Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 31, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 September 1856 — Page 1

V7 EYAN DAI n ADD. n. SANDERS, Proprietor. Office of Publication Corner of Hain and Water Streets. TEN CEXTS PER WEEK VOLUME IX. EVANSVILLE, IND.. TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 2, 1856. NUMBER 31;

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'PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BT OF SUBSCRIPTION! ;Dally Paper (Mailed 'By the week (payable to Carriers) .. Jri-Weekly Paper Weekly Paper ' Clabs efdor more... JSlx Copies -Tirol Copies tS 00 ...... S 00 10 4 00 I0O 1 so 10 00 18 00 BUSINESS CARDS. . a. WHEELER. A. L. ROBINSON WHEELGR&HOBINSOK, ATTORNEYS A KD COOHCELOES AT LAW, (Successor to Ingle, Wheeler & lsrlehart.) Eintrat Land and Collecting Agenei), Office on 3d t. 'Off it the new Court Hon Building, near '11 , Washington Hotel, Enanevilte, Ind. ,Tr . B . Q . Wheeler NoUry Public Bh21 om tmit.tr. . t. JOIIN IIUULBY & Co. iFORWARDING AND COTTKifllSSION MERCHANTS, an Tiinn nil niilHB street. r NEW ORLEANS BBjrS ASA lULEHAUTt ' ATT0RNBY AT LAW AMD REAL ESTATE AGENT, .'Saccoasor to Ingle,hoeler& Iglehartla Beat Batate Agencies.) W1U practice La w til the Circuit Court of Vanderb urir 'and the adjoining counties. Ofliceoverthe Canal Bank, EvansTllle, la. ebli-l y " JTIOI-RIS S. JOHNSON, 1 TTO.ltT AT UW AHO BBAf. ESTATB A-EHT. Office ob Firsts... In Bray'sbuildings. nearly opposite the '-Poet Office. Evansville. Ind. jlo-ij - " ' HKVHV HI - Ed, NOTARY PUBLIO AND J -TI0E OF PEACE, MT.OARSIBL, l'-l . , , .. WILL attend to oolleotingaads. In .'alms iBSonthHastera nilnois. nad all other siaessappertalaiBg to said ottiees, paying taxes, ete. Rafor to W, T, age. sa..,0shier Tille. lad. - 1 Baak.Evans-ap21-w -8AA0 HBIKAftlf. ...- I. Self. HEinN, WHOLES ALB AND RETAIL Dfe.Al.ERS IN ' QROCBRIE3 & PRODUCE, 0IEH8WABE, LIHOORS, dt -&V., MA1 STREET, DOOKI ABOVB HBC0 D, BVAKSVILLB, IBD. Jan31 J. T. COX, GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MBRCHANT, L DEALEB IK ALL KIMilS Of rRODUCE, yineennet, Ind. Partlcalar attention paid o forwarding and Receiving. out3l-tf CITY HOTEL., WATE ST. BETWEEN1 VIBE AND DIVISION, Evaneviiie, inn, octl .J?-.? if. B- HENDUICKS BOICOÜRT, Proprietor. ..W. A. H'BKA. HENDRICKS Sc JIcllEA, (Late V: W. Hondricksft Co.) WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. FOSTER'S BLOCK, J 8TBEET. NEAR MAIN. q nnnRH. JrT "" H. R. K'OOIRE. J. 8. ROGER mu. """"LV-mrs. miiilllltl) Sc. CO., Immission and Forwarding Merchants KO, 22, POYDRAS STKr. T, New Orlbani.La Llberalcash advances will be made on consignments hipped to onreate oy - , . m Jhoteao, Harrison & yaLB,St.I,oU,Mo, W. E. Browne & Co., Vincenne- la. Benedict & WiLLiAs,Grayville,i.U. O'Kilet & Co.jKvansviuo.ia. 8. L. Ho VIT do do. Posocchet & Bros. ,Mt Vernon, Ta. doc2H-ly n.i7iüili JAMES 11ULAJ, ,S V;.iatedtheBelT.. together n, ' P".,"'.." nflaw. ad will attend to Ml ouineB 7 oVit.Th. sLIriood Booeo. to give ooun.el or tran.aot ba.l.m. Promptattention will be given to oolleotioni. Kvanaville. Nov. 9. 1854. ly . ?UiNTEItS JTOIi PAPEHS. NIXO! dk (JOUDMAS, N. IT and T Wall ., Jc"f,V : IT AVE on hand a beautifal itook of PRINTKK'S PA11 PEES. Card. Card SheeU. Blaok and oolored Inks, oetl f ,ir ! r ivr-r:iM?v. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office in the "0r..cent City Bank" Baildta. -TTI attend faithfully to all btuineae entroated to him, w w WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GKOCEKIBB AND L1QI70BS. COBNEE WATER AND VINE STS., EVANäVILLE, IND. THE andoraigned havethi. day formed a copartBerahipfor the pPe of doing a wholesale Grocery and Liquor bu.Be. Having .oo.eded .M""-k.t Hotree. pnrohaeed their atock and mad. addition. t m eompl.ti ortmenl, we shall be abl. to offer ld .J1" roA CASH, as any houae i EvaBavilleoany inth. ",.., B.SORKNS'ON. r SHERWOOD HOTJäE. . THE ubscriber Has taken the above house, Rna has entirely refitted and refurnished it, and Is prepared lo entertain the patrons of the house in a satisfactory mannerTHe ha. also rented the brick SWble;oed by Mr. Peter Burke, and has agoodstock of horaesandcar''TBVsUblel.large, clean and welllocated, .nd I good ho.tler.are In constantattendance. rill b Rf.ld to the care oormlnwlthmtotXpii4aS!n all respects, the publle Ha Iflnd 'e Sher,H e a good Hotel. fa8Jjr. A. BYERS. I !: 4toVrfJ aifttreet. LvfllÄ T1K8T QUALITY oTTBlairavillo 0(hdSn?' X prices deo21 A XK8. Collins. LippeaootU ana Mann, uin i ehains, hog and Halter chains for sale by mh21 iZI ' , irNOOPEH'S TOOLS.A.full aortnent of Knives. Pia. and Truss Tloopi just roc -d by .to am er J. P. "Tweed and for aale by Main street bet. 1st and 2d. fir v-xr minus -A largo and complete assortment of ABik ledgers. Journals, Day and Oaah Books of eery ieky ot'tyi.-B-biBdiBg, forsat.hy anokT mh24 i ri viKTHI XlinPRKTT V. A few ohoioe, first rate !r Moire Antiane; Silk dross patrone. reo'd at 8. EMBICH. mnii ," BOXES Gorman soap: SO boxes ralm soap; a Botes B t hA.d. l am. of asa'd acrubbini brushes; 1 jot ... f..a .Diaea: 40 do of ass"d CaTTT Oombs for . - - I 1 C ITPIUllIS CHOICE ale by ICE BICK. tieroes ree'd per T. O. Twithsll for S. E. GILBERT ft CO., 1B19 Bf . t" CHOICE RIO COFFEE. 50 bags beat quality reo'd per I. 0. Twioh.ll. for sale by hl9 S. K. GlLBttlt r vv.. CT"- " P BLL has also justiooeivod S boxes superior lo'd leaf ir..A,.m.:i s irro.- short out J. AndencB's tobaoc. ..(Solaoe;) 7nroohorto.it J. Andorson's (Amulet)) together f .with one of t4 liFgeel stacks ai drugs ever brought "'"is market. ill KTROPOLIT !V BOOTS. The abovo article has 11 . just arrived. It is the same that gave eucn gonerai avJsfaotion lutTvll aal spring. Come and 8 yourselves with a HBNDRIcfes ft McREA. - pair lor Snttiluy. mk' HAY. 55 bales brihtTimothy reo'd peroanal boat Uorgaa, for sale by mh21 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. . E .MS. 300 bash small white la shipping order for sale by mbai OBO. FOSTER ft CO. BUSINESS CHANGED. , U HATE sold my stock of Groceries t Messrs. Z, H. Cook ' ft Son, wb. will continue the business at mv old stand -which I have tented to them for five years. They will also -.eoaneot with it their present business of Family Groceries .and Predne. 1 bop. my friends and customers will call aad -examine their stooE ana give tnem a liberal trial. .la ri-riaa from vr n resent business. I would return atiaeer. thanks to my numerous friendaaud customers fortheir Very liberal patronage, and what is still mot desirable ia business, their very general punctuality ia "material aid." f shall henoefacth be found at the otboa ol Geo. Fobtbr a Co. Idf which htm i am a member), and will give to tho business gf that house my personal aneaUea, an 4 whero I shall be .aieaaea to sew ajr iou.! 1 i.n-ii-.r M. W. POSTER. B VCCO. Five Lamp cheap to close consignment. ;acS wm,, rvoiEii, ; jf VBR A?? DOORS.-25.000 Lights asa'd Sash; tS 125 Paanal Doors, ia store and for sale by ap ORB. DALZKLL ft CO. 150 bbls Plaatatiaa ia fine order aad 100

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FKAXK 0ABTCB W. B. jeOKTT CA UTK 11 A; JOVETT. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 0. 23, BAUT SIDB THIRD ST., BET. MAI AHB WAXES LOUISVILLE. Hi. Beler to Geo. Folter ft Co., P. G. O'Kiley ft Co., Evansville, Ind. jel4-ly VELTING. 1 gut Bate Welting ree'd this day aad WW for (ale by JAM lebiZ 413 Main street Louisville, Ky. aOASSIMKRE. 30 pieces fancy Oasaimere, handsome VV styles, reo'd this day and for sale 1H JAMES LOW ft CO. dec!2-iw 418 Main St.. Louisville, gy COTTON ADKH. 50 eases Ripkas Cottonades; 25 easel New York Mills Cottonades, reo'd this day and for sale . JAÜK.3 blHI A UU. mhl 418 Main street, Louisville. Ky. SGIVDRIES.-. 750 pieces Silk Handkerchiefs; 200doiea Madras Orarats: 150 d. Shirt Bosoms: reo'd this day and for sale j JAS. LOW ft CO., oet8 41 Maia street, Louisville, Ky. TTST RKCKIVKn.J Horns Journal April It; Ballons Pictorial April 19; N. i . fieaynne April 13; N. X. Dispatch April 13; Saturday Post April 1; London Punch March 22; London Illustrated News March 22; London Cllustra'ed Times March 22; N. Y. Ledger April 19; Brother Jonathaa April 12; N.Y.Times April 12; N. Y.Clipper April 12 at apl9 SAM'L LISTER. "TESTI.XO. 1 ease plaid Marseilles Testing, reo'd this w oay ana lor sale cy JAS. LOW ft CO. mh29-dAw 418 Mala street, Louisville, Ky. 5 case. OantoB Flannels; q i i i j 3 do blue twilled Flannels; 2 do .re.n do do; ree'd this dav an forsale by JAMES LOW ft CO.. dee!7-dAw 418 Main street. Louisville, Ky. TOVELI.U. I eases brown Renebeck Toweling; 2 An hleached do do ; ree'd this day and for sale ky J AS. LOW ft CO. mau-a-w 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. CINCINNATI. NIXON Sc GOO MAN, AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AND BWS ftrDK. PLATNER ft SMITH'S Rlunk Book 1 ap en; 8MITH ft PETERS OCT CARDS CARD SHEETS Ejic-Iitbody Uook mid News Ink; MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS, etc.. eto. SAL-- KUU-S, 77 ft 79 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI. O. Where thev offer every variety of paper adapted to the citv ad .country trade, and the materials employed ia its manuctnr hest .esglla fdrice paid for Rags, sep46m f lVCIS-VATI PAPER WAREHOUSE. THEundersignel, Wholesale Paper Dealers, invite the attention of dealers and eonsumers to their large and varied stooE or Papers, uur arrangement, with Eastern manuraoturera and dealers are suon tnat we are enabled to keep on hand, at all times, a largo stock of Caps and Letters, plain and ruled; FlatOps, Demys. Mediums. Royals and Super Royals; Blank Book Papers, manufactured by Plainer ft nmith, ana otner nrst class manufacturers. VV e are agents for the best frinter.' Csrds, and Eeep on hand, at all times, .complete stock of Printers' Papers oi every description. LigMbody's Book and News Inks; . . f - , e i j T i xr : i . l i Li : .. We have OB hand, in store, a large stock of the best Fonr drinler Newsand Book Paper,, and can supply orders to al most any extent, with regular sizes, and irregular sizes maxeto order onsnortnotice. We pay the highest market priee in cash, for Rags. Bagging, itopeanauotton waste. NIXON ft GOODMAN. Wholesale Paper Dealers, & Manufacturers' Agents, epll 77 and 79 Walnut St., Cincinnati IMJPUOVJEl) POUTAULE JU1LL. (L'OR grinding wheat and corn, and all otheriubktaBcei K reouirin. .rind nr. Genuine oldAnohor Brand Bolting Cloths, and Belting of ail widtns. Ourazent, J. R. Monroe. Is authorised to sell the above articles atonr Cinoinnati prices, including freight. Call at J. R. Monroo' Family Grocery, corner of Oak and second streets. JelS-tf JAMES BRADFORD ft CO., Cincinnati. O. Fltr.D. DELHONDKIO, COMMISSION MEUCHA NT , BO. 1 LAFAY KTTR STREET, HwOrleant La. tf inn the sale of Butter. Cheese. Lard. Eras. Dried rrn IV Flour. Meat, and all sort of Western Produce, and for the purchase of Groceries, eto. Cash advanoes made oa eonsignmente, Ieol4-dom ?NIKE 8TORES.MU 7(01 7(0 lbs assorted Gua Packing; 1. reels racEing x arn; 2WÜ lbs assorted Whit. Rope; 3 dot assorted Wrenches; 30 lbs No , t Flour of Emory: 5 bbls Winter-strained Lard Oil: or sale by my7 H OJRN B RO OK ft CO PAYNES MEAT SHOP IS now opened for the season at th. old Staad ob riTstetreet. oetweoa vine na syo.more street.. I will keep constantly on hand .11 kinds of fresb eats of the best qualities, and all oi tnem at the lowest mar ket prices. I would be glad to hay calls from my old oustomors and the pabliogeaerally. iebo-ti WM. PAYNE. SPKIIVG GOODS!! WE are bow reeeiving the largest and most desirable tock of DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS CAPS and notions ever offered la this market, to which W e respeotfully invito the trade. ap j.a.jAu boasuu, COFFEE. W bags prime, per Empire, for sale by dot 13 GEO. FOSTER CO af 1ARFET CHAIN. es bars! or sal. by j feb26 S. E. GILBERT a CO.. Sye. near Water IS A CK KR EL. 25 kits prime No. 1 Mackerel reo'd and HAL for sal. by mh4 PRESTON BROS. RECEIVED-250 gross N.Y mh4 Paper Matches for sal. by l. u. uiujiAnn EVANSVH.EE TOOL, STORE. SIGN OF THE BIO PLANE. MAIN STREET BETWEEN KIRST AND BEC0KD. THE undersigned having largely increased his stook of Hardw-ra. offer, for sale to th. eitiiens of Vanderburgh and aurrouading Counties, an extensive assortment ox MECHANICS T00I.3 for Carpenters, Joiners, Millwrights, Cabinet and wagon makers. Coopers. Masonry Guusuiiths. Blaoksmiths and Butchers, fto. Also constantly on nana a mil stocx ei gonerai BUILDlNO HARDWARE locks, latches, butts and shutters, hinges, bolts, screws, bragoods, ets nails, glass. sash and paines. Pocket and table Cutlery. Chairs, Brashes, Scales. Bells, Axes aad agreat variety of articles usually kept in hardware stores. ... . . TS Orders by mall 0 otherwise carefully attended te . mh21 AUGUSTUS WALDK1R0H. SKROO ATS. A first raw article of seed 0a fur lal o by mh-4-la SHANLIN& REILLY SUPERFINE FLOUR Ohoioe brands atredneed prices !5 by ah27 J. W. ft 8. Y10K6RY. WATCHES, CLOCKS,JEWELKY.4C. WE have just received, (and are continually makiagaddltions.lalarnoand tu. alosk of Watches. Jewelry, Clooks, River Ware, ia short all articles usually kept in a Jewelry store, and being direst fromtb. manufacturer's we .re enabled to sell at very low agurea. The publio generally aad the ladies in particular, are invited to call aad examiae eurstoek and prions. B1TTROLFF ft SONS. apitt main stieea ..a. iat nu.v, t.'RESH ARRIVALS. . 20 eases .legant Fancy Prints; 10 do assorted aieacnea Aiasim; 100 pieees plain block Lawns; 100 d. half mourning Lawns; 85 do elegant Frenoh Robes; 120 do Challie Belege, extra qualities; S00 do uaorted Pongee Silk Handkerchiefs; 30 cartoons aesoited Ribbons, just reo'd and for sale by myij J. H. MAGHEE ft CO.. (iUOCEHllvS AND PUOVISIONS. WHERE eaa the hungry people get The best of Grooeries. dry and wot? They'U had them, yon may safely bet, AtZ. H. Cook ft Son's. There's flour aad sugar, soda. soap. Pipes, tickles, buckets and kiteksa staff; Cigars quite worthy of a puff. For sash at Z. H. COOS ft 3QS'a. There'seodgsh, ooffee. starch and SRips, nama. oneose ana outter. vry bs; All to be 1 I had at the lowest prion. For cash at Z. H. Cook ft SON'S. Corn meal, molasses, pork and salt. Aad further, lest the rhyme shculd halt. You'll find inst every thing but f anlt For cash at Z. H. Goos ft Bq'g. la faet. believe this tel. or not-r-No man. except a stupid set, 6aa waat for oven, pan or pot. Or any thing that can' (be cat To nibble cold or swallow tot. Foreashat Z. H. Cook ,i SON'S. 1 Q' a.;?I8 f lwg It0" a'ldxiroh. TO THE LADIES. -MRANKLIN ft REILYwou d respectfullv iavite the k lAitina af the ladles of Evansville aad vicinity to their latge and varied stook ef Embroideries, aqd whjte goadsjitat recetvea,emoraoing; LnmencK l.aoe uouars aaa aieevea, Emb'd Linen do do; Matteee ft Chroohetdo do; Book Muslin do do; Jaconet. Oambrle and Swiss Cellars; & wise and Jaooa.t Embroidered Bands) do do Edgings and Insertions 1 English Thread, Laoe and Edgings; Mourning Collars and Sleeves; White and black English crape Collars; Molian and white embroidered Skirtsi French Corsets and silk Tests; . .. Riw.v.Mir a ; uo . -.1 pi-ld MnsliBSl Real dotted and Embroidered Swiss dress paterns. fer

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IWIIEELER Sc WIE.SON'.S SEWING MACHINES. rfTHESJS Maehinea .nerat. .nun an nt.T. AV i.i. L Die. using no ahnttl. Üut an----Hi-nrf w. .k.a.. They hare been ia operation in the hands of families and manuiaoturersinmeieBtiy long to give themathoroughtrial, and hare given entire satiaractiAB. They are very simple ia eonstrnotioa, and highly sl-amen--i m n,u m hhiri, ntu to auorn . i.uy. parlor, or oocu Pv a less eonsnienons nositlna in thtinn .ftli. It hasbeeaeurebjeetto furnish aMaohia. that wonid he applies Die to ramuy use, as well as to the wants of Tailors, Dress and Cloak Makers. Shirt and Collar Manufacturers, fte. We are eonfidaat that oi, Maohin. i- it. nHif.i. vu in, UUCIBV , UO pU DUO. Thousands of families can testify t. their merits on all kinds of family sewing, while Shirt and dollar M,nnf,hi. rersfi eel y acknowledge their superiority ever all others for iihm wvr . An examination of th. Maehinea Ura,,rrf fiillv anllm-f-ii- -: T . r J . . . -xuHis .h.9 Hi . U. KDAil eputi sole Agentrorsouthcrnlndia EDWAUD K O V i E , BHEBT-IBOB W0BRE. BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMITH tJG IN GENERAL," iisufAuius,rsouer Kivets. Kallroad Chairs and JL1SL opiaes. . Hi. Horner Main -ml flhnrrw ,tr..l. St. Louis, Mo. Äer Second hand Boil.r. alwava a. band. Repairing lone upon the shortest notie.. tnni8-3m BOATMEN t tri yp . .1 -. ... . , uu,.,m, n ,u, nor r-" ' L( . , , i n r'rr?Br uanal .ad Main street. k-ui3 H i i Boat Store and Family O-ockiiy t-Htrb-lishmeat. where I will he prepared at .11 times to supply uanai ana urn. isoats, and amnios witfl every ar ticle they seed ia the way of Stores. i way re pai Canal Boatsmen are particularly reqnested to remember my piece mhl3-2twdtf IOHN FARRBLL. 1856. NEW SPUING GOODS. IS.-U!. UST receivedia store afresh lotof Spring Style Goods. W which we are prepared to dispose of at the lowest fignres. We shall oontinueto reoeive all the latest styles of goods di rect from the importers and manufacturers, and hope by our strict attention to the wants of the mercha-ta to merit a fair snare or their patronage. J. o. JEWELL ft CO.. uorner v ine and rirststreets. fe BBLS No. 1 Plaster Paris in store and for sale by mh26 7.. H. COOK ft RON, UTILITY! IIEAUTV, ELEGANCE R E F I NAe"m E N T . VERY one of the above names will be found well adar.tMCj ed to and a true representative of the immense auantiv i wvvu, i nab rri.au aim, wrn a no w ap'r, oi Wm. Looiveutliiil V Co.. Corner of Main and First streets. Having an assortment and aseleotion of Goods, snrnaaaina- In the varietvof ritvlea. enlnra and shades, also ia quantity and quality any and every thing I whieh we or an v other house ever exhibited, we take narticnlar pleasure to invite our friends and customers in Evansville I and vicinity to give ns a call. We oxtend our invitation in particular to the fair sex, assuring lb am that every article imaginaoie unuer tne name ox iry VQoas, KmbTOfrieries (Swiss, rronenand scotch) fancy ifods. Manillas. White Goods of every description. Shawls, Millinery and Straw Goods, eaa be seen in the Höhest, choice and moat varied as sortment. W. nr. fully convinced that w. ea. aatiafv the mcstsansuine expectations, aad satisfy every claim respecting good taste and low prleea. In Olothlnr of every kind and cut we eaa please every demand a. forfuhioa. eolor or quality, gad the same in plooe goods. Comeand convince yourselves. m in i tt n . -uor, ail I ti A u vju. Of KMOS.MJ ap!2 10 box. ia store aad for sale by PRESTON BROS. I7XTRA F,MILY PLOtR. Just received a further . luiiniv Dir. jairiio, in is au m-rnnn qddt. vinuua equaj to tne nest at. xienis oraam. ap BuiüiHUBKiT'tB Kaua, r BUSHELS Hominy justfrom tke mills and made P ont of run white flint. Hominv corn forsale at wholesale or retail by P.BORNBROOK ft CO. spa 10ASK Zante Currants; 1 bbl paper-shell Almonds; 30 boxes Raisins aes'd M. R. and Layers; 2 trails Dates, ree'd per steamer Defender by ap2 Z. H. COOK ft SON. ORANGE. 20 boxes just received and forsale by ap!5 PRESTON BROS. IT LASTING POWDER. 25 kegs just rei'd and for MM sale by apl5 PRKSTON BROS. IEMON SYRUP. Baldwin A reo'd per Persia, for sal. by ap8 3 ft Myers' par. lemon, , B. GILBERT ft CO. ApEM ENT AND LIME. 73 bbls Cement; 100 bblsWhite Li!, ia store ana tor sale ny I53 iy5 ORR, DALZELL ft CO TTERMETiCALLYSBALEDFRESHOYSTERS. LaL 15 eases 1 ana. pound cans, reo'a per fersia, (or sal by a pa a. 15. uibtiaKi uu. Oft DOZ Grain Cradles; 20 dos Half Bushels, in store ssyw forsale by aps ukk, UALiELii 4 uu. CAN A I, STORAGE. I HATE a large donbl. Warehouse at the Canal Basin, ea- I pable of storing aay amount of produce, which will be received, stored taken eare of and held subject to the owner's I orders, pa the most reasonable terms. mh26 P. O. O'RILEY. f OMKTlC LIQUORS. r 90 bois s m. nraaay; 20 bbls Bourbon k Rye Whisky; s do do um; a ao reaca israaay, 3 d. Cherry Brandy, for sale at mhzb B. MYERS'. 971 ORE It N BRANDIES AND WINES. JL Maderia; Malaga; Port; Catawba: Claret: Rhine Win. Forsaleby mh2d 8. MYERS. SPRING AND JU.1I,HEU GOODS. HAVE jutt returned with my stock of spring and summer . goods, selected by mvself with great eare as to style and material, an. invite the gentleman of the eity aad vicinity to C-11 and see for themselves. Shop OB second at., opposito Mr. MeOarers Church. - UAH. -' ISA CRACKERS ÄT WHOLESALE USD RETAIL. rflMili undersigned constantly keep, oa hand a large aseortB nant of fresh Water. Butter and Sugar Crackers, and also of Soda, Pilot and Naval Bread, which being manu factored by the latest improved Maohinery, they oan be sold at as low a prloe as ia aay plao. la the West, and are not excelled in quality by any other manufactory in the eonntry. A large stock alwa -s on hand at my shop, .a Water street between 37."?. "tt " T ..o-r-n-deel-ati ui..i;ivjii. FARM FOR SALE. THE .adereigned having determined to move to California .-nra fnr aal. the Farm on which he bow resides. situated on the read leading from Evansville to Mt. Vernon, in Perry Township, eontainiag ia acres, naia iana is comprised of three tracts, all well improved and supplied with the best water, aad ia a healthy part of the county of Vanderhnrrrh Pnmnna w iahina- to nurchaso a Dart or the whole ef saio Farm, will learn th. terms by application to the under signed upon the premises. Title iadispntabie apl0-lwd3mw rUQMAS KNIGHT. 1TIECIIANICS WORKS, FOUND BY AND MACHINE SHOP. EVAÄKVn.L, IND. WILLIAM BOYLE c CO., Ef W A VING purohased Mr. Henry Sehriber's woll known B Foundrr. would respeetfally ask a continuance of the atronage extended him. aad invite the attention of all who rant fou.'lry vork of aay kind dose, te oar facilities. We ire experienced in th business, aad will warrant all work we do. and prioes reasonable. We are prepared to manufac ture Steam Engines. Fir. Engine, Hydraulic Preeuee, Tobacco Screws and Presses. Saw Mill and GrietMill Machinery. Buildins Bastings. Horsepower 1 oraanera. uoru oneiiers. Lard Kettle. Lard Presse, Railroad Werk, Steamboat Re pairs done, eta. l.'nsti irgs 01 every oescripvion ,. w .BHV..Vv.bv. Steam -oilers. Lard Tank, aad all the tUtases belonging ihereto. Brass castings of all Elaas maus to oroer. All orders may be addressed to WM. BOYLE ft CO mh28-8w BTansville. Ind. M GROSS keg Passets filled with leather; 24 des Oe Marroa 'Jt 15 dot long 1 suuars Germaa Cologne, 24 doi bean oil for sale by apll 7 a. o . 11 " - . SUNDRIES. . . . 125 cartoons Boanet Ribbons, new and handsome styles; 100 do new styles Dress Trimmings; 150 dos Cambrie Cravats, assorted qualities; 25 pieces sapertwiU'd Freneh Black Clothi -Ooartoons Silk VelvetRihboB.differentwIdtha; 350 Parasols, asserted styles, 3 pes Satin do Ohine; 50 dos Tuok Combs, 75 dos India Rubber Puff Combs) 100 dos Horn do. 150 gro Metal Vest Button-, 100 gro uutal Coat Buttons; 150 gro horn Pand do; reo'd this day and forsale by JAS. LOW ft CO., mh29-daw 418 Main street. Louisville, Ky. L. B. CLARKE. ' STASriELD CLARKE & STANFIELD, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, Rhn, Anv-nm l?l A . n il (IkMnil t atreOtS. A LL work entrusted ta as, dou with neatness aad disII patch. . , - Particular attention paid to the putting op of Stores Store Front., and Jobbing generally. mhM-tf say?Sr BfiLfl Ck-esaln id .- 5 1 VacVerel fer sal.

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Z. H. COOK & SON," WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IW UOCEUIGS Sc PKOVISIOSS, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN. RETAIL DEPART MEJiT, I MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORN I rw H. COOK begs to thank his mends in Kraus vi He and I Af i neighborhood, for their favors so freely bestowed npo: I him since be has been ia business amongst them, and takes Ithia soportunitv of introducing to their notice his son. Mr I H. A. COOK, whom he has taken into partnership from this I date, an solicit, for the new arm ot a. M. uook a son, i Icontinuanae of the support so liberally conferred on himself, I 7. H rifliilrlKnit hftvin tftban the business nremisefinil Innrehued the whole of the stock of Mr. M.W.Foster, feel I confident that thev will be enabled to supply the eitiiens oi I EransTirle with every article thev may require in the (iro leery and Prevision line. Z. H. C. A Son wish .specially to I draw the attention of persons in the country haying produce of any kind to dispose or, tortneir increased r&cuity lor tax iing off their stocx. an a supplying tnem at rneir store, wicn ail I articles required in the wholesale department, at prices that Imust ensure theiroraers tor tne ruture. ieo-:-tx NEW GOODS. USTreceivel at Mrs. McKay's Cap and Trimming Store. W Also an sjwortmentof Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Bu reau and Stand Cover, oa First street near Mais, mh'4 JHKS. MB&Ai, PAINTING! PAINTING!! GEORGE G. WALKER & CO., ORNAWENATAL AND 8IGK PAIHTI-CG. A I-Ta ATilnrii will ba Attanded tt with naaotaalitv ftnd IIa oatch. Öffic Vennerafca'i Row. Tina ftreefc, between seeona ana tmra streets. Teti-.r 150, BOXES city Window Glass 8x10 9x12 10x14 10x12 10x16; 20 gross extra pint -asks received this day ana lorsaieoy apo t. & v. nr.i.wAna. PATEN LK iTHER ilTERS.-Genta black drab cloth, patent leather gaither boots. Oxford and Prince Albert cuts from the most tasaionaMe manor&otory is&st. apia MKnUKlUh. AT 10KÜA. "T ATfc CASES Ladies Bootees: 50 eases Child Bootees:.',') 09 nW nase. Men's calf and kip shoes; 150oa3 Men's boots forsale by mh.31 J. H. MAGHEE & CO. Osf-ffTt BT'SH Corn, at 30o per bnshel. Z. H. COOK RON. ap7 17t'4riEiVCK OF COFFEE. 10 boxes i gross each j ust A reo'd, forsale low by uihui a. k. muBKKT CO., Sye. near Water. PICKLED PORK 10 Ms Mm, Pork for retailing, just ree'd by p2 HERSHBEROER ft CARSON. a.IUR. 50 bags superior flour for sale by . apll HERSHBEGER ft CARSON. RELMOXTS WORKS. 175 kegs V. -ails assorted sites, reo'd this day and forsale by ap8 I. ft D. HEIM ANN. SP? BXS Cream Cheese reo'd this day and forsale by Jep3 I. ft P. HEIM ANN. O "C BXS full weight Star Candles reo'd this day and for . 99 sale ky epS I. ft D. HEIMANN. PROCTOR'S PE ARL STARCH 25 boxes of this favorite brand, just ree'd and forsale by ap8 a. k. u-iLiHKKa' az vJ.. syo near water. CTJNNY RAGS 3,000 forsale very low to close con. ST signment. 8. E. GILBERT ft CO. SC ä CANS fresh Baltimore Oysters. Whole cans tl; he If cans 50c: iust reo'd and for sale by ap2 ,. H. UIMIK ft SON. ?C if DOZ Buckets; 20 dos wash tubslu store and for sale 7.. H. COOK ft SON. by ap!4 AG It I C I! LT IT IS A I, . THE mliwriber having received a fresh snpply of Implements, is now prepared to furuish the following articles uii lueiagsiiiDBrai terma. conMting or i'orn urushers, I hreshiug Machines, Corn lihellers. Mowing Meohine. forn Drilla, Reaping Machin Plows, all kinds. ranning .Mills, Jarrows, Cultivators, Ciicular Saws, Meat Cutters, Log Chains, Trace Chains. Amos' Shovels. muting Koxes, Ox Yokes. Axesand Hoes, Ames' clpades. Day's Shovels. Linineott's Spades, Lipincott's Grain Shovels, Rest Oast Steel Forks, and. genoral assortment of G-rdeu Tmplemen s. Sendin your nrders for Threshing Machines, as the aunnlv nil. 'ts atmiwu .V ,uo ueuiunn . :n i. . 1 : : . . .1 . . l. . j . " mho THOMAS GRANT, Malnstreet FT" BAfJS choice Eastern Rio OofTee My steamer Tweed by ap8 Z. H. CI 'n? fvANX ELTON SHEETIMI. 200 bales of Cenneltoa vt Sheeting ree'd this day and for sale bv mh2-dAw J AH. LOW ft CO., 418 Main St., Lon.. Ky. "fl DOZ We H. 9 15 dos wl ell Buokets; 2 dot Bung starters; re tied whine; 4 do fanevdusting brushes: dos popes head brushes; I do pores eye brushes. 4 do Floor Mos; 10 do t loor Mats forsale by apl8 i. er. l. rie.1 n a.-m.v . sf ooz Plew '''nee; WL vr Ados Mason lines; 15 dos Mannlll. Bedcord 5 do Cholk lines; 76 nest ass'd market basket 2001bs Cotton twine: Id nest cloth baskets; apl8 15 doi Lead Fassets for sale by J. ft D. HEIMANN. 'ST1EA8! teas:: 5 hf-che ts Gunpowder; S ht-chests Imperial; 5 do Young Hyson; 5 do Black; S and 6 lb boxes ass'd Teas, just received by myl 2 Z. H. OOOK ft SON. UST received 20 boxes Western Reserve Cheese, for sale I by my 12 CADDWELL ft LANGLEY nRESS GOODS. 00 pieces Chailiea: 100 pieces Crepe d'Eepagne, received I this dav aad for sale br mylU f A3. A.U tv ut..siB3iainst., los., ivy, 2(T BOXES Summer Caudles ree'd and for sale by J ap22 I. ft D. HEIMANN. SUNDRIES. 7 dot fancy and common Buckets; 20 gross round wood box Matches: 3 dot Pine and Cedar Churns, ass'd sizes: received per tuba, for sale by my j . w . s a. viuucki, POPLAR SHINGLES eT- ef tn POPLAR Shingles in yard and f -.ä.UllMby ap22 JOHNF.OLOY forsale ER MACKEREL AND SALMON. SOkitts long No. 1; 25 kitts No. , large; bbls do 15 qr-bnis 0. 1; 20 bbls do 3; 3 bbls Salmon; 25 kitts Salmon, received and forsaleby . :r t CASK Log -EL saleratus i my7 I. ft D. HEIMANN. Logwood; 1 cask ven red; 20 boxes doable refined in Mi ana I lb papers; n lbs extra indigo: 1 oase potash ia tin cans, ree'd direot Irom Pnew York by ap29 L. a. OOOfi-ft SUN. OCASESFrench Chooolate; 5 boxes Maocoronie; 2 do Citrons! 15 boxes Yellow Vermicelle; 6 do star Maccorone; 1 bbl green Cheese, forsMe I. ft D. HEIMANN. low by myS SUNDRIES. 100 bnsh Potatoes; 25 bnsh dried apples: 13 do dried Peaches, just received and lor saie oy my8 CALDWELL ft LANGLEY'S Family Grocery. A LL WOOL TWEEDS. -2 bales grey Twe-d ree'd toJAS. LOW ft CO. - day and for sale by FLOUR WHEAT. CITY MILLS FLOCK Selling at 5 505 75. Fine Flonr at f 505. The Mills are giving 1 for Wheat myl7-lw (SPOOL THREAD. , . 2U0 gross, in yards, white Spool Thread; 250 do 1IX) do ool'd da do:ree'dthisdavand forsale br mylO JAMES LOW ft C'U. KV1. SILK. 100 lbs black sewing silk reo'd tot day aad forsale by J AMES LOW ft CO.. apzs 418 Main street, Louisville, Ky. K9LACK LAWNS.- cases solid blank lawns, reoeived a Ef ta-davand torsue ny -ac v, ot v,. ap28 418 Main street- Louisville, Ky. s HOE THREAD. 1 oase reo'd to-day and for sale by ap2t J AS air.., -iTr ai. uvj. 41S Main at Louisvillee. Kv TRIMMINGS 10 cartons Silk Fringe; 10 cantons silk trimmings, reo'd to-day and for sale by ftnzs .An&a iiuw ot BOX NET RIBBON. 50 cartoons Bonnet Ribbon assorted: 50 do Dreaa Trimmings do: ree'd thi3day and for sale by JAMES LOW & CO.. my 311B Btrpn,. HIIUlBTlll., JV J . fj OL ASSES. 120 bbls and halves and Prime for sale by lfL ap20 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. "NE"W FLOCRINfl AN D CORN ITIILL. THE undersigned have established a Mill, on the corner or ennd and Canal streets, for the purpose of manufac turing Flour andMealfor the home trade. We will keep constantly on hand extra brands of Flour, and in quantities te snitthe trade. We hope to merits share of the publie pat ronage by giving you agooa article or nourana 31 cat. yT j: J . .. lnd at lh. AATinlr. tr.rifl ja.29-tf HART ft FAIROHILD. f-T f n -f LBS assorted Wire; 0W99 9 25 slabs block Zine; 30 Pigs BlooETin; 3 casks Sheet Zine; SAMUEL CRR. ree'd and for sale by my 17 CALDWELL Sc LANGLEY, HATING taken the old stand formerly ooenpied by Z. H. rtn-k tt the Post Office, have a large and well select ed stock of Family Groceries, which they offer low for cash, hoping by close attention to business to receive a liberal share of onblie patronage. y8 af - - 4R AT- ATA a IIllHltilvi aett braaa and silvered Bands: 7 150 do dash irons or Buggies, for alebv mvl7 SAMUEL OK K UDUI ES. 50 bushels Potatoes. 30 lbs Table Baiter, 100 dos Eggs, just reoeiv.d at ..,,, myl7 CALDWELL ft LANGLEY'S Family Grocery. COW FEED. af- -Ht f - ST t L 1: LBS 8hipstnff just ree'd and for sale J .FaVBVJ' at 85c taper 100. aplT " HERSHBEKOKR ft OAKSON. M DOZ painted Churns: 20 nest varnished sugar boxes; V 12 bxs head clothes pins: 12 dos ass'd wooden spoons; G nest oeder wash tubs (9 in nest;) 25 boxes steel Pens fer sale by apl7 I. ft D. HEIMANN BYniKI) BEEP AND TONGUES.1000 lbs extra sl sngar cured dried Beef; 50 extra sugar enredBeef Tongue j reo'd per steamer J B. Carson at . H. COOK ft SON, Corner Maia and 1st. mhl K BUB HEL3 Neshanio potatoes ; 20 bosh white beans; MW AO d. dried Applesi 18 do dried peach.;

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NEW GOODS AN U NEW PICirKü. SHANKLIN & RBILY beg leave to eall the attention te 1C5 their friends and customers, to their large and well relooted assortmentof new spring and summer dry goods, ree'd uuring tnepast two weeas, comprising one of the most desiraüle stocks to be fonnd in tho citv. whieh thev -ff at -fcni. sale and retail to their customers and the public generallly atlow p::ioesfor eash or prompt time buyers. Tiieiratoct consists ia part of the following: Broad cloths, black and fancy Caiaimeresand Tweeds, white, buff and fancv Marx-ill. ,ni silk Vestings, CoStonades, Oroton cloths and plain and fany. Linen Drills, rich Calicoes of Philip Allen, Spragues, Bne State Mills and other rich printed French and Scotcb Jaeonets and Lawns, rich printed Freneh Robes, plain and satiy striped Beregss, black and colored Crape Hants, white Cashmere, plain and fancy Ginghams, rich printed Organdies, Brilliantees and Challi de Laines. white .ran stii, m.w and fancy silk shawl, rich stills shawls and scarfs, black an d white lace Capes, Moria autiqua Parasols, silk aad gingham Umbrellas, Panama, Leghorn and Braid Hats, English straw and fancy Bonnets, rich bonnet Ribbons, Hosi&g, Gloves, Palmleaf and fancv Fans, hoots and shoes. f!-rnM flnnr stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds, together with a &e.. Sro. .d,j ,i xiiiuiniiip, BU3&11 wars, ana laney good, myl SHANKLIN ft R-5ITL.Y. ECLECTIC MEIICTiE.S. fJECEITEDby CRAWFORD BELL, the large-, aaßert4. ment of concentrated DrenLi&-iur- ovar h-?tinf hia mriei, compr-ainit: Kupatorin. eanpTntnann, PodophylliuIrisin, Myriin. Scntellar!n. Caulophylin, Senecin, GelsetoinJ r 1 Leptandrin, Hydrastin, Phyto laocin, Hyoacyamin, -iiavcroLin , Asciep-dm, Xanthoxylin, Helonin. myf ti pripeain. iTfca OLASSKS. f'O bbla St. James Sugar-house Mola .. j ust reo ' U, an d fc r sale by (e6 TENNEY SOREXSOX. Bm CARB. SODA. 40 half-bbls ree'd and forsale hr my5 ORR. DALZELL ft CO. NEW' FAMILY OKHflFIlV. WE have bought the stock and taken the store formerly ocoupied bv T. Bacon Do., on Main alro-t Annn.i.a tue orancn nan, and nave made larira aririitinma t- ,k-; stock, with sneh arnngements for future supplies asjusdnee as in promising the eitiiens of Evansville and vicinity, as great a variety of the best articles of Family Groceries asany house in the city. Being determined t use every exertion te give satisfaction ia all cases, we hop. to receive a liberal patronage. Gireusatrial. All Good delivered freeof charge mm HEJRSHBERGER ft CARSON. PINE LUMBER. KOBT. PHGU8 would respectfully announce to the Citizen!- kTADHVilUand anrrAiindin. Ann,,. thMh, has just rece.va- large addition to bis stock of Pine Lumber, and is nrptred to sell at wholesale and retail. Also, Fanoy and lii-ovcd Flooring. Also Pine and Poplar Shingles. irom toe country promptly attended to. utneo on Maia street, near the bow Court House. je2o'-Sm JIATTRASXES AND BED COMFOKTS. , J.COLBURN ft CO.. having taken the stand lately .w uwuuieu iit uoinura s neräanenrer. win eontinun in manufacture Mattrawe of all kind of th. heatnaalii- whffh tney win supply to the wnolesale and reUU trade at th. low est rates and at the s ortest notice. Jenny Lind Mattresses; Spring Mattrasses; Cotton d. Mosa do Shuck do Hair do Bed Comforts! Pillows! All of which we will warrant of the best quality and warrantto giresatisfaction. All those in want, please give us a can. u e are nappy to snow onr Aiattrasses atany time. A. J. COLBCRN ft CO.. y25 Water street, next below Canal Bank THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY. SASlFAglüKEllä AND DEALEUS IN CG1-äQ. I D QD VV cii C2 MA VING reduced their prices to correspond with the reduced cost of Saltpetre, continue to offer their well kuown brands of Electric Indian Riflfj and Ke.ntcckt rwin.Ki owder, in kegs and canisters. Also Gunpowder for Diaiuniana uning, comprising a nil assortment of quaiitie and kinds required by the trade, guaranteed to give entire satisfaction. Th. standard of their Powder, which has bow enjoyed the highest reput.tioa for more than twenty-five years, will be found unsurpassed by any other manufaoture of the kind ia the world. Forsale by the principal dealers, and also at the office of the Company, No. 8J Wall, cor. Water etreet. New York. A. G. HAZARD, President. A. E. Douolass, Ree'y. my-Cmd WATER COOLERS AN DICE CHESTS. f who would practice eeonomy will at once call on L Hornbrook ft Co., and purchase those desirable articles we sell them low for eash. jyl5 P. HORNBROOK ft CO. COKE AND COAL TAR. A LL persons wishing to buy Coke or Coal Tar of the Gas xav uompany are requested to can at the omee of theeompang, on Aiocast between 1st and 2d streets, and pay cash advanec: as hereafter no eoke or tar will be delivered at the works without aa order from the President, myl O. G. KEATS, Pres't. A BLACK LACE VEIL. w T AS found on Cherry street a few days age. Call an pay cnarges ana get it. ly-l-st SI PUHFIA E FLOUR In bbl and soots, various brands, forsaleby apU J. W. ft 8V VIOKERY. COFFEE. 75bags prime Eastern Coflee: 20 packet. Old Gov't Java Coffee; In store. forsaleby jyll Z. H. COOK ft SON. HiLOrR IN SRS" AND BDLS. A supply kept conL stantl v ob hand, for sale at lowest market prices by je!8 8. E. GILBERT ft CO., Sye. near Water. fSOEET IRON AND ZINC rC 175 bills assorted Sheet Iron; 3 casks Sheet Zine, for SAM'L ORR. sale by jy8 lV sTk TONS Iron just reoeived per "Lucie May." This ej X-F with our former stock, makes our nsaor .ment com plete. jy!7 SAMUEL ORE. ICE CKEAHI SALOON. 1 HATE jnst opened an Ioe Cream Saloon In Mr. Dopey 's buildings, on Leoust street above the Sherwood House, where I will at all times keep the best quality of Ioe Orem, made of the richest eream. and in the best style, with fine Strawberries, families can be supplied in any quantities by leaving their orders. I also keen different kinds of Fruit. and will keep supplied with tropical fruits by frequent receipts from the South. I( wish the pubUe to give me a call as 1 nave a neat saloon. jeli'ti sta. uuum. Tf-TifB OX ES very stTperi 0 r WTRTcheese : JL-Jv 13 do Proctor ft Gamble's German Soap; do Geo. Klein's do do.justrte'd fer sale by jelO HERSHBEBQER ft CAKSOW. ROCK HAVEN FOR SALE. WISHING to retire from active business to my farm, I now offer this place for sale. On it is a eommodiou Tavern House, one large three story Stone Warehouse, also one of Frame; a Pork House with capeoitv to slaughter from 400 to 500 hogs per day, with good Stables and all necessary out-buildings. It has a stone landing of good depth of water and at all times free from mud. It now possessos a good Dry Goods and Gro cery Trade, and is widely known as a shipping point second to but few towns on the Ohio river from Louisville to Evans ville. The location and eharaiter ot tne onainess 01 tue place imperatively reqnire other branches of business to be conducted, viz: A Tobacco Stemmery. &o., e., all essen tially necessary to supply the demands of the publio, and whioh, if done, would increaao the general business of the plaie amasingly . A large section of tn oountry irom wnica i . v .t ..,,-1, A. n.an Harlved t for wan t o f roads 1 and nearer this point than any other will in a short time be brought to this plae.tas a. loraer -'"""'-"-u I ire P 01 "w ROBERT GRAHAM. 1y9-4dS icucK nsTun, ivy . RESH RICE. 5 tierces inst ree'd, ror sale by 1 augS E. E. GILBERT ft CO, Syo. nearJWater 't-CGAB. 20 bbls Loaf; 10 bbls Crushed; 20 da Powdered: in?t ree'd. for sale br je6 TENNEY ft SORENSON. H HEESE. 30 boxes English Dairy and Western Erv L Cheese forsaleby my!4 I. ft D. HEIMANN. ARPER'S M AGAZINE for Mav. just ree'd and fer mm. sale by ap23 T. CONYNGTON ft CO. c LARET WINE. 100 boxes in store and forsale by ap-4 rnaai vm saus. t POTATOES. A lot of "pink-eye" (good quality) Potatoes just reo'd, and for sale by ang I. STAfr UKU. COFFEE 250 bags prime reoeived per A. L. ShotweU and Niagara, for sale low by my a onu, ruaita tu. GLASS WARE. 100 dox ass'd Tumblers; 10 doi Sugar Bowls. 25 boxes ass'd Flasks; 10 dot Nappies, fte., inst Z. H. COOK ft SON. reo'd by je7 a J BBLS S H. Molasses: 15 bbl Plantation Molasses: JL 1 w 40 do fair to prime N. O. Sugar, just reo'd by Z. H. COOK ft SON. jelO C f BAGS prime Eastern Coffee; 500 bush Oats; .VI 00 bush Rye; 100 bush Corn; 10,000 bush Bran; In ator. and for sale by je23 Z. H. COOK ft SON. f tOFFEE AND TEA. 3 J Tea, reo'd and for sale by bags prim. Coffee and 2 chests jel4 I. STAFFORD. PITCH. 2i by bbls best Carolina Pitch Inst ree'd, for sals 8. E. GILBERT ft CO., Sye aesr Water. j.17 JUST RECEIVED AT WALDKIHCH'S TOOL STORE, 8 boxes Carpenters' Planes; Bench aad Hand Screws; Truss Hoops, Columbus manufacture. AU at) All fcltsOBLa ieBetween ist ana -n. ATIHKKSK AX CIN'CINN'ATI PRICES- 100 bexe W. R. Cheese, just reo'd and for sale by 2. H COOK ft SON. - a nnl f: TREES. HQ1 DOZ SPANISH BADDLB EM Jsj yU at iio--a,r Ufaio street, between first and aeeona. GLASSWARE- 100 bxs Ale and BarTomblersofany ' description; SO bxs quart and pint Flasks, reo'd and for saleby je20 a. ft u. Ubm AS N . SiRITS TURPENTIN E Just ree'd and forsale by the barrel or smaller quantity. my2S 3. E. GILBERT ft CO.. Sye. near Water. jtJNDRIES

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50 cases Lemon Syrup: 3 do Brandy Cherries; 4 bbls Peach Brandy ; 5 eases Jamaica Hum; mylT

10 eases Catawba Brandy; 10 do Cordials;

t do curave. for ai. lew ,8. MYERS. Sycamore st.

IHE HE AKT PIESCED A young Irishman resident in Bristol, England, while larking, ran after a girt" who wa engaged in seamstress work, and gava her a hug in sport; but it proYed anything? but sport to him, for as he pressed hcc to his bosom, it turned out all but a fatal embrace:1 as a

needle which she had in the breast of her gown literally entered his heart, and broke off short, leaving nearly three parts of an inch of tao steel in the muscles, lie in5ttnitly,felt sick and faint, and wati taken to the infirmary, when it was determiiied to make an effort to extract the broken needle, as. should it remain where it was, death must ensue from inflammation of tho heart. A physician, accordingly, cut through the outer flesh, and having 1 .1 1 it . n . - C i-iu uaro 8 suriace oi ine neart, discovered a small portion of tho needle fragment protruding, aad with the forceps ho drew it ouk. The delicate operation was most successful, but, as much inflammation had set in before the needle could be extracted, it was, at last accounts, very doubtful whether his life would be saved. It is, however, a most uncommon operation and singular accident, showing that even the heart itself may sustain a sharp wound without death immediately following. Anecdote of Washington. ... , Mr. R. II. Lee, writing from Washington, Pa., correcting a statement in Gov. "VYise'a oration at Lexington, relates the following anecdote of Washington: . 'Lluring txen. Washington's administration he aimost daily attended his room, adjojhi the Senate Chamber, and often arrived hefbra the Senate organized. On one occasion, juslj betöre his arrival, Governor Morris and sota other Senators were conversing upon various, topics, and amongst them, tho natural but, majestic air of General -Washington, when one' observed there was no man living could tako a, liberty with him. The sprightly : and bold. Morris remarked, "I will bet a dozen of wino I can do that with impunity." The bet was. accepted. Soon after Washington appeared,, and commenced an easy and pleasant conver-. sation with one of the gentlemen, at a littlo distance from the others. While thus engag-", ed, Morris stepped up, tapped Washington on' the shoulder in a very familiar manner and said, "Good morning, old fellow!'! . The Gen oral turned, and merely looked him in the faco. without a word, when Morris, with all Iiis as-.' sumfSd effrontey, stepped hastily back, Ün.evi-, dent discomposure, and said, "Gentlemen, you, have won the bet. I will never take .such a liberty again!" Tho writer received this, froni. one who was a member of the Senate and present." : r-r ;-.!--. f.'.'t Too Good to be Lost. An old miser in New England owning a farm, found it impossible to do his work without assistance, and afr cordingly offered any man food for performing the requisite labor. Una magnanimous i oiler was accepted by a half-starved pauper. . , , Before going into the field in the morning, . the farmer invited his help to breakfast; after' finishing the morning meal, which was veryl soon dispatched, old skin-flint thought it would be saving time if they would place the dinner. in on the breakfast tabto. This was readily agreed to, there being ample space left for that meal too, and which waa equally soon dig-. patched of course. ' "Suppose, now," said the frugal farmer "wo tako supper it will save time and trouble, . you know." ' ' ' "Oh, certainly," said the eager eater, "and I guess there won't bo much trouble about it, neither." . .' -'l So at it tbey went, and that, too, disappear-, ed in doubla quick time. "Now we will go to work," said tho satis-i fled and delighted employer. . ' ' "Thank you," said the delighted laborer. "I , never work after supper." , - John Randolph's Rebuke to his Negboep, Returning to Roanoke after a long absence, John Randolph discovered that the negroea had been very negligent. The barns weret empty, and there was nothing to cat. ,lTe de- , terminei to assemble the negroes and giver them a talk. "Ladies and gentlemen,'! said he, " I appear before you with great diffidence-' on the present occasion ; perhaps, ladies and gentlemen, you feel as deeply as I do, for after Imspecting tbe bamS I Cannot IinU anV eVl dence of your industry during my .absence. -What is to be done? We have -nothing to " eat, and to avoid starvation, one of most; nacessarily run away. Now, ladic3 and gen-, tlemen, I have a proposition to make, which is , this : that as one of us must run away, wo ' had better compromise the difficulty, and both , a - - 5jnt!fT ! of us run away together." An Uncommon Occurrence. The Albany Knickerbocker says : "Avery singular affair occurred at the court of general sessions at tho last term. A woman was brought up and ar- -raigned before her own brother, who was on.' the bench, on tho charge of keeping a house of prostitution. The brother sat motionless and pale as marble, but stern and inflexible as tho Roman father who passed tho sentence of death on his own son. The woman, although:: old in crime and lost in shame, waa.so evercome by the scene that on reaching- her seat she wept burning tears. It was a scene rare-, ly witnessed, and we hope never to see tho. like agaiiL" ftr- "Grandmother," said a child on returning from Sunday school one fine morning, "ii the Bible true?" "Certainly," replied the old lady, "but why do youasfc?" . Ki.t "Because," replied the juvenile, "it say3 that, every hair of our head is numbered, and so I y pulled out a handful to-day, and there wasn't a number on one of them." . . "What heresy!" txclaimed the old lady, and fainted clean stiff stone dead on the floor. (7- It is said of one of the shrewdest and , wealthiest of tho business men of the city of Washington, D. C, a gentleman now upward ' of 70 years of age, that he has never set hrsfoot in a railroad car, a steamboat, or a gravevard and that he has never been so jar iroiii

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