Company l,:i(KMKi Bonds and H ortsages being first lieu, l'c.4us,15o on Premiums uncollected 'J,50I .su Accrued lus. ou Bonds -iud Mortgages A Temporary Loans 6,7n4 79 Balance due from Agents 19 99 Total $544,891 so ISOBjMO (XJ 44.M91 l ISMtMl to I Capital Stock.... Surplus No B. Liabilities. L. It a v no k , JOSKPfl WALKER, Pt Secretary. es I STATE OF EW YOUK, ' CITY & COUNTY OF NKW YuKK. Personal' annesreil before me this Zftt nay of November, A. I). 18o0, Joweph Walker, Prmidant and Kichard L. Haydock, fWw lalsij, of tbe Jec Lint Fire Insurance Company, of the City of New York, and severally uftiriued that the within Htatenient by them uubbcribud id correct and true to the be-t of tlieir knowledge auu helisX THUS. E. TIIOKNKLL, Commissioner for the Ste.te of Indiana, in New York. Tnui Company bus complies with the law of Indiana concerning Insurance CoDipauien, and in propared to take riHkri in the City uf KvaDHVilie and Vanderburgh ciuuity, Ind K. H. 8ABIN, Agent, deol6 87 Maiu street. OVH SHHIJVM STIsK JVO W OUT in second to none in beauty and symmetrical proporti ms. Lovers of a romfortal.de, ood-looking, file- and durable II;tt will be dure to get 8tuted and fitted. Bring in ymtr orders, gentlemen. French Felt & Cassimere Hats, Always iia hand ami made to order ot any ehape or color The Cricket and Zouave Hat, Jtiftt returning into fashion for Spring M Summer. WOOL AND FUR HATS Of every imaginable shape, ctdor ami quality. Straw G-oocls. Au immense stock, b u,ht low -will cell at c-'i responding figures. CAPS, CAPS. A very large sttek on hand all the latest styles. MISSES' FANCY HATS. 'file Ite-St ever Seen ill the tilj . IlltaTlt.. RnVS Sr. YYllt.hH' HatS. 1 ' ' I ruin--. nHi'-il e-i, . im ,tii,i ..'iuiiik-i, ariety for Spring and Summer. A I TIER A MAlCinNMEIt, '.i'.t Main street. aprl VIOWING AND THRFSHING sHJitrF x t o.. K vji.yHVii.i.r:, ST p. I , agents for the following Machines, which are the noisi approved patents now in use. Reapers and Mowers. W. A Wood's Improved Mower. E. Ball's Champion Reaper and Mower, Sell Raker, Iron Harvester, Kentucky Harvester, Buckeye Mower, E. 11 ill's Reup-.r anil Hoarer. Threshing Machines. Rallston's Improved 'thresher, Pitt's Patent Thlnsaer, MotHtt s ' " maya2-ly

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Oil .J.v pr rbi. ijyrn s, wri rn P.itf lit fixtures to them. fr ssl rri.-Hr. apr5 4'i Main strt -f . 4f not. um:i'' tojoi :i:s. keft W. R. Botter, 200 bcsli. Irisli rotates s, Just recx'ivfd nt ap4 Kt.l,IOTT'3 FAMII.V CKtlC EKY. German and French Night School. rwWK FJVJtJUtBiujrjBii .no st hkJL spectflllly bes leave to inforin his friend and the puld c in general, that he bat opened night school for the instruction of the HsM and German lauguasMS. I5.-ini4 a rsdiiate of a Kuropsaa University, and a teacher ir practice and e.vperiI eiice, which be hss In come liy cxerti-m during a : nUlnlaT of eali, lis llipes to satisfy all those who 1 may entrust thciusel.es yr be entruateil autu bis care, and l's the natnmage of bis fellow-citizehs. ! Also, younir clerjrmcn and students of tbe rotiiel, i are requested to take notice of his lessons in the ' Hebrew language. Kor j'ariii-ulars, appiy to Bar. Ml. M. UK L If A SCO, Professor if Am ient and MudeTn Laniruapes, I First st.. rearuf Itehm s Commercial College. toay'2-3md itn alio furnisli Tit A i li SUAlKS ot any nacilv. '1 liese Scales are from l be inanufactorv 10. I. FAIRBANKS .( '" , St. .lohnsbm v., VBi nn. nt. Kvery Scale is lasted anil s:ib d and wi rauted corre.'t. Kor teHtiiuouials we reft-r lo li,Ibousaiids of persons usine tht-ei. UtiKNIHlOOK A '., eiits, UOV'24 U i,t.-r Mt I ret . K lino ill.. a n b is Y H t Hot M l, AM) 1 i GERMAN MEDICINES! Till- GKttAT .S T A A' I) A II I H L ' F. U I E S uf the present aife. have iUired their great pop nlaritv only tlironh years of ti ml. I nbound-i-d aafisttictlon it reielt-retl bj e44s-S. them in all HOOF LA NItB O E R M A A li I T T K 11 B VJM. 1MWIT1VKI.V CUKC Liver OfSSinlasmtSa Pyspsilpla. Jaundice, NVrvi-tia Inability, lUeae(t of the Kidin im, ajtd ait jtoaasai arising from u diHitrdeivd li r, or irealinsssj of the ritomacli aud digestive organs, AMI WILL foSITIVKLV PKr.VINT YrlkttO Fectr, Hiliims Vrer, OSM r'- r -r n;tJ Ar - Bee our Alsaanac for proof. Price T.Vts er f - f t ' UOOFLA A''s BJ ISA Mil ' CktllAL Wtl.t, POS1TIVSJ.1 TKK dnigloi, Idsi, or Hoaraentss, Bronchitis; Lrrrfluenaa, Cnmp, Pneumonia, Mcipioul Oonsnmption , and ha perform:! the most RStonldhfng cures evdr known of C O N F I K M K D CO N S 0 If P T I O N' Ah a Diarrhceu cordial it is uneqiialod. Price 70 cents per bottle. HOOFLAND S GERMAN FILLS, bfing well-known tbrougbout Kuril pa and Atner. can need no iourniciel.it ion bere. They are'purcly vegc table, are prepared with groat exactness and sugar-coated. No better Cathartic Ml can be found. Price 25 cents per box. These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson dc Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., aud are sold by druggists und dealers in medicines everywhere. The signature of 0. M. Jackson w ,11 be on the outside ef each bottle .r box. In oar N Ererybodifa Almanac," published an nually, you will rind testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of the country. These almanacs are given awav by all our agents. BEWAUE (y Col S TEli EE I IX See that yon get Hoofland's German Bitters, pre. pared hy Dr. C. M. JackHon, Philadelphia, Pa,, und that his signature is on the wrapper of each bottle Keller a White, Ag- Dts for Kvansville, Ind. Leich A Carlstcdt, do do do dec9 JS respectfnlf inform their friends nudthe jiublic generally, that they have removed their office aud store to their new building on First street, three doors above Pine street, near tbe fouwdrv, whan they will be able to give mure prompt attention to the orders of their customers. A large lot ol stoves will lie sold out at retail, itt wholesale prices, in order to close out the stock. deco KRATZ A fi I . M. A : rUKlhTIAN K11ATZ WM. H FILM AN KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY I B1ANUKACTCRKKS AN I) BI'I LDKRS OKSTEA 51 ENGINKS AND BOILERS, Saw and (MM Mill Macbiie-ry, Tobacco Bersars QnUBXPg Machines, Cbinese Sugar Cane Milts, Tliraitliig Alnclilnes, EVANSVILLE, TND rtpuc PBOPBIXTOBB )E THE CITY EOl M. dry beg leave to inform their friends and th public in general, that they are prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISH INC WORK, and everything appertaining to tin Fonndry bni-i nes- They are manufacturing Steam Knuines ans BotUtma of any size aud power reijuired. SawMili Machinery and Mill Oearing of any size ; Iiistillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Onntmiug MnrhJaea, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mill.. Horsepowers, Corn -shelters, Machinery of all Rtnd-. made end repaired. Iron and Brass Castings ol livery description. Iron Housefronts, Cellar Grab - ix. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; Hollow AVare, Dog Irons, Ac. BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIERS,,, , 1 Supplied with every description of Copper ana ' Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, ' Attemporators, Sparges, SlilllieaiN anil Worms on ' an improved principle, t'olumns for Alcohol StilU, j Yeast Jugs, Cans. Syphon, Ac; I'opper, Lead and I Iron Pipe; Copper, llrass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for Weer, spirits, oil, Jc: Brass Cocks and ' Valves, Steam Whistles, rf-e. Workmen sent to all part to lit up work and do i repairs on Steam Barters, Copper and Sheet Iron I Work, Ac. OLD METALS ROl'CIIT. They are dealing in and selling Allen's Improved ' Steam Oaiure, Wr.uglit I rori welded Pines and Tie bine. Hu I'll HookiUS luiproveil Smut Machine. Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, tiniuan Boll ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Id Itino, Packlnp, Hire, S c u. TH'HI KIIHI llll IMI'-. Ml. el Ifol, It drK 111 Pig Iron. BahU Metal, Spelter. F'ire Brick. They have everv facility ,.f the best Slaibintrv au. I workmen, and v ill give all uoi k eutrimtod to them, their imlividual alt.ntioii. RIBssx orders promptly, wnrn.ntini their woi k. nml are satisfied with reasonable prices. BH OtnVw i id Sale Rooms. No. W Main street, Foundeiy, Hoiler Yard an.! Machine Shop on Pu.e street, between First and ui.l streets, Evans rille, Indiana. dec: I. W. 111'GHh.S, Id Main street, Evansvilla' 3d crates assorted, for the Country Trade iiiJr han

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