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The Dailt Jockxai. is published eTery morning, (Sundays excepted) at 10 centt per week, payable to the Carrier, or $5 20 per annum, payable in advance. The Tu-WtiiLT Jocisal, for the country, containing all the matter of the Daily Journal, la published on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 4 w per annum in aarance. The Wuuy JocaxiL is published eTerv Thursday at $2 00, three copiea for $5 00, seven copies for tu w, ten copies ior f id w, in advance. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 15. From- the Indiana State Journal TO THE VOTERS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. . Fellow Citizens: At a late session of the Indiana State Education Society, held in this citjr, Maj 2G, ISIS, the following realulion was unanimously adopted: "Resolved, That a committee of five be appointed to address an appeal to the people of the State, on the propriety and importance of Toting in favor of Free Schools at the coming August election." i The undersigned were appointed said committee, and in behalf of the State Education Society, issue this address. - The State Legislature, at its session in 1846-7, passed a joint resolution inviting the friends of Common Schools throughout the State, to meet in Convention in Indianapolis, on theSGih of May IS 17, and accordingly, .a large number of the friends of Common Schools convened from different parts of the Stale, and continued in session for several days. Among other things, they appointed a committee to draft a Common School law, with a special reference to the introduction of a system of free common , schools. The bill which was drafted by the committee, was presented to the Legislature at its last session, and after some amendment, passed the House of Representatives, but failed in the Senate, for want of lime for its proper consideration. The Legislature did, however, pass an 'Act" submitting the naked question of free schools, to the people for their decision at the polls in August next. And it is for the purpose of securing your vote in favor of a system of free common Bchoolsthat we now address vou. To show the advantages of the free school system, permit us to state a few ftcts illustrating the diSdreuce in the number of the educated aud uneducated in those States where the free school system has prevailed, and in those Slates where it has not. In Connecticut, New Hampshite, and Massachusetts, where the free school system has been the longest iu operation, the proportion of those over SO years of age, who cannot read and ti.ei5.5fuliowS:lConneclicu.lin3ll; 111 New HamUihire, I in 15U: in MassacllUetu-, 1 ia U'J. winle in Virginia, where . i I j'.ii. i c . .1 I CdUCailUll naS Ueil CUieiiy teil tu the VOIUUlary action oflhe pareiUa, a fraction overone 6IXIQ Of the Ires While population over years ol aga ,caauot read aad write, in North Carolina and Teauesiu I'm 4 cauiml read anu wrne. I The above facts are sufli;ient to show the importance ot a ststeiii ol free cuinmuu mm I sen

ools. There are in Indiana upwards of t,e co-operationol the entire periodical press quantity by referring to my invoices of Goods pur),000 between the ige uf 5 aud 21, and of the State, and the concurrent co-operation fhased East, may IG OLIVER LADD.

3i0 it cannot be denied that thousands of those till remain uneducated iu tho absence of a system of fiee common schools. Many ot their parents are too poor to give them efen a common school education, and others are ciiraiually uegligeut. Ut our adult popula tion, there are upwards of 33,000 who cannot read and write, and it is feared that iu the absouce of a belter system of common school instruction than we now have, the ra tio of the uneducated will increase with fear ful rapidity. Such is tho intimate connec tion of ignorauco with crime, that the educi tion of the whole people, ia to the pit riot and christian a question of the first impor tance. Tho following statistics are taken from two able reports; ono by Joseph Bentley Esq., of LnHand, aud the other by O R. Potter E&Q. The four best instructed counties ia England, according tu their re ports are Rutland, We'stminister, Cumber land, and Middlesex. Rutland has 1 school to everT G25 inhabitants, and 1 criminal conviction per. annum, lo every .710 inhabi a a unt5. Westminister nas isoooito etery 6ÜÖ inhabitants, and 1 criminal .convictiou per anuum to erery 2201 inhabitants. Cum beriand has 1 school to erery 732 inhabi tants, and one criminal conviction per an uni i. -t?.. ii'i.f Dura to eTery uui inuaonanis. luiuuiesex has 1 school to every 747 inhabitants, aud 1 Criminal COUttCtloa to every 410 inhabitanta. Thm lnr wnni In.ir.iMnt ,..,'. mra l.ne tour worst instructed counties are INorthampton, Dorset, öomeiset and Hereford.' Northaropiou has 1 school to every 1757 inhabitants, aud I criminal convictiou - per annum to every CO I inhabitants. DorSet Da I aCtlOOl IO every 14JO llinabl la n's, and 1 criminal cotiTictiou per annum to evet PitO Inhnhltanla. . Somerset has I rl.ru. I to erery 1427 inhabitauts, and 1 criminal conviction per annum to every 403 inhabit ants. Hereford has 1 school to every 1 Jab inhabitants, and 1 criminal conviction per Sannum to every 59G inhabitanis; making in the tour utter couauet, i criminal comic ti,n . nir annum tu everv 550 inhabitants.! r" . . : tt, fn.tr r..rnio cnnnli.i I rrim nal conviction per annum to every I IU3 in habitants. 1 üa educatioual ana c criminal statistics of our own country, corrobate sub taniiallv ibe foieffoins statements, and show rriost couclusively that the average amount . - a . t ol crime u almost exactly in tne inverse ratio of the average amouut of instiuc tion. - A system of free common tcboolj supported by taxation, is certainly (be poor matTjl:iend. Wüeu schools are supptnted by subscription,, ibey usually codf, if the lowest estimate, $2 per quarter, for each scholarand the aierage is supposed to be 3; so that the min who now sends throe childten to scbool ofte' quatter, pavs al least 6; but uuder-rt' ptousd freo school sys i-m if ! has no taxable' DropeflvVho will c ta? 25 cents be foll aV and thus s ive i ... - v x r . i I . $5iD. II he ijaaJtu ot taxaoio jnopvn;,

ne win pay öd cents, as follows : .üU cents,

Stale tax; 30 cents; township iax;.anJ 25 ceuts, poll tax; thereby savin'; S3, 15. If he has $1000 taxable property, he will py $145 siill saving $1,55. If he has $?00J proposed system will lessen the burdens ol the great majority of the people of the State. It is objected that it is unjust to tax the wealthy for the education of the poor! Bui if so, it is equally unjust for them to be tax ed innronoM on loltheir nronertv fur Sin. ea in proportion lojllie r property lor Ö täte purposes: uui aucu is ine iaci, ana u is con I ceaea to Deine most equi'able. Uvery intelligent man knows that it is cheaper and safer, to be taxed for the promotion of edu tion, than for the punishment of crime. The system proposed, while it greatly relieves the poorer counties, will add but tittle to the burdens of the mote wealthy; and if the poor ti.e.f I are ever educated, it must be to some ex ten. .t expense of !he ...lib,, of ibu. who are more Iriylily favored of fortune. I Property, as well as labor, is more valuable in an intelligent and educated community, than it is where ignorance, and its too frequent attendant, vice, are the ruling pirits. 1 lie proDertv of the rich, whether they have children or not, should be taxed for tho education of the whole people. The security of their property demands it! The tax that they pay is only the premium on the insurance. Every property-holder is in terested in the education of the 320,000 youths of our State. Every child in the State is the property of the commonwealth, and it is the imperative duty of the State, lo adopt such a system as shall secure to each child, the means, at least, of a common school education. Remember that the vote I wrucn you are lo give in august next, win atlecl the education Ol the tiU.UUU youths i o I i i .1... I I 'J 'I you may conler an inestiraihlo boon on the rliildrfii nf iha rMxir: vou mav nlarf in iheir I hands the true Fortunatus purse; you may cheer the heart of many an industrious poor man, who is now unable to oJucate his children! You mav rescue from obscurity mind ofihe first order, and by the establishment of iy a liberal system of free common schools, you may elevate the reputation of our young, but rising and Noble State! The State Education Society has appoint ed Judüc Kinney of Teire Il iute. a special gent to travel throughout the State, and deliver addresses, and endeavor to awaken an liArirt: in hphalf of tree common schools. I the different counties of the State, will vol unleer iheir hearty co-operation in this no ble owe. We ,cSpec.fully recommend .1 hnltlimr nf RJucational mcetihfa in everv Mown and neighborhood in the btate, previ w . . ' ousto the August election. The cause ol education in Indiana for years 10 COtTte Will he eiTected by the vote which you will give in August next. If Uns subject i properly undersiool, the friends of fiee schools nave nothing to tear, in Denan ol the Slate Education Society, and d ill behalf . tate. WO aSK - . w of the 320.0JO youths of our S of all the friend nf education in the Slate. F. C. HOLLIDAY, JAM IIS II. II EX II Y, JEUEMIAII SULLIVAN, CHAKLES II. TEST, JOSEPH L.JERNEGAN. N. B. The papers circulating in this State will please copy. Indi inapoh, May 23, 1818. We are authorized and requested to announce MICHAEL P. JONES as a Candidate lor County Commissioner for' District No. 1. Vanderburgh County. ICrWe are authorized to announce JOHN SPIKER as a candidate for n seat in the Lower House of the next Legislature, at the ensuing election. CITY COUNCIL. Meets every Saturday evening on First 6t. Oificers James o. joncj5,.uayor; John J. Uhandler.Clerk; i i 'i' .. vir, i). ii i u 1 1 cilmrn 1st wan!, Joan M. tockwtll, Und word, fcilas Stephens; 3rd ward, Willard Carpenter; 4th ward. M. W. Fster; 5th ward, baac Hutchinson; Üth ward fctephen Childs. SONS OP TEMPERANCE Temtixof Ho.moB, No. 1 Meet every Monday evening at icniperame iiau, aier ei. vuictTaiur . .i' 1 1 1 1 . ... j i' - the present quarter, P. G. O'Reilly, w c t; Osborn Reilly, w v t; James 1 . Y alk ,11 v. w v t: James i . aiRer, w k; k. u. narr, w ; Isaac A. Crane, w f r; John bhanklin, w t; l v 'in. Holden, w r; John E. Taylor, w o f; Edward DeGanuo, w g; Rober Allen, w s Ltma Beecher Divistos. No. 25 Meets Tuesdav evenincs at Temperance llall. Oilicers Wm I Holden, w p; Jas, Laughlin, w a; James I . alker, . ' w..-; . . .. m, ir,., r. vrt Barns, t; Joseph Turnock.C; T.Grant, a c;C. Bates, 1 1 s" Robert Vance, o s. I Temflecf Honok Division, No. M Meets Friday cvenin-s at remperance Hall Ufficert-John Greek, I Pirnpntpr. us: James I). Walters. F s: W. II. Chandler, t; K. Allen, c; J. W. Stinson, x c; J. Dover, i s; J- L- mman.o s t n. o. r. Morxixo Star Luoue, So. 7 Meets Thursday evemnziat Hall, corner of Main and l'irt sts. Oili cers L. L. Laycock, p 6; II. O. Haböck, X G; W. W. Sullivan, v o: H. U. Wheeler, s; O. Ladd. T; II " Dunbar, c; w. iiunntll, i a; c.Cotvia o o - 1 t.t a qnmr Evassvilix Lodl. u. d. .Meets first Saturday f i i. . '"""S ",.t"lu.u,l"uu- "'tc! a Otlicers O A MnC. Mrlrd u- Tim T IV.lUr tw. PI2 - 1 U'Keilly, a; Rowley t; John Shanklin s p; A t ar neswonli, i v, K l amJge, s ce, t. HATES OP POSTAGE. Cent LETTtEs For a single letter, not exceeding half an ounce, iavoiruupoiae,j eiu uui exceeuing 300 mite, 5 Sent over 300 miles 10 For eveiy half ounce, and any excess over every half ounce, the same rates of postage; and when advertised, two cents on each letter, or ' four cents, if the advertising cost so much additional. C . A I A. .An ma .a Iu. m . 1 1 a. I ..oK .... .... ..9 CiRcuLAis For anv or in ted circular, handbill,' adverüsement. unsealed, sent any distance 3 NewsrArEEs Ot 1900 square inches, or less, sent .over.:tO and not more than 100 miles, ur any distance within the state ' 1 Over auch a distance H XcvDspaprri, .unit to subscribers, 3 centseachiprepaw; or not lorwaraeo irom 'ne rosi-onice. W store ai.d "for salt 53 tbl White Lime in good . order ane Cheap june 13 M.W. FOSTER

taxable property he will pay $1,20, Statt OOT WATEH STHX2SÜ, 57XHS.D DO Oll ADOVE WAIN CTHELT tax; $1,20, lowm hip tax, and 25 cents, poll - EV A NSVIL LE, IND. lax; making $2,05, and saving $2,35. : . : From the above data, it is evident trrat the DRY GOODS AT WHOLES A T7E

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Wholesale dealer in dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,

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'V sr Arm . - . I " ouniry .Uercnants. 1 take this metho i to ICir-iMi 111 ( lllf If! Ifir? I n f 'Fl I n Pill iiojr r. i ... which I enumerate Ticks, Demins, Drill, Stripes, dings, Battinas.Cofton Yarn. Slc. . r BSOUI ICU My assortment of brown and bleached Cottons is, mountains, comprising all the most desirnble bivIm II jttAna a I tL. f ....11 I iif i I " n

.i V c "'""r ' u 'o nna waunam ractoncs, and are eecidedly superior to any other good ther foreign or domwtid, offered in this market. With auran-re that inv lernia and oricea are mon

,avurBOie IO uyers man at any other house in this miir Irl . may 1C Four Days Late From Europe. PROSPECTS Favorable.to All Cash Customers. ALLIS & HOWES. rpHE HOUSE that sells goods for small profits and .tUJSiSSaTSh They pledge themselves to sell as gooi articles and ?lv wiw m can w ojiaineu w xue i,anu vi vv nil uv. i t 0f av a sr a vr t Ö to come and convince tlfcnidelves that those asser tions are something more than empty boasts. Their stock embraces every thing belonging to the grocery .wr - on f.vkry I'AtJK YOU WILL FIND niEJR ADVERTkSKMKNTS. ap 24. JUST received from New York, 6 Halt Til Cognac liranJy; 2 Pipes liollmd Gin; 10 casks fort Wine; 10 casks Madeira; 2 hhds Kum, 10 barket Champagne; S hxs Cordials: 100" Claret; 150" Sardines; 400 cans Oysters; 9" tK.uanrH Ticir f!iTfir. for eale by ALLIS &. HOWES. Water St. aP' xusT received by steamer Glcncoe, U 7 J sides sole Leather; 23 lixs Lemon i?vrup; J 1 icrccs rehned &uirar lor familv 05. for sale by AXIJS&.1IOWH, ap2l Water tt. GLOVES! GLOVES!! GLOVES!!! lit. ffi LADIES euperbne light and dark colored U White do., suyerlino white and colored Hilk do., superfine black uet Glovrsi, and At its for Mle lovy lap 15 .MUKK1S . JOllUm . LAWNS, GINGHAMS & LINEN LAWNS AVrEltYlan;ea!sortmentof the newest styles Please call and examine them. ap 15 MORUIS S. JOHNSON. SL'ttAlt I sUGAlt ! SUUAU ! 1 Of) Si,Sep!?ri?!Suar250 bbls Molasses; in soro and for sale by ALLIS & HOWES. MOURNING GOODS. A FULL and very desirable assortment ol Mour mZTffirT "ULK - rftiic black, plain and fiirured btrreues, black Lawns &c. now ouen and tor sale low bv aplj AumulSS. JOHNSON. . . tMiLii good quality and low prices; also Car I 1 I V r PI?1 n?9 every. variety lor sulo at th AHLEKLNG BRUMMER. TO THE PUIILIC. I T7" advertise my stock in our Daily JourI V nal, I am not in the habit of advertising douli.t trit.l tlmt I h,vn nrt hnnil hut miiA In ihn HOPE STOKE. JUST received and for sale by George Venncinman fc Company. 10 Coils M audio Halter Rope, 10 do Kemp parken yarn, 5 do Matnlle Bed Cordj, 5 bales No. 1 Oakum 20 doz. Manillo Ploughlinca 11 do Hemp Bel Cords W lbs Hemp and Cotton Twine; 1 doz. Zinc Wash Boards 5 bbU Cider Vinegar 5 do Brandy, '3 do S. M Wine 10 do Cin. Whiskey 5 do Port Wine; 50 D3. aborted Iarket Baskets, jc 12 G. VENN EM AN, & CO. WHISKEY. Q fir Bbls Russe llville Whiskey, Ot) M bbls Cincinnati do 20 " New Harmony do, In store and for sale low for cash by my 10 BE.MENT cc VIELE. JUST RECEINED, M 1 1 u.f, kP9, z? ""j TONS assortetl Rod and Bar Iron; assorted Janiata Nails; dies spring iStetl: 5 do frliecr do: 1 case extra Cast do; Plow slabs. Boiler and t-heet Iron; Kafps, Iiles,and Door Latches, I u'l,;r, to.TA,,r with our fornirr stock makes it I ""- ' a - I corn nie te For sale low by ... LA CG 1 1 LIN, Water street. may 9. NAILS. 230 KF.GS Boston and Juniata Nails, assorted sizes: 2.i keg' Flooring Brads, assorted; 23 do Assorted sinke. For nale by A, LAUGH LIN, ap25 'i Water ttrcct JUST RECEIVKD, Z?f KCGS Pure white Lead; OU 10 bbls Linseed Oil; 5 do Turpentine; 25 boxes 8-10 Window Glass, For sale low by A. LAUGHLIN, may Water street. ShcriflV Sulc. Y virtue of a writ of Alias vinditioni exponas ajainst Fredrick Householder and William Householder, issued out of tho otiice tf the Clerk of the anderburgh Circuit Courup in iavor of Asa Ii. Uement, I will on Saturday, the 2 tin of June A. D , ISIS at the door of the Court llous in the city of Ivansvit2e, between the hours oi 10 o'clock A.M., and 6 oclock 1. M.. of said day expose to &le at public auction and outcry, first the rents issues and prof-1 lU tor the term ot seven years, ol the following described real estate viz: the east half ot the south west quarter of section No 26 in Township No 7 south of range 1 1 west, in ineixmnty oi anuerrmrgn, ana I SiotA nf Inrlinn. unit honlii nn rwrartn nfTT nr hiil for I said rents, issues, or profits, a sum sufficient to satisfy said writ, and interest and costs, I will at the same tune and place proceed to sell at public auction and outcry the fee simple of said above described reai es tate to satuty said writ, with the interest and costs are thereon. JOHN ECHOLS, S. V. C. jo 1-p f $2IOWA FLOUR. &rT Dbls Burlington Mills, just received per stea t- mer lirookly n, and for sale by my 10 DEMENT &. VIELE. SPLENDID lot of Paper Hangines and Win XjL dow Paper, just received and for pale low by jan 13-tf: , J.'H. MAOHEE &. CO. Arno: checks. 7 HECES Apron Check, this day opening, for whalesate or retail. E. (c W. LEWIS, Water street

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inform .Merchants visiting this City, that I am in BIVSV.H ul UUUU1 CULT LtrOUUllL . - ...... . sTimfsTrm 1. .- ff 1 t Anion-: Janes, Plantation stuffs, Osnaburgs, Wickings, Wad . fc ' . u I believe, the most complete west of the Alleghany st - Wtl .... J . ctf. Verv resooctfuüv OLIVER LADD. DOMESTICS! tZf Bales 4-4 heavy Urown Sheetings, In store and 0J for nale by (mylGJ OLIV ER LADD. PRINTS. 1 Cases of new styles spring Prints; AO 5 do Ulue and Orange, tor sale by may 16. OLIVEK LADD. 3IOSQUITO NETTINC3. "I OA Pieces Mosquito Netting, just receivwl and lyrsaieby linylbl UL1VLKLADD. mylC LAUII1S SLIPPERS nnd BUSKINS. Of If I Prs. LaJies slippers nnd Buskins of nupeOvfvF rior quality ana style ever before brought to this market, just received and for sale by may 16. OLIVER LADD. KIP and THICK BUOGANS. "I ff Cases of Prime Kip Brosans; ltl 5 do do Boys do; 5 do Thick do. For sale by maylG OLIVER LADD. WA.LDI103X SYTIIES, . ( ozen sujerior Wahtroin Grass Scythes; J V 10 do do do Corn do; 5 do do do Biyer do; Allot a superior quality for sale by may IG OLIVER LADD. SYTIIE SXATIIS & PITCH FORKS. Ill Dozen Lampoon patent Snath?; 50 do do do Common; 10 do superior Pitch Forks; r or sale by may 16J OLIVER LADD r AITCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT RETAIL, ''PIIE subscriber would most respectably inform I tho public that his stock fur the Retail Trade is full and complete, coiiMSting of one ofihe beat assortments of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods that can be found in Evan3ville. Please call and examine for yourselves. Imay 1C OLIVER LADD. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & VESTING SUPERFINE black French Cloth, Superfine black French Cassirueres, Black, Blue and Bunn cloths of everv aualitv andnricc. Fancy Cassimtres. Fancy Vesting. Whith and Colored Marseilles Vesting, with a larirc assortment of Gents Plain Blac'i and Fancy Silk Cravats, and Patent Stocks, superfine Plain and Figured black Silks, and Satins for Vestimrs. Gents, sunertinc. Black and White Colored Silk and Kid Gloves, with every desirable article for Genu. Spriuij and summer wear, for wholesale and retail by lap 1DJ .UUKKlä . JUilSO.N. PANTALOONS STUFF & COATINGS COTTENADEH, Crotcns, Tweeds, euierliii black Freuch Drau, ets., D;ap de Nienn?, Iun en and Union checks and tlripes, with all the nwt desirable styles, tor sale low at wholesale and retail Oy apD .MUKKlSS.JUllAbUX PRINTS! PRINTS!! A N endless quantity and variety oft nr.ta of the r newest Sorinir and Summer Ptvles. tutierhcr with every thine new, in the way of Dress Uoods, lor sale at wbuksihj and retail ly aplj MUHKIS S. JU11.U-N. FANCY ARTICLES. THE pub?criler has rcceivdd an assortment of: Seal. Sealing Wax, Note Paper; Stetl li-eds, Kinors, l nsfel; ling Clapps, Needle. Purse Twist; Fancy Piads, Pins Knitting Pins; Kazors, Razor Straps, Shaving; Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, Sic, See, Alui 1 jt .ri n(Tj fn.urtinr Hrawpr (.iwhU ill CtCrV . . i .... , . - - - - - - v - j variety, for sale at wholesale and retail by apjj JUUKKIS aJUlIaOA. PALM HATS, BONNETS, PLOWEKS &C AVKIIY large stock consisting of every variety of Summer hats, lechorn, valm leaf, French broid, shans,&c, fur and silk hau of every desira ble style bonnots, all the newest styles, with a fplfn did assortment of flowers, ribbons and bonnet triuimingsforsaleby ap!5 MÜUKtS S. JOILNSU. COTTON YARN. "I A Iozen Hope Factory Cotton Yarns XVFJili Nos. M0, GoO and 700, this day received per steamer Kosco from Pittsburgh. For sale by Imay 17 OLIVEK LAPP. SL'CAU and .1IOLASES. 100 Hhds New Orleans Sugar: j; 250 Iibla do do Molastes; a 40 I do do do do; 25 bbls Sugar House Molasses Polka brand; 25 t Libbj do do do do do. For sale by ' A. LAUGHLIN, np 25 Water street. BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. A FULL and general assortment of ""CI-T every thing in that line, viIs, Dellows, Vices, ! m.imzl lasp, Files and Orates. !, namely : adScrew Plates. For sale by A. LAUGHLIN, Water 6treet ap 2j HYDRAULIC CEMENT. A FULL suply ot this article fresh trom the mills, tnorether with the best of Roach Lime. For sale by the batrch A. LAUGHLIN, ap 25 Water street. IRON. A LARGE and general assortment of all sizes o Common Bar, Flat, Round and Square, Broad and Narrow Band, Axe and Hoe Bar, Plow Bar, Flow Moukls and (labs. Nail and small Rods, together with all sizes usually called for in the above Fiuc. Forealeby A. LAUGHLIN, v aicr ei. BlTTItOLrF.fH THANKFUL for past liberal ratronare. wouiu resoectfullv inform the citizens of Lvansville and vicinity, thai he has just received his new and splendid stock of Jeweley, Watches; and Clocks, which he will sell at regular Cincinnati prices, Lis stock consists in part ot: ' - JTine OoM and Silxer Lever Watches; A splendid assortment newest style IaHes Coral Breastpins; Earings, Finerrins'ifcc.; ' Hold Guard and Feb Chains; , . Miniature cases, and Lockets; l ine Mournin Pins, Bracelet Clasps; Guard Kevs, Collar Buttons, and Studs; A large selection of Gold Pencils with and without pens; A lareclotof Davlev's beet Gold Pens with and without holders; . Silver Tables and Tea Spoons; ' ' Silver Thimbles; Every deecTiption of Steel Trimming; .' Steel Beads and Parse Silks; Fine Fans, Accordions; Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps; . Girandoles &c; Every description Silver and common Spectacles . Fine pocket Knives &,c; . B lew Fine FrenchMantle Clocks; to which be would call the attention of those wishins to purchase. Ladies are invited to call and examine tor themselves. J." L. BITTROLFF, ap 15 Main Street between First and Second. COFFINS. made to order. Constantly on hand and ROBERT FURGUS. Main Street. feb 1-6 m STEEL A LARGE and general stock of the best Brands of American Blister, English Blister. German and Enfftish Sheer, brad' and narrow Spring, and all sizes ot nat am squared cast eei. Ax I emper. For ale by A LAUGH LIN, P 2a Water street

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WHOLESALE DEALERS IH F0RE1GH AND D0MEST1Q DRY GOODS, COKXEUOF n'AlS AND "WATER STREET, EVATSSVIELE, IA., WOULD INVITE ATTENTION OF THE TRApE TO THEIR UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK OF

Spring ana Summer Foreign

WHICH we are daily receiving trom tne eastern iMarseis, wBnuiaciu.wr, " . - v"cctcd with great 'care and ."extremely low rates, under the most favorable arcumncc witl the

C.i with an especial view to the patronage oi tne I. API5K S LES AND SMALL PROFITS, we Country Merchants, Dealers, Ters, who -il ot

WlirrMT'E lTyAN OiVnYli kmSTlO TO BUY OUT OF OUR LS TABLISHMENT. . ... ,

tr You are particularly requested on visiting our uuy io ran iinuuuuu -Call at the "EXPRESS STOKE, corner of Main and A ater fctreet. . , P "

OUANGC. 1ILUUS find FAaCi 1-UlA'l 6yfZi PS. newest Spring and bummer styles Granne, Ulue-, and Fancy Prints, now now on hand and receiving daily; some of them yerv beautiful, and well adapted to the city trade; which we otter at a small advance on Lastfrn cost, at tne Express Store. E. &, VLL Is, 13 corner Main and W ater 6treei. LAWiS AXD GIXG1IA1IS. 0 fl 1s- American nr.d Imported üir.chams; WUU 200 pieces a33ot,tcd qualities and styles of Lawns, for sale very cheap at the Kxprc,ss.,s(01rf E. oi V. Lbv 15, ap 13 corner of Main and Water street I03IESTICS,OSNKBCn(;S,TlCKlN:S, 1 f( 13ALES assorted brands of Muslins troul 1UU iiht to 37 inch heavy. Also, 10 bales Osnebergs; 10 d Tickings; ' 5 do Drills; 8 do Blue Drills; 6 cases Dleached Muslin?. For sale low, w hölcsalts or retail at the Express Store, corner ot Main and Water reet. nplJ is. & W. LLVWÖ. PANT STUFFS. .aa Pir-'-T-.K.-i I 'ant Stulls. thLsdav reccive!, conÖvUsisting in pad, Cot tonades, Camlets, Checks Oambroons, &.C., also a few Pieces of extra article ot Fancy Linens for sale low, at wholesale or retail by Li. V. LsiW 15? p 13 Corner Main and Water street. ALPACAS. Ac. -l AA PIF.r.l-'.s; Alnacaa. Plein. Black. Fancy and l'laids. ALo. a few pieces of Silk Warp Lustre, for sale low wholesnle or retail. E. So V. LL V li, ap 13 Corner Main and Water street. TO TIIK LADIES. THIS day received Steel trimmin:s and tassels, consisting of has clasps and tassels, purse rincrs, nurse clastis, steel beads, shaded and plain purse tilk. For sale low by E. cc W. LEWIS, Bp 13 Corner Main Water street. PEUCUSSIOX CAPS. OOfl ((( PERCUSSION CAPS, G. D.'and &jJyJ 1vF assorted qualities. Also, 50 dozen Shaving Boxes, for sale low, wholesale or retail, corner Main end Water street. pj E. Sc. V. Li'IWH. LOOKING CiLASSJS. JUST received 600 Looking Glasses, consisting' of the plain and double betel, fancy -round, bevel band, cherry, tablits, German toilet, statia, &,c.,lrom 5-a to 24-H inch, for sale low, wholesale or re tail by L. St NV. LLWIä, ap!3 Corner Main and Water street. BARS. F?f DOZEN Mosquito lisrs. Oil 10 Rolls Linen, E. &W. LEWIS, ap 13 Corner Main and Water street. JUST received from New Orleans, SOBblslTannersOil; 50 " Tar; 4 Yarn Uli; 15 " Turpentine; . 5 Bxs Oranges; 10 " Lemons; in store and for sale by ALLIS !c HOWES. . Watertt. i - - - CLOTHS AND CASSIMEHES. . FRENCH, English and American blue, black drab, olive and steel mixed Cloths and Casamers, at wholesale and retail lw, by 11 &. W. LEWI. ap 13 Cornor Main and. Water Streets FLOOR CLOTH. TIECtS Floor Cloth, expressiv for the city trade 5 K. & W. LE :wls. ap 13 Corner Main and Water street. BOOTS AKD S1IOLS. NOW on hand and receiving 200 cases Boots and Shoes, consisting in part of: . Ladies liiacR t at. tip Dusüm; do Colored do do; do Calf and "Morocco Shoes; do Kid Slips; do Buskins; V . Misses Slips; - . . Children's assorted kinds cacks; Men's and Boy's Calfskin Boots; 'do--,, do . Kid. do; '.' : ' do ' do Thick do; . , do do Congress Gaiters; . . do - Ta tent Leather; do Pumps; " . - . Gents coarse and fine Brogana. - , ; Together with a varied assortment not above'mcntjoncd, at wholesale or retail low by k- ; 1 cc W. LEWIS. ap K corner Mian and Water street. LATE A II III VAE. JUST received per steamer Grey Eagle and for sale low 50 doz. Hemp Bod cords. No. 1 and 2, 43 44 do Plowiines, " ' 10 Reels do Bedcords 40 Reams Wrapoing Paper, j 2 hf. Chests Imperial Tea, 12 bbls Cider Vinegar ...", 12 bales Cotton Batting r ; K 1 Cask r rench Brandy 10 boxes Star Candles ' .'. 10 d5 Summer mould Candlsa -: V -

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and Domestic Xry fcrooas, bvanavuie i raue. f uyYX." I 'T have no hesitation in pledging ourselves w iiiy aim bÄf h toea nna no. y. - CASSINETTS ANU JEANS. BLUE, black, steel mixed, gold mixed, drab nn fancy Casinetts. , . Plain, blue, fancy, sold mixed, stM do, and striped Kentucky Jeans. Also New Hopeand Steubenvdle, Brandy Wine, FL-Iierville, Woodland, Nuk ve, Westminister Brooklyn, llerino, and RockaAvay Manufacturies fur sale low wholesale and retail by E. &. W. LEWIS, ap 13. Corner Main and Water street. THREADS, IIUTTONSAc. OfinilDOZ. assorted Spool Threads. : OUUtf 350 Rolls Cotton " - 225 pounds ofLinin 44 40 lbs American and Italian Silk. '. 1500 gro.s assorted Buttons, for salo lew wholesale and retail at the Express Store, " v E. fc W. LEW 13, : np 13 Corner Main and Water street. II ATS and CA PS. ". JsSi too Cases Hat nnd Caps, s tnVSTTIVfi. in nnrt of 1st. 2nd. ami 3rd rata V lienven lt, 2nd and 3rd rate Bruuh;Crro Oordo, Bucna Yista, Silk, Wool, and all other varieties. Also, 500 dozen Palm Hats; ... IO do Ieghorn; -..- 5 do Straw; :" 5 do Panama. : - Also a few dozen CAPS. " : " '-- All of the al)ove are of the litest and most fashionable SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES. For sale low, at wholesale or retail, corner of Main and Water street ap 13J E. &. W. LEW Iix ; V rtonnets, Artificials & Ilibtoons. w? THIS day received, 75 dozen assorted yJ Hort nee Hraid. Mraw. uevon ana-' . Chip Bonnets f9 boxes artificial Flowers of French and American Manufactures, -fl nfiis Pieces Ribbons white, Bonnet black, fieJLUUU ured, fancy, cap, colored Taffata, black Tafia, Gold Satin, &.c with all the latest and moät fashionable Spring and summer styles, comprising altogether one of the largest assortments in the cüy . For sale low, wholesale and retail by E. Si. W. LEWIS, ap 13, . Corner Main and Water street : . FANCY GOODS." NOW on hand and receiving daily oni among ths largest assorted stocks of of Fancy Goods ever brought to this city, consisting, in part, of; Silks, Dress Ilanderchiefs; - . Silk and Worsted Ties; - - t Linen and Cotton Edgings, Footings, . Tapes, Pins, Needles, Beads; - Neclaces, Hnger-rinRS, Breast-pint; Violins, Violin strings; ' Hair-pins. Razors, Razor straps, Fans; Pants Buckles, Shoe Lacets; . . -.i Spool-stands, Pocket Knives; . ; , Plain, Black, and Fancy Veils; . Also, a variety of Bernaues, . j Cable Cord; silk and Cotton Pure; ' Pocket 3ooks, Wall Popper; : . : Fire scieens. Carpet Warp; Cloth and Hair Brushes; Hooks ünd Eyes; Paste Beards, Bonnet Wire; . ' Shawl Pins, Fringes; ' Whalebone, Shaving-soap, &c, &.c. - With a great vcriety of articles not above mention, jd, which we will be pleased to show to our friends jnd the trade generally. E. &. W. LEWIS, -ap 13 Corner Main and Water street. SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS, Ac. . I THIS dav received at the "Express Store, a few bcauti'rul CRAPE SHAWLS, which the ladie are invited to call and examine.. . Also an assortment of other varieties of Shawls, and an ample assortmen t ' " of Dress Goods, &.c. E. &. W: LEWIS ap 13. . Corner Main and Water street. ' LINENS! LINENS V "I PIECES Irish Unens; -. JL I ß 50 pieces Brown French do; t 30 pieces Check do; , ' ' " ' " Also. 200 pieces Swiss Muslin with a general and varied assortment of White Dress Goods. E. &, W. LEWIS, ap 13 Corner Main and Water street.. VESTIXGS, GE3TS.CKAVATS,&4 THIS day received, an assorted stock of Vrstings Gents. Cravats, llhdkfs., &c, suited to th Spring and Summer trade, for sale low at the "Ea press Store. E. cc W. LEWIS. apl3 . Corner Main and Water Street . GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, HOSIERY Ac. ifiVJ.rtf'. 300 doz. assorted Hosiery; c W.vM im dn w niovp. - Uli . 175 do do Susnendera Consisting of all the varieties ever brought to this market, or ever called for, at the corner of Main and Water street. . tap 13 E. cc W. LEWIS. CMURCLLAS & FARASOL7ES AN ample assortment of Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Silk and Cotton Ai. 111-. r C-! J ... SW L m aw, omai ivi oi ouaacs, waicn we win sell t our usually low rate.. E. & W. LEWIS, ap 13 . Corner Main and Water street COMBS t COMBS 1 1 THLSday received Butterfly, Tolk Sc Imitation Shell,. Tuck Combs, Side do. Pocket do, Ivory do. Reding do, and all othe"r varieties. - For ale wholesale and retail by - " . - . B". &. W. LEWIS. . apl3 ,. CornerMaia and Wu; II AllKE"c".IBr9 JlaROE sormient ef Silk, Cötton.Girgfcem A n...n. wTr.ftlnrs and all other vanetw j W6httotrn,rnarkt,at the .a

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