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VOL., XVII. EVANSVILLE,.IND. TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1866. ESTABLISHED, rim.

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TSIEGBAPJ. j .. j Iate Advices from Mexico.

General Howard and the Freedrnen'a Bureau. President. Johnson Pre pacing an Explanatory Pr6;tion.D YHCij . ' j Discharge of pierks in the Treasury Department, i Li- Oj Tree i:;, Ordered. South ' American1 :Advices! Bombardment of Callao, "The Spanish Fleet Force' , ,. to Betirei The Markets.' HEWS VIA SEW YOtK. New York, May"21. The Panama JStar and Jlerpkl hav the following: The IL flag ship Vanderbilt and Monitor. MonadnocK arrived in the "harbor kfPanamfc on the evening' of the 12th inst., having sailed from (Jallao on the 2d. At noon the action commenced from the shore batteries, the fire being returned by the Berenguela Villa de Madrid-and Blarocha on the Northern side, and the NumaD;o, RsoIucion and Alamanza on the bouth side. The Villa de Madrid and Berenzueia jvere so badly damaged early in the fight that they were oblifred to withdraw to San Lorenzo, "and the were afterwards followed by the Ntuaanciofand the restbfth fleet were more or less damaged. lhe Spanish Aamirai iMenciez is paid to have been badly nuinied during the engagement. Senor Galvez, Sec retary of Wan was killed by the ex plosion of a battery. The fight lasted" 'until 4 o clock in the atternoon, when it terminated in the withdrawal of the Spanish fleet. Very little damage has NDeen' done to Ualiao, only a iew nun dred dollars' worth of property said to be destroyed, exclusive of what the Tsatteries suffered. Ten Peruvians are reported killed and 20.wouuded.iii Nothing reliable has been hearon the side ot the bpanish, but it is sup , posed to be not very heavy. Owjng to the short ime Jhat elapsed! between the termination 01 the en gagement and the departure of the Vanderbilt. that vessel brings up no further intelligence : nor was it known -.whether the Spanish intended to renew the attack, but it is supposed that theywiUnoL .- ',Jl,t'' The news of the defeat of , the, in-, vader? was received with great enthusiasm by the inhabitants of Panama. Advices from .Valparaiso; April 17, report that the blockade has been raised. The; -eteamef Vmon, withj a.4 Francisco date's h instant, is coming up the BaNews from, the City of ;Mexijeo, jap ; to May 3d, states that a number of exr Confederate settlers in Mexico had had "an interview with Maximilian, during which the Eniperoj- .weleomeif themas7. exiles and expressed hidesire to see American capital and labor introduced into the country, and urging them, at the same time, to take no part in the political discussions on the subject pf slavery, Maxjmilian especially strongly condemned forced labor of every description. -? ? 4 Art cirorv was maae, oc me eveuiug -of the funeral. in4he City of Mexico, of the late Henry lAUewIjex-rebel Governor of Louisiana, to have the coffin borne to the grave and covered with the Confederate flag, but owing to the firmness of the United States Consul, this demonstration was abandoned by the friends of the deceased. Beverly Tucker, while on his way to the Citv of Mexico whither, it is said, he has been dispatched as correspondent for English journals was! plundered ty guerriuas near urizaDa. The EmperQr'wiU send commissioners to represent Mexico at the great Exposition to be held in Paris in 1867. The mortality in the City of Mexico "is said to be very great at present, owing to the defective sewerage and the accumulation of filth, within tho city walls. J - A V 'I ' ' An American engineer .had, contracted to drain the Valleyjof Mexico. ' AnotliAr inundation was feared, the waters of Lake Texuaeo being 'mthin . a. few inches of the Capital." ' ;, V,' .: , luaxinuiian naaent t-ummuu,-; "tion to th e ministsf in , charge .ot the -;;t !fJf rfirMtmo- rmnortant' reduc- ' tinna tor. fw. made in the expenses of Via rinusAholnV at the ajne time voluntarily cutting- dowVhis personal al lowance to D,IXX' per annum New Yokk May 21.1V'The mormpg papers have the following., special disnatfihes from Washinirton : The rumor fa Piirrent in the city" that Gen. How ard is considering itha. propriety of

1! rreedmen s .Bureau. Lewis D. Campbell, the newly -co JUT-'. . -m . , J uruiea iuinisir ta xuexico,' nas ar fc rived in the city from the West, receive his nnal instructions. J The proposed appropriation of eleven or twelve millions of dollars for . the Freedmeu. s Bureau, is creating sordo stir among public capitalists. has already become a question whether that item of the appropriation bill can be passed . without" serious curtailment. r; ! ' J The President is preparing! a proclamation to explain that hi$ recent Peace Proclamation ahrogatedjmartial law j throughout the South, dad that this: one is cecessiy tor: disabuse the public mind ; that military interference in the coming Jeff. Davis trial will prevent an expression of the jury. V ! Tl ! rrv ffit discharges . of clerks, in Jl1 sury xtepartiuem, aro to take Toct Ji.ne SOth; t TJie Dcpattment -A;ii thoroughly canvassed a short time since, andats attachees classed Under three heads: lndispensible, intermedi ate and incompetent. In the latter class especially the slaughter has been hnade. There are :over. three hundred rlxiore to go. " The object is retrenchLjaent. r i The remains of Col. Lewis Qnacktfantry, killed in the seven days batliico, Ail liuuu vi Miuuiuuuu, lias jltccu identified and forwarded to his friends in Michigan. ' ; ' -1 Over two thousand,, bodies Thave been disinterred-' and placed in the National Cemetery at Seven Pine.3, one. thousand two hundred .of whom are unknown. The work stilLgoes ofi. 'J Gen. Grant has ordered the muster out of six more colored" regiments, while 17,000 will be retained in the service. It is intended to send number wf them to lh& far "West. Comptroller Clark has turned ove to- the Ilo'ijse1 Coiitlitlcejola Banks and Banking all the testimony:, and papers in reference to ftie3Ierchaota' National'Bank. t The C.onimitteewill make a thorough expose- of the whole matter, which will show -up frauds that will eclipse any yet published. To-morrow is the -day fixed upon fori taking nn the' Constitutional j Amendmentreported by the-Itecon-'struction Committee, - and Already passed' by the House. It is safe to laa y ; that the1 ' proposed r amen3ments will not pass' the Senate in their presjtnt form. "A special objection will be taken to the.i'amou third section, yhiehitsks the South ,-to-disfranchise itself ttntil 18T0, but whether it wfll be modified or holry stricken out cannot at present be foretold. 4 A ery little Interest is manifested by anyianeJn the approachjng debate and'eontest. A lethargy more alarming than high excitement . is generally visible.?: u ' - H J New i York, " May 21" Savannah fapers report the sailing of the ship ndiaman with 3.428 bales, and the New England with 3,805 hales cotton for Liverpool Among the treasure,' per - Arizona i? half a million von Government account which has not been reported.id I New York; May 21.-:nSpecials 9 the evening papers say that Senato Foster, has requested Jnis- friends in Connecticut to withdraw his "name is a j candidate for -. re-election to the Senate. - . c T .The -President will sign the Postal Appropriation Bill. it is now asserted, on gdbd authority, that Senators MorganStuart, and Lane, of Kansas, will v&te for "the Constitutional amendment if the third section is stricken oirt. iMr. Norton, of Minn., speaks . favorably of the measure. - Private dispatches! from ConneeL cut say that Gen. Terry will be elected Uj Si Senator on "Wednesday. fj General Devins, Komcaanding at Charleston, S. C, hatecerved orders to muster out all the VshitS volunteers in that department, Itaong them the 50tht)hi(K' 'V 1 Ittis the general Topiriian of the Radicals ihat the Piccbnstrwction plan will pass the Senate, minus" the third section. ' Bisnatches from Erie. Pa- say that 87ieasesKi arms, belonging to the New York Fenian Senate, have been seized in that city. 'JThy were consigned. toX F. Crama, Head-Centre for that county. . w- FR09 ST. ST.t:Louis, Mky 2ir ImMhe Oli School Presbvterian Assembly to-day the Memorial Convention, ;,called by Breekmridse. which held session hete last week, was presented and referred to tne vommutee on xms aiju uver tnres. The memorial reviews the relations fbetween the Presbyterian Ohurch and the Confederate General l 11 J 1 aV.: K nml,l,. ire i.ssemoiy, anu aslk.5 tuis jrvrcutuij w treat that body.as entirrly illegitimate, ' and to receive all loval churches in the; Southland to regard Southern btates simply as a field for mLssionarj- labor. A memorial was received from the excluded Commissioner :pf Louisville, protesting against the "action of the Assembly in their case. DrsVansyke, of Brooklyn, also offered a memorial, to the effect that the deliverences of this Assembly eoneerninw royalty not having been sent to.Pjesbyteries, and adopted by them, are notbindingupon churches. , Ul J)t. Board man of .Philadelpliia; con sumed the remainder ot the day ma. speech mainlyin, reply to- .an address of Df . Thomas of Ohio, delivered" on &ot,.irlQTr at?nir stroncr irrnnncTs against the actions of the Assembly

resigning bis position as head of t

in regard to the Louisvilje Presbytery, calling it unjust, -uncharitable and jeopardizing the best-interests of the church .and cause, of eivil and religious liberty. " lion! Samuel Galloway ofOhibylwilli rvply fo-.morrowJ.The following Committee was aDDointed io

investigate" the .Louisville Prsbytery a?etMl)r. McLean: Thomas, Haynes, and Waller.- Elders Galloway, Clark, and Davidson, i . , ,1,11 ; The New School Assembly is prdgressing rapidly in the: transaction of its business, . but nothing of general interest is before it. I ilr. It. A. AI5JIISTEA1.: j Office om Third street, between - Main aad -Ijoctist residence on Third street, between Walnut and Chestnut (adjoining the new Methodist Church) will promptly attend to thedaties of his profeion, in city or country, at all hours ot the day or night. . may id tilim ..-- - -, LAW- CARDS.' Jamks T.- Walkkk, : J. H. Gaedsek. , ! - Justice of the Peace.." Attorney-at-Law. t V; vWAlKEK & ftARMER - Real - Estate, Ctoliecting'ahd - Claim Agents, i;r-L'i;-;(1 , OfHce North side Third street, Bierbower's new buildiusr, optocsite M. 8. Johnson's L law office, - ,; . ; '- t -mayl2dlw Office with James T. Walker, Jnstice of the Peace, in Bierbower's new building. Third street, nearly-, opposite Washington All business entrusted to hini will be promptly and carefully attended to. Particular attention given to collections, and prompt, returns made. ; i . ? - . . ', . Refert to Messrs. Miller, , Gardner & Co.4, Now 4 First ; 'street!, , ., .: -. 4 . . .. MessrsRaiori &, Dickey, No. 3 and 4 South "Water suwfc..'.. . - - ! ': Messrs. Roach & Torian, No. 14 First street. Messrs. ClouM Akin, No. 5 Main 6treet. Messrs. lletM Menifee, No. 13 Main street Messrs, iliiir & Dallam, No. Id North First tKii-.,i Can also refer, if necessary, to a number of eminent practitioners in Kentucky. maylOtf . JAMES T. WALKER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND AGENT FOR OBTAINING PENSIONS, BACK PAY AND BOUNTIES OR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND for the idows and other Ijegal Rep resentatives of those who die in the service :oi the L'roten states, t twice on.the iNorth--west sidt of Third street, near" the Wasungton House, and nearly opposite the Court House, Evansville, Ind. All business entrusted to him will be promptly attended janl8-lv , U11AVIS, 1 '. U. H. Cluiiu Vgreiit , Also, REAL ESTATE, tmd. COLLECTINO Fourth, No. (over Keller's Oun 8tore), Evansville, Ind. . sep!9'65 MORRIS S. JOHNSON. JESSE W. WALKER. JOIOTSOX A WALKER, . , Attprneynt-Law; 'j ': Office onThird street, nearly opposite the Court-House, at the building formerly 00cupiea Dy tn iate ur,joun a. yi aixer. novio am JLtTAiLyJOUXON,' Attorney-at-Law, . NOTARY-PUBLIC, and REAL ESTATE AGENT. Soldiers' and all other" claims procured. Otnce EyansiyUIti, Ind... A ptl5 dtt . J. M. JSH ACKKLFORD. .....U..S. R. I ' Shntkrllonl & ,IIrnbrook, ", ..t'. ATTORNEYS AT LAW! AND REAL ES TATE AGENTS. . Office bii Third Streetl!,between; Locust HIlll IT! Hill. triJL - . .,-1 . - - ! k frompt attetiuon, given. o touee--mi ETS -f For . th Pictorial Book of Anecdotes and Incidents f the Rebel lion, A , beautiful roya4 : octavo volume; 'Containing over 700-doable colqmrrpa gegy and uiustratea wun-over RpTr,w-o, rieiike engrvis..iThe-' iosmprer! rilliant. nd readable book which the war has called forth. The roll of fame and story! The Camp, the Picket, Spy. Scout, sivouacana' eiieae, ,wiin eioi paring, HaixMo-iliHid EAcdunters, Start ling "Surprises, Wonderful Escapes, Famous Words and Deeds of Women ; Sanitary and Hos pital Scenes, Prison Experiences, Partings nd Reunions, Last Words of the Dying. Mementoes ot the xenaer i-assion; rinai Scenes and, Events, in the JUreat toina. and all those m'omentous hours, acts, and movements the memory of which will live in letters of blood before the eyes, and burn Itke fire In the hearts, of those who participated in them these, sifted like gold, are hiM'e presented ;in all their .attractions, ssend for circularand see our term. 'Address. National Publishing Company, 14H West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. inaylS dw3m d2t a w . HOSTETTEK'S STOMACH BITi TERS. V. j MUSHROOM IMITATIONS. Success is the "prevalent cradle" of innttmerable hilmbngs." No seoner! had;Ho9T5TtrEH,si'T0MAcii Bitters made their maik In the world than up sprang a host o imitations, and as the fame of the great restorative grew and spread, tne pestiierous crop of poisonous mockeries t,hickened. Butt tne"Hrae medicine has' lived them down. One by one they have disappeared. When the bellows of puffery, whlcn kept alive the feeble fire of their borrowed repu tation, ceased to blow, they ceased to live; and thus they continue to come and go, MeanwbCf , TJoqTjrt-tER'sl Bitters, .the great protective and remedial tonic of the mk 'have progressed In popularity wun each succeeding yewfi Thelr success as means of preventing and curing the diseases resulting from malaria, unwholen.ter. and all unhealthy climatic in fluences, has been boundless; and as a remedy ior uyspepsw uivvr tuinpai, Fever and Ague,' General Weakness and Debility, and all complaints originating in Indigestion, they are now admitted to be miuHnr to uit other preparation ever ad vertised or prescribed. From the home market. -W- which K fev. Tears wnicn iv iewi jeans ago inc. .uTaro mnfinnl. their sale hps been extenc ded Into every taie in tne union, over me whole of South and Central America, Mexico, the West Indies, the Sandwich Islands, AKtrn.ltn.. china, and Japan. 1 Home and foreign testimony continue to show that, Hostetteh's Bitters are the- most reniRrkable tonic and lnviKorant in the world. mayl7 dlw

MISCELLANEOUS.

; Dissolution of Copartnership, i Tilt VOIAT.KR)Slill HERETOfore existing between B. F. Gatch and K. C. Gatch, under the name and style' of Gateh & Son-, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, li. C. patch retiring from the firm. - ' , r . , B. F. GATCH. May 8, 1866. . R. GATCH. is 'r f t ;, i . , e ' ' IX' ' CopaxtnOTiip; ' ' WE. THE UXOERSIGVEO, HAVE t his day formed a copartnership, under the- name and style of Gatch & Lozier, and will continue the business at the old stand of Oatch & Son, No. :J7 Maia street. K. F. GATCH. May 8, 18G6. II. A. LOZIEK. A CardTar RETIRIXO FROM THE FIRM JL of Gatch & Hon, T cit n vn t l-i ri n Lo -v aiii patrons .Tor past favors, hoping the same success may continue with my suc-essors. mayiou - - - ti. u. gatch.. MARIXE HOSPITAL FOR SILK. . Surveyor's Office, ) kvaxsvillk, and., .uay a, t I will receive sealed proposals until the 6th day of Jnne next for the purchase of the Marine Hospital near this city. The grounds contain about three acres. The building (now well adapted or hospital uses), with a little alteration, might be converted into a factory. Terms ofacUe, rash ; or, by paying interest, the purchaser may have timfe, as follows: One-third cash, oue-third in one year, and one-tnira in two years, try gtvmg notes, with personal security. i Bids will be received for t lease of the property for one or two years from the 30th of June next. A. L. ROBINSON, inay4 dtilljune6 Surveyor of Customs. Marine .Hospital Notice. Surveyor's Office. if 136. A Evjlksvi lIjK, Ini., May EALED PROPOSALS WIIL BE received at this office until 12 o clock. meridian, on Tuesday, the 5th day mf June next, for boarding and nursing, including medicine and medical attendance, of Marine Hospital patients at this port from the first day of July. 1866, to the 30th day of June, 1S67. '--'' - . .. Bidders will please state the price ier week for each patient, ' The successius mcioer win De required to enter into a written contract, In the penalty of one thousand dollars, with sufficient personal security for his faithful performance. , A. L. ROBINSON, . mayl dtd "! Surveyor of Customs o oiKsoore piease copy.j Coroner's Inquest K INni'EST WAS HELL, MAY 12th, - 1SM. on the liody of an unknown man. in Union Township, found in the Ohio River, supposed to have iK-en drowned off the steamboat Missouri. ' Ho was about 35 years of age; had black whiskers, black mustache, and black hair : small, delicate hands, and small feet; had on his person a tine white not unuer-snirt, oiacK striped over-shirt, drilling Irawers. white cotton socks; about 5 feet 8 inches hhjh. 1 jutir mscHMAS, Coroner Vanderburgh County. maylG dlw t s uopaxtnersnip. , THE ITNDKRSIGNKD. HAVE 'tain day formed a copartnenUiip, Under tin? name and style of L. Ielehart & Co., to carry 011 the Grocery and Provision business, in the building formerly occupied by Cross A 'Crofts; Third street, between Main and ijwtnttret.' " ' : - . . : JOHN H. UOKGMAN. LKVI IGLEHART. f. Evansville, Iay 10, 16. TQ EFERRIXO TO THE ABOVE, IT JTv. is-with creat pleasure introduce our successors to our late numerous friends and ctomers, and solicit for them the same liberal patronage heretofore extend . . mi. .. . 1 1 . .mi r.-'nj . el to us. ,CROSd St. CROFTS. s j May 10,1806. L. IGLEHAKT. J. H. BORGMAN. j L. IGLEHAKT & CO., THIRD STREET, bet. Main and Locust, i j CITY ; GltOCERY. ; ; A COMPLETE 8TO'K AND GENeral assortment of Staple anf Faney Groceries constantly on hand, with fresh i arrivals of Country Produce, such' aa Bit ter, Eggs, l'oultry, sc: it will be our aim to supply an reason able wants io our line of a well-regulated ' familv. 1. lliLlirlA KT & , Also, the best'brands Meal, Fed, Ac, t n . r of r lour, t'ornrt 1 fmaj-I2 iff NOTICE IS HEREBY 1 GIVEN1TO ALL rt .THOSE HAVING A SELF-ACTING. :HA13-LpOM That, we are tirenared to furnish them, on hort notice, warps for Weaving Jeans, of the Dest quality, reaay 10 weaw, as jow as can be boueht anywhere. Orders wili be promptly aMentVed to.5. Send pneyur beams. johjv w. KCi.iN k tu.j j Corner Bond street and canal, t Evansville Wool Factory. The Undersigned resDeetfuIly announce to the Public in generaC bat mast especial ly to the farmers, tnat they are prepared to take 111 vvooi iormanuiaciuriunmw me following Goods, viz. : Jeans, Blankets, Covkrifts, Plain and j NETS & MKKJfINO YAKX. On the most reasonable terms and short notice. We have also a good supply of the above Goods on hand for sale or exchange for wool. so that persons living atadisWJILve, wuu UllUg Dliu 1111:11 l uui caiij. can have their goods right off. Price list . 1 .. 1 .1 for manufacturing will be sent on applica tion. Office and Vnctory corner Bond street and Canal.--- JOHN W. GRUEN & CO. aptMjni . ., , T TINWARE. II. E. BLEMRER iTTAS REMOVED J FROM HIS OLD p stand on Main street to his new house, 1 No. 14 Second Street Between Main and Sycamore, and received a large addition to hi stock 01 ware, so that he now has the largest and best selecteo sioc& in me cuy 01 .., Plain and Fancy Tinware, f'ooklna and Heatinir Stoves. Mantles, Manila, f ronts, the very best enameled Grates, fine and common: Skillets and Lids: Ovens and Lids: Suear-Kettles Doe-Irons: Smoothina--Irons. fancy and common; uoal -ilods and vases; umannia Ware; Iron. Tinned, and Enameled Ware, and everythliiK connected with the business; in fan, a general assortment of ' 3 'H0USE-FDKNISHING'G00DS. BW A good assortment of Tinners' Stock, ' Bar All Jobbing, uch as GUTTERING KUUM.u, c, done at snort nouce. 1 All warranted as rerjresented. Ofters to sell cheap, at wholesale or retail Orders solicited. aprl3

CARPETS.

Jnst IVhat is deeded. OAHPET WAREHOUSE House Farnlsnlnsr EstaMIstim't "Win. ITrciicIi & Co. HEADQrARTERS 1 I OF SUPPLIES' POB ' '.'V .:; ' Families, StcaniIoats & Hotels. VELVET CARPETS, ' ,: THREE-PLY CARPETS, , ; TWO-PLY CARPETS, I INGRAIN CARPETS 5 VENETIAN CARPETS COTTAGE CARPETS, . , LISTING CARPETS, T o 9. I"1 0 RAG CARPETS, lr-".-1 HEMP CARPETS, ' ;' . V(K)L DRUGGETS', ; ' CHINESE MATTING, . MANILLA MATTING, COCOA MATTING, i p. 2 H ..Mi ' 3D VELVET RUGS, BRUSSELS RUGS,"' ., OIL CLOTH KLUJV VELVET, MATTS, v ? f Oll -i 9 RUBBER MATTS, . .. . ; , 1 COCOA MATTS, ' . t 'ADELAID MATTSt; WINDOW SHADES, . -SHADE FIXTURES, 1 J , ..WOOL DAMASK, - ; WINDOW HOLLANDS, LACE CURTAINS, v gilt Cornices,".' jz-PICTPRE TASSFLS, -' 'H V.0' STAIR LINEN AND OIL CLOTlIfci ; ', . , SILVER-PLATED STAIR RODS, .,ih.J PAPIER MA CHE STAIR RODS,' POLISHED BRASS STAIR RODS, TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS, " LINEN AND CX)TT6NSHETINGfe ; LINEN ANDX)TTON PILLOW CASING, RUBBER SHEETING; Water Frot,y "u is WOOL and RUBBER PIANO COVERS VELVET and BRUSSELS FOOTSTOOLS, ' TABLE OIL CIX)THS; &a, j , ' V: Experienced Paper Hangers anJi Uphol sters will be furnished when required. Car pets cut and made to order.,i QU Cloths fitted' and put down. Cornices raotnted and put up. "Window Shades hung. , Win. dow Valences, of elegant stylef and .new designs, made up .and furnished on short notice. All work warranted. Prices guar anteed as low as in any similar establish ment in tho United states.: wive as a can. ii I ft AO. 10 jf'irsi ircei, ,. -it ., .VI ' U ' ' - ....... ! Ur-ST AIRS. .! ' -f ' I' BANKING. l!l"'J ,;."..! .-. " 1350,000 ii. ! : V . ' -.0 ,:- -vt - "' Capital Paid in LImitea to MERCIIASTS, NAJIONALBANK co-r eva: vansvilie. C. IS. Bement, - - rres't. John I. Roche, ' - Cashier. Having commenced business at its office, corner of MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, offers its services to the citizens of Evansville and its. vicinity, being prepared to carry on a legitimate r. .-,. ; Genera! Banking Business, .And to purchase and supply 7-30 Tbeasubt Notes, Gold ajtc Silver, Bank Notes, Exchange. Buys U. 8. Certificates, Bonds, and other Securities, and Discounts Foreign and Domestic Paper: and, for the accommodation of Mechanics and others, who have invested their aavings in the popular Government I oans, it offers to receive packages of tt s Wnnrt. interest Bearine otes and other Securities, on Special Deposit, free of charge, affording small holders the opportunity to avoid the insecurity and risk ot retaining them in their own possession. Jel9tf

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j- Que eiisivar e 'Hir CONSIDER OUR ADVANTAGES! W i are now reeeivina our Oueensware di "rc.:t from the 1'otters of the Old World f At New Orleans, our eralen r liutotod from : theOcean Steamers, and placed on board Steamboats, which land them at our wharf ; in this city, thus making but one translet ' from, ,-.,, , , . .1. !, :v i-!-. I " LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND -TOr r-t Evansville, Indiana. .!! ,'. '.;-,-.'- -f :" . . Vou will observe, therefore, that we 6-. cure'afe and speedy transportation, as well las great saving in breakage, which alone is a very important item to be considered in thecostof our Wares. . Our Stock Is one of the largest and best assorted to be found In the West, and for. sale: at ' . , ' i Extremely , Low Prices. 'We are now manufacturing every description of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will sell at les than Cincinnati prices. ' ' Lamp Stock, consisting of Burners, . Shades, Chimneys Feg. and Feet, for aale at manufactureiW prices. Our new Catalogue and Price Ltat for 1 is now ready for distribution, which will be furnished to Merchant only, on application. . i j 'dress GOODS. --.. 1 A new supply just received mart3 3m At HEAD MOONETfS, No, 49 MaJi irtreet.

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