Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 193, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 March 1857 — Page 2

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knul 7. Y. CASLU X3IT0B. . ..... C. K. DREW, Jb., LOC A L. EDITOR. EVANS VILLE: THURSDAY MORNINO,::::::::MAr,CII 12 A. Chance for a Small Investment. Green Kirer h one of the most valuable tributaxies to th9 stream of our commerce; and Rough Creek is the largest tributary to Green Eiver, but the current of its trade runs away from us. It has two or three falls and riffles 'm it, that makes it unboatable, except m very high water and for a few days or weeks at a time.' It penetrates a very fertila and popu lous district for fifty or sixty miles, running hits course nearly parallel with the Ohio, and comes within eighteen miles of it up in Breckenrifce county. The country through which it flows is productive in tobacco, corn and pork, and is famous for its hoop-poles and ' T Vina aavoml flitl vi C V ? r V V fl "'PQ a number of extensive mills, and the pleasant and important town of Hartford, in Ohio county, upon its banks. Its principal markets are at Owensboro' and Cloverport, to the former of which they haul their tobacco and carry back their groceries, salt and iron over the slough3 of the Green Rifcr and Ohio bottoms; and to the latter, over the roush hills and wretched roads of Breckenridge county: And their trade forms no inconsiderable portion of the business of those two prosperous places, .'The Legislature of Kentucky at its last Session," granted a 'charter to a ! coirtpntiy to klaok water Rough Creek, from its mouth up S3 far as itcculi be made Loatable, giving the light to assess the Karoo rate3 of toll col lected on the Green River improvements, and the right to the use of all the water power created by their dams. It is estimated that one lock and dam, which will cost only $10,000, will make the creek navigable to Hartford at all times. The subscription papers were opened at that place on the 2Cth ult., and nearly one-third of the whole stock was taken in a few hours by its citizens. They ask the co-operation of our merchants, and a communication heforo us on the subiect from the clerk of Ohio county, says, "if the citizens of Kvanst ville could be induced to aid in the construction of a lock and dam, and would put a beat in the trade, they could easily secure the whole trado of the town and the entile country, which would bo no inconsiderable gain to the Irnsings nf vnnr r.Itir" . Ilnrn is certainlra. good chance for the display of a little enterpnsii and public spirit. A subscription paper has been scut here to test our disposition to unite in the work; a few thousand dollars only is wanted. Ii every merchant interested in the Green Hirer trade vrould subscribe one or two hundred dollars, it would come back to him in the increase of xhis business in a few months; and the stock, -with the rights to the water on so important a stream, ought to make it a good inrestment. But the importance of the trade would be a sufficient object to subscribe the small amount asked, even if it should be worthless as a stock. The letter says "wo can build it without your aid, but we want to get the full amount of stock subscribed before organizing the company. 'With a little energy the entire work can be completed this summer." The commissions- on the tobacco, wlr.ch hough . . a n ureeK wouui sena to tuis iioiut lor saie, h we .'eter get a warehouse, would pay 25 par cent on the whole investment for the improvement. Or Messrs. Preston Brothers, and Keen fc Treston, have commenced their new brick buildings on First street. They will be first class store-rooms, running back to the alley. 07" A proposition to enlarge to a considerable extent the Capital grounds at Washington, was agreed to by both Houses of Congress before adjournment. The new grounds will cofcr 73 instead of 23 acres, as at present. fjT" The Missouri Legislature has passed a bill granting the credit of the Stnto to various railroads to the amonnt of $5,700,000. 07" The oyster trade is again flourishing in the East, boats have been relieved from their detention by ice, and an unusual number are employed. The trade will not fall short of $3,000,000 at Baltimore. . . Or" There is a man in Cincinnati in pos:e.aion of a powerful memory. He is employed by the Humane Society to "remember, tha poor" OT Horace Greeley recently lost his only remaining son, Raphael Uhland, aged six years, by croup. 07" Dr. Ilayes, Surgeon of Ir. Kane's Artie Expedition, i3 lecturing in Boston. CrFor .the first twenty-two days after beginning to purchase the old Spanish coin, the Philadelphia mint took in $G3,000 worth, chiefly in small coin. Closing Ur. The following is a list of the Free Banks, which have failed to comply with the provisions of the amended Fiea Banking Law of this State, and which will be ';elosed: Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte ; Lafayette County Baak, Conncrsville ; Indiana Bank, Michigan City; - , Iloosier Bank, Iogansport ; Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse ; Farmers' Bank, Westfield ; . M. & M. Hank, New Albany; Indiana Reserve Bank, Shawnee ; Shawnee Bank, Attica ; ßalem Bank Goshen ; Huntington County Bank, Iluntinston ; Bank of Monticello, Monticcllo ; Bank of the Capitol, Indianapolis ; Bank of North America, Clinton ; Graroercy Bank, Lafayette; BsTings Bank, Connersville ; N. Y. & Va. Stock -.n'.

Por the Jonrnal-1 ' . An Expose. Continued fromlYesterdaj's Journal.

To Oliver II. Smith, Esq., President of thi'K I. tSf C. S. I Railroad Company -. This unequirocal abandonment of the orig inal great enterprise, and substitution of a flimsy shadow, for the solid substance, you a . a sir, wm nave tne boldness to tell us, was a necessary remedial policy, because your stock subscription did not enable jou to fol ow out your original policy, of treating the road as a unit, and preparing the whole lint for the iron at the same time ; and then mort gaging the whole Grade for the rails. And this, in the face of your original estimates, that SYoO.OOO stock would grub, gride and bridge the 150 miles and of the fact that when you abandoned your original policy, you had seenred a total subscription of 1,050,000, and professed yourself satisfied with your success. I bis a remedy. Sir, if you oiler this as a remedy for that state of things as a malady, I pronounce your malady a whim, and your remedy a poison. "This you have told us was for the purpose of makinir the road profit able to the stockholders as soon as possible." If "Willard, Carpenter & Co. " are to be con sidered as the stockholders, and certainly they appear to be so at this date, you may not have been very far wrong. Who will now beliete you when you say that you intend, or expect, or can hope to build this road one foot beyond the 0 & M. II Ii. Although, you may be making ever so specious a feint of doing so. If you do intend utiuer this remedial policy to go on, will you do me, and all the stockholders the favor to answer me one question, to wit : If it has required Carpenter & Co., three years nnder this contract, to only partially prepare the first and easy division for the rails with a subscription of $1,OCO,000 to draw upon, how long will it require them under the same contract to entirely finish the remaining two more expensive divisions with no stock subscriptions at all to rely upon ? When you have pi-en a satisfactory amwer to that question, I for one, shall be prepared to hear a statement of your future plans for going on with the enterprise. Don't forget as you answer me, that Carpenter & Co., arJ not bound to proceed a foot beyond the crossing till the additional real estato Mib.icriptions named in that contract shall bo obtained. Sir the evidence of abandonment, is complete, is perfect, and that being the case, no stock subscriber is bound to pay his sto:k. The contract on your part is violated, and on his part not worth the paper on which it is written. That sir is one of the effects of the pois on which you say is a remedy. I ay it fear lessly, that there is but one purposo for which you can collect your subscriptions, and that purpose is, to prepare ready for the rails a road to Indianapolis, substantially of the character for which those subscriptions were made. This was the contract lctwecn you and us. a contract winch you without our consent cannot change. It was true when you declared it, and it yet remains true that western communities cannot do more than this, and are notexpectcd to do more. And it is equally clear that if we mis appropriate our stock subscription to any other purpose, we shall not be able to build this road. I say sir, that you can build the wholo road under your original policy, but that it cannot be bunt unuer your new jwiicy. mat your mortgage bonds on the wholo road graded, and bridged, or approaching that state, will be good bonds and will command a fair value in the bond market, but that the same bonds on one third of the road without an immedi ate certainty of the completion of the whole line will not pass the ordeal of the bond mar ket for the reason that they afford to men who are conversant with railroad history, no assu ranee osoIvency, whatever, l ou cannot hon csttly answer the questions to be asked by brokers or agents in that market. The way business of a short road through a farrainj country pretty well settled, is almost nothing. For through business, this Division competes with both tne V & K. Canal, close to it, and the 11. & C. It. IL to Vinccnneit, not, I believe, twenty-lire miles apart, at the O. & M. U. B , and starting from one point, at Evaasville. The 11 & C. II. K., with engines and cars, and all other expenses, including discount, tock interest, &c , has coit less than $ ID, 100 a mile, (see its last Ileport) or for Che 51 miles to Vincennes, $'J73,üuO. The contract price to be paid Carpenter k Co., without any stock interest, or several other heavy items of expense previously enumerated, on your road of G5 miles is $1,710,000, and no locomotives or car, or machinery to- repair theraj included; leaving you a humble dependent on the Ohio and Mississippi II. II., which will take care of its own, whatever becomes of you. The Cincinnati passengers leaving Evansville by either roaJ, will take the suae Oiiio and Mississippi through train for Cincinnati; or if a way train shall ever lo run, it will be run from Vincsnncs East and not from Chel.ea or Washington. All passengers leaving Evansville for the West, will take tho E. & C. lt. II., and as for thoso goin Katt, I need not tell you that the E. & C K. K., costing about half the price of your branch road, and having a through business to 'ferro Haute and beyond, which will require her trains to be rua whether there arc', or not Cincinnati passengers, can carry all Cincinnati passengers so much cheaper than your branch road can, that tho additional dlstauce to Cincinnati of only about 20 miles if so much will cut no tigure at all, when, as I have shown, no time can be saved by jour shorter route. At best, the competition of tho Canal, and the II & C. II. II. would ilace jour tariff of transportation so low as to starve your branch road out, supposing it possible now to finish it. If it had been for such a shadow of a road as this branch ruad, built at such an amazing cost, and withal "so heinously unfurnished," that. you solicited our stock, you could not have had a dollar not a dollar. Until Evansville ii approached by a Southern railroad, which will bo tho case in from two to four years, there i no prospect that such a branch road with such competition, can more than pay running expenses, and it is extremely doubtful whether it could do even that; and then there goes on an annual decay of structures in so cotly a work as a railroad, that if neglected at the proper time, no future prospectä can compensate. I know well the growing corxiincrco of Evansville; tho business of her canal, her railroad, and her wharves. 1 have witnessed the travel and the trans portation of produce and merchandize t and from her. i have seen tho Ohio both dry and frozen, and the canal in the same condition, and all travel and transportation ICast, W'est and North, passing over the railroaJ, and I can make due allowances for. the opening of a new East and -West line through Chelsea and Vincennes. I am not unacquainted with the railroad history of the Westuor

are you. Ana u yoa entertain the hope

that such a branch .road will pay expense! and anything more, you exhibit the triumph of hope over' experience.' After a careful survey of the whole premises, I regret to say mat i entertain no sucu nope. .It has been, your custom and a very convenient one, to answer all objections to your most astonishing administration of the affairs of your road by attributing them to interested motives. I, for instance, am a stockholder and director in the E. & C. U. K..and there fore, this Expose arises out of hostility towards your enternrisc. I will not say, that in so doing you ' attribute your own motives to other men, but I will say that all such ob jections applied to me are impertinent. I occupied the same position wh en I now do, when I became lor the sake of my Lv ansville interests, a stockholder in your road 1 he L. & C. II. B. was then in danger, bow, she is safe and independent, with but a small floating debt and an excellent reputation for solvency and prudent management. My di rect interest in the success of that road has di minished, whilst my interest in Evansville has very much increased, and I may safely appeal to my fellow-citizens for the cons-sten cy of my course in encouraging every Lvans ville enterprise. But I unJerstand that 1 have an interest in a coal mine, here at home, and your road is to brincr coal from abroad, and therefore, I am hostile to it. Well, sir, when you can carry coal from abroad, wheth er SO or 60 miles on a railroad, and undersel the mines under the town, Evansville wil have no advantago in the matter of fuel, over Louisville or Cincinnati, except perhaps, the difference of ten or a dozen mile3 of railroad and carriage. Sir, you and Mr. Carpenter may as well dism'ss all such considerations as tnese. ana put vourselves. ana not vour Indianapolis road on tho defensive. Your enterprise is not attacked. On th contrary, 1 am its warmest advocate against the men whp, whether wilfully or ignorantly have stabbed it to the heart, and spilled the lffe-b!ood which a whole people had infused into its reins. And now sir, having discussed your own remedy, you may hear mine. It is, as I be lieve both simple ard practicable. Cancel that contract ;" return again to your early policy ; schedule your assetts and liabilities; ascertain tho value of the dillerent kinds of work dona. That work is chielly imperishable and so will show but little loss there. Abandon all further idea of perishable structures or rails till the proper time. Push on your surveys and estimates to completion, not having too much regard to straight lines or too low grades, lie-open your bucks for slock to be paid only if the road is presently to go on. As soon as your estimates lor preparing tho whole road for the rails can be made ami fyour schedules are ready call a meeting of the stockholders, and give them a full report of tho condition of the line as ascertained by such proceedings, and unless a much worse state of things exists than I am informed of, we can still go forward, slowly perhaps, at first, but yet surely. Let it be un derstood that the leaders evince a spirit of sacrifice, without which no great JgooU is attainable; and I will answer for final success. There isjno cause for despondency; the future u full of hope. The progress and prospects of Evansville were never so good as at this moment. The whole country is prosperous; the vaKer of White Itiver, never so much needed this road as now, and was never so able to give it aid in construction, or business when completed, with a prospect once more established, of completion, Evansville win most cnecrmiii' deliver her remaining bonds to be used as first agreed upon. The w ' A W a ft.. uenoerson a asnviiie line nas better prospects than ever before and will I believe cer tainly be carried on to completion. As you told us at first, when our road ii made ready lor the rails there will be no diCicuIty in ob tainiiig them. .Let us then I pray you, overlook the past and ucile on the onlyjiope or succcsi. And thrive, ana iiope on, ana in uuo season we shall reap, if we faict not." Ycurs truly, JOHN INGLE, Jr. Tte New Tariff Bill. uur eastern exchanges contain the new Tariff Dill at length. As it would occupy much morn space than our crowded columns will admit of, we give the following abstract from tho New York Trilmne, which shows the most important changes that have been made: Schedule A of the Tariff '4G, including Brandy and all Distilled Spirits, with Cordials of all kinds is reduced from 100 per cent ad valorem to iUl per cent. Schedule Wines. Cigars, and all manufactures of Tolacco, litis: ns. Sweetmeats, fcc , &c.t is reduced from 40 to GO per cent. Mahogany, Satinwood, &c., arc reduced from 10 to 8 per cent. Schedule (7 Iron, Woolens, Sugar, &c, &c, is reduced from 00 to 111 per cent. AU bleached, printed or dyed Cottons are transferred to this schedule, making the duty thereon 21 per cent, instead of 25, as at present. Schedule D Flannels, Carpets, Eaize3, Cables and cordage, Ilcmp and Hempen Manufactures, Manufactures of all Silk, &c, drc, is reduced from 25 to 19 per cent. Schedule E All manner of Timber or Lumber," Manufactures of Copper, Furs' on the skin, Paper Hangings, Oranges and Lemons, Periodicals, Skins, Velvet, &c.( is reduced from 20 to 15 per cent Schedule F Urimstonc, TTin, &c.f is reduced from 15 to 12 per cent. Schedule G Books and Magazines, Diamonds, and all precious stones, Cocoa, Tallow, Watches, and Watch material, S:c., is reduced from 10 to 8 per cent. Tin in plates or sheets, with Mahogany and all Woods of luxury, are transferred to this schedule. Schedule IT Tin in pigs or blocks. Zinc, Pewter, Raw Hides, &c, is reduced from 5 to 3 per cent. Schzlule J (the free list) is largely extended; Wool costing les3 than 20 cents per pound, Brass, Copper, and most Drugs or Chemicals used in inanuficturing, Icing added to it. Wool costing over 20 cents per pound is re duced from SO to fc21 per cent, along with Woolens not otherwise specified. 07" The New York Journal of Commerce calculates that if tho imports under the new Tariff remain the same as under the olJ, $23,000,000 will be the reduction of tho revenue. OirTho Kentucky Stitc Fair is to he held at our neighboring city of Henderson the ensuing autumn. Otr-Tartics were in the city yesterday from Xcwhursh, negotiating for the little

steamer Gazelle, to ply as a regular packet' Lctweea Xowburgh and Evansrille. 1

PE It FUJI ED 1IIIEATI1. Vhatladjr or gentleman would remain under the

cone of a disagreeable breath when by uf ing the" Balm of a Thousand Flowersnas a dentifrice would not only reno er u sweet out leave tho teeth white as alabaster? i Many persons do not know their ' breath Is bad, and the subject is so delicate their friends will never mention it. our a single drop of the - Balm" on your toeth-trueb nd wash the teeth night and morning. A fifty cent bot tie will last av ear. A B4CTircL Complexion may easily be acquired by using the "Balm or a Thousand Flowers. It will re move tan, plmples.anJ freckles from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue. Weta towel, pour on two orlhree drops and wash tho face nlzul and morning. Sn&viso Mad KisT.Wet your shaving-brush In either warm or cold water. iour on two or three drops of "Balm of aThousand Flowers. rub the beard well and it will mate a beautiful softlather much facilitating the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents. r ktridoi & Co., proprietors. KELLEK, FAKXSLKT A CO. ap51ydw Azenttfor Kvanri!l. SPECIAL NOTICES. Sra-Tfotiretia thlt p'aot. ttB eeata per IIb oa iKrtina: SO eents Per liat three timtt; 30 teats per list oas wttk; ducooBton loKrtirat. (yrvA GEXTLEX AX. thoroughly aeiaaiated with the i irr voaila aad rarer hnsiaci. ha h.1 tnr. PtrieBC la Voth. itaa tieelleat taleeiasa. aad aa iceotnplUhtd Bosk Ceeper woald like a aitnatioa '.m which either tr all theit quilineatioai woald be aeailthlt to Lis txnfloyert.to whom he eaa girt tho hij hrekrefercBCM. Arply to thitditorof tit Journal. f21-tf 71EEAK&:Uf;itAlII4 Takes on papers, aid csa 1 seat la a letter tt aar Prt ! the wntld. without emtra We 45., p3tr. They are batlfj and the neit Jnrall pieturte bow taten. Call'O (45. atthe (Try unrr. Ne.5. XT1 Jiain-iuett, aad bate eat takes. tnhlt rtOAItniXG With largt aa4 pleasant room for the aeeomeaedatioa ef reattemaa aad lady or for eiojle jreallemea.eaa tt ohuiaed la a r-neata laatily.ia a eeatral loeatia. 4pply atthit Set. fell-tf WOOD! WOOD!! Ordere for Woed left Vice cat's will le promptly died. at 3.ArtL fet3 GOAL. The Price cf Coal at the BCClAM MINES is At tht Pi '. .Setstt rerkaihtl Haul 4 teaaj pr el the city 10 . JOUM WYMQSn. fell Seeretart and Manager. EftBtftlle Tetaple of II anr No. 1. meets trery Tho rid ay tveaiai lathe Hall, oa Water itreet. over the Caaal Baak. R. W. P013TD2XTEE. W. C. T. A. J. O'REILLY, W. K. Ilacoa LixM Social Tetnplt 5o. It. raeett trery altaate Frilay ereaiar ae above. JOIiX UYDB. B. P. T. C. W. KIDYAHD. B. K. jan20 S7-ly t ot. tui: joiTurv.iL. I Btrer 'ipireJ tew ht a oit, (I neel'at tell. I 'ipase yon bo It;) . Bitif f tawttVere'a vtrta iait Dara'd if I would'at i a taiait! Bat wfcei yea tank of do'ratyria, Wehster' roua 1 and täte delitt la; rJ or 'Hhe'!l tarajtyonr feetart. AaJ "tabu" tew. deer little ereetar. Oa paper, iroa.ilai er plats. He'll AiyewrthaUeriart at fait. So aatral aad ao trew to life. Wkeayw're away 'twill foci ye wr wife. Bov:4-d.f TILElTOX'g Gallery. tlOt.l.OtV WmMM.W X ATfHE'S GREAT ALLY To prontrtte th- t.qJilr power dra-tie porratteee. ieto iit dte. The fannt Pills, ob tbe eoatrarv, aeeiet nataro ia her eoart'et with 4evu. by re-Ti'aliiics tat lo4. 1 rxpeMia all i.iorbj I ritter from th ti ttn Sol 1 nt tho Bi-iinlfcctoT. . Viuiei Laue. ew-ir ni No.;i trATil. Loa Ha. aad ty all droic''ts et 2'e. e2i, aaJSI refl'Ot. tabt-wdaer MmnW l.fel k'H KlorldWattlarerram ef tnatfhWi rl'-hie, a fwnüe that Imnediatclv rv.-noees K.hft. T. Uorehee. aid all trapleainatl kletr.Uhe; rurif er of the areata after eoa!: a rreierratire cub ami tooth w,; aa eialo a ff an t more ad-rtmetikte fracraare thaa te Mar'a rariaa Co'arae. Rold tr U. T '.saltan A Co.. wholesale dmZfit(i. Water street. MewYork, aadly alldruiUuat Wo. per hottlt. na-lwdaw A TAt.r est r. Vrrrrtn fa our eolawat of to. da?, will fo foind the card of Vr. T. fl. CAv.tra. alr-rtieia a CrHr. for that very dUfrjaeiar liaeae. tto P.l't. The IT . hr f,r mtif Tm. devoted hla ttntia to thia elaea of '''.a. anlwithaith a't-ea that he now ofere to Che pnMie, a r-n4il preparat'ea tatitloil to their satire eoiIMnce. 1 h' hnen tho ro"5M netted dorlrttho ptttwe1rt oar. and ittaer hi froeed un'nkrritrt1 to clfieacioat in all cuu, Wo reeoemi?ad the afti-tel to trr (t. fhioso Path Fio.W. For salt lath's eiry fell KKLLER i WHITE. Pit" The ho.t erHiio tt.at ran he adfltfed ia favor of tho eeeMonoee of llnqümd'a Oermaa Hitter, prepared hy Or. C. l. Ji"ii.fi the nnrreeflented demand far them from ail rarra oftho roin:andlthoTjh thoro may ho many mnipuiiQ(a prarired aad rpreiat4l a. Veiac worthy of a Mitral patroar. vet we fl emtrinl to renark. that the vat aurahr of teuiaioalala with which tho worthvdoetirhaa hei hoairei. hv rerm of tke hirheat ehsrtrtet rpictHtv. wk fwiil it aar to havo raeonrao to hi. prnratn( to -tmnv antneientiv eonlaaiv. that a mere elTTt-ia' rruelr lor tho ttrm.st immediate reliefof thosa'3li'.ot wth 'htl lirjfnl mil1y. vprriia. feat aever ho itiajovtrcJ. Set atveliliemea. Fetlele f.bt KKLLKR & WHITE. r.nr: vt f lit f. ox u l fcPhPbl A. MSTfllMX . Vr;tnt r: Siaraoxvn l.r. .holsv To.. Kr.. fareh X. CO. The 0ritiit Iit'-rt c'e partl jtiration. aad I fcertw'th hand yon -rtHeatt of Mr . 5! jrtoa Dtrklty.areiptetatl farmer of thf lanlrv." Siwruavn i v. Kw.. Mtr'.h ". mn THar'lr I woald laform yon tha.t I have hoa aHirted for overal Tears with Hpfper. ar.Tivf firm, for which I nd Haraiparilla aa I varioue other remedial, without ehtataint; aavrolir. Front the variant t'ai ranial ta favor of Hoefland'a Ofrati llitt-r. I iaduce-1 to trr thro, and I bow alt with pi fit. er, thit thr-'nrh tleir tut I am eaioyiac hettor health than f havo deoe fr rear pttt. aad cheerfully rocuaaaead tLe lütter to all ai-t-i with that terrible diaeao. nrpeetlollv.vo. To nr.C. M. JarktoB, JIOBTON BEKKT,KT. Se adver'ieemeat. jeM-lw , i;V L.KII on mohi:, ox iTCiMotc BTtrrT. trrwrrrt aix akd fiuststiiits, I'TRnkvillr, lnd rpnK nherlhr !! tatt retxraed from tho Faet withH. lance stock of r ire ca tal Imenio Lienors sal 11arao Ciran. ilitock conuiahe heet kind of Fr-aeh Hrandira: Jamaica Kum; Madeira Wiae; Port do; .Vononfahtla Whisky; Irinh do; Rhine Wine; Aniettc: Holland Oia; Cherry Wine; Pourboa Wliiekyj Kro do: Ohio Catawba; Aticsyathe; Caraeoa; yaraelBo. roach Kreits Aad all other kiada of faaey Bittsr.. The al oreertiolte will be krpt eonataatl oa hand aad told at the oe. rat hv vmpXt-Aw H. AMA?ilR. tfMMir.HK A.n nUCKWIlKtT.-'n felt ra-k V' wheat Klonr; to boa-a crime V It. C'hoeao. roo'J bj railroad aad for lo by jaai: VIC KKKY A-JOHNSON. CloVERseeawantoabj dee2f K. ?. B ABCOfilT. niTiixs, i'luvi:iim, m:i:im, hoots. n MPOKTED direct froia llolljcd. and ff T'alelr B. j.j. ksmm;tox, Hya-latlu 12-rU. , Nutli Ked. lo do .... R. . ....iHrk Plao, ....LifhtP.lBt. .... lonhls Mine. ....roable Yellow, ..I)nblt WhitO ....Whitt andVelloir, .... viaed eolor. ....Uaable. , ...Josephtat. Rcsiaed'Hellaad. Uo IN) l Do Do do do do do do do Talipe Crown Istperisl Ant'jlhi I Creeae Aaaemtnei Itanoaenlet JoBaities...... ... II aorta ...13 do .V.llioru .. 0. ..100 do. ... 'o. ...12 do. Linie With SeeJl. a larie variety of ehoieo Flowers aad YeyeUMo felt fcli;U, (l itHD O. BKI'P ASD TOMit ta Kl) (tin titra8a(areure4 dried ;cet. 50 do Go to Tjajaej, ro'd thi dav Vy Mt Z.H. fOOE & SOV. SIXKSII ntl.TltlOIti: OVHTKftS Weahallhela receipt of ireek Ofters every d y notil the rln.o ot tbe seasoa. fe2J Z. H.COUK k SOS. J. J. PENNINGTON yil AS (nstrecetred frtthsoppilee of the ffillowlag: U.a. bite Uead. Tin Foil. xd Load. Sold Leaf. Fancy .Susp.rUacainr. Ilrnthet, Srra'i Krathes, Por.e I'.ru.liej. Tanner's Rrnihes, Common DJSter, I'atlor Ijst? Hair Lroorri. White wae h Umshct. Marking Brushes, FaritUrren. Chroms Green, Chrome llor, Iro It tack. Ltmeeci Oil. Aleokol, Unrein Flni t. Paint Brashes, Sand l'aper. Carpet Urathet,

ftf flUdl genuine Free -5jMUUU " M kj

Trad Cigar, reo'd dt D. FJEIMAXX.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

It A T U 8 . Osoiiusre, tea 11a ss or lev. on tide. Wet tlree- tints, 1; em, week. SI SO: tws Vfiti. t'l SO: on ntxh. 14: thrta nontte. 50: six ciobi&i. 10; oao rer, 15. Dmeoanton larur irttMMau. Crf aia li r n4vt. pet Baal. No chart for marrii, death or rlifrlont not'.tt. AMEIiiCAN AGRICULTURIST. iKASGK JUDD. ) 191 Water. Publisher & l'rop'r) Ar-V 5trt6t, I Terms Ob Dollar A yttt la AJrBC. irk. Vol. XVI.. Xo. 3. Mireh. 1S37. New Serie, No. lit. I SP KINO WUKPC i coifiiair oa.iDdFaraSrillilS ltr. Uirdcacrj od all who cuUtatf tv tat WOKti. la ctatll lothuM tiepkrto 41 well. I M nr au not k sriatr make lauatv tu rj Id ly at tatchiuL'S sad other tliKia! Asj C'tiUfiy beeiu, thtj read aai think Km, c depend mort wpoa inj:; bar woia. Iba heal tibkltl til tat JUx.i. Farmen oftca exrrad tJiO. trm. 00. v. 11 i K 1 taoo. saU ttu fl.ux) or J.UO a year, in jlow-f-StSAt LL,idh. iat. ciUiTatiug ad liatvttün. aaJ thta a.ieaitttfcvsaible dollar Yj ocitiisi ito supply tLtmatlvt w;tü a joutatl devoted t 'thrir oa iatrrt.ia, aal infurmim tbtta ot th ,Vt ' f ieccia ni meiaod Ol earriDt ob iailar me . kli.. ratiutia punned far ott.cra. t.va tho ooeteat Agricuiiurl i per pulluaed. ceo v-areely tail to furnul hint auJ nceitiont al.-.tt weald repay tbe eo.tratay timet over. How muck more proatalle tia to (tt the tetiko eld Ameticia AgriuuUurUt lvr eaample! Thle JuutuiJ ia a lar j llAiiki.ii... CH AR - oamler eeauiBiajc 2t paeet tailed wita'p'o'B AC !&. practical iustntura articles, (about Mi in. every anacal vcUme, which, are prepared by practical U Ul'.klNU klfc. . w bo Äive the dotal la ol bow tUyaud their ncigbberöo tLIt or tUt Mad af mork. wkattlT euitlvataand how, what crops aad metbodithry find profitable, aad what tUav tad aaLrolltabl.. It U Ihirilr POsitle t-aiaav one . h.lS.r i AKM. "tOTCRY EU. UAKDKN'LU. FKLIT ÜKü'rVLB. !it'yaS3. STOCK UaULK. or the Cultivator ef colv a email vilUgt pivtthoald read a jouratl cl vhis charaet;r witaeatoUaiaiBK at lent eorae hmU jthat uld reauer bit labor atuchtaereite&kllalle-. . rjtRY IT, t TUt r.xrZHlXtIT ltWOSTH TSTlifd. IT WILL CUST Btir OSK 1AJLI.AB. I The central priacipUa el culuva'Jon ef frnlt '(rowibc. (eeJiag aatmala. Ac. are the tame tvervwhere. tut in order to adapt 'ihe Ameri- . Atneulturial to tTtrjr part of lie Aceiieaa continent, a largo uuuter tf raACHCAL . writer are eneaired. one ei whom i tecoteo at each of a-veral poiaU 1.A.HT. MIKTH. t UST and SOUTH. The e me a are rtt.'ivTio t1ujr AST. jjOrtTH acie iniormauon irom their ecveral loealif.o and eon mucicitinj it to the pajree ef the ArioBitjriai. wnere tt l aeceatiblo to all wte wih to improve their own meihoda bv learalot bow ethers 1b diflereat jarta of tht couatry are carrying, oa tho aamo operations as uirmselves, Tho immeoaecireclatioa of tie ArrleaTtariet C HK,vr which it much larger than that of av t'.uiUr journal ia tho world, eaatlee tho 1'aHUher not only to aerure the very teat rraetieal articles, the Bnert inatrnctive tllo.tratioma. Lot also to fern iah it at a lower price thaa any journal of eintlrilus. iMidpinretdicituajnr.jaaaa tLoisiiei ol dollar every year ia fj HKI1S ' rutr. Cittntuiion ot at w and valuable 5 FlihC teed to thttat ecrihere. tie nai aortEj tho preif at year teat out over fifteen thousand aeparate paektget ot the CUIXESK NOHrilKltN HUAR CANE si:eu l ki:E. aad eith oH or new eubx riltr net havtrsr received thtm. caa ttiil Lave a parket of .Oto f) pure, rerttet tttit. This and th fcl'ow4? r o a n C CAM, ins; oBcrt t old sjood ttat:.t Arrit ICtn. or latar: I At least obo i aetage of vaioaMetced win bo lanaaaily eiven Ire to every tobkeriter to tho IAgrieultarist. the only eonJitioa ef reeeptioa is that the ap licant lurmrh a ready oirectcd oost-paid cave lore for luai'irs; tie seed in. OT 5! V.lV Is addition to the Satir Cao. tverv old ana bttUs-,aew sulscnber deeiricKit. will hefatnirhed tai M.Tiut with a raekaj(-or 'Kicg rhtlip Corn," one el lsrlj,s fatra Karlv att CorB." "ätotvcll'ssaert Com." tad 'White Polaad Oa a." all of which havo roved valuatla (see Ar'e-altarut for Harch.) A ready directed toat I aid oavelopo will re needed for each kinl applied for. and at avaay teed will bo enclosed as will bo coaveved ty tko cottact tamrs seat apoa each eavelof e. A Calen Jer of operation! to be performed ia tho Field. Or VirJ. Fruit and Viewer (tardea. Hot aad (irten Ilouse. lit .i(iveaat tho becinnirift of every motith. Thie is prepared with r eat labor aad cart, aad is highly valaablt to every ene. To ret tho Agriculturist for a year it It ctl v CAIK.V DAR. ajnorcH1NO. necesiiirv to send One Duller wilk your name rest-Umce ana state, wita tut necessary ready envelopes for stirb eee4t aa art applied lor. Direct to tie FuMither. ORANOEJCDT). No. IS1 Water-at . New-York.' ' N. B. The Arricnlturist Is aever forced upoa any one, 1st ii always stopped vita tbt tUTVIE 'time eir-ires N. H The rarer Is also tevectyped. aad new enb.cribera caa be nf plied irom th be cinniac o' volume XVI. (Jan. Ist. I8W.) N B fl'low is given an outline of a few ef he leadiag artiele in the e rit three number lot this rear, all of wbieh are plaialr written. W A IV VJ ' practical and very ia. tractive. Kaeh number vJ AKV. coataioe or glntl cottlv illuetratircs. tatercstlog andiasirnetive. Thete three a am ben will 'ha mtilod at enee to new subscriber, and the 3KnTtL-!retaaiain; number of tko year a ataiAlilf. la'ied oae at th betlnaing f tuh month. which will be devoted to tit work of the s.asoa. fiIa addition to the eld list o lore TäfAttCII standing ntscribve alert one thoa.and new UM. isubo-'Ttber per we. rrave eeen receivea sinse last October. Tht rasiisbet it raeonrtged ts pat forth additieael eaertioos to isere to the highest poasitle limit tbe .iatriasie value of this old atandard Jonrnal. Evtry snceeeding aumbtrwill ttaaimprovtmebtapoBtbo pa.i. JAXVAKY AGItlcrisTl'mST, 18i7. , rAtr or cosrixTt. i . WonK rot the Moxth A beautiful iaetrooilve article. Calendar of OperatloL for January, a catalogut of work to bo done ia the Field". Orchard. O ram. Greea aal Ilotllouscs. iaterperved with cut valuable hints. TMsisa e pecial kataie of this iournal. Tht Calendar lay oat oae'e work bolero him, and materiallj aids sad jstemliet bit I ltBS. .... Ahes for manarine; Arpracn. fnllehnpter lerharsthe moot cornpleteyet written Be Hive tre,?B,,,t Cireetionafor makin oheap. effective, narateatetti Bread-making, oaeellent Cahbaget. wiateriag fl.aoamn King Phil'p Cmnherrit. full detail of a Urge sieeet sroner'o eaperieoee very good Krcs. two aood article ecoriag in wiaur. die. bvetgreen. from need Fencing InUy dneusfd Garlin of sClrrgymea. iatrrestirg chapter rf details Garden of a Mechanic, n large two eolurnciit. howinc manner of larlea out: the tlace of trees, r laute, vrefables. Ae . a eipitel thiag (or all cultivators ef email pints Orsftt and Builing. siecMcnt plta-Oraro Culture. No. 1. the first of a full. nrAfftietl series by aa experienced grower Mams, two good richlea for Horse-Kictt. Ar. Press on Horses. Rlack Hawk. (Ilia .) IIor.es. Poll KvilCured Vanure. No. t.thoflTitof a thorooghly raotlcal series Manure, N. J. Maris -Maaure. aa amusing and icstruetiv cut ahowlra bow some of the "Special Maanres" are "got np' Milting Moehine. a nninr account r f aa nttmrt to use Oyster Plaou. how to rook Pea. the Japan Fetch Stone, treatment of-Fiee. inet without kr,.laPomologi'al Society. American. Fruits, adopted. A-e. Ponlretto. larmer'e trial of Preml'-taa. Arr. jouraals fi. Kaipy D.y Kamblea at Neighbor Thomas'. No. 2 Rhol ark r Pia Plant, full capture es enltur. Ac Rose in Po'. dicctioBi for growinr, wun a beamrai cut smt Urains in Winter Stormy Days, wor for Strawberries. No. I kw a practical rmvtr. Te first of a foil serifs to bo eontinned throoph tie year, with appropriate monthly direeo lien Tree, iircing holts for luraij i, bow rid eLaapty erbena, chapter on. rc a a ky Ar.xiicrLTnxisTs isöt PAHT OF COXTEST. Work for ho month Calendar of Operation. Apple Tre. bearirg annually Art'cboke CaUnre Arh trora Hard Coal va;ue BarbarUzt to Animals Pean. fall ehapter oa varieties, ealtnre. Ac Chf. ralualle C.ok'ng food lor Animals Corn, the Oreron CraohjTTit Vp'and Currant Kaisine Dwel'ine. plan fern cheap ea. illustrated Farmer. Boys Farmer C'uh Fence, how to make Koretu. rren-Tvaticn of, A-o. Gardens Orapo Culture, No. 2. (too Jan v Grape under 01a Honey Safttitute, new lee. Thawing feom Pen.tocks Lal-or. division on Kirn lifitti value of avini Mannrc. Ko. . (see Jao . (ytter .Shell, value Fear Trees Fotitrv. aeadiag t warret Pruning, time aad mode Kuralt Surrontdior, No. I. tr.t tats Strawberry. Veabodf Stv for Hogs Sugar Caae. Chinese, an original picture ef the plant as grown by the Lditor, also direction for cultivation Tim Bunker, Lai., at tbs Farmer's Clnb, kc. Is . Ao. 3IAKCU AOIlICUsUTriSIST I830. PAKT OF COSTOTS. . . Tk row. tit- Xostr A;IäiTCr.x C4tr.S Phsnlnx boaotiful tnstrnetive artiolej work (or Cat-cNnaa e-r OraaarioNf; OxiosCwi.Tcan Full chapter roa N anon A catalogue of i a-Voar.s Hints on work tot donsia thsfleM; Peach ri-LTcnt-o. 1. orchard, garden, green aad. P:an The Viraliea. hot-houee. interspersed. I:a Garden oalturo, a with msay valuable hinu I complete ehap-.oron Thi is a peclal fealar of Plaut Over foeiiisr. thisjonroal. Th Calendai ! Potatoes, EAELt iiow t lar. faiir ftTias'a irgarlr mf nr a ' aim. and raa'.eriaMy aide' Pi:ESi!ta FariTS Editors nid yst-aatiie hi pitas, einer'eaeethittcseon. Apples CookirgdrieJ. PausiMe When aaJ how. AsrAnaots Kafiie ear'r. PfKPti. AC M-aiogre-9 ASIL Value of act culture. (Raist Iv Karablet of a Beans A good kind. farmer No. : Very rood. IUKi Spring rare. j Bhcpakc A frowcr't cxBkoom Cons Fullchapter cnl perioae. Cnltuce. j'cio s CfniSirirections. r.AKLKT-Sproctskniirgcowt Serps important biaw on Cows Spayin-P'itVere. i provicc lefor pltntirr. DaiNivr son . No. 1 First Sh r :r Orivin ef üaria and ef a thorough series. illoetrated. OaArn.i- Direction! for. "tk wpfkev CnTCBF no 3 GitArKCci.TCRr No 3. Sc; t Cane StM fceono? OaAssLandj Rnovatino'dr mizinr; HoMK-iTr.AUS Two nmnsing;ToaAcc A fn.l , rT aad instructive pictures. complete charteren ealtnre nowt-Tbs Kuril. I er.r. hapT.tie. Hot Bans-How to preparsTaierH-Plaatitaaod fT.tin with illn.tratloaa. Tmrs-AJost V""';-.". Lakps Dead one on tree. 1 Woodlaps W hit loe. AI HI I, AClXlC'l'lrCWIST, 1S5TThe April Agricoltnrirt. now ia ' T t V o H C 'vTi th contain iia'v to seventy arti.le on T' many eieelUat bint, on th. varout this,, to to dn, ukroughout tLt month; it will bo tho ttt pi f ever u.ucd. mhit . nhcoaploto usorent in tor. y'Viy. ireth. ctlttratod .orted Seed, 'ktry. Cn inLl . WAUOMiAAD JACS.-2J, dot ad Sjn st.rtand (...1 by gAyL CEY Jl'HT Ili:'KIVFD .11- pr'm Kio CoCee; 2 btr prime Kio Coflco KotJ; 2d do Java 0, jidii .1, u. inm. ttipiow for tale by mhli 8AM' L VICkEKV ff BUSHEL prim Ear Cora, ree'd ptrrailraJ AvJ W ty sums l. Ii. COOK At SON.

MISCELLANEOUS.

MIsS MAimVATT'8 HEW NOVEL: HEN BT IT IE: . Is I FE AD EXI8TE If CE j. By Kus Amelia Marryatt, . r Dauflitei of the late Capto' Klarryatter 12mo.. Cloth. 420 page. rillCK ONE DOLLAX. What tk$"Prtsi" say Jltnrf Ljlt. fctrTATTE bops to o thlt kook in every oll-stIoott4 - V Library. It is worthv of n nlaoo amoagtbo Ines worof anyera "-(Frsier's Maisnno. "It is serufhiuf Tttnio to tko teadtaey tf tbs prettat reseratioB to intUelity." London Atheaium. W e have seldom bad aa opportnnity ot eaieying a saoro itteinatias: or a more iastmctivo novel." Tritnao, 'Tke Udy wfnee io a stylo to pletse tht peopls aitt as wolt andae skillfully at ker lather did..M..Oei tony of lleary Lj-te torthw.tb.' Timea. - w rakllsbodby GAEKETT. DICaT t FITZRKRALD, ..No. 18 Abb street, fcsw-Yoik. Aleo. for tale y Vookrelltt in this f lacs. CopUt oftho above hock sen tto say address Fret tf Tost ago Seed Cash Order-to the I'uUithert. Editor of Country ewipper flviai tho above ad-, ertisemcat three prominoi.t insertion, eallief atuntit to the sane ia tho editorial eolnon, aad aaadiag BtarkeeV copy of tbt paper to tho FaUitbtrs. will teceivs "Htaar Lille" per retara of mail, fro f pos tare. - BB kl 3-1 wd Aw LOST, . '. - , A Bt,ACK covered Pocket Metsorandam book, witk njy O. tint iasldd. cob'sibibk several papers. 1 Will lay Tan Hollars rev tr J for i:t rerovtrr. cahll S'd JOHV sATIRFT,t: Reo-rder. Flü COKFCB. JO bartree'dper Kclir-e for oale by Hsi . ralilJ . 8. E OILBKhT 1 CO. t MIOH'C IIICE.-l tiorces rte'dVoVKelipro. for aalo j 1. - - . .a U nil tJL'DV f. " j wniof o. o utuoani dt MAUD STKAIIIXK CA DLI.-25 T.ostt Tt for ealever? low by tnhl'i 8. K. OILBKKT k CO. ' 9 AHUU KXIIIA CODFISII.-Jfxoi for tsls y J nihii i. K. GILUEKT Jt CO. L SODA.bS mhU I casks ree'd per Celirte. for sale !- S.E.CILBEET4 CO. " HOW A It I ASNOCIATIO! PHILADELPHIA. - IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS TO all person afflicted with Seinal Dieeaae. cask a . ÜrritMATOUKHtKA, 8KMIXAI.,' WEAKStaS. iMrOTKkCB.' Guoklhu:a. Glelt, ärruiLia, UieYict of 0amsm orfeEL Tbs tloWAKO ASSOCIATION, in viewof tke awtnl dostrnctijo of human life.cauttd by Seiual diaeaiM.and tb deccptiun practiced open tb vt.fcrtni.hte victims of saeb disease brVuaek. have directed their C'omnltiag 8t-rgeoa. aa aCharitable Act worthy of their aamo. to give ijeoicsl Advie (rati, to all person tho afflicted, apply by letter, with rletcriptioa ol their eonduioa. fags ocenpntioa. fcsbiu of life. A:o.,) aad la oao of estreme poverty sad antstiag. l rTSMSB AftDlllKKIf IllOf taisoi, Tb Howard Aaseeiation ia a benevolent iastitatir. established l y sfecisi eadvwmevt. tor tbe relief ot tbtoieBnad tiistresscd, t&icud wub "Virulent snd Epidemic U.sesrcs."' it ha now a surplus of tees s, which tht Di recurs bava voted to eapend in advertising the above notice. It is v0leos to ard tLat tbe Association commsads tb higheet loareil srill et tbs age, and will rurai4i tho snettapprot 4 modern treatment. Jeet Published, by the Aasoelatioa. a report en Spermtorrboea. or heminal W rakaeas.t ho vice of Oaaaiem. H ae tarbatien er Jlt-Abi se. aad other Diseases ot tko Sexual Or?a. by th Ccasulticg .Surtt-cn. which will to erat ly Dail.iia asc&lrdcBtelop) rk.K er chasüe.ob tatrtctiptot TwO TAMPd lor posts ge. Addicts. I'r. (itU K. CALHOrv, reasaltia Burgeon. Howard Asaoeiatioa.Ko. 2 itoath NINTH Street, FLüattlpbia. Fa. Fy order oi the I irerter. I'ZRA D. HEAKTWELL. Tresidenb. lKO. FAIRCH1LO. beereUry. fsl8-i:if -B Csf 1)02 si'd L'tmpMaalllsand grau Bed Cords; HHhJ' Mdi ast'd cotton Cord; 3( bales cotton Tw lec tor ale by fei 7.. II. COOK A SON. Off at BOXHS prime New-York lUrabarpl Chcete. res SliHJ' psrrailr.ad by felt Z. U. COOK ii SON. Ttf " O. rrt;AIl.-23 Lbdtjnit r'O'd fcral by 1X3 feltf 8. K. CILBKKT A CO. fJ C. JP.WKLL, ti CO.. have jnet received J 15 case blcecbcd Nnltn; lOcaee att'd Cottoatdss; 5 do Summer Tweeds; T do Draims; 2 do SUof herdCheek; 2 de Apron - do; 1 d Spanish linen cost's; 3 da Col'd. Cerebri; 2 do Brown Liaea. oor. , 4 , ntka a o co Jean; 2 do Marreill.s Coatiag; 1 do Cadet Miatere; 4 do 1-iaen UrilliLg: 4 do Check Coatings; Viae and Iririt-su. J- C. 3KVr.Lt & CO., havt in store new ready-. luoialet Brown Sbetliacs; KO piece brash; IS bales Mirtiot Stripes; 2S do Carpeting: jo ' do Mrown lirillinfs; 1 d Oil Ctkh( 7 do Maerted Tickiag: ' ' 50 do Canvsss; 13 do aoUableacaedähetfi; 20 do Faddist, toratf Viae sad Firtt-u. stkS " s . V have le TT C. JEWELL A CO.. ti V 0) IS pieeHSunor Caesii pieeisum0ir Caimres; W pleee Samrser Ceattne; ' so pieces rich ccl'd Silks; :u,d col'd Tatbv Vlveu; .do bJoekäWks; , JO do Mcrcaea Uks; . , ?5Silks Maatillss; 3 TrspsShawl: ' ' 3"eoPd aad bl'h silk Bkwlt : frO DeLaao thawls; ..TS Cbtlli Bkawl; To bilk bearf. corner Tins tndlirt . m at 13 V5 C caoes Men's Mack aad cclsrtd tVeol Hat; do do . Am . do , r0r do; i ) casts ewiy' black and colore! Ha.'; IO do Palm Hats; li ta4 Lcghera Hat: 21 do a..'d il'd silk Bunnau; 'U oaeoaaas'd straw floantta. is part only of oor stock ia toi lino of Good, which w bavo already received aad oiler to tho labile at low prices and en good terms presse gits ns a sail at our atore. ceraer t ine aad f irst-streets. Kvsasville. lnd. ; b3- J.C.JUtXL & CO. "VAU.. Ar.. f )'. is 1 kegs Gelunnt Works) Nail awaited eis; KO tbis Pa Cloet incer; -j 3'a) bene vv indew Glk assorted sizes: 3' do Pickel in rallon.'. gallon and aasrts; leeftardiprsH Mioses; . ..cAt 10 do Lobster in 2 lb caa: - v i A, . 25 do Cove Orattrs in 2 lb aad 1 Ik cans; AO bote Tomato Catcbnp; TS bis Pepper 8000? SO no Gorman iioap, 3ls Falm hoip; , . 2ou do faaey Soap, reo'd and for ala by Celt 1. At D.HtlktAHX. (tLH f08ELL A LISTER, of Evatsvill. are tko - 11 1. AresM for getUBgsuboc;iber to th Amenria Jeornal of Kduca'ia and College Review; published In New-Verk-i,y ir. rcter. 4, r. m ti-.k. Jr.. fe?7-2w(Uw General Aceat. 0!tl.Vlii;i A.M l.i;MOS.-25bteiOraages; Z5 boars Lemon, received nd for sale by- - Ph4 . r BKatOB BROS. fOt' r.'e aohbd prima 5 Orleans Bugara; . -' 1 tC? A hhd Clsrittd sugars; .- 20 aU Crashed Sogar; 2 do Loaf so; 10 do Polvariied mht - ; . PKEaTON 803. fevl HM IIOIHK ?. I O L A a. t;n . b t la; 11 nau tbis, tuet rtectved aad lot sale bv ih5 PRKSTOTT BBO. rrnniVM -ilkblsTar; c5 " udi lirorm tt) do Wash Boards r' 2M bones Hiadow Glass; tu begs 6tir jnet reo'd aad for sale ky tt -7IILI. TOn. MALE. TT WI'fTto dTepo.e of my Hteam flooring Mill and ground in the city of New Albany, lnd .. on tho corner 0 f Stat aad Elm streets Tho bmlrficr is M) feet front. 100 feet dee p. foor stories 4ii-b. substantially l.ntltof hard brick en a etroog ' etoae foundation t aid inwaterltmo. Tke X1IM0 iw perreetmaaiagorer, caa make 30 barrels of four ia 21 loan, aad is roBveaiestio tho depots of tbs N. A. k S. ana JsSsrsotv ville Railroads, and the Ohio river. . Ta p rorty will bo sold tow ad ri easy r-aytnaat. srty will bo sold b (N. A. Tribune) Bht JAS. Jd A K31I ALL.. i ''HOICK K4MII.Y MlTABD - ; ' . IK' ioa Ik esea; SO do ), ans: ' A 30 de I lb do, nmrrnated Pure by b Z. H. COOK i SOX. ACIA1! fHHM popV.ar establishment baa reoenüy ad oatenaivo ' tl arrtngsreentt for the manu actum of Bauer. Sugar, Kosten. Soda. Pio Nie. Water aad Oyster Cracker; Filet tread. Ae.. Ae. together with ageed assortment e( Leaf Brtad. Cake end Pies. ' The nbcribtr ha lo purchaetd ttt TaUat Ciglt for tbt . manafaotur of Cram ii Fad's it I .-PATENT ,LOAE (BREAD! Mlidlj BUchilfrj, wkich pwwra BSBT tarrriorBtlitics over the old style cf manufacture. Tbo ßrea.d Las tb advantages cf beins; nit onitoi m unoh fcanAsesser aads white ia appearaace traa tread htretolare made JtkeepV roweh lotycr, aad is bjeetioaable for rise wkn a wetk old. It eutja btBd.ome)y at the fctit Fpaid ike. and without wane. It goe further and is coming into seneral . u-.i. families not arrn etc me H "BmtsU BatlAP ' all who cm Baker's Bread ar iavited togiv taaw article tT ti Families can teanppliA at their do's rs a U) any article in civ line, tresa from tbe oven. 1, JtäTCountry oiir and order from the river, promptly .- Uliod aid delivered, at tbt New York Bakery. a Firt t., . oppvsitttb Fo.boKice. labt-Su J. O. UAl NT fL'M'KET POTATOr. tsikls Sweet Fota'. rd blV oa ccLtianmeLtsad ti tls by less !. & D. DEIVtANX. FK "VCTri. Jott received per ateamer Anulepc, S bit of Pea Nuts, and fol le cheap ty ft 23 W li c. c L L K K i;iGG.S.N. 47 Äoia-Itlttt. A -- tt aad lorsaiVky" -- ULitLLR KIGGS. f2S :iili?k,J,lI!tt S.MiJ M kltt.No. 2 ysckerel: l- " 2". bitts No. I Mackerel; 4 kltu No S Maekerel; 23 13 rlei bUj Ns X; 25 quarter I Mi o. 1; lSka'.f do da 2: lhlf do da- S: iJlr's No. 1, No 2 aad 2; 4 droro Codn.h. an for sals ry . U.i . WUKELLK ii UIGG&. 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