Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 45, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 June 1855 — Page 3

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DAIL Y-JO U It NAL.

Flora's Festival. This evening will be the second of Flora's Feslirtl. Crescent Hall Vvns beautifully decorated last night, there was a good tuen ' dance) the children were happy, 'and we pre sume every-body delighted. We hope to see even a greater crowd there to-night. There will be additional inducements, and a happy time generally. The children will expec1 ' you,' 1 and don't disappoint them, Prof. Deacon has spared no labor to make this , Festival worthy of patronage, and we tru9l bis efforts to please will be appreciated. Deitisirt. We invite the attention of our citizens to the erd of Mr. Gorgas in another column. Mr. Q. has opened an office in the brick buildihg on First St. formerly occupied by Mr. Uwathmey, where he will practice his profession and attend to all calls ,in his linej with the utmost delicacy and dis- " patch. Mr. C. has mastered his profession In the best Dental College" in the Union and has had a liberal share of experience in '' which be has the highest testimonials of skill , -and success. Give him a call all ye afflicted! We would invite the attention of our citizens to the advertisement of Mr. S. C Gaunl's Bakery on First street. Mr. G. has had long experience in the baking business in th3 city of New York, snd feels confident that he can please the palates of our .people, and respectfully solicits their patronage. ., O-Geo. Knapp, partner of the late Col. ..Chambers, of the St. Louis Republican, . purchased the widows half of the establishment for $34,000. JEA maa fey name of Ruort was drowned ' ön the Wabash River at "the Locks" on ' ilonday last. He fell from the dam nearMt. 'Carmel, and wns so much injured that he was unable to swim; the swift current took him capidly away and before assistance could be rendered, from shore he was drowned dead, in about 4 feet wmter. He had previously followed the river, in boating season, and . fished for a living when he was outofem floyraent. He had no family. ' :' . Heavt Damages.- A verdict for seven thousand five hundred dollars has been obtained in Henderson county, Tennessee, against Rev. J. R. Graves, editor of the Tennessee Baptist, for libel utterance in that Sk paper. . OCT A clergyman was censuring a young lady for tight lacing. "Why," replied the Miss, "you would not surely reccommend loose habits to your parisho'ners." The . Clergyman smiled of course. JCfDoctor Beale, the Philidelphia dentist is said to be lying dangerously ill, in th'e county prison, in Philadelphia, and it ia feared tkat he cannot survive his time of imprison ment. We find the following in the Indianapolis Republican of Monday last, which would indicate that some injury bad been done the crops in that region by frost. We are happy to state that no 'damage has been ustained in this vicinity : The frost on Saturday night ws severe, ' biting the corn to the ground; and potates, beans, tomatoes, and other tender vegetables . suffered to about the same extent. . As usual, there are various opinions as to 'the damage done to the wheat. From personal observation we should say it was not variously injured, though evidently touched. Te Mediterranean being generally out of blonsom, is, not irjured. Some of the White Wheal in the coldest soils may be killed, though it seems to us the bite is not so severe as in 1845, when a hue und cry was raised, bat a very good crop. We believe, however it was not then in blossom. The average wheat crop in this county will not be heavy, as there was a great deal winter-killed. The fruit last night was heavv. tf" The fast Star Line packet Glendale was here yesterday morning from Cincinnati with a good freight fi.r New Orleans. Slie took on some freight here. , The "W. A. E:ives, Capt. Ashley, arrived here Irom Green River night betöre last. She brought out 160 hhds tobacco consigned to Lewis nd Howard, and some other Ireight. . 1 ' - XW W understand that our Fire Engines wiij .soon beyot of shop in first rate repair, they have teen overhauled by Mr. Durham cf Eggleston &. Co's. Foundry, one of tbe most skillful and ex , ,perienced Engine builders in the West, ajid will mo doubt do good execution. Good Advice. There is no country in Che world where the people are so addicted to tue medicine eating propensity as the United States. It has grown to be a perfect mania disease of itself. The fact is, Nature never designed the human Dody to be (Such a re ceptacli of medicine. If men would but tudy the laws of nature, diet properly in stead of excessively, be regular in their habits instead of regular in .their doses, use common sense and cold water freely and the doctor as little as possible, they would live jooger, auaer less, and pay little lor the privilege. Someihikg New ih Farming. P. T. Barnum, of Bridgeport, Conn., is working an elephant on his farm that is as docile as a cow, draws carts and stoneboats, loads wood, piles timber, picks up jtones, and makes himself generally useful. After ploughing with him about a week, he aya, that be drives the subsoil plough down sixteen to twenty-one inches in a tiht, .hard sward, and then moves off easily 'and learly twice as fast as a horse, ploughing scorrec'.ly as the best broken team. He - proiUl not teem to be a very economical and on anrra, as he eats tneee pecks of CM U4 tWO hundred poUIlds Of hay ady.! - - f - ' f 3

TELEGEAPHIC!

Tesbe Haute, May 7. Six inches rise in Wabash here. 30 inches water at Lafayette; rdsö one 5foot there last night and rising. Rose one foot at Montezuma and rising slowly. There will probably be a navigable stage in a day or two. AKKIVAL OF THE Halifax, June 5. The steamer Afrlcd arrived at half past 4 o'clock this afternoon', with Liverpool dates of the 26th. The Vienna conference is to be re-opened. A secret expedition ii preparing in the Crimea. Thetietreis unchanged. Gen. Pellessier contemplates an attack against the Uussians in the field. Tbe motion of a want of confidence in the House Of Commons was unsuccessftif (?) An eneraereinent had taken place before the Flagstaff battery, in which the French destroyed the Russian outworks. The conference was reported upon on Monday, the 28th. On the 16th, Count Buol haa an interview with Lord Westmoreland. Count Bour gouney suggested that the members of the conference meet again, but the French and English minister were unable to give an answer. It is understood that, if they con sent, Count Buol will again attempt to arrange '.he third point; Liverpdol Cotton Market, May 25 I he circular of Milligah, Evans & Co.. quotes the cotton market as uninfluenced by an extra ordinary action of speculative and export de mand: the sales fdr the week looting up 153,000 bales, of which 7,500 bales Were taken on speculation. Under the influence of this active demand prices haVe advanced j to but fair qualities hav improved most, ihe quotations are New Orleans fair 6J, middling 5 l-5a6, upland fair 6g. Sales to-day were 150,000, including 10,000 bales taken on speculation. The market closed buoy ant. - ' The advices from Manchester were more favorable. The breadstuff market was generally un changed. Western canal flour 40s to 42; Ohio 45sa45s6d. White wheat 12sal2s 9d. White corn 51sa51s 5d; yellow 50sa50s 6d. The provision market is fiim, and prices have slightly advanced; the market closing steady. Lard was steady and prices unchanged. Sugar and coffee were firm but they closed dull. Iron has been in active de mand, and the market was buoyant; pig had slightly advanced. London Money Market, May 2b. 1 he money market is easier. United States securities are in good demand and better. Consols for money are quoted at 91. being an advance of A to-day. Additional News bf the Africa. New York, June 6. The British Parliament had adjourned over until the fourth of June. On the 24th ult, Lord Palmeraton had a private meeting with the members of Parliament at his house; over two hundred were present. Paimerston staU ed to tfaim that the government was entirely unanimous to prosecute the war with nil the available means of the kingdom, and that on ti t i question their proceeding were entirely harmonious. By the SOtii Inst., every available man belonging to the Infantry Regiments will have embarked for the war. The depudaiion which waited on Lord Paimerston, expected to obtain the full pardon of Smith O'Brien. The ship G. L. Sampson, of New York, was burnt at sea on tTi'o 4'h ult.; the crew and passengers escaped. The steamer Sarah Sands, has been taken for a troop ship. A severe earthquake oc cured in New Zealand on the 12tn February. Queen Victoria will visit Paris on the 16th Aug. A conspiracy on a small scale has been discovered at Saragossa. The King of Sardina is preparing to go to the Crimea. - Russia has annexed four districts of the country belonging to the Magul tribes, on the frontiers of China. Arrival o the IVortheriiXiglit. New Yobk, June 6. The steamer Northern Light has arrived from San ' .an, with the California mails to the 16th She brings fort passengers, and 524,000 in gold, on freight. The amount ia the hands of the passengers is large. P ge, Bacon & Co. 'a checks were selling at fifty cents on the dollar, and dull. The Central American Government party had invested Leon, and was determined to reduce it before the arrival of Walker. The Kinney party was anxiously looked for by the boys of Greytown. The lightning interfered at this point, and took full possession of the wires East and West. New Orleans Market, New Obleaks. June 5. TheLandis arrived and the Franklin de parted. Molasses 26. Bacon Sides 9 Uther articlea unchanged. Pittsburgh, June 6. The river is falling, with three feet and a half water in the channel. Weather cloudy indicating rain. Washington. June 5. Mr. Perry, the Secretary of Lgalioa at Madrid, has been recalled. His recall was necessarily delayed, until his successor could be selected. His letter addressed to the President, and published in the Intelligencer was the cause of his recall. Mr. B. Smith, his successor, will leave immediately. 0 Judge Law telegraphed yesterday he would be unable to visit the Capital as one of the delegates appointed by the Canal meeting. Dr. Geo. B. Walker was appointed in his place. Judge Battell and Dr. VValkerstart this morning. TfcBUSH Hominy; 40 boxes Cheese; is bo 1 es soap; 0 Macaroni; 1 h,.uVin.ui.li: SO do Split Peas; 10 bush new Dried Peaces; : r-'m.?n": " n,h28 COOKS tamilyGroceTy. COTtlV. 500 bushels Prime landing from "76'' for sale by mi.ist GEO. FOSTER A OO. rjOBACCO. 0 boxes assorted brands in store and for JBL suie by I mOb J UAn, ua.i-tnM o. V RESH WHITE LIMB.- bbls In fine order, lor saleby K blO S. E. GILBEItr i CO.

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COMMERCIAL.

WUOLDSALi: PKIVES CUItllüN X. Asues. Saleratns... Sa6 Iron ana Nails Common Bar. Extra size Sheet Iron ' 3d Kails 4d do (id do 6d do lOd Sc upwards.. Spikes Blue 3d 1, utile. 41 a 6 i .6ta6 ..0Ja51 4Jaö ma Soda Ash...... 4 Beeswax, Yellotf 23 White..... ... ; Candle. . 56 UU ...8 00 Snarm. - - - - . - . . 3.-ia43 Star ...23aii4! Winter mould. Summer do ..... Coal. Pittsburg. Caiinelton Coffee. Mocha Java . Laguayra . 14 15 . 19 . 1U Oak Country 3f. 1 50 Popularsaw'd3f. 1 50a 175 do ao 4J1. a uu Pine do 3f. 1 75 Lndand Shot. Drop Shot bag 2a 2 10 15a 16 ao ao teg.. , J'ial3 Buck dO...... Si 25a2 50 KlO II a 1-' Bar Lead....... 7a7 Copper. Sheeting 14oz 38 do llioz...... 40 Bolt 45 Cork. fig do 6i7 (.ather. Good Hemlock Sole.;..- 24a26 6. D. Hm'lksole Oak Tanned do. 30 a 35 . do ats 30 u40l Upper p doz 2i OOaSti Phial 10 a25; t Iry Goods. Lime. 3- 4 light brown sheet- White P bbl.... 90 al 00 iiig.. 4 ao Gry id flour bbls 9" al 00 1-4 do do do 5 ntii doin bulk.-... 30a 35 7-tt heavy do' do 5 a6i! Lumber. 4- 4 do do do 71 a8; Oak at Mills.... 125 5 4 do do do 8 a!i Poplar do.... 125 3-4 blh'd shirting 4 aüi Com. Pine 1 25 7-8 & 4-4 blh'd shirt- Good do 1 50 a2 00 lng& sheeting 7al0i Clear di 3 00 a4 OU 5- 4 o do do 10al2i Pine shingles bst 4 00 Adams' blue and or- j do do com.. .30 - angc prints 8 ai' Poplar do 1 in . .3, 00 Robeson &ileriinack ) do do go-jd 2 50 blue and Orange Oak do 3f ct. 75 prints 8 a'Ji lUolutsscs. Sprague & Allen's j Old Crop...;.-.. 33 madder prints.... OalO New do 3i a Fancy light & dark I Keboiled dm .37 prints a as ougar noose.;:, si a Brown drills... 7i aöl' Oil. Blue do BJalOi Lard Oil-.... .. 85 a 1 CO Bleach'd do ' Salüii Linseed lOOallO Ueniins 7ial liTanners IS a 20 Cottonades llia,17i do Extra... 25 a 20 Kentucky Jeans... 14 a 30 Sperm 110 17 Satiuetts 30 a 7ü l'ilinis. Mariners' shirting. 6a 101 teadin Oil pure 2 4ft a2 50 Light tickings 7 a Ki do do no. 1 2 00 a 2 25 Heary do 12ial6i do Red 8 Checks 8 a 121 Yellow Ocre... 31 7-8o3iiabürgbsno.l 9 a H i Paris Green... 35 a 6ff 4-4 do do 10 al21 Prussian blue. 85 a 90 I)r II lis & Jtedicsnes Putty 6 Alcohol 50 a00 Whiting Fire and water 2 a Alum 4 a 5 Arrowroot Berrauda40a 45 proof dry.. . A ftaenic nowdered. 10 a 18 Turpentine... 80 Borax retined 32 a 40! Varnish coach 3 00 a3 50 Brimstone ara'r roll 5 do copal.. 1 73 u2 50 do japan.. 1 50 3 00 do floursulphnr.. 6 a 7 riri'iiMn fliied.. 40a 50 1'roTisions. Cantnari. $2 25a2 50 ; Beans 1 75a 200 1 25 7a8 10 Castor oil uj 1 1 00a I 10: Potatoes 9 bu do de no 2...i 85 al 00 Bacon.hog ro'd Calomel HvdSub 1 33 al 50.. do hams Coppepis. . . . : . 2 S; Cream Tarter.... 40 a 5o Epsom Salts.... i 4 a 5. Gamboge 1 a 1 3 j Ginseng a 25 a 30 Gum Tragacanth 45 a 70 Potash 9a 121 Liquorice Paste Scicly 20 a 22 Liquorice Paste Calabria 24 a 23 Shouldors . Clear sides.. 9 Ribs 8 Hag's. TU hlte selected.. 31 Mixed 2ia 3 ICicc. Primes. Si .v.-. Seeds. Clove; 5 00a6 00 Timothy ........2 50a3 00 Vadder prima Ombro Madder French K X F F Manna Flakes.. I Blue Grass I 50 I2ia IG I Flaxseed. . 1 25 9 a 14 Salt and Saltpeter. 50 a 75 ! Kanawha 23 bbls 50 MiuiiHSiiC.-ilctn'd 60 a 05 do ' K An. Xutgalls Blue... 33 a 40 : English flne bag Quinine sulp 3 25u3 50 Rhubarb China.. 83al 10 Sal Soda 4 a 5 Senna Alex 40 a 45 Snake Root 30 a 35 Tartaric Acid... 60 a 70 do mid do Turk Inland do Soap. Palm , . 51 äB Oline 5 atil Casteel 14 Snices. Fcalher, Live Gnuse prime 32 a 33 Cassia in iuutts.. 35a40 is II. Ginger Race 8 a 10 Dry Cod 5:i6 ! Mace 1 50 Mackere'l no 1. 20 00 Kuntraegsno.l..! 50 do no 2.... 15ai6 50 Pepper Sumatra. J4 do no 3.... Ilal3 00 Spice Jamaica... 16 a 18 Herrinrs scaled. . 75al 00i Cloves 25 a 30 Flou rand Meal. Wabash C.B.F.S. Pine Grove " N Orleans fair, bbls 6a7;i " " hhds.... 6a7 Clarified 8a9 Powdered 10 a 11 Crushed 10 a 11 Boston loaf 1 R O. Lump ... 9 a 10 'lean. Gun powder and Imperial 40 a 80 do Canton made SO a 40 Young Hyson.. 40 a Dl do do Canton made.. 30 a 35 Xingy.mg & OIoiiy 40 a 60 PewchoiiR 33 a 40 Tebacce. Maii'iTa c t u r e d Kv. com.... 16 Citv Mills...... "9 00a9 25 Lockharts brand . Polk's.... Com Meal...... 100 Fnrs and Skins. Otter prime. Grey Fox Raccoon seasonable Mink do cased... Deer red and sht. blue Deer winter (luos V (;iasn are Green Glassware 33 & c. dis. pp Flint Glassware 25 c. dis. pp. 8by 10 Ebruard. 3 00 a3. 25 do do good.... 0 10 bv 12 do . 3 SO a3 isu " -o. com.... ia a n 10 bv 14 do . 3 75 a4 00i do do good.... 14 a 20 8 by 10 C ....375 do Va com.... 14 a 18 do do good.... 18 a 35 Liquors. Brandy O t a t d. lliipy 61 Co.,2 4a5 00 dopiiictcastillonS 4n5 00 do Hei.nessev..2 4a5 00 do A. Seirnette 1 3 00 16 by 12 00 4 00 10 by 14 do 5 00 OLhcrsizesiti proportion. (rain. Wheat 1 25 Kvo Corn yellow.... 85 a 90 j American brandy 30 a 40 do wbiw ao do mixed.... do Barley.. $1 00 Gin pine apple.. 90 al 25 Oats. 45 a 50' do Star 1 00 al 30 (inn Powder. do Eagle 90 al 2 Old Bourbon.... 60 al 50 do Monongahela 50 a 75 do Kye 75 a 25 Peach Brandy.. 1 25 Whisky 35 a 37 Hazard ..5 00 a 5 50 Dupont 5 50 hnlield 5 50 do F. S. .. 4 50 Blasting 3 50a4 00 nay . (Vines Timethy. baled. 14 00al5 00 Madeira ...i.. . 1 25 a3 (0 do loose.. VU Ul , iinorry 1 uoaj.ni 1 Hides. Port pure jniie 2 50 a3 25 Dry Hides 9 do Burgund . 50 a2 (HI dosatted 10 Canary 73 al 20 Indigo, Sicilv Madiera. 75 al 50 Bengal 1 05sl 251 Drv Malaga.... 75 al (TO Madras 1 OOal 25, Sweet 40 a 00 Manilla 75al OOj Native Wine.. 35 a 300 Caracus OOal 25! Claret in caseB. 4 00 a4 50 CJotton Yarns. 500s 9 doz SI t? ct off for cash 9a9 GliOs 9 doz do do do 8aBt 700s 9 doz do do do 7a" 1 irj The lowerpricesabovegenerally.wheretwo piices areraentioned.are for full packages, and the higher for smallwholesale. 'THE CRY IS STILL Tf ET COME." AAOTIllvlf. AUKIVAL OF new Spring Wall P iper. ISordtra. eto., jostrueived at the st,orj of JohnC. Devereax. Jr., on. Main street, eunsiitting in part of: Wall Puper from tea cents to three dollar, per piece. Borders from tea cents to three dollars per piece, beautiful pattern! of Gold and Velvet. Bel Testers Irom one to three dollars per centre, exceedingly rich patterns. 1' ire Board Printa from twenty cents to thiee dollars per piece, comprising some of the moat beautiful ever brought to this city. Paper Window Blinds of all kinds, descriptions and prices. . Together with Wrapping Paper. Lamps, etc The above stock ia themobt complete ever brought to Eransville, axd will b sold low. The assortment of GOLD PARLOR PAPKB consists o the newest and riehst patterns, and CAXKOT ek bkat. Feelipg confident that 1 can please the fancy of ail those who will favor me with call, and thanklul for put favors, 1 respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. JOHN' C. DEVERECX. Jr. my2t Main St., between 1st & 2d. CASH CUSTOMERS CAN be supplied at the lowest market prices with Hemlock and Oak Sole Leather. Patent French and American Calf Skins. French, Ulaicd and Boot JIurooco, Sheep Linings. Bindings, etc. eto. Call on Sycamore street, between Water and First. Evan, ville. Ind. myl J. FLEMING-. ATTEXTIOX THE WHOLE. wwfE have just received on consignment the largest and best selected assortment of Chairs' that ever Was in the city of Evansville at one time comprising all the modern styles, as : Spindle and Slat back, scollops scroll, moo scroll and full scroll Banister, and Fr.nch Banister. Jenny Lind and Walnut Grecian, Maple and Oak GreeUn, Cherrv and Walnut Gothic Italian Cottage. Walnut. Cherry and Maple Rockers, liu'tle anu Boston iwoaers. so., so.; wnicn we will sell at Wholesale and Retail at Cincinnati prices which will be a saving at 2ö per centto thos that are in a habit of rpendiug their time and money in visiting Cincinnati to make their purchases. We bare also on hand a general assortment of all kinds of Furniture which we wiUsell low for cash. may is Srt -KE1 & LEONARD. Ancfs rof.D SPIUXO AXD DAIRV BUTTER. m LBS choice Table Bntter. reo" from the abovo 1.P 9 dairy, one of the best in the Western Reserve, at my COOK'S Family Grocery. H VI .MEM C EM EXT rZ. f BBLS fresh, lor sale oy 9 W apl9 S. E. GILBERT & CO. .TUST liKCEIVED, ODET'S Ladies' Book for June; Pons of the Sires; V..V.. -Mniin. fnr June: Coin Chart; t SAMUEL LI&TEK S BoeksUre. my2

C AXAL WARE HOVSE FOR SALE. AT auction, on the premises, oa Monday, Juno II, at 2 P. M. The fine Canal Ware House and Wharf, occupied byE. R. Hiil. on the corner of Main street and the Canal, with alea'e of the same lor nine years from 1st June. 1855. The wharf is 130 feet long. The house is spacious and iatho most perfect or ler with Fairbank's 1 latfor.n scales, hoisting tackle, well furnished office, eco., is central to all business, and Wf 11 adapted t Whil-sale Groceries and Provisions as Well as Forwarding and Commission. Ti'.RJIS: Say 16W cash; the balance at S and 12 months, on note with approved security. Ft lurther particulars apply to Einv ARD R. iILL, oa the promises, my21-d or to JOHN INGLE, Jr. Sweet Leonard. Aue's

DAKiSL WOCLSEV .HIB. K1LSOX AUCTION KOOTIS, Old Court House. Corner of Main and Third streets, immediately opposite the W ashington Hotel. nAVIN'G leased for a term of years and fitted np the above well known stand, we are now prepared to r ceivo for sale at auction or private sale, all kinds of go da, wares and merchandise; household lurniture, horses, buggies, etc.. etc. . . C eh advances male on consignments when required. Rular sales, everv Tuesday, Thursday and S.urdy, commencing at 9 o'clock. A, M. Also Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nights, at early gas light. Out-doors lies and sales of real estate promptly attended to. Wo srs weekly receivinr. and have nowonhand a large and general assortment of Ft'RXlTURE, eonsistirg 01 slut, spindle and bannirter backs, scroll and scollop tops, rim back office, French, Jenny Lind, and Bustle wood seat Chairs; mahogany and rose wood sofa seat Chairs; Elisabeth chairs: spring seat arm rockers, sofas, sociables, centre, card, dininr and breakfast tables; light and wash stands, lounges, mirrors, line common and misses' bedsteads, mattras.es. tin and wire safes, eto.. which wo will sell at Cincinnati prices. We have tin on hand a great variety of notions, jewelry, violins, accordeons, pocket cutlery, guns, pistols whips, etc., etc., which we will sell at reduced prices forcajh, wholesale or retail. WOOLSEV & KELSON., rnvS Aucfs. . LEONARD. ... . I. SWIICT CRESCEiVT ACCTlO.f ROOMS, OProSlTK THE 1W (kll'aT nockK. GEN'ERA L AUCTIONEERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS. "BfESPECTFCLLY tender their services to the eitiiens ot KBi. K.an. ville and surröundinD-countrr. for the sale of Real lud Personal Property, as Houses aud Lots, Furniture. Cry ioods, liardw&re. Groceries, etc. eto.; also particular attention paid to all out door sales of every description on reasonable and satisfactory terms. We shall do exclusively a Coramission Business, and not having any goods of eurown to place in competition with consignors, both the buyer and seller will have a fair and legitimate market. We will devot our whole time to the Auction and Commission bosineas, and our friends sou oustoners may rest assured that we will spare no efforts to please them, nun prudence ana attention to ousiness we nope to merit the oonfidenee of all those who entrust their business to our care. K&rcitBy L'Z.. P. G. O' Riley & Cf.. Evansville. 113VALL. Al.uo ii Co., Memphis, Tenn. Wm. Park & Co., do do. Jamics Bum, do do, R. B. Sykes, New Orleans. Lewis Snapp, dp. Miles E. Kolkes, Vicksburg, Miss. Wm. McRae. do , do. Lockwoou & Br.03 , Cincinnati, Ohio. Kelloo & Foot. .. do do. Edwards & Rushnäi.l, St. Louis, Mo. Regular sale days Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, and every evening duri'ugthe season, commencing at early gaslight. ap5 SWEET At LEONARD. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON FOURTH STREET. FOR SALE. WE oltor for sale at a bargain a comfortable Cottage Resident, with good out-houses and. cistern, and in a good n'eii'tl o'rhood. For paiticulars enquire of Oil DDI C. a Auctioneers and General1 Agents. J XOTIOXS! IVOTIOXff.r . TMLOWUB vases, tuermometers. traveling eonipanioas, MS best London sea ing wax, vight and ten key'd French .ncorilpnns. fine French harps, dolls, marules; toys, teasets, port-monnaies. combs, superior needles, pins, toothpicas, aey riugs, pencil., .wci, yen., wv.m " beads, dominoes, chess mm. Emerson's ator staps, toilet sosp, jumping ropes and battle doors, together with a great variety of notions fot sale by , A. C. PUSH EE. ap2ti under Odd Fellows' Han, First st. TEAS."B tdiit PACKAGES fresh Teas jnst received, and for JL wjr w-r sale by ap25 PRESTON BROS. FISH. ) BARRELS Mackerel. SF 25 hf-do do. 25 M do do, 25 kitts do; assorted numbers; 5 drums pTime Cod Fish; 50hxsNo. 1 Herring; reoeivod per steamer David White, and for sale by yiS PRESTOX BROS. KXTRA FAMILY FLOVR. . r A KKAi I til equal to at. 1.0U1S extra, just reeeireo by canal boat Ben Bolt. niyl TENNEY S0RENSON. UtKVKST Vnl'H :IIS11 WI1K!V HIFK! t DOZ Wuldron Grass scythes. IF 2 do do Grain do, 2 do do Cradle., 5 do da Scythe Snath's, S do Hay Rakes, 7 Ao Co ForVs. , gross Scythe Stones. The above ha been selected with a view to good quality. For sale by my24 HORNBROOK 4 CHURCHILL. CHEESE A AD PR I KD BEEF. ä 4 LÜS Western Reserve Cheese, ß ß lbs ehoioe N V, Dairy do OI0 I sugar cnrd Dried Beef, extra; for sale by mt2l HÖRNBROOK & CHURCHILL. V. I. KL7MEISTER'8 CONFECTIONARY, Third street, near the new German Protestant Church. Candies and Confectionaries 0 all kinds. Ice Cream served Op. and parties supplied in the most superior (syle. ap CHEESE. BOXES W R. Cheese ree'd per steamer Charlrston, and for sale by my3t J. W. & S. VICKERV. 10 , FULL assortment of MILLINERY GOODS, as Flowaud 'or sale at remarkably low prices. mHO 3! . LfTWEVTH AL JtCO. Ä.IVK THOUSAND PAIR white and mixed stockiogiat 10 cents per rair, for sale by . . my30 WM. LOEWENTrtAL Jt ÖO.; Corner of Main and Fiisi sts. H tf 4ThS GIMP. Tiraid. Gossamer, and Straw Bonne's. ji v) lr 7 from 2jocutito$l per piece, about the fourth purt uf cost and value, lot sble by -mj30 WM. LQSWENTflAL '& CO. LAROE and good aw ort mo rat of the latent stvlesof fadcy SILKS mu.t bo sold before the 4th of July by my 30 WM. 1 Q3WENTHAL a CO. SMBROTDERIES. Ribbons. Crape Shawls, Gloves and J Mitts, lo wer than ever by invS'i WM. LffiWENTHAL & CO. BALKS of superior quality, for fftle hy the bale or lead quautity, Ij iu.y ?y cam era St., near Water. CIIOKL 31;, BOXES for sale by ni 2a IE. KA1SIMS S. E. GILBERT & CO.. Sycamore St.. near Water. 76 Fi.Y II RUSH ES. A FEW fancy (feather) Fly Brushes, just opened ieCHAS. S. WELLS. M'SiDltlES. "F3EC'D persteamer Alrctio. ilk, 1 hilf chest extra Youoj Byeon Tea, 1 do do cheap do do do, 4 kogs Wheeling Nails ass'd, fi bot js German and P&lin Soap, 5 do star Candles. 6 bait and quarter boxes Star Candles, 10 bdls Wrapping Paper. iij ll.s Sup. arb. Soda, 30 lbs Cream Tartar, 2 reel Cotton Cord, with a lot of chalk lipes. whisks, etc., eto. For sale cheap at m2i VICKERY'S. JTST RECEIVED, 35 bx. prime Cheese, 10 gross Crnpp'i Ess. Coffee, 25 do Stanley's Saleratus. 150 bgs prime Rio Coffee: for 8 Je by sp2l O KR, DA LZ ELL & CO. SOT LEFT TOW IV YET. mjESSRS. SUMMERS A: T1LESTON would respectfully J intorm their old friends and customers, and the fublie generally, that they have suspended their Daguefreah operations for a short time, for the purpose 01 nttinguo rooms in Dr. Brav's building, over the old post office. Workmen are now busily engaged io putting np a mammoth sky light, eto., and in a few days we shall bo better prepared for taking fine pictures than ever. toySO JIOEASSES. C1H0ICE Plantation. Refined and Snrar Horse. 200 bbls, J in flue order, for sale by S. E. GILBERT & CO., my29 Sycamore St., near Water. TO LET. A DWELLING house conveniently located in n pleasant part of tne city, and suitable for a moderato sized fa.nily. Enquire at this omee. my2ti ITY EXI'RES RCSI.wESS. t AM now prepared to do all kinds of City Express business. I have just received a large heavy waggon, eapahle of c&rrvine: 25C0 lbs. on Borings made expressly for the citv business, such as carrying furniture without any danger of damage; hauling gram irom tne canal to the river; ana in fact, all kinds of hauling and city express business done upon the shortest notice and on reasonable terms. F-nquire at my2i CORK'S Family Grocery. PRIVATE ROAKDIIVU. SEVERAL married ladies and gentlemen can bo accommodated with pleasant, airy front roOms. handsomely turnished, by applying on Cherry street, between 2d endSd. Also a few single gentlemen, Mrs. NEGLKY, my30-2w FEATHER CTSTIIVO BRUSHES. A SMALL lot jus" opened of these very desirable dusters lor furniture, merchants' use, etc., at je2 CHAS. 3. WELLS, new Hardware Storp. FIMIIi; TACKLE. WISHING Poles, Reels. Silk Lines, Cork Floats, fioeks. JL Sinkers, etc., etc.. at j e2 CHAS, S. WELLS. " SUNDRIES. 5 DOZ choice Brooms, 3 nests oov'd Sugar Backets, H gross Butter's Blacking, U do HummePs Essenoo of Coffee; ree'd sn-forsals ly "my3l J. W. & S. VICKERY. tI'l.K.VDin MKXICAN SADDLE FOR SALE. THE above was mauutaetured in the city of Mexico lor tho Secretary of tbe American legation. It is costly moonted with pure silver. There is also s curious lasso and Mexican bit, all of which can be 'seen ad purchased at . JOHN GRKlJG'S SadrilerShop, jel t Main street. JUST I IV TIME. r) EC'D per steamer Charleston, an assortment of harvest V tools, consisting in part of Cradles. Rakes. Grain and Grass Scythes, Hayforks. Scythe Snathes. Scythe Stones, ete. For sls by my31 S. W. A S. VICKERY 1.

THE EAGI.E FOC.DRY. THE partnership hereto 10 re existing between Erinkmeyer, Meeker & Co in the Foundry business, has this day by tho mutual oensent snd agreement of all parties been changed, by Henry nnd William H. Klusman purchasing tho entire interest o1 John B. M sker in said business. Tho Foundry business will be carried on as heretofore, bat mors extendi voly, under tho firm and style of BRINKMEYEK. KLLSMaN & CO. Brinkmeyer, Kln.man & Co., keep on hand an are always manufacturing Coal and Wood heating Cooking and Parlor Stoves of various patterns and sixes. Fire Framesand Grates. Balcony and Fence Railing, Machinery, eto., which thpy will sell cheap, and warrant unsurpassed in b.auty of workmanship, finish and service, by any Foundry ia the West. Eagle Foundry on Main street and tho Canal. 3'Storeon Main St., between First and Second Evansville, Ind. BKlNKÜlEYER. KLLSMAN & CO. je4 Imd-lyw.

IIARRISUlf HOUSE. THE undersigned having lotted the well known property formerly own-d by Gen. Wm. H Harrison, near the bndra on the Wabash river aud Depot of the Ohio and Mississippi Kailroad, and fitted np tho same tor the reeeption of boarders and the traveling public generally. In consideration of its handsome location, and the growing town around, together with the prompt attention to the eomfort of guests, th y hope to receive and merit a liberal share of patronage. A.B. DANIELS i- SO. my2-2wdlmw Via. News $5. J. HYDE'S MARD1.E YARD, CORNER SKrOM AXD VINK BTKKIT, KVANSVllLK, INK. rjpHE nnder.igned would respectfully.annoni.ee to the cities, sens of Evansville and the nuhlicroaerAllr th.t b. b.. purchased the entire stock of No. 1 Vermont Marble of Mr. Humphrey, and is fully prepared to 11 all orders for Monumente, Tombs. Obelisks, Head and Foot Stones, of the beat workmanship and the finest materiaL Those winhirti. . suitable Monuments to their deceased friends, would do well to give him a call. All orders promptly attended to. OCU4-U J. HYDE. SKW WAIU.BTO.'V HOTEL. THE Proprietors oi. tais House have removed front their old stand on Ma' a street, to their new Hotel, in At finish ed, opposite the new Odurt House, where they are prepared to ftceomcooda'e their old customers and all other who may xee fit .to call apon them, in a mach superior style than formerly. Thankful for past patronage we respSctlully toltcit a eontinaance oftheaame, which we a Hall use ail our en dear ore to merit. Onr fare will be the best the market afford, and our charges moderate. Uood Stabil g and nagen Yard kept foreonntry en 9 torn. TIIH HOT )RIITi4 ARK f OMIXfJ. A Li those who wish to sleep codi, had belter call ntColxa burn n Herst bsrgBr's. aud buy a new msttress. no are turning outthe best mattresses of eveTy description and sisa ever made in the VVestern country, if any ono doubts our wori. let thers call and examine, and produce a better one. We have experienced workmen, and will make to order spricg. hair, eott m, moss and shuek mattresses, and warrant tnem better than can be obtained at any other wtatern citv. roronr spring mattrasess we import tie springs from an Eastern manufactory and will guarrantee them to stand. To country merehants ws would say that wo can furnish them on as liberal terms as tney can obtain the same quality at any other citv. We would also say that we are closing ont tho balance of onr spring ana summer dress goods at n large discount from cose, ana tnoso wno want, bargains, nsa better can and ex amine COLiiURN & UERSHBERQER. my 22 Foster's Block. First St. SfTOAVElFiTATfjS' AÜiCB CHESTS. rr pu it ivo, rand 2 Ice Chests: Ja. ?dos shower-Baths, received and for sale bv ORR. DALZELL & CO. mj7 I.KMOXS AXD' ORAJIilSES. ... LRESH.anabne. TKN.NKY ii öORENSON. FOR REXT. ROOM snitsblo lor nn omce apple to may 14 OARSOjJ" & HAMILTON. T .'ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. l'OTICE is h.reby given thatthe undersigned has been ap11 pointed Administratrix of the estate of Dr. David A. Farnstey, late of Vanderturg CountT, deoeased. Said estate is solvent. may 13 MRS. OLIVIA FARXSLEk. Adm. NAILS. . t i Cer' 'aeeliog md Pittsburgh Xails and Spikes Q P W . W received and for sale by may 1 SAMUEL ORB, " IlflRSR SHOK TViirü. M t Bags Horse Shoe Nails in store and for sale qy -SST-W-F may 14 SAMUEL ORR. rmxTixo PATER. WE now have on hand tho following sites: i 2U 28 2232 2433 2437 for sale for Cash only bv 2538 jnay IU TENNKY & S0REX30N.. .. MOURNING DRESS GOODS.' N assortment of very desirable Mourning Dress froeds j . Tor sale at np2tt HUGHES'. BUTTER AXD FOf.S. 6C lb. choicetYesh Butter and SO dol. ergs in Store and for sale at mayl5 V ICKERY'S. Mosaui'io im:ith. , LL colors and qualities just ree'd ard for sals at redulities l my 17 jrm. cea prices by ANSPACHEK. FEED YOUR COWS! EBLS Shorts for sale by myl TEXVET & SOREVSOX. 7G JUST ECE1VED. Ilv inf choice Family Cheese: lbs choice sugar enred Dried Beef; 1C ols best Family Flour; 10 sacks do do do; 30 bush Fresh Corn Weal; at . . A. T. BACON & CO.'S Family Grocery. my8 Slain St. GÜ3. Chickens and Sausage for sale at apza l. ac UU. HARVEST TOOLS. "9 t T)0Z ;rin Scvthes, 12 do, Orsin Cradles, JmVXß 20 do Grass do, 20 do Scythes' Snathes. iu aos nar. 'orks: iu ior sale ny C. M. GRIFFITH, back of the new Court House: Bell's are House, my23-dsiw B ROOMS. 110 doz Common. Median sm and Extra for JsLsp sale to close eonsiaument. by my5 GEO. FOSTER 4 CO. CHEAPER VET. "S O t BT' of Potatoes in Store and for sals at $1,50 JL W AW per bushel. Call soon at may 12 J . W. & S. YlCKERY'S. SUNDRIES. ft. Bush.ls of Corn meal. MiMfJ 10 bushes of white betn. 2ö barrels of Flour for sale by may 12 J W AS. VICgER V. W H LOW AND WOODEN WARE. Idos. brass hoared cedar buckets. 10 ' red and blue buckets. i " water cans (with covets,) 1 " chopping trays. 4 packages wooden bowlee. 1 doz . oioth baskets. 10 nests market " 10 doz. ft ' vhisks hroonis, extra; received pet steamed Puckeye at imay ij uuut'S AJliLX UKOCEltk'. Fancy wohr and school sachets. Sdozeu 1 vrge site work rackets. 2 medium size fancy baskets. 10" school baskets; just received at may 12 CoÜK'S FA.MILY GROCERT. 15 boxes star csndlfs. 5 boxes summer tallow candles. 15 " scaUd hearing, 1 bu. choics shad. J bu. choice salmon, 1 drum codnsh, 20 pock. Java coüee, HO doz. choice brooms. 1 ba. prune-. 1 ha. No. 1. mackerel. 1 ' No. 2. mackerel 10 box. germ, and olemo soap. 10 boxes pearl starch: received .t may 12 COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. 20 bush, dried peaches, 1 tierce Riee. 20 ' apples. 300 bags Liverpool table salt: iut received at Imay 12J CO .R'S FAMILY GROCERY. OR VNLibs AND I.LMOS. F RESH and hue at . may 12 COOK'S FAMttY GROCERY. rfk BBLS Flour, Railroad Mills; rw w t4 tu do do do; 50 bf sks do do do: SO bush Bran; wholesale or retail, by . myll . J. BCRTIS. Water st., t doors above Main, PROF. O. J. WOOD'S CELEBRATED HAIR RESTORATIVE. FfflHEffeot8 of this wonderful Hair Restorative. re proJSL dMciog the moat 4UtontBb!iK rultaisl tbe public mind; old 8nt rouBg are lavish in their praises ot tbe rirtnea of this remarkable composition. It in the only preparation that can be depended on to r-store grey hair to its natural eolur. and re-produce on bald beads a luxuriant growth. Kcad the following: Mlf.rORT, WOBCESTEE CO., Not. 10, 18.4. PBOr. O J. Wood, Dear Sir: 1 take pltaeure in bearint olnntary testimony to the magie e fleets of your wonderful Hair Keatoratire. A far back as '36, my hair como'cnced failing, until the top of my acalp became bald and as smooth as gladi, notwithätaudiug I had used many celebrated preventatives. Seeing your advertisement. I was induced to give your article a trial, and to my astonishment, I tound, after a few applications, that my hair beet-ana firmly set and assumed a very glossy and boaotitnl appearance, and by the time I had used the contents of a quart bottle, my bald head was covered with a jouns: and vigorous growth of hair, which ü one W two inches in length and growing very fast. Yours, truly, HE5RY GOODEIOH. WATERTOWir, Mass., Mart, 1854. Prop. O.J. Wood: Allow me to attest the virtues and manic power of your Hair Restorative, Three months since, being exceedingly grey, I purchased and soon commenced to use two bottles, and it soon began to tell in restoring the silver locks te their n&tive color, and the hair, which was before dry and harsh and falling off. now became soft and glossy, and it ceased falling; the dandruff disappeared, and the scalp lost all the disagreeable itching so annoying before, and I not only look ont feel young again. jB.espeeUully.vonn, ete., CUAÄLE3 WHIT5EY. JBT5" Prepared and sold wholesale and retail at 114 Market street, St. Louis, ilo., and at 695 Broadway, New York, where also, all tlie most popular patent medicines are for sale, wholesale or retail, as low and on as favorable terms as they can be bought at any other bonse. Äö ror sale at manufacturer's prices by HALLOCK & STODDARD and all tbe principal druggists everywhere. myl JpLOCK. 20 bbls Soperflno. GEO. FOSTER & c0. ICE CHESTS, nKFRIOKRATORS, AOfUST received a lot of the latest style lee Chests and Refrigerators, the best article in the market.and the cheapest. . Also alot of No, 1 lee Cooltrs, 1' re pare yourselves tor hot weather by calling at may 15 HORNBROOK k CgTRCHrLL'S. 1P BBLS Extra Choice N. O. Sugar j in do fair to prime do do; 7 Cineionati cured Beef tongues; 304 lbs English Split Peas: at myll COOIv-S Family Grocery. RIFI.K BAHRKIX. 100 RIFLE BARRELS, a first-rate article together ith a full SBunlv of tss trimEviui. inst ree'd sad tor saleby C. M. GRIFFITH. r sale Bell'i s Wro Hons,, tack of tbo new Court Hons. m?23-lw

IIYDRAEEIC rOUIVDRT. BARB A ROUX &. SNOW DEN, coEstK or WASHIXSTOST AITD i-loyd ST. LOriSTILLB, KT, jT'l AXCFACTCRERS of steam engines sad am machlnil ery. blowing engines for furnaces, superior force and lift pumps, cart iron screw pines for gas, steam or water, largely used by railroad companies for supplying water stations; socket and flange pipes of any sise: railroad emrwheels and other castings; cast and wrought iron baleeny and yard railing; tobaoeo screws ai presses; lard, timber and mill screws always on hand,' Orders from a distance sceom panted by tho mousy or foejdT references promptly attended to. All work warranted. ap25 OCR large stock of Embroideries, Hosery, Bonnets nd' Ribbons, which we always kept for wholesale trad alone, are rather ont of order, in consf-queneo of the 1st ' fire, and e are selling them at such low figures as were never before reached. WM. LOEWENTHAL CO.

q 4TS. v FRE3a'su?ply of Oatsiustree'd snd for sale by 21 T. GRANT & CO.v OWB MARK IX THE FIELD. " ' SrMMERS At TILES 10N. after shaking ih-mselres for ' few days from the ashes ot ihe late fire, have sued up the skv-lig' t roo s over Wm. He?hvs' store: corner of Main ' and Second streets, where they will bo happv to seo their friends and old customers and the public generally, whowisn ' to preseive the shadow of their friends, "erer tho substance' fad's " Thankful for tho liberal patronage extended to tl sm for the past three months, thsy would retpeetfull) soli- ' cit a continuance of the same. Perfect pictures taken at tho shortest notice, and entire satisfaction1 given, orlro sale.iny21 d -flk LBS Duffield's sugar cored dried Beof; JfvFt Ilox " Beef Tongue,; just received and for sals by CA Kb ON h HAMILTON. tnvzi . . W OOD AND WILLOW WARE. AN assortment of market and clothes ; baskets, willow", wagons, brass and wood bound covered cans, bailed ' boxes, cts., etc., for sale by CARSON & HAMILTON. sny21 "I f BOXES Star Candles; 10 boxes Palm Soap;. JL VF 2 do OermanSoap: 5 do W. R. Cheese i in do Fox's Starch; 2 do Wood's Pearl Stazsh; : ree'd rer Rainbow and for sale by . my21 CAiRSON A HAMILTON, HOUSE TO RENT. ... AN EW Brick Dwelling, with 7 rooms, well calculated for" alargeor small family, located on First St.. between Walnnt and Chestnut, cistern and out-houses attached. En- " quire at this office. mJsl C HERMETICALLY SEALED FISH". AC, AC." doz fresh Salmon; 6 doz fresh Lotsbers; W 4 doz fresh Cove Oysters; 4 do spioed Oysters; " 1 do Co Shad; 10 do assorted Pickles: " 1 do do Clams; 2 do English do (imt)'d:V 1 do do Jn.t ree'd at. Haddock; S bbls Flint Hominy; vgl . C'OK'S Family Grocery. HOICE EN (i I ISH IMPORTED SAUCES. DOZ Worchester Sauce. 1 dot John BnU Sauce; Amt 1 do Sir Rob't Peel do; I ds HarV.-y do; 2 do Extra fine Salad Oil'; jnt ree'd at m2i COOK'S Family Grooefy. FANCY CHILD'S CABS. A VE K x fine Child's Cabs, just reid at V mv2l , COOa.S F Family Grocery. BEST IN TOWN.AFRESH lot of ladies' custom made shoes, said to be tho best in town, for sale at E.MBICH'S Dry GooUs and Snoe Store. Main street, 3 doors below Second. ' OUR Dry Goods and Clothing Store will be open iaa few days on tho corner of Main and Pint streets. . my16 WM. L02WENTHAL & CO. FAKMEKS' IIOTELf CORNER OF MARKKT AND WALXCT STBfET, evansyilLe. INÖ. THE above named hotfl has been recen tlr reCtted, aSd'rr now ready tor the accommodation jf either regular orT transient custom. The rooms are airy and pleasant, and that table is sopplid with the best the market'a'lorHs. Terms modernt. E.H. MOJTELY, my4 . 1 roprietor,RI.AÜS. BOXES' in store and for saleby ap24 OUR, DALZELL CO. PICES. -30 kegs aworted Cat Spikes':, : 21 do do Prossed Spikes, at reduced ratnt by h24 ORR, DALZELL & CO. A-.. DRY APPLES. - . - FBflr bushels of ehoioe Dry Applss f storo ,! fcY sal by ap27 i. W. A S.- V iCKER-f . , M'ARINE ST0RE3. ' - ; BALES Oakum, 5 bbls Tar", ' - 11 bbli Roaia; ' 11 W in rtore and for sate by ap25 TREgTOy BHÖ3. ASSORTED Stone Waie. 1000 gslTons in store and fot'ssl1 at T. BACON'S A CO.'S Family Grocery, my 10 Main St. 'W VOILERaAd heavy Sheet Iron fof sal by . iL m 8 SAMCiL O RR , LÖÖE ÖUT FOR BARGAINS',! WM I.OEWENTHAL. A CO. - ! -IfiTt removed their stock, ssie.i from the 1st fire, to ths1 jll.COR.N ER OF MAIN AND FRST STREET ... Where tbey intend to sell off their entire etock, of Dt Goods and clothing WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL. At greatly reduced prices, without regard to oost OT Vain. We aiwavs did beat onr eomnetition in eellinv ehean. bat this time after such an occurence. We will beat ourselves. as we have determined to close ont our whole stock within thsl next two months, snd before we shall buy fresh goods. Come! examine that there is no humbug about lis, WS SB just what w mean. M. LUEItCITUl li ät CO. hiay 18 tf Corner Main and first Street. LSO received per Rainbow, XS. 6 boxes 5 lump Tobacco; 4 do lpounaluinp Tobaöcö; 10 do i ponnd lump Virginia Tbbaceo; 6 do digger Head do; for sals lr " myl . I. & D. HEIMANN.KOIOVAL niESSRS. Ahlertag & Brummer btve removed thelf if M store of oods from their old stand, on the comer of First and Main sts., tn the "Journal Buitdiars" en Water street. They still continue bnsines at their loos: established stand oh Main street, between First and Second. Tbey hart asplendidaasortmeot of goods at both their stores now. and offer increased eJ vantages to both country and city trade. my io HOLK PLASTERING. TD. ANIKKSO would respectfully iofrtm the eitt m Vfnni4 t rt il sasn ) 1 fie-i-si i V. vaiist i 1 1 that Ks ha llsJt en up his permanent residence in this eity, snd is prepare a to execute all eruers lor nause plastering, stucco wort, cistern building, and all other iois in bis line, in the eeat-st and most substantial manier, - All or done by him will be wivrr.neJ, and nop 7 required whei jbsarenot execntee in a workmanlike manner. OrJers left at Partnef CALDWFLL'S swre will meet with prompt attention. tui is-ätm. , Pirk! nr nrt srnv stoppfd: X0ITN BI'KTIS Unding ra her warm ouarter on Watet J street. hrt3 removed opposite the 31, E. Church, on Lo -cust street, where Flour, Lime, Bacon and Bran can be had wholesale andretail. mylÄ M I LMA EU Y R EM OVAL. MISS BARKEK has removed her Millioery establishment f Mr. regans bid stand, on First street, betwe n Main d Lvcust, waerj she wiu te picateu to see ail ner inenas and customers my 1 1 SOFLATBOtTM FOft PALS. OF all sizes, trom 7oto 115 feet Ions;, all in good order and ready to load again. Enquire at tbe City Mills, my 17 GEO. WOLFL1N. R ARECKS. .. . , A: LL colors just received and for sals very low hj . Illy . I M,A.OrAUJl.. Main St.. 1 door below the Uranan Bank. , gILK XKtT, rCST received and for ul low by ... I my 17 A. AySFACHEH. TU K r-RV IS 'Tll.l. THPV t'flMK.' Uä F received per steamboat Grand Turk; a complete as sortment of sentlemen's clothinc. furnisiims s:eod trunks, lai ies bonnet boxes, eto. Therefore, For elotbinr cheap and fine, Oo to ANTHONY LOBENSTIXH. mjl7 ; . TUST feECEIVEt) r steamer Be" Frenklin, ,9 CHOICE FAMILY MACKEBEL, in Hand 4 bbls and kitu, "os. 1 and i. Also. N.is. 2 and 3 in barrels. mvIO For sale low by M. W. FOEtfeft. BLKAf HKD UOORS. -CASES blenched shirtings ree'd this day and .for wF sale by myl JAS. LOW CO.. 418 Main St.. Lon.. Ky ÄOTICK. PERSONS having basiaess with mo. or with tho Urning Jk Mann aeinrinr Co. ill pleas oall oa Hr. H. L. i Nherwood: at the Conittinr room of Messrs, Sweet at Leonard ' r.in ltf.TAf.t oviDo.ite the Court Hoose. my 14 K. L. CON AXT. 2SO.OOO I,ATtlS. , , POPLAR Laths ior sale cheap, at Carroll ft Co.'s. corner of Second and Chestnut streets, my 7 E. T. BEDFOBD, Agent. HTS WHAT AI IlATS! . RECF.ITEl this day. ,. A fine a-aortroentof French Beaver and Coster. Bee be o. Co.'s celebrated silk and fur Hats. Alio, Caps of all kinds to ntthe craniairs of both Old us) Toang, which wo will sell low at the Auction Store. myll SWEET & LE0NABE. SEW SUMMER DRY OODS. rTlHB very latest styles of Summer Urera oodsjnstns Jä. eeived per steamer seventy-six, sainrme .mim for cash at ap 6 WILLIAM HCGHE3 HAIR BRUSHES AID POMATUM. HAVE just received a very choice lot of Hair Brniri, and Pomatnm. p26 WILLIAM HCGHES. 57XTRA Corn fed lard. 1.00(1 lbs; l 101' lbs choice sugar cured dried. Beef; 15 boxes Cincinnati Sosd; 5 doien extra Scrub Brush's: IS lin.h.l. .mikll White lleaos: Ml bush Iresh ground Com Weal: . at COOK'S Fani'y G myS roesry. m af BBLS. Whit. Lime In goodbsfrels. ....' Oi" 100 bbls. Pomeroy Salt ; at ,V j1 t11 bJmay IS Water St.. 2 doors above Main. DilOKü. Loomia'-PrsetiesJ Astronomy f !i.u,ry of Turkeyt , Kenneth; -r A Long Lotik Ahead; eta,, etc.. rBH" Soos of the Siree; fl. Life of Sm Houston; My Brother's Keeper. Iti.toryof the He. F,vei; just received and lor sale by my2 T. CONTNOTON t Co. rmcRK.s! mirK n.sr ' sTfesTsi DOZEN just ree'd per E. A- C. Kailn ad si -- Ot. m4 COOK'S Fami.y Groosry. KECEIVED this day, ' . '.. ?0 bss Chee. W . R. and English XHxrf' ". ' 400 ke. Wbelins Nails: '.' 10 bxs Lemons, in fine order. ' M.--29 TESNBT & SOT'-VWK.

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