Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 3, Number 278, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 March 1851 — Page 2
DAILY JOURNAL.
A. II. SANDEK3, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. CITY OP-EVANSVILLE:
SATl'IIDAY ?IOIl.!.G, IAIICfl 251.
STEAMBOAT BILLS, AC. Wccall the attention of the ollkersof Wabash t nd other packets to oat Job OihVe. We arc prepared to do steamboat printing of ail kinds withdtapatch, in the neatest style, and at Louisville prices. The Journit Job Office w provided with'the largest at.d latest style acamboat cut tor Bills, with wnaller cut of name pattern for lirge and small card. UV hfc our nienmboat Irieiid will give u a call, a they are always welcome, wixther they iit us fco-iahy or on business. Collision. Yesterday We recorded the loss ot the steamer John Hancock, which sunk above Cape Girardeau. Since then we learn that the Lowell, fiirteen miles below Wheeling, came in contact with the S. F. itton. At the moment in which the shock was experienced, the former boat Mink to her cabin deck, carrying with her several lives. Several persona were saved by cutting through the lower deck. One woman and two children verc lot, and a younjr man who display
ed great heroism in hi efforts at rescuing
others, is also among the missing. The Messenger IVo. 2 came down about twenty
minutes after the accident occurred. The Lowell was bound down stream, and
the S. F. Vinton up. The former is a Wa
bash river boat, fcfhe was loaded with iron,
nails, glassware nnd other mercliandize.
sU'liy reference to ovir advertising columns it will be eeen that Mr. Knapp is now
in our city, and proposes to teach all who
favor him with a call, the art of detecting counterfeit Rink Roles. In these times when
counterfeits are so plenty, it is highly impor
tant to our business menjhat they be able to
detect them. He can be foand at the Pavil
ion, Exchange Hotel and at Dr. Wilcox's of
fice. We understand that Mr. Knapp has
found over $200 of counterfeit money in the
hands ol a number of our merchants.
Letter rno.M Gen. Scott. The follow
ing letter from Genera! WinGeld Scott wai addressed to the Whig Committee of Mifflin county, Pennsylvania, in answer to a serie of resolutions adopted by them recommending
him as a candidate for the Presidency oi. tne United States:
Washington, March 12, 1851. Dear Sir: The Whig Committee and ita
secretary of Juniata county, rennsylvania
have done me great honor.
The approbation ot my countrymen was the first, and will be the last rreat object of
my life. If I have the happiness to obtain
that, it will Iks ol tumor imjioriunce wueiuci it leads to a change in my official position or not.
With mv most respectful regard to the gen
tlemen of the committee, 1 renain. my dear
sir, yours truly, WI1N FIELD sUU r r.
A. K. McUure, iwq.
Haworth's Gra.id Olio. By advertise ment it will be seen that this talented Com
pany perform to-night, at the Exchange Ho
tel. Mr. Young will give some of his best
songs, and Miss Juliette will dance uLa Pol
ka." All who have not yet seen them should
visit them this evening, as they oiler an at tractive bilL
S'clylkill. This swift, and well known
steamer has been repainted and thoroughly
repaired, and entered the Louisville and St.
Louig daily line. She will be here goin
down every Friday, and returning on Tues- . ...
uay. rassengers will meet with every attention from the rolite officers. To Mr. Levi, first clerk, we are indebted for up river papers.
Strange Case ot Monmanl.i,
The Pennsylvania;! tells the following
amusing story of un eccentric old monoma
niac in Philadelphia. It is the strangest case
and at the same time the funniest, we have
read in a twelve month : I .
A hypochondrical old fellow named Aaron
Simms who was lately engaged in the gro
cery business somewhere in filbert street.
has conceived the strange idea that he is the
P3"A project is on foot to have a World's Fair
on Governor's I.land near New ork City
in 1S32. The matter is in first rate hands, and thoush quietly, yet is walking surely
toward completion. The Astor House hag
ftiikarritiil ft j 000 towards the expenses of it;
the Irving House 5.000, the New Yoik Ho
tel $3,000. and other hotels in projorlion to
their means, po we shall have perhaps, a
World's Fair of our own. Who'll go.
Cr"C?n. George M'Duffie. of South Car
olina, died a few days since. He had been in verv feeble health lor a year or two. Mr.
M'D.'has figured largely as a leading South
ern politician, and, aside from Mr. Calhoun
was perhaps the most popular man in the
Southern States for many years past.
fXj" In the steamer Empire City, which
sailed from New York for Chagres the other day, there were five young ladies passengers
who are bound for Oregon, as 'teachers.-
They go out under the patronage ot the board for promoting education at the West,
Gov. Slade, of Vermont, general agent.
Jl3The married ladies of Fairmount, N.
J., have organized themselves into an Indi
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, in order to
be revenged upon their Odd Fellow hus
bands. The women. have determined to
keep up with the times, and unless the leg
islatnre wi!l grant their demands, they will
take the matter into their own hands.
Jl3"The people on the upper Mississippi,
are wide awake on the subject of Railroads.
The City of Q,uincy has lately been author
ized, by a vote of the people to subscribe $100,600 to the Northern Cross Railroad. The vote stood 1,112 to 1G against the subscription.
- XIX FOR TAX.
TBASSLATED FliOM THE FBESCH. .A girl, young and pretty, but above all gifted with an air of adorable candor, lately
presented herself betöre a certain Parisian
lawyer, (we translate the incident troin the French journals for the benefit of our homefSe attorneys) and thus addressed him : v, Monsieur, I have come to consult you upon a grave afTtir I want lo oblige a man
'Old Scratch." About two-weeks ajo he? I love, to marry me in suite of himself. How
,o a sign painter to prepare him i hall I proceed ?'
TELEGRAM DISPATCHES.
C0JD1E11CIAL.
Home Journal. The last number has been received, filled with interesting correspondence, original articles, &c. Th names of the Editors, Messrs. Morris L Willis, are enough to commend it to the patronage and attention of every literary man. It is printed in beautiful style, aud on new type. Price $2 00 per annum.
rjC"The Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad ha9 been completed to Ravenna, forty miles from the torraer place, and cars were to have commenced running at the close of last week. The rood is to be pushed forward with all posaible despatch to its completion to Pittsburg.
CrThe Hon. John Law and family have arrived in our city, with the view ol becoming permanent residents. That pleasaut property known as the u Bulls Head" has been taken by Judge Law, and is now undergoing extensive improvement; and will soon be ready for its occupants.
lQ"Scii3tor Turney, of Tennessee, must carry on an extensive correspondence, as tcntj ijc mail Lag, each weighing eightyslx pounds, passed through Louisville last week, directed to II. S. Turney, Winchester, Ttna. All franked, of course I
JCj"Mr. Webster is taking some fine like
ne?ses at his room, and our citizens who have
not improved this opportunity to get their pictures taken, should call immediately, as he
intends to leave shortly.
Dln glancing over a N. Y. paper, wc no
tice steamers advertised for Albany, '-fare 23 cents." Rut a few years ago. the passage was th.'eo dollars, with extras. There is nothing like competition for the benefit of the public.
EC" On Saturday last the people of Lexington, Ky., ratified a proposition to subscribe
four hundred thousand dollars stock in the Maysville and Danville railroads. - The vote
stood 1,201 against the proposition and 430 for it.
JJUev. Coolige Shaw, son of Robert G.
Shaw, Esq., of Boston, died last week at the
Catholic College in Maryland, at the age of
30. He was a graduate of Howard College, and acquired his ecclesiastical education in
Italy, where he embraced the Catholic faith.
3To-night is the last opportunity that
will be afforded our citizens of procuring any of the standard works now for sale at Wool-
sey fc Nelson' auction room. Call tins eve
ning, as it is the last chance.
t
gave orders to a sign Taintcr to nrena
a board with this inscription: V Satan, Grocer and Tea Dialer,'.' ia large, gilt letters.
1 he sign was painted according to directions, but the friends of the monomaniac ii terferrd and prevented it from being put up. His customers not liking tne idea of dealing with
the devil, dropped otr, except one kiiavMt old negro pamed David Cantle, who, by hu
moring the lunatic, contrived to swin lie him out of goods to a considerable amount. A cousin of Mr. Simms who thought it expedient to keep a watch over the conduct of hi
insane relative, was in the btck part ol the store on Thursday evening, wlun Simns, alias Satan, stood behind the coj titer. At thia time the negro, Dave Cantle, happened
to come in, and the cousin not being perceived hy him, commenced conversation with Simms to the following purport: "I say, old boss devil, 1 want a tew more things on that account." It's all fquared up Dave, " answered Simms: "here- it is posted in my ledger Dave Cantle, debtor to six pounds of sugar. 43 cents; lour pounds coffee. Gt cents; 2 gal ions molasses CO cents, and so on about 40 different items, the sum total just $23. And here on tin side is credit Dave Cantle, bv one 6oul. 2.), to be taken out ia trade. That account is closed, old lellaw; you can't get any more goods lure, unless you've got another soul to trade away on the same terms." ' Look here hoss," answered Dave in a tone of expostulation, I often hear the debbe! had no conscience, and now I begin to believe it. Y j gwine to allow me o.dy $23 for dat soul, and it wut 30.:' 'I have given you what we agreed for," replied Simms, ''and I don't think any nigger's soul is worth more. 1 can buy lots ol white souls tor half dm money." "But, mister debbei, you must consider dat I took it out in trade; dat ni. ikes a ddl'erciice. A nigger's soul is a cash article, hoss ; but I just want whit is right, 1 does; so you must biege me with two gallons more lasso, and four quart more black eyed peas, and I throw in de soul of my wife. Den you gel a fuss rate bargain." At this juncture,Mr. Simms1 cousin thought proper to interfer. He sprang out uud seized the swindler, who was soon after handed over to the agent of the law. The friends of the monomaniac deemed it expedient to shut up the store, and they have taken legal measures to ph.ee the imaginary Satan under guardiarship. ,
Tlie Uouuly Laud l,utr, The instructions published in another col
umn by the Commissioner of Pensions, ui
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proved by tne Secretary ot the Interior, are
important to person interested ia the Bounty
L.anu taw.
It will be seen that, up to this, time, about
one hundred thousand applications ha ve beeii
received lor the benefit ot this law; ana every day's mail adds from live hundred to a thousand to their number. The cilice is now issuing between one thousand and twelve hundred a week ; and it will require more than eighteen mouth before ttie claims now ou hand can be disposed of, or matured into
warrants.
All persons interested in the law, or desi
ring information in regard to it, are rtqueste 1 to address their coiniuuuicalioiiij directly to
the Commissioner of Pensions
From the intelligence and business on llifi-
catious which this excellent ollicer brui"s to
the discharge of his uuties, we are satisfied that applications will he atteuaed lo with all
practicable despatchbut persons interested
must bear in mind that these applications a e much more numerous than was anticipated, aud that the ability to respond to them is limited by the inadequacy of the clerical force. The business of the ofiice has been so arranged and systematized, by the present Commissioner, that every facility is rendered
lor its despatch ; and we arc confident that
the most accommodating spirit prevails in the
office, uud a most earnest desire to meet the
wishes ol all who are interested in the important brunch of the puolic üervico entrus
ted to it. J Washington liepubUc,
Jl5The police ol Boston ure "down on "
the gamblers of that city. Two descents have been made upon a noted gaming house,
and one hundred aud thirteen professional
gentlemen arrested.
JTjMna letter, addressed to the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Lord Cloneurry has changed the English Government with bavin" caused the death by starvation, within the last lour ptars of 2.00O.000 of the Irish people.
fCJ'The Hooker Slate No. 2 still runs regularly in the Evanaville and Kentucky trade. The report that she had burst her 1 irtioard boiler, is without foundation. iCr Yesterday was a mild and beautiful tpringcay, and it seemed as if winter, coold nf:ver again breathe, bis icy breath upon our earth.
ZCj Three cent pieces are now being made
at the Philadelphia United States mint. They are three-quarters silver andone-qaar
ter copper, and about the size of a Spanish
sixteenth, though considerably thicker.
tCjThe President, with the consent of the
Senate has appointed John S. Wats, of lud.
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court New Mexico,
JE A man by the name of Hartman was
arrested and committed to jail in New Alba
ny on Tuesday for passing a twenty dollar
counterfeit bill on the Bank of Kentucky.
JCj-The Galveston Civilian says: "The immigration pouring into our State continues unabated. There has been nothing like it, in extent of numbers and wealth in the history of the State. "
The gentlemon ofthe bar had of course a
sufficiently elastic conscience. He reflected a moment ; then being, sure that no peieon overheard him, replied unhesitatingly:
iauemoiselle. according ,to our law you already possess the means of forcing a man to marry you. You must remain on three occasions alcne with him ; then you can swear before a judge that he is your lover. " And will that suffice, Monsieur ?" ' Yes, Mademoiselle, with one further condition." " Well ?- That you will produce witnesses who will make catli ol tln ir having seen you remain a jrood quarter ol an hour with ttie individual
said to have trilled with vour alkctions.
Very well. Monsieur. I will retain you as counse in the management of this affair. Good day." A few days afterwards the yoong lady re turned. She is ni)sieiious!y received by the )oun lawyer, who, scarcely giving her time to seat ierseif, questions her with the most lively curiosity.
" Well Mademoiselle, how do matters pros-
pr?'
4 Oh ! all noes on swimmingly. I have
passed a lull half hour with my intended. 1
have been seen to go up stairs and come u wn again. 1 have four wiuasscs who will affirm this under oath." Capital ! capital ! Persevere in your design Mademoiselle, but mind the next time you consult me you must tell me the name ol the young man we are going to make happy in spite of himself. " " Yes, Monsieur, you shall have it without fail. " A fortnight afterwards, the young person, more naice and candid than ever knocked discreetly at the door of her counsel's room. Xo sooner was she within, than she slung herself hastily into u chair, saying that she had mounted the stairs too rapidly, uid that emotion made her b'Cuthless. ller counsel endeavored to ressure her; uud made her inhale salts, aud even proposed to unlace her garments. It is useless, Monsieur," said she, I am much better." Well, now do you tell me the nime ofthe fortunate mortal you are g-ing to espouse. " Are you very impatient to know it V " Exceedingly so. " " H ell, then, the fortunate mortal, be it known to you. is yoursell !" said the young beauty, bursting into a laugh. u I love you ; I have been three times tete-a-tete with you, and my four witnesses are below, ready aad willing to accompany us the to magisirate," gravely continued the narrator. The lawyer, thus fairly caught, had the good sense not to get angry. The most singular fact of all is, that he adores his young wile who, by the way makes an excellent Jiousukceper. -
New Orleans.. March 2C. Maj. Barllett, member of the Bouudary Commission, lias arrived from Texas. He left the Commission at EI Paso, all well. The difficulty with ihe Mexican Commissioners had been arranged. Major Barllett reports horrible scenes at Saco Rio, a frontier town. A band of desperadoes had infested the town, committing many murders.
The members of the Commission raised a lorce ol Americans, who found eight or ten ot the murderers, tried,, and .immediately hung them all. One of the persons murder
ed by the ruffians was Mr. Clark, son of Hon.
J. W. Clark, U. S. Senator from Rhode Is
land.
Nashville, March 20, 9 P. M. The head and parts ofthe body of a white
man were discovered concealed behind a
fallen tree near the Chattanooga riilroad. in
the vicinity of Murfrcboro', last Sunday.
As no one is missing, it it 6upjHsed to be the body of a strai ger, who lias been murdered. The head is broken, and there are other marks of violence ou other parts of the body. Anapolis, Md , March The Hon. Dun'I Webster and lady arrived Monday afternoon, aud had an enthusiastic
welcome. 1 he dinner tendered to him m llie'convenlion delegates took place at the City Hotel. It was a sumptuous feast, and was attended by all the distinguished men of the State. The best leeliug prevailed, and the various toasts were received villi euihu6iasm. Ex-Governor Spriirg presided, Mr. Web
ster to the right and Chancellor Johnson and others to the left, besides Gov. Lowe, and Ex-
Uov. l'rait, u. fc. Senator from this SUte. The following regular toast culled forth great applause: "Daniel Webster Maryland shows her attachment to the Union by .honoring its uble dt fender." Mr. Webster rose and said, he appreciated from his heart the honor which hau been conferred upon him by the representatives of ihe people. In the course of his remarks, he spoke of the udopiion of the compromise measures, and said he looked upon them as ihe great saving point a great check upon agitation. Who would dissolve this glorious Union? We have at the North some excitement on the great agitating queslif ns ol the day. We have seen also at the South something ofthe same kind, and secession irom the Union was threatened by some as a remedy for their imaginary evils. What will i hey secede Irom? Where will they secede to? He thought tln se who talked ol secession had a great fr.nlty, aud that their minds were greatly dissevered; ia the language of holy writ, "They know not what they do." Much applause. J While we maintain inviolate the adjustment measures of Congress; while we hold no party with those who seek to break down the bulwark with which they are surrounded, and while we faithfully carry out the principles of those measures, there is uo fear of the Union. New Orleans, March 23. S P. M. The steamer Fanny Smith and Europa arrived here to-day.
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Washington New. pap Eng. We have
already announced that Mr. Ritchie has sold out the Union newspaper establishment to Mr.
A.J. L)onelson,ol rennesee.and will shortly retire to private life, after nearly fifty years ol editorial ecrvhe. The Globe of Wednesday
last announces that it will cease with that issue
and Mr. Rives gives Mr. Ritchie a partin t!,ey cu!,cJ ,or morc 1 ho eCrv broadside which cannot by any possibile con"- answered that it would be necessary struction be made to appear friendly. We a fresh cask, and asked one of iheu
3" The New Orleans Delta says that
! Gen. Scott's prospects for obtaining the whig
nomination for the Presidency are daily bright-enimr.
53-The ship DeWitt Clinton, which arrived at New York from Liverpool a lew iays ago, had thirty-one deaths during the passage, of ship fever.
Jl3"Tiie Spanish Government, fearing an
other invarion of Cuba, has five vessels of
war in the port of Havana, and a large tleet cruising outside. Hugh Stewart; Esq., the extensive Katlr l contractor, is now in cur city. He io-j3 ' t'-c Shcrrrc.
fXjEarly navigation steamers are now running Irom. Buffalo to Chicago, five having arrived at the latter port on the 15th Inst.
fj"A splendid gold watch and chain has been presented to Senator Douglass by the young men ol California.
" For Oregon. About lorty emigrants from Jennings county, Ia., passed through Madi-
j son last Monday fr Oregon.
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see u siated tha1 the organ of the Southren disunionists the Southern Press, is in a very bad way. ufllic.cd with galloping con sumpiion, jaundice, fever and ague, mulli grubs, nnd a variety ot other diseases. Its demise is confidently predicted hy some ofthe doctors who have examined the case. Iah. Jour. A Witness from ths Enemv. On the 22d or February, while at New York, Mr. Foote was called upon to make a speech. He consented, and during his remarks gave the following testimony in favor of the patriotism of the Whigs. He said: "Much depended upon the action of the Whig party; for the di-uuion feeling is more prevalent among the the Democrat, misled by certain leading politicians and corrupt editors, than among the Whig."
jT3Tho "Madison Journal" is the title of a new Whig paper to be commenced at Madison, Indiana Milton Gregg, Esq., Editor.
Block or Marble In accordance with a resolution ofthe R. W. Grand Lodge. I. O. O. F. of the State of I idiana. the Gtand Master hi9 procured nnd forwarded to the city f Washington, a block of native marble, for the Washington National Monument. The block is four feet long, two feet face, and sixteen inches bed; with the following inscription: Presented by the Right Worthy Grand Lodge or the Independent Order or
Odd Fellows ofthe State of Ind. IN GOD WE TRUST. Enclosed in three links. -AMIC1TIA, AMOR, ET VERITAS. Const i tut ional Liberty, the Earth for its Domain, Uternity for its Duration. Delphi Times. Ffmale Courage. Thefollowinginstance
of courage and presence of mind in a servant
girl, reminds us. says the Echo de Vcrone, ol the slave in the story of Ali Baba and Forty Thieves: Two men knocked late in the evening, at the door of a solitary inn. situated in the remote part ofthe town of Veroue. The master bt'iug absent,' the only inmates were hi wife ami servant ; their most scrims npprehensions were excited by the aspect of the m-n who demanded to be accommodated fr tie night. Airaid to refuse, they admit fell them ; and at their request supplied theitl with refreshments. The night wore on. and
the strangers were still drinking ; at length
servant girl
to tap
iem to ac
company her to the cellar; he did so, his companion remaining with the mistress. When the cask was bored, the girl put her hand into her pocket as il to search for something, then, exclaiming, that the had forgotten the spigot, begged the man to hol.i his finger on the orifice, while 6he went to seek it. Quick as thought she ascended to ihe kitchen, and said to the other robber : How stupid I am! I have left your romr anion without a light. Pray take him this, shall follow you in a moment with the spigot.' The man obeyed mechanically, but he had n soor.er passed the trap-door, and descended to the bottom of the ladder, than the ready wilted girl shut and bolted the trap-door. Then mounting guard she threatened to pour boiling water on the first who attempted to raise the door. Mean-while, the mistress went to sfek for help. She soon returned, and the prisoners were delivered up to the ge.n:arKU'rie, who recogniztd in them two dangerous convicts, who had just escaped from the bagnio of Rochefort.
3The gross receipts of Jenny Lind's concerts in New Orleans are said to have been about $180,000.
EQ'Mr. Barnum lately sent Father Mathev five hundred dollars, accompanied by an appropriate letter. California Weekly Mail. There will be a weekly mail to California, from New York, commencing to-day. This will follow from the consolidation of tho Howlani & Apinwall and George Law lines. Balti nor l$th.
'Where was I, Ma," said a little urchin one day to his mother, as he stood gazing upon his druuken and prostrate father,"where was 1 when you married Pa? Why did't you take me along, I could have picked out a better man than he is!"
3 The General elections in Virginia, have been postponed until October. .
PiTTSBCRGn, March 26. There are 6 feet 10 inches water ia the channel aud at a stand. The weather is pleasant, Cincinnati, March 26. The river has fallen 4 inches. The weather is warm, indicating raia.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER. DOAT iliU.U. TU. TIME. Friday, 28th. Belle Kev Louisviüe.-.-N Orleans-. 2AM
Cataract litt-burg Stluis--- 3 do
Pcnnsylvai ia--Nahville Cincinnati 6 do (jlentoe N Or eansLmsvili 6 do Srliujlkill Louisville St Louis- 7 do M Cave UUreen Cvansville 9 do VI Flower Cincinnati-.. V'abah- 3 PM
RECEIPTS. FROM l'lTTSU UUG Fleetwood: 29 bxsdry goods, 3 trunks, 1 roll mdse, 2 txlls sws 2 casks h ware, 8 bis bot ks, 2 do mdse, 1 pkg frames, 5 plows. Taylor d Harvey.
ByGlencoe: 15bxstin plate, 2 cases mde,2 kegs do, 13 hhds ugar, 22 bbls molasses, 33 sks cofive, 3 tees rice, 10 bxs "codfish, 7 kegs nails, 3
bbls sugar, Harrington, Crane & Co.
FROM GREEN RIVER By MCave:20hhds
tobacco, GO bbls pork, 5 oks bacon, 1 tee hams,
Harrington, Crane & Co. SHIPMENTS:
TO N. O. By Alex Scott: 4 bbls eggs, 3 do butter, 1 do lard, Babcock Rro's ; 333 bbl pork, 71 do lard, 101 kgs lard, 150 sks o.ts Taylor &.
Harvey. TO WABASH By Julia: 1 c?k qaeensware, 2 do hardware, 1 mill saw, 4 kegs nail. 3 tcs rice, 1 ck salcratus, 2 bxs oranges, 10 bbls cement. 2 do glass v.'are, 2 Lag cotfee, 2 do cot yarn t bbtnolasscs, 1 box tobacco, 10 bdls paper, ICO galls llijneware, 25 pks stoneware, B. B.
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$TAt the solicitation of many of my frienJs, wiiboui distinction of party, I will serve as County Commissioner ot Vanderburgh County, if elected at the next August election. mh2G C1IAS. HARRINGTON.
Additional Attraction at the Exchange Hotel!!! HAWORTH'S GRAND OLIO COMPANY -ttt ILL give two of their unique performances YV at the Exchange Ilotel.on Friday and Sjtur-
dav nichts. March 2ih,2ltn: consitmg t tancy
IJaneiii ny .MioiJULii uum wie Y. Balletts; Mr. J. ü. PAUUUEU, ihe Celebrate! MaTieian and Ventriloquist, i enrraircd. and
a il! perform fnccui-mction with UA UKiii'b
G RAN DOLIO Ct M PA N i . ETHIOPIA MISSTniZLS, Led by JOHN A. LYNN, ihe unrivalled Banio Player; Comic Singing by I). YOUNG; Mr. M. D. EDMONDS, ihe unrivalled perlormer cn the Dulcimer, which is acknowledged by all te be the weetest instrument in ue. And the Rock Hemomcan', a musical instrument made of simple blocks ot stone laid upon straw. A collection of NATUKAL CURIOSITIES! The largest HO COXSTIUCTOIl ever captured, and Jhe UOllSIUi SSAKE, the only one ever exhibited. Bth ot the S.-rpeiusare alive!!! Alothe BUSH NEGRKSS, or ihe w ild girl ol Sumatra ! the only specimen ever brought to the abode of civilized man. ADMITTANCE 2 cent. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance commences at o'clock. IV FRONT SEATS reserved for the Ladies. mh27-lt . , 1)11. DUKCIf. Dentist, HASieluned irm the East with a supply of the best naterials Known to tba prole:n. -Perhaps no branch oi Art r science has advanced more rapidlyin this age ot improt.cn.ent than Dental Surgery. finh'Jeaudl H CASES Hats tonsisticgot every variety
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Cinciwti, March 20. Flour G demand, S3 1jaS3 50. Provisions- -Ouiet, paiticulailv Cut Meats. 12o bfclsMes Poi k at ?11 23, and 72 do Clear qil2ö. Whisky Salcat 17 . Groceries aud Dr- Goods actire. Th? city islul ul couutry dealers to make their fprinj purchases, t - ' . . i ":w OaLEANs, March 21. Cotton has been unsettled bv lh Arctic's newt. There has been only small ilc$. V our Sales today vf Ohio t S I to 4 10. Corn, bacon and lard arc unchanged. . . Star Candles Sales oflOÜJ boxe at UJc. HIGxxijjr UkLfOKTAIT TO BUSINESS MtiXtl ÄTR. KNA1T, teacuer oi an infalliable method Jl of detecting Counterfeit Dauk. Notes ia now in this city, and poors to instruct all who may desire it, in the art of readily detecting any Counterieit note on any Hank in tee I'nittu Stau-s. '1 hi he proposes to do in a manner, aud according to iei. perlecily aiitittory to ihe learner, or no. charge will be made. f A CARD. , We hereby certily thai wr ure perfectly' f-atisiTed that Mr. Kuapp's method of detecting Counterfeit UaiiK Notes, ia infalliable: E Block, Clerk of stcacier St. Paul: Mr. Doringr. do Columbus; Jl. Denning., do Den Wet; J M. Martin, do l!stona; Messrs mith & Jone?, do IJunkerllill; 11. '.('ough, do Mav Queen, N. E. Crltton, tlroker,' Naiclitrx ; J. J. AViiox, Cvansville. tnili25dttj ; bpring and Summer Arrangement..
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J? falo, uzara Kalls. Toronto, Montreal. Albany, NVw York, IJoston, Philadelphia, tcM i: Little Pliama, Had River & Lake Eria Railroads, to Sandusky City. Sicarnboat Line from r'andasky to Dunkirk and Cufialo: and tltenee via New Yoik and tri Had. roa-l i.om Dunkirk to New Ycrk.or Uailroad Iroux . Uuif-lo to Ah anv, and Steamer to New York. Ali Uailro'ad Irom Uutl'alo to iagara Falls, , and Lewiston, and tteaiacrs u Jcronlu, Uwego, Muitr l. &e A Litt'e Wiami, Mad Ehrcr,L.ErieRax'roaU, 1 wo daily tnrougU Traiu to Candusky . City. ; morni g end evening! l'aseugers by Mornua Train sU-e at Sandusky: t'afser.ers by A ternooa Train (connveting train) lake rector lire steamer next morning at 7 o'clock; touclurg at DunAir connecting nt DunKirK on and al.er "day lt,) -wi h N. Y. and Erie i;ailroad, to New A ork. Con-, neciing at Uulfab wuli Kailroad to Altan, Loton, Vc, and Kailroad tcN;agara Falls Lewittoa, and s earner io Toronto, Moiiir al, c. The following ti:st class ai.- t'.autich steamers torm thr line hon san tvrKy to Dunirs tn .t5"1 falo, have been fplcnJidly reütted and tarnish d tor this season's wore, and t aiinot be surpassed for iteed aii'l areommodv.ion on tH lacs. SARATOGA, Capt. Nickerson. EMPIRU, Capt Heber Sanier, ALABAIIA Capt. Pease. irrNo extra charse lor meats or aiaie-rooms on the Unats forming this line. ".' JCi-l hisis a .juieff, cbeap, very desirable and pleasant rout 3 being acoctiiiuousrouteot railroad and B'eamboat from -Cincinnati t- ihe North and East; and nsesengers area.ssu.td the Company will spare no e:iise r irulds to fiive entire saiistac-'"Sear.K-rs b ave fan lusky caiiy for Dctioit,Mae: inaw.Cüicag. cd iLe principal points ,'ou the1
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CCrFor lurtLer mtormatwn ana i nrougn i;et, please &HW at the otiiee, ent,t iö of Droai- , vav.tir.t door nor if i of Front. Cincinnati. . J il&Cm V. W. STIIADE't. Acent. v
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GWXTT& rSÄ-EER-a IMPROVSI PATTHE uncersign. agents lor Mtrs 5-wett . &, liaiivr, would invite tte attention of the public J to these tp'.eniiid Me.odiJi which are ollorcd lor, salcattUir JJook Store, uu Main street, opuosite tie Eaii;. These beaut;:ul instrumeutx a;e constracttd oa'tn entirely new and improrcd p.an m pointot sfv-e and beauty -f S:iih eua.hng tne haiw Fotie, whjie b-r wtetr.tp,depih ad voIcomj of tons-, ibt rare unsurpibsed Ly any iustroment
w hitever.. i'rices remarkably .t" . rr.h.'TImiiw CONYM' ION i CWDN.