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CITY OF EVANSVILLE. ! TT-r"-" - THUIISDAY MOrI5CG::::::::::APRIL. 24 if . . FOR IRESIDK.T, . HILLAUD FILLMOUE, Or NKW JTORK. j'jGC FOR VICE P.IKSIDKT. "AUDBEW JACKSON B01JELS0N, m .r:.-----v! or texsksskk.-- - : . - THE PAST, PKE3ENT AND.IUITJKE 01" I': - EVANSVILLE. -: Evansville was laid out and first settled in " the year lSlO. Its' chief attraction was, as a landing upon the Ohio for the Wabash country. Within four years afterwards it con'tained a population of four or five hundred, 'which afterwards rather diminished than increased, until 1835. .. : In tho winter of 1S33-6, amongst other internal" improvement acts, the Indiana Legislature passed a law, authorising the construction "of a canal, to connect the waters of Lako Erie, with those of the Ohio River at this place. At this time there were twenty places on the lower Ohio, of equal commercial im portance with Evansville. Her whole property, real, personal and mixed, if sold under the hammer, would not have brought a hundred thousand dollars clear, of incumbrances. Upon the passage of " the canal bill," public attention was attracted to this point ; and it was discovered that Evansville occupied the same relative position to Indiana, which Cincinnati did to Ohio, and, that in point of natural position, especially in proximity to important tributary rivers, she had the advantage of that city. It was then confidently expected, that the canal to terminate at Evansville. and connect her with the Lakes, would bo completed in tho course of three or four years. With, the rising prospects of the place, there sprung up all at once a great demand for her town lot3 and adjacent lands, and during the year, 1836-7, town lots which had been con? Bidered not worth the taxes, rose in market value till many of them were sold as high, or nearly as high as the price now asked for the same lots.; and this,, with but a few hundred resident population. The place grew in population, which was much increased by great numbers of laborers working on Ilia canal in the vicinity, till 1839, when it contained twenty eight hundred people. Then, in tho general commercial revulsion of that period, . the State of Indiana as well as most of her commercial men, became bankrupt.' All her works of internal1 improvements came' to a full stop, not oue of them finished or yielding the State any return,' save the M.' & I.' R. R., which produced a net revenue of eleven hundred dollars ! ',! r : : .:. J The canal ' stopped, the hopes of the town deferred, and most of 'her citizens, bankrupt, Evansville, without any wealth worth the naming, decreased in population and in the Value of her real estate, till 1842, when a new census showed a population of only ' 01'ghteen hundred. Thus, . it appeared, that in three years, from 1833 to 1842, through the com mercial crisis of that period, Evansville had declined in population from twenty eight hun dred to eighteen hundred or a littlo over one third- She then, under the influence of re turning credit and general prosperity, began to rally- An attempt at that period originated in Evansville, which was shortly successful, of getting a grant of lands from the general gocrnmont to complete the Wabash and Erie Canal to this point, and the prospect which that project afforded and which has since been realized, of the early completion of the Canal, gave Evansville a fresh start, licr improve ment at this time was not wild and spasmodic as before, but gradual and steady," and " has been uniformly maintained ever since 'And that improvement, stimulated by a firm con fidence in the strength of her position, and that Bhe was destined to be one of the great centres of coromeree of the Great West, has year after year, from 1842 to the present year 1856, all the while quickened its pace, and added.strength to its movements. : Iler early expectations of the completion of the W. & E. Canal have just been realized ; and in addition to that, she has by the help -of her sister towns in Western Indiana, con structed a Railroad, ; which runs up the Wa bash valley, still further (developing its marTelous resources, and rendering them tributary to Evansville, to even a greater extent than ever had bsen anticipated, and now, the daily journals of our town, can record day after day receipts by canal, by railroad, and by river, all from the broad valley of the Wabash, and the continenthas no valley of equal extent ajid fertility. . ',' ' ' ; But our Canal anl Railroad are only just in operation- The former, indeed, is not yet in full use, for sue 13 not yet used through her length, as a part of a great north and south avenue of trade, for the reason, that the navigation of ..the .'newly completed , parts, , has never yt been considered sufficiently reliable to justify the commercial asrangements for so using it. .When this canal shall be recognized throughout the country as having become reliable in its navigation, then will spring up a through carrying . trade upon . it, which will make it, to Evansville, all that has, ever teen predicted of it, notwithstanding that ome men, ignorant of the history of canals, think they are behind the age." This is the one, water communication between the Jkesani the lower Ohio. The West' and South teem with products to be exchanged with the north, which can be-carried chenD-r w ujeir raare uy im route tlian bv any MVA :.... . J y.any ' . m Oox Jlftilrö&d has lxtn liow a year

ration ihrouc-h its whole" lenirth. The adia-

ration through its whole length, inc auja- creaseu iwemy-iivc per ceni. one uues now 1 .,., ; 1 .,im-lnnmJkv far-tntfraro-esfc xvh.l.a!rl Irnsings in m-o-

ndvant.Tcs..-7t is alreadv doinz a pa vintr bus:ncss, as may be seen by a statement. of its,, irresWentp ttfbe had at 'the office"." Its future ' effect3 upon Evansville are destined to equal'

all that has been promised by it. Thus far, our South; with rivers, Railroads and canal torcity has only just bsgun to reap the advantages minating here; with a good climate and choan of these great works of internal improvement, j lots and la ads; with a good foundation laid as Since 1842, Evansville has grown with a year- j to capital and population; with a rapid-growth ly increased pace froiiiTeighteen hundred to j before one-half these advantages were possesäten thousand '. inhabitants. Pretty well, in j cl; with tho very best and most prosperous fourteen years for a town without any public common and high schools; with churches for works, not even turn pike or a plank-road. every Christian denomination; what shall At what rate may we now expect to grow with prevent Evansville from becoming the greatest these works completed, and additional im- commercial and manufacturing city of Indiana,

p.ovements under construction ? Already sinc3 their opening, the busines: of Evansville is increasing more rapidly by one half than ever before; and the present spring's business, . with every disadvantage from the great fall of produce and a stringent money market, is showing an increase far beyond any precedent. Thgro is no doubt but this place is far enough from every large city to insure her rapid growth as a great commercial centre. Madison,' New Albany and Lafaj'ette, all heretofore before us in population and busi ness, are yielding the palm to Evansville in present success and future prospects. Neither of those cities has been able to hold its former population and commerce under the date revulsion, whilst Evansville built more hou :es and better ones last season, directly in the face cf the drought and commercial crisis of the previous year, than ever before, and will construct an equal or greater number the present year under all the disadvantages of the season. ....... Her manufactures are already respectable, tier Iron Foundries and Machine Shops, just sprung up almost as by magic, are overflowing with orders. She manufactures lard oil, c:arse pottery ware, chairs, wagon and carriage hubs, sash and doors, shuck and hair mattrasses, cooper's ware, furniture, clothing, boots and shoes, tin anl copper ware, saddlery and harness, flour,, corn meal, oak and poplar lumber, wagons and carriages, plough.?, tobac co and cigar.?, malt liquors, marble mantels tombs and monuments, anl namjroui other things. Many of these branches of industry are just , started, and all are increasing an l prosperous. There are more than double the steam engines at work in Evansville to-day, and more than double the men employed in manufactories, that there were two years ago. - A gentleman of as much reading and universal information as almost any man in the West, predicted '. four years ago, that Evansville would be the largest city of the West in fifty, years, and he based his prediction , upon her already ascertained facilities for manufacturing, because, she was, in addition to . her commercial position, upon the extensive coal bads of the great western coal field, and in the heart of inexhaustable supplies of wood and timber and iron and food. Since then, and just lately, these coal beds have been perfora ted rigut unuer the euge ot the city, and though tho mine 'thus opened is not yet in extensive operation; it saved the city from deep distress and . privation during ; the . long frost of last winter. w'nen all other coal supplies were cut off; and only yesterday, this coal was pronounced by the officers of one of the. first steamers; and which has . taken the. coal repeatedly, the best steam coal they ever burnt. To insure against monopoly, and that we shall forever have cheap supplies of fuel, other excellent mines are opened on our canal, at from twenty to sixty miles distant, which nre weekly pouring their treasures into the - lap of Evansville, and both Green River and the Ohio just above us, are ready to do the same when ever such competition shall bo justified by the demand. , ' Our future supplies of iron are near us up the canal, up Green River, up the Tcnuessee a'l round us. What shall hinder us from manufacturing and selling cheaper than cities less favorably located? Our real estate and our rents are low in comparison with all the larger cities, and with the cities of our own State, lower than in Lafayette, Indianapolis, New Albany, and than they .were in. Madison. t .". Our highest business property ' has never been sold higher than from one hundred to one hundred and fitly dollars per front foot, and on such property houses do a business of a quarter of a million finnially. In Indianapolis, wlicre the wholesalo busi ness is not half what it is here, property has sold at three hundred dollars per foot, and is held Btill higher at this time. In the other Indiana cities named, it has sold higher than ever held at in Evansville. .The best residence proparty in Evansville can be got at from ten to forty dollars per front foot, according to proximity to business, whilst we know that do'uble the. highest figures has been asked and paid in other large towns in the State. The table land on which the city stands is all ' above the highest water mark of the Ohio river, is miles in extent, and the poor can accommodate themselves with ground at any price, according to their means within reach of their work, all the way down to 1 the very lowest possible' price. . . ... . r ,, rm .. - ... . i ... l lie city of Evansville is as healthr as any ,,r , . . city in the Western country, and her climate i. more favorable to health" less damp ; and l.lnv ih', n,f ( r .i v' 'Vf - UleaL than that of cities further North. . Her population is now ten thousand and tfroWin? raniilltr ITor- .I t, " - v-ayuiw uaiitj, tsvtr past rear, irom tables about Comn'ptPd "ire . ascertained to have been between ciht an 1 I,1-n;rtncur-T n Vr g nillO- millions Ol. dollars. Her-POrnmprcp invl: ,- . lier commerce anu ope-'TOanWaetoTies haTfr..trithin-itie 'post pear hi-'

creased twenty-five per cent, bhe does now

the" largest ' wholesale business in gro V 1, V Z 1 1 v P cencs, dry goods and general merchandize, of any city in Indiana, With alt these ad vanta.ores, 'situated in the midst of the coal, timber, and corn, I105S, tobaccopjind iron, close to" the cotton fields; with the cheapest coiumnnjcation and carnage between hero and "the and the great cityr of the Lower Ohio? If, in addition to these advantages, any good manufacturing establishment wants an ample site on the bank of the river, close to the mouth of a coal mine, in a handsome and public situation, it, and more than one such establishment, can have such a situation on their own terms. From the present growth and prosperity of Evansville, we venture to predict that the census of 1S60 will show a population of at least twenty thousand. 07" The happy unsophisticated innocence of some of our friends in the interior is refeshing. In some cases it is rather tantalizing to our young bucks. : For instance at the circus, a young man of affectionate disposition from the interior cf the country, stood boldly in front of the mass of humanity, with his arm around the neck of his dosey, while she, sweet little innocent, not only seemed to think it all right, but rather appeared to like that part of the entertainment. They were just as innocent of doing anything to aggravate the feel ings of our youn: men as they could be. And so was that other couple who, out of doors, hot only stood this way in a big crowd, but occasionally indulged in by no means "stolen sweets," for they were loud old fashioned smacks. Bless their hearts," they were Jtapn', which probably they would not have been had they noticed the attention they drew.--"When ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise." OCT" The rooster with horns which many of our curious people visited a few weeks ago on a steamboat lying at the wharf, is now being exhibited at New Orleans, and throwing cut a bold defiance to the game cocks for a fiirht. i North Carolina The American State Convention assembled at Greensboro" on Frida', and nominated the Hon. John A. "Gilmer, of Guilford, for the office of Governor. Mr. Gilmer is one of the ablest, men in tho State, and personally of great popularity. . 07" The Columbus (Indiana) Independent says: . . .' v : -- '- .. .- From all parts of the country we learn that the prospects of an excellent wheat crop were never better. In our own county the wheat is in very good condition. Ü7A liss Lydia Say re is lecturing in New York on. the subject of heavy petticoats. The New York Times thinks that the lady is better qualified to 'hake petticoats than to lecture on them.. - CO" Disappointed love works queer results,' but never queerer than the case "of Wm. Sharp, of Kcighly, Eng., who, on account of matrimonial disappointment, took . his bed fortg-nine' years ago, and never once left it till ho was carried to his grave, on the 8th ult! 07" The eastern papers inform us that the Massachusetts delegation to the National convention of the democracy, comprises nine office-holders, whose salaries vary 1,100 to 12,OOO dollars per annum. Ihis is one way of embodying public sentiment. ' , Deliberate Suicide. Yesterday evening at 6 o'clock Mr. Allen Stevens, formerly a steamboat Captain between here and New Orleans, and latterly a pilot on theriver, deliberately shot himself in the head with a pistol, at his boarding house on St. Charles street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. The cause of this rash act is alledeJ to be pecuniary embarrassments. lie had often been heard by: his landlady to say that rather than endure his present state of trouble much longer, he, would end his life.. " " .. ! Yesterday,-. a fevr -minutes before he shot himself, he was seen;bjr a servant girl, 'sitting; ;m ms room in a state or meditation. ..Her ;shoulll not so out and Pnlit Iier K0mQ;Oi3.: She replied that , she would-do it herself, and in a moment or two after going out hear ! the ! report of the pistol. J he alarm was given, and rtisliin.ü- to his rooin.the boarders found him Still sittini in his chair w ith his; lipsrl li4re.n nn , ! one of his shoulders, and the blood Streaming J tmni thf m bt to o in iha midrlln f 1, c. ".w. - ...... . . . . . i-.u uiiuuw, 11IC1 IUIÜ head. In hw hind n-b n i lw l ' ..r- "V " "i, the pistol was still retained. The deoeisfid has a tvifn in Iuiurill -nA n ! ...... ... ..v. ui..i,,wt, "uu . ofiT.rlot,o-Vif tn 1-,,'.-, r. t , . ' - T!. C i called and proceeded to hold an inquest on the , body. St. Loni&Iiep. Mr. Fillmoee The News of ins No mixatiox. A letter was received bv one of our citizens on Saturday from a distinguished Kentuckian who has been for some time past in Europe. . The letter dated at Home, March ISth and states thct the news of Mr. Fillmore's nomination reached Rome the day be- " nr t. -i t N . ir. i.irnj . r-,, .1 luiu itxaivu i .) .-aur. x'nimore was still at I Ir,rt ITn 1 !- J.i;i: it . ! "van,, ait uMi lOUVIVCU it ICtlBr UUiailing llie vote by . which the motion to postpone ' the nomination of President and V lrWi.lnfc f j... - . . . - was laid on tho table in the Philaritdnliia. Cnn.

nlJnn l .,f I 1 1 i. "j c .' Cliim t are &e.. eompiising Preni-h China Dinner and Tea vention, bat lie had not received any formal . cold r.and. tancj and pU n; J:o u.un.r sets. ta...v and ( his nomination. - lie was present;ÄSl.r:; ct'"y- ilM rat a party given by an American gentleman . :- woomet a xptox. on the night of the 7th of March. He looked ' A It AUK cha.m-j; fok tu k m va OF M.miteo ; well and was in fin3 spirits., It is more than 'fpiÖB s.ti.E-ThreeiiV Fa,n EnUr.emenere.eh nrnlinlile that .if TTr P'illmnro inlon.Ud i,v,1a.-' 30 feat frir.t and IIU decn, Priie StTS or eajh. , eah

- - " ....v..,.v -1,MC iiuuuiuniuu, tue n l iter, WHO IS imi- : ; mately acquainted with him, would have men-!

tioaed it --tMr. Fillmore's acceptance of the ' WE "' Priih. ...;n t 11 i - 11 ' at 9 o'clock, a i-eneral :.ss(itm;ot of Grucerii-s, j , nomination ill very. probably bo received by Jsfcire formerly occupied by Ji Kion. vinaltreet. betvein the -next steamer from Kuropcr. Jour,"'' "V?L"? nt ,u,:"'- -w,l,iEY & sklsov;

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xumuibi.iwii.Liii.'.K. vii owu.iuv ., the 5th inst., a man named Glassman, residing about live miles below Elizabeth, in Taylor tovrnsh5pf v..l4 j..iha:i,,nly nmrdjr2a jn il5jJ owu bed' by some party unknown. Srnr.re Thompson, before whom the inquest was held, gave us the following particulars m i regard to this uorrible juiuw. . Aiioat n o.io'clock at ni.aht "Glassman was roused from j Vi' liiniV nr l,i' snmc nnir- it tlu .loo- he TOS" n S SlUlllt er - SOniC nOlsG at lilt U(-U.,Uy.IU.Sw up in tlio bed to see what occasioned the noise, when the muzzle of a gun wr.s thrust through j the window and discharged at "linn. 1 wo slugs entered his budy, when he fell back on his bed and expired immediately. The murdered fie anl has not yet be in, .arrested. The deceased had made arrangements to remove to -Louisville, and would have left in a few days. Vorgdo Argus.' ' -'''"' ! THE G'SHAT KlISSIAS iiB.UF,7. 'I I'.O BO.V) PUBLICO, TO1" ''Every tno'.har ho:itl have a box iti the bouse handy in ease of kck'.J'.'hU to tho chiMruti." IIctJ.:!iiis's ?iiissi Saive. It ii a Boston reineily of thirty years' tainüiiz. anl is rccoinmciidol by jhysiiians. Itisr. sure and speuily cure for l'mrtis, Pil -s, K iln. Corns. Ft Ions, ChiU-lains, and Old Sore-; of every kin,!: for Fever .Sores, Uk'ers, Itch, f-'cnld Head, Nettle Rash, Buni n, s. Sore Kippies! (rce-Jiiiineiid -d by nuises.l Whiilows, Stic. Fetlors, FleH liites, Sj-ider Piings, Frozen Limbs, Salt l.'hentn. Siirvy,iSoro and Crackled Lips, Snro Warts ami Flesli WotiiiUs, it is a most va :uai!n remtfiy and cure, which can be testiiiadto b) llmusauJs who have used it iu ihis cilyof 8ot nind vicinity fnfhel.nt tTirty years. In no inst il, cj w II this f-'a'veOoan inj ,ry,or ir.terf-re. wilii a j.hyäician's preserip'.ioits. It is made from tlie purest materials, from u recipe brought from iitissia of. articles growing in tuulcouutry and tiie proprietors bave letters from al' classes, clergy men, physiciaus,ea eftptalns, uurs3-, and othurs Lohiive use'i it them selves, and recommend it to others. KuJdiua's Itussia Palvo Ts put in lare tin boxes, stamped on t! cove1w 1U a pieturft of a housi and disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on Hie wrapper. Price 2.) cent a box. Kui.niNG &. Co., Pioprietors, KELLE, KAKXSLEY A- CO. Aenl, " op7-d&wly livansviile, Ind. tin the 221 iort.. 1 v- rCT.' j.-is. Ttun-ic. Mr. WM. IT. KR5KlNUto .MitsSAPvAtI HORXUY.all uf Centre towiuhip. Wo congr-.twlte our jroun friend, Ufr. Krk:ne. on Ihis change in his life ndlrom whst wo h.-ire heard ol the fair bride, to with him HArriNKSs is altogether superfluous. - - ii I-:: On finrtil iu?t:. ATKDERIA, d iuhfer of J D P. A.M. and Srah A. Cl:a.ucy. Mged 1 years and t montr.s. The fnawral will tike rd'jco to diy (ThuTsd ij ) it 1(1 oc1oe, from the re d-nc i ol hc-r pAiej.t, uii First strce. j.tove 3Tulberry. The frievds of the famil are invited to attend with out luvtlipr nottcft. C"Xotiaf iq thin plivc, ten cent r-T Hp one insertion; 20 ctuts per tiae three tiuiea; .iO cents ier iiuc ona wect; discount on longer time. - EXi .fi V X i 3i i: il A VA.K A C I Ut It S. - A new an4 xcelleut assortracQt of iiiie anj choice Havana Cigi. just received ead -or sale by ap2-3T ; 7 ' Opposite the Post Offica 3F" O Ä 3j S3 - THIS un kTiigned Inj for sale ti ty choicu buiWiuR lots, which wirl l.e offered on reus ,naLle- term. ThW property eaihraees iornc of the mist doiirjhl-i tucatioos for residences about the ci'y. Good bargains will be otfered. Call iininedtately - MORRIS S. JOHNSON-. - aplO tf . Real Eätite gnt. V,)OI. Ouobss for Tlod- loft at K. E. WIISELETt' 3. will be promptly filled. '. ' . ap7-t!mi-ätt t As srin or aatn:n.:r medicine we wuld reeouttneod Dr. J. II jvrKTTBa'a c.-hl.jitsl Stmaaca Bit'ra aboTa all ot,h"rs. -I C3 ssrenstheiiag and in vigoratiiitr eilect upon a debilitated ihb ii traly a-itoniähiag. Its tooio action oa the Ii Tor, iu tends yc-y to drive jtU huui'jrs to the urfce. thereby leansrriK the ytem Irom all impariti q, U what bai ineO for tiiosn Ritterij'ich a.1 euvia'ule repat'iun, inaimuch as thty ar pl-.-a.iaut t- the tist even aj a oevorac. aud nro in i-onRral Me a a f innly ne Ueno w herever known. Forsalo by Lrjgi3ts und iiuteliceuürally. . - -liAl.h')t;K & s roiDARiv . . . .. . .W'OOLSKV & SA-.V'1'Ett, Agents. ' IJfflEP BS DU ! V K CUUN:1 Ii VIO. 2, Ma-'a at 7 o'clock P. II . . at thir Hall on Vit'.M street, over tho Teleitraph Oifice, oa the ftrst aal t'iir J Satardaya of oaoh month. ou2",dUr Äs5lr 'JÄi,..4.&J It VTKS - One s-piiro. ten linn or loss, one time, ädr: thr ;e times. 41; one weelt. l TS); two wcek4. 2 50; on tmnth. 4; three oioiitii.., S7 ..; iix lniin.Vn. Sif ; one year, tl.3.- OMcouuton larr ad'-Tti j aieutl. Cirdsof six liuo.4 or under. $ per an num. No charge 5o r ni-uri-ige, death or religious notices. Bl H.iMXi AI AT Kit t II. I'UR H IIB-.T W)1'. , tjl RKHillT Cars will le turnls'.ied to convey Kiiliiinc JlaJfc. fcerial to liaubstadt. (to bo ttaed ujon-tite preuiises) FBKB ok CHAKUJ-:, by application a' the Ruilioad D,.ot. . ap-it JA-4. 11. QI.1 VIC R. H OA Eil F 1X1, V A I Til 4 CT t V E. WATER FT. (S'tST DOOR TO R, : A 1. :. E -,) 11H. MAIS 4 I.OCDST, Y57" most rtrspectfnlly call the atfe:itinn o f the C'ty and V coua ry trjde to 0'ir bautirtil siock ol iCiabroiderieo, White Goo'lj. Ladies' Dress 1? -o Is Cra-e Shiwl.'. Allendale. L- nca-t-r and MarsMlleg (wtlt-i. lieutierr.cn and Cltildreu't Apparel a-id n-endles variety of artie'es usually Kept by retail aierchautJ, wn.Ii W Lave iniL r". iv-d an-1 opened. 1-18 1 ' M'cKINXSY i CQoKE. : AiniisTltA äöii's notick. . ' .TJ0TI1K it hereby give tnat the undersigned has been im appointed Admin-ütritor of (he Kstate ot rlarvey F. ti.llOTay, lato of Vanderborg Countv deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvant "J. JI. CALDWELL,. , apil-jvr ' ' . Administrator. ADHIiMSTR ATOH'S SAI.Ii. j-f.1 ) riE is hereby (tiveu tiat I will sell at i ub'icfale a-ic-il ti,, on iljbday the lath day ol May nsxt -t the late residence ur lljrrey F. Calliw.,y. on the U.iirtson ptsce, la Union Towufhip. Vanderburgh coun-y. all bis pernnal prop'pty (out taken 1,- the wi iuwjoon'istinr el Horses. Hogs. Cattle. Coin, Whejt, Hunehuld furt.ituie and 1 ariuu-K utensils. 4o.- . . i - . ' A credit f sine months will beginn on all'snrnj d er three dollars, n irchasers givinir antes with annroval securitv bearing interest and waiving v iltiation . aui appraisment law. aptl-iw i M. 0ALÜU ELL, Administrator. COUPttUATlOV 1VOTICE.ORDICRRDthat the owner or owners of Lots Xos. 21' 2i' 25. 2. il. and asiu bl.jc!t :o. 9 fcanern Kolargeme nt ot the cisy oi livat v lie. ba ise a p'ank sidewalk to be placed down extending alsug the lionts of said lots on marhOipao or eonrth street, wittiin ten day a'terthe-pa lioation of Iqu notice, and in deloult thereo- the Street Commissioner is directed o pert'ria said work aod eo:sand expenpes accruing there!?,- will l.e as osjed to aud e .llccted bv sale of said lots Orso much thereof an will satisfysaid Ikn a'nd cots liv sr-lerof Common Coaniil. ' , W KLL II. WALKKR afJil 10t . - , Citv Clerk. HIB i:vrilE53 Potn DltAlXINCJ CulIPASr. liitnrninb' by an act oi the last L-g slature of Kentuckc. have about .1";fO worth of ditching to be dene through their lands i "rk is done, and iiicki a -T-mces' equal tä so 'ii'on --. amcr n.e seevnu monm. tne worn to commeace in June or ..uly an I be finished ia Decomltr n-xn.' M land w.il he shown and f.-tl .nirai.,. ippIvingtA ti. Churchill. Geo Hen-haw "it, j l Ä ,. ' or Geo. P.ivuc living near the land, or to me. Clerk of the land, or to ma nrlf,l,. . ':."". KT spz-nn axv WILLIS G IirGIIKS -KÜ toxes in ;o- and for sale by PIliäSTOX BROi. "i'2k ,"WrirtO.V fJL VSS. 2.50 boxes ?s-ortcd sires ree'd $ and for salo by l,p2 i I' r us Ton nitos. gvlf Fi'.K mn bsgs Rio from Xcw Qrltan' ree'd per i"u.uifi jfvuig'iiuerj' inis aay vy p2 - i v - PRHTOX K-ROS. fJKFi,KI Sl"(J Vllts. 30 bi Is-Crnihed sn?ar: ao Loaf so.car; 20 hbls lJtilv r-fled snyar ree'd this dsv per .tflatncr üiuprcss ov apzt ,. 'FKWU.l URO SMALL nm of monecy was fovnd yesterlav on the aud descriiiir-g propertv. - - .id v ii r ai l y c Aiiii.g a. i:i L,:ee . . - ap'-ir OSS I A" A- mmiij: r Afi;:Ti: 1BO3ST0XS, UOI.D BAND.' rP.EWB, P ! CO t ATri) AKU rLALN -1. ' l 'CITTW Ä SKXT- A T 1 . r -Cc..!T, J rt..'. .... . w :: i sen uwvuctitin.rjommeneing i nursflay April a-trt, v h.iii past tu p, i a apwudid assortment-oi ?flo one year. in wo ve trs and U in three , . interest.; i-.nquire ot , apüi-aw - ASA IBbEHAHT; O'JOCESlir.S AT tl'CTIO,

SHERIFF'S SALES." "1

Coder this head'will always to lo-nt a correct Btaieraent 6f the fihcrlff'j S.i'ts, including names of partus, property and tiite o pni-'s. - - - ' NATHAN r.o'.VLKV vs. V," f . W 1! ITT I.)".S EV.-SU . iecreot f:'e3'ötire atCi'Jrt ifjiifi iof)f. M..y W between i.,aod 40'cuch. of rents au d rrolits fur n tyrrrfot r.ot over ;Uf,t0.;. mtonäiiii6 couth oi r.nia .-.. fv .eui m ican-.er im notatir d cneand wu. A . TS vs. v IQTO Ii B13(;ii al f-n exeeVon , ic,.urt Hnedt.f. Jty 10. , t r: ,.ua i oVosk, rents ar..l pro i;" t lor 7 ye r. ia dectit of which lee siu.pl ..ots Nos. 1 -r intiocn 7, la ilie lour li l-.tl.ir.cmciit ol the city et ansviiie. 1 Ht'sli rtriai ßj- iu store and lor aal ear ty a;2 .. ii. COOK & SOX. . J I1XS Citron; . . 2.drtKn Figs; n o'lbs p.trerhi-lI'Almondj;ct10 boxs -Sardines" reo'd per uropaliy - ap . . 11. CUtJli. K tu.; "jftjfTfe, T.B- S. C. Soi'a. 5D 11. Cram Tartar; : MXAfi 4Jr 2öO ibs Floor Sulphi.r; 23 t-xs E. It Tlurkie .S; Co's extra b..Ier-tus; lbs extra Iu ligo. for sale by ap2l V,. II C-iCiK ii SOX. JSOLASS Ä-C. tioldeo. Syrup. Soarhonse Syrup, iTfit 8ugrl,ouse, rlautation and it.-hoilod .olas-es by p2it . ' J. W". & 8. VI K or sale J . W". & 8. VI KTERV. 5. LOUR Kye, Bo.ckw heat aud Siip-irline Iirt Floor for W aale by P-!3j J. W. Si S. VICKElti' . IflJ.VnPEtt-'S ai G.ZIXK for Mar.jnrtrscavd 'or ÜÜ saie by npii f. CO X V NGTt X i CO. 4 'ilOHIK SEfi VII!IOrsK SI CLASSES. -25 tils this oay rjceivod ai4 p.r sale i-y ö. K. CJLBKUX & C zyc. nenr Water. 1 4 -ri' r-m'rT?' 1" lor sale low Ly rf-t.GiLBLRl .tlJO .Sic. near water. : itUH'i, tAI)l,Nü AM) t .Minx. you th.vt M.IVI. KAiu.Kä T-tiCK NOTit K. 2 dot Oabhs. Cradles and CraJle-Wtgous, vrius st, les aud prices for sUe ly - ap'3 J. V. a S. ViCKEKY. WH.'.OiV Wi1l-:. 1" -ios f innv and corctnon 7kets; 2 do?. Clothes UusVets; 1 doa Cfciidrca 's h,f h and low ,,'r.airs: t rethnr with a goer.il assortment ot Willow an- wood v are, torsale at our nsoil low pi ices. pi J. W. & S. VIOKKRY. 3 iSOVISIOSS. a o c k u i us a n mr55B esn the titln try people M? Th hst of llrceriei. dry aud wet? i- They'll tiiid thein. ynu n ay sately bet. AtZ. II. Cuok ol Koi" s. TUere's flour and siiftar, soda soap,' -it; Vines pickles, buckets and kitcteu stuff; Cigars miite woithi of a putt. Ftrcash atZ. il t'OOK & So.N'a. Ther3's eodiish. eofTee. Btarch and spice, ' ' ll ims. elieeee sird bu tf:r, very nice, - Alt to be ha l at th -lo west price. Fvrca.-hstZ II. CuoR & Sox's. Corn meit. molaises, p-irk and .alt. Au I further, iest-thi rhi me shoul 1 h lit. You'll find -n't every tSins but la-.H .. For cu.'h at Z. U. Cyoic Sc SON'S.,Ti fact, bcl icve this taV orsot -i Xo iii-sli. except at ipid sot, , -. - j Can w.iti f.iroycu p n or po. , I'ran- ttii i p that cm t be got To nihtlücöid or swaüow n.,t. . Forcaihat 7.. H Cook & Son's. - ' - j.-n. si.idiiEr. & co., --' ' TiW AVIX0 i:loi-d ont nearly o ir whole Hr-it purchaeof ÜJÜ. Spring O .ods. und r a very heavy trade f t r the pansix wcck-i, we aro now receiving a second edition pureha'ed at Kreativ rednc d raft, and we are off- ring the most dosiraldo aud elegant stock ot Dry floods ever brought to the West, at very low pric . snd oold nviie mrrchai.ts t call or d oxumine lor therrsi-lvcs i' they vranttfo -huy cheaper than tliey h ive t-ouht bsfure. Vv'c are jnstreceiviijg new Prints, Cottonades. Oinebams, Jöuns, ApronCh cks, Sattinvt, ChalT'S. Cas-imercs, . - Feregcs, Vestings,- I'eLains. Jaccout4 . " it ,ic. and all kinds o f rnos sn:t:,llet) thssca'on; besides an fle-jfant-aisortmoit of Sith and Straw lionnets. ap22 - ' a isJVK pet sn-;?-:!! ,r-r ji. a t,c-ciiy one year old. Trice 10. PTnoniro at aj-2J-3t ; . OITV Htil Ki,. I'OPL.lli 0!?SSS l'PLA R Sbinyloi in yard and forale U'tJEJby p2 JOHN F. ÜLOVER. COI'KKK. S'l bas peine Eastern Flo reo'd this day per staamer 0ty ot rt heeling and fir a le by ratcsT ix bro-s. I'liAR. 103 iiihie fair to choice j nst roc' dar. d torsale 10 bv . p:3 PttfLSTON Bitot, B lotuJi-?. V Lbls sjiterior old tiye Whisky; lUcass Ai r ilolt-ind Urn. jut rse'd ana lor sale bv i.22 ritHSTOS HR03. 13 BAGS Java Oolloe, ai i'ockets Jav Ü Ajf lor sale : y a -M . -. I. As Coflee reo'-l aad As O. UMMAXN., 1 "hea Young llyion. Uuniioadur and Imperial 'i'ea received aud lor s.ile ky ap22 I & D. IIICIMAXX. .)T t'AtiD feS;6 1W Kaan rteit 1'e: 12 Caddies; 13 Its lia J assorted K-a, ree'd and for sae bv -1-1 - . ; t.&D. II ItfAXV. J B A'lS P.-tiper; 4 bas Alis ice ree'd au I fur sle bv an-.'2 . . . I. K I) HEIM XV. ajiri io. IC öuuiai.r Caiuico ieeJu auu lor sule bv ' ?22 . . I. A; l Hlä'lAXX C10;i.l I lii.hF .AI I'.t Hl.l.hll I'OiSK.-.VMi I bbia extra Sugar Cure 1 Oorued heel; in hi Is Mess Pork lorjrotailiug. ap2l II EllS II Ul-.ItU Elt s CA UAOX . 7 - Valuable 'lot''. : i'J5 StliUO.A CUEDIT; rrIIE uud-rsiia-d prepoie to sell Lot I2T old Tljn of E.vJB. anseiilc. eitbtr the wh-le Le or inh rlves or ijtiart-'ri (o suit puril.u.ers. Terms ot l aytacnt: 1. 2. 3. 4 and iyears with interest pa) able aur.ual:y . -- Paj mnrs satisfactorily seen i-cil apit) HJtd ASA mi.EUAUl'. A Iii:, i.tctis;, j as vi;i. i. T;. bare jusfc r.-ceived, tand ar- eontinuatly making adV ditious,) a Urge aitd fii-e stock ot Waiebes. Jewelry, Ciocks. 8iver Var j. iu short all articles usually kept in a Jewelry store, and being direct from the manufacturer's we are enatded to sell at vcrj Jow figures. 'I be public generally and the Hdies in particular, are.iuvited to cull and cxutiine eur stock aud prices. . i i .-j ; BUI UOLFi' Jt SOXS I'll'' . Slain stieet-l.et.- 1st and 2 I. Sett'siKT - . --.:,,.., hjt 10 dos :i hoop iron bound Ceder Buckets; " 6 lot i hot-p brass do ' , do -' do; VI d- fancy tov Ujsk.ts; iö uest fl-.nr Rucket ree'd and forsalo by ap!7 1 & t. liKI.MAXX. fJirTTKR AM Fi:;S. 1(0 lbs fresbTlkbiT hatter, t 2t O doz ire h eggs for sale by -aplt . j JC- R S 1 1 1) 3 R r, KR X- 0 VRSOX . . "PITCH" X7' "SjJT Clerics say they tear I h ,v-i bought more Goods then llffl. we wi 1 be able to sell the breseit season. Xow, in order tj avoid the like occurrence. I havs given tliern instrne tioasto sell tbo 'loods at much less than our us-ial low rates. To luv custom. rs. aud alfothtrs who wa'it barjtins ;n Drv oo Is, 1 would rospeettully sa , now is your time to itch in." " - 8 EMtWClf. . apl2 JIlin street, three ioo is below Second. ' ä I.K 25 bMs Pittsburg Alo recen td and for sale by rii. ap!2 I & D. IIHIM.AXV. XfIÜTiC VVI.VK V1.V H!-7 bMs" V i e tVine i W inegar ree'd troic Xe- Xork and lor sale by aplJ & D. II KIM A XX. STJIH Ffll'lTs. 12 oases Pie Fruits ree'd and Tor salu by &- apia I. i D. 1IICIMAXX. HTV,LK Fltl'ITS. lie esif Peae!-esTcherry, Pine H. Apples, Pears, to., reo'd and for sale by apli - I. ft I. T1F.IMAXX. tiB HtjAi oases St. I'hoiuas liay It'itn r-e'd aud lor JBLI. tut iijr api.1 I ,fe D H'CIMA.VX. dTJ.SCMI.M-; Ol. IV Ii 0:L,.--IS caeii Olivs nil received I. & d. aiaifA.NX. v s at and for salu by aplJ ; IT-jI'I'S. 21 Boyes Tomato Catsups reo' ' and for sile l'lS.apU I. & O. HÜIMKXX. Ml'-iP'ODU rATSLF. ß cä'cs Mushroom Catär.p ro'd and for sale by ap!2 I. & D. HKIMÄXX. CJfl Cases Stoudhton Bitters ree'd and for saleby ySt ,apl2 .- , I. At l ll.'ilMAXX. - ?fcsthTOXS assorted iron sheet slabs; pressed sieel JW 1 .P plow moulds in storj and forsa!'? l y pljä - J SAU-LORR. A COMPLETE assortment of solid 1-nx victjs. anvils bellows, stock and d,ls, slodgesand hand hammers in store and lor sale by apia . . . ... SAM' L ORR. F KEGSj X'ails; W tons assorted castinss for ss!a ?pr1y by tin - saai'i, nnit. JI ST RECKIVED.-- T ' 6K irrsss Matches; 1PÖ box Fanny Soap! 3Odoz ('.rooms; . 1"0 box Cove Ovsters;.7 e: S00 bds Wrapping Paper; ' 00 T--vn Flat Cap Paper; Forsaleby apU TEXXEY s SOREXSOX". - iSOIJISSOf & ESIJtl'i'HEIS. ' ' IMPOKTF.KS AN J11KHKK-1 JN SILKS. FAXCY UUKJit-(iiODS.Ll ICN S.WITITE GOODS Itihljous, Gloves, Hosiery, - trimmjYgs, boa-.yets. jwvyijss. $c. TM. a- ., new. i-iiiitnqiti'.li, -u-. Ky., Ol. LOcall the attention of I oyer- to thefr complete stock of (I jods. mhich Mni,n f.l v Ui.. ..n,..:.t..i by atly receipt, per Adamv and Am,rii, l.'vr..ao i u. the new and dtsirahle stylos of I ress floods i.xa.. imported --.- ni re ..ooos ,.a-o i"f? "c ''".try. Metichant, vi,, ;int the market may always -- ''-T' "" i.,,i tnrougnout ir.i ur res uuyerin sei litl keeps u& oowtinuallv su ppnd witn everything in domnnd. . - ,. - plu-!mdw RHAi' for. sir.n A FL ATP.0 AT lying at the mouth of t:e l avon. one mile and a halfabcve West Fri klin. is cl'ercd for sale The biatis now occupied ly Kdw. V bite as a .wood boat The b ,at is 07 feet lons-l.y Ufeet 4 inches wide, and is var rsntol strong and durable . Apply to WJI. A. CATLKTT two m-les above the Henderson leiry. oa the Indianaside. ' ' apll t.f ( . SEW si-si in 4; r5"sir.i:Vi.ex' l1.?,!5 K EEK hrts -i"" reived a Urjte sssortmentAf tjl -llillinerv, consistina of Nepoiitan. .Silk aa,l Straw Bo'inets. to wl.ieh the cnlla the attont'oa of the l.odiesol mnivjim aud vicinity. m'i't; : .I ' . Ktrst f . i; . it a it k i-: u street, between Main and I.oeuii. F5KI t-IiV liSI. Xew prime.siirar! Loaf ', ..jj J.sai:r Rio eoff-e. Sardines liiiiiu.. i'.,l -.i ... Liv roool Table Salt, for sale bi tahsi -' I- Ai t). VN. Sil.Ot n.-Insacks and barrels at whaloOaie ct-rt-iiTTv -?.,.!i. ' J-JHXBUI!TIS. One hundred biles K.v fi-.fr i . ... at LauixMin. Crane A- c. .. .jr H..y .or.aie up 15 JOHX FA RRKT.L, E. S. - STCS. 185 ktijiiT-!ii i;s. -- i,...sui. - HAYES,-CRAIG Ä CO. Jinn corner jurth s'reets. Jiuisvillo, hly.-nndJT Water ; TOI.EALE (IrnlrVa'in ITr.lc rt.. -K. Hnr-H. I have now now in store snd are in daily receiptof the m scoomiiTete wnnent of roods in their lino t f-'und in y rsfhhshTn.mt W.?t of Veff Yor!t PPy IV nrc bow nMsr4 ttnnn f. , i - . . e : . U . . ime :;Vti.l.. can Ü ,3,. "I ,17, , iavitean examinition of oir.tock f, f our assertion j i . BAGS Eto Cdffeef7 -f, hbls S. S. Alrooiidt: ' Jj mrW Ä hoaes ttio eet Pircinia tol'.-ieeo received lbiil.r.y' and or sale by 1.1 D. IlLiM.'.X .

RAILROADS, &C.1

EVANSVU.LB & CRAWFORDSVII 13 HAIL 11 OA DT .- , CIS A.CJK OF i l.MK. f ,Xai atttr Monday. Fte. tSth, nctil iurtlicr r. f 1 ig. up . i ll .nil .riuii',.,. .Mail I'.wsenger Trii- leaves Ermrile at 3:W T. M.; arrives at Vincentiea at rr:W) P. W , in time foi pmc . l.n.m.l 5, Li,!., nr IVntnl 1 1 1 in vi. 4t tahm Tm ' .1 - h 0,io anJ JIissisfr..fi Eailroad arrives ifltm-Hii '". f,... 9 M . ia,,inB.u.' i.mi Buht. enme8tfBrifVt s i.-t.n,ii.-f"r f'iucnDuti. Columbus and Cleveland, via. Iti'l! vi. polis,aR'i Ciaoinnati. Indians Contral and In-drand;i;ili? Tia burr, and OiflVrtfl-nti Kailroad. Time from Evansville to Cincinnati. H'frVS, oo Co uu to l 'it-aourpn. ......... ..-..za t to Pit-shurph. do ' .- d--- j do to 5w lork..,- ....4 do-tdoi do ,; . to St. Loeis... .11 -.' Returninir IfavcsTerre-Iiaute tHB PM.; after th -. rival of train trom Indianapolis arrives at Kvansvil! -. , sets I-, . ' I Passengers by tbistraHi can Bime frm Cincinnati, 3fa ' Louisville; Columbus and Str I.nnis sauio day. i FA UBS: , ... , From Evansvilte to Cincinnati...... d - do St.- CnniS do -do- Tndianapolia,....;, d. do - Trrr Hautrf , do d OleTfrlnnd. , do do Pittshargh. .... , ' liiffiraep chertod to Indianapolis. ' i, ...... ... -r- lf '."'.'.rr.'.!':r .c Dailr Kreieht Trains leave ETaosi.le and Terro-IIanti . 7 A, 3!.,on which lical pa-w-neers will fce taken. araio mi bv iHi'anpoiiB time, wlr.cn U erg lit mini" iast'.-r than Kvusville time. . - j Ä5p. For anv in foii.itiori or tarotigh TicVet. apply .tl Xick,.. nffise.Leadof Loouatstreei. Ev.n.Tille. -' - d.e'jT J J nivicr. s.n.- . EmiulTeT, Princeton Clarion, Vi.oennei Gatetteaatf II ''. r d;rson r.-itriottake ont other ftd. and copy. , A I A EXPKESS C03UASV, V NSW ARHANGBMEN', ' THE ADA5I3 KXPRES3 COMPANY TespeetfiHIy a: notince to their frionds, the pahlieof Kvabavill.su.vicinity, that they have determined to open aa otTice i:-: Kvansvillc to' be devoted exclusively to the transaction the business of tuoir Lino, and hare appointed Mr CEt W. McBRlOH as their Atfent. who. from his past ennnectiei with tl e business, is porlootlv t miliar with all the male . and b. details of their operation. This arrangement hr--t een made with tue sole object of increasing- tbo facilities ( the Kxprcfs, and thereby increase its drsiribility to the put c-" lie to aocomplish which the beat efiorte of our loeal ngen' -will bo especially directed . ... All persons haeina business with our compsny will pleast1 call on air. M.tUridc, at our new office on First street, b.tween Locust and Jlaiu, who alone is authorised to set fo ' us from thisdate. -- . nov2-dtf . ALFRED QAITflF-R. f uperinten-nt. EV ASSVHiLHAM) VI AUIMI JlÄC KE'l . lan The atünuch aud good steamer dM - A.-. G. I-V-WN:? """Cii-t O atmax. Master, -will run daring the seu son in the Rvansville and Wabash Rivcrtradij. Forfreight" or passage, having good accommodations, apply oa toard. EitiiisviLi;, Ats&v a x i viv ' 4, Minis packet; - i - 9 :The tine and fast passenge- packet ' iM-F-A S II ION, " rssX .Jos. Krr.n. Camman.icr, will Irave Rvaa.viev ev ry Thuastlay rcornii g Tor Louisville, aad every Sunday mortung fur St. Loui. For freight ir p&uagt hftTine fine sec mttifxlariong. pply on board. ... t . aihgtttt - E viiu iiltj, Loitiiville and II e 11 Ü rTsoii i . , .s: Fackclr . " t ?- M ' Sb . . rri l j . r. . . . v- 7 A ilV 1 itngD, IKW IBQ 0W1IE WlWrT ti a t w i) a j ll 1'. VV.M. It. nOLCROFT lasier, eontinae rnnttns; j roiularly in thrabove trade for which sb. was 1-nili.. -arriving and departing trom ICvansville tor Henderson and Louiville every Wcdn.sday and Saturday. For Ireight or pa-??ape, having excellent accommoda'ions apply r n board. ; The Kaisbow eunnects regularly with' the Cincinnati and Louisville paekets. the next day after lcavinej Evansville. Passectera lrm bivansvilie san procure thn njh ticket if they desire - - - mli3-tf '. Tnasu's puactice7T' 7 I LKALIXG. AXDl'IiACTlCK UNHE3 THE CIVIL COPE, EY 110. SIM SO SA3II.' ' " ' rpM!I3 is a laree 80 volume, b ftlrtifutly printed nd M neatly and lirmlr bound inlaw sheet, price 0. It contains an ample collection of forms of b:titions. answers, -entrios lot Clerts, returne lor Sheriffs. 4;c. The lorros of entries and returns which are very nnme.nntf . rcn-'crthe work (.specially nseful to County Ofiicersas well as t the pro!eetfon generally. For sile by .... -. ' anil , . . T. CiKYXOTOV CO. iJt.t1,,!.. ilitjjlütC Ail)LUl Ft'lt ' OX Satnrdav the 19th day of April nest. t 1 o'closk; P.; " M. we will sell at pnslie anotion, thet part of Lot Xo. '.' lii. in the Oonation ICnlarementot Kvansvillp, with the improvements thvieon. whicli is bounded as follosi - BejfTM j uin-on l'our:h street on the line dividing lote t?a Rn(j Vory runainv thence along Fourth streel on tbo line of sale lot X .-' 1), forty tees, thenes at rieht angles to Fomth street ISO feet to the allny in tho rear of said lot, tbeece aloif said -. ally 4ii leet to wards Walnut street, thence to the I eginn.r The terms of sale arj, one-third nf purchase motet' to le frtit . -down, one third in one, and the remaining third in "two . yosrs the purchaser to piv infr-stat tlierate of interest and' exchange in the Hanks of the city. T' e def rrei pament to be se j'-Ted by It-in on the property, or, in such other way ' as may be egreed by the n.-iri. ' - WlLARD CARPHSTER & JOIaJT A. REITZ, ' splB-3w 7 5 1ST RKCkl V ffl PKH TIC VSI KH STrT'I.AlR, J ."il boxes Claret Wins at reduced t rices ai IR - S. MVWFU. .ft LK.'-rO M.I.t moreof that siiueior I 'hi I A'lei diia iu.1 X tL ree'd and for sale by . aplö IMl.CSTUX BROS. ? CO I.5"OIIis I'.-icc.n, Flams Shoulder and Sides, ei s choice article, warranted well cured, in stori and for ; sale by apl . - -..'.W. A TICKEUV, . - tf K IF iTi'iSV 5fHibs Prime Learl-rrd for isla ai RKHi Pltc-f.i) I'liicE by apl J . W. A- 8. VR1KKRY. , fasJU'ICl KlA H Fi.lTi'Klu bbl andsao s. virimsbränd7. IC? lor sale by .pit J. W. tf 8 VICKKRY. fois ic:.r. . TT. t' f ljrorSE for rentou Locust street between First and See-' Jjfi. and street, twenty-nine by aeTenty-tive, 4fi feet four -8trj 83 two story, all plastered useful tor boarding or cof- . lee urtny other nie. . ai-14 im l I.. II ASsLKR. S I. All A. II liiOT. 1'xtl lbs bar lead; liU bags asavrtoil . ja i shot ree'd per steamer Defender by 1 - g. H COOK k SOV. BnTs fresh Beat Rice iust reo'd ly " A W jap I i . , , ... . 1 .11 CO OK i" SOX.. . , &' l.lv.-'-littsbuii and Cincinnati Ala at the lowest price. :' 2a. iu store by spl6 S. JIYERä.. ( S &QR pipes oi Madaria and fCiicrry Wine for sale y S apl S MYERS. a tu i

jOI.I.A.M) il?i I pipes imporud Crpeginlow by, I aj.i ' -S. MYRRt. , T:

'S Ot Ö ASKICTi of Chauipaiaue :or sale by aW. adlS , - L ;: S. MYER3..M HSII'OriTKD Stomach Bitters in"eskn and boxes jnat' Si ree'd by ap!6 , , - - IYERS . Extract i)'ADsixTHE.-Frsuiy fä ' t"lT a' V. II COL 'S Vit BL YlIS. We invito 'T m. the atwntioa of oity and eountTy buyers to ouretock of - L Dry Goods, which is now very complete. . , - , -- :t 4i ta : JSJIP,' L,U1V a- ;u.t aol1 SIS Main ki.. Lonisrille, Ky. TJih lATsi We ar te'ling all brands of American Priuw at mauufacturerrs prices for par funds.- .v-. aplf 41P Main street. Lonisville. Kr. I.I-: ( II ! I) .Uf LliS. We a eselliu, u.e Uiherent bran-'soi blenched muslins at manufacturer's prices by the ease for par fuud-i. J AMES LOW fc CO.. . apia -- .r ' d!2Mainst , Lonisville. KjrCLAllRt r"E. S8 boxes iu store and for rale by i -apU 1 PRESTOX BROS. , : UHMI "CÖVfä OYiSTicnS. Ö0 dot one "and tWo fit .pound cans in store aad for tale by ai 14 PRESTOX BROS. & ADMS. S iVoxcss candles? 10 toxes opal candles ji riu u auu fj . . : -pH '.. ' ;' " " : PRESTOX BROS. CH.TS FIÄK OPKn BOIr An eTeirant artiedö ' m purc'rt'isod expressly foe t'ie city trade, with an eye to",1-, the lat-st f.ishions call early, they are jnst the very finest ar-"' . ticle af the kind on th s .continen t. r pl4 . HEXPRI0K9 A TUcTtETl . 5jIÄ'K C lI.F HOt) I Gents fine dress boots mann- . . SS factn red tetmr own order, some of them with ft rim to, 1 'keep oil the hurt" fiotn corned feet." r." IIEXLIRICKS & McPEA. pH- ' - Foster's 11 look. . .. A KiVV ,-ilOHK I.KKI AMK MltT. We have XXk. still l I a few bans llarkle's extra faniilv Hour on hand . aelö ili'.lvillt;c.Klit.K Jt CAKSO.-M. Town Lots for Sale AT PUBLIC AUCTION Xlfjf' be sold at ptulic auction, en Wednesday the7k

W oayoiJiay. tie lollowiug Lots in the city 1 fcvans- n; ville, to-w it: ....... . ,. Thesonth third of Lot ST, Old P at, furmsrly oocapied by . -31. A. Lawrence as a Marule-yard. " ..- Lets ll, (7, 1 s and Bl, L'prer F.-Jargement. " -, ,.-T LoU 4, Bl ick 7; 12. Block D; 27, Uloek 3, and f. Block 8, -Kaitrn V'nlaraeuricnt. .- Lots l't. u. 12, l:t, lt. 15.11'. 17. IS. 19 and 20,4 CoWrt-is ia an's Subdivision No H. Cpper Mnlsrjtemi nt. 'Many o' these lots are situated in the most flonrishire; part of the upper portion ol the oity. aud are highly dosiralta fo buiidinc. iotstor finily re.--"idi.nees. r: -r- . a 31 H -TlK.Mli

The la-ier lots will be sold, -one-third payable in cash, anej , r ,

the rsuiHinderin two payments at one and two years: The smaller l-.ts one-half -cash and the balance toll mouths;

t reat to be added on all defer. cd p-juients and inertgsro'' ' 1

taken to secure them. '.' r ,.-;c.''. - Ni l'er.ious ishin to -make any inquiries about the lot will ' please apply to Wm. Kt I'rttua ,r . :-t - t apö-diwts J J . 3. SILLtMAX Arartvj. PtBrlLS X'eW.Rioe: SlVdoV Piekles; IS bxs starch:' 31), (W ' ? half Spanish Cigara,jiat rei ei by '.' - .,,7 r U. COOK k SONii'- .

jfH 5 rlcTipJl an'l most virieJ stock o prin &d ninraor'' !

jfue nMr tlie corner of Vxia and Kirnt Ptreet. We ft pect ? füll iu;t the I of KvansviUla and ricinitv. tn us .

acil btffurc pnrchat- eU.4itre, still ibr to onr ol'i motto "scH chjpni itll heap.'? ' IL.a nairjr.il MonH.li.A ft 1 1 k Iii hAnDfltlt FWBelr n'! Swi 'roilerir.- ms trimmt Dp, s Id ana nni6 lUK t -j fovea. Prnso c(e.j nwi. ..n .iuu r , : . alsfs !otAliadä. I f I liJIXTS. 0tlfTt1 -fl f'OatÄtrÄ 1 T K t" t J C - . man's --are and in tact every .viele in or lin. ha, no rival

'or eöiv:aei proof in P.t fstvle nnd onalit.v. all pur Mods have heen pur- , "", ! - ,1. ja elmei-dat Ven- Yurk. from -some .1 the rät imported ao J. --j .. . ' are :h retoro cnaliled w compluto with ny home in ibis

iv Western city Again e i ly srlve us s call anä we will ell on es-' toui!i;er 'ow- pr:tc5 I 15 l.OSI-K BKO A KKKV.

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