Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 66, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 July 1854 — Page 2
a a a TAfTT) M A T Re-EUctlai. of POltlt
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At H. SANDERS. EDITOR.
TKKMS OF SUHSC HI PTlON.
rtniiv tnurnil. i.erveiir
by the week,.
Tri-Weekly Journal, per year
weeKiyjour""'
Indianapolis Sentinel is in fa? or of
PtttU'a re-election to the U. S. Senate, and
1 we understand that the Nebraska and whis-
10 y party nave also determined upon ma rc-
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COXGBEmiOKAL. THIRTT-THIRD CONGRESS FIRST SESSION.
WlSIlNGTOH, July 11.
SPECIAL NOTICES. ,,, eeeam
, r kl r, , j ZS. "5" oy ut undented. unUl
RELIGIOL'8 NOTICE
A COMMXXIOX meeting will beholden at the C. P. Church
wou wi L i. Mti for C0iBSthe Railroad Bridge ' ner J ccorJlf Ö Plan furnwhed by the Engi-
was taken up and passed. Yeas 20, nays) yi
commencing cn Saturday mtxt. (l.rth)at 10 K o'clock. KeT. 7'mH - - " . Mr. Mageeh. d Dr. N..1, will Z in ' aalU." te,U,N abe 50 000 lttb B '
and 135.000
s oo turn to the Senate. Mr. Pettit has declar- 19
art rliav ka ...I'l tVia fitat nrpvioil to T r Rrnirn U. 1 nm V, - U I . - ... L ..:.... -
Mesers. Parviji A Mamoi wu " P " . . luo a nuueuiute
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a-. A l r. Ii n I N 1 1 1 1 1 r n 1 1. ruit.irr.nn mil u . . l in . . .... . i . .
. - .u.... wii jJr. jiiieeae uo ur. .-Neelv will l in a:tcnaauce. miuri-i
S5J w, u.t bat per eent. will b taken in Stock of
. t.V."V,,T' or ' Stock ofthe Wal-.Ath Navixation Corner
o.u Ml raatsrials required ear be teen at Jewette Car
ririrtATI A O E J C T --."V in u .uuniUI . II rata , CIji(.mrait. .i . i m . ä . . . .. .1.. . k. he lntonHj ntfarm r, f. ... I, ..... ...... 1 L. : . I
irth street, oetereen vine anu ainut, Cincinnati, me UCtODer election. it IS earnestly w o, muuj; iui uic hunimh-ju ui.i. a . a A a A. at A I a? !. - 1 ' A . a a a
ed ajreius ior iu iransavuuu ui uuaineeeior . , , ... . , a.. leJoumai. The Daily Journal wtu be found hoped that be will make a tour of the state
OFFICE t. & C
AN Ioteruta Diridend ofeiaht per
' FICE B. & C. K. K. CO. ( shop E.nnl!lL, ,h 'qred TV V-M,B " Ju' Car mtlT A W A EvaH,v,Lt, July 13th 1854.1 my office ipVinceto a 0 TüALV 1 Bff BJJche. par
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KXl'HANVE, COI.X D BANK NOT A; TABLE. CORRECTED PalLY FUR TUR JOl'RVAf. BY O COPELAND, BANKER, Dealer m Erckmxft, Coin, Land Wrral$, Unemmt .tfajr, fa,, ef. j OJic Mr f. t-r jf,.
CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. I NEW JERREV
I a : A ., O a 1 a- J ii F 1 a. 1 . I. k.
-.rc.uthor'Zöd ajfent foritie trunsaiiian oi Dusinessfor . ..... ... . e ... o.. After Some uniiiioortant husinpa fho n. Stock of th. r.,mna. . i.1ikm. j.m.. Hr ord.r TUirivnird . . . .
tk. Kransrllle Journal. The D, y Journal will be found nopeo that DO Will maae a lour oi tn- ot.tw. " " -1 JÖÜN E. MARTIX. sVc-rr. ' T roTLBlffloiJÄS
on file in their oace. anu aaver.iwiueau tna uoocnp-1 ope - f .11 n.-,:0- u,nnU HLta an OO on are rep-ctfuiiy toiicited throturi. them. r 1 he people of all parties wouiü line an op
.iar
Mate Bank 4: Branches., par
AH Solvnt Bar
ULORIOE8 MM Ml H
With the hot. eultrj atoiosph.tr of nid -immer, the
CITY OF EYANSVILLE.
the Senate adjourned.
1 WOll d .,..r t . rw . , . ITH tne cot. mitry tuwnr.h rt uln.:i j:inmr. tturaat JaV.a.irt WUUI,4 tlOLSE. lhe House passed a bill makirg -(reutioa oftheIowlandiadtbtmariheiahedeepan.y
have the effrontery to attumpt to talk to provision for postal service in California, Or- torn,.
... a .t . av., v . , ..... . . i . : . : v. wAna.n.i j . , , - . , , i
1 1 lanai
LOTTIRTawa
Branche ii, Orlean".. par
Sdti
portunitv to rotton-egjj the man who would have the effrontery to attumpt to talk to
PBTTiAV MORNIfJ. ItTf.V ia ' .i i - - ... aa .ftar nnhllr. feon and Washington Territories. Ii an. on aoxiout mmm aod pr
- . IBIia IVOUt WIHg tnwir M i r . D... -. l . " 7 troduea Yellow .luo.l.. Oeranaemcoti of the Stomach and
i. on jus Taporo. that.
Independent Bank... .ir All Kni.Tu A1
raak HÄ"3 f 02 I - fif!-n" ti ,8' CAROLINA !?nK mm ata ay 7 OR khstkrpo (n p)--.par All .so vent Kant-. aZn
5 bbU and 4 kegi receire.J per Caaa!. for mm by
GKO. FOSTER Ji CO.
The Amern mi I luj. The history of the "Stars and Stripes" we presume is but little known to the many millions of freemen over whose destinies it so proudly and triumphantly floats. The first nat onal flag of the present design waa
dtvtndence
. i- ax. - A-r.mdnn ta ir hu ik.i Qi.tn..JT. j ät .l Wood, and restore health, bee A( rertuement in another ool
oeiicve ins party, Mtjji - mai uia uu i cnuuriw, iiiu Uäcs lue CUil' uma oi tHij paper.
shown itself by once electing him to the pensation. s-n.r. of ,h United States, will make . Mr- 01d om the committee on postf
another attempt. We think there is too
d.
d d
-w"w ...... , r- .ar i r . n . touce i euo w .iäuouio. Ueranaemcaia of thu aromacb ana j I nj... .-v- 4 n.rit In. lhori2efl l"e rOStmaster General tO employ Bowel,. Dirrheee ordUenterr. .gae and Ferer. Billiou.and declaring the Declaration oj American in- ipecial agents, to appoint better couriers fr If FJtri- th.se eir'aminc-. and influenco.. rA.n. n h n 'fpvMrnt Z Wl d on't . f. J i- . H F , l-UUriers ur u ,houU make free uae of Ua. Bauci s Ixdia VaoKTABLK vnaence to be a seij-eviaeni lie. yto 0ni the delivery of letters from any post-office in f;A"AC- 1 pwer to cUana the bowel, vuruythe ..I l " . blond IkH ..lt..v. klk v.... ' ' , i a ii. , ll - - -
A V. 50 bale Timothy, for aale V
ebT GEO.
mvsr i time.
9
FOSTER & CO.
eyS
PKRFKCTLY DISAPPOINTED.
Wc had nnril of lau eoneidrd the days for sellinc aad of
10 pre French Ureen Window P.m.-oj-r.r. ........ n Pr,
9 pr Printed Lawai. ALSO a fine assortment of Ladies.' Mieses and rhilrfran'. Shoe, re-eired and for aa.e cheap M Bmbjct . Dr" Uood Main street three doers below Second ..-
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dia
9 4U
....a. Aces, reported a bill repealing the section in mZZZ-': ",dtl" !??! l- fiCNDBlE8.-2Jos. Rop. uu
mucn . l. . i ... . r . . .. , .. .. . n rz ::: -".v1 - "-.,.,,,,r. "nviiwv
n ? TU UM Kien rrale.. That w .-1 Mj f.. I.V.kiia.ta
the aw Of 1853. which makn a dpdiir.tmmf ö.ut w f"tnp. tr. a. L. Adams' Lirer Biijm is uUed
, ' ... , or more, usea more and cretmt greater sensation t
an any .
. .. . . . . i . r rirr i .ii . . lue ..rcx.uui.iai.iw w j v .in mit imm . r. rtra r. n i 1 1 ri . . o mi f i n n r n.n. ... ..,..... .l ... . .... . .
adontpd in ISIS It was deaioried bv a ( ant --r-- " r k1 - kusi"Rb v u " : yw ..r" lac PUDl1' -an1 i,,oula not tnu oe tn 2doa. ulackina MaT "7.!: 1 Wit tobe longer represented by the most per. and periodicals. He said he looked .t ! RlED, Or the Navy, and made at IMS hOUSe in ..vJ 4. thU section aa a hon.ia. to thfl ritv nreaa. mJ eine h as food for what it claims as a Warrantee-and w are OTS FOB K il.E -300 hy
Vrb P;u he hi. wif and a mimhpr notorious DiaCKgUarQ ID IDB ölBW-uio man '. " r ' to learn of the Brat failure in what it claims to do. We MJ Uo..dsIl and Centre stre.U.
r uk ouraeiToi toai mere is no numlng about lt. Seeth; e7-tf
a.y... av.u w . , j .... ..... , . i J II 7.'-. fe SSanj bUUMirV U COS. f vniinrr ladiaa and waa first hniatdd nvar who aubmitted to being called a -great uar -Thebuk inn1 anrirnnriations for rpn
af . a 1 I J A 1 .ft K A I 1
f ana a airiy aog: ana couia not rasen, n ucj- ; and tne preservation and completion of cer
If I See Adrcrtjsemcnt iu this piper.
ROf'LtMATIOl.
2 dox . Keelera:
2 di. Half-Bushels;
b nets Measnres;
Brushes, received t COOKS. 110 feet on th aa... T
LamaacoCity ApdIt to
C. O. K.KATS..
,jS -OAPhlMERK. 56 pieeet black Cassimere rte'd this dar and tor aale by " a'
JA. Lun uu.. si7 Alain at.. Lou. K
inj...
AU SoU ent Bank par All SoUenfnk, VIRGINIA tttÄt"
All Solvent Banks.-pNewSti1. ldu TENNESSEE WUm jpTHflplTM. SFirc Mrine Ina. Co.Sdla BASTPRW " Pr t ii .MICELIOAN me i .SurE,RW- jAll Rolrent Banaa 3d la All So.vent Banks par Michigan In. Co a . PENNSYLVANIA. r- w a riä--1 3 dU
All ..... P.. ..I.. ... c ,w äaä.
ii ian "u. par aii solvent nanks
. EXCHANGE. Sew York .... Bujinjr at 1 Selling-.... Cincinnati Buying belliac COIN American Gold. .Buying I prem Selline Mirer Change... " 2 "
...5dla
It prem .. preia
. I prera1 i pres.
F BOOK.N FKTkV JV,8,".''""- "fo' Second Series; Tbe I)odd Family Abroad, by Cha. Lerer, "he Whimsical Woman;
i-i'e and äarinn of lln Partint.-
the Hall of Representatives on the 13th
" 1 a I a ii a . . H.A.enaw.j.t no lAira Vntiatna-len ma m . . . A a. . a. - a. am nna am I I B aran m . - . a ' . . T" ' . . .1.. ll I
.. CaUSe It WaS literally true, WU UU UOh ucusio lain nuias UOIUUICIICCU UUUCr IHC riTCr inu u, r . i " . rCTrui, m ntuns i ! n l V -igor. etc . etc Just recoirad aad for
S a eo 0UI On tne atUtn Uli. to t.ait.11 a uiiuiuu , , ann nnn S adrertiaement ia another colnan. eT-tf ! w,,"rr th Grocery aod Produce bas-neaa at the old , tit to call upontbem 7 ä m I Ptners who saay e according .0 U a,b of Su.e. ataM ber, nd, whi,.t he wl. .bBt from hi. offi. moved . ...ndme,. ESFS'H5 1 LSJSS-SmS into the Union, thus destroying the beauty nrn of hia clerk, took what monev he could Oriatinp- S250.000 to defrav the neceaaartex- VPW 4 TIVITPTI QVMVWTQ J .J iJ WILLIAM RtlLLY. I 0, rftg rwiub. th. beet tb. market afford Sdlur
' a . a a ' fijitiit aj.ll ll.la. 1. SB mi I I r.ll.a l t a aw . . . . .
and perspicuity of the flag; and while this Ä j : jt and took to hie heels. About the penses for keeping the Louisville and Krt
order was preserved in some, other, contain- game tirne an incidenl quite similar occurred land Ca"a,.in repair' a.nd m,ikinS il fr of ed different numbers of stripes as fancy die- Vork Cit- Whilst a fashionable t0 , w" tTrced t0- . -ai.. 7m : .u!,nNew IorK V' VVDU81 iasnionaoie After furtncr dabate tlM committee-ose
xaiea. un me aamission ounuiana into tne ,ooking man wa8 examining some fancy Union, it became necessary to add another ' bootg irj t New ycrk 8lor6( t,e proprietor of atripeto the national flag, which fact made tne establishment saw two thieve, stealing it apparent that the original design was de- . f hj gh e irarnediately
fective, and would be constantly subjected to ; p. . mit n . ,.,, phm .n(1 1 Railroad was arrested to-day on the chrge
alterations. While the bill for the ad mis-! . k...ia lof manslaughter, growing out of the rcent
upou ins return, wcai iru auu uui vi uicoin.
and the House adjourned. Arrival of cue Santa Fe JIall. Baltimore, July 1.
The superintendent of the iSusquehnna
.ion of this State was under discussion in the
he was exceedingly mortified to find that his
House, a member from New York offered J , CU8tomer during hi. absence, made off resolution -that a committee be appointed; h,,r,,,Tpnnf thm hMf ninr. of hoot.
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to examine into the expediency of altering the flag of the United States." The committee reported favorably, but the matt jr was not acted upon during the session.
in the shop.
fX The town council of Marion, Ala., have raised the price of license to retail liquor
During the recess of Congres?, Capt. Reid t0 three thousand dollars. The council at
was requested to form a design of our flag so as to represent the increase of States, with out des'roying its distinctive character. Capt. Reid submitted his design to the committee t the next session, recommending the stripes be reduced to the original number of thirteen States, and to form the number of stars representing the whole number of 8tates into one great star in the Union, ading one stsr for every new State, thus giving the significant meaning to the flog, symbolicallyexpressed, of "E Pluribus Unum." The first flig was made at small cost and presented to Comgress by Capt. Reid, to whom Mr. Clay, who was then Speaker of the House, responded in one of his best patriotic strains of admiration, both for the deig.i of the fljg and thegnliant Captain. Our flag has now become time-honored, and like our free Constitution, there is little iu it to improve by change.
first fixed the prices at fifteen hundred dollars, bur hearing that it would be paid they concluded to double the sum.
.07 The amount of toll, collected on the New York canals, during the month of June, exceed by $20,000 thu amount received in the corresponding month of last year. tC The coal trade of Pnmeroy has increased from 1,000,000 bushels in 1843, to
6,000,000 bushel, last year, and the prospect
of 9,000,000 thi. year. Death Hastened. The Baltimore 3un ha. the following paragraph. The italic, are ours: M:ijor Wm. Keller died at Cumberland, Md., on the 22d instant. His death, it is said, was hastened bv a wound received in the war of 1312.
railroad accident
We have Acapulco dates to the 22 J. It is stated that the commander the Portsmouth had notified the comrnaner of the Mexican blockading vessels that American Californua steamers must be sllowd to enter, whereupon the Mexican commnder
raised the blockade and departed fur Hizat
lObales freroi.nu Drills: 72 lbs Patent Thresd:
FOR REXT. a pes a- Manchester Check; 3 bales Striped snLur; THE fine Busineos Stand former) r occupied by J. B Foa- I X ,s JziSS. "aaourg; 5 bales 4-4 Ticking; deromith. on First street, oppo'.ite the Po,t Ofice. is for J jl1.. ' Flannel; reatcheap. Enquire of Ii. Q. W HEELER j c-se at...rud Cnecks; 5 cues assorted Oheck;
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SJtST RKI'KIVKD
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Harper's Mag wine for Jnly;
.nicseri-ocaer tor July: Putnam's Magaiine for Julr. Frank Leslie's Oaistu for July; Graham s Maculae fur July, at 71
. u.a. j ana i raa'j. rued this (lav an.l for Sale fcr i lid r .u ...... .m7o...i. .
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417 )l.
SAMÜFL LI3TER 9.
SHKRIFP S 8AI.E.
"Sa; OTICE is hereby c''B. that I y virtue of tw exreutinna.
. w one issued out of the oflice of the Clera of tho Vanderburgh Cireuit Court, aad cue out of the o(hc of th Clerk oi tne Court of Common Pie .sot Vanderburgh County, and to me directed, one m favor of John Deck-r and against Thomas Uaraett. and SM ia faror o Sarah G. C'ay. Adm'i. ol 1). M. Clay dM'd. and agaiaat Thomas Btraettand EdwardC. TT bite. I have lvid upon, aa i will upon the 6th 1 v ( August. A. U . 'S54, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock a. M.. ud 4o'ciock i P. -M f aaid day. pr cei to tell ut tbe door uf the Court Mouse in the City of Evaujville the rents issues and rrofita for the
I term of aerea y. era. of h following described property, to-
i: Th South Westqr of the Suti West or. of See. 17. Town -
Ian. The commander if the Port?inout res- .hip.7-.. Suulh of Rne u vst; also. h mmm haifouba
. . . s a. . o'itn r.atr. o see . ia. lownahip 7. South of Ifang II West; rued 50 American, who had beencapturd on atao.uie Novth-ea-tqr. afsAyitara. aawsy.eyiaa. h t.wd-
r P i. jioim oi rtang.- u n t sou tn.'iil.l said rnu. issues a li f r :. not sell for a sum sumoient to aatisly said exseutions änderst. I will at the same time and place, oiler tor aale the f . simple of said real estate . yl4-dw-pf6 JOHN'. S. OAVITT. 8. V. C.
Lou.. Ey.
PL VE9.-Juat received. 8 cases CarpeaUrs Pl eoasprising a rery large and e. 'apliuwvm' V? Bcn". rii bandies Chalk S,ol, Baach aad Haad Screws A aCll u"' t0 BT or br th. "Ohio Tool Co - Call at 11 - door, below th. Brnnch ' Bank
a.-w i
XOVBLTY W ORRS HAHDWARR. '
WBKKUNIJ DKASTERlf AILS -l25kersall ue and beat quality iut rareivad. f r a ile hv a4 S. K. OILBKRT Si CO 8ye. ne.r W.ter.
IT m l?tiwi. mm -- aa a-as ... . " D.;., t Ml.
mm L'Trw, tJJCT muU Loaf Crushed, i i SLmZ . "er SeoM-S) rea,.,. Ac. all efwbUh
KT r,; .I a la-TT -mmmmm ajaaaaaw tTaiamt k2ZZLZamT!'u- " HTdar.
Bnk.
CHA-S. S. WELLS.
8. E. GILBERT 4 CO.. Sye. near Water. '7'd
.kTT '"c,iTd.",'J .oek. I00paekg-a Pitt-S-..Li,.eAM'vCoS 5,1,1 P'-t'orm. Couutersdd
lore prices at bolaa.
rs below Branch Bank.
artrh Locks.
:i Tra ftcslee.
Served mm Kiajbt. A fellow down town, took it into his head yesterday not togo to his regular employment, a short distance out of town, where his dutiful wife had been in the habit of carrying hi. dinner to him daily, and encouraging him
with her sweet smiles, as well as warm potatoes, ar.d went off and got drunk before 9 o'clock, and returned home. His wife was somewhat accustomed to see John a "little tight" of an evening, but was greatly outraged at beholding him in that condition so early in the morning. She at once took the "Maine Law" in her own hands and resolved upon confiscating what liquor there was in her demi-John, by breaking in hs head. She exhausted the supply of broomsticks quickly, nor did she stop the good work then; she
reached down to her tiny little foot and took off a No. 8, which sie used with unrelenting fierceness, until John surrendered and promised to go to work. We s'iali watch this intereating couple hereafter, anxiously, and see how the lady', plan works. It is at any rate a caution against setting tight too early!
Stock Speculatiows The New York Journal uf Commerce says that stock speculators have been taught a lesson by the transactions uf the last few weeks. An enormous over-issue of stocks shows that, under the present system, there is not the requisite security against fraud. And the defalcation of operators shows, also, that when by shrewdness or good luck a .peculator ha. obtained a nominal profit, it may elude his grasp at the last moment. There wa. a time when speculation, (to call these stock
operations by their least offensive title) were
not considered within the range of legitimate business; now, there are few who have not .bared in the general scramble after gains of this sort. Unless the line between a regular business or calling and auch reckless pursuits becomes more marked, credit will aoon be of little value.
The Clere's Wir A merchant, clerk, of the Rue Hautevilie, Paris, recently married. His master had a niece, of Spanish birth, an orphan. She is not pretty, though very sensible and well-informed. At the balls last winter, little or no attention was pid to her; indeed she seemed to attend them rather as a whim than from inclination or amuse
ment, as she seldom or ever danced. But if she did not dance, she noticed much and listened to more. The clerk soon observed that the lady was only invited to dance when no ether partner could be obtained. She herself had already noticed the same fact. Being a gallant man, he acted accordingly. The incidents that led to the denouement may be easily divined. In six weeks after his first dance with the fair Spaniard, he obtained her permission to ask her uncle for her hand in marriage. He, astoniahed, gave his clerk's proposal a very cool reception, and then had a lon interview with his niece. Finally, however, all was arranged, and the
lovers were married on a Tuesday. The Thursday after, at breakfast, Adeline said to her husband, who exhibited considerable chagrin at being compelled to return to the duties of his office thus early in tbe honey-
"Very well don't go there go there no more!" My love, it is very easy to say so, but" "Easy to say so, and easy to do both. I have a million and a half. Nobody knows it but my uncle. I always made it a point of forgetting it myself, because I wished to choose a really disinterested husband. There need be no more offic work for you, if you do not wish it. Yet still, my advice is, husband, that you neglect nothing."
their way to Lower California, chargetwith
being fillibu.ter; but tor tie presence f the Portsmouth they would all probabljhave been shot or sent "o the mines. The cause of Alvarez appears prosnrous. It i. not believed at Acapulco that ianta Anna can suppress the revolution. Wualitnsjton Kewir New Orleans, Ju 9. The W.shington Union publishes letter received by a member of Congress, iu iation
to a project on foot to tit out a Rusan pri
vateer, with a view of an attack n the guard houe at Chagre. and Casseyof the gold sometime since deposited there id also captured vessels from California or ustria With gold. Cul. Cullom is cut with a longcarin the Intelligencer, relative to the affray kween Mr. Churchwell and himself. He ges the certificates of several members of thdouse, proving that Churchwell actually rew a pistol on him. He charges Churchwl with habitually carrying a bowie knife snoHitoi. and with a delioerate purpose ota'taing him and then shooting him down. Thlanguage used is very severe Trial of Kra;cr. CiJicmsATi, July!.
Father Krager, the Catholic prieswas tried yesterday before Judge Flinn c the charge of assault on a German girl wi intent to commit a rape. The testimy is about the same as given before the dice court. The jury remained out until n. today, when, being unable to agree, thewere diicharged. They stood six for convicn for assault with intent to commit rape, . six for assault and buttery. There was arge crowd around the cuurt-house duri the trial.
ORTATDfttr F THE COXDITluN OF "'I HE NEW YORK AND VtauiaiA Statk St. ck Bsk." July 3d ia&4: LIABILITIES. Capital Stock $307 500 no Notes in Circulstoa 2 7. (O Due to other Ban as ' 6.437 34 Surplns fund 17.3. 61 Due Depositors, 7.905 2u
J,ggWVK Harserl MagaiineforJuIr: Godey La.il Boon, at .,3 AML LlsTKKS M OST "Thre. Gold Shirt Stüde and a pair of Gold Sleere i Uu-.tou. The finder will E liberally rewarded by leaving the fame at this otftc. jyldlw
SlO R. OFKEB A3D lllCK -Reealrad per er l.mpress
25 big choice Rio Coffee: . . - 11
iirrT iice?;
27
6 bids Loaf Sogar; for sale by L & D. HFIJIANN.
fcVASVII.LB AXD ItW IIRMO.Y TRI
. 1 1 til. 1.1 y t-.
ON and after Satnrilav JnW 1.1 A.
. VW ll . r . 1 . n . 1 1 .ill ... n . T .. . . .
Stage Caches a. al.ov. waa. oi
.t?Vl Vaa?lliü: Mo":'" jiMla SS! Friday's
d..-.T 7. 1 , ' '.irniug. leaves .v llurmr uy ua luis day . rtaMtr! od atu ds at 7 o'elock A. JI
ii at ail 11
CHA-S. S. WELLS.
I.OOK TO THE FEET.
SOVK THIN OS CA X i.K DON K AS WKLL AS OTHERS. J . HA KT having jest returned from the Eastern eiUea. all would inform hu old customers and the cititeasgea-
erll.r. that h has now in his Shoo Store, on Main street aearlv opposite the Braue!: Bank, owe of the largest, finest aad aeaw
unna "eaonat,ie aal Kashioual le BOOTS
onwoj ever orougm to true city, comprising all kinds. Waiters of all thi different stvLs. fa
ad
Gents' Boots af
nnltii' ..a Cl.il A-
ren's fine Boots. Mlraes' ('alter, and Shoes of alt kinds, and
.....a diiun 1 11 aiMinuiuc, .
He hs ln a fln stock of No. 1 Red Sol Leather, aad Taylor i No. I Oak. of Cineiaaau. ALSO 33 Hoi fin French Calf-skins of different brands fresh from the Custom Hops, ia New York. ...A LSO Moroccos. Linings. Bindings. Thread. Gotta Percha V eb Laces. Euamelled Splitts; aad ia fact every other kiad of 5Uterial necessary to be used iu manufacturing Boots end oes. all of which will be sold as ehean a. aha ehaanaat ..a
warranted good. ft hM Uo .large force of good aad xperienead wrkmea ecployea in manufacturing, which eoai les him to e mixta.
either for neatness, ch .apnea or durability, with any house
HART.
REsorncEV Sat Stoeks dap'd with Audt'r of leasS. Xo'eaand Bills Discounted Note aad Bills ia Suit Kaste rn, De post tPersoaal Pro party OAS!.
Bank Note Gold Silver
St46 15 , ....207.500 00 142 3 49 31)000 00 SSJW SS i.oao 00
S s m 00 .3I.H2S 28 .. WW 40.347 27
.440.658 15
SS
STATE of INDIANA. ) Vanuircikoh Cot m-.i
Psrsoaally app. arod befnr me, 0. F. Gsrsghty, who being duly iw.ru depose aad says, that he is the Cashier of tbe "New Vork and Virginia tat S.ock liank." and that the above statement of the cooditioa of said Bauki true aud cur -reut, aooordiag to the bast 01 his know lodge and belief. C. F. GAU A GH TV. Caahr
nworn to and subscribed betöre me. this Uth day oi July.
r'-tf
H. Ü WilKELKR.
it
lOTAAT Pim.li'.
in 1 in a ' Airim.tx.. : . t an . 1
T wa a' v ix O ' St r- I R IO (llnil hAjaa ahI aat O ad aI ha Ua. ku U.
mZTSmTZSÜL truWnd ""ful -rVVnd the trip. I mASt " ' " " "T e.Ade n.th r. jular.ty and dispatch. AH orders lor rood. r ' "
Swa7 "U' 01 Vhek"" - MU t- I m w GOont "
- w. ..ev-ac-.r Murr una nfie. inr 1- t ia r.tt.Aa t n m 1 . kk 'K vvn it, . ii... v. .ii : a
E, "u C" ',t,ü'e- on Lr-ciiet street Bear the Market House 1 cr.ons leaving their names or orders at an of the Hotel jll mmm rrom,.t tu.uuon. AI. e. h. 1)t; gakmo
ar-WAku uvM.
W ifm a b a nsaai
ni'Vi m a nw t ic ga. fr HlANT,V ""V"1?- What. -b,..t at the Ii?", SZZLZ JÄ?.?J I "-Pt tuntion 0 all
- 'r aaic or tr.ipmeat. tvae.ville. June 16. 1S54 ly tj R V9 K too bushels just received and for sale hr T. GR.t NT d; 00. Sftv? A prime article juat received at mtW T.ORANTA CO.-S. COn A.VD OAT8 in lou to nit. for s.le by GEO. FOSTKIt A- m
smataaiaauwwaaT- . . - . JrCTl V "
MM puces, by L StLBERXAN. "reet. A fine speculation is ottered in
If Damask V greens for Curtains:
Damask Baocalel for Curtains; Damask Chiats; White Co rum Muslins: Super plain Bonnet Ribbons; Lire Hock Csp Ribbons: 5 rases solid Cheek Ginshams: Black D rand-Kte( very cheap; 5-4 Maacheaur Ginghams: Low-priced Lawns; !uper 4-4 Furniture PHats: rancy Cotton Half Hose; vith a variet o( other goods hl, will be exhibited on call. JAMES LOW t CO. 417 Main street. LoaisriUa, Kjr. IRl M. OF M ATT. F. W ARD; , Harper's Magazin for Jua. irahama do for .'one. Oodey'a Ladiea' Rook for June, ust roe'd and lor sal by 7 THOS. CONTNOTOy .
G I.OTS D HOl'Ex FOR HA.LK. REAT CHANCE FOR SPEC! L ATI OX -Si, Lte fisr sal., situated in Kvansrill just beyond th Railn ad De pot. Fourof theeelotthave Frame Hou.es oi. them aad other-
Main street. 1 door below Braneh aWmki
S. S0RENS0N,
I III. HXA 11... .1 ä ' . m at
O PI-BI.IC 8 I.K OK LOTS AND LAND. Mts , 1 u"" WMLi Igmt. X Thurwla August Huh. h.h at 2 o'clock P 51.. f will mSm ! ltB A"' Howes. Water street. Evaneville Ind 11 at auo'ioa tbe following up town Lota, vw: Lots 4 I - " and 5. Cawson's Sub.livi.ion: O n Lot 2 Lou 8 9 10 11 12 inirTrli. . SS. I5and 17. in Li.terseubdirisionofoat Lotali fa V. :,Tl,Ure. assortment of Dawson. Warrroa in I Pfwr bfllargsment of Eran.vl. Also th-lollnwiu. zLm ".d ld Peus. jnst received t 1"si? mmPmtti County: W. , S W. See. 12. T. 6. SAMÜRL LHTK R'S Rook Store. I-4N. E. 1 4.ee. 24 T.8. R Ii naÄi3Ri.i lalf-cheet extra ha t uang Hioa. Gunpowder aad Im-
IarcEST. At the May term of the Circuit Court held in Milwaukee, Abraham and Caroline Malangro, brother and sister, were tried on an indictment of incest, and both found guilty. It was proved that they bad lived together a. husband and wife, and that two children had been bom of' this unnatural union. The punishment for this crime is
imprisonment in the State pr son, not more than two years, nor less than six months. They were each sentenced to eighteen months.
ECA new weekly paper called the Hickman Times has been established at Hickman in thi. State. It is vigorously edited and well printed. In politic, it is Whig. There are now two papers in Hickman. Thi. i. a strong indication of the prosperity of that town, which is unque.tionab'y destined to
be one of the most important place, in Southern Kentucky. Lou. Jour.
Another Dreadful Kallroiad Actent - Several Lives Lost! 30 or 40 Fiona Wounded. Philadelphia, Jt 8. The down train of cars from Ptville came in collision last night with the train from Philadelphia, when both were full speed, near Phoenixville. The csrwere completely smashed, so terrible was collision, the locomotives being thrown the track, and each train wedged into tether
producing great destruction. One was literally smashed. Three passengeve'e instantly killed and some 80 or aadly wounded, a number, it is feared, fatalThe collision is the result of carelessnesi The name, of the killed and sided have not yet been ascertained. SEC0HD DESPATCH.
Readikg, Pa., J8.
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i. I. n. ii. i adtvided j X. E. 1-4. S.
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1-4. mm. s.
W. 1-4 Sse. 4. T. 7.
Tl UUJ AIS Fl . , a
. r,aj ur Att:-One-third cash, residue at6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by not aad tnortgaga r1 8AMJL LISTER. ROSIIf. 50 bbl received p teamer Antelore. and for eylS LEWIS A HOWARD. rME88EE MONEY b.ughtby 13 SaV GILBERT A CO . Syc. near Water. sTAXDi AND KINHKM ol aaat .aiit
a hand-frcah iupoli received weekly, for tale at Viy. cenU per pound, by eylj S. E. GILBERT A CO.. Sye. near Water. HORSE STRAYED OR STOLEN. .A HORSE of Ijght trown color, strong boned. lMWahoot .is year. oi l. front lags etiffand Iam. Anv as- it person who isabletogite information about a horse of the abovdetripuon. please e! I at the store ot rll-tr WM LOKWEMTHAL A CO.
guar from Main
these lot. aa th. era
r . . m r . . . fii. .. , . . . ...
v . mgit waotingcneaii piacesof residence, or wishins a fine opportunity of speculation, had better apply immei ately. One of th.se hou.ee especit.'lv is a aew aa very desirable residence. For lurther particulars apply at this eftee . el6-tf
O GOOII HI SI.MW STAND FOR DENT. X h of the beat stands in the city tor a Dry Goods hone im my Mock of buildings oa Firtetrewc will t. vacated ia a
. - i ... ii i. n Liirr. .... nr... .nrt
pcrial:
hair-chest extra Black Tes: 48 caddies extra fine Voucg Hyson. Cunpowder and Im--a- -.hlfWtyf Tjaa in quarter-pound paper,: tot sal-at l .west market prices, by 1. & D. HEIMAXX.
I I K l.V K OflPANY. r i pit Tl "rtToe. oonecllcul. CArlTAL easj.utAl aflyxti'U in and inentrd. rminis Company wss incorporatad with a perpetual eharter l. -ii"1 u d.I"re acainst loe or damage by Fire on Daellin, Houao.Mannlacturing,ubl.shmcnts. ore. hou--hol.l urmture.aod niercheady m general. Also, inland i-
Ti a .".J 1 P"r"S oi Navigation. Loa.es will be liberally adjusted and paid with promi taeso. Tllfixfau ar du ine r. ..
E. G RiPtar. Secreury " . aCaT Applications f r Insn.-anee my be uade to the subscriber, who ta duly authorited u rec-ive proposals and issue pol!e"? ,n. forable term as any Insurance office or Arency la the W est. A.C. HAL LOCK. Ag't . 7 T" "kla street, nearly opposite tbe Baak. HARTFORD FIRE INT RA NCR COMPANY. HARrinKD. CONNECTICUT e. I!''-Kr"KATrD ,8l -CH4KTE Pr.kPgTOAI.. CAPITAL 3Oi).O0i- pmU ia and fntwstsef . THIS long established and wll knowa Institution hat transacted a nost extensive insurance business for mor
i,tjr ,e.ra.t.nrougn -ut the l. a i ted Slates and the British North American provinces It has aimed to avcura public
TEAS.-: Chest Choice Imperir.l: 12 CaddiM Extra Fia imperial; 4 Boxes do do; 2 Chest. Choice Onnpowdrr: 12 Caddies Extia Fin Guupowdar; 4 Boxe do do. n do Voung Hy.on; I Chest Superior Black Tea. Juut rec lived at 26
C00KP.
A M AN I.OsiT:
aOMl. time agoam.nlost hia way going home through th. aARiTS: taM,r.'ITL'r h,ra' h ' u pWeeswion on ofVAl r I E R 4 MARCONNIER-SC'iMPAS HATS, b, which .'I. foUUi (HS W1V B'ithon, te...il.l. TV I . . . .
u oo nitu at
nue a,ia iarg. rooms only uae half a.quar. fn.f Main street on First, aud oppo.it the Post Office This stand has peculiar advantages for a Dry Goods establishment. Enquire lmm.diatelyof el4-tf FRANCIS LINCK.
WHKliTINGS.- balaeS 4 brown Sbeetiag; k , 2 eases '. 4 Mea'd do; roe'd this dar and 'or sale by J AS. LOW A CO.. 417 Main it. , Lou . Kr e30 '
a a.......
mrHOI.KS 4LE AND H I I V 1 1. CON Kl-f TIONER j,' nd anufa'turer of ail aiada of Cndis. Cakes Cer:als Preserves. Jellie. Ac. Ac , First street, between Main and Locust streets. Evansvill. Ind. ..Orders from families or private parties for srticlw la hi. hne of btis!nes attended to at the sh rtcst notice MOT An ICE CREAM S. LOON is fitted op ia ths beet style. -". J r:vi; Liti stoke or
. u - " - " asaj taint: 14 as ' B l
k..o.r . mi, wner- tney are on exhil.itmn. together with all sorts snd descriptions of head-dress of the b.-st qualitv and make, a. th lowet prices. VAFTIER A MARCONNIER. Main street, between First and Second streets. IEEO. lO.nrt) buth Bran; 5 l.ush Shorts; 1W bush Oats; 200 bu.h Corn; for tal at
COOK'S.
npqn CCO A5FD rTARH.-s boxe. Choice Tol..
jm. ju coxes vigars, aas'd brands, a
grOMD STREET, TWO DOORS IHLOW Malls, IN f.aj K ROS 'a
ni ii.uim;, Cvanh ii i t, ia. AT this iter I keep coasunüy on hand a large aad
general aaeortment of W atches. Clock, and Jewalrv af
SLNDUIE8 -JjU' lt Sagar-eured Dri.d B.ef; Wf lhe W e.tern Reserve Cheese; ätx I! Extra Family Button Soap: I bbl Holt Soap, at ejit
COOK'S.
COOR-S.
AVWAH.-T.S hbds Fair to StrioUy Choice and Clarified, reo d aad for sale low bv 8. 1. GILBERT ic CO.. Sye. near W.ter. RIO .COFFEE. 100 bags choice for tale at lowest market ptlC by a.ae.1 Ji 8. EiGILBERT A CO.. Sre. near Water. SPANISH PICK ED MOSS 20 ur. ree d par Mar; Huat, lor sal by J
m S. E. GILBERT A CO
arf ' , . . , . . i.V.. ..v.cwtirTSI ttil kinds, and of the best styles and qualitv. My stock ,TTTT V COBtlna'y supplied by fresh additions, with ths latest aad most beautiful pattern, which my extensiv business connection aabl me to buy and sail at Um lowest Repairs of any kind executed ia a competent manner, aad at lo sv c ba rges) . Allgoodssold aad all repairs doa at my store ar warranted Th .a. ,n want of anything In my lia. ar. respectfnllv i.rited to examine my stock and prices. jal-tf SgHIN;i,ES. 75.000 first rate Poplar Shingles ia rter and ? for sale cheap to clot contignmcnt br PRESTON BROS. JOST RECEIVED... Harper's Maxaiiae for Jaae; Puthan's do for do; liraham's do for do; Godev's Ladies' Book for June; Knickerbocker for Jnae; . Frn LearC. Second Serie: at SAMUEL LISTER'S Book Store.
Sye. ntr Water.
I RICKS REDCCED.
It is now said that the acr.irlpnt lairvht
near Phoenixville waa caused hv nintr -'.'' aaletwaSaagga,- laa. rmr will aad aVnawS eY waTasaakaV 8taai near rnoeniXVI.ie Was Caused Dy nillg tracts, and ths ownsr ed property mm assured that all fair t at n.er Mantillas at the co.t of the matenai. over a cow. There is aome undinty YfftT- wi My-!B'ajwa ytst? aa niiti i. wmmSm mtmmmmmmTmlZm .L...1 I..H.J :. FIL.' i.hc Manufactories. .MilU Ma- I beoa mcreaaed in the last few daya. 1
wuciiiri auy prrsuiis were Kiueu i;ii;.ne
OOrNonews from the Petersburgh Convention at the time of going to press, although we had taken every measure to secure it if t was to be had.
OCT A lady who rose from obscurity to great wealth by tho successful spcculationa of her husband, is reported to be in the habit of misapplying words and quotations very strangely. Her last mot is 'When you are at Rom', do aa the Romans do, and when you are in Turkey, do as the Turkeys do!1 JEOne of our Southern exchanges announces with considerable flourish that the
editor has a fine boy promising son whom he hopes may live to inherit the fortune his father makes by publishing a newspaper. (ttrThe daily papera all record the fact that the stone-cutters have struck. Wide
Awake enquires how they can cut atone rvithout striking? Arrival af tbe Philadelpliia New Orleans, July 9.
The steamer Philadelphia with Havana
dates to the 5th. has arrived.
Duserresaen, of the French fleet, died on the 3d inst. A Dutch ship arrived with about 500 Chinese laborers on board.
ly, but it is supposed several of the nded
will die. Philadelphia, 8. The train that left this city for in ore at quarter of 1 o'clock this afternoo:n off the track at Broad Creek, Md., kil Benjamin R. Benson, the engineer, arseph Robinett, fireman. None of theasengers were hurt. Tbe train wasdets sev
eral hours. Boston, J I. Stocks have materially decided, sre is quite a panic, and more failures areirted. Baltimore, J0. Another death has occurred Irorr railroad accident to-lay, making 33. Tar. Several of the wounded are io a'serous annexation.
ch.n.ry. Dwelling Ho,,,.,. Store. Merohandis.' Household
m J ' ,mm:lg tne stock. or while in port. Ao . Ao will be insured at rates as low a- the riek will admit. . U HUNTINGTON. Pree't. C B. BowgRa, Seeretary. A-sT" Applications for insurance nay h mad to ALLEN C. HALLOCK. Ag't.. Main street, nearly opposite the Bank, r" Evansvill. lud.
e22
and SumT those Stock ha.
lay a . r h R Tl F. Pr: i v a r.n
First street, oppoeit . the Po, tWAa
WiuMif.NrTTIMK- BVUTT A!TD DrRABrLrrr frWJ v CuMH'N -Jntt ree d, by Adam A .V ExanL In.Ki"" Ytrk' th' Bn" ,ot of SilT" Ratchet v,r browrti Into this maiket ..m ........ ir a s 0"sBI
UK aau una cus AaaK..
tr . r
ry.c.,m,nu, Lepme fcaeat . menu aud Knglist Urare
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aaai w- ga tavts, aatv OVI 0l. USBr
NOTICE
HOME I R NCK COMP1XV. Of TU I CI I V UK Nil VORK CAPITAL iOÜ.UüO-a pmid in Uf CASH f bJ VI M tm ...
'Iinw iompi"y eoiDmaao a raainett aut od year mo.
1L,Al.andCanvased Hams. Shonldrs and Side. or. h..j aud lor .ale at U T. BACON A Co! S OreeerV? Fftra 'tt- B'Vnra.Si;iP:.,toffen hand aad for asai, at i T. BACoN A Cfi. s (irooery.
BwM.Ot'R and frosh Corn Meal ree'd at d for tale at m . T. BACON A CO. s 6k
JCfili Cider Vinegar oa hand and f.rsal. at
T A nn! .. .a . .
- ... ca sß, a uroccry.
of Su-
:, nnde rsifwed. TreaeuMrof Vaadcrbnrgh eenaty take. tins method of notifvins-th. hold.ea .r .iPn "Zi.T
prior to June i,i.lW. that tha "Y.."!.
mmu. i.u t ' I nr. I.I III. . ... ...
11 'J
proteated
Jeetned
County Treasury, aad that said Order will
wrest irom ana arter tne date hereof.
ersignad at tha
cease to draw m-
v t... .... John Walsh, Treae. v. o
" ,i Ji. a7 -a I
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WABASH VALLEY RAILROAD OOVPAvT Mini k Tsa v-.. " rAIVT.
" " a rv i i Uftg.
with the intention ot doing a safe and fair butiaeaa with 11 A1" nd hah t 1- best quality ao .arg. a Cash Capital, aad S. L. Laomi at it. h.ad w. ven- I i.w rhouae. ReNiled. Refined and Plautation. m turo protection ta the esaurtd eiu.lto any Insurance Com- I . 1TPreM CP?TS lor sale low by p.nr in th w. rld. Polieiawill e issued by ths tuhecriher - S E. GILBERT at CO.. Syo. near W
IJ.Ot R.-50 bbls May.vitl. warraated good .o,0"1 JohB E- Trlr. aad for sal" by J GEO. FOS1
Ulldiags. Jlerch none. Hou ihnld llonrli Aa Aa
terms favorable withoth.rgood .o vent Companie. ' .... a. L. L003IIS. Pres t. C.AKLSS J. Maktih, Secreurr. ALLÜN C. HALLOCK. Ag't.. Ma:u street, opposita the Uank.
LA.0 FUR MALE.
BLIVE aero of Land near the BoonvilU read bridae and .qually dieided by th. Canal. Thi. desirabl. i.roi.ertv ..tuatcu ia a rapidly improving jrtof tbe city, is otlered for
late on at Hras. ror Iuru.tr jarticulart a fpl jr to
- J. P. ELLIOTT
SUNDRIES.4U hush Corn Me.l: 75 loaves ReAned Sugar;
lhsaxfoa.
13 IV e.a "srr; rll Oat'S
M CHOICE family Butter to ba had at i eyll
e 2ATTINET. 1 cat hin Satinet rh'uraadfer
CT
yll COK'S
aal by ,2U JS. LOW A CO.. 417 LRy.
AOOLDC'TJPF-I'
WAS loet last Sunday moraiag on Ttft r will ho rewarded by leaving i "
"he fin 1-
eyt-3t
SILVER PLATED ewtag Bird." oWWaaaa by 22 0- PCS H eh. SELLING OFF AT POSITIVELY AND NvBDOTHE undersigned rwpoetrolly an w tha citiinf EvanavilU and ricinity. that B "SSSa Us midue of hia Sprisgand Snmmar Stocl . AT PRIME C( . I kwg leave to remark that my Bear1 'nereaaed very nah lately, aad can oJer g.-tat inf- ThoM wishing to set good bargaina will pica., 'nisalves of sucb a good oprortuaity . Come all and 1 ey7 L yfLBKFMAN. Maier" h,Iow ar. Bk
FOR HlhihKll.Mi.-v bklt Rfiad White Sugar lorislioby 6 ' y'0 j. It ILBERTACO.Syc. near Water. CJL4S8 J AR8.-5n dot Sonat aad TaU. eae aad two gallou each, tor talc low ly 8 eylO S. R. GILBERT A CO..Jyc. mm WaMr. UBmnrfE " o-oiew ,T I. A D. HKIMANN. SCNDRIK.M 2 dos can SarJeene; 2 dot cans Sardaens; 3d7:r.Ä:v,:..x Mnitort! ?agryMsa Po.d
flo. I Salmon ds; Frh M. R. Raitiaa; 1 coil Cot to a Cordage Cotton Ropes: S. S. Almonds; Sero b Brushes; . Shaker Broonu;
-rtam lartar;
received per
OSTER A CO.
AL, -MaCHlNERY FOR SAI.K. n. i?..."'""'. Shooting. A-o.. in th. Boa H.rVor sari Cut,'0B M:11' wUl aold cheap, by applicative to the au L -sen Cftj i One forty hoe..-... P. x.:.-. v ..
- w rawina frames. 4 List KaaH.re. 8. Spinning Krames Meels. 44 Looms. 2 Mules, with sll the Shafting. Pulleys' ntuftn Coupling Belt aad Futures belonging- to the Boil Mar or Cotton Mill. Apply to Z. if. COOK
. Swaisae. H018B, SIO.-V AD 0I.1A.METAL I !! !! CPA tM-S. OILS. WINDOW OLASS. AC. AC ILEN DEXIN'O tt WALKES bav. form.da partnership ror ' th ahor bosiaeaa. aad opaaad a Shop aad Store oa Sycamore tt roe I. abore Laughlin's old itaad. 'Ihey will keep cc.ti.tana anhand a large stock ol Paints Oils. WlndowGlaaa. Varniahee. Brush... Ac. A. Tby also solicit orders tor H..ui. and Sign Painting ol everv variety, promuing to execute it in tha beat style aad at the lowest price. my9 tf N OT I C E f Efl RS i LEWIS A HOWARD havla, psrehsa-d our If Ja. Mlarf boat wwihtortera our thanks for th liberal patrongi bestowed upon us hitherto, aad to ask for a continuance of tie sams towards them. VUWUU We f-eg to say further to unr frieads r-ut of town and to all that we c ntiuu. tbe Coaaiais. and forwarding busin Tea heretofore. We hav engaged ample Wharf-boat f.c a.t.es th. Ri ver . and hav i ng oor (anal aad other Ware houses a. re re -toforo. M do not hütete to m.ur. .ati.facUoa in tnat ".part-
We eoa-.iau to make liberal advaaeet oa all
W'EAI.En Pronoaal. will -- - -
T- Mcr.rady A CoTT VU.enne. .0, M A1U"-.
July. 1854. for the grad.aa. bridä. Z "' T r
111.. a aittanco orbbmilaa ' I Plans profiiM aad specification. . a. .
tbe office of s ta. McGradv Jb n vt J "r 'Peuoa at v,SajÄa sässra:
. ' ...v...,, m . vry nan. iv mk..i.i-j .
euiuvated
choice
Water
a. . a
coi.ttrv anr.ii ' . r I-"'".. aau aignir
-onai ..7rin.üocn ll'JTVr .mtmmm par-
The work V niT'Zi " M ,D,,",r rropaaitioa..
aarh fo.K. . aai tectioai of abootoaaUs lÄfaÄ ! of Coatraeior. aad bid. will Jl..
- . . -- w noie or auv portion of th. road nnni...
SiaU Aif 1 ?T r . P"!"1"' If dKUH unreasoaabl. h. .fA l'eilcred for the paymeau for thTworkte be either all e,h or part cth and ptrtVv.ck . A. T. ELLIS. Pre.id.at. CHAS. SI SIIIE-. Chref EngiaoT. ey6-dwtd g8ady, allen a Co.. Co.uwaarn.
f J-L Attas. Chlaa. Piaaters, Whit and Oomaaoa Mar! far " MU b A. 0. PCSHM
CHECK 8.- pieeea No. 1 Checks 30pieesXo. 1 Lindsat
. . , " -'o a no ao; rec a tDtaaav. or ale by jnJA. UW CO . 417 Mah) Loa Ij
dear Cheek..
do do; ree d thta AavaaA
tos.
roods or th. produce of the country, having amrle facihtfT. tl do tneh b illness to th L.st ar.n.... f... f..- .r " ,cU't.lM
rresponaenu. LL k SON.
Offioe aa formerly, nnder the T. It graph Oflice JOHN S. MITCHH
8 O. Soda:
- . boxs Thos. J. HoUand'. VSaat Ti TiWro aaa. Soar
.... woaa t-f-Sg Ärj HtJVn?"-1,' CÄÄ
IE.VfON8.-Ten boxe Lemons roe'd nd for al by - '6 PRESTON BftC
W ALT. hagt Liverpool Fiae Salt ia atera aad for aalt he g g PRESTON BROS. SIIINULE4-iaO.OOO best quality Poplar Shinglae for tal eM SARI KL ORR.
LAUGHING, Crying and Moving Ey. Wan aad ai4 Dn for aal by eR A. Q. PChHEB. .T. LOCI3 REriNED STGAR. 75 bVU Loaf. Crashed, t Powdered aad Refined White, in Mora aad oa tb way, for aal by (3) S. E. GILBERT A CO.. 8ys. St Water. GOLD PEN. Fi. Jewelry an iVax Beat. for aia a." 2 A. C. PUSUKE a Toy aad Notion Store, la.ee.
(ORTE MONIES. Motter Pe'tt. Fwer TiaisjkdJWer Baskeit. for tal at al AC I I ctET