Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 166, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 February 1856 — Page 1

JOURNAL

VANSVBLJLE DAILY

ADD. II. SAjVDERS, Proprietor. Ollice of Publication Corner or Main and Water Streets. TEX CENTS PER WEEK VOLUME VIII. EVANSVTLLE, IND., THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, 1856, NUMBER 166. ; : : ' ' : r

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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BT s . TURM. OK 8UU.4CH1PT10X: Daily Paper (Mailedj By the week (payable loCurun) Tri-Weekly Paper . Wnkl; Pap.r Club at 6 or more 81 Copies Twilrt Copies ... 5 ft, .... 6 U .... lo .. .. I .... "u .... 1 ....10 0 ....18 00 MISCELLANEOUS. TO THK 4-ITIKKiVg OF HOUTHKK. LllA.A KK.V1U HV AINU ILLINOIS. " AS. T. SAUXDER3. Civil fciugineer. having taken up his ajar abode lu tile oity ol -.ranaviiie. wouia respeatiuuy announce to the eitisens of the southern portion of Indiana, a-en-ueky and UUnoie. that he i prepared to farniih Plans, pooloo-tions and Kstimaies of work of any description apEertaiaingto hi. profession, virt Water Works, Drainageol iand. Railways. Turnpike. Plank or other Roads, the im-wrevsm-atof Rivera for navig-tiB pnrpo-es. etc. Tes-imoaials af nblity from L. B. Wilson. Kan... Chief Engtrrtha New Albany and .Salem Railroad; ,ludge Hughes, f Bloosalugton Ind.; U.orga Q. Dunn of öedford. Ind., H. . Wilson, O.ty Engineer, of Now Albany. Ind., and II. C. Moore. Esq., Chief Engineer of the E., I. and 0. Straight Lis. Railroad, oaa be seen on application mh20 ly TESXEY SOHEXSO, , WHOLtgALr. OBAI.K8 IM .-.UL'CIUBa ANU WHOM, COB.VE-WAT-AMD VINK 8TS., EVAM -VILI.IC. IM1I. THB nndersigned have this day formed a copartnership for th. purpose of doing a whcle.le Grocery and Liquor business, .taring saooeeded the bu.iness of Messrs Alhs Ire was. parau-sed their stock and made additions to make a complete assortment, w. shall be able to oBor as good bargain. rOK OA-li, as any ho us. ia Kiansville. or any city intn, Wut. R- 8. Th.Nr.x, S S.aORHXaON. CO-PAUTNEKSIIIP. THK nndersisrned -ve this daj formed a Co-partner . ship under the atyio and ttrin of Geo. Foster -i Co tor the tr injucuon ol'a geucral Forwarding and Commission Biotin f ; and have preetod for that purpose a ery large und spacious Fire-proof Warehouse, on the Wabash and Krie Canal and cornwr of Locust and Dunbam streets, and near the Depot of the livansville and tlnwf.rdsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of Produce and Merchandize. They will scire special care to Consignments. either hy Fiver, Railroad, Canal or Wtggons, and will forward promptly at the lowest rates. i : They will sriva personal attention to the purchase or ala of Produce or Groceries in this market, and solicit Orders for the purchase of Sugar and Molasses on the rCoast,as one of the Arm will b In the South during the Winter. They hope by unremitted attention to merit and share d-e public patronage. MW. FOSTER. dee!4 W. M. AIKMAN. John r. cuisr, , . N O T A n Y PUBLIC, AT'hs Evahsvillk Lisraut Association Fooms, Fosr's Buildings, will attend to drawing up Deeds. Mort tag, and all other writing entr-i-ted to him. d-cIT-rttf c ODFIWH. 20drumjutref'!vod sud los-l by v - m r; T vt rw xr B J.UL'V'ilAV nOTl J Cj C i. sK ovivuuwii. INDIANAPOLIS INSCRANCK CO.MPANV, OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Board of Uirrrtors. - Jahn D. Defrea Wm. R, Nofsinger. H. W. Talbott, Willis W. Wright, Wm.M. MoOarty, Deloa R.ot, K. W. H. Ullis. J.W. Spanoer. W. O. Whartoa. L, B. BttOMWKLL, Soe'y. J D. DEFREES, Pros't. RI81NG 8CN INSUIlARiCK COMPANY. x,-. RISING SUN, IND. Board of Directors. 1 B. Hathaway. B. B. Lwriag, Jacob 0. Wells. Jno. W. Ssenear, John Grace. B. J. Hathaway, J P. Chray, 'SF. Covington. J. W. Talbot. W T Pat. Wm. U. Powell, George Gillespie. B. i. Hathaway, See'. S. UATUAWAY, Pres't. Tha stock of bath of these Companies la owned and their kas!.ese is manared by ei titans of this Stta; and their opayati.aa are confined axulasively tft the State of Indiana. Risks taken oa Buildings and Mnrchandixa, and also on the argoes of Flatbeata and Steamboats, at eouitoMe rates of r.ta.amby U. 0. GWATHMBY. ..U7-d3m 1. NEW VOItli BAKERY! C01TD TO OS WS OK IHK MOnNTAIXS! On First street opposite tue rost umce. HÜ undersigned, after along experience in thesuslnesa l.it. mti of New Yark. in which ei v he is acknowl T edged to have no superior in tha manaaement of a well appointed bakery, would respectful! y announce! tk.i k. roll, orabared to fsmishall kinds of bread. wakes, crackers, pies, hot rolls, doenuts.elo. , etc, eitherat wholesale or retail. ... .... . Weddings, private parties, balls or privatefamllles. willbe applied as often as desired with everything fresh from tha ven at tha shortest notioe. ... Asuparlorartielaof Graham and brown Ireadcalwayaoa band. Tha proprlatorwlll devotehls personalattention exclusively ta tis bnsineas, which shall ba exoeutedin asylesot H surpassed by any ane y2I J 0. GAUNT. COTiy ME VL. Fresh ground for saia by decS Gbiil. 1 OSTKR 4 CD. PIK PRINTS. 2 eases Sprigne's and Allen's Pink Prints, received this day and for sale by ... JAMBS LOW CO.. its 1-dAw 418 Main street, Louisville Ey. aCNDRIES 1500 lbs hulled Rurkwh.at Flour; ic9 " da New Lear Lard: 00 do Pickled Pork; Just received per steamer C. Ileal erat avlT OOOK'3 Family Grocery. THRILL AND JK !'S. X-t 10 bales Hrowa Drill 5 oasef bleached drill. Z oases Corset Jeans, , reoeivtd this day andfnrsala J.iMES LOW tt CO.. 41S Main street. Louisville. Ey. decll-diw C ASSISI KHK aoasaa Faaov Cassimere. assorted styles; 1 do Steal Mixed Cassimere; ree'd this day snd for alaby J A3. LOW CO , sets 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky. E TIIKT A consignment of Upper, Elp and Collar Leather, for sals by BOV21 TENNEY k S0RKN30N. fVKHGRKKN AID OR MKNTAL TRKES. ja4 ou norway spruce, .t" vhuiu. .ruimw., 90 Balsam Fin SO Y4s Bix. for sale at decU-dtf - COOK'S Family Grocery. SATIXETTS. 1 Case Black Satinetts, I do hair-cord d., Received this day and for sals by JAMES LOW 4 CO.. jaal daw 418 Main street, Lsuisville Ky. J"IPKA'8 COTTON ADKS 20 eases Ripka's Cotton V ados, raoeivad this da and for sale by JAMES LOW CG., janl-Atw 41 Main street. Louisville Ky. AC'CORDKOH A It FLU TLX 18.-A splendid asoortmontof Aecord.onsand Klutinas, of tha best French sand Uerman make. lor sale cneap ty M. SIIF.LSCn. . iJlsvI7 Firststreet, opposite Post-office. PC O O i iH SMOOTH Percussion Caps. UUiUUU 100 bales Oaknm; i ust received by novIS TKNNEY & 80RRNSON. I JRCN KS. Received 96 jara Fresh Prunes Albs each. L . loraaieoy - novio l. a, :J. abinAAi BlOVLS AND ri.WABE.. JAS. SC ANTL1N a: SON PAR.B now supplied for the Fall Trade. They have Ion nana one oi tna rawi eorapiute assortments ol .STOVES of all kinds Co .king. Parlor and Heating mtoves. or all uesoription tor wood ana coal, coal yiv.fa.Fncv and Common, and are receiving idditionsdaily. Also s la-go assortment of TIN WARB on hind. They are ow prepared to attend to customers at the lowest prices for ca.h. at theiroldstand on M:iin s-.reet. between Second and Third, at toes!" of ttwi Coffee Pa. Be putiavtlar at there ra several stores in tue tame dioce. ep.. -tl I.MCJ 23 drums for sale by ' nov24 3. E. GILBERT & CO. ITALIAN CLOTH. 1 ease Italinn Cloth reaeived thi L day and for sale by novl JAMKa LOW Aj VO fj ff BUSH Et Corn on hand an for sale at .'JtVflf dec2l T. BACOS & 00 .'3 Family Grocery. .RKSHiirriTal ff FEESII OYSTERS t der7 TIsNNEY & SORENSON. lKnK-L018 A.D RIBS oa hnd constantly t JL deCU-Qti t'JUK'a family rjooeiry. BSRKT3. 20 nestt assorte i Market Bassets, 4 dozen covered do do, 1 do Clothee Baskets; fnr1 at oy17 VIGKEKT'S. JOaK FKKD. We hare a auppj of 0ay. Corn an L cats on nanu, id. ior lue dy nTl7 GRANT & CAKSOX TO TIlBMKM0BK2fCtX?,K AGIlICl'I.TtHAI r- r i an, a . "BTST received those TalubU MatMies, embracing all AgVI sv rio'iiturru LULfiua. ' The Oaltirator for Jnasry. Tli. U'orkin Fttvmn" fur JUlnlTV. The HorTif-nlturint, with a splendid colore en rrwfng; sn akotn-r oopy uotcoiorta, a. aavu i i hK'.i jao 2.1 ' Book Store RIO CltFFKK.-V ba reo'd per Antelope, forsale by d3l ö. Z. (yILliEKT& 00. yo. near W ater.

BUSINESS CARDS.

IOBN nCRLIT. T. SÜLLIVAH JOIIIV IIUULEY & Co. FOIl WAIt lIM. ANU OOM3IISSIOH MERCHANTS, 90 lehouuiioulai Street, aag6 NEW ORLEANS H. a. WHEELER. A. L. HOBINSOM WIIGELEH & ROBISSON, . ATTORNEYS AND COUKCE-ORS AT LAW, ( Successors to I ne-le. Wheeler dr. lzlehart.l General Law and Collecting Jlgeney, counter Main and iirtt tit. , KoamvilU, ma. f-b.-ly ' ASA IULGIIAUTi ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AOFNT. (Successor to Ingle, Wheeler& Iglt hart in heal Estate Agencies.) Will nractlce Law In the Circuit Courts of Vanderburgh and the adjoining counties. Office over the Canal Bank, bvausviuo, la. -uijs-ij ItlOKICIS S. JOHNSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND Rill ESTATE AGENT. Offioe on Firatst.. in Brav's buildings, nearly opposite the Post Office. Evansviila, Ind. -ly HKVKV STKKH, XOTARY PUBL10 AND Jt STICE OF PEACE, Mt.Cakmki.. 111. STILL attend to collectmgand securing e'almsinSonthV Eastern Illinois, and all other business appertaining to said offices, paying taxes, etc. Refer to W. T.Page, Esq., Cashier Canal Bank. Bvansville. Ind. api-w SAAO HS1MANH. DAVID BK1MANH I. k. ireiJlANN, WHOLESALE AND KKTAIL DEALERS IS XJUOCßKIBS & FÄODUCE, )DZSMSWARK, LlqCORS, CC, &C, MAIN gTRKET, DOORS ABOVC SKUuND, KVAN8VILLK, IAD. 1an31 OllSt, DAIBLIi & CO., WHOLESALE GltOCERS. Corner of WaieraudKyraraoreSts., mhli 1 y E VA NSV1LLE. IND. J T. COXe GKOCEK, FORWARDING AN D COMMISSION MaaCHANT, DEALER I.N ALL KIND OF P1L0DÜC , yin.cenn.es. Ind. Particular attention paid to forwarding and Receiving. ocl31-lf CITY HOTEL., WITH ST. BKTW EEN VINE AND DIVISION, Evansville, fnd. octl WM. Ii, BOICOUKT, Proprietor. v. K. BENDRICKS , . W. A. H'IKA. lJ:r,"I3t ICKS 4c JHcHEA, (Late V: W. Henfri-k Co.) WHOLESALE BE&lESS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. roSTKli'S BLOCK. FIRST STREET, NEAR MAIN. (NO. KOUERS, JR. H-R.M'OUIRE. J. S. ROGER iiOGEilS, M'I7IRG Sc CO., 'omniission an! Forwartiiiig lUeichan t. NO. 22. FOYDKAS STKEbT, NlCW ORLEANS. La Liberal cash advances will be mado on consignment? hipped to our care Dy CnoTEAr, Harrison & Valli, St. Louis, Mo. W. K. Browne & Co., Vincennes, la. Benedict & Williams, Gray ville, 111. O'Kilev & Co.jEvansvillo.Ia. S.L. Hoviy, d' do. PtmooonxT & Bros.. Mt. Vernon. Ta. dec2S-ly JOSH. J. CUAHDLEK. JAME itAR' A-. J 0f f i (xnLim a. ri A It I, An. A.N Ui. Eli AND J Ail La UARLANJr. have associated themselves together as part ners in tha praotioe ol'law. and will attend to all business con Uded to them. One or both may always be found at their othos. oa Locuststreet, opposite the Sherwood Honse, to give eommel or transact businoss. srompt attention win be given toaoiieotions. Kvanaville, Nov. S, 1854. ly iaiNir.it's joii pap cits. MYOV d GOODMAN, Vinn. T7 and ? Wall nt., Cincinnati, O., UAVK on hand a beantifnl stock of PRINTKR'S PAPERS. Cards, Card Sheets. Black and oolored Inks, Brontes, Varnishes, ho., which they oner at MANUFACTURER'S FK10E3. oatt f HE I. Li IIANOEII, l.drH A , I GUN stllTH. JOBBING, such as ripiuriug Umhrelliks, Parasols, mending Brass, mounting Canes, etc, by JAMES SPALDING, oet96m Corner Fourth and Main streets. NEW YOIIK COIH3IISIO HOUSE. TJlUiTlASU. JTIACiHEE, WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, 24 South William street, Now York. BEING longiestablished with an xtensive connection in the above business, respectfully solicits consignments of all kinds of Western Produce, which will rceive immediate and personalattention at the lowest possible scale of charges. Particular care will be bestowed on consignments of Tobacco, and 1'berHl cash advances made on all shipments when required by J . ri. MAtrMBE öc UU., feb20 tf Kvansville.Ind, Win. k. ItIcgheav, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND IN OTA RY PUBLIC. Office in the Crusuent f'itr Bank" Buildinc. ILL attend faithtully to all busiueti entrusted to him. my 2d D. S. NDKRSOX. MERCHANT TAILOR. On First street, betwan Main andSveamore. TW AS now a fine assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestm.m. invs. etc etc. which he is prepared to make no in the most 'a4hionablo styles and at short notu-o, lie will warrant ood fits, and hopes by long experience in the hnsinest, to ba tio to give general satisfaction . He Has also on CAnd tine merino, -mir. etc. unaersmrte ana urawers. witn nne Sbirts Allars. etc. made in the best manner with Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods generally. lie invites his old customers nd the public generally to call. dee6-tl SHSKWOOD HCU3E. npHE subscriber has taken the above house, and has 1 entirely rentteu anu refurnished it, and is prepared to entertain the patrons of the house in a satisfactory manner. ri has also rented the ones btaple. owned by .Mr. Peter Burke, and has agooditock of horsesandcaringesto let. Thestableislarge. clean and welllocated. and eood hostlersare in constantattendance. Purticularattention will be paid to the care- of horses left with him forSeepng.ana in au respects, the public i& Iliad the Sherwood House a good Hotel. T3y8-tf J. A. BYERS. ROOTS A TV D SHORS. GREAT INCREASE IV THE MAMMOTH äTOCE, AND Lo! Still They Come!! OCR stock ol Boots and Shoes is now complete, em bra cine every variety of men's -and boys', youths' and ehilrlren's heaarv and light work; women's and misses' coarse and tine Boots, Buskins Ties and Slippers, made to our own order and warranted to wear well. Our stock is double the Mzeof any other in tho city. e have direct connection with the lararestand beat mannfactoriee in New England. Our en ire time anO attention is given to tn purchase and sale of GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES; And jrlvinf this one branch of merchandising: our entire at tention, we have a decided advantage over those whose time isocoupieu in making up assortments ot Uun Barrels, Sauce Puns. Fish hooks, Sausages. Rat Tr ip, and Corduroy impos-dihte-to-move-aboi t-without-aMcs. Buv vour Boots an J Shoes of Bootand Shoe dealers, vonr Notions of Notion Houses, and Pry Goods fxom Dry Goods Houses. A city la no plaice xox country tors. HK.XÜKICKS -iICKKA, novIS F.rst street. FosterBlock COFFKr1. 25baprime forsalelow to rlosp. J nov8 GEO FOSTER & CO. LUM SALT. 2500 bushels for sale! y L3L nov2S GEO. FOSTER Jfe CO. niITT l.Ml Uli 111 LLIH rreh. tor sale ly HBO. FOSTKR & CO no2 C? 2iHi .Mourning Collars. 150 pair TJndersieeves. 60 -lot L dies colored Kid Glomes. 50 Ladies' Cloth Cloaks. 8 pieces block Silk Velvet Testings, 5 da do Satin do. Ttio'd this fcrsale by JAMHS LOW k CO.. deel-dw 4I-Ä Main street. Louisville. Ky. tLL.WUOI.nK l.tlMiii.JL IS pieces fancy colored all-wool Pe Laines: 15 do brown do do; do do: 15 15 do do do blue Xazriae Mus dark grean do do-; do doj do do.; 15 5 do pea no Received this day and for sale by novzc JAM133 LOW & CO. CITY KXPRKSM Hl'Kl'VESu. AM now prepared to do all kinds of jCity lspress business. 1 have just received alarge heavy waggon, capable of carrying 2S0lbs. on springs mad. expressly for the city business. Such ascarryingturniture without any danger of damage: nauiicg graiu nu vu. au tu tne river; and in nil binds of haulins and city esnrcss business rfnna unnn 4heshorte8tnotica and on reasonable terms. Knqnire at raj'ii .... r.rr iiy ij-rocery. fTlim"SHBLS box Corn. a KP 100 husbi &t. COO buslhdt sWked corn, at HW ADEN'S n roeery . (TAXAWHA LÜKESALT--to hbls. oi Kanawha, fors:ile b .an 10:f J.W, Kbbls. of Lake Bait; & 3. YIPKKRY.

RAILROADS, &C.

TUÜ nndersigned having baea ap pointed Ageutior tna above vo nviathiaoitv would inform oers. merchants, ajid tha nubile' uhli.aifasjais generally, that W .If. Laeoh. George W Harris and Oeorge Black, late of "D. Leeeh & Co.," and Thomas 3, Clarke, ol "Clark a Thaw," under the firm of LEIXH &l CO., Are by appointment, speeial oonsignees and shipping agents, of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. They have estab-clishedsub-agenta at all tha principal shipping point, east aand west, and are prepared to receipt through from New York, Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore, to all western eitie. and towns, and from all western cities and towas to the Atlantic seaboard, by way of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The partners direct their whole attention to forwarding, and have facilities for shipping Irom and to tha ears without tha expense of second drayaite, and their charges by arrangement with the Railroad company being extremely low. (a nominal rata over the mere expense of drayage.) they hope to be able togivesatistaction. Shirtaents of produce made to their agents will be forwalded fre. of charge for commission. For formation apply at their offices: Depot. Liberty street. Pittsburg; do No. 5 South nth street. Philadelphia; do North street, Baltimore; Vo. 2 Astor Place, ) do 1 South William street, New York; do 8 Battery Place, do 54 Kilbv street, Boston; Orto J0H3T S. MITCHELL. epW 8m ' Waterst., Rvansville. Ind. J OH N S . MITCHELL, FORWABDLMJ fc OM M ltSIO. MERCHANT EVANSVn.LE, IND. RECEIPTS through from hers to the Atlantiacities. far all kinds af f jx merchandise and produoe. by wayj??L nftV. U'.ili ..il w... n.n.l vwiars( ay. two of tha most reliable linos of Caaal bo:its and Proosllers across the Lakes, at tho lowest rates of transportation. Will also contract fortha delivery of merchandise from tha east to this city. Warelunise corner of the Canal and Walnut si. He also gives through receipts for produce and merchandise by Ra'lrod to the urns. Office. Water street, under the Telegraph Office. epl3 6m J0UV 3. MITCHELL Itegrular F.vansville. Louisville and Henderson Packet. sSasjua- Sy THK fast, splendid and substantial steamer wg?f$r win. ruiviiv, mtAl'iu3am CAPT. S. güLLIVAN, Master. WILL run as a regular Packet in th above tradr. and willarrive at and leave vvansville every Thursday and Sunday afternoons, for freigator passage apply onboard, sspsu. PKI1FUM ERIKS. Pomades, in pots, jars and sticks; llair Tonics as Eau da Lustrale, Bears' Oil, Kose Oil, ilaosemr 01. Bandoline Curling Fluid. Hair Gloss, eto; Shamponin; Water. Toilet do, Morida do. Kau do Cologne, Lavendar Vt ater. Verbena, Eau Divina da Vemet for rendering tha akin soft and fair, as well as impartir t a delicate ro seate hue to tho complexion. Ex tracts for the Handkerchief, Lubin'sand oth rs; Tooth Powders and Tooth Pastes: Treas ure of the Mouth and Aromati Vi, egair; Toilet and Infant rowaers; ana all tna otner articles in the line of Toilet use Forsalsb M. MIKLsCH, novlj First street, opposite Post-office. riU I I. LKAU- 100 kegs imre for sale by n..-v7 llDO lAl 7tff T äV rrt ICISjTlOVAtj. TUB un leraigned his removed his Tailoring Establish meat to Seuond street, immediately opposite the Presbyterian Church, in the office with Dr. Wood, where he would be glad to see all hit old customers and acoodly num ber of newon-s. and would be pleaded (i serve them with anytniug in nis line, suon as eoats, pftnts; snirts, araw era eto.. maletoorderon the shortest ooasible notice. Thankful for pan favors, he would most respectfully solicit continuance of tna same at the hands of a liberal public y26 J. L. Kkf.Mj n nHPAIRIiYO. ffllHB TJudersisrned having eommeneed tho above bnslness .OL tn Eivansviiie. natters nimseii wita tho hope that bis xperieace and skill in all descriptions oi time-measuring machinery will, opon trial, be found worthy the attention oot only of the resMent citizens of the city, but also of those somDrisinctha "circumambient vioinaao." Hisshon is at the Post UtUoe where he eaa be found at all uvrxc-c ho tut. -a j JK. u. UAlba. J. E. CAMPBELL BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER, rmsr iinsr-T RKTwnts vimk and division, KVASdVlLLE, IND., fANTFACTURER ofevery description of Brass Work, ITH of equal quality, if not superior to any thine manufac tured in the Bast, and on as favcrabla terms. I keep constantly on hand oil globes, atop, gauge, blbt and cylinder eocss; onurch, stesmooat and hotai bells; snti friatioa metal, soft and sealtersolder, as well as a s mnlete assortment of all other articles usually kapt im thialineo) business. I am also attnolnted sols agent la this altr for the sal. of Jaa. Thompson's ealebrated leather belting. Theae belt-ins-s are far superior tr anything: vet offered, aad have inva riably, when eihibited. been awarded with tha first premium. Samples of tha sasaaean be seea at tha establish ment. Every description of Brass Castings mads to order, and furmfnes at maemnati prioes. rnehigiiest maraet pries paid iot oia corner. crassanc sine. All orders addressed to ma will meat with prompt and Im mediate attention. dec4 CLOTHS 20 piaoas French Twilled Cloth ree'd this day aadtorsalasy JAMES LOW & CO.. aesio-saw iisniiimtet, o.i-iHe. y. MÜSLIS DB LIXES. 50 pieces all wool Muslin De Laiue, assorted oolors ree'd this dav and for sale I y J A. MKS LOW & CO.. declS-diw 418 Mala St., Louisville. Ky. G I'WY BAGS. SO hales In store and for sale bv decl rKliSTO BROS. AJKW MOL ASSES. 150 hbls prime new Molasses in store and for sale by d-c31 PEESTON BEOS. iiiiitsE AJiiiniw fei;b, 7E keop a constant supply of Hay. Corn and Oats, decl-dtl UfiiM & ua k . AßniNISTUATOlOS NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Administration have been -ranted to the nndersi-o.d h. estate of ADOLPH URlh tMAN. deaossad. Th. estate is sapposod to be solvent. nov-3 ws BRACKET MILLS, Administrator. CJK AT KS! 1 Cask Skates, assorted from 25o to $S 00 per k9 pair, at wholesale or reail, dec CHAS. 8. WELLS. fgOBACCO- ,0 bogea ahoica Yirgiaia Tobacco; L box Fanjcy Twist, 1 keg Pancake Tohaeco. som'thin. new and extra, at novl6 COOK'S Family Grocery. FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS. ch'st SO sans of A. Field's cobn-fejs Oysters, just reoeived at decl2d COOK'S Family Grocery. FALL CAMPAIOY! IIARDAVAUG AX WHOLESALE, N-W IND TEST LAKOK FALL STOCt. CHAS. S. WELLS, JfTHILST returning thanks for the generous patronages! ww tha cublio. since he opened in Eyansville. would now apprise interior Merchants, from Indiana, Ulüaois and ,n-: tucky, and oity purchasers also, that he has no w, on nis?elvefi and la store, the Heaviest Mock of Hardware and Cut tlery. (by one-third) that he has ever otlercd in the Kvansviiie raarvet onsaia. wany tooas were purcnasau at reduced rates by him. during a depressed state of the markets, East and in Encland. aad by importing (direct) from Europe: and having his orders tor American Goods, filled at the Manulacturers' worg. Deis notoniyaDie but vdecidedly ) di posed tootferand sell Hardware at as low figures as any house can afford the same Goods, to eash or good time buyers. no invites acaretui examination oi nis stoes and prices, by Merchantsand Traders, feeling assured that he can do.them full lustLce. Aman, the articles (almost innumeraole. romnriain. his stock, he names the following to the trade: 1 4) boxes Axes H ells. Lippmootts. -ererettsaad Collins; fif'O duzen Pocket Kniyes (fullf aasorted 1800 do Table io do do; 71 do Steel Shears and Soiasors; 100 do Razors and Strops; liiogrGjs Spoons Iron. Brittaniaand Gernan Silver; 50 doien Coffee Mills, all grades; 3(0 do Files aud Rasps, all kinds; U)U0 lhs lirajs Kettles, turned bottoms 2li ) lbs Sadirons, assorted; 300 dozen Butt Hinges, do; 1500 sross Screws, gimlet pointed; 150 doien Door Socksand .- sckets; 100 do Augurs; 2ii0 do Curry 6ombs and Rorse Cards; 200 pairs Shovel and Tongs, iron and brass keads; 60 dozen Saws, from Mill to Key-hole; 25 do Stedyards and Scale Beams; 60 do Ames' (and other brands) Shovelsand Spades; 6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures; 5 eases Jacaaued lin ware, fully assor tad. ALSO Whips and Lashes. Brushes. Combs, Need.es. Speotaclea, Port Moanales. and Fancy Hardware generali, together with heavy goads, vis Chains Dog Irons, Strap Hinges, Tea Kettles. Knives and Riddles and liuH IIarrlsi and Can Trimmings, Carpent rs nd Coopers Tools, Window Sash, esb., etc. v CHARLES S. WEI. LS. oct2 Mala street. 2d door below Branch Bank. CABIXEX IttAKEKS STOCJC. JUST reoeived, 100 gross bed crews, flat and square head; S0 feet Safe Wire; 200 dos Iron Cupboard and T:ll Locks; lOOdoz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges; 20Ados do do T.Me do. IS to li; lOOdoz Mahoganyand Walnut Knobs; 2000 gross GimbletPoint Screws, assarted all sizes; 400 setts Furniture Castors. Brass and Iron Wheel; " AO doz Cabinet Filesand Rasps, ass'd lengths; oOdos Looking Glasses, ass'd sixef; SOreamssand paper; just rac'E and forsale by apS8 BABOOCK BRO.

LOUISVILLE.

WBsTERJ FEED & AGRICULTURAL WARE-HOVSE jVilLLKK. HIMiAlli MAIVL'PACTIJRKRSaud Dealers in all kindsof Farm aud Garden Implements, Mowing. Reaping and Threshing Machines. Field and Garden Seed. Trees, ic, 51 Main street opposite Bankol Louisville, Louisville, Ky. Sep2a-lyw . LIUOLKY, STOSE & CO., COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Second Street, bet'n Main and the River, LOUISVILLE, KT. ARTICULAR attention paid to the purchase and sale of HEMP. COTTON, 10BACCO. PORK, BACON, LARD. FLOUR. ETC : toeether with all kinds of Produce and Manulactured Articles. Consignments suliitced, and nsual advances made. KK.r.it to Messrs. Buchanan, a Co., Wnclesaie Grocers and Commission Merchants, W. A. Richardson Co., Hemp Manufacturers, Cornwall A Bro., Wholesale Grocers and Star Candle Manufacturers. Wattins aOweslv. Pork Packers and Commission Merohanta. Armstrong Allen. Dealers in Pork. Montgomery. Davidga a Co.. wholesale Dry Goods FEANK CARTKB WM. . JOUSTY. C.1HTER JOl'ETT. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 23, bast side mmn ST.. bkt. main asd wateb LOLlVILLK. KY. Refer to Geo. Foster k Co., P. G. O'Riley & Co., Evansvil'.e, lnd. je!4-1y HVIIKAll.IC IUODIIY. BARBAR OU X &. SNOW DEN, CORNKE Or WAHINGTOH AND FLOTD ST3. LOriSVILLB, KY, AKUFz-CTlTKERS of steam engines and mill machiaifA. err, blowing engines for furnaces, superior force and lift pumps, cast iron sorew pipes for gas, steam or water, largely nsed by railroad companies for supplying: waterstations; socket and fiance pipes of any sue; railroad earwneels and other castings; cast and wrought iron balcony and yard railing; tobacco screws and presses; lard, timber and mill screws always oa hand. Orders 1rom a d stance accompaniea vj ins money ot gooa references promptly attended to. All work wai ranted. ap25 ; JAMES LOW & CO.. i OCISYILI.IZ. KY., ARK now reoeiTinu their Stock of Spring Ooods, many of which are of their own importation direct from the manuracturerin Knrope. We have bought all our Ooo.li fnrOA9H, and are prepared to offer inducements to prompt short time and Cash buyers. unsurpassed tv any conesrn in the l'nitd Srats. Our stock of BttOW'K S H K ETI S GS AND PRINTS willbe kept large and w assorted daring the coming reason and will be sold for CASH and cash only. All orders ror the same muet be aorompaiied with the money h2( CINCINNATI. AGENTS FOR CLIFTON ANDTITY AIILLS B DOK AND K S PAPKK. PLATNER A- SMITH'S Rlsnk Hook. 1 up c r s ; SMITH & PETRUS Cl'T CARDS A CARD SHEETS ; LiisrlutooilF' Hook. nl News Ink; MAD R1VHR MILLS, STilAW HOARDS, etc.. eto SALES ROOilS, 77 79 WALNTT STREET, CINCINNATI O. Where they offeT every variety of paper adai ted to the city nd acountry trade, ana tna materials employed in its manu ctur best xVl .eiglla fdrice paid for Rags. sep4 6m OS0RO1S V, PAT. SKOWK HATLACK DATA MATLACK, WHOLESALE DEALERS TH n-r goods, No, Od PEARL alttfcET. sep46ni4 CINCINNATI, O riKCIX.-k TI PAPER WAREHOISE. THk undersigned. Wholesale Paper Dealers, invite the tutiou of dealer, snd consumers to their large and varied stock of Papers. Our arrangements with Eastern manufacturers and dealers are such that we ara enabled to keep en hand, at all times, a large stock of Caps and Letters. Slain and rul.d; HatO.ps. Demys, Mediums, Royals and uner Royals; Blank Book Papers, manufactured by Platner dc Smith, and other first class manuract. Wa ara agenta f.r tba be.t friuters' Cards, and keep on hand, at all times, aoomplete stock of Printers' Papers of every description. Lightbody'a Book and News Inks; MeCrcary's Colored Inks. Varnish and Gold Siza. Wa have oa hand. In store, a larse stock of the best Fourdrinier Nawsand Book Papas,. nd ean supply orders to almost any extent, with regular sizes, aad irregular sizes make to order on shortnotica. Wa pay tha highest market price in, cash, for Rags, Bagging, Rope and Cotton Waate. NIXON A GOODMAN. Wholesale Paper Dealers. & Manufacturers' Agents, sepll 77 and 7 Walnut t.. Cincinnati. IMPI-OVI-D I'OK I'ABI.K tllll. I.OR grinding wheat snd corn, and all other suUtanoej requiring grind ng. Genuine old Aachor Brand Bolting Cloths, and Belting ot all widths. Ouravant. J. R.Monroe. Is authorized to sell the above articles at our Cincinnati prices, including freight. Call at J. R. Monroe's Family Groeerv , corner of Oak and Saoond streets. jelft-tf JAMES BRADFORD & CO.. Cincinnati. O. C. ft , CA1T1I As CO., Wholesale Oealem In HATS, :AIs AAD FAfll V - FL'RS. 122 MAIN STKT. CINIINXATI, Have aow a full Stock, andare making and. receiving fres supplies ot all kinds ol Men's and Boys' Black. Brown and Tan Color, and Pearl SOFT HAH Fl R AND WO iL; Clotli. Silk Plush, Glazed And fancy Caps, for Men and Boys. KtFI'ALO ItOItFS; WOLF AND FANOY ROBES; LA1IIKI.' FANCY FCH8. n.VTEKS' FÜRS, TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC. TO wh'ch wo would call the attention of Dealers and Country Merchants before pnchasipg as we are prepared to offer superior inducements to eash or prompt time buyers. (oet3-dsw) C B. CtHIP A- CO. CORY SHKLLFI-S We have on hand and forsal cheap, for cash, all tha best pat-cms ot Corn Shellers. uovl7 daw GRANT & CARSON. DR. KVKRSOY'S UK ll.TH HIS I Oll t TI VK, Anti-Dyspeptic and Anti-Bi'.iouB Pills, V SUPERIOR FAMILY PUVSIO. entirely vegetable; mild and pleasant in their action hv improve the appetite, and givs tone to the digestive oraana, and obviate Cos" tiveness. Piles. Headaohe. and all Bi'ioos Disorders Colics, ate. Wholesale and retail by J. D. PARK., Cor. Fourth aod W-.nnt streets, Cincinnati. W. W ROBKRTS, Indianapolis. Proprietor. WM. K. EVBKSO.n. M. D.. No.7So.Sist treat. Philadelphia. nov7-dsw3m LOOK III1CI! ECEIVED this day. at Roser's New Store, from New M . - ark. per Adams Co. Kxi'ress. . beantifnl lot of CLOTH MANTILLAS. Ladies wishing to have their choice, will please call immediately. decUl-dtf R0ER. BROTHER FREY. BROOMShov21 -50 dozen, assorted ousjlties, inst reeeived h TENNKlf SOREXSOJT. I'll El. HKL BIIKDICIO, COM MISSION MERC II A T , 0. 7 tAJ-YETTR STBKET, New OrleHs( In., "."OR the sale of Bottcr, Cheese, Lard, Egrs. Dried Fruits L t lonr. Meat, and all sorts of estern Produce, ana icr the purchase of Groceries, eto. Cash advances mide on consignmenw. decl4-diitn V"1. have just ree'e a lot of superior Grindstones A OX ICE, A. G. ADLERSBERG. WILLIAM KEMPF, Lamasco Oity Surveyor. Civil Engineer. THB nndersigned have joined into Partnership in the Snrveyorand Civil Engineer Business, and solicit the patronage of the pubiio. All orders for Surveying. Levelllnr. etc. will ba nnnetnally attended to and promptly esecu'ed. Maps. Plans. Views, Drawings, eto.. made to order with neatness and dispatch. norn-.m ADLKKSBBUG & KEMPF. O.VbY, HO,KY.-200 lbs ahoica Strained Honey just received at nov!7 COOK'S Family Grocery. TS Y.ML EL LISTER'S BOOü 8TORR Prank m Leslie's Journal lor December. Uolidav Piotorial for Christmas, Yankeu Notions for December. London Illustrated News, and Godey's Ladies' Book lor December. no2 s VIL DCCK. bales Sail Duck, v.ry heavy double width. j-'d this day and for sale bv JAMKS LOW CO. deel7-dw 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. SIVEIt WAKE. WE have jnst received an assortment of Silver Ware, such as Table. Tea. Desert. Salt and Mustard Spoons. Butter Knives. Suiar Spoons. Cream Lidles. Si up Ladles. Children's Forks, etc., all warranted, and will bt seid t low prices. Call soon at BITTKOr.KF & RONS', dac!2d Main street, between First and Second. rfASSIM ERE. 2 cases rrey Doeskin Cassimere, V I 20 pieoes black do. Received this day and for sale by nov24 JAME3 LOW h CO. QA BALES new Gutfies landing from steal er Peter TelIon and for sate low by de!7 dif JOHN- BPRTIS. (fTIOFPEE. 0 bags prime, peT Empire, for sale by s novii GEO. FOSTER & CO. RECEIVED PER STEAMER MIDAS. BOXES W. R. Cream Cheese: 1 Cases N. Y. Paper Mttus ICO gross; 35 1 as- io oeap.s nrst . inrligo: IS B.xds double refined Soda Saleratus in lb. papers; For sale at reduced prices by oetlT I. & D. HEIMAXK,

t. Jpailg ffliintiil.

LIFE IN A POWBEB MILL. Dickens thus describes a visit to the powder nrill of Hounslow, near London: ' In this silent region, amid whose ninetYssven work places no human voice ever breaks upon the ear, and wheTO indeed no human form is seen, except in the isolated house in which his allotted task is performed, there are upward of two hundred and fifty work people. They are a peculiar race, not of couise by nature, in most cases, but by the habit of j-ears. The circumstances of momentary destruction in which they live, added to the most stringent and necessary regulations, have sabdued thöir minds and feelings to the condition of their hire. There is seldom any need to en force these regulations. Some terrific explosion here, or in works of a similar kind elsewhere, lays a fixed mark in their memories, and acts as a constant warning. Here no shadows of a practical joke or caper of animal spirits ever transpires no wit ticism, no chatiing, or slang. A laugh is never heard; a smile seldom seen. Even the work is carried on by the men with as few words as possible, and these uttered in a low tone. Not that anybody fancies that mere sound will awaken the spirit of combustion or cause an explosion to take place, but their feelimrs are always kept subdued. If one man wishes to communicate anything to another, or ask for anything from somebody at a short distance, he must go there; ho is never permitted to shout or call out. There is a particular reason for this last regulation. Amid all this silence whenevera shout does occur, everybody knows that some imminent danger is expected the next moment and all rush away headlong from the direction of the shout. As to -winning toward it to offer any assistance, 'as ominon in all other cases, it is thoroughly understood that none can be afforded. An cccident here i immediate and beyond remedy. If the shouting bo continued for some time (for a mar) might be drowuing in a river) that might cause one or two of the bold est to return; but this would be a very rare occurrence, it is by no means to be inferred that the men are selfish and insensible to the perils of each other; on the contrary they have the greatest consideration lor- each other, as well as for their employers, and think of the danger to the lives of others, and of property at stake at all times, and more especially in the more dangerous houses. The proprietors of the various gun-powder mills all display the same consideration for each other, and when ever any improvement tending to lessen danger is miiue i..aitciy communica ted to all others. Ihe wages of the men are good, and the hours very short; no artificial lights are ever used in the work. They leave the mills at 3 o'clock in the winter and sum mer. From tha Madison Courier. A Log Cabin Wedding;. In one of the counties of Ohio, bordoring upon this good State of Indiana, Mr, S., a rresbytenan minister, was returning home in the dark of a rainy day, and saw a man com ing through the grass, barefoot, with his pants rolled above his knees, to keep them dry. As he approached he said: "Mr. b., will you come over to our house and do a job for me? and I will do as much for you sometime." Mr. S. saw by his bashful manner what the job was, and replied. "Let me speak to my family, and change my coat, and I will be there in a moment." True to his promise, he entered tho cabin, when it had become so dark that he could scarcely see the father, who was sitting by a bed. Shortly after his wife came in at another door, and a young man and woman came down a ladder from the loft. Then all sat waiting, the minister expecting a light and other company; when the young man enquired. "Are you ready, sir?'' "Yes," replied Mr. S., arid took the license and held it down and read it by the dim light of a few coals there were upon the hearth. W hile he was marrying them the old gentleman undressed and went to bed. 1 he minister closed the ceremony by praying while they were yet standing, byt, to his astonishment, when he opened his eyes, all had disappeared, lie then waited and waited, expecting some other scene to open, but seeing nothing and hearing nothing, except the hard breathing of the healthy old gentleman, who was by this time sound asleep, he, supposing the "play had ended," found his hat and went home. When he met the loving couple afterwards he saw by their appearance that they were not conscious of having violated any of the usages of good society, but that in their minds the light, the prager, the supper and the fee were not on the programme. But, as is often true, they became deeply interested in the minister who njarried them, though adults, learned to read, so that, by the time their chilren are grown, they may learn that there are more fashionable and expensive styles of fastening the hymenial knot. Daniel Webster and Join Randolph . At the late Webster Anniversary dinner in Boston, the following story was told by Prof, Sanborn, of Dartmouth College: "During the first years of Webster's service in Congress, Mr. Calhoun was speaking upon a proposition to require all the government dues to be paid in silver and gold, lie was op posed to the measure; argued its inconvenience to the agents of the government with great ability, and incidentally asserted that in no instance had our government ever resorted to su oh a measure. Mr. Webster, sitting by Randolph's side, said to him; 'He is mistaken on that point for there is a post office law in tha year 'J7-requinng dep uties to receive only suyer ana goia in payment of postage.' 'Is there such a law?' said Eandclph with great eagarness; 'show it to me.' Mr. Webster stepped to the Clerk's desk, and selecting a volume of United States laws -.t-is.V- (-nininai. f Via n -4- aa s. 1 1 , .1 Wim.i y-,. v..i aiiuucu i and opening to the very page where it was found, gave the book ..'Randolph, He studied

it attentively noted the pajre, chapter, and sec

tion. The moment Mr. Calhoun took his seat,. Randolph rose, and in. his shrill and harsh, tone shouted, "Mr. Speaker," and gaining his. attention, he proceeded to tay: 2?il Admirari is one of the beautiful and sententious, maxims of Horace, which I learned in," my boyhood and to this day I have .been wont ta beiieve in its truth and to follow it in practice.. But 1 give It up. It is no longer a rule of my life. . - - " 1 do wonder, ami am utterly astonished, that a man who assumes to legislate for the coun try should be so utterly ignorant of its existing laws. The gentleman mentions that, the; bill before the House introduces a , new provision into our legislation. He does not knoTO that it has ever been incorporated into any statute by any Congress in our country's his tory, irhen it has been a common usage almost from the infancy of our nation. "Macgruder,"" screamed the excited orator to one of theclerks. Macgruder, take volume 5 of the? United States laws, page 150, chapter 16, se$ tion 10, and read.' - The Clerk read : 'Be it enacted &c, that all tho dues of the postal department shall be paid in silver and gold, &c.' - ' 'Witness,' said Itandolph, 'the gentleman's innocent simplicity, his utter want of acquaintance with the laws of tho land for which he1 affects to be a leading legislator. Now, Mr. Speaker, I was educated to know the laws of my country. Ihe law just recited has rserj iamiliar to me Irom childhood; indeed, 1 can not remember the time when I did not know it; yet, simple and elementary as it is, the gentleman, in his superficial study of our laws, has overlooked it.' . ;'. DOZ fresh Egs; . Slbs do li. liter (NesMtt's best), for sale at T. BAOON K OO.'S Frmily Grocery. dec.l fso.ooo ui!Mii:LsorcuBX 7"ANTED at the City Ml Is. fur which cash will ha paid. 9 on deine,. doc.'S-3wd.lw I. N, ROgg. . npALLO IV t: .nLF--25 boxes. JL by j-u 1 Idil ist qualit . E. G. tfcOO. CASCOIPAXV KOT1CE. A LL person having eomrlaiiit to make or orders to givs. -V demanding tho a'.tntiort -of ths (ras Company, will please eall at John J. ChsndU-r. EVs. oQioe. Asiat, can bei fouud convenient, if no psi.on rs within. - - janlldtf C. U. EE ATS. President. - 11 AI SIX 5 -S Voles received and forsale bv jan 12dtf ORR. L ALZELL.s Co. A. TIIK is moxky. N OTHER invoice of Gold aud Silver Huntfng Watohaaj just rae'd and rot sale cheap, s.d warranted ti me-kees e. BITTKOI.FF A SONS. dsolt Main street, between First and Second. ' PniATS. sn casfs new styles Fnncv Prints, ree'd this da and for sal. by JAMES LOW & CO.. decl7-dsw 418 Main stroet Louisville, Ky WKAPPIXG l-s-st. Sbvew .ted sites in store snd o 1 i reduced piicos by ja Wtf J. W. 8. VICKERY, ' KOTICB. ITavingsold ont nnrentire interest la tha lata firm of Mora gan. Keen a Preston to Issao Keen and Cyprian Preston, tha business ot tna lata nrin will b a settled up by them. JOIIV H. M iROAN. 1 jan f218-; tf. W.R.PRESTON. CH.Mim .VS. t case Chambrav Gingham ree'd this day snd for aale by JAMES LOW A 00. jal-daw 418 Main street, Louisville, By. PCRH nCCKU IIEAT FLOCR.-81 bags pnra Penn-, sylvania, landing Irom steamer John S. Pringle, fa sale low by S. K. GILBERT ü O ..-,i,J d c!9dtr , J Sycamore near Watey "K'RUIT. 10 boxes new Layer Raisins; ' - J sa. 1 do zante Cnrran's; 100 lbs Citron: jnfttreceiv.dat ' ' ' " COOK S Family Groaery.' nov2S 1 TI S DOZ Frean E"!': 1 do Tomato Oataupp - ( JL 9 J W 15 dot ass'd Pickles; just reo'd at COOK'S Family Groaery. r. f ff f Dozen fresh Eggs for sals at Seiks' Family Groy JLW eery. tant tf tORASII. 1 baler Crashec'd this dav and forsale by ' ' JAMES LOW At CO. jan31-d v -18 Main street. Louisville. Ky. SJEEIVED per Express 2i)0 lhs Copper Rivrts as 4 a. Burrs, St Tinned Rivets aad Burrs. . t dee27 BABCOC-BROS. 1 gTACOAKTS A0 Ml S,IS.-- - - 1 1 ease Swisi Muslin, assorted qualititsi - 2 do Plaid Jaconets; - . . Rasei ved this day an d for sale by . ov26 JAMES LOW It CO, OISSOs-YJTIOY. THK FIRM OFMORGAV. REEK Sc PRESTOIf Is this' day dissolved by limitation. : , JOHVTT. MOR.AJf; ' I ÜTEKN jan 1st. 18-6 tf. W. R PRESTOW,-' 1 r-! CORN CKtJS.IF.RS V E have on hand and for sala the "Kentucky Cora w w Crusher, ' a splendid article, warranted to givesatisy faction UB4JI UAKSUH. SO BUSH fresh Corn Meal forsale by dec24 T. BACOX t CO. TOTK OP THE HOCKPORT MIIXO AWD ' 1 M..Ni;rA Tlnu.Nti llASt-liken at PAR for roods at tha . lowest cash price at jauS CCOK'S Family Grocery. , 1 nfl DOZ Egs. 25 bush Onions. XJ J 3 bush Green Apples.100 do Corn Meal, 25 dox ass'd Brooms; just ree'd at JasS COOK'S Family Grocery. KOHMä YÖCR TIMT FOR A BARGAIN. A HOl'SR and Lot. on tha corner of Walnut and Third ja streets, forsale. jan IS For Dartie.ulara inouira of t: bacow ft co. VBTOODH!. WARE If aests plain Pine Tubs, 5 ne.ts Buckeye Bowls. t. . 3 do do Cedar do. 2 dox. flurly Maple do. ' a do painted do, 4 n'ts brass-b'dCedarBnokf 2 doxan Washboards, 2 dos. iron do do . do. 4 do Meal Sifters, 5 do common do, . With a lot of Well Buckets. Milk Paila. Sugar Buckets Ca- -dsr and Pine Churns. Sets of Measnres, Clothes Pins, Ejiif . Trsys. Bung Starters. Milk Strainers, eto., eta. For sate at reasonable rates by novl7 J. W. ft S. VICi.ERT. rf'OflX.-10 OdO bushels on Canal and Railroad, for sari; delivery, lor sale Ly dool5-dtf GEO. FOSTER ft CO, COflX sn.OOObushels Prims in new gnnnles, now vad at convenient shipping points on Wabash, fov sale by deelS-dtf fiCXDRIE8. S boxes Pins A pole Chsess. ,;i J) 6 doien Toy Buekets, 1 dozen Trays. ' ; S nesta Wh'te Wash Tubs, i doien Clothes Hampers, - Just received per stsajner St. Clairat BOT20 COOK'S Family Groaery. m 'ii.tji't' TRKI!'8- J ost received from Springfield. Ohio, iL a lot of reacn Trees containing KH varieties, best kinds. forsale by 1IOV-1 UW1 UJK3U. tTIKKTTC t) 2 cases Black Sapett. do do Cmlet Striped Satin eM Printed do. r. d this Jay and for sal bv JAMES LO W GO., decl-dw 418 Main s'reet. Louisville Ky. H VWLS. K 2 2?0 7-4 Embroidered colored ShawLaj tvi -4 00 00 004 2i0 T-4 do black do: 2V) 8-4 do d do; -f 250 8 4 Plain do do: ree'd this de- mJg forsale by J AS. LOW ft C0 .., octS 418 Main street. Loniavilla. Ky TEIMJIIIVC. - 1Q OA RB0N3e"lcred mo ire antique silk trlmmia; 50 do ola k so do received this day and forsale by J A3. LOW ft CO., ep28 413 Mainst., Lomsvuls, Kjy PICKLKS M1SUTK -si v7s as-'d Pickela. 7s bis C ttsnp and Peppar.-saas 6 bxs H'aluut Catsun. 25 do Cream Cheese; . Ball Caadle-wicK, lor saie ry HeeT I. D. , HEIMANW .-e.aixESSB ;i.-2.rv Granite .,.bu.h. . v.ntio Beaver z diE0"T"4for"u"w - ;oEorrosis. co.