Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 196, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 March 1857 — Page 3

-.. I- , - - ,. -0T &fJaiIgomrnai LOCAL, DEPARTMENT.

MONDAY, MARCH 1C, 1 A. M. MI5IATURK ALMAXAC: H. H.H. Rubb fill RcbSsts C 8 Pat tub Carexkh. Our Carrier on th low er route complains of being subjected to much inconvenience in making hia collections. We presume the difficult does notarise from any indisposition on tbe part of the patrons of the - Journal to pay but merely from inadrertent ly neglecting to leave their dimes where the Carrier can get them on his day of collection. A larg share of the profits of his arduous business is already absorbed in his outstand ing debts. It will cost his patrons but a sin gle thought to relierc him from much incon venience in making his collections, and we are - sure they will not neglect him next Saturday Amkjde Honorable. John W. Nolan, at present occupying rooms in the county jail, feels himself much agriered by a mistake of our "local in substituting his name in place of Louis Britton, as the hero of the recent "ground hog" escape from the aforesaid jail. John holds himself far above doing so lota and

dirty an act and says that he looks to no ' other medium for escape than an honorable - acquittal by a Court and Jury, lie says he

was deluded and betrayed by wicked associates, and is now suffering the penalty and odium of their crime, if crime has been committed at all. He further adds that he has a

" respeotablo family who would be grieved to hear of his doing so dishonorable an act as the

one, innocently but erroneously, imputed to him in our columns. We wish Mr. Nolan

- speedy relief from his misfortunes. CT" Attention is called to the advertise- " mont of "llorso for Sale," in to-day's paper.

fjr-rendrich & Bros, announce in this morning's Journal, tho largest arrival of cigars and tobacce ever brought to the city at a single purchase. And what is more, they offer to sell them 20 per cent, cheaper than the same articles can bo the State. bought elsewhere in 07" We noticed a new dry goods store bein? tilled with goods in Mitchell's Block, on fiiturdny, nearly opposite our oflico. The packages were addressed to Archer & Mackey, which wo suppose is to be the style of the new firm. fj7" See Woolsey & Nelson's auction sales or groceries for to-day and to-morrow, an nounced this morning. . OT The Township Trustees have extend od the time for receiving proposals for build ing a bridge across Pigeon Creek. Mechan ics will still have an opportunity to put in Jot the contract. 07" We invite the attention of the public rand the old customers of the Western Star ' Clothing Store, to the fresh arrival of Spring , goods at th.3 old establishment. Tho littl - man has really outstripped all former efforts this Spring, in his tasteful selections of fashionable and fancy goods for the approaching season. A customer that Lobenstine can't fit either ready-made, or to order, deserves to go - seedy or uncouthly dressed, juts as he wi have to do the balance of Iiis life. Mil. Fbedebick Martin, a regular piano maker from Cincinnati, will remain in this city for a few days, for repairing and tuning pianos. Orders may be left in wrinting at the Journal office. It A Heavt Contract. William Mattoon, of Springfield, Mass., in connection with his brother has contracted to construct the abutments and towers for the suspension bridge over the Ohio river at Cincinnati. The towers are to be 230 feet hih, and the amount of the con tract is one million dollars. Fish kt Minnesota The Rice County Ilcrald says that fish form a prominent features in tho provision market, and if Henry Ward Deecher, and the fishing gentry generally will listen they shall hear a story that will exceed any of their experience. Four miles from Fair baul t a little stream formed by springs, empties into Canton Lake into the mouth of this stream the fish run in such abundance that a man has taken twelve at a - single dash of a hay fork, and in a few hours . has secured a waon load. A man living : near tho place, estimates that 40,000 lbs. were - taken in a few days and of tho quality that womld not sutler in comparison with Isew Hampshire trout. This Territory abounds in . beautiful Lakes, and the Lakes contain 'most d4Ücious pike, bass, trout and pickerel, in an unlimited abundance. Wouldn't some of the i fcUowers of Isaac Walton be a little surprued iitto see a man angling with a pitch fork, and - ineaseixing bis fish in a two-horse Wo xeckon so! wajon Tjn Atlantic Teleoraph. The TJ. S. cteamahips Mississippi and Niagara are being prepared at the Navy Yard in New York to Assist in laying down the sub-Marine Tele graph. They are two the largest steam frigates in our Nary. They will proceed to England, tad the Niagara will take on board ne-half the telegraph cable, the other half of wnicn Willi taken by an Lnglish steamship. Ina two ships with the cable, each attended by aonaort, will proceed to the middle of the Atlantic, where the two halves of the cable will be joined, and one vessel proceed to lay it towards Newfoundland, and the other towards Ireland; each accompanied by its companion to render ud in 'case of accident. The ships will be fitted out with irreat cara and evcrr wiu W Uni, w IUI great caro, anu ejery pmcaation taken to securo success. It is justly remarked, t is sign of the progress of civilization vhen tha ships of war of these two great nations thus meet in mid-ocean, not for t, naval battle, but in a peaceful effort to join he two hemispheres. FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPRI.XU GOODtv. KEN k PRESTON hat received this day ISoaaoa VriaU; '10 cases Co toaadt: S do Lawas: a do Giaghams; 0 Valot Brown Sheetings; 10 A Bleeched; ia tUtptdahtatlafiJOaUttTicaW aad forsalo Atap. uzi

Jort of nan3oUlc. AUKIYALS AKDDEPAETTTEE3. J. D. EARLY, from XewOrleani to Cincinnati. ALTAMOXT, from Wheeling to Kt I-oula. GOV. POWELL, from Cincinnati to Wabaeh. CITY OP CAIRO, from Clncinr.ttl lo Wabash. FASHION, from St. LouU lo Louisvillo. WM. BAIRl from Cincinnati to Memphis. ALVJX ADAMS, from Louisville to SL Louti. OHIO, from Cincinnati to Sew Orleans. HANGER, from Wabrsh to Louisville. SOUTH STAR, FW.urjrto St. Louis. KORTIIERXKK.fr.ini Louisville to Memphis. TEC UM. K II, from New Orleans to Louisville. SHENANGO, from PitUbro to St. Louis. SWITZERLAND, New Orleans to Cincinnati. ROCHESTER, from Nathalie lo Pittsburg. KKTUKN, from Vaba.ht Evanarille. PAUL JONES, frou Now Orle-trt to Cincinnati. EMPIRE CITY, from St. louiato Pittiburj. STATESMAN, from St. LouU lo Cinlcnnatl. MODERATOR, from Ft. Louis to Pittsburg. MOSES Mc'LELLAN, from LouixviUo to ?t. Louis.. MANSFIELD, from St. Lauia to Loi.i.vllto.

KIVER INTELLIGENCE. The River has agiin become too low for large boats abovo this point, and still contin ues to recede. eather prospects are unfa vorable for a speedy rise. The favorite Memphis packet North erner passed here on her down trip Saturday, I uliy Ireighted with goods and passengers. Her universal popularity acquired by superior accommodations and , management has socured for her a fortune making business. We know of no boat and officers more deservinjr of success than the Northerner Co. 03-The Shenanw arrived from mtsburg Saturday night with a full freight for St. Louis and Missouri river. She had on board about 50 Kansas emigrants and their fixtures for a pioneer life. OCT The steamer Ranger, Wabash packet arrived here vesterdav with a full freight for Louisville. She will leave here for the Wa bash asrain Thursday evening. Eiver and Weather ly Telegraph. I ITTSRtlltfl. Rlarph 14. I h rivir ia sfn. tionary with three feet ten inches water in the channel. Cikcisn ATT, March 14. The river is fall ing slowly. The weather is clear and mil J. St. Louis, March 14. There is a good deal of floating ice running. The river is falling, as are all the upper streams. There is about ten feet to Cairo and three feet on bars in tho Missouri. Keokuk packets resume trips today. Tue Trogress ok a S to&ii. Lieut. Maury in a Report of the Xavy Department, traces the speed and progress of the great January snow storia of this year as follows: Tho snow heun, it seems, with a furious pile near the boundaries of Virginia and rsorth Carolina; thence to Washington its course was due north, time three to four hours. From the capital it swept on, a furious gale, fourteen hours to ev York; thence to lies ton it was six hours on tho march; to Port land only four, railroad speed, making in all twenty-four hours from 2torth Carolina to Maine, half the extent of the Unio"n. Further reports of this terrific storm, which is known to have swept furiously along the Nova Scotia coast, have not reached us. And here it is to be observed that the cold, the wind, and the snow storm had each its own speed of march, the accurate discr ption of which does not seem to bavo been observed. This storm as our readers well know, has proved very destructive along the entire; At lantic coast. The loss by sea alone, in . the month of January, to say nothing of the sus nension of travel, delar of mail, and dorano - ---y - - o

ment of business of all kinds, is et down atlo

not less than four millions of dollars. The loss of life cannot bo estimated. And yet all that, it is believed, or much of it, might have been saved by a system of telegraphic meteo rological rcDorts' as recently recommended br W sV the Secretary of the Navy. To the shipping of lioston and f ortland, Urs storm, which has mwxl Brt noetrncti en wnnln tnua Vinva mvan . . ' . IWenty-IUUr IlUUrS - noilCV Ul IIS approacn; to I that of New York. Philadelphia, ind Baltimore, from ten to fifteen hours. Every other interest in ine country aiso misrni nave Droiit-i ed by this forowarning, and immense suffering, and loss of life and property been saved. Mr. Buchanan at Baltimose. The fol lowing is the story of the correspondent of the ew xork inouiie, so posmveiyaeniea in ouri telegraphic reports of Saturday, as entirely without anv fuundat on. It sdifficu t to suruiisc a motive for such infamous falsehood, unless it were to hoax a hated Political onnoDent. What a sad talo I have to tell of his ar rival in the Monumontal City a city hence- , , . , ., ."' ri i t forth tO 1)0 Stigmatized as a City Of tiaCChanaN ian mobs. A city once famous for its high tnncrl hnnnr ita lirnifnlitw its. ltomitifnl wrv. .. ,. , a i r men, ltS ChlValrOUS VOUng men, tO bO guilty Of tUnvc-inr .Tttno Ilnrhinnn Preülpnt. plor f nn allowing dames uucnanan, i resiuent eiect, on sj a a e . w .a a a a DIS Way 10 DC inaugurated, tO le m.SSeU and hooted, his Carriage tO be Stoned, his friends assaulted, hi3 guard of honor to be pelted with brickbats! DO SeriOUS WaS the atlair, that r n i . , . i . .. I'm, jLir. Aui;uaiiau a inuuus iuouzu. ik xu imuio tu Kova hint ..linn Via .1 : n n f.n4.,.,l I.;... UAfU II "Willie 110 UIIIIKI UNUCItU IIUU Our State Debt !:tterest. The State Treasurer has announced his intention to sus tain tho credit of the State, by paying the July and January Interest on the State Debt from , i . m the means already in the I reasiiry, and leave nlWintPrpatsand cluimantc fT..r r,fl,nJ V.l.. - .UV, MkllV man Uie Sllgma Ol rcpuuiauon snail be at - iA Ik. Qfitn LULUCa IU fcttc UHHH It ha been rumored for sevoml 1ira n Tn 11 uas oeen rumurcu lur set crai uay.S at Inliianannlia tbfit fhfi SiinprinlPn.lpnfc f f - -r ' v Blind, Insane, Deaf and Dumb asylums would soon give notice to the proper officers of the several counties in tho State, to Drovide fnr . i , . .t. T . UlO taro UJ Hie lnmaiVB Ul llicao instllUtlOnS belonging tO their COUntieS, as the legislature I bad failed to mako any provision for their sup - jr I port. A GOOD OITUK! ,S Iiattad shortly to remove from tht city. 1 will d bp ose tV of my entire etoek of Milliaerr Good, at leee than tbev caa bo bsoaht for In New-York. The goods are of the lateat stritt, aad art tht best la this market, aad to aay oat wishlag to go iato the twines, this it a raroehanoe. I'atill eloee hasiaeat. I will ttll to my customers aay article I bavo btleWSOSt. I,. II. KA K BfiAttI, Lato MISS WARTH. molOdtf EnoalreratxlTolktboU topy. HAVING told out mr entire InUrest lathe Livery aad Saio Stable to BaloiaeB Kaha. t hereby retara my thaaktt our numeroua friend an ea to us era aadrsqaeeta ooatiaaaaso 01 patreaoge to air. Jaaha. wbo wiueontiauo tat haslacu. BftJi-m u. u. UjtU ARMO.

tO dine privately, tO Slip OUt at a Slue UOOr ' enltivateJ. renler t&tm tut mot vaiuabit larettrntntthat rt, nu ITll . -lV. i , U l- etabetouad; aad present tho most i&roralle opportunity. Of the L-lty Hotel, tO elude the mob, and take for perons ef iedu.trioushatiu and small means, to aequiro an early special train for W-nington. tu, worid-and

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BY TELEGRAPEt.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL BY THE K. & W. LINE E. G. EatsntatT, Operator. Death of Hon. D. T. Disney. Washington, March 11. D. T. Disney formerly member of Congress from Ohio died at Dextes Hotel this morning of pneumonia. His remains will be conveyed home for inter ment. The Late Railroad Accident. Toronto. March 11 It is stated by per sons from the scene of tha late railroad calam ity at Hamilton that many additional bodies I tavo been recovered. A Jury is already in vestigating the cause of the calamity &c. Arrangements are in progress for a public funeral on Monday. 07" The telegraph lines east of Vincennes were out of order on Saturday evening, which has deprived us of our usual telegraphic ad vices. Patent Spkino Saddle. Mr. Ward, of this place has procured & patent for this article that for case to borso and rider, excels any thing of the kind we have seen. Its durabili tr and simplicity will recommend it to those who clesiro comfort in rid in?. It adds but little to the cost and there is no danger of its ;n;llr;n the horse. In fact we think if tho horse himself could talk he would at onceacknowledge his preference for the patent saddle, Tt would enable him to carrv awkward riders L - ith ease to himself and is so constructed that his back is kept cool by a passage of aid between the seat and pad. COM31ERC1AL, HAEKET3 BY TELEGRAPH. KKW YOKK MARKET. York, March 14 Flonr heary with taisof4,50 ttl9.i Stato mikI Souihni l lioctl 10 cents pr lM. Ltato SCS.fi 13 Southern f6 SO.k73; Ohio 5ü4tt.c.0T3; halet cf UKNI bushel wheat without any qnotable clianir; Corn Arm; Salea ol 1"X) hoshela at an advance of 1 cent for roixeo; Met pork declined cents: .snles of S3D bble. at eil 30 lor new; Prime fork declined aocen't; lieefflrin: LarOheavy; Wulnky aUrauceU aalet a 27' for 0hlo; Stock,flrm CINCINNATI MAKKET. CixctftKATi. March 11. Flour rery dull at 5 for tuperfineand $ 105 0 for Chicago to extra; Whisky unchanged; Nothlnjr utw in provisions, market firm, but tame; Groceries unchanged; Clorerseed lull at 57 3 and timothy at 5 5'. UlllU 8TOUfc. , ' fTStR. J J.PEVNINOTOXhsTiaf purehsMd tho ttoexol Id 9 Medicines oreaei for sale by Crawford Bell, a few month sinee. dirs tt es.11 the atteatioa of the pal lie, isrtieiiUrlr of ihrsieiaa aad merchaatt com in to this city. to mskt purehaset. to this aiscrtmcat which will beoa stsatly rseeiria additions from tho Kastera eiMee. aad which will he sold on as low terms s cb m a.mrma it aar ether establishmeat ia the West. No. 3. Washi&Ktoa Itlock HaiHiacs . sepJJ-U - itBLsor. Vaiu ivhuky; tKtUuM:'. tmeg; ree'd and fortalt ky f28 & D. 1IKI.MASN. SOB rOZ red Bnekets; 20 dot No. 1 Toi: dos No 2 Tabs; 2t esst blat Tabs 3 aad 8; SO cross rlnt and oatrt Klaks: 10 do Ale Temblors; IS cross class Jan M tallta aad 1 e;aUea, ree'd aad for sale by mm w wweaawsr vae ISSS 1. K u lir.i . A .ti . 40 HCLS Ima aad wooden boaad rittslargh Alt; 10 cross Porter; IS do Iadiaa Pale Ale ia bottles: S Ibti Copperas; 21 sets Coaater Sealet; lOcrott Chat. UiU TamUtrs. rcsirtJ tad for talt U2S I. k I. IIEIJIANN. gm BBLS Cherry Braady; 1 bMsUrane Rraadr: qr. eetk pnre Port Wlnt 10 half bbls ISrandy; bbis Mas. m tat: it ei isoia Kyt nisay; eeetred by rauroaa ana tor tait Mr BO i. & V. HEIMANN, WHKKII.XU .AIL8.-keriiatt refdtnd for talt by tU VICKEfcY X: JOHNSTON. fimV IIAISH-TJ Valet eitr lrre two aad half XM bushels, weictiac over 400 lbs. last reelTd aad for talt by ft!9 OKO. FOSTER L CO. SUGAR aad Molasses In stors aad lorsale by fe!3 HEP. fOSTER & CO t!KAMl.KiM DAti 4000 Liaeola Mills two bushels for tale low by fe!9 UhO. FOSTER tt CO. HJCRE Mastard. Coffee Eseaet. whole aad rreund Spites, iwiDoaee just ret'4 aaa ror taie t fe24 VIOKKKY JOHNSTON. ci CJTAHCII. CA.M)I,KH A!D HO A l. 100 boars s jest 7 ree'd Ire a the Cincinnati maaafsetorr aad for sei fe24 J V1CKKUV I: JOHNSTON WOOD WILLOW W AUK A.D COHUAIiK. 10 dos baby Wage as; A reel eottoa Rope; lOdotbaby CM; a do WaiUa do: So do larite Shsker Brooms; reels Urass Well Repot AO lo small do do; 1001b SackTwia: 2 do Heartti and Whi'sp brooms; 110 reels Trot Llaei 2. ooFaace and Plola llscktu;90 do Staging; 10 do Coder Racket. Olbo eottoa Vara; doOskWell do; 30 do Carpet Warp; S do Toy aad Half Rackets: 2) eottoa BattiacNo. 1; 20 Bests Csdar Tabs: 100 dos Roll Piae aadTowel Rollers: 20 4o blaeaed red Tabs: l0 dot betur fpoons and cedar r ueit; 5 dot cedar Cnuras, Jot ree'd and fur sole by .vjckekv & Johnston. TÄ"2u .u.uuukssu.i. CHOICK FARM I.ASD8 FOlt 8 ALK. THE nxixoiS CENTEAL E. R. COHPAWY IS XOW riEFAaKD TO SKI.L ABOCT 1,500,000 ACRES -OFpTTrwpT? LMIMflVP TAVTiQ VliUlOri I1 iVllJliiHLr LnflUO, " T"AtrT vr cat ir,UM' On Long Credits and at low Kates of Interest. rBHKSB Und wert raatej by tht OoTersmtatto aid ia I llt CVHIHHCUV. V k IUI Ul'rU)( IUI HOB eel and most fertile in the world They extend No'theajt and Northwest, through the middle of tae sttate. to tbe ex treme South, aad laclddetTery variety tf climate and pro h0"10" '. btWM h" Mr11;1 "itud.. The INerthera portioa is chiefly prairie, iaterspersed with fine crovet. aad in the middle and Southern tcetion timber preI The climate is more healthr. mild aad equablo. than aar other part el the eeaatry the air is pure aaa brae inc. while Uvia streams sad sprmrsof excellent water abouad. Uituiainoue Coal it txtcnsirely mined, aai tupplltt a eh a4 deeirai u iei. boi-K iori.hd at maay pViau at . & . - . . . . . I Ptr toa aaa weoa oaa no ne at tne eame rate per Cnu'iliin Stone of excellent quality also abounds, which X' fornttiomore taaa tne expeaseottraa The treat fertility ;of these ilaaUs. wLleh area , black rich i monia iron two t nve irtt aeep. aaa KCBtir rvumt tncir i eonUinitt to this Koad. ty which erery Ihcility is luraish-e I fo r travel aad transortauoa to the rriaelDal mark ets NorJ. I V .. f.... tl... i. .k. i.K t.i.k .1...... . . ' mm m eoeei v waow wwwaowsw u a j woaaa ayaj tha faxil.ty and economy with which tht product! of thctt laaJseaaie traatported to that market, make them much more profitable, at tbe prieee asked, than those more remote at ROTermeat rates ea the additional costtf transportatioa it a ptrpctuxl tax oa tot utter, wbicnmutt bt borne ty tht r ducer. ia tho reduced priee he reeeiret for h grain. Ac. The Titla is perlect and whea tho final pavmeeu are made. Deed art executed by the Trustees aproiated by tbe State, aad ia whom tht title it retted, to tht purchasers, I wniea eoney e uia sowiiu hum ice si clear of every incumbrance; lien or mortgage. waich coarey tt them absoluta title ia fet tioplo. fret aad THE I'KICKM AUK FROM f 6 TO $30 I . I Twenty per cent, will bo deducted from tho credit prleo I for Cash. I v... .v- . 1... .1. ...Vt I. I J. S.t.Saaddyetrsafter date, aad are required to improve 0M.uth aaauallr lor Bee year so as to lave one-hall the Isadander eultivatioB.atthe cad ol tint time. Competent Pnrrejors will accoopanv tbost wnowisnto ffi, Ull,'m,M,w,,, 1 ÄiÄIKÄ bkctio.VAL MAPS n 111 V HUI fc J vn w bv wit, rH.iw m uiftj rih v..' ecostamre. a l books or pauipnleti. containing numerous well-knowa farmers livlat ia tho aeichborhoed of tho RailI . A T mmmm) Vl. mmx mi k mm B 0) k m Vtafa afaA tka aast af fWeiBSi 1 rtieo of ca'tti. txpeast of harvesting, threshing, etc. or iaTOtherialormatioB-will be eheerlallv givea oa applicatioa. cither personally or by letter, ia fcrcitB. treacaor Gerraaa. sddressedto JOHN WILSON, Laad Cammissioaer of tbe Illinoie Central K. K. O OQee in IUibois Central R. R.Drpet. fel3 mdw Chioago. Illiaoia NEW 8P111IVG GOODS! TalT Rare bow reeeiviag at our store. Foster ' Blotk. 1st IV street, three doors below Main, south side, a desira tie stock o( fashior-.ble Spring Good, coasistlag ia part of Shawls. V in till a. Kmbroideriee. Scarfs. Dress, hilks, Orgraaies Giaghams. De Lane. Iteresjee. Lawn. Priate. Da masks. Carpets. Kux. Aiattiag. r loer unciotn, iieacaea aaa Browa Sheetiac. Bleached aad Bro wa Shirting, white roods. Ac. which wo bow offer very cheap. Thaakfal for past lavers. wo reepeetfuily invite tho oitiseat of this eemsaaalty to give ae a call, and examine out stock of goods. Short prefitsaad quick inlet it tar snotto. . htO-Sta JAMES OAKLET b BOX.

AUCTION SALES.

GROCERIES AT AUCTION TO-MORROW morals. March nth. at lOo'ee,!. we will Milkt actio, at ear Salt Boom, a small lot ef Greetritt eoailttag of Starch. Ptpptt. Britta, Fickle. Glass Jars. Mb War. Kcal Selves. Tuts. Dritt Bfad aumeroutother articles. ALSO pieces Osaaburgs; plseca orowBsnttiiBp; 1 to Coraet Jeans; 22 dos Spool Thread: 1 BuadleBoaaet Boards. Ae..A. mM3-2td WOOL3KY k KELSON. DABlILWOOUtT AUCIIOXEERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Ileal Estate Ilroker ir AVINO leased for a urn f years aad Stttd aptht Old Coart House, corner of Mam end Third street, we are at w prepared to rettlrtftr tale at aectiea or private illkiadf tf good, wäret aad tuerehaadite; household alt. all Csshadvaneesmad oneonstgamentt waea require . Regular talet every Tueeday, Tkurtday sad Saturday, eommeaoiagat 'o'clock. A, M. Alte Taesday, Wtdottday tad Fridayaichts.at early gaslight. 8 ALK OP KKAL KSTATE. Tha flrst Monday of avtry month, at lOt'eloek A. M. TJaTiay; proridod oanolv with a w Map of tho City of ETUlo.eoaUialnall the roecat EnlorfemeaM.aad btlitvingit will ht forthtiaurttof all coaetratd. we hart tt apart the flrtt Moaday of Every moath forthttalt of Real Estate, at aaetion. All those viihinK to tell are reqneeted to hand ia their lists ia time to fire the pabliedaeaotieo. Tha Ditroaaie of thott navlac H eases aad LoUor Laad for tale, either atpaMioor privtteiale. itrespeetfallytolieited. jj3 WUUUKI KbLSUIl, AIOI'I DIIY GOODS AT AUCTION! WrST reeeiredand will bo told at anetiea.at ear AueOB tioB Rooms. n oar reralar sale dars. a Isrre and re rl assortment of Dry Goods. Notions aad fancy articles, consisting ia part tf Drown and Bltaehed Shettiaci and Hhirtinp. Satinets. Casimeaee. Coatincs. Flannels Blanket. Jeans. Hiac. OIoTee. Mit. Spool Threads. Liaeys Meriaee, 9haw!e,Snsreaders. Are., Ae. Atso: Tablet and PoekttCattltry. Jtwtlrynad Wttehet. Cloths aad Hair Brashes, faaey Soana. Ratora. Piat.Needlot. Aecordeoas and a rreat variety of fancr art-cles to bj morons to meatioa. WOOLSKY ic NELSON. aoTl AacUoaeert. J. J. PliNNriVGTOIV, WHOLESALE AXI) RETAIL DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS PKRFtTMRRY. PAIXTB.OIIJ. DYE-STUFFS, VARNISHES, BliUSIIE WINDOW iL.AS5,f GLASS T7r.Ä3Z2. Manufactured Tobacco, McdicinalBnxndics,Wincs andAlcohol A full tupply of all the popular PATENT MEDICINES NO. 3, WASHINGTON" CLOCK, (Bear the Coart Honte) IMain Slrccl, r.vnitsvlllc, Ind. oetfi-tf rAtlVll t AI.T. liJObMs No I at reduced price MJL tattortforsaloby GBO. FOSTKR tt C O. jtl9 Agentt for Ktaawha Salt Co. UL'ST HD. Extra French hluwadot rery superior list quality, oaly a lew caseM fett TENNKY ä SOBESSON. P. G. O'RILEY & CO., Storage Forwarding and Commission M EIIOII AINTTG, KVASSVILLK. lSli. HaviRQ filled up a ratmmcth WhLrllioat.ho taroston th Ohio Kirer.in tho niostaubsuntlal manner, wo are nrc pareltofaciliUU:anylutiiiettMklrusted'o ourcarejt-ith-er by UIVLU uailuuau uit capial, withoat ezposins; to the Inclemency of the weather, any property; and particularattentionwillbepald to KecelvIn, Storing and Forwardintr.and alto to the tale of any Prodace conslpnea to as, ana an oraora promptly nuea. P. G . O'KILEY returns his tincere thanks to his nn morous friend for their former p&tronare, and respectfu;lytoliciUi a continuance ofthe same, which will be duly reciprocated. .w-. .t A store Kooni. wensuppuou, win uv iepi lormeiocommodatton of Boats, and their ordert carefully tilled. mh3-dfcwly t. u.U K1LKY Ac CO sTPLXRKTB ASH TLBS. JUT SO dospaiated Beeketsaod hf. Buckets. U dot do Tubt Not. land 2. for sale by ft 20 WIIKKL.KK tt KKHtS. !ITTMULItU AXI) UKI.MONT KAIIJ. 200 kegs a of those favorite braat. t store aa-l to arriro. fe20 WliKELER k IUOOS. Main ttrtet. ff DOZ Wash Boards: 40 dot red aad bine Raeketa; ell1 10 dotlarre2 hoored Tobs: 23 neete ass'd Tbs S88 tach. ustroc'd by mhto Z, U. COOK li SON. m g BBLS S. n. 51o1 asset; 20 half bbl Molasses; 2 VP 20 bbl Loaf aad Powdsr Sacars: 10 hhdt prime X. . Sucar; 15 bbls lsrre site Tar: IOO boxes M R. Raisiat in M aad boaes; 100 drams Flea rscsirtd per ttoamer Aatelope aad for SBloby fe2S .tt D. HK1M ANN. Je Jo POMNCTOI HAS iast reoelred a largo tupply of tu porter family Teae. GcKPownta. Youae Hrsoir, Extra flat Young Ilysoa, IsraaiAL aad Clack, la eaddiet and packages, or by tht pound, to snit eustomtrs. felt NEW SIItI!MCi 71II.L.imi:KY. ICSTRKCKIVKO Mist P. R. BARKER, baa just reoelred a larte assortmeat of Millinery, coasieUagef French Tissues. Lact aad Ntapolitaa Ooaatts. ALSO: SILK aad STRAW BONNETS. RIBBON3. KLOWER1. tt.. To which tht iavitet tht particular atteatioa of the ladlct tf EraBSTilltaadtieiaity. V. R. BARKER. first street, between Mala aad Loeast. felS Opposite tht Post Otfico. riii. yr a farce i E hare ob hand aeorapUte aortmeat ef Mackerel. all auiabers tf quality end all sitsd rack acts. Also are stoekof Codfish, laree white aad ia erery way a supe rior article, which wo will eil nt low prices, fell TKNNEY ft SOREN30X. FIRST AHRIVALOP SPIUX1 DRY GOODS AT n. u.nniciivs. T' HOSE pertoat wisbinc to bay eood aad pretty Dry tfoodt for a 1'ttl moatr. caa axaia fladaa exoe'leat opportunity at a. k.mhicii's. Mam street, no. ow Seena. lie hasjutt reolred and opeaed the largest aad prettiest assortmeat eeer brought to this city. mh6 CR ASH KR HI KS. 2 bbls No. 1. in store sad for eale by fe2l SAM'L VIC K KEY. ITRK'SII I ALTIMORK OYhTKHS AT REM ÜCCKD PRICES. Kor the alaaeeof tho easoa we will sell Farrow's choice Cora Fed Oysters, at $1.2 retail. and 1.00 per caa to tha trade, xteeirtd daily by bxpress. mhio 7. II. COOK & SON. 20 mb.9 BOXES S lump Tobacco; 10 bzs 4 lump Tobaeeo, rte'dand fortalt by I. D IIEIMANK. 50 BAGS fine Liverpool Salt; 5 tiereee Rice, ree'd and for sale b mb I. & D. IIE1MANN, 71 A DA 71 1: IIA UN RESPECTFULLY informs the Lidiesof Evaasville aad vicinitr. that she hat just received aad is bow optsiogbsr spring ttock of PARIS MILLINERY Comprising a full aad tlennt assortment of Ltdiet' Dret Hats, Honnetl. Kinions. r lowers, iieau urcssss. tape, tens, Mitu. Collars. Chemlsetu. tocether with most articles appertaiaing to the trad, fhia entire etoek i ef the best finish, maaufactart and for t oautv of fabri. aad eleganee ol itvle it tot surpawed by any ttork ia this lino ia tht city. st-ab oxamiaauoa urepectmiiy invitea. mm -am KOYAL HAVANA LOTTERYl Tht aertoaoiXAtT pbawixo. of tht Royal Havana Lottery coaduoted by tho Spaoiah Government, nader the supervision et tbe Captain Ueaeralof Cuba, will uke place at Haraaa, oa 71 A It II I 2STJJ, 1837. S300,OOOM! S0ET0 NUMEKO 573 OSDLKAEIO. CAPITAL PRIZE, $100,000!! 1 Prist o( lioo.oro . fiO.dOO , 90.0IW 1 do 1 do 1 do 1 do Ol I lO.noo 5.0(0 s.ono s ooo 2 no 27.mo 8.8U0 4 prises of S.tioo s e i,ii... 52 do MO I 143 do 400 30 Appreximatioas APPROXIMATIONS. Tho two preceding and tht two following aamhert tt those wiaaiar tht fallowing prises, art entitled to. Tit: To th0$l)0.UiO To tho 50.om Totno i.txu.. II 4n To tho 10.000.. To tho 6.000.. aix tu a raixaa aeotk RT ATr.n axb PBAWX AT KTKBT PBAWISO. xTsTWholo TiektU. $20; Havct. 110; quarten. I3..C la the abovo athemet there art 23.00 tickets oaly. Bambered from 1 to 13.000. There are 0 full Prixee, aad JO Appreximatioas, makiag ia all 22 Prites. No smaller prittthaa S400 . . . ... Tho prlsee are payable, without discount, on prettaUUoa at the fcyalTreairvlB Ilavaaa. arjr The subscribers will ea-h all pritss atS per cent discount, charging this for exchange, etc. $ff An official copy ol tho drawing will be teat to etch purchaser of tick. eT Parehare will please write the ticaature plain, aad give thir PoetOfhee. County aad Stau. Bill oa all solvent bankstaken at par. sT" Orders for tiekeu or sharet la the above schema, will receive prompt atfetion whea addressed to mht-td A. OONZALKS k CO.. Naehville. Teea. B ROOMS 150 dot Broomt toeoirtd oa eoniignment aad for aale low br mh9 WHRKLKK K KlWU. Main-otfwet 1 PZ GROSS Boaaot Boards jus ree'd v de27 I. U. COOK Jt SON

lnSCELLANEOUS.

BEPOHTi n mi airot ist COHstoa CODBCIL Of ETABtTltt. V0ÜK Committee", appointed to confer with a similar A Commutee appomteu uj iuo n t iAArt inmATilin of annexinir aalu town eWBBiallOBvC'VV t J a W a v J' w w w r-r tn ..i.i ir. iuia tn rnnort that the iolot comtnitteo have conauWd toeelher and azree to recommend to the . . - . 111. aI 1 . . a. . W j. U.A.. common i onncu oi tTanaviuc, s wn a w u Idr-ntand Trata of the town of Lamaaco City, the ad. ontion of an arreement. a copy of which is herewith submitted. JOHN HEWSOX.Ch'm, M. W.FOSTJSK, CONRAD BAKER, COMMITTIt. AGREEMENT. In pursuance of an act ofthe General- Assembly ofthe State of Indiana, approved Feb. 13, 1857, entitled an act to provide for tbe annexatiou of luCorpfatea towns and incorporated cities." It ia hreUy agreed by and tx tween the Common Council of the city of Evansville anj the Preei.lem nut Trustees of the town of Lamasco City, that the said town of Lamasco City be annexed to the city of Etansville on the following terms and conditions to-wlu FiasT. Tho town of Lamasco City shall become part of the city of Evansville to all Intent and purposes upon a ratißcation of ibis agreement by a majority of tlie Qualified voters of said city and town respectively, under the provisions of said act, aud the city of Eransvillo shall succeed to, and become posaeseeU of. and entitled to all the property real and personal, and to all the rights, credits, mones anu cuucis oi the said town, and said city shull be liable for ail the debts, contracts and liabilities of aaid town. SgrosD. Upon the ratification of this agreement by the voters of said city and town as aforesaid, and npon the consummation of the annexation of said town to said city, utidertheprovt.oioiia of eail act. tho Trustees ofthe town of Lamasco Ciiy, shall be entitled to seats in the Common Council of the city of Evansville as mem tanthareof. and each ward of the present town of La masco Citv shall be and constitute a ward of the citj of . t . i .1 ..r .. : I til . hvantVHie, until iae warua ui iuo city im cvantviiitj ahallbe chanzed by the Common Council of the city, in Kursuance ef the charter thereof ; but it is understood owever, that the wards ofaaid city shall never te so arranged or constituted as to uepnveany pan or tne united city of its due weightin the Common Council acmr.lint. itSTJOPUlalion. Tmao. The stock in the Evansville and CnwfordsTille Kail road Company, now ovneu and held by the nrr-aaiit citv of Isvaiisvuie, shnii alter tne annexation ue held by tbe Commou Council ofthe united city iu (rust for the benent oi mat par. ui tue unueu cut wmcn con atitutes tlie present city of Evansville and the matu hers of the Common Council representing tho territory or wards constituting the present city of Evansville or a majority oTthem. snuii control saw siocit.tum all ques tions in relation inerew, auu ui prupcrij , persons, cifects or Hirz wthln tne territory or warns or the present town of Lainasoo, and not n.w taxable by the cornorate authorities of the city of Evansville bull ever be taxed to pay ber subscription to tue capiulctock of gild KallroaU company. Focbtu- After the said ancexation of the said town to the said citv shall have been consu mated, tbe taxes which rnav be necessary to meet tlie princiil aud interest or tha debt contracted by the city of Evansville to pay hestubscription to said capital stock of said Kailroad Company, shall be levied, assessed and collected upon all other persons, property, effects and things, which are or may hereafter become subject to taxation by the corporate authorities of the united city, auving and excepting the properly, persons, effects and things, expressly exempted from such taxation by the nTxt preceding section of this article. FirTH Nothing in the third article of this agreement shall bo construed to exclude the Councilmau of any territm which may be a!ded to or incorporated luto tlie city after the annexation of said town to said citv, shall nave been coinummaieu,irom uaving a voice in the control of the said lailroad stock, but the intention of this ncreement is that the people of any such lerritorv shall hare the same rights tn said railroad stock and be subject to the same burthens with the people of tun present city or cvansvuie. Smth. Tint an election be held on the 36th day o March 1837 under the provisions of said act, for the reo-j pie of th3 city of Evausville and the town of lamasco City to vote upon tne question oi auiif xanon oi tne sa a town to eata city ujk)ii tue terms rpwtiuea in tue agree me nt. Skvbstr. It Is furthct agreed and nnderstood by the narties uforesaid that until the towu of La inns o City is annexed under the "act providirgfortheannexatlON of Incorporated towns and cities," approved Feb 1(J, kji that the Marshal ofthe town of Lamnsco City shall proceed to collect all taxes, delinquent or otherwise bat after the annexation ol said town or Lamasco City to the c'.lv of Evansville, tho delinquent taxes for the years lr&iand 1856 or any previous year, shall be carried on the duplicate tax list of the city of Evansville. and collected by the Collector of Taxes of the city of Evansville. In the same manner astne fleunqueiit taxes of said city are now collected by law, and paid lato the city Treasury of Eveufville. On motion of Councilman Orr, It was further ordered that the aaid report be received and entered at lanre upon tlie minutes of the Council, and that aaid Committee be discharged. On motion of Conncilmnn Orr. It was farther ordered by the council that the aaid draft f an agreement between this council and the President and Trustees of the town of Lamasco city, be and the same Is hereby adopt ed as, and for the ngieement under, and by virtue of which the town of Lamasco city snail do annexed to the city of Evansville, and that the President and Trus tees or said town be tmmeuiauiy mtoruicd oy tne .Mayor ofthe adoption of said agreement by this council aud be invited to concur tnerein. joint COMsUTTKB. JOHN HEWSON. Ch'inn, PETER SHARPS, M.W.FOSTER, JOHN LAW, CONRAD BAKER. JOHN A. KE1TZ. True copy from record A-mrr. WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk. March 7, 1857-d3w. CIIKAPJ;iC Til A IM EVER! rjTriK Baderslgaed respectfully laforms his freiade aad e JL public geaerally tnat be has removes rrom niteid etas Bear tbe Poet-Otteo to the house lately occupied by Mr. Hart as athotttort. oa 3laia street, two Soors rrom rirst where be fceepe constantly on head a good aaiortmtat of GOLD aad KIIjVKK WATCH KS . FANCY JEWELRY. PRKASTPIXS. Ae. All of hit ttock be it bow offering nt unprecedented low prices for each, preparatory to replenishing hie etoek. He also repairs clocks, watches ad allfciadsof Jewelry at tbe shortest Botiee. axel upon reasonable terms. Give him a call before i pnrchasinx eltt here, a hole determined to please ia quality ana price. mnu-om vhao. ua' HIRinCTETO DK. R AXE. The best tribute thst JL csb bo paid to his memory, is to read tht account of his hercie aad bravo exploits ia tho Arctic Kegioa. for sale by mm i uuukll a liji&b. HHOICKW. R. C1IF.E8K.-30 boxes lsrgo aad choice western Keserved Cheese, ree't this osy by mhtl Z. 11. COOK k SON. 6 BBLS prime green Applet, ree'd per railroad by mhll Z. 11. COUR k 80X. DISSOLUTION OF PAKTMICSIII I. f Bll K partner lhiphcretoloro existing between EDWARD M. U UKIiAttmu S 3'lLOJiii.i ivAII., IB tn Liivery aad SaleSublo business, ia Kvaatvill. lad.. It this day dieeolvedby mutual content. The said Kaha will eoatiaue tha bnsiaeaaat tha old stand haviac boncbt out the eatire interest ef eaid DeGarmo. said Kaha itautbiixed to collect all firm dtbu aad will pay all claims acaiatt ttid arm . E. II. DrGARMO. mhtl-lm 8. KAHN. SO BOXES Peal Starch; 20 boxes Tallow Candles; AO do Star Candle a'd silts; SO do Palm and German Soep. just received hy Z, U. COOK k SOX. ihio 50 DOZSievet 14. IS sod 1!; SO 4i blue aa reo BnekeU: IS do 2o. 1 paiatcdTubs: 25 dot Xo 2 painted Tubei 25 do do 3 do ao; 19 Beet io"i cumitj rec'daidfor salt by fs20 I. k D. HEIMANN. 25 DOZ Well BnekeU; for talt by fc20 20 des dos cedar Chora, ree'd I. k D. HEIMANN . 4O L, l(iS WARE -Wi have on hand a fine Mock of Glan niui Jar mit, vlaaa mihi and larsa etoek of other class .tr.eTrytiit,rweiv.u.n.r.., - ! J J t. L OsTB kt S. C. soda; 50 keg Salaratu 100 lbs Ea; O" 1" hoxes Soda and Salaratus in I lb pupcrs. SO do Cretin Tartar ia 5 Ibiboiti; KO.f no WaUr proof Caps, ree'd aad fr sale by mh 1. k D. UElVlANX. W IIITK LK ID. 200kgt pore White Lead, just ree'd aai far salary nt wuctiibu s kiuu). IIOUSKIIULO FtltNITUUE, TWO LWELLIKGS, LEASES AND CAXPEKTEB SHOP AT AUCTION. OX Weonetdty. tho 18th of Mtrch. at 10 o'clock, st tht residenee ef JOHN ill CORklLE. corner of 1st nnd Oak street. We will sell at pnUie auction, a variety et House bold sat autcnea rurmture, two comfortable rrtmouwciliags. one.n the corner of 1st aad Oak street, double teasmeat, each with foar rooms aadkitcbea, and Carpenter Shop on the rear of same lot with lease to rua eight years: oae dwelliBgea Chestnut between 3d nnd 4th with lease to rua ive yart from April neat. TERMS: Household Furniture oath. Dwelliagt aad leases ,eash. fi ia foar aad eight moatnt. tho purchaser gtviag Bote bearing interest from da'o.wita arpreved aeeurtty wa.ving relief from valuatioa or appraisement laws. JOHN McCOKKLE. WOOLSEY & KELSON. Ane'rs. mhll-tds NEAT HOOKS JfJST HECEIVEDI PP1L0S0PHV ef Planof SalraÜOB; Todd's Sabbath School Teacher. Theodoelt: parreoB's Sermoas; "Arte, Seeaery aad other papert." byH, B. Wallace, a moetiastruetive summary offlao irt i a formatioa. fe21 DOBELL k LISTER. "wrrVDDW t3LA88- aon baeeeVd Ue et ree'd WY TEN S ETA 80EEN30N PC Tm BOXES 8ur Caadltt, jstt ree'd aad for tale 1 by o)f f WHEELWR k RIOOS. T OUALC'O.- ... 0 boxe va. ana ay. looaero. io. a e, - u ip, . . T Lf . a t . W a Tnk. inn so eaddiee , ' ood S lump a aer nmj w , rV WHKELER k RIOCS. I l K 50 bklt White Lime ia ttort aad for tale b fs20 WHEELER k RIGOS. a.UtUUU aad for sals by fwY ' I. ad. nrrttawv

CSTEAJIBOATS.

UREBX niVERTPACÄrrr. STEAMER UNION. REGULA Ä IT. Capt. Robe its, having been jutt Saitbed with all ths tätest irr- PACKET. The aa bow ataaxae FHIOS improvemtBts or suu tons eapaeity. racT aac vtfy Ugh draught, will ply regular! r in tho above trade, ferwafek. ho was built expressly , aad solicits a liberal share of fahUt) patroaago. For freight orpaategt apply oa hoard. mat GltEE!1 IX IVB It aAC&CfT. K3K THE well kaowa aad fast tteameoattV (iSsVVl' A. KAVK8. Cnpt. Taoa. AshxT. haereJvSEE" Loaterod tho" trade for theoeaooa. adwUl rr ii i ii jcontiant to make reralar trips. Tarne eommodationt for pae.eagera art of a saperier OTder. PoY reicht or passage apply on board. fe-lsn KEGULAU WAD AMI PACiXCTo THE 11 cht draught tteamerV. K. 8TBVK.VtiO.. John VCLaxb. Ma tor. will . i trcnvRtntr Rv.aiaci at 4 o'eloek'pl" M. joeltivsly. For freight or ptatac apply ea FOR THE WABASH. REGULAR Kvaasvillo aad Ws1eh rlvef racket, steamer ARKARSAW. TBA-rv'.-t.r;rf VKI.KR. H. Kiso. Matter; wllipian EmMPirs& r-.Y reniar packtt daring tho seatoa I er frelcht orpasear tpfly ob board. fetT-tf (FOll WABASH KIVEBo THE 1st steamer RANGES. Master, will be hero U-rrr-w to load for -the abovo deHiBauoa.aaa win rua rg larlv ia tho trade. Per freif n or paeeaaw apply oa board or to fetS-Sw JOHN 8. MITCHKLu. WAD ASH HIT ER PACKET. bV tHR !cTrt draught stesmor BT STtl CO ft Mlf HkT. F. V. tttt: HfcT. F. V. DxsoccBxT. aiatr. will ma ea a recular racket between sty- ' . aatviut aaa 0 omerene r- . ' Wtbaeh river, dariag the oatiro tease a. FtT uuMnnif iituri. renro-v bV- ... . .a. " J : mT a, atalwt k,BB wis. A T W J UF.niTL.AU PACKET FOlt Tf AIIAin. nnm.n .v V. ae.asa.r fSOT. 1t M I" aj aata "ceswv an w - - row KI.Im Paul F. SswOkin WasUr. (rK-lm UEUIILAU INriWSIATI ARD PTA 511VIL.I.E PACKET. TKNNESgFK BKIJK. JA MKS LRR. fastcr. will make regular trips, hotwoem v..k.;n. mmA ru..i..,ti 4at in tna toaooa. paosiaa Evansville every alteraate week for CiaeiBBatl. Fot e..i.K. a nuiui anol v ob board. ste-sm rwnruuiw. fTAWBVlLLE AND EOUlSVltLE UEGIJLAIX PACKfcT. ..flSTA THE steam.r RAINBOW. O.pt HOLyt! 4" CROFT, has reeumea neroia traue. a f.w make regular tripe aaataa!. pataiBC E vameville every Wodateday aad Saturday. aot a FOR WABAHU RIVER. (kflSl&A TnK tUamVoat LVTS R. Wood. Matter. CITY OF CAIRO, will eomttcaee regular . J l-r trips between this citv aad abaaa river 0 tk. Brat riae of water. ror lEaigoa 1 r -' oa boirt or t tat nn-iw. aov2-tf MM Ml POWPKH AIJKHCY. lim krg F F. V. Rifle Powdert 75 do r. aaa r . r . iiang wr v ..M k.M Rifla da: 10 Caaeato Powder, ree'd this day aad for tale low by 1,13 ... ww.-. srfrBafm BUSHELS Braa for sals la cjneatlfsto 30 UU suit by ftl Z. U. COOK At 80. "IrMfV?.? pe BOVlO 4 AMDIX KB. ctset halves aad qaartcrt last ree'd ptf ZjSrW" J' B"'- "'S. R- GILBERT k CO. JOHN S. MITCH EI lit (Successor to 0 Riley k Mitchell.) PJiODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, EVANSVILLE. IX. 4CJTRICT attention pnld U eoaslgamoBts for tale of FloB 5 Produeo ie. Ordert tor tho perch a of Predaew solicited tad promptly atteaded to. Having a Urge Wharf-beat at the river, aad bei ag Agent atthle tlaoefex eeveral Railroads. I ponsesttuptrioradvaatagotfer forwaHiag Merebandiao or Produce eomlag here by Rail re a a well as by river. Office oa board the lower Wharf-beat. J sa 11 ; MATTH ASSES AND BED COIHrOBTSo m J. COLBCRX k CO.. maaufacture and keep eaÜL tuaüy oa hand all tittt aad kiadt. which taey guaraateo as good aa article aad at as low pritos as bo attained elsewhere. iUo iviatttre, llulr tlot Cotton inattract MprlnaT tlt Situctx do, Jennjr Elnd fflattlra Bed ComferU aad Pllltwt of all ilios sad caalltlot. Wtf annate are particularly veqaeeted to call aad examiae befera parehasiagtlsewhero. Aay of th abovo made 10 oirdotaM warraaudfood. A. J.COLBÜBN 00., f 17 Water tt. atxt door to Caaal Baak. 30 BALES fresh Oakajt for talt cheap te olooo eoBsigmmeat dee P. O. O'RILET ea CO. -jl sflsflsfa LR8 SagaT cured dried Beef! . . UUU 1000 lbs Ouiglcj't Extra Hamt, fersale r "Taaij Z. H. COOK k aOR "llSH-SObbl aas'd Mackerel; 15 kits bos' Mackerels JC atiereosSalmoa; 8 half bbls HcrTltg; S drums Codfish; SO boats Herring, for eale by fsl9 Z. H. COOK k SOW. STARCH, AC SObxs Wheat8urh; 10 bbls Pearl Barley; bblt Baltaaa Pruaes; ts bale Caadlewick. IS bales wrarpiag Twiao ree'daa4 for sale bytelS 1. k D. HEIMAKR. 1857. , NEW SPRING 1857 STOCK AT WHOLESALE! J. C. JEWELL & CO., HATE, aad are reeeiviag, daily, tho large! aad poet assorted stoekof Dry Good Notion. Hats nnd Cap, JJoots and Shaves deiC.y VC Ever before brought to thlt market, ecasistlng la part oC dOeasctaasorud Prists; S easst Challiot; S do do Lawas; 4 do Giaghamt; 7 do do DeLaaet; 1 do French jae'aetLawast 1 do plain black Lawns; 1 do aeo'd Popliat; 1 do d' Beiges; I do Bartges, Coraer via tad First streeU. Lvsatvlllo. lad. sthS 1 8T RECEIVED PER STEAMER BELM OAT kegs 6'd Nails; 8 kegs 4d N allst 7 do do; 20 do S do; 10 do 10 do: X do 16 do; S do 20 do; 1 do 30 do; 1 do loch preesed Spikes; 2 do Joioe Nails; 1 keg 10 Joiee Halls: 2 do 1 lach bbl do. for sale by S VICKKRT. felS Coraer Mata aad Seooad-ttreetc. 1 8UMKTH1N Q NEW. MR. L. RAHX MM AS beta reeeiviag at his start, oa Mala street, two 11 doors above th Journal Office, a large assortmtattf SI'KINO CLOTHINO. which he iateadsU sell at very low prieee. aad tniitee everybedy to give him a eall.cad examine for themselves. Also ageaerel assortmeat ef Beys' clothing. feI4-lm TOBACCO. SO be xe of ro. half pen a da. se aad. aeorud qualities, for eale tow by J aa27 .E.JÜILBERT A CO.. lysamere-M. f-MltJITB.--Ja. iao aae Preen Peaches; 10 be see Ratal ae; 2 boxes Citroa; " 1 task LaateCarreat,; 1 euk Praaes, for sale tj' dee12 vHORXBROOt CO. m HAD AND SHOT. JLi 60 bags ass'd tuck and patent Shot; 1250 lbs bar Lead, just ree'd Irom tht St. LetltTewtr ad for aale br jaad TICKKBY k JOHKSTOM. tOR BALE ON CO.RIOME.T. A eupsrler'ot 1 of fiat opea sad top Bnigist, Katura mskt. Call aii4 eethem. fz6 ALLIS dt HOWES. LOST. OX Friday even lag last, a Lady's GOLD BRKASTPIR. of large else, mad of gold sprigs, eat wined areas d too mblem of tho baadleof rode." oomewbere between Kratn k HeilmsB's Foundry aad Cresceat City HaU. TbeSader will bo taiutly rtwardtd by Itaviag tht tarns at this office. fc2.Vtf NEW SPUING GOODS! JUST RECIEVED OsfmtasesllghttpriagPriata. 10 eaeee Bleached snaaUaa; 2 ßio do Ae'd CoUoaadet; S do PriaUd Lawas; 2 do Silk Popliat; 5 do Tweeds; 5 do Sattiaot; 20 aalet Domestics, with a variety of Fancy Goods saitabls te tho aeaaoa. for aale very eteap by felt J. H. MAOBVE k 00. mr n . -r veil en tsnisnvn S7tl a urn DB A FINED bUUAKS. 0 bbU of Lsveriaan. Belekara ana m. . a. t - r - m I . . . ...1 J . . I r A . E LS OVV-'. W WM v. MWVV.IBa, Sf IfMII St. James RefiBcries, just ree'd per etoamera Kelipee Moderator for talt by S. R. GILBERT k CO.. 1 a X..m... and feI9 -mm? aradTaaTm KEW OnBBTBac. fersale br 1UW JOHN BCHTIS. J 1 T Ml oV 1 et7i4 Mltchtll't Block Maia tt. flQUORB- WehaveeoasUaUy ob head alaire ttock of A Liquors of tho best breads. Oraago Valley Whisky; old Kje. Xonongahela Wbiskr. Catawba Braadv. Pert Wine. Swest Wine. Genaiae Mai tea Wise. Ginger Wiao. Maos Wiao. Blaobberey Wiae. NaUve Port Wiao. Blackberry Braady , aad large variety of Abo Brandies for eeleby 11 1. dt U. MBilXtA ns, BÜCRWHRAT FI.OIR A.D H0ML1Y.5ba, Extra Whit Flint Hominy; XO do Pennsylvania Buckwheat, for eele by f24 SAM'L TIC RERY. fIXB TEAS.-10 half cheats aad SO obAJIm. Teung Hy. eea. Ouapowder. Imperial aad beet Black Tea. over L. V . .A .LI 1 . .--11 . J I . brought to this market. r-.il tr I. IZI VICEERT A JORIfSTOy. C2ARDEM BBRlhg NEW CROP.-l cat Laadrith'a W aalabrated äa4.aarted.iust ree'd from Pbllad.lnkl aad for salt by ft21 VlCRERT J. JOHNSTOS.

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