The Evansville journal. [volume], April 19, 1866, Page 5, Image 5

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THE EVANSVI1L,E DAILY JOU3EIBTAL, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1866.
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liew Metropolitan.
-j.- , FIRST STREET, ', ,
, : , Between Vine and Sycamore.
Martin Golden, Manager.
K. C. Grierson, Acting and Stage Manager
. .Last Night but Two of the
IVr-i JW-EB'B SISTERS; )
who have been induced to repeat the great
. Burlesque of PCM3A-HON-TAS.
BELLA GOLDEN will, by request,
c! ! sing "Beautiful Dreamer. '
( ' ,VXHIKS1AT JETEXIXG, April 19th,
.;: . will be presented the Drama of :
The Wandering Boys of Switzerland
To conclude with
PO-CA-HON-TAS; '
-': Or, the' Gentle Hataobu ?!
i'i ) . Jij .i 'i u m .. ai ;;.,
Doors open at 7? the curtain will rise
promptly at 8 o'clock.
The Box Office will be open daily from
10 A.M. to 4 o'clock p.m., when seats may be
secured without extra charge.
LOCAL notices. :
8, Mahogany and Fancy Table
Oil Cloth has just been opened at i
. Y Sl Schapker, ' B tssiNQ & Co's.
A furnished room, without
board, wanted by a gentleman, v. Ad
dress: Drawer, Box 41, P. O., stating
terms, &c. Aprl9 d2t.
gyA fine assortment of Silk, Silk
Thread, and,Grloves at No 82, Main
street. " ' Hawley & Smith.
. apl9-lwd. ...
Patent Medicines. t . - i
- " Some of the largest and most sue-
'stceeaful business men' in the 'country
are those who hare confined their at
tention to the preparation and sale of
- i Potent Mflimnfts- l will Vnoti do to
say that they have made their money
by simply humbugging the people.
Their medicines, in most instances,
;';;itmust possess merit, or they, would not
" meet with salo for any length of time
however vigorously and1 systematic
allv thev mizht be advertised. The
caynes oPJtaadelph.ia,tlflOAyires! of
Boston, the various Sarsaparilla
A manufacturers, Hembold of New
'. York, and the different .men , who
have engaged in the preparation ; of
tonic bitters, have all realized tor-
lave a" "auuw
e Vi:thm baTe. builtN
-il'luhesl and some
magnificent marble palaces in, which
to carry on their business. , , ;
T)r. K..' A. Armistead.' ot our City, in
connection with Messrs. Cloud &
Akin, wholesale Druggists, has pre
pared several patent medicines which
promise to become as popular, and
prove far more efficacious, than those
which 'bate attained ta fame in the
East. First, we have Armistead's
Tonic Syrup,- a sure cure, for, Fever
and "Ague. " Next, 1 Armistead's 'Uni
versal Ointment, for the cure of all
manner of ulcers, sores, burns, &c.
Lastly1 Ve: notice1 Armistead's Pile
Ointment, an excellent remedy, said
'j 'tobeJ by those who have tried it:
v-1 -Dr.' 5 Armiatead has i long been- a
".n practising ' physician ' in ' Henderson','
,i' ncl is till engaged in his profession
' - (J ih ' our city, 1 His preparationa hare
.p- - met with - hearty approval when, tried,
and jnust ultimately becomewide-
spread in their usefulness. j
Messrs. Cloud & Akin, who prepare
and sell these medicines, are excellent
I Druggi8ts!one 6f J Ihein, Mjr. IJloud,
is, perhaps, one of the most intelli
gent and thorough chemists in the
State. We are quite confident he
would 'notpermit -Ms" own, or the
name of the house with which he is i
connected, to go on a worthless medi
cine. tS3Go to Warren '& Conyngtbn's
for Pianos. The finest instruments
made in this country, are there, i ; ;
'l 1 ! egThe best stock if baby: Cabs in
the city, are at ; .
apl9-lw. Warren k Conynqton S.v
Crescent i City Silver Band,
Attention I You are requested to
meet at the store of Warren & Qon
yngton at 4 o'clock this evening. 1
' ' G. W. Wtarren; Leader.
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8J Great decline in Silks at Head
& Mooeny's. New Style and New
j. Stock entire, of. Silk Basques, Sacks,
.Ci at 371 per cent, reduction. Good
Black Dress Silk, three-quarters wide,
at tl!35 Der yard. , -
Those wanting a silk basque will do
well by calling at Head & Mooney's
No. 40 Main street. ' - f
Cincinnati. April. 17 Noon.--The
river nas iauen v "
inches water in the channel. W eather
lear;' thermometer 75. j
i
'k-rLead the aaveruaeuicun , vi
t i - 1 JUv. , . . ' 4 ' '
Washington Housx.We notice
that considerable improvements are
being made in the in ternal" arrange
ments of the Washington House.
The office is undergoing some changes,
and the rooms are to be newly papered
soon. We arc, glad .to notice this
spirit of enterprise. M Xi Vpeals' weU
for the proprietress, Mrs. Webb. j
Wanted. A Situation in a Busi
ness house or office as Porter, Clerk
or Book-keeper ;'has filled each of
these places to entire satisfaction. No
trouble to give the lest references,
Address Book Keeper,
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P. O. Lock-box S.
Ice. Persons wishing to be suppli
ed withiIcSl theiainpf prJce that
canal Ice is furnished, will leave or-t
ders at Cook & Healy's House Keepers,'
Emporium, No. 76 Main street. j
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FRESH FLOWER SEEDS
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AT j
Mathews Fullerton's. j
apl4-lw j i
., Wanted.-?-; A good girl Jtodjo gener
al housework. Apply to M rs. Golden,
Locust street, between First and Sec
ond streets, south side.
Sewing Machines. As there is aU
present mucL inquiry for good Family
Sewing Machines, :o to Bittrolfi1&
Co., No. 28 Main street, and .see the
Wilcox & Gibbs, one of the best
They have all the good points !of
other celebrated machines, with none
V! .ijiiirlSTi iri,A -4
vi. iuch uiwtquwjm. auc jiih-c, i
also, is reasonable, being about 25 per
cent.lower. Call a"d see one in oper
ationv ' ijI ' ' ' J o; aplg-lw
Keep it before the people !of
JVranderburgh- and neighborkig. eoun-
ties, that Larlin keeps constantly On
hand the best Cassimeres, Cloths and
Vestings, &c., which can be obtained
any where,' and' that his'-cutting and
making of gent's garments cannot be
surpassed. All sorts of Clothing,
comprising ' - boys and youths' suits,
can be found at this establishment ' in
. H rt 't-t -,?' i
fPdles9' .vane y. ..CaU ,ana, see, aste
nas greauy. reauceu ine pnqp on every
thing he has in the .Girthing line, and
is seuing ior less tnan any otner nouse
in tW city at No. 8 First tTeet.
w'(xXNASitTo&9 ';4esmng' the
establishment of a irvmnasiuni in the
- : . - .
City, are informed that a 'Subscription
nnnpr la bfen rA'lof in the nanrU nf
paper nas been piace- in tne flanas oi
Mr. Dobejl, alhis book store,', on Mam!
street, where
quested to
terms are $10,
signing the' paper, and the i balance! at
tne time me gymnasium is openea.
iv ; ! . ' i : I. . . f .K !
;v"'i.Lt'r;.it v be': rememberedthat
Hawle & Smith are prepared 4o fur
nish to order, "or ready-made, every
thing desirable;, and, seasonable for
Gents-and Boys' wear. Call at the
Great Wardrobe and look at the new
goods. ' t(?-
s i : i EMWiAPFUiK16-
Hisses Emma and Ada Webb:
We. the undersigned, annreeiatihar
true dramatic genius, Tand the arduous
efforts displayed by each of you to
amuse i and please, tfie batrons of the
New Metropolitan Theatre during
your sojourn m our, city, would, as a
slight tofcen. c?the esteem ano-Tegard
in which you are held by our citizens,
respectfully tender you a Compliment
ary. Benefit, to: be given on Friday
evening, the 20th inst., if the time will
suit your protessional engagements :
Morris L. Johnson,' W, B.' Menifee.
J. B. Head, Geo. W Shanklin, John
Travis, J oseph JSemomn. H. VV . CJloud,
VV. tl. f. IStodaara, Jesse aijcer,
W. ILHoleman. W. A. Pasc.B. H.
Griffitbr, Phih Geissler, ELowenthal,
Moses Kohn, W. H. Law, WJ F.
BycrsiX hnw Go'rg Wafren, Thos.
Mooney, G. W. Hawley, Thos. Gaither,
J. N. Silverthorn. j
3etrs. Morris S. Johnson - IV. B.
Manifee, George" W.;Sha7iJch'n, W:
II. IIoleman,:TJiomas Gaither J.
N. Silverthorn,'r'nd others:
Gentlemen: ifo t note has been
read with more than ordinary pleas
ure and gratification. ' In our itiher
, an . interesreo ' jare re- nant tnereon, witmn tmrty aaj-
. . 1 - l I - . . j I nkliAnt4M. " 11,1c, 1 .... t
uai auii euuaviiiws. x ub . . I , a Mi McGrifi: , -Clerk of the city of
, for One year, i'nstrUC- I Evansville, do hereby certify fliat the fore-
tlODL use of the room afiid " all Includ-1 order of saidjConncil, passed on the 12th
- 7; t. ' 1 ' V ' n - ' " : .-J--- " . . i day of March, A.D. 1866, so far as Tt Yelates
ed.' 1 r ive.douars are to be .-paid on to the within-named lot. s
ancy you shall not De iorgouen since
we remember you as friends. That
we,, may prove worthy shall . bej i the
study ' of our lives, as we are j en
couraged by your kindness, itf feeling
that you believe, even in our. profes
sion, where, to the thinking and intel
ligent mind, there is found more to
enlighten than to darken even here,
dwelling in its midst, surrounded by
all its allurements, we may.underiHis
watchful eye, 4e sublimated into piety.
- " With 'heartfelt thanks; your grate
ful and obedient servants; 1 (
' -- it Emma H. Webb,
-' ": f ;iv 'Ada"L WebbJ ' o-'
; EvanaYille, 'April 1, 18C6. V-
IEX.
RIGGS. On the 7th inst., of lung fever,
Wm. RitQtt in the sixty-ninth year of his
age-. , ..... ' '
The. funeral will take, place this, morn
ing, at Meehanicsvllle, at ten o'clock.
Friends of the family are Jnvited to
attend. ' !
KKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
if.,
INSTRTJCTIOliTX
Evansville
Collegiate School.
f Tf lit' 9i
THE
THIRD TESM OF THIS
IN-
stitution -closes -May 5th, and the Fourth
Term commences May 7th. ., Parents who
would like to trust their boys under my
carershould' hot fail to balf son:
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I CITlTr HOTICES.
; -v . ;, Election-Notice., - i
IT IS RIEREI ET THE COMMOSf
Council of the City of Evansville, that,
on MONDAY, the 30th day of April, 1H66, an
election shall ie held in said city, in pur
suance of "AK. 'Act to amend the fortieth
clause of section thirty" of the charter of
said city, passed at the last session of the
General Assembly of the State of Indiana.
'i'ne said election snail De neia ror the
purpose of ascertaining whether the quali
fied voters of said city do or do not desire
the Com" mon Council aforesaid, for and on
behalf of said city, to subscribe for and
take stock in the- Evansville and Cincin
nati Railroad Company to the amount of
ONE HUNDRED. .AND -, FIF.TY. . THOU
SAND DOLLARS. 1 1 ,Vl!'$r1
Said election shall be by ballot: and trpon.
"-e ticket of those who desire said stock to
be so taken.'as aforesaid, shall be written
f. printed-the words " Take Stock," or
oiner wowis clearly expressing sucn ciesire;
and upon the ticket of those who do not
desire said stock to be So taken, as afore
said, shall be written or printed the words
"Take No Stock," or other equivalent
words.. .. .-.:'. ,;,, .? :; i.:f
In all other respects the said election
shall be conducted in the same manner,
and be governed by the same rules and
regulations, as the regular annual elec-
uon ior omcers or saia city, except mat no
one can vote at said election who shall not
nave paid a city tax within twelve months
next be
fore such election.
Said election shall be held at the usuai
places of holding city elections; and notice
of the time and places of holding said elec
tion shall be given by publishing a copy of
the order six days it two daily newspapers
printed and published in' said city; the last
of which publications shall be at leawt five
days before the time of holding said elec
tion. One of said newspapers shall be a
German paper, and publish a translation
of this order in the German language; and
no unimportant defect in such translation
shall affect the validity of the notice.
?r? -'2 A. frf'McGRIFF, Clerk".
Evansvllie.'ApririS, 18ttS. j
it 11 ; n.l0n.55P m?-l I
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ORDER OF COCNCIl IIRKCTI5f
LOT ,TO BE FILLED. , i
And nowhere it appearing to .the'ComS
mon Council of the city of Evansville that
the south-east one-third () of lot number
two nunarea ana seventeen (ai7), uonauon
ir lTnluifrovwianT id un LltnutaH thai FotQi nnL
lecU and remains stagnant thereon:; and
the owner ot said Jot is hereby
aildreauirea bv the said Council
directed
to fill un
said lot to swh a" height, as will prevent
water from icCJiecting and remainfug stiig-
s iron tne
ri-ii- nereto-snosorijee my -name ana
1.-3EAI..J afflxea tne 8eRl of said cityt hls
TfT 19th day of April, 1866. -
apr!9 6t . A. T1. JMcORlFfi Cifik.
ORDER OF COHJiCIl DIRECTISG
..,, - LOT TO BE FILLED. ;
And now here it appearing to the Com
mon Council of the city of Evansville that
lot number two hundred and nineteen
(219), Donation Enlargement, is so situated
that water collects and remains stagnant
thereon ; and the owner of said lot is heref
by directed ana reqnirea ny tne saia coun
cil to till up said lot to such a height as will
prevent water from collecting and regain
ing stagnant thereon, within jthirt days
from the publication of this order. t
I, A. M. McGriff, Clerk of the cit of
Evansville. do herey certify that the fore-
going is a true and. completecopy o an
oraer ot saia uouncii, passea on tne ivxi?
day of March, A.D. 18j6, so far as it relates
to the within-named lot. i
In- witness whereof, I have
cc , hereto subscribed my name and
li5Ai,.j affixed the seal of said city, this
. . . v ; 19th.day of April, l!6.s
apr!9 6t , : - 7A. M. McGRIFF.'Clerk.
H. E. BLE2IRER
Has' removed from; His old
stand on Main .street to his new
house, i :-.!.: -r a.!.'- ! -a. UV-i
No. 14 Second Stream ', :
Between Main and Sycamore, and received
a large addition to his stock of ware, so
that he now has the largest and best select
ed stock in the tity of V OA. I . ..
Plain JaM; Fancy ; Tinware,
Cooking find Heating Stove'Mantles,
Mantle Fronts, the very best Enameled
Grates, fine and common; Skillets ana
Lids: Ovens and Lids; Sugar-Kettles;
Dog-Irons; Smoothing-irons, fancy ana
common Coal Hods, and Vases; Britan
nia "Ware; Iron, Tinned, and Enameled
Ware, and everything connected with; the
business; in fact, a general assortment or
-"HOUSEFURNEHING
S- A good assortment of Tinners' Stock.
All Jobbing, such as GUTTERING,
ROOFING, Ac, done at short notice, j
Offers to sell cheap, at wholesale or tetaiL
yruers soiicitea.
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P A 1 li 1 0 A A. U if
(Successors to W. M. Aikman & Co.,)
GENERAL AGENTS, PRODCt'E,
Forwarding and Commissioiw Mer
chants, Evansville, Indiana. Refee jto H.
o. Wheelerj Pres't First National Bank.
Jnd Sam'l Orr, Vice President EvansviUe
National Bank, ' '- 'v- "
( . Ajenta for Ohio River Salt Co. nolHj
' - i icr Liitz. in a i l nr niiu twin uiTTt-r i i yji ti
I j. t .-In. witness whereof. I have
MILlIKERi:Ar ftrst-clasa Milliner, at
MRS. SCHFER'S, between Main
and Sycamore. f aprlO tf
HAKDS-To work in a Sash, Door, and
Blind Factory". The highest wages
and steady employment will be given to
good men who understand their business.
None others need apply. Inquire at the
factory. HUNNEL & SONS, ;
Corner Walnut street and the Canal.
apr!8 Evansville.
A RARE CHANCE FOR AN ENTER
prising man to make money in a
manufacturing business that pays 125 per
cent, profit. Ten thousand pounds have
ceen sold in the last month by one man.
But little capital is required to carry on
the business. For particulars, Inquire of
A. JOHNSON & CO., i
Division street, between Third and Fourth,
next door to Central House. aprld lw
FOR RENT.
"Ipr V H E Th e house on Main street now
JC3L occupied by Street & Burt is' Marble
Works, f nquire of t JOHN A. REITZ.
aprlltf - .... ;.
FOUND.
MOSEYr-A small sum of money, Whichl
the owner can have bV nrovine Dro-i
perty and paying for this.advertisement. M
tt J'. U W , ( . , , --. . . ... .
FOR SAT.JI.
T EATMEB . BKlTIlVG r- SUPERIOR
JLi Leather JBelting, 5,000 feet, from 1 to
U inches, for sale by . - -
aprlOdlw . -: , GEO. S.: SONNTAG & COj.
OID -WHITE WllE AT. HOIK-A
choice brand, by.-. t- -.,;- ,-. ; .
. ...,.!..-, , -m :-. COX & HUMPHREY, -aprlidtf
Water Street.
rNE - EJffilSE AKD BOILER With
IL Pump and everything complete, and
ready to run 0 Inch cylinder and ltf inch
stroke.- Boiler 16 feet long, and 32 feet i
diameter. Apply to BLOMER & HOING,
aprl4 , .' Main St., bet. First and Second.
'ntACKFORD'S ' ESTATE Building
,13 Lots in Upper Enlargement I am au
thorized to sell fractional lot 11, In iot
Nos. 7, 8, 27, 49, 52, 58, and 59, in the Upper
Enlargement,-at reasonable rates, and on
easy terms. Apply to . -apl4d8teod
.THOS. .E. GARVIN, Third Str
OUSE Apply to Captv A Darling. ' A:
Two-Story, Brick House.-con tainine
iz rooms, witn excellent; ceiiar ana -roomy
garret; one- acre of ..land finely improved
with fruit trees and 8hrubbery.it Out hous
es of all kinds in perfect order. Location;
for beauty and healthfulness, unsurpassed.
Will be sold much under its value. m31-3w
r ARM Containing 180 acres, 75 acres of
which are cleared; Is situated on the
Ohio River, abouteight miles above Smith
land. For further particulars inquire of C
janI7 J. C. DUSOUCHET & CO. s
AUCTION SAT.KS.
A RARE CHANCE! ) .
Building Lots at Auction.; "
I WILL, NI'LL, AT THE DOOR OF
the court-house, in 'the city of Evans
ville, on SATURDAY, April 21, 1866. eight
fine Building Lots, containing from two to
five acres each, on the plank road, near
Pigeon Creek, and near the Old Fair
Ground. Four of said lota front on the
plank road, and the other four front on a
street back of the first lots. These lots have
fill been, platted, -and are, very desirable
.building site ftwv persons doing, business
m tne city. Terms maae Known on aay oi
sale. Title good.
Sale to commence At 2 o'clock p.m. : , .
-"A.G. SULLrVAN,
Real Estate Agent.
H. Gumberts, Auctioneer. aprlS tds
Auction Sale of Bufldings, Lumber,
. : : Fencing Wagons, &c. ! . .
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
at public auction: on the premises, on
SATURDAY, Aeiui. 21, 180B, at 10 o'clock
a.m., a good Dwelling House, large Frame
Barn, a large Stable (capable of accommo
dating sixty head of horses); also, about
20,000 feet of good Building Lumber, be
sides somtf good Plank Fencing yalso, some
Wagons and a Buggy; together with some
good Work Horses and Mules. Come and
examine, at the head of Water street,
Evansville, Ind. '
Terms cash. L. ADLER.
aprlS tds .
: -Valuable Real Estate "for' Sale.
mHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER
rJL for -sale; at -auction,? on BATpRDAY,
"APRii. zwttt, irom -tne porcn' xr tne oia
Branch Bank in this city, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 12 in., imme
diately afterv the i sale of -the banking
house, that desirable tract of land known
as the " Old Fair Ground." The tract con
tains sixteen acres, more or less, and for a
country seat, or market garden, there is no
pot more worthy the attention of, pur-
eh'Bsers. it is situate two ana ariiait miles
from the city, on the plauk road.
Terms of sale One-half cash, the other
half within twelve months, witji interest,
secureu oy mortgage.
' M SAMUEL ORR.
aprl8dts,wlt C R. BEMENT. ?
. Valuable Property for Sale.
WILL BE HOLD TO THE HIGH--est
Bidder, "from the portico of the
Branch Bank, on- Saturday, the 28th of
April, between the hours of ten and twelve
o'clock a. sc., the Banking House Property
of the Evansville Branch of the Bank of
the State of Indiana, being lot No. 35, : Old
Flan of Evansville, (except a strip 5 feet in
width, adjoining lot No. 36,) with the Bank-
Inst TIoiiko i ii'i ti . n rl o M improve.
mcDU iheieou; conditioueU thut tlio prop
erty will be sold subject to a lease to the Ev
ansville National Bank, extending to the
1st day of March, 1867, at a monthly rent of
3200payahle quarterly, and conditioned,
also, that all taxes and assessments there
on for thq current year. (I860) shall be. paid
by the' purchaser whlch conditions will
be inserted in the Deed.
Terms of sale cash.
By order of the Board of Directors. ;
- G.- W.-RATHBONE, Pres't.
Evansville, April 16, 1806. aphid tds
hall's Vegetable ' Sicilian
HAIR1 RENEWEU has proved itself to be
the most perfect preparation for the hair
uucieu to me puuuc
'tT wfLX h estore grey bair to its OBIt
GINAL COLOR, ' i
It will keep the hair from falling out. -It
cleanses the scalp and makes the hair
soft, lustrous, and silken, , c, ',
It Is a 'splendid nair dressing. . 1
No person, old or young, should fail to
use It
' It Is recommended and used by the first
medical authority I ; '
Ask for Hall's Sicilian Vegetable Hair
Renewer, "and take no other. 1 , '
B. P. HALL & CO., Nassau, N. H.,
,i ; , , Proprietors.
For sale by Keller & Whitb, and drug
Ists generally. ' '. . : ' ' ..; :;, . oct33 6 tm
REiiX ESTATE. S AXE.
valuable Seal ESTATE
ZWILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
at the Court House door, in the city of
Evansville, Ind., on Tuesday, May 1st,
1808,
REAL ESTATE
lying and being In the city and suburbs of
Evaotfvinej xliuf-j -i v ; '
1st. Part of Lots 27 and 28, in Lower or
McGary's Enlargement, 82 by 150 feet,
with good Frame Dwelling, with 7 or 8
rooms, Stable, Wood House, Ac.
2d. Lots 10, 11, 12, 13. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19,
in Cowan's sub-division of out lot 3, Upper
Enlargement This Is the ,
; Best Vacant Property f
for nrivftte residencAo In the rft.v. ! .
! 3d. Lot 20, in Cowan's sub-division ofbut
lot 3, Upper Enlargement, with a substan
tial new Two-story Frame Dwelling of 9
rooms, 2 halls, 2 porches, Stable,. Wood
House, &c, all in complete order, ready for
occupancy; also, Gas Pipes through the
nouse. i
4th. Northwest third of Lot 66, Old Plan,
one of the
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2. BEST.BUSINESS LOTS
' j f ' m
in the city. : -
5th. Will sell the 99 Years' Lease on" the
middle third of Lot 230, Donation Enlarge
ment, with the Buildings thereon. - . ,
A! SPLENDIiy business stand.
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:6th. Part of Northeast quarter, Section
32, Township 6, Range 10, containing, five
acres, near Maj. Robinson's. - r
7th. South end of Northeast quarter' of
Northeast quarter, Section 21, Township tf,
Range 10, i - n -
5 ! Fourteen Acres;
2' i
Near Cemetaryon Blue' Grass Road, with
Fence around it. I
8th. Southwest corner of Southwest quar
ter of Southwest quarter, Section 21, Town
ship 6, Range 10, containing 12 87-100 acres,
in good state of cultivation. The best piece
of Land for a
brick: yard
around the city, being good clay, water
abundant in canal adjoining, wood can
be furnished here at 81 per cord less than at
other points, and iteJocation is convenient
to the city.
8thW.t half -of -20Acrea,- inoutheat
corner, of ..Section -29 Township 6, South,
Range 18Vjast.liJ Actesi. .Thia fs a i
iiBektlMPi'ofjliail .
i '
Lying at the end of Blackford's Grove. !
Terms easy, and will be made known oil
day of sale. - -j. a HIRAM, E. READ.
aprlS
MU5ICAJL INSTRUMENTS.,
E HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME
of the best PIANOS ever brought to
this city,-including the manufacture of
BraaDnry, iiimerson, iinis ana jsenraiui,
and Tryon and Allen and Jewett. Are also
the EXCLUSIVE AGENTS here for the
celebrated i "
3IA.SON & IIAMLIJV
CABINET ORGAN."
.We have- one of the largest size now on
hand ; a very fine Instrument for a Church,
and far superior to any small Pipe Organ.
We-ar-welting -. - , .,... ,
much lower than they are being sold else
where in this city, and persons in want of
a superior Instrument, will find it to their
advantage to call before purchasing else
where. . MISSES F.& A. LAWRENCE.
' i Water Street, firjt dopr below Chestnut, j '
mars t
DRUGS.
PURE DRUGS. i
"IimORFCfTSTORE,-! i
."LOCt'Sf STREET."
. t-. . Next door to Post-Office. -J
HY8ICTANS' ' PRES RIITIONS
carclullv compounded. .Strict atten
tion eiven to business, and orders sent bv
servants or children. . i
uancy ana toilet articles ot all descrip
tions,, very cheap. j ,i apriatf
Is
This delightful toilet article has no equal
for Preserving and Beautifying the Com
plexion'and Skin.
. Sold by druggists everywbere.
Depot, 74 Fulton street, N. Y. SUM 6m
mi
BUSINESS CARDS.
William O. Turnoclt,
GAS AND STEAM PIPE FITTER,
DEALER IN GAS FIXTTBFS,
Pipes and Fittings. Place of businesa
Steam Engine Hovas, Seconb Stbbkt,
Evansville, Ind. ap4tf
WINO, FA 11 LEY & CO.,
: ' ' J . ; L "'"i
. -( DXALKRS IS ...
A1E, PORTER, CIDSE
1 ' .and "; ; -1 .
! LAGER BEER, ;
No, 85 Main Street' Evansviixi, IS9
r Delivered free of chabgk to fcnr
part of the city, by the dozen, half brrel,
and barrel. .. -. ' max a
"""AVillielmi & Weber
-: :. v .:', ;.! f ' . r.,;,
, keep on hand the celebrated ,
MADISON XX ALE,
- LOCUST STREET, near the river,
EVAJdVn.tE, Imt.
Families, hotels, saloons, and steamboa t
supplied at short notice. , All orders attend -ed
to promptly. . ' --
Orders from all parts of the country filh-4
promptly. - . .; marlG 6 o
STJEELJi & TIIIBjLjE,
Second St., Between Chestnut and Cnert,
" Evansville, Ind.
Sash, Doors, Window Blinds, Dbkssf
Lumber, Boards, Laths, Ac., of every As
cription constantly on hand. - Packi ng:
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Sawing
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
, apl8-ly. . -'- -
CIIAISjLES babcock,
. i IMPORTER AND DEALER IN , .
'' -v f - i - r '- ' -
Coach & Saddlery Hardware
Springs, Axles, Wood WorkTamask3,
, ' Harness, Enameled Patent Leather
Pad Skins, Skirtings, Ac, Ac . '
1 No. Hi Main Street, f
vpn-27 v' ',' ' . "
G. W. WABBEN. y v, . T. VOtiXtHiTQK
Warren & Conyngton,
... ' r.-:.i.:i ?.j-r dealers Xx ir: , I -l
Pianos, Hclodions, Musir,
V-,; V1 .
.' Musical 3Xeiyhaiicliso,
'. i No! Main St,', EvansviUe, Ind. ,
; Fancy Goods, Toys, Ac. Instruments of
all kinds Tuned and Repaired. The best
Italian Guitar, Violin, aud Banjo Strlaipi
a I urn i-u nn l4 nd : 1 t .- - . t
? fee- All orders promptly filled." Ja5tf
f II III AM AEJLSOX,
XJ. H. AUCTIONEEIt,
Has permanently located his Auction
f . ; , : ' Room at , ,.; .
' No. 85 Main Street,
(Opposite the Washington House), where
he will attend to all kinds of Auction busi
ness: To the selling of Merchandise, Wag
ons, Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate.
Auction Days Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday of each week. Cash advance
on consignments. Refers to all the citi
zens of Evansville who know him. Will
give his whole time to his business. apt
Vinegar Factory.
DOEBIXG & BE3SXIGIIOF.
1 Ninth St, bet. 'Chestnut and Cherry.
Keep constantly on hand a good article
of Cider Vinegar, which we will seh at
Cincinnati prices. " febld3.a
; ' Hunnel & Sons, l
SASH and DOOIt FACTOKlf
Cor.'WALNUT STREET and CANAL,
' ' . Evansville, Ind.
We furnish to order all kinds of Dcorrt,
l'sh, Frames, and Blinds; also, keep oa
hand a large stock of Shingles, Lath.'uie
i,nd Poplar Flooring, Pine Lumber, kc.
. All orders promptly attended to.
X-ovt bia - "
JOH3 M Aa iMfl.
f Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Tin-Ware, Stoves, Orate,
Hollow-Ware, Copper, Sheet-Iron, aud
i - : Japan Ware, - '
rNo. 63 Main Street, above Second,
Evansville, Ind.
' r Job Work promptly executed in the
best manner. Orders solicited. wpl am
EVAXSHEIiE
; STEAM DYE HOUSE.
I bave removed from First street to ta
corner of Ingle street and the Central SI i--ket.
I have bought out the Cincinnati Stc-arn
Dye House, and keep the very same pUkv,
under the name of ,., . . - 4
TH EVANSVILLE STEAM DYS
HOUSE. '
I am now better prepared to do my 'york
well in Dyeing and Scouring. Pleas- rail
and try me. . GUSTAV ft. KRAC 11.
" maril Im - ' - 1
FANCY. iYJE IXOTJt tu
V F. GHAUPNER, '., ! m
Corner of Oak and Centre Street,
Is prepared to color Silks, Woolen or Cot
ton Goods, Hair, Ac, in all colors. Ca
ing and Scouring of Ladies' and Ge tub
men's Goods done atshort notice. Giv n
a fair trade. dly-Cm P, GRAUPI fc"...
JAMES T, -WALKER,
JUSTICE OF THE PE.iCF AKI AO '
FOR OBTAINING PESiiVvi JSAK .
. PAY AND.BOUNTXi3
FOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. Au'D
for the Widows and other IbsU Ut n.
rwwentatives of those wtodle in thewrvice
of the United RtaU's. Otflce on tlie North
west side of Third street, near the Waah
inerton House, and nearly oroowtd tii
Court House, Evansviliw, Ind.. , i
All businesa entrusted to him will b-
promptlv Attended to. Jai$-ljr,