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i r. T. CÄKLILE, EDITOE. O 4 ' C. K. DREW. J., IOCA L EDITOR. EVANS VI LLE: TUURSDAY MORNING.:::::-::::::APftIL 2 emmmmmmmmmmm-mmmm 1ri d. a(r . lit. lscias JrAPxas, upon the auairs or .i. ' 'r, . . t Tj-, , . t the Straight Line Railroad, havo been pub - lishedlnai pamphlet for distribution, we preaume. among the roters, prior to the munici - pal electioa, : It appears from Mr, Ingle's pa- ., ;

persiaa.aii tu errors, wrongs t tili, nd black silk bonnet, with a reticule committed is the management and direction j jn hand, she emerged frota the house of of tha road, are found in that Pandora's Box, j her parents, and with Mr. Bertholf at her ef a contract with WillarJ Carpenter & Co ; .Me, stepped into the carriage which had been - j u j i v .a r. .!i t, ' drawn up in front of the house for the purand the srand remedy he proposes for all tno , v . .t. - i- - ' . . ,J 7 pose of convoying her to the arms of lum for actual and apprehended evils, b the abandon- whom ghe had sacrifice(i w niuch. None of ment of that contract by Mr. Carpenter. the young lady's relatifcs accompanied her That- remedy has already been tried, and , to the door. No father, mother or sister bade would not work. We are informed by one!er od speed, as the driver received the or-

of the Directors ; of the road, th.t a resolu-T" tioa was offered at a meeting of the Board last autumn, to rescind the contract, and release Messrs. Carpenter & Co., from their obligations, and it was rejected; for the reason that the Board did not believe that another so favorable for tho ' Company could be made with anyother parties, and that to abandon the present con tract, would be virtually an entire abandonment of the road. If the present contractors, with all their private resources and personal credit; could not carry the road forward,' jt was "useless, to make coritracU for . itsJ completion with parties of less' means; and. to, find. men, who would engage in tho work, with larger means ' and - credit,' was impossible; $ie proposition to rescind the contract was, therefore, -unanimously rejected. It appears, then, that the parties who are to be ruined by this contract, so far differ with MrTIngle(in opinion, that they will not allow it to bo'abandoned; and Mr. Carpenter, however anxious he may bo to follow Mr. Ingle's advice, and prevent the' great predicted calam. ity of defeating the road, cannot get his neck out of the halter, that is first to strangle him, and then break, the Company's neck. This being the case, the discussion is entirely a bootless one. It has been as useless as whistling in the eye of a Northwester. It appears to be, the Carpenter contract, or no road. Mr. Carpenter is tho man to build the road, and if he lays down the burthen, there is no one to hi found who will sboulier it. At all events, it is unjust to blamq,him for retaining a contract that he. can't get rid of. . . Thr Pcbcuase or Mt.Veun'ox. Our readers will hear with pleasure, that the negotiations fqr Mt. yernon by tho LadicsV Mt. V'eroon Association, have been almost completed, and it is confidently expected that on the next birthday -orWathingtot, the Home and Grave of the Father of his Country will he publicly ? laced under the control of his Mother State, t has been fang Since announced that tho price asked ior . Mt. Vernon is $200,000, and repeated efforts hare been made to purchase ! it by the Legislature of Virginia. Failing in these the ladies came forward' and pledged themselves to the work. A few thousands are now wanting to make up the amount. needed. The State is to receive and own the property; the. ladies are, to reimburse the State. Any one contributing to tho fund becomes a member of the Association; a stockholder in the ' tomb of , Washington. No country ever had such dust in its keeping! Americans shonld deem it a privilege to 'be permitted to take part in the consecration of: this spot. Funds -may be sent to the Treasurer of the Mt. Vernon Association at Richmond, Va. Tha receipts of the money will be duly acknowledged. ' ; C3r It is said that . Mr. Apple ton is to resign the editorship of the "Union, and accept the icollectorship of Portland; and that the administration havo determined to have no newspaper org-tn, but with an honest intention to do right, they have resolved to throw themselves upon the good sense of the country, and let their measures explain and defend themselves. , No cues will bo given . for the pack of subordinates to catch and sing in party chorus. Some of the little choristers may be sadly at fault in their parts, and dis cord will ensue among the party pi per, but the country will respond in a full chcrus of approTa1.' .'V . Private Baxkiso is New Yoek Tho amount of capital" employed by some of the private Bankers in New York is greater than that employed by the largest incorporated inatitutiohsV Messrs., Duncan, Sherman, & Co., and Brown, Brothers & Co., have severally a capital exceeding five millions of dollars, an amount of capital only reached by one bank, namely, the Bank of Commerce The aggregate of private banking capital is increasing (istcr. than the aggregate bank capital. Messrs. Puncan & Sherman have just completed a banking .house, . that alone has cost them f 450,00at i i . i Oy The trial of the Burdell murder cases is Hxed for the 13th instant. As the testimony it so inconclusive against the prisoners Mrs. Cunningham and Eckelas to make the whole' matter still a mystery and as one important fact is yet unexplained the whereabouts of the Doctor from 5 o'clock in the afternoon till 11 at night it is thought the Governor onght to offer a reward sutlicient to induce those , who might be compromised by the disclosure, to come forward and reveal what they may know. It is supposed that some brothel or gambling house retains tne secret tor Tear that a revelation might de troy it: v:;.Vi 5 (ttTTke mammoth steamship. Great East rn, which has been for many years building on tne I names near London, is to be launched 'in a few months. Ihe amount already ex pended ou her is $2.000,000, and $100,000 are reqired to complete her. bhe will run to Port land, inMaine, which is the only harbor cast of Norfolk that has depth of water to admit her and which is free from ice at all seasons of the year, and has railway facilities for dm trib utes: bar passengers and freight. At Port land an immense dock is being . prepared for her accommodation. She is expected to ar me in August. .

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A lit UOJLIK JUlBBlAUbi-0äVä 14. I the New York celebrities, were at the IUB lCW JUIIk.lClCi'i"i iu i - .. - it v j- -!:- c.ni..r . w " I their way to LoaisTille; while in the city they attracted the gaze of all who met them The New York Herald gives the following description of the parting scene at her father's hou.e: We will not attempt to describe the affect ing scene that took place on the parting of the daughter from her Tather, mother and sisUM. It W.-i ft priinful One, indeed, and WOUld have drawn tears even from Dean himself. ,f ... . . , ... . i Mrs. Dean bore herself with remarkable for- , j nJ d th ecuiurf-, dUtrcssinsr circumstances which surrounded the case , showed herself to be a woman of no corajmon mould. Dressed in. a black satin dress, gray mani " "'PJUUI' TnE National Hotel Mystebt. An em'nent chemist of Washington, who has been engaged in the investigation, says the causes of the epidemic is as yet undiscovered; and the evil of directing attention to conditions not capable of producing it, is to draw away the mind from the proper pursuit. Important to Impobtcrs. Secretary Cobb has civen instructions that all foreign mer chandisc in warehouses on the first day of July next, at whatever date it may have been ira ported, can be entered for consumption alter that date under the rates of duties fixed by tha new tariff. Importers will therefore with draw from the public stores no more of the articles on which the rates of duties have been reduced, than their wants compel them to take, in order to save the reduction of duty. It appears as if this was a forced construction of the law; as goods ought to bo subject to the du'y in force when they come into the country, one would suppose. Mr. Zimmerman. Mackenzie's Message says that a short time before Mr. Zimmerman lost his lifo, he seems to have had a presentiment of danger, for he' went to the Bank of Upper Canali, where his will was deposited, asked for it, and had it on his person when he was found dead. It also says that Mr. Zimmerman had an insurance on his life of $50,000, and that ho was contractor for the very swing bridge, the fall of which caused his violent death. The Kaksas Corstitutio. The most cogent oljection to the law of the legislature of Kansas providing for the Convention to frame a Constitution, has been, that it contained no provision for submitting it when framed, to a rote of the people for their approval. This has been universally denounced as an unjustiGable omission, which originated in a design to fix upon the people a constitution which they would not sanction, if sub. mitted for their approval. A member of the legislature has explained the reasons for the omission, and they appear satisfactory. The subject was debated, and the Committee to whom it was referred, were of the opinion that it was a matter belonging exclusively to the Convention to direct that ' the assembly had no power to dictate to the convention (which when assembled, would ' represent the sovereignty of the people), what courso should be pursued on that or any other sub ject. "If the assembly had power to command a reference of the constitution to the people, that body certainly had the right to make other requirements, and thus might have dictated provisions on any other subject. There can be no doubt of a reference of the constitution to tho people." . If this was the view of the legislature, it was a proper one, and if the Constitution be submitted to the people, there is no fear cf any great wrong being perpetrated in itsadop-l tion, if the people snail be protected in their right to vot j by the strong arm of the general government under tha official guardianship of Gov. Walker. Our friends emigrating to Kansas may have no fears of further disturbance in the Territory. A Foul Deed. A young man was sent by his father in Brooklyn, N. Y., to take charge of a farm belonging to him in Pike county Pennsylvania. After his departure nothing was heard of the lad for several weeks; it was suspected he had been murdered, and a man was arrested on the charge, tut no trace of the body or evidence of the fact that a murder h id been committed, could bo procured. On a' visit of tho father, Ust week, to the prisoner under arrest, he told the parent that his son had been shot while asleep in bed by another manj with whom ho had a difficulty; and that his ttödy was afterwards consumed to ashes, and the residium thrown into a river to obliterate all trace of him. The fath er went to the spot on the river where it was said the ashes had been cast into the water, and on some projecting rocks he found sever al charred lones, buttons and fragments of half-burned clothing, as though they had been thrown from the bank above. lie earned tha mournful relics to his home in Brooklyn. Thus the fate of the missing lad seems fearfully accounted for. The details of the mur der, as well as the indentity of the guilty, have yet to be developed. Compensation or Postmasters. There is an impression that the emoluments of the postmasters in cur large cities resulting irom tho hire of boxes or otherwise are enormous. This is a mistake The commissions of postmasters are limited by law to 2.000 dollars, and the receipts from boxes to be retained by postmasters are likewise limited to 2,000 dollars, so that four thousand dollars is the maximum annual salary for the postmasters of the most lucrative offices. Cheap Lands. The American Colonization Society has received information of the purchase, by their ajrent in Africa, of twenty miles square of an elevated and eligible tract for settlement in the Zoda Queah country, for goods valued at some $40. This is ten cents per square mile. Some of our land speculators will be for annexing this cheap territory and would be ready in a few years to lay down a railway through it to obtain an appropriation of every alternate township. The McDosooa Estate. In the District Court at New Orleans on the 14th inst. says the Picayune, a natural son of McDonogh filed an application by proving a codicil to the famous will, bv which he expect to ootain

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UWIl IIIIKUi OS ISIWI UWU the subject of the Nebraska Act and Squatter w i,! vi uw iKuiut avi HU uijvatin . Qa..m;... a. .nv.k:. .r i... i... w w w m i attributed to the Hon. II. W. Thompson, of Terre Haute. The Nebraska Democrat extois the sentiments of the Gorcrnor, who if he u.ierea mem. A a. a Ü0V. WUIGHTCF INDIANA. The election is now oxer and we cannot be accused of par-1 tiranihin in miMUhin th rri.it lptt-f nrP.nr. ... , ' e reaaers mis weeK. Ave commend this letter to the careful perusal or all our readers, irrespective of party, for it is. in our opinion, an eoitome of the most sound and statesman like views of the question discussed. The opinions of Gov ernor Wright we most sincerely and heartily I endorse, and we hope to see the "sober second I thought" of the American Teople, in Whom we now, and ever hope to have, the most impi ictt confidence, adopt them as the basis on Which WStS the future Welfare and Stability Of , - Our Confederacy. Read xtA nnn-W ttpII what Onrrnnr neaa ana ponaer weu wnai governor WriVtf: riaa en Innnnntlr eii Cir tin it a. I - ava a a eäw w w a uwiiti w-aväta awa eaw a mm m - " . . me Statesman, and W bat IS lar tetter tie IS an Lonest man. Nebraska Democrat. A Domestic Romance. The Terre Haute Express relates the following domestic story, in a neighboring county in Illinois: "About six years since, a Toung man named Brooks left Coles county, III., for' California. leaving behind him a young and beautiful wife, to whom he had been married but a few Years. Mrs. B., after the departure of her husband, rt 1!cnncsi1-t anrl fnr unnl vpi na a rpirn. i ' i . f I mi vvm i tüuvuut i aj nv u uu w. invwu tuviui All at once, however, Mr. ü. ceased writing, 1 r t v - l;, : r. 1 biiu iwr iicarijr mice j cars iii.i nnvuvaiu uuv.iting oi mm. ininKing mat ne nau aisappcarOl in Ome mjSteriOUS manner in the WlldS Oil California, Mrs. B. applied for a diTOrCC, WblCh was granted: and about a vear since she contracted a second matrimonial alliance. A fei days since, however, Mr. B. returned, full of lifo and vigor, and looking as little like a ghost J as possible. Upon hearing of his arrival, the late Mrs. B. was much distressed, and mania,. e r i . v- I losicu etmenv wgna 01 preiernng i.u. x j tfu. Uur mlormant did not learn tne Cause OI Mr. us mysterious silence. We anxiously await tho denouement of this domestic drama.' TnE New Cent. Somebody speaking of the new cent, says "they are a beautiful coin. all but the eagle, and he seems to be going somewhere in a desperate hurry, probably be cause he is on a new s cent. ft7" George Peabodr, the London baker, I was in Mobile a few days since. After stop ping at New Orleans a few days, he COmeS up tli rivor An rnnt fnr Kontiirlfv a. ......... ..I OCT" A second bedplate Jor the steamship Baltic, weishing over sixty tons, was cast in cw York on lucsday. - - rri d . i r i -it I inj- j ne opening oi me aiempnis ana narm i . t . j .t r ' I lesion rauroaa is to oe maae mo occasion tor a grand celebration at Memphis on tho 1st an J 2d of May next. The last rail on the road was laid on r ndav. and on Saturday the cars were to have made an experimental trip to Huntsville. OCT" It appears that Mr. Caldwell has cot yet received his commission as postmaster of Vincennes, and as tho appointment appears to create some disatisfaction, sorao other party may yet get the reward. 07" A dispatch from Memphis state that the town of Jacksonport, Ark., has been destroyed by fire. QC7" We call the attention of our readers to the able communication of Dr. Bvford on the s outside of to-day's Journal. Another Invasion or Men's Bights. In Pari;, ladie.4 are indulging to a considerable extent in round hats, and a few of them have been seen in New Yoik imported direct. Thev are worn as yet only in the carriage, or at the opera; not having .been sunned in the open street. But like birds that herald the approach of summer, they indicate a wavering and prospective mutation in taste, and if they advance in favor, may be 'the rage of Octo ber. Col. Forney, is to bo appointed to the lu crative office of Marshal of tho District of Co lumbia. Bank bills form a plaster that cures every wound to honor. Mr. James M: Buchanan, relative of tho President's, will succeed Mr. Cass, as Charge at Rome. Ten coal boats that came out on last week's rise, have been lost above Louisville. Coal is now selling at New Orleans at 55 cts. per bushel by the cargo. fV7- There is an old colonial law still in force in the State of Maryland, requiring all promissory notes to be written on stamped pa per. To evade it, merchants and business men often date their notes out of the State. It is a matter of surprise that such a law should remain unrepealed in a progressive State like Maryland. 07" It is said that Terre Haute never lock ed so flourishing as this spring. All over the city, houses are being built. Small rural cottages are dotting the prairie in every di rection; and in almost every street, buildings are going up, some of them, splendid blocks. of stores; prosperity and thrift everywhere prerails. For beauty of location, she has no peer for natural and artificial advantages, no city is her superior. Printers in Posts or Honor. It is a sin gular fact that the two ü, S Senators from Pennsylvania, the present Speaker, Clerk, and Assistant Clerk of tho House, the Clerk of the Senate of Pennsylvania, and the Democratic candidate?, for GovernoJ. Canal Commis sioners and Supreme Judge, are all practical printers. 0"The Republicans oi" Pennsylvania hare nominated David Wilmot as their candidate for Governor at the next State election. This is meeting the issue squarely. Pennsylvanai was last summer fooled away by the Republicans, who having been taught in the dearest of schools a sad lesson, are now bold, and in their boldness wise.

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N ' A BatrrirrL CoarLKXIOV mar ea.ily b acaulred bT I - m m a mlh lln.1m r . Tl...,....irt. .... I " itwmre uiuto jin, iinpiee.a.na irecKieairom tne akin,- leaving It of a eoft and roseate hue. Wrt a towel, pour on two vr.nro aru . ...u w.8n w.0 ,.ce Oranna mornlnr. ...i j I apj lyd4 Azent.for KvanevUle. OJT XaLjLALi 1 (J 1 lUJliO. ww-NeUeeela thia alace. tea eeat per llae oao iaeertiom; rtm fr na mrtt iimco; ju ecs j per umt OBe woeK; dieI" " "'""' I XII I' IIUL.IjfM HEAD tu. Urr. .paeioa. hoa.e with.uhiia. r.r so i. aaaetia with aCaa BowllaKAllcy aad oat late, ettaatad la.treet.haewa a. the Ball'. Ila. admlrahW loett.d "rwe,"M n0M,'" naj oa a lean, at a reat har(aia for oao or more year. Apply ta ih2l-mdaw J. C JEWELL & CO. - äjaot? 'rye-ee OTTNTLRM AN.tharoanbly aiaaiated with the faode aad $ reeery baaiaeat. hae had laacear.rieace ia both. It aa eieelleat atletaisa. aad aaaecom- """ anvrr win 4 mt airaaiioa :m wniea eitaer .ll.li.J T t. v- ... ... ... ... ... M theto ,t, Vi ..ti... w.ald ke .a.UM. to h.aemrleyer. to whom he eaa.tv the hUh.it r.fereacea. Apply itotheeuitorof theJearaai. ' uu-tt . , . . . a Mamj i ä.vii aa Mr Mm 9 Taken t papera. aad eaa ho aeai ia m letter to aay part of lV A th itheot eatra i Jtyar't-e They art batutitul aad tho meet doraMe r'et-ree new uk.i, Call J OM fZ. attheCVj- Gallery. N. 4S. Mala-etreet. aad hare oao takea. hu noAiiDi-vo With lirje ple.favt room, far the aeoommodatioa af a . lay orfo slacleKeatlemea.caa h.ahtaiaei rlrato larnily. ia a eeatral leeetiea. Apply at thl. I mi-it """"" wood: wooDü-Orders for Wood left at samccl vicaye wiiibeprot&puvaiied. teas Tha Prica of Coal at tha BCDiAM MINES ia At the Pit ". Seoau nerhaihel I Healed to any portal theeity...... ...io JO UX WTMOX D. fob. Secretar aad Maaat.r. TKMPLKOr HO OR. Er.e Tille Temple of !Toaer No. V maeta erery Thursday ereaio. ia the Uall. oa Water etreet. over tho Caaal Baak. R. W. POINTDEXTRR. W. C. T. A. J. O-nEILLT.W.R. Beaeoa Lixh. Serial Tempt. Xo. 15, meets erery alte-aat. Fridsyeveaiateaeteee. ' JOHN HYDE. B. P. T. C. W. RCDTAFD. B. It. jaaWW-ly CANDIDATES. FOR C0r.fJM.MAX. AiT Dr. J. C. TIATnctllTT will asrra as Coaa.ilmaa of the Sixth Ward. II elected. - ap2a 1- WILLIAM E. FRENCH will aem. If al.ettd. as ConaeUaiaa ia the ThlrJ Ward. apt li-Wlt. IIL'NNEL ia a eaadlJate for re-oleeUea ae Coaacilm.a ia the Teath Ward. api FOB CO.19TA0L8. T1-Weare aathorised to aaaoaaeo tho aamoof JOHN CLIFFORD aa a ceadidate for ro-eleetiea of Coastabloof rieoBTowahip.atth.aiaiai Apr'l electioa. apZ A i- We are authorised te aaaoaaeo JAM CS FITZWILT.IAM as aetadidata for theeffiae of Ceestable of Pigeea T.vtsLIp, at tha .asalaf April l.rti.a. FOI1 HCIIOOL TltUSTKE. Aw-WM. ni'OIIEH. will etrro aa StSool Traauo if re elected. port riTv TrtEArnrn. KW. SOREXSON will .oatiaaa to .trv.a. CityTreasarer. If elected. mU31 FOIl Jt'TICKOF TIIK PKAtK. Ei. JrcasAL: IMesse aaaoaaeo tho asms of JAMKS T. WALEBC as.e eeatidate for Jastiee of tho Peaee. efPigeoa Tovaship. at the ensuia. April electioa. mb30-to tT" W art aathoritoJ to aaaeaaeed tb. asm af CHRIS niPPUS, as a oaadidau for the oSee of Jastiea of tho roace. ftpt FOa CITY SURVEYOR. Ma. CaftMLK: Please aaaoaaeo ia year paper that I am a candidate for ro-eleetioa to tho oßee of City Sarreyer. mhiS JAUKi O. SAUXDER3. CITY rOLLKCTOR. Wa aaaoaaeo the aamoof GEORGE WOLFLIN at a eaadidato for City Collector. Wa are aathorised to aaavcaeethe aame of J. WESLRT nUGIIES. as a eaadidtta for ro-eleetiea te the oSee of City Collector. toh26 FOR CITY I I.KRK. afsfWo are aathorised to aaaoaaeo CUAS. CHURCHILL as aetadidata for tho office of City Clerk. apj KW RUDOLPH EBaRis a eaadidase for tho offioo of City Clerk, at the oasoiaf eity electioa. mh3l SVaT The frleads of Mr. FREDERICE LUNEENUKIMER. aaaoaaeo him aaa caadidata for City Clerk at the April electioa. , Ma. Cabulr: Please aaaooae. my aame aaaoaadldato for re-eleeUoa. to tho otSee of City Clerk, at tho eaeaiaf charter electioa. mh20 WELL II. WALKER. FOR I4R6IIAL. EDWARD S. MARTIN, is a eaadidato for the office of Citr Marshal, at the oasoiaf April electioa. AT We are aathorised to aaaeeaoo JAMES B. EVANS, as acaadidalo for ro-eleetioa to tho office of City Marshal, at the ease i of A pnl eleetiea. auhl7 Minn ay o l.ia.'h Florida ai kr Ft toa year, of triampbaat .aeeeee ia aeath America. I. the reeommeadatioa of this peerleee extract af troaieal fleersre to the Iodise of tho Uaited Statoo. Imitatloas are ia the markeb. hat tbair odor ie both aickeaiaer sut aaasaBt. That ! the oaaataa te la'ttao. rolreahiBK. oelieat ! a nis is'iisx. rtimiiisf. Ithfol Sold by P. T. Laaasa dr Co , who esala drojWaUr .tract. New York, aad by all drorjitt. atSOc. healthfal dot per bottle. ap Hollowar'a Ointment and rUIa.-WTiat ara th-ir Credeauals? They are approved by the most eali(htcaed geeerdaeau. aaartieaed by tho hioheet medieal aatbenty. aad deelaraA lafallibio by reeevered tksssMts ia alldieoaoe. of the skia flaads aad eeeretive erraaa. Sold ettho mtaa'aetorief. Ka 0 Maidea I aaa. K.w York, aad 5a 344 Straod. Leadoa;aad by all draggiata, at 2-o.. f2)aaadSl per peter box. apt IIOOFLWD 8 GKRMAX RITTERS. THE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBlflTY. J. M. McLiRif ca, neyleetoww. pa.. Jaae Jn. I8J1. sayat My wife has boea aBictoa with a aervoo debility aiace September. 1851, aiaee which time I hare bee a aaable te tad aay physieiaa or mediieao that weald beaeht her ia tha least, tiatil oao day I exiled at th. sure of Dr. Horror, of this tows, for some ttactore or iroa. aai assert bed to hi tho afflictioas or my wife; he thea hooded me a let of papers te raad.amoac which I loaad oao deocribiac year Gorma Bitters, 1 immediately prooarod a few hettlee from hm. aad aa pie seed ta auto thtt tha ate of the Bitter, has doaa her mere rood them all tho modiciaea eho hae heretofore takea. I wish yea to eoad mo a half detea hottlea." See adrertisomeat. mhlS gTI L.A88 FLASKS TS bo zee. detea each, o a arts, plata mm aad hall pibu. rte o per Anseaia. tor eaie r - . th27 8. K. GILBERT L CO.

Mi 4 vi no Nana Kaar et yonr ahavinsr-brueh In oreea. Ky.. eoehaetaeure.Waeoae. Qaarrrmea. Xa , mh Ceraer Maia aad Seeead atreeU. eithr warm oreold water, nour on two or three drnpa WDmti laberere. The hiehret prieo will ho raid thraofh- " T " V- 1 VT T of ''Balmof aThousand Flowera." rob the beard well eat the .e.eta. Thewerk i. rery he.ry at thtepeiat ea.h OO M ? BtmS JX? F .?e and It will mate a beaatifal eoniataer much facilltaUDe eaatj. ef roe, v.rr heary emU.km.at. aad aho.t 1W 50 a-. : joe'd eetf. CiZ0P' the operation of .baylnr. Price only Fifj Cent.. 9 3.0ooper:he.eot.tema.e-aryia tSe ahatmate aad pierj irT Z. H. CQOk A-80 KLLLLK, FAKXSLKYdi CO. meathlrettlat.aBdpaTia!BU: aad the hifhest price, will Mj,.rrill!,'d. f?l X. H. COOK A 80 .

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BATHS. Ob iqiart. ttmliatittltM, Umc.tOe: tbr timet, fl; uiVHk. SI I; lo WMks. t 50; oat nsmth. S4; thrt mtsmtaä. 47 ST: als SMävlk. SIC; T.r. $15. DiaaaaaiaB ltriii adrrtiat. Cards af aix Uim ar ac HUB. N ebrt for mfcrria. death er reliiev tei. lONBLIKH DAIRY CHKKViK. 23 baara ree'i far JCi ateaatr J. C. raa. tar aal ay ari i. E. GILBERT fc CO., Sjeaoertitreek. fll 4KD tiTEARlAK CAJf DLr. M.M. law by api . b. uilbhrj lu lXTRA lIPIRKCABf Jta kiaa. fraa aoaai aYrkby art o M0.1 6KT8.-15 Uih prime OoHm Sete. jmitree'4 . aM a. a ä4 . m L? I I taT Z. U. COOK S0N. aarii.i.nw w ad cabs. If Sdot all I pCahe; Sdoieluae topCabat I da clota irn 2 doopoa fainae. fatre'e dlraat fram K aw Yark By arl Z. U.COOK & so 3. DR. Fit KD. MRVF.R. nonCOPAETIIIC l'lIl'SICIAX. INFORMS theeltiaeae ar F.T.a.TiH. that he hae permaaaatW la atad h.mrtlf ia thie eitr. with tfce riew te Saltie. V; f ro?.; 7 U "hi. treaJi.at It VuV.m I, L.ad.4. a he . .he Tw. It aat.re. he he. tr.ata. with .mtiaft a. d aff.ctad aar carte ia eateeef Caamvtiai DrapiT.naacerene aaetine,Typiteie lFe - vr.D'prpeia. Teuere ef leas texi;:A.iechVu 11 S ri( fram dieetaes ' teeswMeh h-r m traattaeat hare faMad to -are. te try the linpUaad effleaeiea. rdi-e ef Heaeepathy. Kaewiac that there are wan? phthUleel -after-M. taklag netlielae. a rala. who ha'e Keeeme hopeUaef a prma.eatere. he laviue them uue him their ee4ea. b.iiiatby win rateta htm atr a hört trial, thtir meet hetrtr thaake. - v - . - . f RED. 1IKYEK M. D.. OfM a Tklrd ItMt. Mj.8wu,d Seead deer from Sycamore etra-t 0E II HIS DICED HANDS WANTED a tTK A ll Y mam waa taa aa w.ra aa tne Ltin. i to work o 1 IS f in . ä.d Yaih lit Rallraad. at Baaliaa ! aai XaaSeille Railroad, at ithlr ettlat. aad oari he ptid the riRht kind et eea. Threa or foore-od eiperioaoeertremea at tne atnereat aiaai wer are iteoei, a will cemmaad rood prieee, aeeritf t ttir v-rue. Are. L vV aad Pam Xo.l. a Barrearirer.aear Bowliac Green, STt Mar-H M. I7. Jf. B. Thra ia a-ead ateamhoat aivieatioa to Bewlin flrea by 1ch water at all aaene e e rear, aad irea wtll 'hare ao diffienlty in rttln to Bowling Oreea at aaytima from L.eieTiueer braaeviiie. ap.-st fOCUTT ORDER A few hnadre dollsre fnrealehy apt TKNXET A S0REN30N. CITT UIIDEUS. Taraeetinraftha Cetamoa Conaeil beld oa theereniBg W af the Mth )f March; the fellewlDf preamble and teio-K,.,.WM,!-"'mo,T,f?-.. . " "?"";"'' " V " " l. loaaa tnti toe oaietaaaiac oroere oi tne leraia'. nir. aaw redeetati ia cuh, .mbarraj th.epeiailoa of tn.aaited eity. There rote r-eel-red. That taa order regains too Treaeorer to eaah ail ordere ae prveeateo to nrrety reariaea. Byotdrrof Ceaaeil. WLL u.walkkk. apl-lw City rirh. HI API K BtllAlt AND SYHUP. icoo ! eit-a I If Maple sncari 100 rail e as ahoi maple eyrap. f reeema ay api ..u. uuutcBim. gkeat attuactiomi Assignee's Sale of Hardware and Cutlery, npHE aadereicaed Aeeiraee of f. M. Grifith. will aell et JL private eale. at the stere room oa Maiaetrert reeeaOy oeeapied by eaid Griffith, at east, the eetf re ettkeeaeietiD( ef almost averr artUle t he foaadia a Hardware f re. So aaeh of .aid stock as may rmaia aaoold. will be eloisd oat atauetiea.eommea.iacoa Moaday. May A4. mbSl ATHAM KOH LEX. Aaji.eee. MAPLE Stirar aad Jiolatse. la .tore and Tot talefy atJl SAMUEL TIOKERT. wet rtKrEivi:n. ajt I bh-i irime N. O. Stirar: 4hbla PWetatlea Molaeeee: 1 bM snzir Uouie Molasses; Shacsprime Ki- CoffVe. mh.31 ' SAM'L VICKERY. 010 SK1T. daC a thela betted Oaloa ! papers Leadreth'a O.rdja 9eeds: 3X do Shaker's do do: 10o da Parher'a do do. all new erope. aai well aaaerted. for aale h (mh31) SAU'L. VlCK.fc.RY. il.Olll. 200 lrt aad half baas af "aperflae Family JL floor, fire difler-at breads, all werraated. for sale ia qnaeMtiee to .ait parohaoere hy SAM'L. t ItKhKi , iasi vormer auaia aaa secona irrt is. intB WHITK I.KAD -2C0 kegs r-e'd per .tenner Silrer Ware, aad for sals by thSI 1. & D. HEIMANN. IrdTh PACKAGES Tea la Pair chests 13 lbs. Ike. P9r 4 Ib.. 1 lb. aad I lb hoi... ot Imperial. OaaI pewdrr sat leare iiyaea, ail warranted t e,ie ssMnacttoa i loroaioey sqk.ii i. at v. utiji.i, -fl-r4TpNa assorted Iroa. aad a eomrltte of Steel Lroi w labe. Waoa Doaee. Srriae. Axles. Carriae Bole. Mails aad Sr.ikes. oa Baad aad for sale hr mhSl BAai bliUKU. dfTldnt PAIR How Uaadle. also Bnsry aad Waoa tJH J VP Uube, Spjkes, Felloe, aad Shaiu. for s's by WiiKi'.!.nnmnvn.-A rows. fr sale by mhSl few Railroad WbeelsrSAM'L OKR. WIIKKM.M. .WILSe-iv hr lost ree'd ead for sale by mHJI VICKKUV & JOHNSTON. JAV A COKFKK v packeu. artloTe. fa-t ree'd aadtorealoby mhl VICKKRV At JOHNSTON. lllAFLK Btl'lJAR. lOCOlhs tat ree'd and for sale hy HA mbjU Iict.BLL'i?H?IPN CnVKKT POTATOKS.-lOkMs (at ree'd aad for aale 5kr ah.M YICEERV A JOHNSTON. yfjdntdTfc BUNDLES Wrapflag Paper oa eonsijameat. for sale low to ein ih3l HORNBKOOK Ac CO.. Water street. OPAI. C AN DLES. 50 boats la stre aad for sale hy mill PRESTON UROS. . .3 bote, ia rt'e aad for sale Yr ri'l.l PRBTON BROS. FOlt JtCX. A TRB EE story hrlek haitdint . oa First street, hetweea Viae aad Sjcawere. nex door U J. M. it W. Xitcu'i boct aad. hoe store laqjlro of DECKER & KRAMER. rohl-l w Telkslete eopy BHlIIKS. Ildot M Paiat Brashes; Sides M l White Wash de; 12 do d "ereh Brasses; 4 dnx ass'd fsaey Dnster. Sdt I'slaters Dusters: it dm 6 hoe Brushes; 10 do Horee Btuohoe, lor eale by mhwt 7.. IT. rooic fttpy. A CARRIAGE btiOl FOIIHAI.KOK IlKAT. fTSlIIE Proprietor harfar eh eared hie Intiaeae offers hie JJ Csrrisf Shap aad stock of lsmter for sale. Or he will reat the shop to a goed teaaat espaMe ot err ire aa the basiaess. It has a rood re a of custom and prescatta rare chsace for a oerriase maker to get iato ha si a -m io thie floerisbiessite, where baiees mar be secured to the eateat of tue csr-i'äl that may be larested ia it. Bt Ht-vr A. r lKRIXS. -fl i nGS Rio Coffee; 50 MttsCaosia; H W9 175 kets 5'J. 11' i. 16'd Nails, reeelred aad for oaleby mh30 1. de D. UEIMANN. CmT BXS Va.TlomaTohaooo: 10 ha. Wattea OakToh'oi Jmt ( esses Freoeh ChooolateeO oases Kaltimors Core (eters; lOfroeoasa'd Shoe Urasheo; 10 grass ass'd bcobing nresbes; i cross es-a ueree " rashes; W gross pateat Clothe Piae. ree'd for oale by mh30 I. D. HEIMANN. xv ji. u. kidney, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING AGENT, mh30tf Henderson Kj. If RBL F reach Braady; 75 Ml, Orea so Valley Whisky; o) at reel M .a tile Kpe; 14 reel Uemp Bedeord; mibe tiempTwiae; 73 axe tv . K. aae bag. oairy Cheese; albe Irermaa rraaes. roccieed oad for sale mh) - I. A P. HEIMANN. Y dwelling hoose oa tho corner of 2d aad Gam-etreets, llM ie for reat. a Sao oet af roxeweod sprier bottom Chairs, a sprier, Maurus aad a Preach leokiag glase for sale oa too promises caeap ior cash. mh30-it RICH'D RALEIGH. dTlOH Itl KAL 50 bashels freoh greaad. ree'd per caaal boat Taylor aad for sale by th2l SAM'L VICKERY. riOLITK MMR -2 bbls -Oolite" White Lima, ftt ealo by bblorotherwiooat mh21 SAMUEL VICKERY'S. KOASTKD COFFER.- Vitt ree'd from New York by ah25 H.COOK A SON. O DOI aso'd Serah Brashes: mat tP 13 doa da Paiat do; 25 do. ass'd Hone Brashes: 21 do do Shoo do; 40 do. do Whit. Wash do. ree'd aad for sale Tory low hy BBh5 Z. H. COOK A SON. EßUS. w.C.-3rJ de. fresh Fggij ick lbs prima Lard; 1000 lb. Eatra dried Beef, last reo' d by mats I. H. COOK it SON. DOU'DKR 100 hep Miami Rig. Powder; JL lOOkogsMiai i BlaatlBf Powder; 25 hf.kegs do Rita or. da do do caeca do do ao: o; Jo. fa Binilii aad for sale 2. 10 Z. H. COOK A SON. Aiests Miami Pawner Cooipobt. mh25 MATCHES. 1" gross New York Woedea Matobes; 200 do da taper do. iost ree'd hy tah25 Z. IT. COOK A SON. MOLISSRS A!VD SCOAR. 7J I Us rohoild Molaaeos; 90 this Plaatatiom Melasjee; 40 do 8. H. do; IS hhde prime N. O. Sagar; Shhes Choice M.O. Sagar. lost r-e d ead frsle ty mh23 WHKKLER A R1QGS. "trraT RF.rr.iVKn . tjß ion loxee w. R. Choooo: 21 hxs Eaglish Dairy; as do Natmeg Cheese by Xahtl TBNNEY A SORRNSON. TjTT RKCKIVED - 9 WO kasaa nin.i.4 Ha arias: - 100 do do Soda: 100 hoeee Tomato CaUeip. for ealo by mhtS TBNNEY A SORKNanN. ItlAPIiR, oC TOC haadH. Wrappiag Pap.r; i u so rraaa Bmaot Boaros: .u aress osusr i taa iau ooaI tlaaA a..ä ... Th. liaOalt. Bä flt.nl.kt . "ZKf" ' WHEBLER'Ai RIGGS.

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ABTOSEMENTS, THEATRE. A T APOLLO HALL! JTIonday Nicht April Cth, 1857a AI AB IB the daactur ef taa Regiaeafc. . Grand Opera from DoaizrtU. P Aimihioa 15 CaU. Xerrt4 uutu If mU J

ap-4 - - - " i the KaUea 'S. Me. . OeaUaataa arc r aaai l.j . ... y"ty. thaav at amy atara ia the Waat, all aald aa lew aa .i.wni. A. C rlgUKX. Ke.C. Mlull'eBlaefc. Xalatraet llrCOKMICK S RKAPKIt AMD MOUKR..V l'ä are AleaU for th. ull.l ihiarali.kla Ifaakiaa. all who wiah te rare later ia the bar-eet f eld ebeald pre ear ie; we aaTeaaplceoa aaa which We etall take pleaaart iaahawicg. UPRNBROOK CO.. "' Water atreet. raaartn. 6CA1.KM.-We hare la etereairee rr":w"h"" llVi" "SF 'r mA f c"TK vaAitr. He. reter to alt ? Eo-deeae." w". ca. fafaUha. "city from nwu nnmtt. UOKSBEOUK ic CO.. Amu. ahit Water (tract. EtaaaeUlo. bh0.?.?,?.1'.-204" d-p hi rev KBEN ft PRKSTOir, If WATS. lOcae. Meaaad Boyi LecHera Ham: JUL Vi lo de do Palm Hataaeeerted: s do oe 5 do do do Wool Uaacariaa Hate: do Caeaiaere 4a da; roe'd KKalN ti rRKSTOW. j aad far aale hy mh2 aw si . a a . .1.! . vi a t n t . Mm . . 9ß hy mhZl KKES A rSfcSTOX. Ü hASfUKL VICKICRT. biui ai uca.-u sen rim im.iiii rrr-m wt St'fiAR.-iS hhdi jat ree'd ferealehy fei ' S. it. OILBKRT A 00. C. JEWELL & CO., bar j net received 9 15Caa Kleechi-d SJohlia; 10 case, aaa'd CettoaaAa: : 5 de Sammer Tweed.; T do Deaiau; S da fihttakard Cfceai S do Atrea de 1 do SpaaUb liaea ooat'c S do Cel'd Cambria.; S do Browa Linea, eefv aahs 1 do da Jeaae; 2 do Ularreille. Coating; 1 4 Cadet Sfiitnre; 4 o Liaea Dnlliac: 4 do Cheek Ceatiaca: Viae aad Firtt-eta. JC. JEWKLL& CO.. bare la ttore new ready 100 r.lea BroK Shaetiac; 10 ptaeaa Brash; IS talae (kairtiBK Strtpesi Z3 do Carpotiact 10 d Browa brillier; 10 do Oil Cloth; 7 do asserted Tietine; 50 da Caavaw; IS do AaaCableaohedSheet'ct 20 do Paddlac. oaraar" Tin tti Futtu. aeha T C. JEWELL CO.. Kara alioaw is pi HiiSiBBif Caaaimeret: so paC unser Coetiav; to pierce rich ool'd aUka z o coro laoor eireu; r- ao aiaea awae; 10 da rior.BC .ilks; 73 Silk. MaBtillas; .? Crape Shawls; 1 TOrrl'daadhl'k.ilklkavbr W DeLaae-Shavls; 75 Caalli Shawla; 7. SUB Searf. ceraer Viae aad airai-eu. aahS 3 res. Mi a 's Mack aad colored T"eel ITati; Mmßo da da do let do eases ooye' biaea aaa ooiorea hois; 10 do Palm Hats; IS eases Lee bora Hats: .1 do fd eol'dfllk Boaacu; 0 .aaa. ass '4 straw Bona-U. ia a part ealy of oar otoek in teie liaeof Goode. which wo have already roeeir-a aad oirr to tho oavlia at law prices aad oa rood terms eleaee aire ae a eall at oar atoro. ceraer Viae aad First-streets. Eeeaerillo. lad. mt3 J.u. s.n.Lb M u. IVJAIIJ. er t mtf ( Bel men t Werke) Vail, assorted sos; 30 bbura Cider Vlaerar; SCO bases Window Glase assorted sites: . do rckls!aUoa.i ealleaaadqaarte; IS eases Rardiacs )' sad J. boxes; 10 do Lobsters ia 2 lb caas; - to aa I'ove V urn nil' aaa i i 50 bszss Temato Catcher: 73 bsa Pefper aace; 50 do Germs a Soap , 7 Sias talm Soaps 2iO in faaerSeaa. ree'd aadforsslo hr 25 da Core Otstrrsia 2 lb aad 1 lb osae: f I I. K U. M MSI OK A.M. KM AKD LKMOXS.-?S Waiei OraaCesi . ü box Leaaeas. reeeteed aad for sale Vy mht PRESTOK BROS. ' SCnARS Ohh l prioo Xew Orleaas Sngars: S bhds Clarified Surar; 2l bbls Craahr Sagar; 20 do Loaf do; 10 do PpWrilel. tah PRESTON BROS. ani i u nni kr Mfii.aibKR -mmiik- .- - - . ' 2S hall this, juat reeeteed aad lei tale be tT so no PKESTOX BR0.1. s2r.nniP:8.-2J bbls Tar; t7 iu dos liroom: CO des Wssh Voerde: lU doi 3 vj bo 3 vj boxes wiadow uiaso 0 ks Bp-rs jast re"e am for sale hy mh4 rttasTUA jutua. .TI ILL, FOIl S ALE. T WISH to dispose of my Stoant Floariag Mill aad greaado 11 ia the eityof New AD-say. lad., oa tbeooraerof State and Ulm streets. The beildiue is m feet froat. 100 foot deep. I four stories high.snhsuatisliy beiltof bsrd brick oa a stroaf -atoae foaadatioa laid ia water line. The Mill it ia perfect " raaaihg erder. caa make 3o bsrrls of floor ia 14 hoars, aad is reaveeieatte tho depots of the N. A A S aad Jeffereoa Tille Raiiroada. aad the OMe rirer. . Th's nranertr will be sold low kud ra easy parmeate. mk4 (N. A. Triteae) JAS. ' SSäV SflaAbL. (IIOICR FAMII.i SllTARn J KiOdos H lb cans; SO dot, caas: 60 do I lb do. warraated Pare br Z. H. COOK M SON. THE NV YOIIK HAKE11Y STILL, AHEAD! ffpniS ropalareetahliebmeathaareceatly made exteasiT U. arraacemeau tor the rosea arte re oi Batter. Seear. Boston. Soea. Pie Nie. Water aad Oyster Crackers; PileB Bread. Ae.. Ae. torethtr with a good aeeertmeat ef Loaf Bread, Cakes sad Pies. The sabseriber hae also parehased tho Pataat Rightfer tha maaafaeiare of Cram Jt Paul's , PATENT LOAF DREAD!; Made by aeechiaery. which rooeeasee ssaajr aaperior ejaall ttee oeertho oldetyleof maaataetare. Tha Bread haa tho .draatagr. ef belog mora aaiform mach baadsamer aad white ia appearaace thaa tread heretofore made It keep mach longer, aad is ot objectionable for so whoa a week elo. It onto ae haadeomely aa the Oaest Pooad Cake, aad without waste. It goeo further acd ie romiag tatooeaeral aseia fsmilirs aet aeeestemed to "Bsaia'a BhtSD." all who use Baker'. Broad ara iaeited togira thiaaew artiale a tnol. tfjT Families eaa heoopplied atthelrdeert with aay artieta ia tay liae. fresh from the orea. rsJ-Cooatry order, sod ordete from tho rirer. promptly ClloO and deiieerrd. at the New York Bakery, oa Vtret oa.. opposite the Po.toffiee. mh4-m J. C. GAUNT. CWKKT PilTATOKB. !3lbla Sweet FeU'oes. ree'4 kTr oa oos BsigaBveat aad for ealo by U2H I. IX D. HEIMANN. riJLRKRTS-e hag. fast ree'd per Earner AaUlopa. aad tor sale by duckuki kiuus. fs?s Na. 4? hfaia-etreet. j so kitte No. 2 Mackerel: SC 25 kitu No. I Mackerel; 4 kitta No 2 Mackerel; 2S 'latrter bbls Ne 2; 25 qosrter bbls No. I; IS halt do do 2: 15 half da do 2: 23 bble No. 1. Na 2 aad 2; 4 drome Cod t eh, aad for eala by feM WHEELER A RIQOS COnFISH.arroth.rrimoaew Codfish! HO boxes No. 1 Hsxriaga, jastree'daad moot ho eold hp fc25 K. 8. BABCOCK. , " NEW UOOKS1 If IFE of Charles Samaer; Prirate Correspoadeac. of Daniel Wetrter; Olmsted's Tessa Joantey; Tho Qne.a'a Fatal tree's caatcroory in es; The Prince el the lloaoo of Daeid. Ao , e..ioet root sad for ealo by jaa T. Ct'Nk NÖT0N A CO. 10 KEWARD! . Stolen or Taken by Ml a soke! ALIOHT rosoet colored VALISE, marked oa tho oae -Llent. Job A. Thorn psoa. U. 8. A.." was takea from the Patilioa Houl. oa Taesday ereaiag. hy some porsoa throagh w intake, or with tho deslga of appropriaklaa tha eoateato of It to himself. The obere reward will ho paid or the recovery of tho property l?!'! "w,SfV"r it. mhl P. AN PERSON. Patnliaa Hotel. Sea: for BAMl.IH BAUS--4000 L," Äl.1a?,V?Ärt ealo low be fei :n FOSTER A t O. BCCKKT8, dhC do red aadhlaa Backets; IS dos IsrgeJ hooped Tabe; : . . f l ISaostTobs. aeaeh; 20aeet Tebseeh; 10 dos oedar Backets; SO doa Wash Boorda, 1atre hy mh2S - .Z H.COOo. A Jt . , m NESTS Woedea Bowls: 1 IF 50 do eat. or eorered Pails; zwecks iron booad K Bnshele; 20 rack f lata ihashelsr 10 dos iroa boned Peek bt one a roe; 10 dot pUa Peek kt-aauroo- io racho asaaamroo. aoot B each, lor aale by tahU Z. H. COOK A SON. dTQ FFKB. 75 bare prime Easter a CeBee. la store oad far AV sols by BkU U.OOOK A BOM. e fl DOZ ar .'d Mark.t BukeU; . , , " ZmZ" Uneiu - da . 44. j net reed aad for .ale Jaw by .has Z. U. COOK A SON. CITY OllDMZUS, THE Treasorer is a. w prepared ta re deem all city Ordert aow oatstaadiag. area the .am. beiag proeeaUd for reOemeti after toe The lataroet oa all eteere wiu 0 ma 0101 1st day f April .Booing. . By order: mh27-1 m dO.AROK.'t SKKIM KKW CROP.-l ea LaadrttVgi mis eiabrat-4 hee4e. oesortod . i est r-o' ir rtiiMsipsio aadforaa-eby fe24 VICKKKY a junnaiun. CCKKT8 AND TLBS--50 dot paiated BeekeU aad hf. Bocket. .. a. T.h.N...la.dwforejoib2i fe20 KIOOS. AaiTTSBCRM AID MKLSIOÄT NAIL8.-2D0 kegt . of those fararite breads. I store aa to arrive, ft 20 " WHEELER t RIGOS. Maia rtnet, . JTRADLKS. WAGONS AMD CA.BS2X doa aaa 4V ia store aad for sale sy tklJ Atf'L YICCKXT. I . I. -s w TivTtn . ..aa srrvaat e-irl ia a mall fi Uy. oaa W that eaa give good raforoaooa eaa go good waroe A pply as this off ea. ahn-tr

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