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SJUDAT, JUNE 4, 1810.
PITB ASD POINT.
f ad
man in France. The
c has twenty theatres, and
. twenty-one.
- tae-evil forest was situated
rden of Kien.
to persons in search of em
:. -Westward host
! ; lawyer lately caught the
of his inamorata. She hav
: him, married him. ,
. . e ri. hest f.old mine io California
pelded a profi. of $3-10,000.
adenta who recently engaged
eful midnight depredations
expelled from the college.
egar-hearted old bachelor
ways looks under the head
cages' for the news of the
rfection of wisdom and the
ie philosophy is to prcpor-
. j van ts to our possessions, our
j , ' : i . i to our capacities.
V. i i yourg man ia Greece joins
i, r-tDds.his friends regretfully
jci. v me iaci ty saymsr, tie nas
1 M
in
it" i pontics.
- g wife at Long Branch said :
1 -i j rid surf makes me keep my
i. rliuf. barcastic husband:
"TsVe s:ua of it home with you.".
'";, "a 6un rises in the rooming,
i . to rest at nightfall. Many
f .- rg sons of the preseot;day
tr-' -,T j noon and go to bed at day-
... -. , I-
' party (who is not very com
' -"These street cars ought to
- . jy weight. "stout party
i, ; "Ah, if they did, they
i : 'er stop to pick you up."
fellow once told Barnum
id never exhibited anythitg
not a bard faced humbug.
i iavo," said Barnum, "the
, . idy wasn't bare faced."
, 1 1 'farshal Von Hess, who died
' ienna, was eighty-two years
name is prominent in the
- ' mo3t of the battles from
..1 Wagram to Castozzi.
. - gent "I am going to give
f :r a piece of my mind."
" u lady "I would not, if I was
ace; he has tf)t all he wants,
avea't any to spare."
:.t tbirg in parasols is made
c : '. ilk, witn a lace cover, cost
r -, if ty to one huodred dollars,
rved coral top and a beauti
oted gold vinaigrette insert
aandle.
'- lives should bo like the day,
. itilul in the evening, or like
er, aglow with promise; aDd
v . ma, rich with the gildeo
, 'here g od work and deeds
; 1 icd ou the field.
n fop, who was ag ling with
, ; v'gman on the ituinortalily
I, asked him: "Now where
, ok I shall go afttr death?"
. . r your tailor g c.," was the
r,vj mz UdWg of Peoria recently
...-.) read Shakspeare together,
i iid: "Let's b' g o with Ro-
'; Juliet." 4 VV by." said the
- ; - ig idy of Peoria, "we can't
r. ofthsmatonoa."
"i i are you giirg to settle this
Ve vu had a settlement al
A'heo? ' "Didn't I all you
,-t, ,'. ' dtttle the bili?'- "Yes."
'.- ; 1, then; wasn't that a ttle
'a'.-
Jt iiix year-old was walking
; , i' ther, and pisair g a church.
ked: 'What house i
6 ja the Dutch church,"
. aly; "pssrle go there to he
ihat thPV may become an
7ill ..hera he Dutch angels,
.. ,f Hampshire wo man went in
l!". ; -; ? when she iound that a
( ! ''a 3 her husbancl was jcorded
-s ' ile little darliigs are doirg
V
l
':. are lookiDg- .-juite pretty,
nd their board money ' She
. i l. I l V : ,
r:s f nie. that the ttfrgraOD refer
ii 'iple of small dogs.
! - and Smith were met by an
icd individual. "Do you
juhap, SiElth?" said Brown.
not? rum; mai i?. x ioow oi
i a seaiptor." "Sueh a fel-
' - h.it a txujpto f surely, you
,r , etaken." ' lie may not be
1 t B.f ,Mi.e ycu oiw. but I know
S , tJltd a tailur 0t of a auit
1 week,"
i a roa ,h c eeoF3 4aker
(unny iftch, ?tbb runs
tit a v ( hitdrenT t le Marsbal said
ady fiom cwvcrttMj Kdlne;
a . ly answered, A'ei.
i t-.iii :. of course? tha Marshal lil
' h-.k !1y lrom over the Khtne;
1' " in 1v shook bcreaxoncuris,
A : v Uiy answered, Jfein.
piece of triangular tgi wit
. - i trated in the Clerk's office
,y tt-t i i.remo Court at Washington,
A n I job' day," between the rfen
u. . r ir .4 Wisconsin, Mr. Middleten,
te Civ and the able and wittv ex-fi'-n.?
General of the United
:-.t.v, Uo New York. JSIr. Jliddle-
- " sV.i Senator CTpenter, "there
I -v a? ate in the United States that
r - i i mm from roakinga fool of
j ii'. ' 'Nor any deci ion of the
c '.'Ur '." ravely tfj-iued the clerk
' ? i itaioly," quickly added Mr.
r v ith a sly twioklo of the eye,
, ' i s nothing iu the practice of
l is court to warrant any other con-
: Old Dirkey Calcslittrd His
Age.
i'eterburg (Va ), pajvers relate
'I- wirg registration ir.ciderjt io
d colored tcan camo up to
place upon erutcbe-, seem- I
ijreat difficulty. The pre
ula, "how old are youj''
a vfcen the old man was
1 tn m pcplexiry. Heoov
f V wever, he muttered
dertone. -,tf'tich. ovcr-
' how olei lo.'e f ?" "
ppcued tbat a get '
by, well acqaaia tea Wl,n
promptly answered: f ,
old master is about m lJ uvt'
. .. how ole ia missus? .
about forty-five year oW-
'I,, Sally?" .
',:'i-hve, perhaps, next tall-
; oung missus?" , jf
r 'era this coming August.
1. i'e older dan all put toged'
I kno-s -ishcr. (Icy all a.
to say that the okl
. ; s-d tinll tho good feei-
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES !
Tinware, Hollow-ware,
trigs, Ac.
Cast-
We man a fact are tn celebrated CooJt
Stoves,
CHARTER,
AUTOCRAT,
ARMADA,
CLIPPER,
And ALABAMA.
Wholesale and retail buyers will find It
to tbelr interest to examine onr prices be
fore purchasing elsewhere. ...
Orders by mail, Ac, promptly attended
to. Terms cash. -
f olin Meant lin Co.,
No. 91 Main St.,
Opposite . i lie Court Uanse,
ma9 ly
IdISCEH,ANEOI7S.
av . 8pria8, Olilo.
Will be read Tor the recpptlon of eacsta
on SATURDAY, JUNE Utb, 1870. "
Application tor rooms for tbe season
will b received on and after the 20 in day
oftbUrnontb. -
J. F. PIEUf E. Proprietor.
ma30 SI
(OfPCSITB STKAStBOAT I AND7G),
Mt. Vernon, Ind.
U. O. DAMRO.........pROPBii:Toa.
Th l-i HoQfe bas been newlf furnish
ed throughout witb a view to tbe comfort
of Its gut sis.
OS- Tbe Proprietor keeps a good Livery
Stable for tbe accommodation of bis pa
trons. mylS-tf
J. E ilE I NL AND E B,
WHOUESALS DEAI.EK I.V
It U M EST I V ASD 8 P A K I ft 11
: Eical Tobacco,
O. 115 MAIN STREET,
dA13m ' EVANHVILLKIND.
Proposals fjr Nursing and Board
jng Sick or D.'sab.'ad Setinsn at
the Poit of Evansvil'a.
SEAI.KI proposals for narsing and
boarding; sick or disabled seamen at
tuls ort fur the ytar ending June SO, 1871,
will be received at the Custom Hoaxe un
til (belli! h day or Jane, 1S70. Bidders will
stale tbe rate per week, per man, and wltb
tkitlr bids the agreement of responsible
parties 10 become tbelr sureties.
Tbe Government tiohii the rla;bt to re
ect any or all bids. P. HORNBRUOK,
malflritd Surveyor of Customs.
There is no suca Wora as Fail.
TARRANT' J
COMPOUTTD
EXTRACT OF
CU3BEI5S
AND
COPAI3A.
A Jui c,t ertaln
And
Speecy Cure
For all dUo8es of tbe Bladd en, KiDsaTS
and Ubiwaht Obqaks, either In the Male
or JPemaUt, frequently performing a perfect
pyre i the thorC space of three or four dayi.
ana always in isa lime man any uiuer
Preparation. ' u tbe u e 01
tomponnd Ex'raet of C iib.bl ajnl
There la no need of contlnement or change
Indict Iu its approved form f paste it
4 entirely tateleso, and causes no un
pleasant fcensation to tbe put let. t, and no
rxpoMure. It ts now acknowledaed by tbe
moat learned in the jyrofession that it the
above cla.11 of diaecues. Cub sua asd Copai
ba aie the only two remedies Known
that oau be relied upon witb aoy CK!i
TAISTY OF BUCCE08.
Couipooi (1 Eilrnff. or C'nbeba ml
AnUl by DrugEUU all over tbe W01 Id
ma'5 Sua
LYOs'o PORTABLE ; FURNACE,
Patented 4pnl 12,1870. .
WAN I F.f MEN WHO WANT TO
MAKK MONKY Here is an oppor
tnnitv lor making money rarely pre
seuled In a Ufeiime. I bave got the best
and unrest selling article ever invented,
tbt every t oasekeeper buys on sight. It
is kma 1 Furnace, weighing only six
ooaatia. thai can be nseu with or witnoui
, Ht&se, Jt will lit In the boles of any
HfW III ijailfct, H IIU W I IX UJ RO IU utu
v n fUtti i iur;i vui v 'oss(
Ahtno m.k corncobs, wo- d, or solt coat
Ss can be d6.w-9.a aoy (itove with one-half
bushel It wil b1 three gallons of water
in ten minutes with ,t aQ one quart of
luel! It will boll, broi.'. ro&st, toasl, bake,
indV. Jt is the best flCMroo beater ia
the world. Its economy in .ving foet Is
marvelous Yott have no emoke, gas, or
beat in ibercom. It !lsthe yearioond.
Retail price only fl 7X Tbaosanrs are
sold every week. Any msu witu asm all
capital can clear from 2U to per Uf 'by
lri.... n,a,iihtn( iit Kowd couniy, and
a whole Htate of inealor.lsble woitb to a
w" ' . ,L,, i will snd a sample
yuaci to any pa.t of the United fclaU
on rctpt of Si 7S. Addiess for clrcur.
ana mil pe:r m. jon, a,,
iommt W'ANIUN A CO'!
mil t J & a - - ,
Main Hireet. oppostW iba Court House,
Kvsnsviiie. ladians. wbere tbe nrnace
iin operation. ",
P. H. I will prosecute every man to the
fullest extent, of thn law who Offers for
sal one of my Patent Furnaces without
aumoruy iroiu me. jjja-ii. m
W. C. UARN8
II A R ITS
W. X. KAMAGK
c RAIJAGE,
1 -.v
Plain and Decorative Pater Hangers
ii WORK NEATLY EXECUTED,
And warranted to give satisfaction.
! Orders left at WM. E. FKEACil CO.'S,
47 aud 49 llain teet,
Will be promptly attended to.
i mbli 3m )
WATCHMAKING.
A. & KOSKJfCRANS. HARKY SMITH
ROSEN CBANS & hMITII,
Watchmakers and Jewelers,
fiG. 12 KOBTII SECOND ST.,
BEALEKS In Amerlran, Kngllsb and I
Swiss vVafre-'. " cl-a, s-iver srd J
w,ted CHMJS. if".W ft-weliy. Bllvtr Wars,
Cloektf, c Persjt4 o siven f !
repair of Qcu wateus, Xc. j
0$r J!a worm n ". o -o pi rn u
i:
Mi'
CHARLES VIELE & COn
WHOLESALE
o :i -t. OCEK
Sfirst and Sjcaraore Sireets
J5VANSVILLE. 1NB.
1U9 dtf
. I. I. "
WnoiexaJe Oealera In
g k o o b: h i s,
J'oreign a,ui Domettic Liquon,
NAI1.H, COTTON YARNS, GUSSWAKH
Ac, Ac.
44 fc 4r 6
JJlST STREET,
IN AT ION A 14 BLOCK,)
BVAltSVIUI, lNI.
DKFOT
ord'
MATTHEW l ALZ ELL.
' Wholesale Dealer In
QrowririBj Nails, WMte lA. lArv-
"o. I ! lt.
doclu dly Kv a w i i. .
EVANS VILLE GROCER?
No, ISO Mali! riiror.
Has on band, and Is constant;y reaeivlng,
a mil stock of staple and fancy Grfcerles,
Lamps, Butter, gns. c , 4o. Lime, Ce
ment, Plaster, Nana, 4c, Ac, for sale lw.
r To Contractors and Builders.
First QnHliis Dnllding Maud
at rcasov.abIa rates.-
Good Wof d and Ch'.ps
Constantly on band.
Also, one new fiame dwelling, fronting
on Baker Aveune, between Heventb and
Eighth Streets, at a great bargain.
mbl7 6m J AS. CROFTS.
Iduildrenm caukiages.
A large s'.ocic of CIIILDK i; 'S t'AK.
HUU1..S at greatly reduced price-. Koine
new fctyles, ranging In price from 8 to
li eacb. Come and teo before buying
elsewhere. VICKERY BRO't,
apl8 73 and 7ti Main Street.
TEA STORE.
ORIENTAL
TEA S TO RE !
II.
l. COOIi
TTAS SOW
OPENED
1114 NEW
Jd. KTOKr:, in the New Opera
Uouse,
and offers to tbe Uvtdo tbe betit aborted
stock of Fancy and biaple Groceries over
offered In tbis city.
TP K A
A 1. 1. gradrs, from the cboicest to a good,
cbeap Tea, and pledgee blinself to sell
as low lor lue same quality as can oe
bought in New Yoik, of any Tea Com
pany or Tea Dealer.
COFFEES.
RIO, Od Uor rnmeut Java, Ceylon,
and Java assorted grades at prices
mat will defy competition. Coffee will be
roasted every day .and ground free of
charge.
SUGARS.
oiu.MLATi n, Crushed, Powdered,
JT O i Loaf. Coffee. A. B. Ac. at prices
tbat. will be sure to salt.
sYkups.
WHITE ORIFS, New York Steam
Amber and Golden, at prices lower
tban any time since the war.
Butter ii-iiti Okeuse.
EXTRA choice genuine Orange County
Butter. Kxtia cboice genuine Uoeben
butter.
rf CHOICE ROLL BTJTT1SR.,
New York Factory Cheese to ntt all
tastes.
West era Reserve Cheesy
EagUsh Dairy
Pine Appb
Sap Sago and Eadam '
All are asked to call and see what line
gqpds, cheap prl.s aud good qualities are
offered at tbe
ORIENTAL TEA STORE.
NE7 OPERA HODf-
CAN GOODS, PICKLES, AG.
IftFJSU KTaAHBtKKItS,
Freeh Kaspbertles,
. Pine Apple,
Tomatoes,
' Peas.
Fresh Blackberries,
" Cherries,
- f eaches.extra.
W i ndsor Corn,
Lima Beans,
CbowCcow, Imperial Hot Pickles;
Captain. White' t Oriental Picklf,
Prince of Wales Salad Sauce,
Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Qit$up,
Assorted Shaker Preserve
I'ure Honey, Uorse. Radish,
French Olives, French Preserves, as
sorted, tfrc, &c, at the
OrientulTea Store.
Just in Time for the Holidays I
TlXTRA CROWS ISIl'jCKIAI. RA1
Fi sl B, (all bunches.)
Choice Layer Kalslns, Sultana Kaisins,
Genoa Citron, imua
f.cii Prunes. White J; rencb
Grapes, (ire,) first ever oflered in tt
ciyr.
Atmore's Mince Pie Meat,
Shaker Preserves. Ouava Jelly
French U lives, Scotch Marrrvxlade,
Frerirh. Mttsttard (imvorted).
&c.,&c, at the
Oriiita I Tea SfJtoie-
WINDOW SHADES.
Window f hade Masufuctory.
- OIL SHADES of any size or color, good
IICSTIC SIIADKS
tit a suDerior Quality made to order.
We also make tbe Bt-dNN'.-l PATENT
BUdTlOor LAP SflAUE.
, Curtain Trimmings and Rollers kepi In
quanlliy ana lurnisneu iu uio irna.
Patronize home rusuu fuel are.
B.BDKBANK4CO.,
15S Main Etreet, between Fifth and ftixtb
Post Office Box 07- mat
J. c.
ATKINSON,
Orders le't at JO'JS
It-- pronjpHy x,iii t
1 iiave !-. ii In the in.
Wl'MU.Nli'S
l'i t::
the ",t
tor s. s years. .
j work H
eucal cmix give.
la. in. i. "Jt.
FOUNDER and MACHINIST
AND SUPPLY AGENCY.
Builder of Portable Engines and Port
able Cirtnlar Saw Mills, Sogar Cane MUla,
Corn Bbellers, Improved Sieel Amalgam
and Composition Bella for farms, abopa.
engine booses, chnrche-, schools, etc., and
Machinery and Castings generally. Steam
Boilers, Plate and Sheet Iron work of
everv description. Proprietor and Agent
of Territory in the Patent Drive Tubular
Well. Apply for descriptive circulars ana
&o . wished. HtDairiiiz promptly done at
or from tbe shop, on Boilers, Alachtnery,
Ac. Wort of tbe best material ana worn
manahip.
Corner First and Pino and Second and
Elm Streets,
EVASiSVILtE, IXOIAiTA.
Portable Engines saw mill size), and
r . 7 i. 1 o - Mill.
jroriaoie yjircuuir oa w
Important Notice.
Tbe usual amonnt of steam used to do
sawing witb by tbe FortlDie circular oaw
Mill is from 123 to 150 pounds pressure per
square inch. I have reduced this amount
and require only from 60 to So pounds per
square Inch, at whlca steam is not con
sidered In tbe least dangerous, and la, at
the same time, more economical In tbe
saving of fuel, fec We append tbe follow
ing ceitificate of tbe first of my new style
Portable Mills, for tbe noting and careful
perusal of sawyers and all those desiring
to purchase, and aolloit a call and careful
examination, tbey now being ready on
band and making, mounted on foar strong
wooden wheels, witb wide tires and heavj
iron axles, easily drawn liom a place, and
always ready for operation in a few boon,
or mounted on legs and wooden skids, or
Mr. Kkatz: The Portable Engine yon
f urn ishtd me, I consider as satisfactory and
perfect in every respect aa any machine I
Ivor mot. m na liht nsea 60 uounds of
steam for running a double 60 and a0 inch
circular aaw mill lor a common day's busi
ness. An average aaya ora, o,wu w
iu,uuu feet of lumber, easy, It n 75 pounds
ul alum. A l.tAtuwri-i.
t j,y nnvine iuu.
ott er slaes for Itvrm and plantation uae
and all other requirements.
DOT I5-m . anaic
T HUMAN
& CO.,
rf ecliixnio
F O U N D R-Y,
Manntaclurers and Builders of
i
STEAM En O IN
CIKMJ1.AK SAW-MILLS,
Grist and Sugar Mills,
Tobacco Screw Gumming Machines,
UUt 'dlcry and Mining Machinery,
Ma t Mills, Corn Shelters,
House Fronts, (JtlLir Urate.
IRON A iiRASS CASTING a
Or KV SKY DKSf'illP'riOJI.
aUCHIXEKf OF ALL KI3TUM HAllft
4.10 KKfAlUKB.
DEALKaS IS
BELTINtt, FIRE BRICKS, STEAM
GAUGES, AND WKUUttUT
IROK P1PK3
S-ULl) MAIEIUALS BOOUUT.
We have the facility of the beit m-.-
ehlnery and workmen, and will give m.t
won enlruBitxi io as our luuiviuuu alien
tion; All orders promptly; warraut wr
wore , ana cnarga reaoouauie pnetn.
uORNEIl FLRol & LEET STKKiiX
EVAN3V1LLK, IN1.
N.B. Workmen sent to all parts to at op
work and da repairing.
foM SCHUIIZTHUMAS A CO.
PLANING MILLS.
rwitj jri. km,
B. F. TB1BLI. W. W. WILKIXSON.
II. r. TRIULE dr CO.,
(Suaceators to Wm. Hunue1,)
Manufacturers of Dxrs. Sasb. BlludM.
Frames, Ac Also, dtaiers io Pine aud
Poplar Flooring, Weatnerboardlng, Bhin-
:es, L.aiii, a Kui;aing material or an
;inds in our Hue made u order.
Factory, and Tard, Cor act of Wal
nut and fifth istnels,
Evansville, Indiana.
Orders 0" abroad promptly attended
to. fle22dtin
joaa s. a'vosaiA joeln p. twsucs.
MoCORKLS & TWEED,
Contractors and ilntidera.
And Manufaoturera of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Brackets
4 &tair-Kaus, etc.
We keen constantly on hand a Isras
stock or Yellow and White Pine and Pop
lar f looring, r-opiar and fine mmoer.
Laths, tiblngles, Ao. Wash. Primed and
O lazed, on band and to order. Kend tor
Frlee List.
FACTORY,
( or. WAUCT A EIGHTH STREETS,
Eva sviul. lnu. ,
All orders prompt ly attented to. fe23
JACOB MEYEBS '& UU0.,
t'ontrattors vM Builders,
And Manufacturers of '
S&s Doors, Biinda, :4 onllings, Ac
ALSO DEALEILS IS
LUMBER, LATH & SHINGLES.
Bag- Estlruates made on Fundings for fur
nishing all Mill work and Lumber at the
LOWEST PRICES and of the BEST MA
TERIAL, c
8 on tli era Planing 3IH,
Corner Water and Goodsell Streets,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
IT 100,000 POPLAR AND CYPRES3
SQINOLES for sale cheap. aprl-6m
Diisokti)a of Partnership.
THIS PARTS EH 1111 LATELY EX
lsllog batweeu Cbarle Wlibfrlmi and
peter FricS, under the firm name of Wil-
belml A f ncE, was lo-day, by mutual con
sent, diss' lved. Air. Peter Frielr. will con
tinue the business under tho firm name of
Paler Frick & Co.. and is author. s d to
collect ail outstandings and pay all debts
of the cia nrm. tiA.-3. wiL.nfcLi3tJ,
PETER FRICK.
" Evansville, May SO, 1870. ma8l dlw
1 I take pleasure to recommend to my
former customers and patrous ray suc-
nakmr. : r. Peter Frlck Thanklos you
for former patronage, I hope you will
kindly transfer tbe same to my successor,
who t-i worthy of it in everv respect.
uaa.il dlw CHAS. AVILUELMI.
To Wnom it May Concern :
IF THOSE parties who bave been et al
jna my Rone Bushes will call on me be
n.re tt.e- fctel auy more I wm. give tbtri:
I io mjny t- a ail buy in wilt,, i
;;; pjy a n i I oi S. lr Us- ai;.i
8sy ..r .rt? irwa ijy f rerulses.
WTIXIAB1 HEIIilIAIT,
(Socceaaor to Kratt & Bellman,)
8ASCFACTCKEB AHD BVILOEB
or
POKTABLE Alfll STiTIO.XAliYj
Steam Engines and Boilers,
SAW AND GRIST
MACHINERY.
KILL
Tit reMhli y Alnlitti?s(
CIRCULAR SAW
AC. Ac
:VAlfcVll.l.K, IllllUNA.
SHEET IROS AKb COi'PEK VORK
made to ord.r on abort notice.
lKON AND SKAW OA8TISUW ol every
description.
' Dealers n KTEAM UA UU l-Ss. U U Al
BELT1NU. FfKE URICKS, WROUUHT
IRON PIPEH, BOL.TINO CLOVH.4, Ae., a
ma?.ufacturtrti' prices.
KKPA'RlNU du at short uoilce.
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rM'eiit Foumlrt,
('urner of llanal and Inele 8 Is.,
KVAN8V1LLK. INDIANA.
MauUiciurei oi
STEAM ExNQINlCi. STEAM B0ILK
Portable Clrcaur. Sw 2Stllj,
Kacblnerj of erer Beairlptlon
OBAuXBS W
BELTING, .
STEAM U AUGERS,
FIREBRICK,
WR OUGHT IR ON PIPE, dr'c, &c
Repairing done at Short Notice.
f Also agents for
Stillwell's Patent Heater and Lima
Catcher.
novT ly
GAS FITTINQ, 3STC.
OBA.1.KB I
chandeliers and Gas Fixtures,
Qua and Steam Pipe Fitter
No. al I.M'tT NTKF.ET.
: EVAKaVILLE, tSD.
RESTAURANTS.
iwm & let live:
SCIIWEIZEB & ABEL,
jflain HU Exchange,
BCT. FIFTH AN1 SIXTH STS.,
The Cheapest Opter House In Town I
rBESHOYNTEBS OF THE FISEST
quality received, from Baltimore daily
per express.
Meais at all bonis 35 cents ; Oyster Soup
10 cents; Lodings35 cents.
Open I'om 6 A..M.U) 12 p.m. tde4 dly
FOR SALE.
FOK SALE VALUABLE MAIN
STREET PROfERTY Tbat splendid
property known ai tbe Egler property,
.tuated on the weal comer of Mais and
Blxtb Streets, fronting 75 feet on Main
Street and 150 feet o tixib Htreet. Bald
pi riy tt ii.t".l T-7 3i.l e at Kw Stuies
- ,1. I, t.i .
f
Cti'llW Lt'."o . ("3 Tfelid telfv-'.
c;s 4 ti
! Evans villa, Henderson, & Nashville
Railroad Transfer Packet to
Henderson.
The maz&lficent side-wheel steamer
FAYE 3? r3? .
A. O. Dorian d. Master;
Kegiey Rodd, Clerk,
Will leave KvansvlIIa daily for Hender.
son at 3 r.U. Beturns to Evaosvilie every
morning at a ah.( anu every eaiuraay
evening ate p.m. leaves bvansvine every
Aioncay at i a. x. reiair
FOR PADUCAH AND CAffiO.
The famous low-pressure
QUICKSTEP,
Jack Orahmkk, Master.
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MON
DAY and IHUKaDAY, at p.m., posi
tively, con- ectlng at Cairo wltb fct. Louis,
Memphis, and M'W uneans pacseia.
no2fdtf
rnl, u. v ici n, Aituni
For Paducii and Cairo.
The magnificent new low-pressure steamer
IITY OF KVA.SVlLLe,
H. T. Dexter. Mister:
leaves Evansville every TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY at 4 p.m. promptly, connecting
at Cairo wltb St. Louis, Memphis, and
JNew Orleans pacaeia.
W. U.BROWN4 CO.
nbll If and PHY. It. VIET.-, Agent.
Regular Evansville. Pidacih, and
Cairo semi-weesjy mail
Line Packet.
Tbe new, Ueetand un rivalled side-wheel
steamer
X DLEWIID,
Ous. Fowler, Master;
win. f. olei, lri.rk
Duke NichelKon. fl,erES
Leaves Evnsvllle EVERY W EDS 1-8 DA Y
and SATURDAY at 4 p.m.
' Leaves Cairo EVERY TUUR-DAY and
HUM)AY at 6 p.m.. making close connec
tion at Cairo with first-cla steamers for
ML Louts, Memphis, and New Orleans, aud
at Evansvil.e with the . A U. R.U. lor all
points North and East, ad with the
Morninz (Star lor all points ou tbe Upper
Oblo. For iretgbt or passage apply on
board. apltt tf
Jo. McReyu olds' Independent S)nil
Weaiiy G:een Elver Packet.
The elegant ateamer
Uartlbrcl,
Joe McReynolds, Master;
Billy Liter. Clerk,
Will leave .or Rochester and all way
landings on Green River, on
EVERY MONDAY AND FRIDAY,
at 4 o'clock p.m.
For freigbt or passage apply on board.
apia tf
Regular Evansville, Clar&sviJJk, and
Nashville Packet
Tbe new and magnificent steamer
Josh V. Throop, Master;
tieorge Tbroop, Clerk,
Leaves for Nashville and all way landings
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
at 4 o'clock p.m.
For freight or
rrelgbtor passaga apply on board, or
apt! tf JAM. A. OAKLEY, Ageul.
to
Regular Evansville and Tennes ee
River Packet.
FOR PADUCAH, JOHNHON VILLE, akd
EAHTPORT.
Tbe elegant passenger t learner
Aujck Dusoak Master;
Got Vikyakd, Clerk,
Will leave Evansville for tbeab veand
all intermediate porta
EVERY 1UKDAY. at 4 o'clock P.ir.
For Irelght or pasKaige apply on board, or
to JASi3 A. SJATLLiC',
ap23 tf Atent.
REGULAR, DA.ILr vQA.HT tAQKMT.
FOR OWENHBORO. ROtKPORT AND
OBAS1) VIEW.
Tbe elegant passenger steamer
Lafayette Elder, Mister.
John A. Adams, Clerk.
Leaves Evansville DAILY (duuuay ex
cepted) at 3 p.m.
Leaves "rand Vltw DAILY (Sunday ex
cepted) at 7 a.m.
or IreiKht or passage apply on board,
or to HUMPH KEY. LE Win A CO..
ap22 If
Aiteuts.
Regular Evansville and Bowling
Green Packet.
Tbe new and elegant steamer
EVAN K VI JL,L, E,
Samuel W. Combs, Master;
Wm. Noland, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville for Bowling Oreen
every TUESDAY, at 4 p.m.
Leaves EvausviUe tor Woououry every
SATURDAY, at 4 p.m.
For ft eight or passage apply on board.
. my2-lf
Evansville and Tennessee "River
Packet,
Tbe fleet and elegant passenger steamer
Clara, fieoit,
LikHowiix, Master:
Bob. U. McMichw, Clerk,
Leaves Evacsviiie aa above, every ibuii
lny, promptly at 8 p.m.
orders for pig Iron, dressed or undressed
yellow pine lumber, left with our agent,
will receive prompt attention.
ttbippeis cau tely on the boats of this
line leaving promptly, paying special at
tention to collections aud way business.
vi neiguii ur passage apply on ooara,
or to
J AS. A. X ,
ma) tf
Agent.
BOAT STOKES OILS,
J. NIKZ1C1I & SON,
Wholesale Dealers In
Boat Stores ; Lubricating;, Goal, and
Lard Oils; Cordage, Rosin,
Pitch, &c,
X: 20 wates stki.i:t,
aprje dly) Bet. Main and Vine.
UM0N R.R.&T11ANSP0ETATI0N
COMPANY,
Prop:letor of the
Union Line,
(A) AHentoBu Line,
(N) National Line,
Through Fat Freight Lines, 'running,
without transfer, between the Seatoard
Clues and tbe Wear, via tbe Pennsylvania
Railroad aud Connecting Railroads.
Tbe facilities for handling East-bound
and West-bound freights to or from New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore bave
been largely improved.
Bpecial attention given to the transport
ation of Tobacco.
For information In regard to rates, over
charges, or damages on freigbt, apply to
E. W. PATRICK. Agent,
No. 5 boulb Water St.,
fl2 d:tm iCvartsville. lad.
MUSICAL GOODS.
qTw. WABSB2I. THOtJ. OOMYKOTON
No. 61 MUX STREET.
VTA BIS CX & COXTNGTON
DKAUCB8 IJ
l'lANOS, ORGANS, HLSIO
And Musical Ooods of all kinds,
urders by mail promptly attended to.
'AMtfd ty
STR A.WBERRY
Festival!
THE LADIES OF TRINITY C'ATII
oUo Church will bold a
STRAWBERRY FESTtVAL
On tbe 7 tli and Mil of Jane, at
. UUlt 4 VtU'i.
i
t Cm f'-r f'( T! ir
i f;t - 'it! "'t!ll.
Cttil 10 Ov'Iila.
rasiu
For Cther Silver iLenui, See Fbut th Page.
j Wealber mid Water.
j The weatber yesterday was oppres
j sively hot, and nearly clear. Mercury
raogea irom ou to vi. ine rivtr
daring the twenty-four hoars endiog
at 3 P.M., had risen eighteen inches,
and we? stationary. It will be falling
to day.
Arrivals Am! Departure a.
The arrivals and departures up to 3
P. 31. yesterday, include the City
of Eransvilie, Cairo to return; Pay
ette," Henderson and retard; Pine
Bluff, Graodview to retarn; Jlary
Houston, ISew Orleans to Louisville;
Glasgow, XNiew Orleans to Pittsburf;
Sam. J. Hale, Cincinnati to Memphis.
Boats Dqs Here.
Among me nrsi Doats duo hero are
the Idlewild and Quickstep, from Cai
ro; Moroing Star and Tarascon, from
Louisville; Minneola, from Memphis;
Oliver Moon, for Memphis ; Louisville
RoVt E. Lec sod Nick Longworth
from New Orleans; Kate Itohicsoo,
for St. Louis; Anna from St. Louis;
.John Kilgour, far New Orleans; lier
muda, from Cincinnati and Evansville,
from Oreen Iliver; Sam Orr, from
Eistport.
Pou Cairo. The fleet and fecin-
ating Idlewild, a perfect bijou of a
passenger steamer, ill leave at the
usual hour, 4 P. M. to day, for Cairo
and all way ports, in charge of Gas.
Fowler, a popular commander, aod
with Billy Fowler, Duke Nichelsoo,
Ed. Thomas and John Nurre, in the
office. Passengers will find the Idle
wild one of the most pleasant boats in
commission. Choice soothing syrup
and ice cold lemonade at the battery.
ioa Cincinnati. The excellent
and popular steamer Norman will
leave promptly at 10 A. m. to day, for
Cincinnati and all way points. She ia
deservedly a popular packet, and her
officers are worthy and well esteemed
gentlemen. Oapt. P. K. Barolay,
command?, and Henry Miller and
Lew. Morris, are her careful aod
oblicirjg clerks.
Fort Louisville. The favorite
Morning Star will be the mail and
express packet for Louisville at 6
P.M. to day, aod is admirably ap
pointed. Captain A. T. Gilmore, a
gentleman of preat experience, com
mands, and Frank Dougherty and
Fred. Jones do the honors ef the
office, and are careful, accurate and
obliging. Tbe Star is one of the most
excellent boats that graces our wharf,
and everything about her is first
clas3.
Foa Cannelton. The fleet and
finely appointed steamer Pino Bluff is
the regular coast packet at 3 P. if. to
day, for Cannelton and all way land
irgt. Captain Lafayette Elder has
command, and John A. Adams and
Robert Adams are her genial and
obliging clerks.
For Green Hiveb. Tbe elegant
and punctual steamer Evansville will
leave for Woodbury and $11 interme
diate Green River landings, at 4 p. M.
to day, in charge of those pleasant
and popular gentlemen. Captain VV.
Combs, Wm. Noland and Leopold
Kabn. She has superior paseengcr
accommodations.
Foil Henderson. Tho fleet steam
er Fayette leaves for Henderson at
o i- ai. to aay, in cnarge ot mat com
petent and attentive commander.
Captain A. O. Durland, with Nfglty
lludd and Jerry Boyle in her office.
They are clever and courteous.
For Nashville. Tho magnificent
new steamer Mallie Ragon will leave
for Nashville and all way ports at 4
P. M. to-day, in charge of that emi
nent commander and sterling gentle
man, Capt. Josh. V. Throop, with
Capt. Ben. F. Eagm and John
Throop, two polite and popular gen
tlemen, in tho office. The Mallie
Ragon is entirely new, and most ele
gantly appointed. Give her a liberal
patronage to day.
For Nashville. The famous
White Collar packet Emma Floyd
will be down to-day at noon, en route
to Nashville.' Capt. Jim Chenoweth
commands, and Bob Wise is her ac
complished clerk, assisted by my
Lord Pendleton. Tbe Floyd and her
officers are exceedingly popular.
t laeellaneeua.
Business on the wharf yesterday
was quite lively, with a considerable
port list The City of Evansville
had a fair packet trip in, and was re
ceiving fairly for her return The
Fayette was full of people The
Mary Miller and Virginia were both
receiving liberally, with each a pros
pect of a good trip out The Pioe
Bluff came in full of tobacco and
miscellaneous freight ..The Mary
Houston ariived at 12:30, flying light
and running for glory. She had about
100 tons of freight for here aud Lou
isville, aod a good passenger list.
She will leave Louisville on Sunday
morning, and will leave here early on
Monday. We are indebted to Billy
Bryant, her gentlemanly custodi
an of the medicine chest, for a half
dozen fine pine apples.;
The Norman was receiving a large
amount of freight yesterday. She
leaves promptly at 10 A. M. to-day,
and will want but little above
The Sam J. Hale and Glasgow arrived
at 2 P. at. with good trips We
regret to learp that Capt. II. T. Dex
ter, the distinguished commander of
the stealer City' of Evansville, is so
ill that ho was compelled to stop off
yesterday, for one trip. Mart Stone
was left in command.
Cileaciurt from Onr Exchanges.
Pittsburg. Tbe Commercial of
Thursday eays:
Tbe marks last evening indicated
four feet two inches and falling slow
ly. The weather during the day was
changeable. We had several heavy
showers during the afternoon. The
wharf looked deserted a'ter tho de
departure of the St. Charles and
Julia.
Cincinnati. The Commercial of
1 rr-
' Captuin i
, ci'.v yo-tpriuy. rtmrni:
i.
1 Lo'aiiTilie iu iet ;4ht s train.
l fcvv liUUl Ur V (41 Ul iu 'fit; . (
Timos of (he 20' h, t ha tit.- I : .,
10, Charles P. Truslow, Captain .
Ainslio aod Culoael Joh isoa. c!t 1
is now on herwenty sixth trip w
in a year, hsvioir made twenty ro .
trips from New Organs t j JefTer .
and six from New Orleans to Hbn c
Sort during the very low water b
'all, ind all this, says tho Times, h
been accomplished witho'it acoident
somethinir remarkable in Red Rivn
steamboaticg.
LotriuYiLLE T h 0 Col': kr- Jcu n 1
of Thursday sajef
.Capt Pariot contiaafe 1 jf stcri
With DiVid Bartncra for ihr- i.i '.i ...
new boat designed tor the Yszio Iliv
er trace.
The Clara is broken to badly th.
it is impossible to raie he r. Tho .v l
vor No. 2 is wrecking her. The am
chincry will be saved intact. At u:
two hundred hales of hemp in thr
hold will be saved in a da nacrsd eon
ditico. Capt. Charley Schullz, oomrun 1
of the steamer Virginia, ! It hi-; b at
at Memphis, and arrived here ? tu
day morning via railroad. Since c
riyiog be has coucluded to turn ' Li.
Virginia back from Evamville.
He found Lou;svillt tw d ,,
frkin, acd thought he could pave ran
ning expenses a well as tine ly - .op
ping here. In other wordi he I- :i i
there was 1.0'hing to lake at L i
ville, and the Kilgour already tr
taking it.
St. Louis. The D
Thursday says:
For 24 hours nreviom to .- I.-,,.
eveoiog, the river at thi- n:,int w - ....
a stand. The weaihtr was xukrv
Tbe river at Cairo i mill fallinp- n"..
lower Ohio is rising slowly; the i ;? r
Ohio above Ciocicniti is s ill lo and
falling. No mountain risa in thn
Missouri as far down yet as Omaha
or Sioux City. It shouli be along
in a few days. Fine tstagj of water
through to St. Paul, but no great rise
up there. Business continues fair at
our wharf.
NASiiviLLZ.-Tfce IiepulH:an Ban
tier of Wednesday eays :
Tbe Tjrone is now beioir thoroughly
overhauled on the Paducah ways, and
will come off all the better lor her
docking.
Mr. Linah Cobb, clerk of tho tral-
lant Armada, now laid uu on account
of lew water, showed his good look
ing phiz in marine circles yesterday.
GRAND EXCURSION
To CiucUtnati,
Oa tbaoccaslou of tho
N G K It I?' 12 H T .
Trains leave Kvtuiivlll- TnaUv j?von-
lug. Juiia llth. arriving in lui Intisu 1
next morning. Fare cmiv tor Him
round trip, vi Terra Unti e; goeii to in
turn to June 'Z"ih.
TicBhis can te bml (rr.m iiif tilpr i,f iiio
Leiderkrai a Hcviety. .1. K. Mki iiii. .ri.
tary E. AC li.lt , aid al iiep t ticki-t of
fice. jt-211 Thvt-int
SAVINGS BANK.
lOrganlzed under the Law of ih9 Klato of
imilatii.i
Id NOW
BEIDT r.Hi
0PE3T ASD
PitKsrrKNr:
tx. J ik. si. sii t( ii;i.rn.
VlCK I'RKHln.TNTS:
Kt:vi.j j. van mi i: .
jo iiar i. aval
Kkcretaky and Ti:kasi .ikh :
JO UN I. iM in:.
Fl N A NC K Co MM I TT K K ;
1RI I). I.l'AKI'. Ill'.IFtl.K.
JlHW NIEKl.t;.
Thustbks:
VKX. JAM. M. ll Ki:l. l'OHI.
John lava i., jam. nii:i:i,v.
i'HKIVIlAX IIKItli:.tIt II
r.vvhr.s ;. vau kipkic.
FK:i. i.tMn;.Mii:isii:it
ik. mr. Mi'iii.n im:n.
JAMES W. MLI K.
-Otlee at ARCMKi: A CO.'rf ilAN k
No. 25 Main Htreel.
mtr Ilppositu reodvetl I u ail sums of ON K
DOL I.Alt aud upwards.
- Bank ojkmi from H a.m. until i- m.
Of each day, aud on Hiilurlyn anil Moi,.
dayat Hv.m. iaj-ls-di xltn
d'cntzst:
XIomI dent D
Over First National Bank,
Corner Main and First Streets,
SvaniTllie, lod
MASl'f ACrrilr H 4r I'OSTINk'.
ana Uutn Work, Uold, t liver. Vo
CHuile, Coral lte, and Aroher i'la Curv J
Work, ArUflcla: Palate, &o.
ADMINIHTKATQK of Nltrona OrlJ:
(an aacellfnt aud aafe antij tl.-), ciui
roform, Kthor, and alo several local par.
lysera.
NKDKALCIIC AfTect lona trea ed.
M" rACIL,lTli-i are aa an i i
MtahltHhnieDt aa lane (viiimImU ntr of nv
roonxu) aa any In the LTulled HUUm.
1 11ETOKN MY THA.NKH lor tbe ri.
tensive patronage received darl ag tun pai
KIHT VKAItH .ntuji
Strayed or Staler,
FR03I my farm, in Union TowDhlj,
on hal unlay, tli JUi ult.,a roan main
ight years old, aboui sevcnlien li imii
biKh, steep hipped, wt.lie around aie tool
of tail, rough shod loref--t a no hare iiln.i
feet. Also a two year old llily, Mactr, with
long heavy tall and mane. Twenty-five
dollars reward will he given to any or,')
returning litem to rue or to WM. HAUM a
rUN, grocer, corner of Hlxlh ,St ro?. ana
Fulton Avenu. i :t
( HAS. It. IIAZZ.lEtO,
Tlie IVeat P.iper IIintj;cr.
All work warranted. Orders :eft at Noh.
47 and 49 Main Street; altto, at No. Ii
Booth First Street. ap9-2rn
VECE11BLS!C1LII
HAIR.
Ia tbe beet article ever Known to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR .
To its Criglnil Ycuthfcl Co-'rr,
It will prevent the Hul' from (ailing out
Makes the llnlr sinoo'h and 1loH.ijj, and
does not tlain the us others.
OUR TREATISE ON TH3 HA IK
6KST FBEK BY MAIL.
K. P. HALL & CO.. Nahr.a, i. II
1'ropi Ictors,
For aale by all drugsjlutn.
TJe3 dim (eod) wlral
AECHITECTG.
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I WOOI3
& WOOD,
ARCHITECTS
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