Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 286, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 March 1854 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL!

Local and River Brevities, The Telegraph wires continue in worklug order. Late dispatches will be found in to-day's paper. The beautiful and swift Belle Sheridan arrired here yesterday morning al 1 1 J o'clock from New Orleans. She brought ud m tiates of the evening of the 22d, and was thus lets than six days on her trip up. This proves her a f ist boat. She had no freight for this place. Capt. Ned Montgomery was board. He authorized us to ii'forin the on es of Evansville he wanted their company t j , down to Henderson on h.s return, and that they would find the Delle Sheridan ready for tbeir reception, and the officers disposed to ; contribute in every manner to their enjoy- . i a r k,r i j ,l u a ment. After the delightful dance they had , on board the Beile Sheridan, while she laid here on hr last trip down, this elegant boat is their especial favorite, and Capt. Montornery is their beau ideal of a steamboat of- . ,. , , I ficer. He says the ladies command the Sheridan when she lies at Evansville. By the 'way, we thank Mr. J. B. Banham, clerk, for favors. The Sheridan will leave Louisville to-day, and be here to-morrow morning. She will take but little freight at Louisville, and art presume intends making a quick trip. We learn from the Louisville Courier -that a new packet for the Green River trade ialaily expected there. It i called the W. A. Eaves, ander charge of Capt. Baird, and is said to be the most complete boat ever "built for that trade. She will be welcome. The R. II. Winslow was here yesterday morning from Cincinnati with a larjye freight. She remained here, however, four or five hours taking in produce, and left laden to the guards. ; The fast Pike was down yesterday morning with the mail. She always passes at an early hour, her machinery having the singular power ol turning her wheels remarkably fast. The clerks forgot their usual favors yesterdav. Louisiana Firm to the Union. New StaUAMs, March 20. The Nebruka resolutions introduced into the House of Representatives of this State, deprecating the aitatiau rpoo the slavery j question, and declaring the compromise a finality, have been unanimously passed. Charleston, March 22. James Sinkler, a member uf the South Carolina Legislature, is dead. We have also to announce the death of Hon. Kerr Bnyce, a much beloved and wealthy merchant ol this city. He leaves property valued at over a miJlion of dollars. Ra-leioo, N. C. March 23. II n. Wm. A. Graham is a candidate for the United States Senat from this State. A !. L ' A N ..s WITH SPAIfl AiAISST THE U. States. Jt is stated that some important developements have lately occurred, showing the full significaney of lord Clarendon's declarations in Parliament relative to their American policy, referring to which, the Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia American says: "It is now fuily established that an offensive and definitive alliance has been formed against the United States for the protection of Spanish interests in Cuba. The great navah armaments of the three powers are to be used as weil agaii.st us as against Russia. The ntxt obj 'Ct of the Anti-American alliance is the protection of Mexico Santa Anna has received assurance that if he finds it expedient at this time, to sei1, for a very large cam of money, an entirely worthies strip of territory on the Xortheru frontier, he shall be compensated by the addition of British Honduras on the South, a far more valuable and important province to Mexico. For this sacrifices Great Britain ill receive indemnity in the shape of an arrangement tor the ultimate payment of the debt to her subjects by Mexico; and prehaps will event receive a portion of the money payable by the United States under the Gadsden treaty." Glorious News' -We learn that the Straight-Line Railroad is certain to be located through our town. The amount that we were required to raise which was 8100,000 is nearly all subscribed and will undoubtedly be made up before the time given us will expire. This is glorious news, and will give anew life to business of every description. People can now see the importance of our location as a town. Being located in a rich and fertile country, connected north and oouth by the Wabash and Erie Canal, east and west by the Ohio and Mississippi road, and the Straight-Line road, being located through this place and made a crossing point every one can see our sdvantages, and Wash ington is bound to be an important and thriv !Og town, not only as a place of business, fcrt in popu'ation also, Irt all hail this event with rapturea of joy. Washmtton Sun. Suicide of a MoaTST. We read in the Courier de la Gironde: "We are informed of the much-to-be la mented-death of one of the actors who last 4 l,.,iil.,,i . 1 "r year ou(( utt. ui nie v a-

riaties in the piece Called Uncle Tom's Cab--in Block thirteen, in the 4th enlargement, adjoining Evin. The public will not have forgotten the , a:Lot G.. 0M PlaB, City of Evansville. ,- . test monkey who acquitted nimselt sj admirable front by US) ILst laiji A very valuable Lot situat. d on in the part of Cocambo. This quadnipi-d Mj-iU -ire-t. in the very heart of the husine portion of , r . , j i - , , r. i the citv, contiiniiig a flue throe story Brick Warehouse. artut has just put an ttld to I lis existence by ,,w occupied as the Drugstore ol. Messrs. Keller, Farusswaliowiiijf laudanum. It bus been supposed Isj Sx Co. grief at being banished from tno scene oi his i ausviii 1 aa sold in l ii al Iva acres each, histronic displays, but our private informa- L Ai.Mi-Twenty Asms sa R.ge..u Creek, two niie , , K J, ' . . .... La Jr.,L. .u from the citv, intersected by the E. and l . Railroad tlon enables Uel to state tnai ne aranic lhe This tract io"sseos superior advantages a sites for man- . a I ST t a 1 . - . . .... . aa. still

iaudailUill miStaKIHg It ior Oranuy, iur wnicn he had unfortunately acquired a taste while on the metropolitan board. ' For California. Within the last two weeks we have noticed several parties pass through this place, bound for the golden land. A party il New Harmony, started from tbi place on last U'edaesd iy morning. Tney all appoared to, be in good spirits and bid adiu bi their friends, U thwigh the separation would be of but. u, few weeks duration. May their gulden expectations be fully real - iscd ashtn;lon ( W.) Han.

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I twfr für the Dai,y Journal i. K I SSION AL. Till rly-Thlril Conti !... First Scsln. Washington, March 27. House. The House passed the Indian appropriatihn bill, after non-concurrence in an amendment made in committee, appropriating SlOO.OOO for the payment of expenses of hold- . r ing a Council with two Indian tribes in the ; eastern boundary of Washington Territory,' making presents of goods, provisions, &.c. On motion of Mr. Cobb, the House sus-: pended rules, in order to enable him to introduce a resolution, making the bills establish jn railroad and tel raph between the Atlantic and Pacific, and ior other purposes, RpMU urder for the 3(i TuMday . May. Resolution passed yeas 129, nays 40. On xotion of Mr. Bocock, the rules of the House vera suspended, and passed a resoluton niaking the bill for the construction of . r- . i j six first class steam frigates, special order of the day to-morrow, and from day to day till disDosed of. Yeas 135, nays 3j. House went into committee and took he civil djP'tlc ppruprimlion bill. Senate. The Senate took up the dehciency bi and confirmed aJ lhe amendments of the Finance Committee, except for a Custom House at San Francisco. New Orleans, March 24. The Empire City has arrived from Havana. She reports that the authorities will give up the Black Warrior upon condition a ti ;e ot i(6,0U0 be paid to Capt. Bullock, and if ac "Pted would ,ake possession of the vessel on the 22d, and immediately sail for New York. The U. S. steamers Fulton and Corwin were at Havana. The Pampero, from San Juan with 200 passengers, had arrived. The Isabel, which arrived at Charleston, confirms the report of the Captain making a strange protest against delay, claiming damages. Her machinery was injured by neglect of those in charge. New Orleans, March 25. Dates from the City of Mexico to the 16th have been received. Santa Anna left the capitol on the 12th to take the field in person against Alvarere. The latter is reported surrounded in the mountains, destitute of money and provisions, and deserted by a number of bis adherents. The steamer Charles Morgan has arrived from New York. The Empire City sails to-morrow. Hartford, March 25. Bishop Brinnell, to-day in descending a stair-way, fell breaking his leg near the ankle in three places. New York, .March 27, P. M. Flour Has advanced 12c, and in speculative demand; sales 8,500 bbls at $7 52a7 53; Southern advanced from 12 to ISc, sales 1,500 bbls at $7 87aä 12. (iraiu Wheat duil; buyers are holding back for lower prie s. Sales 25,000 bushtls corn at 80a85, market firm. Grjceries Sales 250 bags Rio coffVe at 12c. Sales 550 hhds stiffar, Muscovado 4$c. 200 bbls molasses sold, Orleans 26c. Provisions Pork, prices a trifle lower; siles at .$12 75al5 25. Beef market firm, sales 300 bbls at $14. Hams scarce at 15a 17c. Cut meats 6a8c. Sules 700 bbls lard at !. firm. Money easier. Stocks unchanged. Cihcissati, March 27, P. M. The river has lallen 9 inches since Saturday. Weulher cold and cloudy. Pittsburgh, March 27, P. M. There are 6 feet water in channel und falling. Weather cool and cloudy. Ci sans ATI, March 27, P. M. Flour Sales at 6 25. Whisky 20c; closing with an upward tendency. Provisions Sales of 1,000 bbls mess pork at Sil 87al2, for city packed; sales 300 bbls prime lard at .' c Groceries In fair demand with steady prices. ELECTION NOTICE. rIIIE qualified o-ers of the city of Kvansvllle. are JL hereby notified thai the next ( harter Election, will beheld on Monda. the 3d day of April uext, for lhe purpose of electing In Counc lmeu for s;iil cit; a City Clerk. Collector. Assessor, Marshal, Treasurer and Surwtiir. three School Trustees, a School Clerk and School Treasurer, for the District composed of the city of Kvansville. at the following places, viz: The Neptune Engine Hmis .. on Second street above Main, and the Phomix Engine House, on Vine street, between Island 2d streets. Ma'cus Sherwood appointed Inspector of Election at the "Neptune,' and John F. Crisp, Inspector at th.- -Phö nix Engine Houe. " By order of the Common Counc il. mh20-le GEO. H. TODD, City Clerk. mUM STVI.F. OF If ATS. "il TR. MA RCONN1ER, or the firm of Vautierdc Mari?l connier. is now in the East, Bat tag Spring purchases for the mannfacture of their new style of Hat. Their materials will ho received this week, and orders will be promptly filled. They w ill guarantee as good a Hat as can be bought in auv of the Eastern cities. mh-JO CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. THE undersigned took in partnership with them in the Dry (iood and Grocery business in Lamasco City, on the 1st of March, Mr. H. Feldmanr, and the business will hereafler bo conducted under the firm of BOHNE. BABING dt CO. We return our thanks to old customers for th;ir liberal pitronage, and hope to be euaiiled to oner new iinliicemenvs mr an increase ui iheir patronage. (mhlT-lw) BOHNE de HABIJiG. GREAT SALE OF RKA L KsTATE. SPEC I EATORSf ATTENTION! VAI.CAHI.K TOW LOT l THE I ITY or EVAXSVII.LB. lnl14 rpo BK SOLD .w ithout reserve) al Public Auction, at JL Evansville, sale commencing on the 17th day of Anril. A. D. 1H4 Ji4 Lots in the Southern Enlargement of said city, to wil: Lv;l No. T and li in Block 12: lot Ao. I.j. :i an.! 4 in Rlock 1 1; Lola 3. 4. U und IS la Block in; Lots Xos. 5, li, , II. 11,32.33 and 31 in Block 9; Lot .Nos. 3, 7. 10, II and 12 in Block 13; Lots RSS. 4, 5,6 7. IS, Id. I'.l and Coin Block 14; Lot No. 1, 2, 3. M, 9, Hi, 17. 21 and 22 in Block 15; aud Lot No.3, 12, 13. M. , .a and 40 in Bh-ck m. awu one Acre 01 ground in .Morgan oc uinoru Enlarg ineiit of said city, lo be sold iu lots to suit purch' ers. ALSO The undivided half of one acre containing a ' house sui'able for a sm II family residence, lying on the Bo on ill,- road, near he I orporaliou line ot bvausviu , . L-oLot No. 23.24, 25, 2tf. 27. .. lo. 11 and 12 actunng establislimenU, rork nouses. r .ski wan fr its location on the Creek and Railroad. To be sold in tracts of ouo or two acres each, as purchasers may desire. TERMS, One third of tho purchase money, cash; the balance in la aud twelve mouths, with iuWrest, aud approved security. ITr'Sale positive. Title iudinpu table. mh23u CRAW FORD BELL. (Loui ille Journal copy to amount ol S i aud sand bill this otlice. . Wt'KI.S(i:MTfT ro I DU x . E ao mm turning out soin of tue inoet complete Engines, and other Maclutverv vr built in the West, and at Cincniuall prices, if not low er. Allowrsons 1 wauting an ' nhn anything in our tine, will find it lo their interest

examine our work. G. Ü. EGGLESTON & CO.

EACHANi;!:, C'OI.N AXI BAMK NOT TABLE. CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JOURNAL BT O COPE LAND, BANKER, Dealer in Exchange, Coin, Land Warrant, Uneurrent Atome f, ice, See.; Office on First it. near Main.

CUIIRKNCY R AT KS. INDIANA. I NEW JERSEY. State Buk at Branche. .pur All Sol . nt Har ka par New Mock Banks par LOUISIANA. OHIO. Branche in N.Orteans.. par State Bank &. Branches. . par ALABAMA. Independent Banks... . par All Sol vent Bunk 2 Iis btal Mock Bauk (op)..5.1isN. & 3. CAROLINA " " (np). ..par All Solvent Banks 2dis KENTUCKY- GEORGIAAll Solvent Bank par All Sol rent Baak "dis VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS. All Sou-ent Banks pariNew St'kSecurity B'ks.ldis TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN. All Solvent Bank ldis All Solvent Banks... .3lis MISSOURI. fire cV Marin- In. Co.jdis Stale Bank V liranctics. .par MICHIGAN. EASTERN- All Solvent Bank 3 Ii All Solvt-nt Bunks par'. Michigan In. Co 5 d is PENNSYLVANIA- 1 CANADA All Solvent Banks par; All Solvent Banks Sdis EXCHANGE. New York. Hu ing at . ... Sellins: 1 prem Cincinnati Buying.... ....Selling i prem New Orleans. .. " ....Selling I COIN American Gold. .Buving I prem Sellins; I prem silver Chan... "' 2 " n 5 prem kew spitnn GOODS. JUST received per steamers Sultan and Granite State, SM packages .New Spring Dry Goods, comprising Challi Bareges, Mousseline l.-l.ain. -. Karego DeLaines, Portsmouth Lawns, Brocade I L-twus, French Finn red Lawns, EarUton Ginnliann Mancnesler Gincham, Solid Check Ginghams, Figured 6la-;k Alpacca Coat Fijruru'l Lustre Linings, BasjUffe Cotton Urills, Fancy Linen Drill, French Linen Coating, 2U cartoons Honnet Ribbons, All very desirable goods, for sale at low figures by mh!7 J. H. M AGREE & CO. RKCKIVED per steamer Belle Key I drum i ...:!; 23 boxes do for family use; 8 bills So. 1 .Mackerel, large; 2 do No. 2 do do; 2 llorce Xew Kiee, 4) qr-hoxps Sardines; 5 bblsWitt White Wine; 3 ttuls I. :.( Sugar; 2 do Crushed Sugar; 2 do Powdered Sugar; Forsale by (uihy) 1. & 0. HKLMAS.N. DISSOM T10 OF PAKTM'.HSIIIP. CY!!! I MftBMnMa heretofore existing between David JL Still and Clarkson Start, in the Lewis Howe ( anal Boat, was, on the 4th day of March. 1 '54, dissolved by mutual couscnt. David Still is now owner. iuh if SIKI; IJIPHOVKnEITS. BUILDKK and others wanting Cast Iron Fronts for Houses, of choice patterns and other eastings, and Wrought Iron work for Buildings, are requested to give us a call. (uihlT) G. D. EGGLKM O.N ot (JO. it All.tCO 1 1 COP TIC A CTOKX AND BRIDGE BUILDERS, wanting Car Wheels, or Iron work of any description, can be accommodated prompt!) at our establishment. We challenge the Western Country to produce a bkttkk Smitu thau the Foreman of our Smith Shop, mh 17 G. D. EGGLESTON & CO. S I li Alt. -59 hhds Fully Fair for sale ly 11,1,10 lihü. rUMCKäc LU. FOIt HEIM T. The Spacious Cellar and Third Room in the Store occupied bv mhlu ümd M K K PITT, FI F.I. IVA CO. J I : V KLHY! J E E L It Y 11 SOMETHING DECIDEDLY RICH, KSw AND FAHI()N. RLE, Jut arrivrd at Hl'SI 'ACE'S. First tre-t, near .Vain. I ANNOUNCE to the inhabitants of Evansville and its rtetlilt), that 1 have just received as Hi e and select an asaattSMM of JEWKI.KV as was un-r brought into bis market. Those who have found it dinVultato gwt Mitted in selecting an article In the Jewe ry line, can now te accommodated. My lock consists in pall of !, low kne articles: A plendi i lot sfOoM Guard, Vest atid Fob Chains; HsT Gold Bracelelsati i RtaSftj Daguerreol) pe Pins, l.ocfcets; Locket Claps and Broaches: Some Una Gold Keys. Ear Drop, St'id. Watches, &c. The above shall be sold exceedingly low. inn Iii E. II I S PACE. BOOTS A.M MIOI.S. V. K. HENDRICKS & CO. haveretLt 1 3 c.-n ed at,'r;!i, r l-irge shipment of Br Hoots and Shoes, which, with those already re- " ceived and yet to come in, make a larger and more varied updly than they have before offered for sale. Their stock will be found well worthy of the no lice of merchants who wish to find articles suited to this market obtained from the best manufactories, and sold at as low a rale as the same qualiliea are by any Western House. nihil) Jt NT KEt EIVEDHarper's A.agnzine for March; Godwy's Lathes' Book do; Graham's Magazine do; Knickerbocker do, Vlukius r early Abstract of Medical Science; at mblU SAM'I. LISTER'S Book Store. NEW JEWELRY. JUST received, a tine assortment ol Finger ami Earrings. Breast Pins and Bracelets, of extraordinary beauty , for sale by G GOSSEN, Second street, mulO 2 do r from Main, in Kron's new building. SP UlNIi ST V EES OF W A L L PAP E R H AX6IBSI AT JCHN C. DEVi REUX. JR'S. TEN cases of Wall-Paper, the latest spring Styles being the first lot of spring Goods, has just arrived and for sale low. I will be receiving weekly supplies entil my stock w ill he complete, which will be the largest and best assortment eer before ronght to tvansville. Persons in want of Wall-apcr, Borders, Fire-creen, Bed Teaster, Window Blinds, dec. of the latest spring style, re requested to call early and examine Ihem, as I am determined to sell as low as possible. More on Main street, between First and Second. ImhU JUST received 7 bbl Alcohol, and for ale bv rah2l KELLER. FAKN'SLEY dt CO., Druggists. f UST received P 10 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda; 10 bbls Spansh W h ting; 5 bbl Copperas; for sale bv nihtl KELLER, FARNSI.EV & CO., Druggists. NEW BOOKS... Early Kngagements; Insurrection in China; Hot Coin; Mrs Ken. Darby; Life of Hlennrhaett; Yusef, A c, Vc; ut ree'd and lor aal by (fobs?) T. CON YNGTON . RAliS WANTED. 1WILL pav the highest market price in rssh. for Cotton or Liuen Kags. THOS. I'ONVXG TON, fcl20 Corner of Main and birst streets. c NHOICM fresh Rai in and Figs, just ree'd, for saleat mlij T. HACO 0t LU.'S hamily Grocery . GLASS STAINING, In the modern slides for Chunhcs. Public fittild Mg?. Private DtrrlUngs. ifr . THE FIRST PRIZE RECEIVED! AT Cincinnati, also at the Louisville Mechanics' Institute. We are prepared to All any order with metal sash siained glass, with borders and di -mond centers for anykind of church windows with full ie figures or emblems, as cheap as can be had in New York, Boston or Philadelphiathe amount of risk of breakage aud transportation less. Our references are all the good, new modern finished Boats on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, throe Presbyterian Churches at I incinnati, the RplseOMtl at Portsmouth, Ohio, one Church at Madison, Ind., a chancel window at Frankfort, Ky.. also one window, with figures, at Naareth, and two Churches in Louisville. Bay window iu Governor Helm's residence at Harrods burg, side transome lights in various dwelling iu Louisville. Lexington .,,) Hanville. All order carefully executed at the establishment on Bullitt street, Louisville, Ky. mhl7Cm I. C. MILLER h CO. BL.tCHLT A. SINIPSOIf. NO. 11 PEA RL STREET, CINl TNNAI'I, OHIO, ARE receiving their nsiml large Spring stock of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS, suitable to the Western trade. They repectfully initc tiieir ol i ami new customers to favor them with a call, on their visit to Cincinnati. inhLVJw 1)ALM SOAP, 8cC iasi per steamer Kutc nian 25 boxe No. 1 Kalai Soap. Per teamer CSMsAsflaa4 Valleyj.' doz Shaker Br iins; S do W isp do; 2i do Fancy do; forsale at lowest figures bT feb7 L V 1). H B 1 M A NN. MrricK. XTOTICKishereby given, that bvordcrnf the Boar-1 of X Pre-identand Directors ofthe Evansville Ga Light Company, m deal a called meeting of said Board, on I the 3d day of March, 1KS4, there will be a meeting ofthe ! stockholders of said Company, held at lhe Orfice ol John J. ( handler iu Evansville, Ind., on the 15th day ol April. 1j4, between the hours of 10 o clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M.. for the purpose of taking into conse cr.i1 tiou a proposition to increase the Capital Mock of said Company bv lhe amount of $10,000 addioual Stock, according to lhe provisions of anact ofthe General Assembly of the Slate of Indiana, to authorize the formation ot Gas Light Companies, approved Februarv U.h, If il. C. G. KEATS, JOHN J. CHANDLER. mh4 td Directors. noTTOS B.iTfnt; 15 sales tarsals by Ity S. K.GILBERT & CO., 1 mnl6 Agents of Cypress Factory.

H. NKLSON AUCTION. WOOLSEY & NELSON. WATKR strset Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers and Commission Merchant, Manufactures Agents. Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture, Chairs, ( locks, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames, Notions . Particular attention given to the sale ol all description of Goods. Regular Sales ever Tuesday , Thürs lay, aud Saturday. Cash advances made ou Consignments, aug i3 ly WOOLSEY & NELSON. FlIKNITlKFi. CJOFAS, Divan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Card i Tables, Walnut and .Mahogany Plain and Dressing Bureau's; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclosed and plain Wash Stand, lounges, lied teads and -Mat Also a large and general assortment of ood, I Hair seafchairs, for sale low by Cane and augt-lvd WOOLSEY 4 NELSON. TBWBLRT & NOTIONS. Ear ringa. Finger ring, Breast Pins, snirt sums, uom ru s ami remits. Watch chains. Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel Heeds and Clips. Brushes, combs, rurses. fancy soaps, Accordians, Violins, Pictures and various other notions, for sale by aug 23 ly WOOLSEY & NELSON. CHAIRS. Just received and forsale low at our Furniture room on Water street, 30 dozen wood-seat, cane seat, and sofa-seat Chairs, jani: WOOLSEY & NELSON. S OFAS. Just received and for sale at our Purniture rooms, eight flue Sofas. janJT WOOLSEY dt NELSON. TEDSTKADS Just received and for sale low, a lot JJ or highpost Bedstead. Jan27 WOOLSEY A NELSON. C"i LASS-WARE. Just received and forsale at auction T and private sal a lot of Glassware. Jan27 WOOL8KY NELSON. JUST RECEIVED and for wile, a largJ lot of looking glass Plate. WoOLSKV & NELSON. NEWIIAHDWAHl- STOKE!!! CHARLES S. WELLS IS now opening a new and verv extensive Spring stock of H .V R D W A R E, C UTL EH V ami H A K VEST TOOLS, and, a the Good were purchased direct from Sheffield (Eng.) and Aniericau Manufacturers, lie is prepared to ell at as clore figures as any house in the West. Merchants and others will Hud it to their ad vantage to examine his new slock, as .1 is quite large, tcell selected, purchased lote und w ith entire reference to the wants of this marketThankful to the merchants of the interior and the citizens of this city, for their favors already extended, he will endeavor to merit (in future) their confidence and patronage. Among hi stock may be found the following: Jlifl mot W aldron Grass, Grain ami Briar Scythes. 60 doz Sc) the Snathes (a-sorled). 541 doz Hay and Manure Forks, in doz Grain Cradles. 2' U 'oz Scythe Stones, litildoz Steel and iron Hoes. 75 doz 'Ames" dr 'Rowland's Shovels & Spades. 0U boxe 'Leverett's,' 'Lippiiu-oll' and 'Collins" Axes. 12 casks Trace und Log Chain. 5o do. Wagon ami Coach Haines. 51 Platform, Counter and Tea Scales. 3 cases Mill un 1 Cross-cut Saws, ion packages Pittsburgh Novelty Goods. 0 doz Sci es and Biddies. MS) gross Table Knive und Forks. -'.'(I doz Pocket Knives (complete variety.) A L S 0 Shears, Scissors. Butcher Knives. locks, latches, Hotlsahd Screws. Brass Kettljs, Sadirons, Strap Hinges, PUSS, Chisels and Au,;er. Carpenters' and Coopers' Planes and Edge Tools, W ood S:i. s. brushes (Horse, Scrub, Shoe and White wnsh). Tacks, Shoe Nails, Patent Brads, Curry Combs, Morse. Wool and ColtonCard, Wagon and Buggy Whips, Vc, Vc, together w ith all articles Iieccsar, kept in a Hardware House. CHAS S. ITKLL, Main street, 2d door below Branch Bank, nilil7-3mdcVw Evansville. Ind. DflUDntS.-.l beautiliilasortiiiint ofGold, Vel XJ vet and Colored Border, lat I spring styles, just rec u uy tmn-.i; JOHN C. DEVhKEl X. Jh. WANTCD B Ya familv. a Rood Dwelling House. Address Post Office . Box 210. mh'.i-tl A SC. I UD IIAXD BOII.F.n FOK NALK. 4 GOOD second hand Bmb r: feet and 40 inches. 'V for sale at tho Evansville Flooring Mill. juihlO tf JI71T If rilYllT last flit Fi-h Hooks; Limerick do do; Virginia do do; mhtr. s.VM'L LISTER. s J1IP-STI FFS. SS bags In shipping order, for EO. EOS I KU dt ro. sa.e by (mull.-) O I '. Y llAliS. 20 bales large 2i bushels, forsale VI low to close by (nihil!) GEO. Fos'I'ER di CO. XI OTIO.NS.--1 12 doz Market Baskets; 4dox Clothes Baskets: 2 dor. covered Market Baskets; Polling Pins, Potatoe M a sue rs. Churns, Tubs, Buckets, Wash hoards, &c, dte.. for sale by HUHN BROOK & CHURCHILL, uihT W ater street. DRESS CUTTING AND TEACHING. MRS. D. WOOLS KY.Secondtreei, takes this method of informing the Ladies of Kvansville and vicinity, that he has made arrangements to cut and fit dresses in the latest and most fashionable styl, and is also quailfled to give instruction to the I adies in the nrl by the new method that has lately given so muca satisfaction, by Mr. At Mrs. Forbes, in this and other cities, from whom he received the following DIPLOMA: "This ito certify that Mrs. 1). V.'oolsoy has taken lessons of us in DfctM Cut'-ier, after our improved method and i. competent to instruct others la the art, ami is callable as a Teacher to iiiinart lhe Science in few hours' I. .1 1 l' .t. o i ii slriicliou UK. tV Mtt8. FORBES." mhl-lf 1 '' 'OK N lilS. 10 bales Gunnv Bags, forsale t by (mhl) JOHNBURTLs. jwmwmn .nw wh.low waii. V M doz Bucket-; 1 doz e trn Cedar Buckets; 10 nest Wash-tubs; 5 doz Washboards; 5 do covered Buckets: 40 M.n ki t Baskets; 10 doz No. I Shaker Brooms; 1 doz Clothes Bankets 10 doz fancy Brooms'. M gross Clothes Pin. Rope J ite Door Mattssjust ree'd at (mhH) COOK'S Family Grocery . ELETKO.r.ALV.'.XH; BUtGS, SO celebrated for the cure of RheiiiiiaJisin. Tic Dolor -ux. Neuralgia, Headache. D ficienc) of Nerves, ami Physical Energv, Ac, Ac. forsale by mki-il HALLOCK d STODDARD. BIIID VMil-.S. HALLOCK t STODDARD have just received a large assortment of Canary Parlor and Breeding Cages; Bird Fountains, Baths, Seeds, &c. Ac, for aalo lew. mh? tf ajH dkii:s. ) 9 doz Sh::ker Brooms; 1 do large V Tubs 4 BSSlS P. Tubs; 3 nests white Tul; 3 nesia Cedar Tubs; 1 doz Barrel Cover; Cloches Brushes; Mattel Basket; Pine W ,.ik baskets; Butter Ladles; 1 reel Coiton Cord; Batter Prints; Bail Boxes; 1 doz Half-bM Covers: 6 irro natent Clothes-tiin:4 nkgs Wooden Bowls; f nests covered Boxes; Potator Masher, Ve; Just ree'd acd forsale at T. BACON & CO.'S iuh3 Fami- Orocery. O 1 1. V Linseed in bbls, Lnrd iu bbls. Sperm do. Tanners do, Olive in bottles. (dec31) ALL1S dt HOWEJ. I'.W (il Y El ii , .. lim jut ree'd and !o. sale by (feb-.'l) JOHN S. M ITC HELL SON. N 10 BBLS No. 1 Leaf Lard, put up expressly lor family use; just ree'd at cook's mho hamiiy orocery. TvlftiF. f FKEIT Dried Aoples. I ) dried Peaches; do P. aches, pealed. do P..ar. mav be found for sale at mhl HAMILTON'S Greeery. .-I ATT BASSES. aOtOLRURH cV HKK8H BERGER have now on hands V large assortment of Shuck M:;t;ras-s, of the various ixe. Also, Mos. Cotton and Hair Mattrasse, made to ! order at the shortest notice. Country Merchants and j Hotel keepers ill do well to examine our Mattrasses betöre purchasing elsewhere, as we intend our work shall be ot Hie liest ipiality ami ai nie lowcsi prirtra. jau7 Foster's Block, First street below Man fmf Mr CASKS Boots and Shoe, a complete assort I O ment. lust landed from steamers Empress and ' - . . a at a i , i i . i Eclipse, lor sale liy (innoj j . n. waoa ta at otf . FRESH Buckwheat Flour. DaSjaStsi Flour, and the best Familv Flour, just ree'd and for sale at nih3 T. BACON & CO.'S Family Gmecry. -AVAL STORES -10 bi.lsTar, l 3 bbla Rosin. M bbl Pitch; Jnt ree'd and or sale by (feb27) PRESTON BROS. CITY MILLS FLOUR. (llTY Mills Flour is now selling at $6 50, wholej sale; retail ti 7ä. Ii. cts. f. r good merchantable Wheat. 4tccnts for good Flour Barrels. fob-Jb-d&wtf J. N. ROSS, Agent. JI ST 1CECEIVED. POETlC.tL Works of G. P. Morris. (Jo-thes Kaust, translated by Hay ward, Poets and Poetry of America, Insurrection in China, Poems of Alexander Smith, The World's Progress, De Uuincey's Writings, Arc, die. mhl? THOMAS CONYNGTON. tA:K.13l ThIKEJM pennds forsale by O mal B, B.GILBERT Ss CO., Syc. near Water.

0. WOOLSEY.

I REGULAR EVANSVILLE, HENDER

SON & LOUISVILLE PACKET. r flWf The fast steamer ygljC'Jff HOOMER STATE) MlrTiTHal 1 1 T I trims. Commander, will hereter run as a regular packet in the above trade, leaving Louisville every Tueaday and Friday at 2 o'clock p. in., and Evansville" every Wednesday and Saturday at H o'clock p. m , so us to suit the arrival of the Evansville and Crawfordsvill. Railroad Cars at this place. This Boat is among the fleetest ones on the western water ha tine accommodations for passengers, and will do business at the regular packet rates. For freight or passage apply on lioard or to nih3 tf JOHN S. MITCHELL tk SON, Agents. rUM W AB AMI KIVKK. Ihk excellent ani unsiauuai niui i .J 7- ...i, will , ? B: ""v Ävü. J I MH Li make regular .-eini- ctij ""r . and Mt. Carmel. 111., duriug the season, having excelfreight or Hassane apply ou i rd. nh3 tf WABASH AND CINCINNATI PA CKET. Ihi fine steamer EXPRESS. s?5safiSSWCa;t. B. S. S. i ddkr. Commander, wi,i run as a regular packet between I Incinnati ana iaiayette during the Jason. Shippers may rely upon her promptness and punctuality in attending to bniness en trusted to her care. JOHN S. MITCHELL dt SON, .. M85-lm AfeaU. RKUl'LAR EVASVII,l,r BCTWI.I G (ji .il.Kli A.N LOU&VILLK PACKET. " iia tine staunch steamer HI l.l.l lll ll.l hl, 3SmCapt TairLBiT, Commander, will run resfularly in the above trade till furth notice, tor fr-iirht and passage apply to ADAM COOK, feb22 tf AgenU. FOR WHM1 RIVEIt. The line light draft steamer BJMA WATTS, apt Brows, Master, wir. run regularly aersaAcr as an Evansville and Watmsh packet, ror freight or passag apply to JN'O. S. MITCHELL, or febll tf TAYLOR dt HARVEY. KVAXSVILEE ANiD E A FAYETTE PACKET rilE well known and staunch teamer E04.AN, Capt. John Robinson, commander, has comineiiiid running as a regular Evansville and Lafayett Packet, to continue duriug the eaaon. For freiglit or passagt apply on board. mhs-if 01CEI:N K1VER PACKET. fus well known and staunch steamer A DONA, Oaf. Plcseb, commander, will run aaa I I . . . . I 1. ..... 1 I . 1 I L .- regular Green Riverand Evansville packet, leading Ev ansville every Wednesday and Bowling Greeu every Monday, till further notice. Foi freight or passage apply on board. janCO tf HEUULAH AVA HASH AND jtfVANSIIXK PAC KET. rws kv TH .- . m ( apt. THE staunch steamer D. A. G1VI.N, E. Wood, t'ommauder, w-ll run a a regular packet during the season in the Evansville and Wabash trade. For freight or passage apply on board or to (,Jaii23-tf) JOHN S. MITCHELL, Agent. EVANSVILLE AND LOI ISVILLE PACKET. Slaafflal and light-d-aught steam33 ' r i Vm- B. Hoi.t arT, commanaüili. JuäBsnm tier, ha again taken her place in the Evansville and Louisville trade, and will continue to make regular trips durinc the season. She has beeo thoroughly overhauled and is in prime order. bsBm9b P. ffi. Of III LEY A CO., S TO RAGE, PO WADING, AND CCMMISSION MERCHANTS, EVANSVILLE, IND Havimu tilted up a mammoth Wharf Boat, the larget ou the m.i', it, v.T. in me most sunsianiial manner, we are prepared tofaci'.itate an v business entrusted :o ourcare, cilh-..y- ,, .erliv RIVER, RAlLROADorNÄSrrrrTTrtt V5; A S . I., without exposing l .rgT- brig Lilte Licleuiency of lhe weather, aal propert; ai.d ji-rtici'lara t i.ti mi v. ill be paid to Kecciving, Sionng aiel Eo,-ward:i.g, aud also to the sale of any Produce SoaatnM d lo us, and all orders promptly filled. P. ti. O'RILKY returns his sincere thanks to his nuuerous friends for their former patronage, and respect fu ly solicits a oovllaaaaCS of the same, which will be duly reciprocated. A Store Room, well supplied, will be kept for the accommodation s Boats, ami ihelr order earefully filled. inhS-di wly P. G. O'RILEY dt CO FIICF. XOTHIE. At a meeting of the Neptun Fir Compan. on the evening fj -rof he lllh Hist , il was utialii ACT' -7 iiki islv m.-.-Ai Hcsolved, Thai in future at any alarm of f re that may wbs fjtvsa, whether false or real, that the range of this "Company be strictly confined to the Corporate Iluiitaof "the Citv of Kvansville. By order of Hie Company. WM. HOLDEN. Pres't. Well H. W.i.kik, Soct'y pieblS-lf IBWFLKY! JEWELK1Ü 9 WE iave on hand, and will 11 cheaper than VyV usual, a eood and fashionable lock of Gold and X'&daBilTcT Watches. Breast Pii .-. Finger Ring, Ear Kibfs, Locke'., Gold aud Silver Spectacles, Gold Guard Chain; besides a good i.i any othor articles, all of which we will sell low. Coll at Um Sign of the Bijr Watch, on Main Street, be twer-n First and Secoud streets. febC BITTROLFF tk SONS. Aa'OM.O HALL AUWUUtW. I'lRST STRKfT, BET. VC4MORE A N II VINE. EJLUNCll I VKKT MOSHIA'O AT 10 0'CLOCK.n HlaUÜKK it LET lo Bi g to announce having open the above He staurant, Inch alwavs be keid supplied; S with th the hestthe market affords. and every kind of Game iu season; Treat Baltimore Oya-r-in every siyle. Meals atall hours. In- BAR ifarnis.'ied with the choicest kind of Liquors and Cigars. A siacious Hall, well lighted with gas. and tilled up with seals, adapted for Concerts, Bills. Lectures. Pnblic Meetings, or Theatrical Performances, is attached. fcMI KILLER dt CI1TO. I. S. JOHNSON'S HOTEL AND II KMT A URAT Fine street, betveen Hater and ft J rim vir., ncarij eppy . ... nie jiiiii ec Hurt D. S. JOHNSON BEGS TO AP pris' his patrons, and the putdic genenilly, Uiat he Ifat opened the at ore fine establishment, ami is prepared to furnish iuel al all hours, in the in st approved style. eiiison, 0SMM of all kin! iu season, and fresh Oysters (brought In Ice from Baltimore iu 60 hours) always or hand. A BALL willbe gie by the Proprietor every Thürs day night, aafJB further notice. fmhS-tf JEWELHV STOKE OF K oil DTKEtT, TWO I-ooHS BELOW MAIN, lit MS. K1.' kkw ariLPia, EvANvii.i.K. la. THEiindersigiifd most resectfully informs the eltizensof Evansville and vicinity, that he continues his business at the above place, where he constantly keeps ou hand a splendid and full assortment of Jewelry . W atches, Clocks, Arc, dec, ofthe best quality, which ii! W reple continually by the ISMSl SSM SMSl fahionable ety les, and which hl advantageous pur. chases, and the liberal patronage he has received thus far. enable him to sell very low, and at liast as low as any other ho'ise in the city. Kcpairs of any kind in his line Will be execnled In a comieient manner, and at low charges. Asking a continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed upon him. he SSSSSS those who wan', to buy to those who have bought of him, and Invites all lo examine his goods and prices. (febOT-tf) G. GOSSEH. WATCH KKPAItIX.. HAVING ecured the services of an able and experienced A atch-niaker, we are prepared to do any kind of work in the Waleh Hepairiug line, with punctuality and ditpa'ch. w All work warranted. TTr'Jowe.ry neally repaired. feb23 BITTROLFF 6c BOSH. COTTON B ITTHfi.-Ree'd 13 bales No. 1 Battius; for sale by (feb'H) I. dt D. HKIMANN. EXCELSIOR CIGARS. TOHN LAVAL, Druggist, on Main street, between Rec ti ond ami Third, has just received a large lot or very choice Havana Cigars, which he will sell at wholesale or reuil very low. He invites the cspecisl sttention oi ; Cigar Epicures to his stock. (Jania-U GUTTA PERCHA. COATED fgjjg , JUST received, an assortment of Lyon and Patterson s Gutta P;rca Coated Pens, and forsale by feb;j3 BITTROLFF A SONS. "Tots MMmwhwmwmm -E0? ; rt assis r St A S3 FOR SPECULA 1 ION. uLiiisszA ... tgtatatts O Railroad Depot. Four of these Lots i have Frame Houses on them, and otherwise improved. They are wel siturte l for residences, being convenient to busini andoaiy abou, one suuar tront M.in . street. A line .i.ecala in is otTereu in t - -a mioj arc is ot sold Iho-4 wantlnsrcheap places of ieidence, or wishimrä nneooportunity of speculation, had better apply iuiinediatelv. One of these houses especially is anew and very disirable residence. For further particulars apply at'thi-office. mhä-tf 1BBL Philadelphia Crushed Sugar; I do Bo4on Pulverised do; 3 do Clarified do: Inst ree'd at mh2 COOK'S Kami! Grocery. D"ESS TBI.HHINV8.-A full assortment en hand and tor tale Vyr JAS. LOW tk CO.. mh3 417 Mala street, Leaisrlile, Ky.

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BHERt PECTOfiAL, for fr orvU Curf f snm v. Roopftc - cqxqw. "And by tie river, upon the bank thereof shaM grow ail trees for meat, whase lea f shall not fad and the fruit thereof shall be for meat and th Uaj hereof for medicine." Here was hope for the tick recorded Ions; ago, an every year adds new proof to the aaeu ranee that thee promises hall not fail. As medical Science discovers and designates the rems dies nature has given, one by one, the siease tbatafOict our race ? ield to the control of art. Of all the maladies we suffer irom. none has carried more victims to aa untimely grave than Consumption of the Lung Subjoined wegive soinsj evid ncsthat thisloo-may he cures, and that Pulmonary Complaint, in all their farms, may be removed by Cherry PectoraL space w ifl not perniiusto publish here any proportwti of the cures it has sf fected. but the Agent below named, will furnish sir ! Circular, free, whereon are full particulars and India putable pnof of these facts, for yourselves. Sufferers: read and judgs For Influenza and Wiflopina CovpH. Nssiivill. Tchm.. Jan. iti. Ie51. Sir: I have repeatedly ued your Cherry Pectoral fsr Wnooping Couirh and Influenza aud ha e no hesitation In pronouncing it a complete remedy. Fourol in children have been afflicted with these disease-, and the free i use of the Pectoral has alway s afforded almost instant as .AK...a lief. JAM Es GLOVER. w attest the truth ofthe above statement. M. M Gintt. Edito Nashville Whij. J. II. Zimmerman, Druggist. itrr a Consumptive Cough. PiTTsaracn, Pa., Feb. 23, Kt. Dear Sir: For three year I have been afflicted with a Cough, so distressing that I frequently dispaired of re cm er, nun h ot the time I was olliged'tosit up all night in my chair, as my cough would suffocate me when 1 laid down. Having used innuv remedies without much relief. I at last tned the CHERRY PI-II ORAL which under Providence has cured me altogrther. 1 am with gratitude tours, JAMES M OinUsfi This is one ofthe numerous Curet of Asthmo uhuA have Uen accredited to Cherry pictoral. A i hart. N. Y.'. April 17, 1H4S. Dr. Atbr, Lowell Dear Sir: I have for years been afflicted with Asthma in the worst form so that I hat e beea obliged to sleep 1h my chair for a larger part of the time., being unable to breathe on my bed. I had tried a great many medicines, to no puroe, until mv physician prescribed, as an experiment, yourt berry Sectoral. At Srst it seemed to make" me worse;" but in less than week 1 began to experience the mot gratifying relief from its use; and now, m four weeks, the disease is entirely removed. 1 can sleep on my bed with comfort, and enjoy a statu of health which 1 had never expecleS to enjoy. GEORGE S. FA RANT. Commission and Forwarding Merchant. Prom the President of Amherst College, Kdtearal Hitchcock. AI. I)., LL. !' . J. C. Avra Sir: I have used your CntaaT Pbctorai in my own case of deep-seated bronchitis, and am satisfled, from the chemical constitution, that it is aa admirable cam pound for the n ii f of laryngial and r-ron.hial difflcul'ies. If my opinion, as to its superior vhararter, ran be of any service, you are at liberty to use it as yoa think proper. EDW ARD HITCHCOCK. Amherst. September 12. 149. Among the other distinguished acfaorities who have lent their Name te recommend this preparation as the best knows to them for alfeetiea of Ute lang". art: Preeldett. Perkins, Vermont medical College. Hon. Chief Justice Story. Sip. Bench U. S. A. Professor Valentine Molt. New York. Professor Cleveland, Kowdoin Afedical ('liege. Professor Butterfivld, Ohio Medical College, Canadian Journal of Medical Review. Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. Charleston, S. C, medical Review. New Jersey medictl Hrjorter. Hon. Henry Clay, United State Senator. Hob. Geo. Marsh. Am. Amassador to Turkey General Emanuel Bulne, President of Chill. Ft. Rev. Edward For, r. Lord Bishop of Toronto. Kt. Rev. Bishop Keeft, of the Meth. Epis. Church. Archbishop Purceil, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Also many eminent personage in foreign countries. Not only in the more dangerous and digressing diseases of the Lungs, but also as a family medicine for oscasional ue, it is the safest, plcastuitest and best in the world. Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AV ER, Practical Chemist, !!. Mass. TnSoW in Evansville by Keller, Farnsley & Co. im Leicn & Verting, w holesale and retail; in Princeton ay R. B. Hallo, k ; in Petersburg!! bv Adams 6c Campbell; and by Druggists throughout the State. , U !.'" 3m MOKC , KEEK Sc PRESTON, WBOI.Kf ALE DKAl-RRS IS roRKlOS AND IKMKSTI ST OOODS, SOOIB, SHOES. It ATS , BONNETS, 4cC. FRESH SPRING GOODS. W E have just received 159 packages of oar Sprang punhase. which we an openiiig, cons.sting or Philip Allen tic Son's, üloiie s, Nprague's, Dunnel's, Harrop's, Clyde's, American, Coeheco and Merriroae fancy colored. solid, black and moarning Prints. French and American fasteot'd rich fancy Lswn; domestic and foreign Oilcol'd plaid Ginghams, elerant styles ef Ber reges, black Silk, great variety of Pant Stuffs, Linen, woollen and California Gold-mixed Cottouades, plaid, plaid and fancy do; gold mix sd Tweed Coatings, Linen do. plain and twilled Hack woollen do, various styles of Ticks, bleached Muslins, ffiie brown do, Mue and brown and col'd Drills, Dei.ims, Nankeens, Vork Coolings, Mbirting Stripes, Cheeks, furniture do, furniture Prints, plain black woollen Doeskins and Cassini, black Broad Cloths, Irish Linen, 4-4 Shoetvoga, 3-4 do and Bagging. &e. We will now constantly be in r- ,,,) durins the entire seasn. Since these goods have arrived, merchantsare burning day-light aod losing freight in going up the river to make purchases. We buy American foo.1 rf the manufacturers aud their agent,aod sons hut them can sell lower than we can. It is worth the attention f any person interested in American Man ufse turns to rail aud examine the beautiful styles and design of our prints. Here you will see a greater variety ofthe best Prints in the country, than any oce Agent in New York or Philadelphia offers for sale. We respectfully invite the trade to examine our stork feeling assured that the style and qualities ofour goods will attract the eye of the closest buyers, and will com-' pare with any of the same size In the country. Give us a call. rahl? Ol. F.ST HI, I sn cm SADDLERY HAKDWAIIF HOE ME. Wilson ha yd er-, 17 and 19 Columbia street, Cincinnati, Ohio. IIAYDEN or WILSON, II Main street. Saint Losi, Missouri, imiioit i and MaasifBCtsirers Of Saddlery and oarh Hardware, Cs'rraSe" Trimming Saddle Trees, Harne, Hog and CalfSeatii g, and all other Leathers used by Saddlers and Carriage Makers. V. take this opportunity of returning onr thanks to our friends an I customers. :. . , o liberally natronized us for the las', ten years, and assure them that no pains hall be spared for the future, to insure a continuance of their favor, and for the supply or a cheap and full assortment of Goods in our line, for which wa possess facilities superior to any House East or Wees. Our English goods are purchased to the best advantage in Birmingham, by Mr. D. S. Haluck,one of tho late Arm of P. Wilson & Co., and imported direct by ourselves, therebv paying but one commission, w e are a!-o manufacturing many of our goods at Columbus, Auburn. Sing Sing, and hs .e latel established a House lo aewarg, ..J., lor the purpose of manufacturing and purchasing the nner qualities of plated Saddlery and Coach Ware, and Patent Leathers, which is under the control oi our r. nayoen. vt e have also i urry ing shops in this city, in which we finish the greater part of the Skirting, Harness and Bridles sold by us. Our Hog and Calf-skin Seating, Fair liridle. Bag Leather, dec. are manufactured exclusively Tor us by Mr. Amos Moore, who is well known as the best Fair Leather Tanner in the West. W'ith these advantages we flatter ourselves that we can guarantee to our friends and customers, the bestand cheapest assortment of Goods to be found in the Western country, and we would respenfully request them to call onus before purchasing elsewhere, a we are now receiving the largest aud finest stock ever offered in the West janl0-3mudcw WILSON HAYDEN. ' Cincinnu'i Oot. DISSOLI TIOI THE co-partnership formerly existing between tho subscribers, under the name and style ofOrahara A Farrell, was aissolved by mutual consent, on the lifth day of December, A. D. 1KS3. All persons indebt-d to said firm are requested to make payment to Morris S. Johnson, with whom the accounts and notes are left for collection. Prompt payment is expected, ss it is important that this business should be immediately settled. JOHN GRAHAM, hl5 3wd JOHN FARKELL.