Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 254, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 June 1856 — Page 3

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COMMERCIAL. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS.

(jcl);til3'0iirtt;tl. "l.OCAtr 1) K PAIlTa est" i ; UP townitzks! . REPORTED BT TP TOW JCSCj. Firi. About 3 o'clock bunday moruing a fire broke) out ill I.umasco, tn a row of bouses known aa -Block 6" or "Curiosity Bar." The building, which were iniserablj wretched, at least in reputation wi re entirely

destroyed. . Latterly they were occupied by Mrs. Eliza Reid as "Travelers Rest." We are iufortued that a row occurred at the homo in the night, during which it was fired.., We are also .ufunued that while the buiUng was in flames, some rowdies stood on .the Fulton Avenue canal bridge, with Diatola. to nren'ut the fire corneanie from crossing with thelrapparatns, until the Sanies had got well uuder headway. . 1 The "frame houo adjoining aboye, was slightly scorched on the side next l the burning Muck. Water was supposed to be scarce in that vicinity. We prean inn mi r irinmn n. in. nini an - ä ftu Ii ar j niKn ca," thought for awhile that there was everythivg out water abtiut their particular locality. Boy;, everything's - not gold that glitters ; be not decided by appearances ; look before you leap, particularly, when that leap is to -be made iu tuo dark. , Sabe.eh. . - " . . " POLICE MATTERS. fiirott BticuTT Mill, Kso.., Jen 8. Her Ladyhp, Mra Nancy Crawford' wasbrought before bis bou- . or this morning, from out the dismal precincts of the lock up, where she has been dreaming of horrors, see- - lug stars and reflecting upon woman's rights, since last Saturday. We can give no better account of this case than a verbatim copy of tlio Recorder's docket, which is brief and pithy: " Defendant was to drunk and nas ty that trial was impossible ; sent back to jail, June 2d, defendant brought before me, was sick, and so I discharged her. " . , It is singular fact, that when Sancy was discharged, she went off. " ' AmaihTabd Battsrt. Martin Brown was beating on Martin Harcliet'a fence. The noise caused by this ' beatinf annoyed Mrs. Catherine Barche;, and sheen aeavoreu to quitt arovoi oruwo ntiu peraiateu, aim ; Mrs. Barchel insisted, ana attempted to drive Brown away. The noise maker pushed Mrs. Barchet violently against the fence, for which act of violence, Mr. "Martin Barchet complained before Esq. Kempf, and lU.i.la,, Wn.wn aa flnH 3 anH .ititl - JJj"A small row occurred on 5ui.day nightin the 1 wer part of town in which a German named Frank Miller used a knife on the clayey tenements of two or three boys. One named Henry Larue had his head cut 'in several places, and a young man belou?iLg at the Pavilion" Hotel, narrowly escaped with hislife.a blow with tht knife, by Miller, passed through oil his cloths, grazing the skis of the abdomen, and another aimed directly at his heart, was arrested, by the knife coming in contact with one of tne boy's ribs, preventing any further mischief than a flesh wound. Accoruingtothe testimony the German had just before been aggravated by some impudent boys, but the attack on the two injured, who were alone was unprovoked. This is as it was stated at the trial b) witnesses; of course we have no other source of information. Miller waa fined $15 and costs. , ..- -'. We think that Impudent boys should be punished, but for a full grown man like Miller to draw a knlle on boys, is unwarranted and cowardly, particular when according to the testimony, the boys so attacked were not molesting bim. ' Unfortunate Mistakes. Uno engine ara . t r r i . i , . ; nvea at tne nre ounaay morning witnout its liunu ppifcl Htuis, eilA v aa vViiauuciiitjf a iuub.er on in Venice" during the struggle. Another company placed their suction hose down an old privy, mistaking it for a cistern. The boys at the brakes commenced working vigorously, and then broke for the woods, holding tneir noses, i hey were sunocatea it Ute nre was not. That engine took a cold water bath after daylight Mistakes will happen in the best regulated families and why . not iu the Big Berries. We are lerry much obliged to our friend Mr. J. H. Barnard for a basket of large strawberries, fresh plucked from his ' place near this city. lie also sent us a gen.T- wa v via onuuiv v waw wi a .- tva w . iijiiig which are the largest we ever saw in this region.' We are gratified that Mr. Barnard moved to tho country, as we are sure the city's loss has been our gain at all events. Ice Cream. By advertisement it will be seen that Messrs John Farrell & Co. have reopened their ice-cream saloon. We need not say to the old patrons of that ice cream institution that no better ice cream was ever sold in Evansville than the article served up there. ; It has a reputation for superiority, which rep utation we promise will be preserved this ' season. ' ., '"' '' - "07" A. deck hand of the . Eclipse was last Saturday evening knocked down by a hogshead of, tobacco, which, rolled over the whole ; length of his body from the feet to the head, but not over it. .He was seriously injured and perhaps fatally.' ' , , : "; " fj5" Owing to our Daily being worked off Saturday night, we missed our usual telegraph dispatches, which came Sunday morns ing, and made a stale fire item of what should have been in yesterday's paper. -i . -i'- Suicide, -Cynthiana, Ind., May 31, 185G. t "Ma. Sasdeus : Our settlement has just 7t.. learned the sad news of the suicide of one of her best citizens, under the following circum- ; stances : His name is Prettiman Marvel ; he had gone with a drove of cattle to Logan county, Ills., for the purpose of herding them during the summer, and after taking his sup per as well as ever apparently, the evening of If.- OO-l l. l A Bfmt tta mues aistant, at tne same time giving oruers for his cattle to be turned out next morning, , which was done, and during the afternoon the ttV.ra o,, TrKri armisw. o... , , supicron and search was made. He was soon CrVf ,.-1,,,.. A JO.UJU o the fence, and took off the halter and hung ' i: If V, r 4.1 e rt't.- J . (ii.... . -"" 1 o' M o 4 . ingly steafly morjjs; he had received a partial Collegiate education at Greencastle, Ind. The loss falls very heayy,on his aged father, Jame3 Marvel, who resid3 pn Black River, and is one of the most respectable and wealthy farmers of Gibson county. Greencastle paper please Ji. B.,W. I copy.

RIVER IIVTEIXIGEXCE. , f ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Hondat. Jon 2. Southerner, from St. Louis to Louisville. Anawan. from Wabash te Oineiaaati.' -; Jaoob Poe. from Nashville to Cineiaaati, Jese Legear. from Whits River to Ciaoianati. B. Green, from Green River to Evansville. Jacob Trad el, from Dubuque to Cincinnati.

There is 8 feet water reported from Louisville to this place, and 9 feet to the mouth. . The Eclipse wa3 pretty hard aground al Casey ville last Sunday, but was lightened by one of the packets and got off. Two flat boats from Green River, laden with tobacco, were ' unloaded at the upper wharf yesterday. . The Fashion passed down Sunday morning with a good trip to St, Louis. We thank Mr. Clark for a package of papers. ; ? ; - The river is reported falling at all points above. Falling here yesterday, and no prospect of an immediate rise. The fast Memphis packet Wm. Garvin may be expected here early this morning for Memphis. She is an excellent boat, with a gorgeous cabin, and first-rate accommoda tions in every way, and clever officers. The splendid Robert J. Ward was at our wharf Sunday night from New Orleans, havins left that citv on the evening of the 27th. She was only out about four days and nine or ten hours. About the best or second best trip of the season. . The Wabash still continues in a mis erably low condition, with no prospect of an immediate rise, more than heretofore there has always been a J,une rise in that stream. An old pilot says he never knew the Wabash to be in so miserable a condition but once be fore, at this season, and that was a long time ago. ..: A couple of steamers were stuck in the canal at Louisville all last Friday, preventing other boats from getting up loaded with Cincinnati Convention delegate. There was some about as hard swearing before the Con vention, at the Lanat, as there will be among some of the returning delegates after the Convention. The ditch is soon to be closed for cleaning out, enlarging, &c. The Gov. Powell had adifficulttime in reaching Terre Haute. , She got within eight miles, and although she had a lighter, was compelled to put out part of her freight to reach Terre Haute ; , She started down light, and dragged over the bars for some distance, breaking her rudders several times. After getting two miles below York, she gave up, tho task of getting down till a rise comes. ' ' Yesterday we gave an item about the, Anawan,not knowing at the time she was sunk. She struck a rock at Block's cut-off, in the Wabash.'last Monday, and sunk in four , feet water. She was from Terre ' Haute, loaded with corn, &c, for Cincinnati. ' She is probably raised by this time. " V Since writing the above, the Anawan arrived from the Wabash, looking like a live boat, and we hope destined for a ; long and lucky career. She was smart in sinking in the Wabash instead of the Ohio. She was here yesterday afternoon. " The Pittsburg Dispatch of Friday says; Our rivers have been receding steadily until they have reached a stage that has compelled the large Cincinnati packets to withdraw. Their places, however, have been supplie 1 by a superior light draught boats so that freight will meet with no detent'on. ' The Fatal Affaiii at Bayou Sara. We learn from the officers of the Flj-ing Cloud the following particulars respecting the encounter at Bayou Sara, between Messrs. Robertson and Marks, reported in our tclegrapuic intelligence yesterday. : . , It took place inside the Post Office on Sun day morning, between Mr. Robertson, editor of the Chronicle, and two brothers, J. i.. Marks, editor of the Bayou Sara Ledger, and Leon D. Marks, lawyer of bhreveport. Kob ertson was killed, the brothers shooting him several times. J. R. Marks was slightly wounded in the head by a pistol ball fired by Robertson. J. R. Marks, who gave himself up to tho proper , authorities, , is now in jail; the other brother made his escape; ? . ' " Considerable excitement prevailed in Bayou tsara up to the time the D lying' oioua leit. . . .. :. N..o.Pic.,'rah. . . ,t . 1. O J . T tHB nnder-ianeJ would inform Ihe-citiiens of Erantville and Piioon tovnslup. that be has taken an omce in uarDenter'i Block on Fouth street; between Main and Locast, where he irf tirennrert tn lUitnit to all business entrused to hin and he hopes by close applioaiion and strict attention to cos iness to merit a liberal share of pnbiie patronage. uy26-lw. F. DURHAM. Justice of the Peace. fTMDKR VIS EGAK. 23 bbls Cider Vinegar for sale by lVASO'K BUCKING. W d Mason's challenge Ii H nlaoking ree'd t ad for sale by mytt I. t D. HEIMAXN. T lOFFEK. JuBt reo'd and for sale. 200 sacks choice Rio V Coffee by nt24 T EN N EY & SOSKNSON. T IME. Jost ree'd and for pale 2(( bbls choice WhiM Iii Lime bv mv'It TENNiJY & 80KKNS0N. A ClIAfC'i: 'i'O itiaki; jthii:, 17VANSVLLE is the be-t point in tho tre for the e tabfj lishment of a Pork and Molasee Barrel Factory. If th rieht kind of a man. or a coin ran v of men. will en age f in the business, 1 will give the Risbt for the eonnty, and tnrnish a set of irapp's relebratea narre l Machinery ac a Mir i price, ana will tae one-nan oi sue smonni in stooa ot tue ' concern.. Apply personal 1 or by letter to f my23-iwd x Indianapolis, ind.sSTk ä sfn tslia tsran on dp on ann inrsaie oy kksk. 25 bxs new w R. Cheese ue'd en consignmvS meat and for sale at Cincinnati prices by J. W. AC a. VICKKRT. SK?," ' m8 8. K. GILBERT ft CO., Sye. near V ater XXTRA FAMILY VIXKUAR 25 bbl. for sals by JCi oy28 . B. GILBERT & CO.. Sye. aT 'Vater. r BTTFR AX FOOLSCAP, PA PER. 75 Jt.am S. E. GILBERT ft CJ. TO CONTRACTORS. flROPOS AI. will b reei,ed by rh nadersiirnsd tn i ji. tn. ta ei jsasaut, lor h cradiat ana pavinr, wita lime stone not lass than 12 inches dean. 100 feet from low wains:, wi t.r mark neat to Water street, ana srTeled to Water street, tbe gravel tu be pnt oa ten inches thick; also, one srutter to be man el urn stou u ibcbbs ueep. lata in ftrftTei sun i feet wide at tbe top; that poition of the river front, from Mill to :!d i ross street abo-ve the pablte square . Payments to be sf cared by a lien upon the Wharf. Ten per cent per annum will be allowed npon the eost of said Wharf, theoity reserving the rifht to liquidate the whole or any portion o"f the deb at discretion. The revenue arising from said Wharf or Wharves, to g o to the extinguishment of tbe interest and principal, tbe whnle amount of principal and interest to e eatingnished by the oi'y within twenty years f.nm th. imtil.dA, nf !i 1 it Wharf. M, 8. UiSpOOT. Mayor. Henderson, JC7., MeyM. 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HEPOÄTED EXPBESSLY FOR THE JOTEN AL DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL SUBVENTION.

FIB5T DESPATCH. , Gincinsati, June 2. Immense crowd at Convention to-day. Pierce is considered out of the question. The friends of Buchanan and Douglas quite confi-: dent. Tickets of admission to Convention made to the National delegates From Mo. The Price Convention delegates not recognized as Democrats. Full discussion before Commit tee of arrangements. The question may come in Convention, but the Price men will not be admitted. Benton here and for Buchanan. SECOND DESPATCH. , . Cincinnati, June 2. The Convention met at noon. Benton delegates knocked down the doorkeeper ; entered fighting their way and took seat, tickets of admission having been given to their opponents. Neither New York faction admitted. Sam Medary,' temporary Chairman, after complimentary vote for Pierce on 1st ballot. Buchanan will- be nominated. Indiana, Ohio and tho free States will give him their votes. f , . " THIRD DISPATCH. , - Cincinnati, June 2. The Convention met at 12 o'clock with full delegates from all the States. Sam Medary, of Ohio, was appointed temporary chairman, and on being conducted to the chair, returned his thanks for the honor thus conferred. About this time a great rush and noise was heard at the steps of the hall, and persons ascending ntoit. lhe door keeper was thrust aside, and the Price Delegates from Missouri entered the hall, some of them with clubs in their hands,: and claimed their right to seats in the Convention against the decision of a corrupt committee of arrangements. . For a moment there was great confusion, and members left their seats apprehensive of a general row. Order was restored and the intruding dele gates took seats separate from those as dele gates from Missouri. ; ,; In the proposition for the appointment of a committee on credentials, the right of the Price delegation to seats as.ain came up. As the States were called, A. W. Lamb was named as the member ' from Missouri. Gen. Price " rose and called the attention of the Convention to the fact, that under the terms of the resolu tion no member should be named from Mis souri, inasmuch as tho scats of the recognised delegates was contested. ,' Mr. Richardson, of 111., referred to the in suit which had been offered to the Convention by the intrusion of the contesting delegates and hoped the Convention would protect itself from outrage. "'';..' . The President suggested to the contending delegates that the proper place to settle this question was before the committee on creden tials,, and with kind feelings advised them to take this course. : - : - The name of Mr. Lamb was then withdrawn and th delegation rotirod to the lobby. v A committee on permanent organization was then appointed. -The two delegations of New York were excluded by the committee on arrangements, and the question will come up before the Convention.' '.''.., , ' FOURTH DISPATCH. - f -; Cincinnati, June 2J ; Subsequently,, after the scene of confu sion, the lienton delegation1 retired "jn ac cordance with an overwhelming expression of sentiment of the Convention. A committee ou credentials and another on permanent organization were appointed Mr. Hallott moved that a committee on platform be appointed, to whom all platform resolutions be referred without debate. (Confusion.) : ' The Chair decided it to be tabled, but on the yeas and nays being called it carried. 8-t to 177. This is deemed an anti-Buchanan triumph. : . . - ,rM It is evident the platform will be made be fore the nomination, and it will be very deci dedly Nebraska. Adjourned till 10 o'cloct to-morrow i - ; ARRIVAL OF THE ORIZIBA. . , -v-f .- . . - . New York, June 2. . The Oriziba has arrived from Nicaragua with dates to the 22d ult. ' 1 The war had ended. The evacuation by the Costa Ricans complete. Walker had entered Virgin Bay. The Transit route is open. There is no interference by the British na val lorces; to tne contrary, they express peaceful intentions. The American squadron will therefore not remain at San Juan. ' Schlessinger was sentenced to be shot. Rivas has been proclaimed President of Nicaragua.. , Aid for Kansas. .. "! - New York, June 2. The Massachusetts House of Kepresentatives passed a resolution appropriating $ 20,000 to aid the Free State cause in Kansas. Washington, May 30. Mr. Sumner is more comfortable this morning, and the symptoms of erysepilis are subsiding. There had been a consultation by Drs. Perry, Miller and Lindsay, but no one was admitted. : . JJOTATOK8. 100 bushels ree'd per J K. Bell, for sale m. iy mySSO J. W. fi S. VIOKER. nCTTER. äff lbsohoioe Butterat 15 cents per lb. for Jis sais ay my8 Z. H,,COOK 4; SON. WOOD! WOOD 1 I VSICK0BT and Ath Wood for salgjby the single load r in M.M. larger quantities. Leave erdeTS at . J. W. & S. YIOKERY'3 Family Groeery. Main at. my23 JJVAMSVILLE IMSHHAKCE COJIPAUfY f t.va.ns ville, I r li i iv t j . orrica oh waTxa bstwibx main and sycamor btheets. rg'HIS Company will take risks oa Buildings, Stocks of M. Merchandise and other property against hre. Also ea merchandise and cargoes generally againat the perils of tie sea. rivers and inland transportation. - rCIRF.OTORS Jso.S. Ropkihs, - E. BABCOCK, 8. Witt-. O. MaSHEE, JKO. IMGLSi JK, H.D. ALUS. ' Wm.Browk, O. Vikle. R. Babxbs. JOHN S. HOPKINS, Pres't. Wm. T. Page, See'y, " my2 3m

Kiw Orxkahj, May 30.

nvui,Tu it. .viuain., ucvuumc, Dujcr -ounug Ounce thepast two weeks, comprising one oi tne most aesiroff. Wheat, SI 35. Mesa Fort. $17 .jO. Stock light, a'ule stocks to bo found iu the city, which they tiler at wholeHolders UD willing to sell. Prime Pork,$l4 M. Bacon Je and retail to their customers and tae publie generallljr hams i)c. Bacon, sidea9!c. Bacon, shoulders 7ic. i ,9W prioe for cash or prompt time buy.ra. Theirock conLard in Ke'i lU C. Kiocb lisrht Trrt in h,,r,l. ' 18tt ,B P"of the following: Broad cloths, black and lancy Oat-VmiT Kit'i.h rli.T. c t,,n b,irre, Cassimeret and Tweeds, white, butfaad aaej arsailles and Xc10i. Stock light. J-Offee lujc. 6lock heavy and ,ak Vesting, Cottonades. Croton cloths and plain and faaya

umimug. uujai, luma, too. rtmih. i.inen iirtiis, rioh Calicoes of irhiiip Allen, &pras;oes lino Whisky 25c. Tobacco. c. Stocks heavy. Cotton,, buts Mills and. other rich print-d Krench and Scotch Jacomiddling' lUJc; Cotton, fjir UjC. ; nets and Lawns, rich printed French ltobes. plain and satir " striped Beregss, black and colored Crape JUnU. ohiteCash- ' ' ? L't; i i - Saw OlLlim, May 27, P. 31. mere, plain and tancy Ginghams, rich, printed Orcaudies. Tobacco, wr bear of nothing done thus far. ' iBrillianteessjid Challi do Lames, white erapeShawls. black Suirarand Afolaaies. the receipts are not yet landed ni fancy ailk shawl ., rich still hawls and scarfs, blaok and and nothlDgof anv consequence has been done. . i ?h,i" f8 Mona antiqu- Farass silk and gingham c-t j,.v. . . limbrellas, Panama, Leghorn and Braid Hat. English straw Flour, the market is quiet and we bare not J etbeard 8na fancy Bonnew. rich bonnet Kivhons, Hois. Glores. orasalewortnreporlliis. Palm leat'and fancy Pans, boora and shoes. Carpets, floor and Wheat, there is a good, demand and we notice sales 'tair Oil Cloth and printed window bliads. together with a

of 1,900 sacks ordinary nl , and prime at 1 40 t bushel. ' Corn dull, with sales of abont 3,000 sacks, of which 1,900 at 55 s)5i)c,auJ WIO white at 57e. . '' Oats, the transactions include 8C0 sacks St. Louis at 40c. and 200 at 4'2c. Pork, we notice only retail tales at $17 formers Bacon, uotliinj of any consequence has yet been done. " , Lard, a lotof 32 bbls have been aold this morning at 10tc Whisky, the sales included 123 bbls raw at 264'c. Coffee, 200 baessold at 10c, and 50 at 11c. - Ba?iupr, Indiana is still advancing. The transactions comprise 1-20 bales taken last evening at 16 're; llrtthis moruingto arrive, at lCc cash and 60 also to arriveat uccagn. J tie asking rates are row i (a; I7ic. Freights, the market is dull, and thus far no new en easements are reported. . ; " exenanpes, the ciemana is limuea witn no material alteration in the rates. i AUCTION SALES. "AKltLWOOLSKr BIKAM NELSON Old Court ilonse. Corner of Moin and Vhird streets, immediately opposite the Washington Hotel, i , , WAVING leased for a terra of Tears and fitted nit the A. above well known stand, we are now nroDared to re ceive lorsaie at ancuoa or private sale, all kinds of aooris. warusand merchandise; household luraiturs, horses, bug(ies.etc. etc Cash advances madie on consignments when reqnlred.' Resiilar sale ererr Taesday. Tbursdar and Satnrdav. eommeneingat So'clock, A, M. Also Tuesday, Wednesday ana rri'iavnisDts. at eariTiaslitrht. uut-aoorsaiei anasales o I real estate promptly attended t . - - . Wa are weekly receivinr. and have sow on hand a lam and reneral assortment of FUENITURb,. eonsistinr otslat. spindle and bannister backs, scroll and scollop tops, rim oaca omce. rreucn, jenny Liina, am Hstie wood seat Chairs; mahogany and rose wood sofaseat Chairs: Elisabeth chairs: spring seat arm rockers, sofas, sociables, eentre, card, diainc and breakfast tables: liirtit and wash stands. lounges, mirrors, fine common and misses' bedsteads, mattrastes. tin and wiresafes, ete., which we will .ell at Cincinnati prices. w e nave also on nand a great variety ornotlons. jewelry, violins, accordeons. pocket cutlery, guns, pistols whips, etc., ete., which we will sell at reduced prices for cash. wbolesaloorretail. WOOLSKY & NELSON., . wir Anet's. . AM BROT YPEÖ r AT Till! 3 TJ 33 ZE3 jOl. IVI ! HAVING feio very heary x pense m lctjrniagth procea. And i n tittintr us mv rnoma for t.a.)i insr Amti rnr v n I am bow prepared to pnt up ia the tin est styl any sited AmbrutypeM, from & oae-Dtnth to one-half The AdIta type ia tar ajperior t- the Daguerreotype in tone ad beauty, h ivinc none of th rlare of tn Dusinfcrrr tvne nlutA. ml eaeenin any light. We also rake two pictnres atoneiittiufp. a positive and a negative picture, and when held to the light it is perftidcly tfikimpifot. The Anabrotypes are durable, beioR, vhn tiDt?h4, entirely air and water tight, andean be taken iu all kinds ef weather 1 1 me for adults lvr a ni.ting. from 10 to 30 seconds; children r.m 3 t , . Plea call and see jpocimon. r F. Daguerreotype) taken ia the differeatütvles. Ieb8-tf . W. W. XILKäTON. NEW DKtCS, PBKS Jil) PINK. B" EICH & V'IKRLINt have jast opened a laro assortment 3Ld nt Urnicsaiid Medicines, to which they invite the attentiou of Merchant and Physicians. They also keep Window Ohu i1:iij.vnre. Tobacco. OtRars. Paints. Brnihesof allkinrls. Oil. Dystutl3, Spices, Perfumery, Fancy Articles. &c, A:c. Ai.so all popular Patent Medicines. All km du of raiiats ground in oil. Pure Wiles andßrandies for ftle-dicina! purpuw . Jfrscriitions careTuur prepared, can at ao. i atrst.. ander the Journal 0 thee. my8-tf WE are now rieeivinK a large lot of ths best con! in the West, and art ready to supply our friends and custo mer by the small nr lance quantities. - U e will deltrer it to private houses at l&fr cents per nusiie.. to the wholesale con sumers, we will make a liberal deduction. Orders latt&t the utore of Uulliniriworth & Hughes will be promptly attended to. ap2 4.W.AJ. W.HUÜHK8. M. T. icoss, M. IK, rWENDERS his professional frrviem to the citizens of Ev 'JL ansrill and vieinitv: residence etween Judsr-i Foster and J. H. Bjtfoudick ou Cherry street lirausville. Ind. - apia-iyo ... , , ' , 8CIriKFIK FL,OtTK. W are always in ree eiptfo choice brands of Flour, which we deliver to our custo mers at as low a price aa any ether hon-e in tews. - oJ.We.nC ta V lUiall it I . P. 8. Vow selling at 6 per bbl and $3 per batr. inferior grades in proportion. my 13 Irr f OAS Ed Boots and Shoes, best qualitv inst ree'd by OU myl3 J. H. MAGHüE & CO. MY Clerks say they fear Thve bonbt more Ooods tlien we wiil be able to sell the Dress t season . Now. in ordtsr to avoid tfie like oorturre.oe. I have given them inatroo tiousto sell the Goods at much less than our usutl low rate. To my customers, and all others who want bargains in Irr Oondj, X would respectfully aa-, now U 3'our time tn "itch in." ' S. KMBIClf. aol2' ' Main street, three deors below äeocad. i 1SH New Codfish and M ikerel for sale by rayl i. W. & 8. VICKERT. ; iTIc IiTi ä KViV COOK K9 ' 1 . WATFR RTRSIKT. BKTW EKN H AtS ANI I.OCVBT STRKKT3, Wfl AVK juit received a new and large supply of fine and H ML cheap Mantillas, fine sets Application i ii'lersleeves, Collars, CemiituMvd, radursleeves, and the best and fineut asr men t of Kin broideries ever bought lor thw market. Thev invite aspeedyoall from aii the citizens of Kvangville and surryundiug country t aa examianfcion for themselves. he to re purcaauing elsewhere, as they rromixe to sell any article in their house at the lowest cash price a, - Come soon eome tae and all. my 22 THKY CIAN'T BR BKATJ - ERY FINK IS U M AI E K SOFT HATS'. T !1HR best, lightest and finest shaded Soft Hats, that can besten. Call and tee. mv28 . VAtTIEK & MARCONNrER. Main street. THE LITTLE MAS 1:' ... ! . J ' I WITH THK - ' ' ' ' ' 23 I Car STOCH1!! Who can dress a person in Wool. l.iun Silk or Cotton. flVFRY Gentleman desires to be neatly and tastily dres.4 ed. It is eminently proper that this should be the aim of all. and we have noticed thatnearlv all the well-dressed deaUens of our etty purchase their Clothing at A.- LOB 14 IN STINK'S ' AVeMteru Star Clothing1 Store, under the Pavilion Hotel, corner of Water and Sycamore sta. Bverythingin the line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, may tie had. ready nt4er made to order. mo only in the beat manner itnd style, bot at the rery lowest prices. - A general assortment of Hate.'Caps, Leather Trunks', Car-ret-bageand Valises, everything that a gentleman can wear or use, you may find at the Western Star. - apS - ÜKOCPK1ES AND PKIVISIOiVS U If H BR U oan the hungry people get ' M The best of Grooerics, dry and wet? They'll find them, yon may safelv bet, - , 1 AtZ. H. Cook & Son's. : ' There's flour and sugar, soda soap, J " Pipes, pickles, buckets and kitchen stuff; -; Cigars quite worthy of a puff, Foreash at Z. H. Cook h Son's. There'stodhah., coffee, starch and a pice, Hams, cheese and butter. very nice; All to be bad at thelowest price, ' For cash at Z H. Cook & Son's Corn meal, molasses, pork ant salt. And further, lest the rhvme should halt, ' You'll find inst every thine but fault For cah at Z. H. Cook & Son's. Jn fact, bolier this tale or not No man, excert a stupid sot. Can warn for oven, pan or pot. Or anr thing that ean't be got ' .. Te nibble cold or swallow hot. ' m i For cash ac Z. H. COOK & SOJTii. J lfiTk f if l,BS assorted'Wire;" 30 Pigs Block Tm; pf J W W 25 slabs blok Zinc; 5 easks Sheet Zinc; reo' d and for sale by my!7 SAMUEL CRH, CA1.DWEIX ft LAiVGLCT, sTTl VING taken the old stand formerlv ooenDied bv Z. JL JL Cook, nest the Post Oflice. have a larte and well select ed stock of family (groceries, which tbey oner low tor casn. hopinx by close atteu Jon to business to reseive a liberal share of public patronage. my8 1g g g f g nTRRIAGE and fire Bolts ass'd sizes; AW f J Jf ß ISO sett brass and silt ered Bands; 150 do dash irons or Bogsrie. for ,-vl. iv myl7 SAMUEL. ORR. O l' tRI KS. SO bushtla Potatoes. 30 lbs Table Buiter, O 100 dos Eggs, just received at myl7 CALDWELL & LAXGLEY'S Family Grocery. Hi EW WHOlES ALrTwi S E AND LIOC OK STOKE. VITS hereby Inform the publie of EvansvilleandsurronndV . ang e 'nntry to teneral, that we nave, under this date, opened an above said concern: where we shall keep constant ly all sorts of Wines and Liquors, which we intend to sell at tne lowest prjoua. - country score aeepers win uo well to give ns a call. Particular attention is called to ear stock of pure Port. Claret and Madeira Wines. Freneh brandies, good old Whisky ia Dottles, wnica are auaptea lor meuicai pnrroses. S. HAMBO CO.. my!6-tf Main stree', opposite the Court Bosse. STER CADLK8. 18 boies'of f ull"we!lit Star Caoflleä reo'd and for sale by my20 J. W. ft S. VICKE RY. l lULbt HAMS. A supply or these ver superior w.r, name, per steamer Kowiing (ireen, ree'd and for sale by COLORED CAMBRICS 5 ca$ei dark colors; -6 do liga do: 5 do bLwk do; roo'd to-Uay and fnrsale It ' my26 JAMES LOW & CO. TE4. ü hf-ehu extra fine assorted Tea in )4 lb papers: 10 hf-cheats Tea Gunpowder. Imnerial and Y. Htmiu; . 50 oaddiee'.nnpowder. Imperialand Y. Byeonelbeeaoh; 25 boxes Gunpowder, Imperial and Y. HvsonlSlbseaob; 10 hf -chests Pouckoac Teas of extra qualitv for sale by

SEW GOODS AST NEW PRICES. (HAKKLIM it RbULY beg leave to all tho attention to l9 their friends and customers, to their largo and well se-

grt Tariety of Trimmings, small varea and fancy foods. VC &c. myl , SUAXKLiX ft KEILY SKW AOf:KEAP IJOOOS! McKINNEY & COOKE. WATKB ST, NEXT BOOfc TO K. BAKOS' BKTW MAIN AND LOprRT. ARh, now receivins; and opening a most desirable stoek of sprinr and summer goods, consisting in partof every variety usually kept in a dry good store. Silk. Challis. Berages, Kobe. Lawns, Brilliruites. Bonnets. (Crape, silk Lace and Neopolitan.) Bihbons, Lace Kdginrs, 3)nvesad Hoseingin great varity Cloths Caosimeres, Pant goodsnnd Vesting, in rich profusion, fte., &e. ap3 JEXVLLltV! .IKWELRV!! THE nndersigned would respectfully Inform the eitire". of ETansrilie and vicinity, that he has just received and is rroeiving a new and large assortment of Jewelry of all kinds, direct from New York tn which be would ak the attention of those desirous o : purchasing. His goods are all new and of lhe latest styles and will be sold for cash at the lowest possible prices. : All kinds of Watches and t tne pieces repaired ia a work man-like manner, at reasonable charges and work warrant ee. UHAi. KARA 131, On First strset three dnora below the Postemce, at the stand formerly occupied by l. doehen. j .. NOTICE. .- TIWRS-M. DONALTJSO' would respectfully Inform the IfH ladies of Evansvillit ind its vieinity thit (he has taken a nous neat uoor to Mr. icuoiu Hart's dweiiiug. on the cor ner of Second and Oak ttruets, and she has had long experi encc in Dress raakiogand Bleaching and doing up all .inds of Straw nd Neapolitan bonnuta and she hopes by doing her wora neat ana reasonable to lnTite a share oi n puoue prmnage. mvztt TO MKKCH4M1.. Stlll'l'hlin A,l UTHKii f'fHS undersigned wouiti announce that he has fiaished ha JL Jargeand substantial new Wharf-boat 91 A M M O X II CAVE." He has plaoed her. for the sake of convenience in all stages et tne river, at tne loot et vine street, lie wilt at all times hereafter be pleased to give prompt and eareful. attention to receiving and shipping as well as to all other river business thit may he entrusted to him. r The patronage therefore of the Mrtrc' ants. Shippers and ethers ei tnuoity anaoi uie interior is soncneo. ap3-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL. 1 DK V ROODS AT COST. 5f POPKTNS K UUEL) intending to change their hnsiness. jfl. will now offer their ontire stock of Dry Goods at cost tor cash. All who want bargains will pleaseeall and examine goods and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere my l-2m "10FFF.R 230 bags prime received per A. L. Shotwell y a and Niagara, for sale low by mjB " " WOOD ORDERS for Wood left at U. be promptly filled. - GEO. FOSTER A" CO. E. WHEELER'S, will ap7-amwsa WABV WAiwOlVS. doa fancy enameled top cabs; II H doi willow eals; ä tlo willow wngons, tor sale by myl IRISH LINENS, DAMASKS, &0.; t&C. J ITSTrecM direct from tbe manufacturers ia Ireland, two canes of Linen Goods, eouistiug of ' " IO-4 Bleached Linen Sheeting; -4linch Pillow Case Linen; 4-4 Shirting Linen from 2S to $1 25 perynrd; Linen Cambric Haodkerchie'afrota $1 to $12 perdox; Linen Lawn and Linen Cambric; Bleached and Brown Damask Table Cloths; 1 - , . do v do Snowdrop do . do:. 8-4 Bleiched and Brown Damask Table Linen; , Napkins, Towels. Huckahaek Diaper. &e. Tuese Uoodsare warrantedall Linen, soft finish and Ore as Blp.-vch. For sale at the lowest price--, wholesale and retail, by my21 SHAN'KLIN & KKILLY. meoictL. DR. W. A. HORRALL Keleotio phvsieian, tenders his services to the citizens of Evansville and vicinity, in tltepractiiteof med-oine and obstetrics. Othee on Main street, opposite the oourc house in tne oiUce formerly occupied bj J.N. McOill. M. D. myl-3m KICII ItAlCE !Vl .IKU4KKAIU.K. rgHB richest and most varied stoek of epring end snmmer .M. dry goods are now ready for inspection at Roser's new itore near the corner of Main and First street. Were pectfullv invite the ladies of Evansvillle and vicinity, to give us ac:ill before pnrebsäing elsewhere, as we still adhere to our old motto "sell cheap and sell heap. ' ' Our new style Mantillas, silk and straw bonnets. Freneh and Swias embroideries, di ess trimmings, kid and finish silk gloves, parasols, cape, shawls, brilliants de laines. bareges, fawns, white dress goods, ladies, misses and children's shoes. also cottonades. Drillings. Vestings and Coatsngs for gentle men's wear and in tact every article in our tine naa no rival in noiut of stvle and- ouslitv. all oflt'rwds have been pur chased at New York, from some of the first importers and are therefore enabled to complete with any bouse in this er any Western city . - - ' ' Again we ay give uj a eall and w will sell on good at astonishing low prices. iplS ROSER BRO & FREY. O lO COFFKK. 50 baas reo'd per Antelne. for sale by 'V dee:tl S. B. (ILBK'' & CO. . sye. near w ater; BU'DY. 25 doi pure Catawba brandy for sale by myj I. AD. HEIM ANN. WR. CHKKKB 35 boxes W. R. Cheese, ree'd pel Ohi. forsaleby myli J , W. & S. VICKERY. Ts ITTIMI. AO. 2 bales No. ü Wattlne: ,TTI"J. &0.2S bales No B 20 aro Bonnet Board; 78 reams Wrapping Paper, ree'd 20 gro Bonnet oai per Rainbow by my7 iXGlXKVrORKS. : . 71 O lbs assorted iruu Packing . 1 reels Packing Yarns . 20(1 lbs assotud White Rore; , : -," i. - ados asserted Wrenehes; . Miht Nc. 1 Fleer of Emory; -.h 5 kbls Winter-strained Lard Oil; or sale by my7 HO RS B KOO K & CO mif ADDER, AC I eask Madder: 1 bbl Salt Petre; : If si 5 bagi Pepper; S bags Spice, just ree'd per Ynba r my7 pr 1 H.OOR At OV. 1 ICECKE.AJ1! ICE CKEAHIÜ fWISH to inform my f riendsand tbe publie generally, that I have re-opened my loe-Cream Saloon on First stre-t. nearly opposite the Postofbxe, where 1 hope to givo ntire satisfaction to all who may favor me with their patronug . iny!6-tt ' j - , P. JlcKAf. e. j. a AYES. At.krs.' CA1G. O.TIItjaAN. 18ÖC. . SIMtlNIi STOCK. 1856. : HAYES, CRAIG & CO. Main Comer Fourth streets. Lonisville, Ky. and 178 Water St.. New York. W" THOLES ALE dealers in Hats. Caps end Straw oods ff have now in store, and are in daily reeeipt of the most complete assortment of goods in their line, to finundin any establishment W.st of New York City. We are now selling and shall continue to do so, te Indiana Merchants and others, upon as faverable terms, and at as lew prices as the same articles can be hught in any of the Eastern laatkets. We invite an examination our stock for convincing proof if our assertion. . , . , - aplS-Sm . PISiB WALl7F.VPER-.-lirHOITKKY WORK. NRW ATtRIYAL Of PAPERS. CnMIDT A STARK have just received at their rat.abls.sh 1 meuton First nreet. a raj assortment of Wall Papers, from common qu ilities to the tiusst gilded, com prising everything of the most beautiful description iu this Irne. They Uo keep everything appertaining to upholstery, and cover chairs, sofas. &e in superior 6t)le; Having jnstenlargea our store-room to nccommodat-V an increased bnsiness, we are now prepared to receive customers, and show them a large s ock and low prices. ' ' , . '. sp'.'Q-tf l E W EA JI ly V . w TU have bought the steck and taken the store formerly occupied by T. Baenn AT uo.. on aiam street, oppns't. the Branch Bank, and have made large additions to their stock, witheueh arrangements for future supplies as justifies us in promising the eititen of Evansville and. vicinity, as great a variety of the best articles of Family Groceries aa any w in th. flitv Beinsf determined te use every exertion te give satisfaction ia all eases, we hope te receive aliberal patronage. Give ns a trial. AI! Goods elive'ed freeof charge.. mhlS ' H IS US UB IS KU Bit A; UiSU TOGENTIiIiHIE.1l OF TASTE.; CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, YESTJXGS, C.', iC. . 1 just bkceitfo a ' ; , D. S. A EESO N ' S . Jlcrchant Tailor. ; ' ' rHAVE jnst received some besu'iful articles for Gent.eman'm .r. selected bv mvDelf. and suDerior in duality and beautvto anvthing ever bofore opened in tbiseity. and f the very latest itvies. I invite the attention of gentlemen to my cloths, spriog eassimeres. vestinrs. &e.t &c Any of these goods will be made no per order in the mn.it fashionable . i . n . ran ivnL'L'unv sty lea. nna warranu to nt. . v. t . l-i. h.iv-. . apf-tf Firt street, between Main and Sycamore. iMl I1TG G O'O OS! ! " llfEtre now receiving the largest and mos', desirable V 'tock of DRY GOODS BOOTS. SHOES; HATS CAPS and notions ever offered in this market, to which We respeotfully iavikthe traue. ' ' ' -ap4 , J. S. JAQCES3 t CO. dTI..RlFIEO Sl'GAR. O bbls crushed and powdered New xorkand Philadelphia best erana. tor sole n m8 GEO. FOSTER A CO. r Great Auction Sale! AT . THE STORE OF T. GRANT. WILL sell at Publie Auction, on Wednesday, ths 4th of JL June next, the following articles:: Corn Crushers. Cutting Boxes, . Corn Shelters, . ,. Plows. Harrows, i ' Circular Saws, " Meat Guteem, Traeeehaine. Ames' ä pedes. Lipineott's Spades, Forks, . Picks, Churns. c orn unn '. Fanning Mills, Scythes. L.ig Ohaias, ' Hoes, - - ; Ames' Shovela. ' . Day's Shovel. Lipidcott's Grain Shovels, Vnm A iirurs. . prooauig loo la. Ropea, Saffee. Sickles. i.j i .kort a xeneral Mni" ' "cu"'u r impiemT Wage. 15..AX) feet of Poplar Lumber, one Sawingand Mortising Maohiae. one Hay Preas. Building "AlMumeunder five dollars. Cash; all snms over five and nnderone hundred dollarse six months credit; all over one handred, H cash. X in six months, aad n onejre. my6-ta .' Aatignee of Thomas Grant. J.,. a , : , a CJWEET POTATO PLANTS. l.00 Sweet Potato S3 Plants, reo'd per adam,' Express bv myl -d aw . Z. H. COOK k SOX. H myS AVABA BVbAIi,-.i boxes r'c.d pe leby ! . S. E. GILBE Niarara. for S.E.GILBERT ft CO.. my21 Bye. aeax Water.

Nails; 10, tons assortad aastlan for ssle ap!2 baH'i. ORR. FI.Ol'U Kye, Buckwheat and Supernne wheat Flour! ale by ap23 . J. W, A 8. VICKEKY f M)W H A!'ni,ES SOC'pair Plow Handles nceirti and for sale by ap2 8AMUBL OKR. PI ! KR(5; TOOLS. A complete assortment in toi 1 and 'or sale by apZl 3AMCEL ORR. M IMIllOOM TATfet"P. easesilusbrnom Cawtp re'd and for sale by eplZ 1. ft u. MMtiAw. 'LAKK t V I.MS. ILO boxes insto'e and for sale by pM FRBSTON BRQ. A XLK 250 sett Boggy aad Wagon axles for sale by my3 . SAMUEL ORR. TTI.G. 100 tales So. 1 ree'd this (Hv and for sale by ap22 . PRESTON BROS. II EK"K. 56 boxes reo'd this day and for male by OTTO A AD ES .25 eases Cotton a! es roc d th is lay aa li forsaleby apl JAMES LOW At CO. I.K. 50 bbls more of that supeior Philadelphia lie just J Ja. res u ana tor sale oy ap!5 PRKSTONBROS. a: Rll.l.l WTKS. 5 eases Brilllaotine reo'd to-day and tnrsaleby mjn J AMBS LOW 4s CO. Cll'PKR Fl. E FLOCR ia bbl and sac is. rarione brands, 3 for sale by. apl4 J. W. & S. VICKERT. ?T BOXES of 3. C Soda received and f , w I. & D. ASW. 1-1-ouAca at Diaka and Musselman'9 Tobacco" vee'd and forsaleby my3 . I. I). HBIMANN. tR ISH IASKV. K eases in store and forsaleby , my9y JAS. LOW i CO.. 418 Main-st.. Loa.. lTy. T1 CTORIa" I.TV jS. too pieees reo'd and for saielty jny JAS. LOW & CO.. 418 Maia st.. Loa., Ky. C"1 KniE OLIVK OIL. 18 caess Olive Oilrecwlvea H and forsaleby ap!2 1. & D. HEIMAHM. IT If KOR V tsUIRTIAG- 2D kle ree'd ti-dav ant. 11 forsaleby my3 . ' JAS. LOW & CO. B sTsasTsaLBS RiccFloun 20 Cem starch, jostree'd by 1UU ap20 Z.H. COOK SON. A fs SETTS Buggy and Waggon springs for salf ty5 tV my 3 . S AM L ORR. MLASSTjSoO boxes I 'd brands in stor and for sale by 1 IRR, DALIE.V&CO. myl4 . j ; s ALERATCS.and for sale by -25 boxes Stanlev'el lb papers, ia store my 14 ORB, DALZELL tt CO. A I.E. 25 barrels Pittsburgh Ale received and for sale by myl4 , - . I. & D. HEIMANJf. rE.MOA' 8 RCP. 25 boxes of 1 cmon Symn receivett A and for sale by my 14 I. t D. KEIM ANN. ,f III EES K. SO boxes English Dairy and WeKtern Reeerra Cheese forsaleby myl I. ft P. HEIMASX. HARPER'S M AUAXIII K for Mav. just ree'd aad for sale by ap23 T. CONYXGTON & CO. 'BOB AOCO 4P boxes asiorted qualities fives and pounds A i ust ree'd and for sale low by myl6 S. E. GILBERT & CO.. Sye. near Water. COFFEE. bags prime Eastern Rio ree'd ttisday per steamer City of VY heeling and for sale by ap22 PRESTOS BROS. 6 RXS Citron; 25 drams Figs: 71 " 5"01bs paper shelIAlmonds;500 boxs Sardines reo'dti Knropsbv apM Z. H. COOK ft 80S. ITALIAN CI.OTH 3 eases assorted qualities, ree'd this day aad for sale by JAMES LOW ft CO.. apW - 418 Main street. Lonisville. Ky. g Rk ALS cotton r-pe; W 10 do Halter do; bv nr-SO ' 10 reals Hemp rope 75 do Bed eords. jnst ree'd Z. H. COOK ft RON. n ROOMS. 40 doien," aaser'ed qualities, just receives b nov2I TK.N-NkY A 80KKNS0N. NEW CASH STOKE. HAYING received and opened aa entire new stoelt of spring, both staple and fanev goods, earpets. oil cloths,' ore. We now invite the eitizens of Kvaasville and vieinity to tavor n with a eall to oromisinr latest stvleeof comas and small profits. JAMES OAKLY ft SON, '. p -' ist sti-ostes s Dioea. MOPKINS ft REEUhsve just received anne tockefgentlemeu's wear, such as spring and summer Caseimeres, Linen Drillings and Ducks, summer Yestings, ander shirts. Drawers. Gloves, i Hose. Linen hankerchiefs and summer Cravat. AH of the above named artioles are of beautiful quality, and will be offered low for cash. my2-2m i ECLECTIC MEDICINES. UECEIVED by CRAWFORD BELL, the largest assortment of concentrated preparations ever brought to thia market, comprising: - Kupatorin. Pangninarin, Senecin, Leptandrin, Podophyllin, Gelsemin, Hvdrastin. Irisin, Macrotia, l'hytolaccin, - Myricin, Asclepidin, Hyoscyamin, Scutellarin,. Xanthoxylia, Cypripedin, Canlophylin. Helonin. myv R ICE. lOcaska prime Carolina, forsale by my GEO. FOSTER ftCO. 1' i TORIES. iy 50 case Lemon Svrnp; ' 5 do Brandv (cherries; 4 bbls Peach Brandy; 5 eases Jamaica Rum; 10 cases Catawba Brandy; 10 do Cordials; 4 do Green Swiss Cheese; 7 do Curavo. for sale low 8. MYERS. Sycamore St. - by mvl7 ('OK K A NO CO A I, TAR. ALL persons wishing to buy Coke or Coal Tar of the Gal fTomnanv are reauested to call at the olfioe of tbeeem pans, on Locust between 1st and 2d streets, and pay cash id advance; as hereafter no coke or tar will be delivered at tho works without an order from the President. myl . O. G. B.CAT3. rTea't. RrTCARB- SODA. 40 half-bbls ree'd and forsale by my5 OB: IALZELL CO- . COAL! COAL! I THE Bediam Coal Company, of Evansville, Ind., offer to contract for the deliverv of Four Thousand Bushels Ooal daily either at tbe river side, opposite the Mines, or afthe wharf at Evansville. Tbe quality of the coal being undoubtedly the best on the Lower Ohio, it is well worth the- attention of steamers, whion. dtsohargingor receiving freight at Evansville would save time by ooaling there, i L uisville Journal and St. Louie Intelligencer eopy one month, and send bill to this office. mvis-lm IIANANA, FRINCIPK AND DOMESTIC. ITA VING opened a store exclusively for the sale of cigarH H and tobacco. I invite the dealers in this article, and ia part? ularthe country mereauts to call aad examiae my extensive stook. consisting of the most desirable brands of Cigars, made up ia boves from 50 to 900 ie a boa. i shall keep constantly .an-eaeellent assortment on hand, and will sell them a low prioea., The attention of Barroom and hotel keepers is politoiy reiaefted, having always superior brands to auitthe-r Aradeen-aana. u, snsi sunta. Corner runt and sycamore streets, nearly opposite clement ft Viele aad Presten Bros. j , j my2 r , a. H.lAO.T ft.r - w, vnaAnu. a.r, 1! A V Ill.Ii.tnU, a - - GENERAL FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 23 FKO-VT STRCET. SKW OKLK Alfa. 83" Ptirticolar attention paid to all eonsignmenta of Weltera Produce, aad to orders fo- Naval Stores, is. , V; i KKFKR TO , ,e 8. A. HEHDKB80, New Orleana . . , . i Convsbsb ft Co. ....- :: W. A. VlOLKTT, ' . . . . 'i -. , , W. A. anprew ft Sura " i , ; -i - ' - J. J. MrjRPHr. Esq., Memphis , ' T J. FivsiK.Esq., -. : . , D PktkR Opmn. Esq., Dayton. Ohio. ,..,. Tii.i m a. Rozxa ft CO., at.. Louis, Col- J . White Louisville. Ky.. Roa'T S. MiLLEB. Esq.. C. i.YiN lloi.MKS, Esq., Cincinnati. I.UfHtK Bklkx. Esq., " Coir. Samuel Stone. Chicago, III. myls-3md -vr-n ' ' 1 J. II. JTIACIIEE fC., MA VING closed out nearly oar wnoie nrst pnrcnasesoi Spring Gwods, under a very heavy trade lor the pastsiz weeks, we are now receiving a second edition purchasedafc greatly reduo.d rates, and we are offering the most desirable and elegant stock ot Dry Goods ever brought to the West. at very low prices, and would invite merchants to eall and examine for themselves if they wantte buy cheaper than, they . i l . l , it- :. nave nuugiii ueiure. itb . juiowitM aavw Prints. Oottonartes, - . -, - . Ginghams. Jeans. Apron Checks, Sattinete, Ohaiiis, Cas.imeres, Bereges, V esting, DeLains, . Jaeconeta, ftc, fto. and all kinds of roods (uitable te the season; besides aa ele gant assortment of Silk and Straw Bonnets ap22 . SKW LIGHT ON THE KVKJEC I . HA VING moved my Tailoring establish. ..At to Main St.. oppositethe new'Court House. Ivrals invite the gen tlemen of Evansville to an inspection of my 'tork, now that I have amnio room to -bow them C nsi'tmg if Freneh. Eng lish and American Cloths. Doeskins and Casr.'icoresef every shade and price. Silk, Satin and Linen Yest.i'ags suitable for the sea inc. all or any oi wnicn will maxe up to oraer on short notice and the most reasonable prioee f xcash. . There is po use in having goods lr tbey can't be-sold. call round gentlemen. If I can't suit yon. I can only say like Berne in the rehersal, you must be d d odd fi-h. myl3-lm PAYID Q'NEIL. - riCIA'CEftCO 'S mELOIIEOAS, WITH divided swell, secured by letters patI : i i-tent. Mav 23d. 1855, nTVT" FT fi By means of this swell, solo passages may. 'J J y l be played with the foil power of the instrument, while thenceompaniraent is soft and subduedrf - Hereafter all the Melodeons made by Prince Oo.t will be furnished with this attach uent witbont extra charge. , ' Mensrs. Prince ft Co. could realize a handsome fortune by disposing of rig its to otl er manufacturers, but as they prefer to make it a fatnre in their instruments, it can only be obtained by purohangf p COLBnRN..w, .Agent, m7 76s West Fourth street. ' MOUE-?fKW SPKI.Cl GOOIfS . WE received per steamer Effie Afton end J: P. Tweed, thirtv-eight eases of fine spring shoes for ladies and r gen'swhicb are now open and will be sold this week to the tn .d people who will please move quick, as we eannot hold eve myl HENDRICKS & MeRKA. lSSr SPRING TRADE OPEf. 1856. ri HR subscribers are now ia receiptor their spring stoek, L eompriaing every varietv and kind of Meek'a Women's Vimes'. Boy's, Youth'sand Children's Roots, Shoes. Gaiters. Raskins. Slippers, ftc., fte.. to which they eall the attention of the trade. Those goods were purchased early, and selected from tbe hrst.and moat desirable stock offered ia the Kaste markets. r HENDRICKS ft MeRRA. mh21 - - ' Firvt.st.-nMM' Main. iti;nivA.. , . ., , CIOLBTJR ft HERSHBERGER have removed their J stock of Mattraases to the new building lately pat np by Mr. Hughes, on Water street, next door te Canal Baak, where they will keep eonstantly on hand, at wholesale aad retail, a large assortment of Mattrasses of all sites an kinds, vis: Spring. Cotton. Moss. Shuck, Hair and Jenny Liad, Also Bed Comforts of all rises A Lso Cotton. Moss. Hair. Shnck ana Feather Pillows. Mattrasaes made to order, an'! guaranteed te give satisfaction . Those ia want a good article will pleasaeri ve ns a call. The attention of Country Merchants is particularly invited to our stuck. Main St., next door to Canal Bank, Evansville, Ind. ; mal Akl'KTH. Oll, CLOTHS AAD MATTIAGg. OPKINS ft REED invite the attention of purchasers U to their stoek of the above named arti-lea. also to a flr.e lot of pa'nted window shades and eurtain materials all of which we will sell very low foreaeh. myl-2m m sTOBt" JOTtT A. 8TDR0E. STLKGES V BKOTllElt) WBOLKgAXX DIAlItl IH PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND COMMISSION M EB CH AN Tt. No. 279 Broadway, betw. Franklin avenue and Wash ev. . mhU-lyd 8T, LOCI MO.

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