Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 228, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 April 1857 — Page 2

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X P. T. CASUIE, EDITOR. C. K. DREW, Jt., LOCAL EDITOK. ' " . : ; : .EYANS VI L LE 7 WEDNESDAY MORNINTG,:::.::ArRlL 22 The 13amsn East India Compact, who govern an empire of 1,500,000 square miles, and a population of ICO.000,000, is a corporation with a nominal capital of $300,000,000, though each share of $3,000 is now worth $12,500, making tho actual capital $750,000,000, owned by 1750 stockholders, who cast, in elections for Directors, 2G00 votes. Their affairs are managed bv a Court of Directors elected erery three months by the stockhold er!. A Board of Control i. also appointed by the Crown, who act as advisers with the Di rectory. This company of capitalists associated for commercial gain, and whoso governing motive is presumed tobe avarice, havo the entire sovereignty and government of one of the largest empires in tho world, and sway the destiny of more human beings than any other government on earth, except Russia and Chi na. With tho exception of the Governor Gen eralacd the Commander-in-Chief of the forces the Company appoint and pay all the civil judicial, ecclesiastical and military officers o its extensive and complicated government. The Governor and Council possess all legisla tive and executive power, under the dictation of the Court of Directors at home, and enact all liwa and regulations, declare war, make conquests, affix territory to their dominions. and govern almost as an independent politica sovereignty. The Company define the terms of commercial intercourse between their own empire and the rest of tho world, except the mother country, who claims peculiar privileges for herself. But they do not admit the commercial treaties that sho may make with other nations, to bo applied to their territory. The Governor General, though appointed by the Crown, i3 dependent upon tho Company for his salary, pay is annually, $loO, 000: Perquisites or office, $200,000; cachccuncillor receives $13.000; Pishops of Diocess, "?'r r . ,. ' $15,000 to $23,000; Law Judgs, (SOinnura ber) S15.000; Collectors and Magistrates each from $G000 to $20,000. The annual revenues of this anomalous corporation, are double the amount of the national revenues of the United States. Kach occupant of the land holds it from the Company aa lord paramount, subject tu an annual assessment; and this rental or Ux yields annually a rsvenue of $75,000,000. Tho Company hold tho monopoly of the opium trade, which, by regulation, they take from the producer at a fixed price per chest, of about $120 The sales by the Company show an average price of $375 per chest. From this source the Company derive a revenue of more than $25, 000,000. At tho prices paid to tho producer, it ia the most profitable culture in the country, and the natives are engaged ia raising popies wherever they will grow. The standidg army of India is upwards of 300,000 men, mostly natives, officered by Eng lishmen from tho regular English service, but deriving their pay and emoluments from thj Company, while employed in India. The pay of a Sepoy is only about $35 per annum. Tho Engineer and Topographical Corpi attached to the Indian army, are tho ablest in the British service. Under its direction and supervision railroads are being extended through out the country. Moro than 4000 miles of telegraph are now in operation, and a line is being extended towards the Mediterranean, with thoriew of making a connection with European lines, and uniting London with Calcutta by wires; and when our submarine telegraph shall bo laid across the Atlantic, to connect with it, intelligence from Calcutta will be transmitted to New York with a speed that shall out-travel the course of the sun. Tho English arc fulfilling in India a mission of civilization and progress, bringing its vast fertile plains and teeming effete population under the Influences of a more vigorous life, and the dominion of a nobler race that is to impress its spirit upon tho whole world. Though Christianity makes but slow progres, the su perstitionsof paganism arc rapidly givinj way, and the barriers of castes aro broken down, and the minds of the natives arc becoming free and prepared for the reception of new ideas. The work of progress is as rapid and thorough as the permanent good of the people will warrant. Somo of tho most prominent men at the bar, and in the medical profession, are native Hindoos; and in the Courts, the English language is heard, in all its beauty and force, flowing from the lips of native orators, to move the hearts and enlighten the judgments of English jurors, who listen to an exposition of the fundamental principles of liberty and right, as established by the common law, from the members of a race whose fathers knew none but the most abject principles of a degrading social and political, despotism. These conquests cf civilization have not been achieved but by devastating wars, great present human misery, and the infliction of deep social and national wrong. But it seems to be in the order of Providenco that, through appa rent evil and suffering, all great national blessings shall spring. Our own prosperity and happiness have been achieved through the misery and destruction of another race, for whoso wrongs and sufferings humanity and morality condemn us. Though philanthrophy and religion may deplore and condemn the means by which England is extending her conjuesU over Asia, and the motives for her

present assault upon China, jet they will ex-j Isiror.T.XT from Nicacagua. fiy .the arult in tho conquests of th a religion, the science, rival of the steimshi; Tennessee; we have la

the liberty, the arts and civilization which fol-. ow the triumphs of British p.wer and hero- ' - IXDIAXOrOLIS DlSTÜRÜEM IN HER SLUM BERS. The people of Indianapolis have heretofore manifested a most discouraging indiffer ence to a direct connexion with thi3 citr. iri . i . . , ,

m ltua':i,,nMbll,tc lhe m.joritv were beardless boys

wi iiwtauiwwi- maue lo construct a uircct lino of railroad from this point to the Capital. Tin influence of the Ohio and Mis- :-;..-,: p:i t i- .i i . . i sissippi Railroad, to divert the long travel i rom the lines of ronds connecting in that city, has aroused the citizens of the Capital,!

and the managers of those roads to a sense ofitllcir lcrln attenuated Loi:es moved every ho

he necessity of a countervailing policy, and the importance of new and moro direct lines with the principal points of trade. The State Journal is making very earnest appeals to the citizens and roads interested in the trade and travel centering at Indianapolis to tako measures to ail tha construction of new roads. It savs: Our citizens, and tho railroad interests centering here, have for years stood aloof from all new roads, and been folding their arms, and resting satisfied that no chanire could possibly occur to alfect 'the monopoly enjoyed by the railroads ali eidy builr. Thev have seemed to think that they were secured ror all tuna from competition; a fatal delusion, as we fear the' will too soon find it to be, unless counteracting measures shall lm adopted. We may be asked, what is prov ed for the consideration of our citizens, and the railrrud interests centeiing here The answer is brief. We must have direct con ncctions, by through lines of ra l:oal-, of the same gauge, with bt. Louis on the Mississippi, Evansvillc on the Ohio, Columbus the Capital of Ohio, and Springfield, tha Cipiial of Illinois. With these connec.ion, our city and railro ids will Lo safe for all t;mj from all possible competition. We now have direct roads to Cincinnati, Dayton, La wren eburgh, Madion, Jetrersonville, Terre Haute, Ifay. ette, Peru and Gallon; and indirect one-, with changes of cars, and in most cases with chan ges of gauge, to more distant ioints. This seemed well enough when thero were no competing through lines of the same guage to accommodate the public. How stands the matter now? The lina from Springfield, II l mis, around by Terro Haute, can never coramanl the business going East: whiie a j,lircct roule. without cliange of cars, between Lthe ' of lh .,lw0. States, would do a flargo business. '1 ho line from l.vansvi e, around by Terro Haute, will never command the busiuess between the South and the North and East. While tho road between KvansviMe aid Indianapolis, running through tho lute Kivcr alley, would not only re ceivc a heavy through business, but at the same 'time open the White River Valley with its valuable productions and minerals iron, rock, timber, and inexhaustiiblo coal fields, to the city of Evansville and tho Cap ilal. The business from the lines from Cairo and St. Louis, at Vincennos, cannot lx forced around by aerro Haute, on a change of ir.iu!ro and cars; while a large portion of it could be brought to our city, over a wide giuge, from the point of intersection of the Evansville and Indianapolis Straight Line, so as to give a through wide guagc from St. Lou's to Indi anapolis. The completion of tho Columbus a ad Piqui road to Union, would connect tin cani tals of Ohio and Indiana by a through line of the same guage, ani throw into our citv large amount of travel and business, that will othei wise never reach us. These facts aro submitted as indicating the counter policy suggested, and wc cleso tl e subject for the present by reciting what we have before said: "Wc must have direct connections by through lines ( f railroads, of the same guagc, with St. Louis, Evansville, Co Iumbus and Springfield," to ensure iho con tinued growth and prosperity of our city-. which wc all desire, and wc must make up our minds, sooner or later, to contribute our individual share to produce that result. 03" Rockport h rising from her ashes, and is taking a start that will leave us all behind her unless we "hurry up." The Democrat enumerates the following structures to le erected there this season: "One large two story' brick business house, on Main stiect, by II. G I.arkwell, Esq.; one two stcry brick, cn Main street, by S. W. Stocking; one hrge three story brick, on the corner of Fourth and Main streets, by Elihu Johnson; one two story brick, by I.G.Smiih, on Ia:n street; and one by M. I. Mason, making five on Main street; also, two larjre brick dwellings on the south side of town, by Messrs. T. P. l'ritton and Yates. All lo go up this spring." o 03"Nexsen. the Gramercy Rank absquatulator, was arrested in New York recently upon a criminal charge for defrauding, made by one of the creditors of the bank. Ho was subsequently quite mysteriously liberated. Tho papers condemned his being allowed to escapo from justice, and no one could tell why or how he got off. The mystery is solved. After hia arrest, the creditor on whose coirplaint he had been taken, proDoscd to compromise the felon v. if Nixsca would pay him the amount he had lost by the bank, which was assented to; and tho complainant went on to New York to consummate' the bargain. On his arrival, ho found the document pre pared to carry him to jail for 44 proposing to compound a felony," which, by tho laws cf New York,'is a felony in itself. He Lund himself caught in a trap, and he was very, ready to let Ncxsen go, to escape himself from prison. He returned home a wiser man at least in the law. 07" Four hundred tons of T rail, for the Cincinnati, Logansport and Chicago Kailway, were shipped to liichmon 1, Ind., last week, and more is going forward. The track U nearly completed from Richmond to Logansport. It will be ready for business in a few w.uks. CT George M. R right has been appointed general Mail Agent for the YYcsr, in the place of Mr. Murphy, whose commission has expircn. Jesse had rower to secure a fat cEce for a

, . . i - .i I r .i . , r 1. brother, though nxi influence for h:s otlier foi the steamer i ulton, is veiy un avorable. i t i , . i i .... - J'rU--: .. . r . . n.n.Vnt V n

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n't i 1 lie returned t deserters aro thus described by the X. York u i i i) n I i r i i iv: j 'If the poor, miserable wretches who an u ved in the Tennessee, are a fair specimen of the bulk of thj lilkbu-ters, every imn v. ho helped to send them to Nicaragua, deserves the most condign punishment. It will scarce ly be credited that, of the fifty returned filli'if uc kiuuit.u mat, ui some of them not yet yet thirteen years of z 'All of thm wero tvorn down with hunger, feVe an l exP0sure, and most of tnem had r.o other covering on their shivering bones than fiuhv v . ., or,;in., thu , 0f string Their saunt, famine-stricken, fever wasted laces were horrible to look upon, whi! holder to pity." They were kindly cared for in New York, and will Le sent home. Tin reporter of tho New Yoik IV t searching for passengers by the Teniuasee, found Georgo Y. S;te, of Philadelphia, a very intelligent young gentleman, former! v a rout er uf the Philadelphia Press, uho went out in tlu 'icnneseo, four months ago, ;is Ordeily b-jrgcant of Company A,ol tho 1 irst lJatt.iI; p, served under Cul I -.-kridge in several Laitle . . l . . : ii .i N. J. ScDtt, ad was on his wav to h:s trienda in Philadelphia. From him was procured a statement, Iroin which wequte: On lue 1st oi April wc at.art-.JM down the as. river, am awut a i.-nie an i a jutrt'r awve fjjrapi'pii, the lx)at. N. J. Hcott, grounded on a sand bar, and immediately blew up .with a tremendous explosion. Ihj Loat was crowd ed to its utmost capacity, the second deck bein:; used as n hospital. About 2o or IV) pers ins were killed instantly, or thrown into the water and ncv.T heard of, bei:: ' drowned, ard possibly devoured by the alligators. '1 here were about il more oauiy scalded, u uutnlicr of whom havo Miiee died. The .cctie after the explosion was Wyond all d'j-':riptiun men shouting and ?ci earning and Uvrgin to : shot, to put them out of their misery. I was in the forward part of the boat, and escaped the efiVet of thj steam, but was thrown into iho water. The Ke-icue was in a tvar.ca with a heavy load. We had a covered launch, i; which we placed the scalded first, and then came back tor another load of mc!c and woun ded. The lorward part of tho boat was ntt torn to pieces, and those who were saved re mained on this part, resting on the sand bar, until they were ta.sen oil. Ihey were all finally got down to Tunta Arenas and tho British vessels inimcdi ttely sent over their surgeon-', port wine, sweet oil, aril everything else, to make them as comfortable as possible. Their boats came over every iucrnin.r, and their surgeons dressed the wounds, and done all they could. Tho position ?f Walker may well be called hopeless. Kivas, on Lake Nicaragua, is his only position on land, if wc except a piisi communication with San Juan del Sur. lie has one small steamer by which he can cruise on some xrtions of the lake, lireiuda was destroyed, though being re-built as wc leain from private sources '1 ho wl.o'c of the San Juan liver, the chief outlet'of the lake, is in tho possession of tiitf t'osta liican, to within a very short distance of its mouth at San Juan del Xortc, or Greytown. The impossibility of receiving supplies or of escape by. that route Is admitted by Col. Lockridge'-J words and acts in fact all communication with the sea lioard in that direction i at an end. The only way by which he can receive supplies or reinfoiceuu-nts, or can cscajnj, is by the Pacific ocean. Whatever ha. been sent, or whoever has one, for his aid to San Juan del Nicaragua, must bo ic-shippc l to Aspin wall, cross the Ithmus to Patia::;a, an 1 take the chances of nieans of transit alon the coat to Uiva., or San Juan del Sur, and tho further chance of finding the communication open, when that pi ice is reached. Walker's friends in New Yoik have given up that he cannot succeed. All the reports confirm the opinion that, in a few days, ho will be compelled to evacuate the cour.try. Judging from the manifestation of Central Aiaeii.-an pt rio.i-m, which the last few years of history supply, it is not impossible that had Walker a fall treasury, and a liberal hand, he might convei t some of his enemies into temporary friends; but in his present circumstances, it is quiie clear that if he can make pool his cscaje, with the few men remaining fr?n the thousands Who had joined him ia his raid upon Nicaragua, his lest and only wise policy is to do ft without the loss of a single da v. Mont.v in Hsr.LANP. It will l-e seen hv our telegraphic dcspatclies, th:it the Hank of Kurland h.t.s raised her discounts to the exorbitant rate of seven per cent. p(r annum. This unusual advance indicates serious apprehension of tho future on tho ji rt of tho IVink Directory. So stringent a money market cmnot lone; be endured in KnlanJ, witliout utler.tin our own in jr.etary affairs. 07"Tie Directors of tlu Mackinaw and Cincinnati Uiilroad, who have received a donation of near a million of acres of land from the State to aid in the construction of tha road, make tho followin; estimate of cost: Grading will cost per mile, s505 Superstructure, 9.C.Ü3 Kquipmcnt per mile, 2,3.4 Huild'n per mile, 2.ÖUS Discount, intercut and incidental, 5.CXJ0 $-.'3,000 A ri1 rn Mn fi.'iniii 1 ilirtr rAmarl' fliS SI 4-114 Uli bttl V Ikll.LUlO lUCJ ll.4Uilll tLlllt, 4 I . . . . ., l. r., I :-.- t l .1 i V w "fe luu-a in tue mihi uuili- :

ter intelligence from Walker,

tinn tili CoinnanV Will have a h; h il.'Ti'e e.r;WI.'uedk,I-. " I" uk.1 Brians: l. reut and rait

,.' . , 1 J , , . . , crdii m ine general inarKei, r.i;tt us ror.us will sö'I at a high price," anl tit.r.forij thev do not think the abova cstirmt. toy fax. If this estinnte be reasonable for a rorui whoe grade costs only G,üO0 per mi'c, with a lonation fund of several millions io sustain its credit, U jO.OLrj per mile a very extravagant price for a road whose jjJade costs $3,..J p.r mile, and has no -credit, and w!ne bonis are unsaleable: and who-c responsibility an 1 suc cess is the subject of constant assault from those who should be its frienls and suppjrteri ? '(7 Professor Henry denies that a man is mado of dust. He says that modern science has established, by a wide and careful induction, tho fact that p'ants and animals principally con.i.st of solidified air; the only portion of an earth' character which enters into their composition beina; ashes, which remain after combustion. All tho other parts were ' oiiginally in tho atmosphere. OT The nCWS from Kurope, I ) the arrival '""ut, uio u,uaj -laiatitsu.. ed a UecllUC n blcal.tulU.

Till: URKAT I .') I.I.AM) IiI.MKOY! B'E Ä HAVE'S HOLLAND HITTERS. IVi-jons -lieci t'-l rsiek btadacho. will find (a !rha---a Hai

'na umers atur. safe aad pleasant rs-..y. It soothes . s he... cornet, aeiditr of the sumach, nsaut. loult. k to delightful If. TLs fjet Cat it if aw a tr pFBUr mediriae tWorgUont tilt Uullaad let: !emDti ia Win.i. Xcw York. Michigan, liliaoi and Iai.na. t ptzi.g Keck ia i; fior. S adverditimatia another cotuin. 11 ARLK' I.O.YDOX ( OH DIAL C.i inhown ly th K-ourJi of the Custom IIouj to It th oal London CriilGiB IKPORTEO tad sold ia bottles. allotUsrsare aal hereia imitation of it. It is a IMicion tonic letra$. aailr it peculiar flirr r (o diiK-reat i r na other gim) i, mirenu! ej'-etatd 1 ail whaof-d it. It is adopted with Rfeat success la e.es I D75j'r.rii. G-m-t, Riuri tnsM. 1'Rorssr. Gnjtv.i..CoLir. Ciiulkba. Ffcv aso ago:. STwcTru:. Dukask or tbe I'MXAHVOa jAvs, FFti.EPSr.Fr.MAL Isarut'LAKiTiics. Ae. Er. VALKxrtNs Morr. f xtv York, in a letter to tha prorrietoT. ijs: Charlrt' Lcoloa Cor lial OiB. U iho purest, best. snJ man r;!:;! Kxtra;t ot Jaui er. I have sees. CiUHLi V LONDON VOUVUU GIN is sol 1 r tV Dti,;t'i.ir,Tc:tT$ ia tbe fat: St4tes. aajsn altars oomtrui p!i .a. c!led T.-mJca CorJiil ii&" to aroid tfcea bar ail -Cn vulic v." K.iect anr otbe o.1.r 1 to ia a. jou tulue ur healti. PrU oa.- 4 j'.Ur for quarts. 1f;y ctau rrpiati. LliMl'XD C.'cUAULLS. a it'-ln r S1; Importer. rr..I wj-. X. V. ii 1 1; 15 , On M .n lir ereuinr. ?thir.t.. Ms. Ai.vit:a S Jt-txaox wi - of Dr. Ji hn A ia the 4Tth Tfir ut Ut r are. t iintr- ill fate rl- e at :ivi,cVJi x, i,.,n v.. i... 'M'c";tJlr"fc k'tWt'u w,Stt": ana chl"-"-1 S PEC I AL NOT rCES. CsTVotirfsin tv.s i-l.tr.. -a cents pBr list 01 ineTtir,B: ,() ctt'j per t.ae tiiree titati: 30 cetiu rer line ouo week: disccuuiuu Ione-rtne. The tnirafrs of Pe.icon L(ht Social Temple, ars relie.tto tneeton next KrMij irsain. as tbtr is b3iB., orxrsti-:orUioe t. ail. A (uil attendee !s d?äireJ. A 't-r l.ifrh on ao'r will he lelirtred loasct the lazier, sad SOMETHING XEW dutinp rec.s. r---t J 0 II V II V T. B, p. T. KVAsiu.i m u i'UüDiavii.i i:h. n. IMP'UTANT TO T.OI ISVI1LLK PASSUXr.KRS Oa an l f.Ij '1e.PAn -3rfor Louisrillc will be ticketed vitOM. k Mii irri aad Xow AUanr .t Salcn TailroaJ. raikirr elo-r ? nnf tifrt nt V!r-f nr.n. and arriricg at Xew Al'inv it U o'vlock, P.M. Pare tJ 2Z. l 2ili. j.j. DANIEL. Sar't. thi: itn.i.'s m;. . Te Itre spcio-ts honso with sUMitu for JO bones, in eor.oection with a f no Bowlia Alley aa J ootlotj, siiuatI oa Viin stTeft.knowa as tbe Doll's ll.al. almiral'lr locate! far a r.t clas hotel, caa bo ha I oa a Ieaa. at a great larItaia for oae or rar years. Apply to Bihll-imJiw J. C JKWKI.L & CO. ?n:ij M:o;it.t l'its Taien on ptprrs. and rsn be T sentm alctttr toanr ptrtof 1." rl w 1 "'l'1. witliout eatra iJi" 'IJsjvMt' They art bi autif'il and the raest d.tril pletare takn. CM JO i rt at tha Ciy lery. No. 43. - p) Maia-.trtot. aal hate cut no it ii; WltJi Iar;e an1 rlcssant roi-cs for tU cotnaiolation cf cntlensa an 1 Ivljr or fjr sialr sientlemen.ean le obuiaed in a private tata-ly, ia a ceatrM loeatioa. Affly at this oJ.cw. fetl-tr "(inn: OD!! Ord.r, for VMi left at Sascci. TicaKT'a will h prooif tlf nils!. et3 GOAL. The Trioo of Coal at tbe BCD1AM MITfES Is A tbaPit 8 eau per bushel lluleitvaajr artol tbe city io JOHN' WVMOXD. ft Secretar and Maasjer. VATf:i. Twcntjr cord tr-t rata Hickorj Voodly at C. K. DREW. TKUI.K Or IIOXÜU. EvkBiille Templo of lienor No. I iajt rrerj ThursJay "Tenimla tho Hall, oa Witer atrsos. orerthe Canl I!kak. H. W. P."INTDE.TE R. W. C T. A.J. O'.tEJLLY. W. P.. Iliaeaa Cii Social Totalis Na. 11, tadetseTerr aUtrnat j Fri liysTfuianas abase. JOHN II VI:-I. IJ. P. T. C. W. RfPVARD. R. R. jan2's7-ly Ml lilt V A LWMW KI.OKIDV XV AT KU siot s irntit oa of tlie Skin i.ftr sharinz. izirsru to tn handkerchief an ex-iiite and eniurinf r'ffnio. reln-.l.e a i ' nt'tiritri m mim ana ntneoniy uralextrjietthat wiii rciicre nerTu-aj nri ar:e Apt li-1 to t he ivi ncc or arms, it clean t!.kia fr n all Metnishes. and leans r.iparne.Y te h4 Cumf.lextnn . Sold hy 1 T. t.aninin A: f '.. hole) drtic.Ut. VV ater street. New Vork. and by ail diürift ac c per bottle. aplu llf)l.l.OVV PII.T.S AMI OI.VTMK.YT.-To derl'te th ftsm Ly MoTln aad violent pa'cinc is to 1;ir re li e's machie-rr of its motiTo power. ThJ.e creat r medics diiifct th hlonj the sr ration a. aadeureexttrntl complsir.ts by ?s troyior t!i-ir Sfeds iu the vital ViU Sold at th-) niaaufacti'ries. No. -'0 M;d. n Lane. York a-J No. 2IStraai. L.adun;and by all HrngSnis, at iSc. tijje.. sad tl per boa or pot. ari; ii oa Fi, Ivo- (ihiniiA Kiiri:ii4. THE filtE.VT REMEDY' l'O'l NERVOU DEBILITY'. . M. MCLHliZ!:.t. D.iylestowa. Pa Jane 2. I V.l iyi: My mfi tiai i..a a.Uict-t a n-rrju d-li!ity since Septjaker. lil, since which time I he Won uaaVleto Had any phys:ctan or me ii:ese that would benefit ber in tho I jiit. until one dir 1 rillet th store ol Dr. lUrrer. of thtitnwa, (r mme tiactar ol iria, aal d'eriii to bita tho sanctions of my n ife: hi tbt a b ta le 1 ma a tot of Ciiera to rrj i. .a-non which I total oae deinbiex J r (icrreai Hiirr, I ini.n.iiatir prrl a tew ht'i-e irora h-ci, an I ra rl i. I t aut t i it ti i mi ot tht Uittraba.s4oae her mare rood than all tha ni -liciiei s(n ht bercta'nre ns?n. I -.ih.T i toeeal rasa tiif djea bvf.les." See a li erti Jieat. cblJ A V.tiT aüi.k Kkxki'I. Th- ua i-ii'ifi I test intonr in fTcrot l'r. CiVn ixi' vaIatllo melieiae. to tjlounJ io oar aarrriKirg column to -da , a ill com into d iuell tu the i':n;;oi and apr teciati a it oar r air-rs. trora thelnowa hieti euri.u.-r mi p'.jinoa oflbc K ntlemaa whi makei this tuntary tri iute to ihs Or.'s skill. C:.u eo Oiil ,- Jour. The ai.' cfro t'r ui nareottmporary, üjs ipteial rterencj to th- cer i'i.sto of II. N. :i-U. tfs i.. in fsvnr of the tfid'.v of Or C.iiiun;h'i Pile äalvu, wliicb ialrertised in i"if columns, for sal ty u.bl.J KKLLK.K & WIIITK. tfc II ifitn !'s Ottrain It. ttere. pr-r-ar d and ioI I I y Dr . fir-eon, at tie (--rna .Ved.eti Store. l-i Arch street. Pliila l.-lpbia, daily increase ia tinr eil- dewr ted celebrity !.r ice iire of all di.ces ificit irati derat.eet.Btef the liv.r. 'these ll.rtera have, inl . proecU a tls.inf to tie at:!.'-l.d. lo i.jw their rm-ta i by the inn. c.titrmn tfliiuoui ill, Titte uica ei'ie Ii esUbiiahcd for i:;e!f n nar:e t-t competitors. bocrer wily their schetns. or st du'-i.ieetheir promises, cianet retch, it falaed th poblie eafi4caec a-y t-ie iji-in trarfit that Lave bcaa Urieed from it.ac I will ever laai-taia ita foaitioa. Mho adsettiseutent. r..h!3 too i;am:.n isuiijs a is mkm:n. IvtliA A IlllTO. T AVE now ia at. re (Very dsscrlption of boots aad shoes a aJ.ptei t' the traie. eons!stic of 5Ia' oak Lottern 14u.p ... lo kip toot', do A euir. calf. i. calf aad mit, litc'ie t, pUia and (o y la. e ext.asiua tup Boots. Men's r.int, lio.i and cnlioed snd eslc botton. kip. posipsolai "ivm'iuo int. mit.rj-t.fiiT, a tiiiasi pitä.tuttii.r sn.ee: ln's calf and coat pnoips. Boys split, lined an ;T ''. e-II anl A fill. an. pit-c t le ,t !.ci tctra'.s Wien's Kus-ins of vert-us t'.f'tt. ealf. it rtinel. kit. tnorocu. aa-Otlel patect leather. tioTe, briuifii. it. Miei' t-.t'S. spKt. kip. ealf. A calf. mar. mir. cos', p'vt-u: l;t!.cr. ai:. !'., tnoroeo, l.ney u-p. t toiitr I, luve. io. Vont'i's hri. i'. cs.f, A crif. ktr. M.t. ojt. rreiuai. I?e aad strv-H he-. Youth's eaif aad A call l! 'ita. Chila's kid aai eolorel morceo shoea. Tjs fils were l-'.iil.tcf tlie niatutsctarcrs, and we defvail c m petition ext-rpt them. M e fell our Boon and Shoes on the sw ternis as Dry Ooo Is. We hive eaa al tha Ur.'Mt aid roast li-virat le tiokiof Biots sod Shotsevcr kro'-el.t m" the "ti:e. i.cla-inr a maority of t'i Let tateriol New Kndand. and from th: t'tne foraard. it wiil be a ! vuiat tasiaess ior aay -rc!.ant to pi's l.f Kcanvillc on th-ir way up the river t hay b.ots aud shoes. Wo rer'c'.f-ily iavi'.e the trade to etil an t nimin our '.- a aiT KKKV a.- 'RIt,i WHITE IM SöOkers r'entC'i'f''rsa'.e it ai7 URR. DAL2ELL k hv CO. 7VAII AMI üPIR:-:. WO kersas'oite. aitest 4.H I'kikera ainorto I pi-t; 2n kee h irrel Nails, in store lrsale lowly b7 ORR. DA LZ KLL 4; CO. 3 APLK SoFr and Mclaaacs ia store an. for aale Yy i I j mhr I SAMIKL VICKKRV. ;ici:i:. i:ivi:i: hoti:i,, JAMI:k bTIIVKKII. Propbiktob. watks srarcT. bvativillk. isd. rrivHIS House lias been reatvattd. refitted aad refaraished. Pi .d is now open lor s-ent. Th. propriitorbas ta,en i aa nouie a tea io inien-iuo oi neeptne it. aa no rams Ml b. srar dtimakeiteo-nomiie to those bo tatromsetba hua.e. Oarer weeV hoar lera taken with r m iil.au t s .lhlTe xl . od ,ard a.i M, le for th, tcemaoJationoti - corUIrcmUc country, i.-tiadtn

p!aii,! pawn leather fae-. t-aiter.: do looter ol everv 6n' comm.ncia oo M:.J. I9"'' tyl. Kur.k... J.nny Lin. Kjtolsor. Polka. A:e. kuo-a t. A AiilA J to A Let . Assignee.

tS:V All VERTl SEMEIXTS. fl ATKK. Oa siaare. ta lines or less, one Utae. Ke: tbrea times. St; oaaweek. 1 St; two weeks. l 5; oa month. I; threo ooatbs. tl & : six months. IC; ae year. ?15. Dioootcn larr.'r adertiMcient. Crdsof sia lines or und- per annaia. Nocbarre formirriao, death or relipt vsati-es. TitVi:i.lJ AliKMs W AATkT? "VT-iNTm an hnnst. inJnstrioos maa ia each sectioa of i th St;t-, ft trrl tak orlr trtn samples for JicALLISlük'SllOinKPATMIC KE II t Ol fcs.' A liberml SDoathl? larr and lair rotsmiim ill tejiid i pr1 or adircss. wiui uetvus roT.i;K.) JjU. J S U ALLISTK2. ar?i'-U Jcrsi City, N.J. O 4i hliS. rarTrx-s Osrgo Sed, HeeeiTed t.iay f AW .r tri Z. U. rK siiX. iA'ii:. r T2Iici:mii:k.

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We maauf.icture eatensivtl PITT'S LATENT THr.ESHEHS Si SEPAEAT02S. ALSO. MOFFITT'S TÜRE HE It ANL) SEPARATOES, Fr.ia Fact to Tea il.ro Power, n hieb we warraat to la Till-: iii.sT Macbincs in u e. IT Fir desTiptirecir ilars. with Iii; of prices. atVrts as at iistuitt a. UatUr cjuoij. Ouin. or our peius at L v - OWKSS. LANE & I'Yi:K. liimiUon. hutlrr couutjr. Olio. P. MOU.N KOOIC A; Co.. A.bts. p2l-n.-ir.ta.lt l-'rantille. lulu. a. I tl ixl.i 1-lVhU ) M Paar t'uuls. 2.U( l-'fchrj. saui. atkortfd, si ith a full asc rtcsett to ictm. i.,ely O UK. UA L.Z I.LL a CO. l-'l 2f ti a mm,S.J S.ii ! very choice Sbirtitg, Che:nat llirm-ti; Ziaot Ciifui. t lir.n , 1 ) lilac Oik. H i " Pa SiiiiiVJ 1.2aüJ.1. ( J!.,rc.-o Skin. ii IliJcs eoauuiei Leatbcr. I How Leather. KU Patent latb Uo - ! 0 liuiu ais't eaiirtii-! Cloths. Forsulrst tl etovest tairletru.ua I y CUAKLts DAUCCC. OKEAII TEAS. 45 hall chests Iciretul, Vom r IIU' U. Cun Pcw'rrtnd k Icif; 7j itduits airtrd lea a and 12 iia.ii in Ulac cacb. ol lrca iotroria'icn. just rutht.i. I ap 11 1.KL LR Jt C i C (i S. Jl'ST RECEI VEn. 10 Rt-1 C'.tiou 5 Ibicclit Rore, it ßwavsll-s rapers Salemu. 25 " Prsctafs Pearl March, 3't ttei.h W. R.Cbeete, 5J Pales CniU Wiek, k vt trie r Iii WIlr.ELER A- KN.1GS. JJ. 75bexv iiiiaiill s TuLacce. tx'r I rand, in f tore, lid lor ale Oy Vi'lltäLKit & Kl;iS.J iCAE EXT.iA NUTMEGS. jnKtrec-ived ly ajil rt flhi.LKR A. KIGGS. fflI PLATE. jL 2" i h"ae Kocf. r r, Tin . 2iP:sUloikli. lria'sly aj:i PAVUKL ORR. fiEj:Tii:t. lit) biit C'harecstl and boiled aM.rted Sheet Iron, rteeirv.l and ir ' tr s A l I 11. iUti. MRU Ii KICK. Ui.UM No. 1 Fire Brick f r sale ly a21 SAMCEL CKR. For TOSTAR-S" Rat. Racb. Är . FXTKRV1NATOR, 'COSTA li' -" lled-btie. K .VI I. Kit I X A To K. COSI AE S" IILECTIUC PUW D U, for A nts. Flies. c. Ur It r irn D. i-t. No. : l.iiOADA Ai . N . Y ., or DK.LU(jI rs aiJ DKALi:Us everralivrs. Full ariiculura ty mail. t7T"Sia adTrrtin-tat. rt JM!1 w t II Vit LI S It YIKOt K. Imptsrtor ii ml IsenltT i it COACH AND SADDLKHY IIAllDWAUi:. MAIN STKEIIT NEAR W ATER. HAVING eooipletfd arrangements with Eurspran aid .ttneri'-ia tunufajturcr a direct supply ot allg-u'ls ia my liar . I am enntlei o oiler ii-daef meats that can t fail to make it to tho interest of all eBgsj.il in tbe luaineas to s,ie tu trial. 1 name ia part: Felloes. Shift. Bars. Atles. 8rrios; maJe c f the hrat rto I: Baude. Ecaveled and all biodj .f Ltatli.r: t'lotts, l.i-itnrs lor Oirriifti. Varuihia. rartiocs ol all ktaia. Sail le Trjes. Knlib Brijla Leaihrs.tirru , Spurs, llacius, Bailrer Ilatutsof all kinds. Jeoay Liui Oir Trert , Sli-Adj m-isf Pa ls. Taj lor's Patent l.amra. Kly Ni:s. hboe Tareala, llirae Maakvta. Leaden iiir'.h U'tU, Aaierioan Oirtii an t Rria W'b. boh Cuttoa aadWorticd; Eon li a .tlt Mkias.asTiperiorarticle; Irorr, t;ittal'ereb.i aad B.-as liaed .Mariiaal Kins:; Suf-er'r Krcys lor llor.e.ijrers. the last jii.thty of Cr:ijge Bolts. Patent O g 1 rtrt. Ae.. A e. I keti ia fact ererythim apper'.aiainr to oitfcer I rjach af the l i iavs and uoderandiif roth traaches tboronehly, e no.il'l respeetlully iartte your atteuron hefoie ptrthaaius eise bei. I ataa'.ao agent tat WARD'S PATENT STRING SADDLE aff'diw r. Ia jiiiko., DI.YK DDUK IIAMFACTUIKK. f VI.ANK Books rnled aad made to order of t e best rrcr Ü9 fruin a memoraalcitn to the largest book ledger, tn.ifie aad msraz.nea bonn4 in -oy t'r'a drairei. Crecent City itailiinift. Vain street, EransTtlle lad afJi ici F4XJD. A POCKET BOOK containing mm and raj-ers. TS.tnXW a' le to the owner, who can bare thi si3ie ly cailinr oa the end-rsijoed. d'iserihtnr rrrert snd pi. )( for thi adserMscieat. I. STAFFCKD. Grrcert St .ie. ap!7 1-t d or I'tlow J Scantlia , Sr.. Main at. riAi; sti;lla niiawi. r.SAUTIFl'L attnrttnent af Stella Skanls for tale cheap at aplb-l a Jl U'.II Es. Mio i:s. C" AI'IK3. Kisses anl Children's Gaittrs, Bootees. BaBi skias snd fürpers cf WLH.STER'S aale at,., of the Tery bst 'i"lity for sale at r.rl5-Isl ITl'UHES' H" IUK imiW ISOflUS. A very desiral'.e asjortM i mrtit of La tics Dress (JjoJ.-. Lawus. i-r.-ndioa, Cballi. Barrrrs. Partie do Lcf. kt., Ac, for la'.e tt aplH-ln IH'GIIES'. ,K:vSH i;:i8 -"0f)doi Ustrresn l Dr ssle ly ' S.lML'Ki, VIOkKKT. apt. C.roer Maiu au'l Sejoud rtretti. ODKI-lf .M MAfKIIHFI.. Nos. 1.2 snd 3' J i!..cttrel Im e itch; j o cau.ee lar,e i'ocr.n. l'.r alo hr apl'5 SAM'l. ViCKL KV. ) TCST rrcived anew scpflycf BONNETS, FLOWERä i O and K1UBOAS ol te ititti stj les if api.-ltd M ADAJK H AKN'S. AI.L.IS tV Wl6 r.Ni" M A G X 0 L I A W II I S 1 . K V, i:VA.SVII.Lh IAD. 1s Tb RBT.S OH Bourbon WhiskT: l'K Ibis Old MonouRahela Wbiiky: M do Ko Whiaky; i'l hl.la S a et-t Wiae: H 'J do New t'ora Uraady; 50 blls N. York Gin; 30 do I'ipsCoraie Brandies: Orlors teesireJ from all parts of the ('cited St.t'ssnd put in Packa"! of the most arrrvd atjle at 11 7VO- 1 nATTIMJ. W bales CanneDon received aad 1 orsale by PRESff'X BROS. A M'Tcs. apM Iba jiLit received ' for aale ty PRKSTOX HKijI. -toTici:. ON tho 13tH day nf May Best, tho Board of Cormiiraers of Van-ertnr- Couatr. will eontraet for covering the Coanty Jail B.ildine; with a roof, according f- tb secih.attoa f. 1 a -ii tho C iaty An ittr'a Offioe. Sealed prot raais will l.e rec !rel fr r siii "rk ll.J-t.icllw WILLIAM II. WALK RR. A V. C. I. IS Ii AT A II i: .1 CT I O ."V ! JL-sinee's Sab of Hardware anl Catlcry. 2 ftrk I-IPCRTKlirf-ri 2 FrUIH?a.i' 2..iSCoruaI Dural: Kl Piifta: l.(i 050 M0 ;atr: 10.1SÜ Pipe of Pia?e; :3.(s Tt-aple Cul-ane; 3ii.lt ass'd Operaa. it rec'Jdirect and lir sile low fy a pS Z.U. CCO Ji S O X . I t'-T HK KlVl.n J I M d prime N . O. "nr.r: I bit tdzit House .;!.! M!s Pl'tntitt in ?f-l-iscs: .es; 5Lazsprime Kirttr"e. ..... . -1 , 1. 1 . mh31 o A i L i i'vr.ni . aWKKT POTATOES.'" Ills int ree'd anl fors.le 3 by mh:il VICKKRV & JOHNSTON. AI.IVK Uli.. 1 bll mra Cllva Oil: Jr lioozaaa'd siacs do do do: fo-aale It al 2. 11. Cl'OC Si SOX. A H It I V A L . I'lIOTKSSOIl MOA1JT ttrit-L. remain in tbia eity only short time, and ioV vitea the La.ias and Gentlemen of ibis city, and tl. trave'in pnltie. to sive him a call. He is prersrea to tell applicaou all ahnst themselves and children; to wbat-ro-cation tacU ia adapted, aa- whst kin! of a matrimonial pir:ner ' reiuirel by eacli. 1oth forth sake of the halth of their children, and t abide in placid copc rd lor hie. Delioeatio-of diinoitlon, and eharra mark-d witi foil prime' rales for all bofinsss. arts aad scie'es. wMl be i.end Trim a o'clock A. M.. to a o'clock P. M.. at Rooks Xo. S aad U. Washinrtou Hotel. t.o Ktimiaat'on made in private, if required. N. it 'Irdtrs left at the oce. to giro iriTiits -esi Dnce aaaminatious. will f-e attonflod t.. srll li H.IMIIV h 1.01 Il'.-MO IU. I.e.' W.'l. Kx'r. f9ri ?i.:t by iJ OLO. tÖ-lLRi CU. a

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Sl4I.DI.NO & icogi:xcsv TU21KK CONSOLIDATED CIRCUSES. MansRer K.joenriin Dirtctor. Treasurer ..... C. J. P.PREK. K'B'T WJllTK. ERASTIS PilELI'S. WILL BE EXHIBITED AT K V A 8 V 1 1, L K O S II O A It D FLOATING PALACE! Tliurwdnr. April 33d, 1S3T. Äi" Performaneo to eoraraeaee at 2 and 7 o'clock r Si arlorscpc half aa boor preTisns. " Tbl- eo ic paar isdaaes xlecttons (ti m tr.eir Nerta American Circna tioia the I-aiteiB Siates. ibeir Laiirtad Circes, so elol ritte th ft season in tb Hude Sutcs. aus thiir original Floattag Palace Circnt. and has jest closid tbo nucstsne-eo-.iul saua v. r known in tbet'irrtig b'Siaess. at tbeir NEW Afci'HlTUKA 1Kb to theoty of New Orleaas. li.e eatirj coapaa nill appear, Incladiaitbefcilostiag . PRIZE PKKFOEVEKS: nEXRf M AG1LT0N", Hardl Kaeer '.jwut stsnd llsa.MnnkcT. t.- KCt A KUso N. t-r..lp KqnesGtl.,?nDL'?CßAK- Wt4 47... JAM E a WACFARLAND. Tit Kor liaacer and Utnnxt. F HEUCLLtS Lit! I.V. tbama f I. . 3tSso BTi .wh ,oliJ ' Wi'Jl hit T nvkpil rt. 1 rafc:AllLKS -CROSBV, Dramatle Eoa.i-'-rV trian sa G tnr at. Leareraad (iraguL NATHAN ÜOÜKKS. E lumrian at all ,ik Gynnast and rSCvU Papils. ix: ls!itex JrRANK BAKKV. tho rr.atet Bare- -back Ridtr in Ametica; aad that t'kild of erace and rrrm liit'. k'aTV rJT- IrMshtTearsofara. r Mi4a.ua ORMOND. Madam, LA kK tad : - . wruai, tna aeautMul ' ; l.jnestrn nne. V. RORINKOV. J. PERKINS. C, . BROWN, h. WOODS and WW. HAM- -1LTO.V, VauD.tr, TacaUers. & Füllt CLOYiXb. - Ttll.L LAKK.cfX.w üritni.. JOHN DAVK.NPOKT. ol (Jeoriia. icjiiiir. .-H.f.,S' Jlrjll4. II. (JINTV. of Pennr)lsar.is. The Trick Ponies. PRO AS.l S A TAKTAK. and the finest tare lacs au--Pad HOUSKS D. the Wc.rld. Ail ltd ly OTTO KYLE'S Ctlelrate " RKAsS BAND. if,- Dress Circle, all Arm Clairs. t '1 half-price Me. k. j r y circle, t.ni toaea Jtat. jS1 (Childita ander lo yisrs of ace balf-pnce) ......... 5Ce, IS 3'Colortd Okilcry 25c. Immediately after eaeh Per'CTBStss iai iV, . -r.. i siisuiiiiii-iii.it tonccn iiiiKO-.- n.wn f i.sTmiLs. WiltbetLiTin in the KIDOTTO SALOON, on I card tha ta.n.r j a:.ii:s r.A JiUMt. ni'T H IK 1.1 Villi c us toats W. K. Cheese: 23 bxs Etjlish Dairy; I! do Notmeg t'betse ty rablJ , TENNEY' Jt SORENSOX. wi'fcT ui:ri:ivi:n. tv Hint' tntts piptrd salaitas: ICO do do Soda; l.sl boas Tomsta Canp fr sale l y mht3 TKXSKV A: 80REXS0N . SHAPI It, A ' -7 InndlfS Wrappry P.jtr; Kfroas Eucaet Board; A' grosa Butler's lak (20 tat tt si j aat ree'd per J itrn :cCall, ri"l for sie ly nihil WHEELER ii RIGOS. "UT .;w GOODS toirrriiirr ttoct iTirv rtiilein tie Notim line, jw-t reecieeJ at A. C Tl I'll EE'S. o. r. blitehtll' f-lork. 1'tin rtreet. I.eriiea and Gentlemaa aio Try reef icttrlly iurittd to call, wlere t- ey an f nd a letter laiifty. than at L store in tie West, all sold s low s the lowest. A C. Pl HUEK. mh2l No. 6, MiUbell'a Block. !ais -street .11 1. SIC -Y A II JI l' MCA I I STKIMI ll '1 & . stitTii piivn i- rii r.n ntn a inr a v nn nr. ola'l kinds of Mosicil lnstraments. and patliskeis of ahe't tnoslc. r-t I'l.MIOU MX IIOHXS AI ron.i MTS. with I i.-t'n aud rotary Talees. 1 ha iuatraments aro all of aar o w make an1 are warranted or no sale. Pri seat on application I y letter. Alibor! Uucouat to leaders and teachers ol Lacdi. n ho r rerjnested to act as arrr.ts ' I'l A.0 HUtTIIS. e bare made Pianos ftrllilKTT Tf äks. and wi!l ruarrantee erery instrament af oar make. Prices from t tl.. HI rrAItf oar own make, frera Veaotiiul tr.sbotaBy and rc.newoo'l . Prices wit! ee. Irom 14 to .. MIKhT.Ml'll! 4M) Ml ITAI. OltK Dor rata'ai etork of American aad roresca musie is very ci-tf-nüise Catalopn" seat. Every Dstmment or art iola vf mu.-iril m rchandife caa I t found in oar Stock. Dealer, Teachers. "e nr stund snrplied. FIRTH. POND A: 70 . 7 Broadway. X Y. Rota e-a the Jt. Nicholas and Mstrcptlit n Hotels. apll ldiw. jfiorni.Y v.n. 5i bans 'Hove Fact" rr' '.'otton Y'arns assorted : iMr Carpet ( bain ar.it and elorr.i. jest ree'd I y atU W H-ELaB & RIUO. -t Tli linD Prtiro V.O. ?ear: Ja hp 40balt lbU X'.las'ef, lor sale tr apli WHEELER RIGGS tirxniiiK. IM) drums Mnyraa Fips; 23 baies Ratsins: 2S half hxi Raisias; SO do dried litrriag; 2 bMs No. 2 Mackere'; .liiertes Rice; .Stags fine Liverpool Table aU ior ree'd and for s-le l.T apio WHK-I.KR Je Rlfifl.-s. tODA. "5 ke.s Bi Carb of Sadi. for sie by il aplti WHEELER i RIGCS. TflT'I't YAIt. a. u ;a it pi;t ii a i v. ra; 2 lals Na. t) Yarn: KJ 2.1 bales No. MiY'ara; H do da WO dot floO 1 w bite Carret Chain: .''Oils ass'd rolorei Carpet Chain. T the teitLraads ree'd per ct earner Metroplis and Icrsale b T- j, Xjji D . H EI M A NNfFT II KCFI Villi - J vt lr rri ae Ca.e; 30 Uli St. Lonls ?f. Sinr: 21 bl.UTer: TM B-t's aaa'd Wieda W Glss.; IT. do Rnnis: 10 bMs Linseed Oil; I'l tfo Pif-h; S etaes Inuiito; 2" bars fit o Salt; 10 1 sgs Pimente; 5 lll'pnret 'd GtERir; 10 da Perper; Jo T lnr -ulpbti; 3lllsPutty; 5 do Chalk. 5 do Alum; !') do prime KibcitcJ Molssscs: T" ba'l M la Plantation lei 2i LL1. St. James II. UolaMf. in tors fori tlely pll OKK. Dl ZELL dz CO. (.4!II A.MI If AKEK - I s , ,wo Jicht aaa'a bh; 30 dot liar Rates. In stoto foi ,ale hr apt I ORR. DALZELL CO. tvii 1. I rtf t .a s u r i . 1' i J9 eeircd per Fannv Lullitt l y apll ICKERY A-JOHNSTON. TnADO.V CLAKS. IV 's aia'd si.es tout ree'd wV ty apll VICE E R V A' JOil KS 1 ON . AOT1CK T0vilIPPF.il!. OP urxroYTDEit, OrncE cf Evjim.vii.i k a Chaw rosD? vn i. Ii. R. Co Lvanaville. Arril ii th. 1847. "7"crR atttnticn is ral'id to tbe fotlowiaf rcsolatioiv JL pafscd lyth lioard at i'a last session Kt-solve''. Ihattbts Koatt ill carry ftinpowdrr en tt WKDXESDAV train ot ea h -ek taly.aad will eharrcnot less than (23) teBty. et au pet ktt for aay disttnee. or trible first cla-f rate, w tea that will icetd twtnty-Cve eents per key. ReaoWeit lunber. Tkatupca all r 'eT earriea over tbia Road contrary to onr rr nlationa. or eontrabaad or smnj-flcd.ac-arr. of Oa Dollar jtr kfger anaister. or other picksre scalier tbsn a ksg. shall le cosrgea ana coikcu upon diaooeery tlereof. In pursuance ol tte above r-'olwtions yowacr wilWe received at the Depot oa WKDNESOAY Dorninic til 7.50 o'clock, eaoh packsre to to dist'nerly marked with th-na-ne and rt-sideDceof tbeeoas'gnee. and tach S-irtrtnlne- ' companie4 hjr a till of latiiag. ai-ll-l-Jd J.J. DAN I RLS. Sop's. Fu-iiiirer. Vincnaes Osiett. T'.rre Dante I'rioa, Sullivan Demnart af Prineta C'sien. eoty 1 ff-oath. SSIO I 'O KFK I'.-'" Itfi iloies rec'l rer Fenny Bol!i Jäi t'r sale ly nail S. Ii. OliliERT i CO. Uli B.VM.IMMI DA IK C'IIHKsjK. 25 boats best qnalttjr M A rsc'J ptr toainer Prairie Kose, ff-rssle low ly 1 E. ILUERT CO.. " apll fyeatnora near Water. "It OI. AfiK. l-'-0 hole and lalf .11. in ehniee eeopjlk erae lorsaie ay ap ll &. E. UILRERT A' CO. . tr pk S ii-or ed noxnbtrs and sizes New Vacketc. ior ifc'.e ly Z. n COOK ii ROX. afl Tili: IX FA KT DRUMMER. irrri.i: hkamk is cotxig! rSjUIS Infant Pro-!'py. which hasevciUd s tauch admiraJi tioc at the ü mth.'ii ennone to Eeansa:l!. aad will to here: I rolaMr. fcc-t ween the Pth and 3'ih itst. He is still an in iant. and ha liplayel meat remarkable mif-ical pew. ers. ani rtait ti.a iirr ri withth aenraer andakillefa veteran . He dras fall houses and ciowdtol litt! lo.aito tea tin wherever he ros. i ici:if.n Z' NOTICE. fN' and aftr th lthot Apr:l. ail freijht lilts aeemin F on ar-.ulfs. arrivinf at Evsasvjlle, ViBCane and Terrs Ha-t. m jrt be settled by tie consignee at th Depot, before tho preperty j ren-ovd. All aoodi int ealiei for wii-ia 2lho.n afternotice af their arrival is served, will be placed in u re. J.J DANIELS. Superintendent. Yineenaes Gat ette and Terro Haut L'nion eopj one oiontn apS-laa j. Jo im:.vim.to:v WlfAS jnat received a largo nppl.af superior family ü Traa. ' iiorvwtii.i, s oco Ilraojt, Uxira Yoon nyton. . Im-EaiAL and Elacb..' Ia ca'Cies and packsges. or ly th pound, to uiteastesar. felt COKES Iaro Uataburj Cttess rse'd aad for sale y & mn I. b 1). UUX.Jl.SS.

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