Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 241, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 May 1856 — Page 3

RIVER IiWEMLIGEKCE.

BY TELEGRAPH. AUCTION SALES. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS.

EOCAIi DEPARTxlSEiAT.

UPTOWN ITEMS. REPORTED OW rCRPOSs; BT SC ALL A WIGGER. credibly informed that divers and sundry of, the parties to actions reported in the police ! column, are offended at his peculiar mode of noticing their cases Now "Up Town" wishes j to be distinctly understood, as bearing not the j slightest degree of malice toward any living ' mortal, that he is aware of; he wishes to abuse j no one, to treat no one unfairly. His only ob- j ject is to give a brief statement of facts, as they appear from evidence; ana it any one objects to a little infusion of humor in said re ports, they may just as well keep cool and remain quiet: He will certainly, at least, place them in a no worse position than they placo themselves. . Resistance of City Laws FighLSatatday morning as Constable Clifford was en dcavoring to impound some hogs, in accordance with, a city ordinance, a German, the owner of the hogs, interfered and attempted to jprevent Clifford from performing his duty. Clifford whois a faithful officer.and a mild poaceably disposed man, bore with the German . until forbearance ceased to be a virtue, when all at once the meddler felt the hard side of a brickbat come in contact with his ribs. This, however, did not have the effect of driving him away, and he still continued to prevent the impounding. At last Clifford undertook to drive off the fellow by main force; brickbats were exchanged on both sides with effect, and the parties clenched, when Constable Fitzwilliams interfered and took the man before the City Recorder. The charge laid was "riotous conduct," and a jury found him not guilty. The action should have been for obstructing the execution of the laws. Before Wm. Kempf. Esq., May 17. State vs. John Clifford, Assault and Battery. This prosecution grew out oi tne aoove auair. Stumpf, who was attempting to prevent his hogs being impounded, made an affidavit bo fore Es. Kempf against Clifford, the conl.l a r-, wo wti ' t na rn m 1 1 n wv-n Ii' nta niniu r ted. The impounding ordinance may seem hard to the owners of animals impounded ; but they should recollect that officers are not to be blamed for doing what the law makes it vtheir duty to do. And instead of resisting the officers, which is always very foolish, when they are acting under the laws and enforcing them, they should, when aggrieved by the operations of any law or ordinance, seek relief in the proper manner. There is no wrong without its appropriate remedy. i Canal Items. Xo sounding taken at this nninl KinfA Vrirlnv . A Infi . tvnrlinnp arrrw ftt at Petersburgh, last Friday, reports over shoe top in the channel, and knee deep in the basin. Freight is accumulating at the different ports. . At Smyrna, a Dutchman has been waiting several days With a half barrel of krout, to be ' shipped so soon as the "canawl" rises. The wharf at Petersburgh is crowded. Through the kindness of our Petersburgh correspondent, we are furnished with the following list of freight at that place, waiting for navigation to open, viz: 1 peck of potatoes, 2 doz. onions, peck shorts, 1 passenger (who wants to work his passage,) and 1 paper of tacks. 07" Families who use Cream of Tartar, are not aware that there are tons of it shipped West, which is one-third marble dust Keller, Farnsley & Co., have just received a cask, which they warrant pure. fjr The City Council will meet this evening. We would suggest as a matter for the reflection of our Councilmen, that city orders are becoming desperate poor property. 07 A very heavy rain fell Faiday night, nanied bv lurhtninz. Saturday was r w - cool in the morning, but warm and bright in ... the afternoon. . OCT Two little boys were scuffling in play on a pavement in front of Loewenthal's, last Friday evening, when one had his arm broken by a fall. WOOD. ORDERS for Wood left at E. bt promptly filled. WHEELER'S. wiU ap7-3m2wsn if-l EXCISE OLIVE OIL. 1 oaess Olive Oil received "Lis, and lor sale oy spii i. at v. nnm..-. OYSTERS, OYSTERS! 20 dot 2 tb eana fresh Cove Oysters; 14 doz lib do do do do; 10 dos Spiced do: for sale low by . -nvl HORNBKOOK & CO. A Ha fr.rsa.la bv UTS S..E. GILBERT & CO., Syo. near Water. -m DOZ fresh hermetically sealed Oysters; . JL fJ 10 do do do do Lob'ter: 5 do do do d. Mackerel and Salmon; 6 da do d j ree'd direct from Bostonby do shad and Salmon myl Z. K. COOK & SON T'ST KEIJEIV ED. Last Novel by Car line Lee Hentx; Uourtshipenaoiani.se, London Illustrated News. April 12th; Lamartine'a History of Tnrkey; Panoh, 5th and 12ch of April; Yankee Notion, for May LmER.s at0Te. SATlXKlTs. 1 Case Black aatinetts. 1 do hair-cord d. Received this day and for sale bv JAMES LOW & CO janl-i" 418 Main street. Louisville Kv VriXETT. 2 cases eandett mixed; J eases gold and 3 brown; 1 eases black and brown: 3 cases Cashmerettes. ree'd to-day and for sale by JAMES LOW te CO. ap25 418 Main street. LomaviUe, Ky. rjpiCKixo. apll -25 bales Ticking ree'd this day and for sale JAMES LOW & CO.. 418 Mjiin street, Louisville Ky. CRASH. Sbaleserash received to-day and forsale by JAMES LOW CO. ap28 418 Main stseet. Louisville. Ky. 1111. K UAMXHK w pieoes nrowa i.insn iaDi uamasa: 3iK do 10-4 brown Linen Table Cloth: 150 do Bleached do do do; ree'd to-day and for sale by nyj JAS. LOW & 00. IL.OV IIOUM: FOlt SALE, A FIRST r riow norse lor sale, enquire ot my 10-1 w 10RN BROOK. "if JjopkisS & RBB a have inst received anno took of ;en3 il.mm'i wear, auch as spring; and summer Caasimeres. liiaea Drillings and ßueks. summer Yestings. ander shirts. ' Drwen Gloves, Hose. Linen hankerchiefs and summer Cravats.' AU of the above named articlesare of beautiful quality,' and will lie olfered low for eash. my2-2m j ftniCK lA'lJSl. 7baleTiekine;: 2Ä bales Hickory kniting i m in stura ana lor saie . vw

118 Main street, Louisville, Ky.

The Anawaü was loading at Cincinnati

last Saturday for the Wabash. The steamer Tennessee Belle, lying at St. Louis, is fof sale. "We thank the clerk of the Northerner here Saturday morning, for St. Louis papers ursdaj The Alliance arrived at Terre Ilaute last Thursday, from Pittsburgh, bringing a larSe quantity of gas pipes and fixtures. The B. Green, from Green River, put out a large load of tobacco, &c, last Saturday at our wharf. The Ben Franklin made her last trip frorn ew Orleans to Iouisville in 5 days and 2l hours, running against a heavy rise, and losing 6 hours by fog. There were no lives lost by the burning of the Jas. Park last week. She was loaded with railroad iron, and her two barges loaded with lumber. Asa Annis, a Missouri River pilot, was temporarily suspended for six months, at St. Louis, a short time since, for negligence of duty. Ha appealed to Davis Embree, Supervisory Inspector, who, on Wednesday last, not only sustained the action of the Local Inspectors of the Fifth District, but revoked his license entirely! : During the last week We closely examined the Vincennes, Terre Haute and Lafayette Daily papers, and not one item did we find relative o the condition of the Wabash river. Considering the condition of the Wabash is an important matter to thousands of business men living at distant places, our Wabash cotemporaries would do well to pay a little attention to this subject. The St. Louis Republican of Thursday says: The river at this point, fell about two inches yesterday, and was still falling slowly last evening. The last arrival from the Missouri report that river falling all the way from St. J oseph. The upper Mississippi was reported rising by the last arrival. No change to mention in the Iilinoi3 river. The weather was fine yesterday. The Alvin Adams was here Saturday morning, literally sable with black-coated passengers, and loaded to the guards with freight, bound for St. Louis. We thank our friend Myers, of the office, for papers. Myers is a trump !ut we want to know why he and Capt. Lamb, are classified with the waiters of the boat? The passengers on her last trip to Louisville, were so delighted with the boat that they published a card bearing "their united testimony" to the gentlemanly deportment of the Captain, Clerk and all otfier officers and waiters of the good boat! The Cincinnati Commercial thus talks about Cairo and the floods: , Capt. W. J. Stephens, of the celebrated house of Williams, Stephens & Co., Cairo, 111., is at the Broadway Hotel, looking as fine as silk. When he left Cairo, on Wednesday, the river had fallen an inch or two, and there was no danger of the city being submerged as was anticipated. Mound City, on the Ohio, did not fare so well however. The town lots were entirely surrounded by water, rendering the construction of a levee necessary, to protect the interests of the place. Cairo is thriving finely. Eleven five story iron front, brick warehouses, similar in appearance to the noted "ten stores" in St. Louis, are being erected, and will be ready for fall trade. to tusk i.aiiii:. ?ei AN KLIN & REILY won d respeetfully invite the it tention of the ladies or r.vansvilie and vicinity to their lage and varied stock of Embroideries, and white goods just received, em bracing: L,umerick L.aco collars ana Sleeves; Emb'd Linen do do; Mattese & Chrochetdo do; Book Muslin do do; Jaconet. Cambrie and Swi39 Collara; Swijs and Jaenei Embroidered bände; do do Edgings and Insertions; English Thread. Lace and Edgings; Mourning Collars and SleeTes; White and black English crape Collars; Molian andwhte embroidered Skirts; French Corsets and silk Vests. Striped Nanisook, Swiss and PI aid Muslins: Real dotted and Embroidered Swies dress paterns. for salaletow prices ky toy's SHAN KLIN & REIL V. FEW MOKK LEFT 8AM8 SORT. We have X JA Uli a few bags Markle'a extra family Hour on hand apis lilSK3.LlBl!.KUKK & tAKSUS. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. TATOTICE is herebv riven that I will sell at public sale anc 1 tion. en Monday the 19th day ol Mar next, at the late residence of Ilarvey . Calloway, on the Hoberson place, in union Township, vanaerourgn county, ai. ms personal nronertv fnottaken bvthe widowconsisting of Horses. Hose. Cattle. Corn. Wheat. Household furniture and Farming utensils, &e. - Aeradit of nine months will be trivtn on all sums oter three dollars, purchasers giving notes with approval security bearing interest and waiving valuation and appraisment law. ap24-3w i. M. CAJjUVY JSL.li, Administrator. LUmtGII AND SII1SGLES. ffPg si strife if Ik FEET dressed flooring: 50,000 Poplar 9F VF shingles, in yana lor sale ty .. . irtuw f ni nvi?Tl BXS Citron: 35 drums Fies 9 5"01bs paper aheUAlmondsioOO boxs Sardines rec'dn Eiuropaoy ap3 Z. H. COOK & SON. TfcRIED BEEF AXO B EF TOXGDES. 10UO lbs extra sugar cured dred beef; 5 dos extra beef tongues, just ree'd and for sale by HERSHBERGKR & CARSON. inyt ET.4BY WAfiOiVS. dox fancy enameled top cabs; M9 adoz willow cal'8; do willow wogons, torsaie by :rshberor ä CARSON. myl' f a BBLS and 6U sack Flour at wholesale and retail by mjJ JUH.X BUKT13, ap30 ICext door to S. E. Gilbert & C. TIXID F1XISHED SII.K iJl.OVES. SO doi Blen Jtm. black white and colored; 50 doz Ladies black white snd uolored, ree'd to-day and lor sale by ap23 JASIE3 LOW & CO. BAXDY. 25 doz pure Catawba brandv for sale by " my3 I. & D. HE1MANX. HTALIAX CI.OTH. 3 eases assorted nnalitius. reo'd JL this day and forsale by JAMES LOW & CO., ap:sO 41$ Mam street, Louisvil'e. Ey o by REALS cotton rope; 10 do Halter do; ap,V) 10 reals Hemp Tope; 75 do Bed cords, justree' Z. H. COOK Ä SON. L AS WARE. 100 boxes Glass Jars, ptandqt Flasks V vv me Bottles, so., also, 50 Demiionns ass'a sizes. Ke ceived per steamtr Monongahela this day. and tor sale by ap29 PRESTON BROS PURIFY THE BLOOD. MOFFAT'S I,llrEtt FIL.L.S. PIICENIX BITTERS. Ft FROM ALI. MINERAL POIgOXS rfOH K great popularity which MorrAT'S Like Pili. a an SL Phocsix Bittrks have attained, in consequence of the extraordinary cures effected bv their use. renders it unneces sary tor the proprietor to enter into a particular analysis of their medicinal virtues or properties. Having; been more than twenty years before the public, and having the united testimony of more than Thrkk Millions of persons who have been restored to the employment of the perfect health by them, it is believed that their reputation as th. best vegetable medicine now before the public, admits of no dispute. In almost every city and village in the United States, there are many who are ready to testify their efficacy in removing dieease, and giving to the whole system renewed vigor and health. In eases of Scorftla. TTlckrs, Sccrtt or Eruption" of the skin, the operation of the Lifr Mjediiinrs is truly astoni.hinr, often removing in a feur days, every vestige ef th-se i,.ihum.riiuu,i bv their nnrifviuR effeets on the blood. Ff.ver and AWE, Dtspkpsia, Dropst. P11.K8. and in short most all diseases, soon yield to their curative properties. No family should be without them, as by their timely use much WILLIAM B. MOFFAT. M. D.. New York And for sale b

KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO. Erauarille, Indiana.

nies.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY TOR THE JOURNAL

Washington, May 17. The Union of this morning does not contain the official announcement of the reception of Padre Vijil, and the organ is entirely silent upon the subject New York dates from Fort au Prince, to the 22d inst., have beeu received. Heavy rains had occurred there, in consequenca of which the place had become quite healthy, the fever having entirely disappeared. Coffee is very scarce, and not much to be had at any price. " Cincinnati, May 17. The river has falling five inches. Weather cloudy and wet. It has rained all the morningPittsbtjgh, May 17. There are seven feet five inches water in channel and about at a stand. Weather cloudy and warm, with appearance of showers. CONGRESSIONAL. THIRTY-FOURTH cosgress fiest session. Tliursday'a Proceedings Concluded. Washington, May 15. Senate. A message was received from the President relative to the routes of transit be tween the Atlantic and Pacific, and the gene ral condition of Central America, lie says the small body of citizens invited to Nicaragua by the Castillian party apparently put an end to the struggle. We do not go behind the fact of a foreign government exercising actual power to investigate the questions of legiti macy. VV e do not inquire into the causes which may have led to a change of government. Irl therefore, when the Nicarasruan Minister French came here, a lew months asro. the fact now presented had existed, he must have been received. Various objections to him were stated. Another Minister, Vigil, had presented himself and been received satisfactory! evidence existing. lie represents the government de facto and de jure. Numerous con siderations of interests are advanced with 1 reference to the proüriety of his reception. He suggests additional measures of security to the nan si i across Nicaragua. A debate ensued, during which Mr. Critten den said, in one week's time the countrv would be agitated from one end to the other on this ubject, and might result in our being involved in war. Mr. Mason defended the President's course. Adjourned. House. Mr. lvnewlton offered a preamble setting forth the diflicultv which occurred at Willard's Hotel on the 8th inst., between Mr. Herbert, a member of the House, and Thomas Keating, a waiter in that establishment, which resulted in ths death of the latterat the hands of the former, and that Mr. Herbert was taken before Judge Crawford on the writ of habeas corpus and by him held to bail in 10,000 to answer tne charge ol manslaughter; that the Constitution gives to either House the power to punisn its members lor üisoruerly behavior; and, with the concurrence of two-thirds, to expel a member; and concluding with a reso lution directing the judiciary committee to t ike the matter into c nsideration, with power to sena lor persons and papers, and report to the House at its earliest convenience what ac tion this body should take in the premises. JUr. Cobb, of Ora., objected to the introduc tion of this rasolution, saying that no question of privilege was involved as was claimed by tne gentleman presenting it. Mr. Uingnian objected to everything as out of order. The speaker, in reply to several questions, said the question must be submitted to the House whether the resolution involved a ques tion of privilege. Mr. Stephens moved to lay the question of the reception of the resolution as a question of privilege on the table. Mr. Washburn, of Maine, inquired if the House should do so whether it would carry the resoution with it. The Speaker replied affirmatively. Mr. Washburn Then I vote to lav it on the table, which will be equivalent to a vote to suppress investigation. Mr. Stephens' motion was then agreed to years 97, nays 70. 1 he Honse, after a debate, passed the bill governing municipal elections in Washing ton. The President's message on Central Ameri can affairs was received. Adjourned Four Powder Kills Exploded. Wilmington, May 15. Four of Dupont's Powder Mills exploded this afternoon, causing great destruction and killing three men emploj'ed in the mills. Central American Bnmor. New Orleans, May 14. Advices by the Empire City state that a re port was in circulation at Aspinwall that Schlessinger had been recaptured by Walk er's men, and would be shot. Election in Providence. Providence, May 15. The municipal election yesterday rseulted in the election of the entire American ticket by 500 majority. Boiler Exploded. Albany, May 15. A boiler in Edson's Distillery exploded this morning, killing Mr. Oyrus Jidson, and the engineer and fireman. Two others were se verely injured. MRS.M. DONALDäO would respeetfully inform the ladies of Bvansville and its vicinity that the has taken anouse next door to Mr. Ituntn tiart's dwelling, on the oor ner of Second and Oak streets, and shehai had lone ex Deri ence in Dress making and Bleaching and doing up all Kinds of Straw and Neapolitan bonnets and phe hopes by doing her worn neat ana reasonable to invite a snare oi tne public P rronage. mvatl HITATINO received and opened as entire new stock of M aL spring, both staple and fancv goods, earpets, oil cloths, ko. YY now invite the oitizena of Evanaville aud vioinitv to 'avor u with a eall to promising; latest styles of roods and ..11 . . c. iium JI1L-TV r.bnv ,111.11 IIUUU1. WADAJX V V 1 , apt 1st st. Foster's block T l. "EX DRIIX M-A 5 cases blown Li en Drills; do bleach'd do do: 2 do plaid Nettings, ree'd to-day and forsale by my3 JA3. LO W & CO.. 418 Main ft., Lou., Ky. IJJICKOR 6HIRTI.U.20 bales ree'd to-day and JAS. LOW & CO. M. M. for sale by ny3 ALL WOOL TWEEDS. Z bales grey Twe d ree'd today and for sale by JAS. LOW & CO. TPLF.ACHED COTTOXS. 100 cases ass'd brands M-M store and lor sale by JAMES LOW At CO.. my 9 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky. TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS. rTHE undersigned would announce that he has finished hia JL large and Histamin! new Wharf-boat "MAMMOTH CAVJE." He has placed her. for the sake of convenience in all stages of the river, at the foet of Vine street. He will at all times hereafter be pleased to give prompt and careful attention to reeeiving and shipping as well as to all other river business that may be entrusted to him. The patronage therefore of the Merchants, Shippers and p3-W JOHN a. MITCHELL.

HlBasl NILS OK ItOOITlSs Auciiuni Old Court House, Corner of Mniu and Third streets, imme diately opposite tne n asnington Hotel. MAVING leased for a term of years and fitted up the above well known stand, we are now prepared to receive for sale at auction or privat sale, all kinds of goods, wares and merchandise; household furniture, hoi.ies, buggies, etc. eto. Cash advances made on consignments When required . .Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, eommenoingat 9oclock, A, M. Also Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nights, at early gaslight. Ont-doorsales andsales of realeatate promptly attended to. We are weekly reeeivinr. and have novonhand alxrge and general assortment of Fl'RVITUEE, consisting oislat, spindle and bannister baoks. scroll and scollop tops, rim : back omce, Kreuch, Jenny Lima, ana Bustle wood seat ' ('hairs; mahogany and rose wood sofaseat Chairs; Elisabeth iflhairs: spring seat arm rockers, sofas, sociables, centre, I card, dining and breakfast tables; light aud wash stands, lounges, mirrors, tine eommonand misses' bedsteads, mattrasses, tin and wire safes, etc, which we will sell at Cincinnati prioes. We have also on hind a great variety ofnotioas, jewelry, violina. aceordeons, pocket cutlery, guna, pistols wbin?B etc., etc, which we will sell at reduced prices for ash, wholesale or retail. ivuuliSEX S.11L8U.-V,, mv9 Auct's. B ATTIXH 100 bales No. 1 ree'd this day and for sale bjr p22 PRE3TON BROS. C HEEKE. 50 boxes ree'd this day and for sale by ap22 PRESTON BROS. KKKEO SUöAK. 25bbls Loaf, crashed sod Pondered sugars reo'd per steamer Antelope this dav for sale by apt2 PRESTON BROS. JOTTOV AD KS. 25 casea Cottonades Teo'd this lay and tor sale by apl JAMBS LOW & CO. fBBLS New Rioel 30 doi Piekles; 15 bxs starch; 20,000WJf half Spanish Cigars, just received by ap7 Z. H. COOK Jfc SON FLYRCMF BOOTS- Gents fine dress boots manufactured to our own erder, some of them with a rim to "keep off the hurt" fiom corned feet. HENDRICKS & McT?EA. apl4 - Foster's Block. 15 boxes Viginia Tobacco iJtUUU reo'd and for sal sale at reduced prices bv apl8 1. o v. a ki .11 . a m . CAL! CO A Li!! WE are now riceiving a large lot of the best coal In the West, and ar roadv to supply our friends and custo mers by the small or lar?s quantities. Ii e will deliver it to private houses at 12 cents per bushel, to the wholesale consumers, we will make a liberal deduction. Orders lftat the store of llollingsworth & Hughes will bi promptly at-tande-lto. ap2 J. Y . & J. W. HUGHES. A ,K. 50 bMa more of that saoeior Philadelphia Aleiüät Ä reo'd aud for sale by apiö PRESTOX BROS. MY CI tries say they tear Ihve honght more Ooodsthen we will be able to sell the present season. Now, in or der to aroii the like occurrence, I hare Riven them inntruotionsto sell the Goods at much less than our usual low rates. To my customers, and all others who want bargains in Dry Goods, I would respectfully sa; , now is your time to itch apl2 Main street, three doors below Send. JHKET inOi. 150 Bundles assorted Sheet Iron for Jsaleby my3 bAMUKL ORR. T IO COFFKE. 5n bans reo'd per Antelere. for sale by decai 8. B. BILHE" CO. yo. ear'atr. .sua DOMESTIC. IIANAJfA, PRINCIPE AND HAVING opened a store exclusively for th sale of cipar and tobacco. I invite the deslers is this article, aud in part cularthe country mercants to call and examine mv extensive etock, consisting of the most desirable brands of Cigars, made up in bo es from 50 to 500 it a box. I shall keep constantly au excellent asso-tment on hand, and will sell them at low prices. Tf e attention of Barroom and hotel keepers is politely requested. Having always superior nranus to suit the'r trade on hand. H. ANSTACHER. Corner Firdtand Sycamore streets, nearly opposite cement tfc Viele and Preston Bros, m2 FIFTY IiAISOlKEUS WANTED. JOSKPH Faulkner, of Gibson counfy. wishes to employ 5C laborin men - to work on a canal or ditch in tho VV etorn part of Gibson county, a few miles from Owenaville. lie will give goo a wa$cs, ana can Rive in em employment it o or 10 montns. will p:tv punctually at the end of every month or in a shorter time if desired. ap29-3tc &w "tfj C ASK Logwood; 1 cask veu red; 21 boxes double rtitined 2 silfli'atus in hi aud 1 lb papers; 20 lhs Extra Indigo; 1 Case pota3ii in tin cans, ree'd direct from Xew York by ap2a ,. a. u ft. & a u "8 fli (TiLIte Rice Flour; 20 Ceni starch, just reo'd by HKr.J ap2(l Z. 11. COOK A" SON. H IO OOFFKE. 50 bags choice landia per steamer Ben r ranaiin ler out DT S. E. GILBERT or CO. ap Sycamore near Wa'r. NO TICK TO BDAXlUra AM JO SIIIPPFJtSU.Y CAJfA I.. ON tke 14th day of June next, ttio water mill be drawn off tho Deu0.a Level for the purpuse of cleaning out Pigeon Summitt. ap29-3w J FULLER. NEST wooden bowls; 12 nest covered buckets; 3D gross Clo hpins; 2 dux Rolling pins; 12 nest can pails; ti doz half bushels; 10 dos assorted door mats; B do Seivcs ass'd No 14x 18; 25 nests market Baskets; 12 do Wash Boards; 2 dox Clothes Baskets, inst ree'd bv apSO Z H. COOK k RON. ILO ö BBL89Whit' Lime for saleby HEIMANN. , I V7 . I J -J 1 ' I HI! K !' S f J? 30 Pine apples; 5 boxes Olive oil; 1 bbl Cocoa nuts, jnst Tec'd Z. H. COOK & SON. by EH IRO. 40 tons Greene county; hot blast a superior Ja article rec a tnia uay ana lor by ap29 GEO. FOSTER & CO. ff jmi,l,IA.TKl!. 5 eases Brilliantine ree'd to-dsvand JLs lorsale by my JAMES LOW & CO. NEW (iOODS A!VI NEW PUICEM. JHANKLIN & RhilLV beg leave to call the attention of their friends and customers, to their large and well se lected assortment nf new spring and summer dry goods, ree'd during tbepast two weeks, comprising one of the most desirable stocks to be found in the city, which they (.ffer at wholesale and retail to their customers and the publio generally, atlow prices for cash or prompt time buyers. Theirttock consists in part of the following: Broad cloths, black and fancy uasaimeresana iweeas. wuite. duu anu iancy Marsaiues ana ilk Vestings, CoUonades, Croton cloths and plain and faney Linen Drills, rich Calicoes of Philip Allen. Snragues. Bay State Mills and ether rich printed French and äootoh Jaconets and Lawns, rich printed French Robes, plain and satin striped Beregss, black and colored Crape Mantz. bite Cash mere, plain antf fancy uinchams. rich printed Organdies, Brillianteesand Challi de Lames, white erape Shawls, black and fancy silk shawl , rich stilla shawls and scarfs, black and white lace (;apes. Mona antique I'arasois, silk and gingham Umbrellas. Pauama, Leghorn and Braid Hats, English straw and fancy Bonnets, rich bonnet RiVbons, Hosing, Gloves. Palm leaf and fancy r ans. boors and shoes. Carpets, floor and stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds, together with a great variety of Trimmings, small wares and fancv goods. &c., &0. myl SllAilLblil filttilUI, BOXES of S. c7Soda received and for sale by Jm7 my I. & D. HEIMANN. "8 BOXES ol' Dicks and Musselmao' Tobacco Teo'd . HEIMANN . JJL wjr and f or sale by my3 iRIH L,IiK.V. 25 cases In store and for sale by my9 JAS. LOW A; CO.. 418 Main at.. Lou.. Ky. EVAXCY SU CK A VATS 50 dos fancy Silk CraVau reo'd to-day and for siile by my9 JAS. LOW & CO.. 418 Main St., Lou , Ky. TITICTORIA IAWK. KK) pieces ree'd and for sale by W m9 JAS. LOW & CO., 418 Main St., Lou., Ky. i HJM SCSPKDi RS. 500 doi assorted qualities ree'd JI to-day and for sale by JAMES LOW & CO my9 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. PC f BAGS Rio Coffee: 6bblsS.S. Almonds; 4w vjr 5 boxes the best Virginia tobacco received thisday and for sale by ap5 I. & D. HEIMANN. SK l.T8. We are selling all brands of American Prints Ja. at manuiacturer's prices lor par tunas. I AMES LOW CO.. ap!9 418 Main street, Louisvillo, Ky. &ITPER FI. E FLOUR in bbl andsacks. various brands. C9 for sale by apU J. Vt'. A S.VrICKERY. CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS AD MATTI.VgS. M0PKIN3 A- REED invite the attention of purchasers to their stock of the above named articles, also to a tine lot of pa'nted window shades and curtain materials all of which we will seu very low for cash. myl -im JTAR CAXDLKS Warranted full weight. 35 whole 9 half anu auarter boxes Proctor & Gamble'a. for aale at lowest prices of short weight Can dies, ree'd per J. W Cheeseman, myj o. a, utiionni uu., ojc.nesr water. CASES Frenoh Chocolate; 15 boxes Yellow Vermicelle; ' 5 boxes Maccoronie; 6 do star Alaccorone: 2 uo Citrons: r by my3 1 bbl green Cheese, forsale lO' 1. & lt. Hülm .". f)AA SETTS Buggy and Waggon springs for aal bv UVV my3 SAII'L ORR. ArXTiRIES. O 1UO bush Potatoes; 25 bnsh dried apples: 15 my8 do dried Peaches, just received and for sale by CALDWELL & LAN'GLEY'S Family Grocery. rEAF LAD. 5000 lbs Prime Leaf Lard forsale at REJ dcced prices by ap!4 J. W. & S. ViCKERY. fl lXEX CHECKISf. Mji 1 case 12x4 Linen Checking; 1 do 10x4 do do; 2 do Pillow Case Linens; in store and for sale by my9 .IAS. LOW & CO., 418 Main St.. Lou., Ky. I-AXCV PRISTS. 250 cases new b. B store and for aale bv JAMES handsome style! in LOW & CO., mv8 418 Main street, Louisville. Ky ITgLEACKED DRILLS. 10 cases in store and for sal exjs1 uy -1 1 ' ' . . . .1.... myS 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT. WS AVING moved my Tailoring establishment to Main st. 11 opoositethe new Court House. I would invite the gen tlenien of Evaneville to an inspection of my stock, now that I have ample room to -how them C naistiug of French, English and American Cloths. Doeskins and Cassimeres of every shade and price. Silk, Satin and Linen Vestings suitable for the season, all or any of which I will make up to order on ahnrs notioe and the most reasonable prices f r osb. Thr, is no use in h&vine roods if thev can't be sold. Call round gentlemen. If I can't suit you, I can only say like Baiie in the renersai, yon must De a a oua n?n. myl3-!m DAVID O'NEIL. PRINCE A: CO. 'S MEEODEONS, I jWTTH" divided swell, seoarcd by letters pattent, juav zaa. moo. ay meana ot to is swell, soio passages may be played with the full power of the instru

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ment, while theaccompaniment ia aoft and subdued. Heroafteraltthe Melodeons made by Prince & Co.; will be furnished with this attachment without extra charge. Messrs. Prince & Co. eould realise a handsome fortune by disposing of rights to otlier manufacturers, but as they prefer to make it a feature in their instruments, it ean only bo obtained by purchasing of . W. F. COLBTJRN.'Weiiiem Agent. myl Vii West Fourth street.

gallons; 10 boxes 40 gross ; 6 doz bbl eovels; 2 dos JL J pipe heads; bags aas'd Coras wooden gram shovels; i aox wooden barrels forsale by ap!7 lemon aqaeexers; 2 dos oorgeat I. & D. HEIMANN. !1S56. 6PRIXO TRADE OPBS. 18S6. THE subscribers are now in reoeiptof thelrsprlngstook, comprising every varietv and kind of Men's Women'! i Misse', Boy's, Touth'saud Children's Boots, Shoes. Gaiters, I Baskins. Slippers. A e., &o.. to whioh tbey call the attention 1 of the trade. Those goods were purchased early, and selected from the erstand most desirable stock onera in tne r.astem marketa. HENDRICKS & MeREA, mh21 First st. near Main. ItESIOVAli. COLBCRN & ItERSUBEKGKR hae removed their J stock of Mattrasses to the new building lately put up by Mr. Hughes, on Water street, next door te Canal Bank, where they will keep constantly on hand, at wholesale and retail, a large assortment of Mattrasses of all sizes and kinds. viz: spring, uotton. Moss, duck, üairanu jenny uinu. Also Red Comforts of all sites Also Cotton, Moss, Hair, Shuck and Feather Pillows. Mattrasses made to order, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Those in want a good article will Dleasocive na a call. The attention of Country Merehabta is particularly invited to our stock. Main at., next door to Canal Bank, Evaiieville, ins. piDtf THE LITTLE MAN WITH THE EIG- STOCK.!! Who can dress a person in Wool. Linen Silk or Cotton. B, VERY Gentleman desires to be neatly and tanily dressJLi ed. It is eminently proper that this should be the aim of all, and we have noticed that nearlv all the well-dressed denixens of our city purchase their Clothing at A. LOBEXSTISE'S Western Star 10111111? Store nsdertbe Pavilion Hotel, corner of Water and Sycamore sts. Evervthingin the line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods. may be had, ready made or made to order, not only in the beat manner s.na style, out at tne very lowest prieea. A general assortment of Hats. Caps, Leather Trunks. Car pet-bags and Valises, everything that a gentleman ean wear or use. yon may una at tne n estern star. apu AKW Aivn CF.F.AP OODS! McKIXNEY & COOKE. WATRR 8T. NEXT POOR TO B. BARGS' BETW MAIN AND tOBCST A RE now reeeiving and opening a most desirable stock of xm. spring and summer goods, consisting 10 part or every variety usually Kept in a ury good store, bubs, unaiias, Reraores. Rohes. Lawns. Brilliantes. Bonnets. fCratoe. silk Lace and Neopolitan.) Ribbons. Lace Edgings, llovesand Hosemgin great rarity Cloths Cassimeres. Pant goods and Vesting, in rich profusion, &c., &o, ap3 (flORiV BROOMS. 50 doi ass'd qualities fust ree'd, fer sale low by apv a. c. uilöbiit a: uu, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. WHERE can the hungry people get The best of Groceries, dry and wet? They'll find them, you may safely bet, AtZ. H. Oooe & Son's. There's flour and sugar, soda soap, Pioes. pickles, buckets and kitcben stuff; Cigars quite worthv of a puff. For eash at Z. H. Cook ft Sox'i. There's codfish, coffee, starch and spies. Hams, cheeBe and bn ter. very nice; All to be had at the lowest price, For cash at Z. H. Cook & Sox's. Corn meal, molasses, pork and salt. And further, lest the rhvme should halt. You'll find iust every thing but fault For cash at Z. H. Cook St Sax's. In fact, believe this tale or not No man, except astupidsot. Can want for oven, pan or pot. Or any thing that can 't be got To nibble cold or swallow hot. For cash at Z. H. COOK & Son's. S. L. 8TVRGES JOHN A. BTEROE8. ST URGES & UltOTIIEie, WHOLESALE PEALER1 IX PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 279 Broadway, botw. Franklin avenoe and Wash street, mhll-lyd ST. LOUIS MO. AMBROTYPES TSKETA'fTlIK 3 TD" 23T JE& S3 TtfL ! HAVING gene to a very heavy expense in learning the process, and in fittingupmy rooms fortaking Ambrotypes, I am now prepared to put up in the finest style anv sized Arabrotypos, from a one-ninth te one-half size. The Ambrotype is far superior ti the Daguerreotype in tone and beauty, having none of the glare of the Dugnerre"type plate, and can be seen in any light. We alsotakotwo pictures atouesitting, a positive and a negative picture, and when held to the light it is perfeetly tausTiarA0t. The Ambrotypes are durable, being, when finished, entirely ait and water tight, and ean be taken in all kinds of we.ttber Time for adults lor a si .ting, from 10 to 30 seconds; ohildren from 3 t .Please call and see specimens, p. S. Daguerreotypes taken in the different styles. febS-tf VV. W. TILESTON. J. II. MAGHEE 5 CO,, A VING closed out nearly oor whole first purohasesof Spring Goods, nnd ir a very heavy trade tor tne pastsix weeks, we are now receiving a second eaition purenaseaac greatly reduc-d rates, and we are offering the most desirable and elegant stock 01 Lry tyooas ever di-uukui, m, ,u, very low prices, and would invite merchants to call and examine for themselves if they want to buy cheaper than they have bought before. We are justreoeiving new Prints. Cottonades. Ginghams, Jeans, Apron uneexs, samueie, Challis. Cassimeres, Berege, Vestings, DeLains, Jacconets, A-o.. Ae, and all kinds of goods suitable to the season; besides an e'egant assortment ef Silk and Straw Bonnets. ap22 GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. NO HUMBUG!! Sellins: of f at Prime Cost! THE undersigned takes leave to annonnce to the citizens of this place and vicinity, that he intends changing his Vi.in.o. .nil thar.tnl'A will in t.Vil.rtO dis DOSO Of hi heavy and well' selected stock of fancy aud staple Dry Goods, sell such at prime cost. Ilia stoek consists in part 01 ijinens. Muslin do laines Bareges, Muslin de Boges, BriMiantes, Swiss jaeonew, silks, parasols, Hosenes, gloves, embroideries, and a multitude ef other desirable artieles. for spring and summer wear, too numerous to mention. As this stock h. tn h. ln.pri before the first of Julv. von will avail vourself of this opportunity for securing your summer pnarels tor hilt tneusual cost; ana wouia reepet-mmy reuci. m iu order to convince before purchasing elsewhere. A. Asarauunn, ap301m Main street next door to Branch Bank. DRY GOODS AT COST. eOPKINS & REED intending to change their business, will now offer their ontire stock of Dry Goods at cost for ciuh All who want barir&ins will nleaaecall and examine goods and learn prioes before purchasing elsewhere my l-2m OEIRABLE ItF.SIHEN'CE FOR SALE. WE will sell at private aale tne sootti eastern nan 01 Lot No. 100 O. P.of Bvansville. and situated near the corner of 2d and Walnut streeis. Upon the lot is situated one of the moat com'ortable buildings in the city, fitted np with all the modrtn improvements, and decidedly the best improved property now in the market. Apply to BAKE it A- GARVIN, CHAMBERS & GATT ELL. Enqnirtr copy. ap26-2w JEWEIiR! JEWELRY!! THE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Evansville and vioinitv. that he has iustreoeived and is rf ceiring a new and large assortment of Jewelry of all kinds, direct from New York to which he would ask the attention of those desirous 0 purenasmg, ills goous are an new and of the latest styles and will be told for eash at the lowest possible prices. All kinds of Watches and t me pieces repaired In a workman-like manner, at reasonable charges and Work warranted. CHAS.BARNCM. On First street three doors below th PortetSoe, at the stand formerly occupied by G. Goshen, r. V JDRCGS, FRESH AND KINK. fEICH ti V1ERI.ING have just opuned a largo assortmens A of Drum aud Medicines, to which they invite the atten tion of Merchants and Physicians. They also keep H indow Glass. Glassware. Tobacco. Cigars. Paints. Brushesof allkindi. n la nvHtnSi. Dices. reriumerv. rancv Anicies. c. se. Also all popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints -ouud in oil. Pure Wines andBrandiesfor31edicinai purposes. B . . . ... 1 ,'11 ... x: 1 1 U' ..... r reSCnpilons carüi'iiiy ireareu. . ,t .... under the Journal Office. my8-tt IlAbyy X JI ji, 10,001' lbachoice Ba'.en Hams in store and forsale niy8 J. W. & 8. VICKERY. IRl'ITS, AC 20 half and quarter boxes Raisins; . 1 bbl Prunes; 2 boxes Currants; 2 boxes Citron; Dried Apples and Peaches for sale by myS J-J?"- S. VICKERT. ttJ A L SUDi. 1 cask rec ' d per Ben Franklin foi sale by ff my3 S. E. GILBERT & CO., Syo. near Water. ALT. 2000 bbls Kanawha at the Railroad depot, canal 3 and on the wharf forsale by ap29 GEO. FOSTER ft CO .TIARDISX SEEDS, lO boxes 92 papers asorttd wurranted new, lor sale by S. E. GILBERT A- CO. 8ye. near Water. ap2S MAY. -200 bales bright Timotry for sale by ap20 GEO. FOSTER & CO. JCST RECEIVED PER ST E AM ER ST. CLAIR. 50 boxes Claret Wine at reduced prices. ap46 8. MYRE3. ÄLE. 25 bbls Pittsburg Ale received and forsale by apis I. & D. HEIMANN. wtvgTHITK WINK VIEi R! 7 bbls White Wine Vinegar ree'd from New York and for sale by aplZ I. & D. HEIMANN FIE FRUITS. 12 cases Pie Fruits ree'd and forsale by apl2 1. & D. HEIMANN. rgARLK FRUITS. 12 ca es of Peaobes. Cherry. Pine JL Apples, Pears, ie., ree'd and for sale by a pi 2 1. A P. HEIMANN. AY RUM sale by i eases St. Thomas Bay Rum re'd and'jc apI3 I. & D.HEIMANN. A RARE CHANCE FORT II H MAN OF LIMITED 8.10R SALE Threelots in the Eastern Enlargement, ach aC 30 feet front and 146 deep. Price 375 or each, X eash, Jin one year, ik in two years and i in three years, with interest. Enquire of apö-iw-ASA IGLEHART. TTJJCCKETS. JtLsT 10 doi 3 hoop iron bound Ceder Buckets; b dos -1 hoop brass ao ao ao; 10 do fancy toy Buckets; 15 nest flour Buckets reo'dr andforsalsby apl7 1. & D. HEIMANN. $IO,000 WORTH OF DITCHING. THE Cyfbicss Poscd Dkaixiko Compakt, incorporated by an act of the last Legislature of Kentucky, have about 10,900 worth of ditching to be dens through their lands in Union connty, for which thy will pay cash, as soon as tho work is done, and will make advanoes equal to 50 per eent on the work done each month, afcer the second month, the work to commence in June or July and bo finished in December next. The land will be shown and full particulars given by applying to A. L. Churchill, Goo. Henshaw. Dr. J. D. Ames or Geo. Pavne, living near the land, or to me. Clerk of tho Board m Mörganfield, Ky. ap2l-m dw WILLIS G. HCGHE8.

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100 box Fanoy Soap; 91111101 tirooms; i'rj nax vove uystess; 300 bds Wraooing Paper: so reams mat Cap Paper: Forsaleby apl2 TENNET A SOBKKSÖV. HOAT FOR. SALE. AFLATBOAT lying at the month of tae bayon. ome mil, ad a half above West Franklin, is offered forssU. . The boat ia now ooenpied ky Edw. Whits as a wood boat.-. The boat Is 7 feet long by 12 feet 4 inohes wide, and is warranted strong and durable. Apply to WM. A. C&TLBTT, two miles abors the Henderson ferry, en kbs Indiana aide, apli-tf i. 1. BATES. At.KCK. cm. O, lliia. 1S5C SPRING STOCK 1826. IIAYES, CRAIG & CO. Main Corner Fourth strecU. Louisville. Cr. an 4-178 VtUmtSt.. NswYork. WHOLESALE dealers La Bau, Caps sind Straw Good have now in store, and are la daily receipt ot tho most oomplete assortment of goods in their UaLto fnaad to any establishment Vet of New Tork City. We ago now selling aua snail continue to ao so, to Indiana sum haute aaa others, upon as favorable terms, sad at as low prists as tho same articles can be bought in-any of tho Eastern faarkots. . Wo invito an examination, of our stock foroomviaeins; proof' of our assertion. apii-Sm 1IUSIHSOK ic UUOTIIEH, M.'OATKRSI AVD JOBBKaS IU SILKS, FAIT OY DRESS GOODS, LIN KNS. WHITE (JÖÖDS, Itlhboiist, tilovest JToülerwe TRIMMI.Y6S, MOJfJiTETS MAJVTILLJS. C. No 46 M.uu St.. betw. Fifth and Sixth. Low., Ay.. fA"W(7'0lTLDcall the attention of buyers t their eomalti Vi V stock of Golds, ahicb is constantly being replenished by daily receipts, per Adams' and American Express, of sll the new and desirable stales of Dress Goods. &e.. imported into the country. Merchants vitlting the market may alwaysv rely on finding our itock oompleto throughout tho soas.m. as our residant buyer ia New York keeps us continually sup-. plid with everything in d-t:ad. apl2-lmdw FI.E WALL PAPERS-C?nOITlBY WORK. NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS. fgJCHMIDT & STARK have just received at their establishIC meet on First street, a large asoortmeat Of Wafl Papers, frbm eommon qualities to the linebt gilded, oomrlsiag overy-. thing of tho most beautiful description iu tuis lino. They also keep everything appertaining 10 npholstory, and oovor chairs, sofas, to., in superior style. Having loot oalargotf our ato re-room to accommodate an inereasiid bnslnoso, wo tre now prepared to reeeiro customers, and shotr Ib.ssa large g eek and low prices. apM-tf NEW FAMILY flltlll'Fltr WE have bought the stock and taken tho store form occupied by T. Bacon & Co., on slain street, opaosi OS ths Branch Bank, and have made largo additions to thetf stock, with such arrangements for future supplies as jastinea us in promising the citizens of Evansville and vieinity, as great a variety of the best articles of Family Groceries as azi house in the city. Being determined te use every exertion so. give satisfaction in all easea, we bene to receive a liberal pet-' ronage. Give us a trial. All Goods delivered f reo of ehern, mh!3 HERSHBERGKR A CAK8QN. JUST RECEIVED Warerly Magazine for April; Life of Schamgl and Citoassian War. Farmingdale, by the author of Lanmoref Putnam's Magazine for April; Seaboard Slave States, ly Olmstesd; Household Words for April; School Fellow for April, at ' splO SAMUEL LISTER'S, rCil)RTESr 9 25 bxs Layer Raisins; 100 doz Brooms; 50 bbls Cement; 75 bxs ass'd Tobaoeo; 25 bbla Tar; forsale by sp8 2.1 hxt Wheat 8tarch; Odos Washboards; 10 gross Extract Co See; 150 kegs pore Lead; 30 bbls VJmegar; in store andORR. DALZELL A CO. LOUR Rye, Bnctwheat audSsperflne wheat Flour for aaie oy apza j. w , 4f b. viwn.Bb.1. AnniXISTRATOiS NOTICE. fojOTIOE is hereby given that the undersigned has bestt 1 appointed Administrator of the "Estate of Harv.v 9. Cillowav. late of VanderburzCountr deceased. Said estaU fat supposed to be solvent. J. M. CALDWELL, ap-3w Admlnlstraor. NATIONAL nOTBL, Newbn rih. Iiti!. tlins. H. L. PHYTIC COST , f Repectfullv iufoms the cit'.-.uns of iivahsVille tad I Hie traveling cnmmunitv genorallv. thivt he has nsoid that National Hotel in Newbuth, and iapaepared to receive transient and permaomt guest. The huuse is new and newly tnw niahed; ia well arrange i inside for comfort, and beautifully situated on tho Ohio river. The table will be eil supplied at all times from the Evansville market. Horses anv Caff 1ages will be well takej Care of. Every attention will be paid to those who patronise the boose. The rjublic are respectfullr solicited to give the new house a call. mh3i-tf MARPExVB M VUAZJXK for Mar. Jnst ree'd and to sale by ap&t T. CONYNGTON it CO. B. Corner Wood and FI rat sti., Piitsjbnrg's IMPOBTKRg AND DI4I ERS 1ST Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Linseed OUV varaisiies, u inuow uiass. uiassware, aergieai m- -struments. Lard Oil. Turpentine, Patent M. divines. Perfumery, Brushes, Alcohol, Tanners' Oil. Sperm C il. Whale Oil, and Spices. siiiricTunia or WHITE LEAD, BED LEAD AND LirflAfiOM. WE have on hand, and offer for sale. 300 tons ef WUT el Lead, in cackagea of 25. 50. 100. 200. 300 and 500 lbs each, which we guarantee to be full weight, strictly pars and unsurpassed by any in quality. Having resment partners 111MVI era ana Philadelphia, to take advantage of all changes in the market, we are enabled to sell Drugs. 0.. for cash or to prompt time dealers, oa ad taborable terms as Kastern jobbing houses. iCsr o. a. rannestock'e t ermiiuge furnished wltn kdiiiso French and Spanish directions. znhll-Smw, OP? KEGS 8 0 Soda; lObxaS 0 Soda in llbnanda-al-we z odis Aium; 10 do genuine Oaateel äoioi 10 bxs Indigo 10 lbs oaoh; 1 bbl Campbor; 2 bbls Sulphur; 2 do Ep. Salts 1 box Tartaric Acid; 2 cases B Lnster; 1 cask double refinedSaleratus:l bbl Cloves; 1 ease Nutmegs; reo'd this day and forsale by aps I. A D. HBTlf A,N?T. THE best sugar eured dried beef in the eity en bo hadi' very low at ap!4 HEESHBERGER CAB8QN. f3A Cases StonOhton Bittsrs reo'd and forss' eby m "aa apis i.a; v- usmami. I LOW HA, MILES 100 pair Plow Handles receivedand fer sale by 8AMUKLOKK. TINKERS' TOOLS. A eomplete assortrnt-nt in stare and for sale by ap29 8AMUEL ORE, TO UÜNTLEÜIE OF TAKTE. . CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TESTINGS, JSC., d0. JCST BECKIYKD AT D. S. ANDERSON'S Mercliant Tailor. I HAVE jnst received some bean'iful articles forQentfe man's wear, selected bv mvself. and superior in quality and beauty to anything ever before opened in this eity. ana of the very latest styles. 1 invite the attention of gentlemen! to my cloths, spring cassimeres, vestings, Ao.v ato. Any of these goods will be made up per order in tho modt fashionable styles, and warranted to fit. D. S. ANDMKSON. apzit-ti r irt street, petween main ana oyoamoro C'OI-FKIJ. 100 bags Rio from New Orleans rss'd per ' steamer Montgomery this day by ap2t rRESTON BR08. IfOl aTk BUSH prims Rye in store and for sals cheap by Jfß ap23 Z. H. COOK A SON. f T'SS ANCK OP COFFEE. 20 boxes iuetaee'd and kr It sale by ap26 8. K. GILBERT tt CO. b2&i4rh T.HS 8. C. Soda. 500 lbs Cream Tartar; . 250 lbs Floor Bulphar; tS bxs E. R. Darkle & Co's extra Saleratus; 200 lbs extra Indigo, for sale by ap23 Z. H, COOK dc SOTS. MOLASSES, AC Golden Syrup. Sugarbouse Syrup, Sugarhonse, Plantation and Reboiled Molasses, for sale by ap2jl J. W. & 8. VlgKERY. NASH'S PRACTICE. PLEADING AND PRACTICE UNDER THE CIVIL CODH. BT HO. SIMKO.V SASH. THIS is a large 800 volume, beautifully printed anal . neatly and ftrmlv bound in law sheet, price $5.60. Is . contains an ample collection of forms of petitions, answsrs, , entries for Clerks, returns for Sheriffs, ere. The forms of entries and returns which are very numerous render the work especially useful to County Ofhoers as wsll ' as to ths profession generally . For sale by apl6 T. C0NYNGT0NJ CO. IftJCSHROOM CATSUP. eases Mushroom Catsup I. A D. HEIMANN. 11. m. re'd and tor sale by ap!2 c LARET VI.E. -100 boxes in store and for sale by PRESTON BROS. . ap2t 15 I'CRWHBAT FLOUR AIvD HOMIJIY. 20 bags extra Buckwheat Flour: 10 bush. Is Hominy for sale b . mh27 J. W. A 8. VICKERY. FOR RENT. HOUSE for restcn Locust street between First and Seoond street, twenty-nine by seventy-five, 40 feet four story, 85 two story, all plastered useful for boarding or ooffee orany other use. apHltn r. L. H-ASSLER. SPßKVG GOODS!! WE are now receiving the largest and moat desirable .took of DRY GOODS. BOOTS, 8HOES, HATS CAPS and notions ever offered in this market, to whioh WS) -respectfully in vit. the trade. ap4 J. 8. JAQTJBSSftCO. AXKH 250 sett Buggy and tt agon axles for sale by my3 SAMUEL ORK. POPLAR SIIINf.LES. Ow3 ftiS POPLAR Shingles in yard and forests m 5 3 sjliby ap22 JOHN F. GLOVER. COFFEE. 250 bags prims Eastern Rio ree'd thisday per steamer City of Wheeling and for sale by P22 PRESTON BROB. dTkDOZ pickles ass'd sizes; H-F5do Worchestersauce; Olives; S do ass'd brandy fruit; do king of Oda sauce; 1 do India eor do: 5 doi Freeh mustard ; 5 do Cappin and Freneb 1 do Pauli sause 1 do Camp do, I do yeast; 5 doaas'd Jellysasd Jams; . 2 do India curry Powder; 1 do Pins apple marmalade, reo'd direct from Bos ton by myt , , ti . uuut cZ Biiii WONDERFULLY ATTRACTIVE. WATER HT. (SKXT DOOR TO R. BARNRit) BIT. MAIM IrXJTJST. WE most respectfully eall the attention of the oityand country trade to our beautifulatoek of Embroideries, White Goods, Ladies' Dress Goods. Onpe Shawls, Allendale, Lancaster and Marseilles Quilts, Gestlemen and Children's 1 Apparel and an endlesi variety of ar Ieles usually kept by retail merchants, whieh ws have jn.t received and opened. ; ap24 McK NNEY C0OKB. EXTR.pT P'ABglTHE.-F.T.alby if" RKK.M BAREGE. 18 cartoons Green Barege;. ins cartoons Urown narege, reo-u anu inr saie ij JAMES LOW CO. my9 lllBKPBSHtwts.j 100 Embroidered white Crepe Shawls: iro Pi.io do do do. ree'd this day and .forsaleby my9 JAMES LOW i CO. ! irLEACHKD"COTTON.-100!ass sos'd qualitresroo I j this day aad for sale bv JAMES LOW a CO., , J feb2 41 Mai a street, Louisville.

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