Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 114, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 April 1858 — Page 3

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TUESDAY.., t APRIL 6 IttOOTH. Yesterday VÄTjTT pTaL i 9 P.M. THSaaOtfBTSB. : A..vr. j rpiü i V.m" 41 I &3 I CO i I IT Advertisements intended for the Dally, must be handed in before C'clork; P: M: to Insure Insertion.

City Flection. The following persons tfcrd thd successful candidates in tho election t?f jrcfitWday for tho city oThces. Treascuir Sorcn Sorcüsoh. Clekk A. Lcmckc. Marshal EJ. S. Martin. School Tbcstki II; Q.Whccltr. Assessor ra trick Burke Collectob Geo. Wolflin: E-XGi.NKEK Jas. D. Sannders: VTTTvt, rstcurct. Lcmcko ;;. 257 Walker "..i.i...:: 243. II. Q. Wheeler....... .. 34 McAToy :. :....15l . Wolflin.. ; .342 Schmuck iui .:...17J . Martin... :...;...44T Evans :;.: 74 MIDDLE MECIXCT. Lcmcko : ..209 .Walker 217 U'olflin ;...;. .265 Schmuck 163 Wheeler .....;..: 234 McAvoy ..:..;. .19 Martin &5S Kvaus -I'M LAM A SCO TKECIXCt. Well. II. Walker t09 Augustus Lcmcko :S70 Geo. WV.flin i. 8 Peter Schmuck 113 KJ Martin 4S Ja. Evans 72 11. Q. Wheeler 253 Tho. McAvoy 29Ö MaJoeities. , . Tho following are the majorities given to the successful candidates for the offices for to hick there was tho greatest contest: Wolflin'a ..;.61 Lemckc . 1(4 Wheeler 19S Coancilmen. Vakd 1. John S. Hopkins, 43 ' No opposition. Ward 2. Hugh Ronalds,.. 43 Jas. Scautlin .37 Ward 3. Wm. Hubbcll, 57 J. O. Jones 43 Wabd 4. Elliott 65 Bray 21 Ward 5. Raleigh 17 Wm. Emery 55 Wabo 6. Mathew Mclnerny.... 53 The. Redmond . 80 Ward 7. Joseph Sctchcll elected Ward S. Ten. Newman.... 9 Christ Miller 34 Wabd 9. R B. Hart. ..52 Jus. Oakley 52 Wabo 10. Win. Ilunnell. . . . 2 Venneman ... 13 Ward Ii. M. Mcntzcr 24 Ward 12.-Srnlth Ga vitt. 110 Jno. Bischman. 46 Ward 13. Jno. A. Rcitx. 42 L. Sowers .13 Ward 14. H. Smutty 31 J. P. Henderson...... 8 Ward 15.--Zimmerman .15 Andy llutcbcosonti. 23 Ward l.Barner Cody.... .............74 Ja. Mi Her.. ; ...42 Ward 17.--Peter Sharpen..... 59 Jno. Dannettelh. 52 Ward I3.--A. G. Sullivan 26 No opposition Ward 19.-H. Waylard Ho opposition. . . . .... ToWnship Election Tho following persons wero yesterday elected township officers: Trutt4 Jas. T. Walker. C7ri-J.O. Ilatchitt. Trtatwrer Jno. T. Walker. Cntablti. Fitzwilliams; Paul Evans; Jno. Clifford; Thos. Hopkins; Jno. Triblc. Suptrtitort George Miller; Thos. Younglove; Jacob Hunncll; Wm. Scranton; Anthony II uberhol J. Canal he eipts. Per Canal boatJss. Lnhghlin jr. 5hhd. tobacco, Brown & Aikman 3 hhds, Allis & Howes: 64 bbls flour, Brown &AIkrnan;9 bbls eggs, 5 bbls flour, 1 bbls butter, Geo, s oster te Co. 1 cr Canal boat Washington rbis egg Keen & Preston; 2 bbls cgfls. Wheeler & Rjggs, 3 bbls eggs, lot sudries, Feo Fetesr & Co; whoa, Iglehart Bros. RAILROAD REChlPTS. . April 5. 4 bbls eggs, 2 bgs dried fruit, 1 bx lcans, 1 sack feathers, Orr,' Dalzell & Co.; 3 boxs II II goods, J McFarland; 82 bush wheat, Iglehart Bros; 107 bbls Hour, J A Crane 1 box II II goods, W Lowenthall; 1 bx dry poods, Weir & Bennett; 7 bxs flowers. Jas Fernlage; 201 bbls beef. Martin, Cobb & Co: 101 sacks wheat. Geo Foster & Co: 44 Whisky, Allis & Howes; 9 bbls apples, Jas Sicklier. fCABOXW.It.tllEESEI 09 ß ;ts iwxcs aleralus: i Harra; iwtüoien Hicords; 1J) to Brooms: 1H u6 BrishtJ,- dvortl; t ttr nni for sale tow t.y ftrirSlI WH Kgf.KS ft RHXj5. V1IITK LIME bbls yrcab Roach, for sale hr ... O. OSTER & CO--mr29 GRKV LIMKln any quantity, for sale st rflw( rrlc, by rü . üiTER ft CO. tales nary ; fur sale chp, tt clv, hy U. I'USTtK iL CO. NEW GOODS. f:rMWCRTH Iaj Just mrlvdl at lU store on "wr Street, brlween Vain and Tcatuore, a a v. a ui 1 loth, Caxiihercs and Testings. of Ue finest nualUy ami Utt rtyles. which h Is prelr. Ut atAks n into fuhionnM pirmbu f every k'icm tioji- A full tUKk of Head j-unite ClotlilDa', always tii harxl. ,A'' Rt, Caps andGot's FarnUhlDg Good of Tailori AiiJ Scamstmses wanted. mr-lm Ii JL Ueceived ly Epres. and for 1 Mr M. L. JOIIXSOX. mrCT Firt strwt, nt-r the Tost otfice. First arrival of Southern Fruit. JustiteceWes per Stramf Anteloic, - rtt AURELS Prinw 8wrt TotakK; . Jf VF A rhöic lot of fine Apples; A fine lot of lUnanas; ., lOhox-sOranfftj; & Nix Lmus; 1 Casks Cocoa NaLst . nr iy pirl 7.. If. COO XftCM -ii:sT ni'i.N'Kl). , FPLK.XniD Ptock ofüiprln MILLI.VElltf m. con.i.Htit)B ol straw, capuliuui utaimcr aoa r-!., uAlso, Hllbons, Flowers, Bridal Vrrrflbs; anl irioii. otlir HrtK'Icn, U numeruu ti racmtloii, U which I In vita thr inrticular atlntkn of the laJfeS of Rvansvilleand th. surmundine country. They will tinl it to their interest to examine my stnrk. Y. It. KAKKKK. Pint street, between Main anil Ixwmt it.,-r-a KviDfTille, Irt: Cinr:iiviKiiRp ' ä Buls. Warrant U (A der Tiret-ar, tf store sndfl y CAM. ICH Kill iHfll.VwEHIIA imi4-l.aiiil blfllstf.icc planUtion; . . uG itls coict; sugar iibiiv?. fT alr.y tart-) c. FOSTER tt CC. G Lrtl bei tische! -si'i Ii sf-jfe srd for ab hv innt-J PULSION I'ftOTHEK.

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TKLKaRAWKD BXCLPklVBLV TO TMS B VA3SVILLB DA1LT JOUBRAL BT B. A W. LIMB. XXXV th CongressFirst Session. , Wasiiixotox, April 3. v Hoes:- The House took up the Senate araeridmchttd the Volunteer bill. ' (Juitman, of Miss., said ho ..(rtvferrcd tho original cumber of regiments,; tut as the troops ought to be oh the mo . immediately he would consent to (he rtdcLSn to two. Hughe, of Ind.. suggested that as Tsa was to hare a fall regiment, New, Mexico ought also to have the opportunity to raise a regiment for it- own defence. . Mr. Ottcrl, Cf New Mexico, acquiesced In this view; urging that it was particularly required. ' ... On motion cf Mr.Lovejoy a resolution was adopted calling upon the Secretary of War to furnish full accounts of all contracts for supplies for tho Utah expedition. Mr. Burnett offered a resolution which was adopted, instructing the committee on printing to inquire into tho propriety of appending the work ordered by any previous Con- j gress. ' Mr. Goode reported a bill for the better protection of life and property In Washington; providing for a strohg police force, and ap?ropriating $1(?0,OXJ to carry the act into effect. He urged the immediate passage ot tho bill. In view Cf the" violence, murders and robberies of daily occurrence. Mr. Colfax asked whether Mr. Goode couM give a guarantee that it would not bo a parpen police. . He wanted no qualities or religion mixed in this important question. Washburn, of III., thought that Washington City hhould par its own polico expenses. Mr. Leiter urged the pos tenement of tiro question. Goode' wanted to know li3w many mur ders would he pnrpctrated in th meantime. Leiter replied; not more than one and a half a day, that beinj tW averag. Giddingssaid that tho greatest performance of tils' guard was to batch negroes, or suppress them at chufch. He, for one, was opposed to the passage of the hill for tho protection of slavery and kidnapping in this city. fcilgore said that lie had a compromise on which all could agree, viz: to remove the Capitol to Intliar-a, and tho pcfpla there would protect themselves without calling bn the Govehmeht. Morris, of III. moved to Jay the subject on tho table. Negatived, only 82 voting in the affirmative. Tho bill was referred to the Committee of the Whole, to bo considered after tho deficiency bill was deposed of. Adjourned. Sexatk. Mr. Bright, of Indiana, moved that the President be requested to send to tho Senate a copy of the instructions to our Commissioner to China, Mr. Reed. Brown's bill from tho Committee on the District providing for 100 night polico, te restore order in Washington, was debated till adjournment. The debate at one time assumed a party tendency, but finally tho bill fiasscd, with trifling amendments, as reported rom the committee. . Mr. Brown engineered the bill with per sistence ' and ability.' Every speaVer, without exception, conceded that Washing ton was nnsare for lire and property. ' Mr. I verson ccm plained that Congress had to feed and clothe the citizens of Washington. Mr. Houston hoped that the youngest child might never seo tho day when a military guard should patrol Washington. We want no pre tori an guard; no janisarics. Crittenden admiited tho neccs.ity of acffTn Knr WAnl Af va(a fs IiaK11 v t i 1 (Iia hands of the President and Secretary of the interior wero taken on irom it Douglas renerted a bil for the admission of Oregon. Adjourned. LATER FROM EUROPE. . Arrival of the Stcamsslp Indian. Porti.axi, April S. r at. Tho screw propeller steamship Indian airived this fternoon with Liverpool dates of wwi utn tut. Tno Cnnsrd steamship America arrived out on the 23d. Th United States steamship Niagara reached Plymoth on the 2Sd tilt. Her Majesty's s'esm Irigate Agamemnon had commenced taking on board her portion of tho Atlantic Telegraph cable. (ieh. PelisUr i to be tho French Ambassador at London. China. Advices Irora China have" been re eclved to February 15th. The blockade of Canton was raised cn the 10th ot February. The Americans aud Russians ha t joined in the demands making by the French and English upon the Fmpcror of China. Commissioner Ye h was at Hong Kong bound to Calcutta. Forden Stark eta. Cotton; sales tor three days amounted to 23,000 bales, 3000 to spccnlatOJS. All qualities advanced irto !ic. but the Americas' news cheeked the buoyancy 'and tho market closed quiet and steady. ' I ho Manchester advices vrcre favorable. showing more firmness. Holders demand an advance in prices, but the sales were unimSortant. Breadstuff had a declining ten ency. and all qualities havo slightly declined. Provisions dull. Consols ö7lc for mo ney and account. Wheat: red Catö 6d. white 77 6d. Corn dull at S26d(&a4e for all description. Beef dell, quotations norffinal. Prime qtrict. Bacon dull: Ion? mddlca 43s 6d(S46s. short rsiddlcs," 45c4Ss. Cheese; prices easier, but dictation un changed. Lard drill at 49s50a. Tallow is slow of sale, but prices arc unaltered at 55s. i.!vihtool. cotton closed w tb a declin ing tendency. Estimated sales to-day 7000 bales. BreadatutTs in little inauirv and nrieea weak. Provisions are trcnerallv unchanged. Kichardson, Spenco & Co.. report the weather as having been favorable for crops. Brottdstuffs very dull and 6d lower. Western 21s6dC$22. Philadelphia and Baltimore 22s 533, uino noar via the riorth, 23s25s, via New Orleans, 26s27s. Wheat very dull and Is and 2d lower. Kico closed quiet, sugar steady. 4 Ni t Yoke, April 5 if Advices from the Utah expedition hava been received to the 16th of Febrnary. The health of tho troops continues good. Tho march npon Salt Lake will probably be commenced about the 20th of May. 'I ho irrass nsa iar aavancou. evcral hundred recruits will have readied Fort Leavenworth previott tc'th 29th of April. Preparations arc making at tho latter place for tho earlier lorwarding of reared ments. Col. Hoffman's command had been met on their rout, 400 miles west of Fort Leavenworth.- Johnson's supplies would not last longer than May, but there were at Fort Laramie mlSt-ieC snpi plies for four months for 3000 men, and a train would bo dispatched from that pclnt to' t ort 5ott Aew York Market Nw York, April 5 r a Cotton dull: 1200 bales sold. Flour dull. rales at 4 G0(4 35 for white, a declino of 5c, 4 FO05 00 for Ohio, a doclino of 5c. Wheat qtrtst. Corn buoyant, aalss at 70373 lor white, l'orkhrm at 17 054?17 2j 1or mess, and 13 75(13 S5 (or prime. Lard firm at lOQlftJ. Whisky steady. Groceries quiet. Baton firm, hams 6&$, shoulders 63 CX Tallow lower, sales at 10f. Freights on grain to Live?p9ol, 4o oneorn in hnlk. fcUKk higher. Tcnrlesaeo 6's ES), Michi gan G i Cincinnati Markets. ' CixciptArt, April5. u Keceint laruo. lö0 Lh!k aol.l at fiM.t 75 for superfine. Whisky unchanjed. 1'rovisions firm. Nothinc transir teJrt. ClXCIXXATf. Arri1 r'a T-i . , , . . : riour unciinncea ana in rklr Hmn . te ceipts oi4,4&uuois sinco Saturday. a o 1 x V ay io;, receipts iarco. iicsg pork active at lo w tor country, city held higr. Lard active at 5s9fi. 20 chango in haccn, and in bulk pork not much done. , Money market auict.'currfency scarce, exchange in th East Washinotos, Apri! 6 a' Gn. I'crsifcr F. Smith has been Alwed to Ctah, as well as (m. JIarney. Tho chief c'otnwand will devoid on the former.

Th? Weather, i . PfTTBtBbf April. 5. x River livo fect and falling. Weather cjear. "CixcixNATi, April 5. m Weather clear and. windy. River fallen 7 Inches since "Saturday.

TOE RIVER. ' .. ' - Arrivals Deparwres. From P. O. O'Rileyk Co.s Refistw.l Aran. 4 and ft. - Il'ghflver, St. Louis to Louisville. -Mar,' New Orleans t Cincinnati. Henry r'iuhuifh, St. Louis to Cincinnati. Kcytnne. fumlurf to St. LonU. Ratel Dell, Pitulnrf t l)uluine. I'ohmd, Cincinnati to Nashville. 8. America, PittiOurit to 8l. Louis, r'aanv Bullitt. New Orleans to Louisville. Milkman, Alemphist4 Cincinnati. -Martha Pinnam, St. Louis to Cincinnati. The rircr is falling rapidly, and wo may look for low water and stern-wheelers earlier in tho season than usual. Freights continue very low, with plenty of beats. The" rrw Alo'any Tribuno of Saturday ssys that the insurance companion which had risks upon the K. J. Lockwood have refused to pay the losses. This comes very hard npon the mechanics of that place, as they had taken the boat's paper for their work and materials. Cart. Lamotfce has the sympathies and good wishes of tho entire community in his effort to forco the iriscranco companies to a compliance with their contracts. He will have tö bring suit in difttant couits, as none of the companies have complied with our insurance laws. We hope tho Auditor of Stato will enforce tho observance of the laws by foreign insurance companies, so that our cit izens will not be subject .to the extra expenso of appealing for thoir rights to courts beyond tho Stato. The New Albany Tribune says that tle Itcamcr Statesman has been sold for the Evansvillo and raducab trade. We hope this is a mistake. If another boat is put into the trade it will not bo a month before both boats will be in the calaboose. The J. n. Done is the regular mail packet, and with all the business ou the routo barely pays ex penses. Tho Statesman cannot possibly live in tho trade, as she is old and worthless, and it is folly for her to fain tho business now being bnilt up by tho Done. From the Captain of tho steamer Bowling Green, wo learn that navigation in Green river is interrupted at Rumscy. Tlio channel nttho latter point near tho lock, has' been completely filled, and is Impasuble for the smallest boats. Tho water will bo drawn off and the channel cleared, butsome time must elapse beforo this is done. The steamers Union, Greenville, W. V. Gillum and II. Bridges are above Bnmsey, and will not bo able to get down. This intcrrnptoin in the navigation of Green river will be a source of loss not only to steamboatmen, but to Evans ville merchants generally. We hope that the difficulty will be removed as soon as pos sible. Tho New Orleans correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial says: We have plenty of steamers but no freight for Cincinuati or any other points at any price. Filecn cents per hundred are the pre sent rates to Cincinnati, and boats that have been lying here two weeks are not yet loaded. . We find the following ''rumor" in tho City of Memphis Keportcr: It is currently reported that the owners ef tho unfortunate steamer James r,. voourun, are about purchasing a part, or perhaps the whole, or the enc .Louisville ana rew ur leans packet Pacific. The splendid passenger packet Scioto No. 2 Is tho boat for Louisville this evening at nine o'clock. Passeagcrs bound tip stream shoul tnkl the Scioto. The Fashion will bo here at noon to-day for St. Louis and Cairo. We commend her to travelers. (Jus Smith, a gentleman and scholar) presides in the office. The Southerner went npon Sunday night and will bo down for Memphis to-morrow. Tho particulars of the 1os of the Saltan will be found in another column. 1IACAN Ai COS GIFT BOOK ENTEUriUSE. PLAN. OR a DnlUr's worth of Bonks, or npwarI,hou(ht a? of us. we will aire at the time a free gift worth from twenty -five cents to fifty dollars, besides a ticket which will entitle the hohler to a chance for 280 Acres of Land, In Warrants f p'0 acres; do do - Ml do; " ' do do 4l do; when threo thousand tickets are disposed of. Gifts consist of Gold Watches, Silver Watches, Composition Watches,' Gold Tens, ' Gold Ear drops, Gold Tcncils, and Gold Kings, ' ' Gold Bracelets, - Gold Shirt Buttons, v v Silver Thimbles, . Gold Breastpins, , and Miscellaneous Gifts. A (rents or persons sending: us clubs of Fifteen or up wards win receive a tHir liook ,a om.ana a Ticket that will entitle mm to acnance itr Uie lauo narrants. JSuott Bought end Giß deeninpanytna thtm JJeUrcrtd tchen th jntrcka4 1 mad. tn be decide! by Thre Tlmusand Tickets, duplicates of those sold oeing placed in a wheel and three drawn out. The first drawn will entitle the holder of a similar nimkr to lrio acres of Land, the second to tJ, third to tO. Books ordered by mail, IS cents extra, in stamps, must to sent to pay postage. Catalogues of Books ran r supplied when ordered. ' Aa alea muüt ba verv raoid. w exnect to aril the Tickets in four or six weeks. All orders aiblresscd u the old established Book and Btotionary Store. V Alain street, where we have been for fifteen years, will meet prompt attenUo. njr26 d3m louisvillc. Ky. X'kw'böör akwuookJ:: lwl TU 'J tire Beau t ten; Th Belle of Wasliintnn; Prince of the Rous-of DavM; . New York Ledger, for April l; lag of onr luivn, uo uo Jut received at J. HEALY'S. Kvansville, Marth rtVlV. KANSAS! KANSAS!! KANSAS!!! II irnuK tk atl.aKaitrbillC fliiMtlou: bnt now tue oucstioii is where can books w; um the cheapest! I krviw ... At 31. 1 JUinstl.t'S U tote, 'grSK'as Blank Borks, . School riorfrsV ' , Copy Ho'cL; The Latest Marazlneo adPycrr, , direct from the Kat, by the last Kxpress. . . . Call an.l , first Store W est of th Po CIBca. mrJt - . THE CHEAPEST MAGAZINE IX THE WORLD. s nn vva ..J r.nfiHri Wanted for am w si as . w s- sssiv . i i i-Tiri l u i.lVIMl AliK. in avory Suits and section of tlie L'niou. Liral terms will be 'nV-i-. SANrORD Sz DELISSER. " ' - tU7 Kmadwav. New York, Publishers of this long established and popular lVrin.1 -k1. H. CUMDERTS' NEW GROCERY, Wholesale vd retail, Sf4lit' fctreetk Three Doors from Second, EVANSVILLE, IND. mat it: it!llrl-:RT4 has ooeued a new store as iim. above, the best FAMILY ORtyCERIES, Liquors, Cigars, cc. He wilUlso purchase and rell all lunoi toia TRY; PRODUCE.. nrr7"Oui

Td the HobarabU th Mayor

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. ana lomnon icuneil: T.IB ComEittee on Finance, to whom was referred ta nuiiect f revortinc the Assets and LLihil. ItM of thm Cin of KvaniVills. toretha with thn ltceipts ami Jiipamlitures of said city, arJ the anxnt or City Orders outstansins, rormt year ending March 31st, tl would report that they have made careful examinatiea of the condition of the City, and hate procured of eacH of the principal City officefs a report as raten rrora tneir dook s, wbicb sai reports year com mlue woald respectfully submit, as follows: CITT CLERK'S. 1 The Citr Clerk herewith submits his Third Annual Report, showing the condition of tha City of Evans rill, for the Tear ending March 31st. li&8. a tn from the boons of said C Uy t in his Keeping ; ASSETS. SCHOOLS. Public Schools, Beat Estate IW00 do do do IaiDTOveinenls.... 14.000 do do Personal property. 1,00 Lamasco school house. . . tM) do 1 19.000 LOCK VP. Ileal Estate S00 Building 600 1,100 riBS DBPARTKXT. Real Estate.. Improvements. Apparatus CKXKTAKtKS. OsKlIill I1.9T.0 . 13J0 Imrrvvetneiits Locust Rill Improvement.. 1,H) aig 150 Precertm about WW Public Cisterns S,5 Gas Pipes, Uas I'.xU, 4tc 4, WW Marxet Rouses, Upper and Lower...... Z0 IUvSrales. do do .u.... t'iO Oth'ce Purniture 20 BILLS KKCCIVSBLB. Judgment nndr rroces of collection. against John K. Tarhir ana otners:... t::j State of Indiana, Clay County War aoct " 5 Rail Road Suk-b ....aO.WX Laniawx. h.trf Iftoca .. -1 I!lin)uent Taxes irevlous to 157 li'M Cach in Collector's hands i mi... l,tkiö Deli'Hiuent Taxes fur 1 1 1 .SJ Cah iu Treasury ...;. LIABILITIES. Doods, K It C It It. .flftflOrt .. lOO.xtkl do , la v a u kk do School... s,otw do Lamasco Wharf. Bills myable 42,00 Whk-h said Liabilities fall due as follows, ts-wit: Lamasco lart Donas, raat due and payable Dae In l-;i 2.P10 ItXnO l.'UO Due tu l3. ....... Railroad BorvU, luein x Du in !& Due in If.a , Due in 1313. it,noo (,Uia) lUlt.tMlO 0CW0 School Itonds Due In 1Ä 30C0 Note due Mr.Drr, 1, Nov. 1st.... Note due Mr. Spear, 15, Feb. 1st.. Sja Si. do do 14, rw.. ii.. an Kote due for Rose, lry, Xr. 1st.. 600 IU10 The following have tieen the expenditures of the' City lor the year euUing Maren 1st, lijo: EXPESDITCRZS. Oas LIcM. tlöO Ollice Rent and Furniture 4N) 7150 200110 Street Croasipgs... Leet street C u I vert AnrrotirUted uh July. k.e. Market Rouse (upi-er) Interest on KfcCRR.. um do do K, I & C S L R R. 7,113 75 MI2 2J Washington Fire Co, appropriates ; repairs Neptune ao no no ui uo . Young America do do 'do do . Rose, repairs, Sic . tW 371 6 ött OH Oak Uill Cemetery Lamp and l'ots Public Ciftms R'ndsrtecuied 70 10 rn 75 a4 1,1.4) oo Punln: School property rrtnting Water pipes.. Citv La,'k Up 7t ft! IHM 8-1 X5 City Prisoners (feeding) Sn, 71 lections.... Stationery... Pest House Bridges (new one and retstirs V'xainination ot K, I ft C S L R R, ain't paid Central Market llouvi liamawo (interest).. Btrwet Union Fire Co. Rouse fUOO is) do do - Kiipme 1,1M5 V.I 37 i,ua;a on v. I 161 77 l,Ck5il 4,101 10 do do Apparatus repairs 4V uu Hay Scales (Evsasville) 00 If 00 t;orpwauon Ditcn. Mr Waymau's fees locust Hill Cemetery repairs Roca 77 00 144 104 40 Board of Equalization 4iR00 W3H Ii:lUntal Expenses, htuling, 0 fourth Street Uas Pipecontratt V 00 ajoo IM 0 Water Rent, amount to Canal Co Lamasco Ray Scales ,.. Kastern En cine House unn Fire Co B:b 2t iuid tl Stoca Eul filliug 8 00 540 00 Street implements OOS s 3 ia IS 41125 YtMittf Indiana I ire Co. Nicht Polk-e Lamasco Whaif repairs.. Taxing census 21 1 175 00 Lanutsco w barr l.onos Lnrust Street t!ai Pipe contract OlTirers salaries ;. Jas D SSundCrs. Division treetC divert 1,:imo N CO 4,MW) 7 50 4,T0fl to a,: a 73520 OaK atrect Culvert Mary, Iuglc sixth and Seventh sU contnkt Total t5l40 5l CITY ORDERS. Amount otttstandin e5 March JO, W.. ,5? SftdOiM 2 Arno ut since iasu 431.14617 Amoact cancelled since Mar. 30, &T Balance outstarxline 1119 M Amount of Lamasco orders out.... 400 00 M!,1l3 5t Of which last mentioned amount there isiuthe Treasurer s hands Vi,40 In Collect 's hands 1 ,121 Balance of City orders in circulat'n JTm ' -7 9J Whole amount in circulation RECEIPTS. The followinz have been the receipts of the City for me past yeart incense, enicies ;J41 4s no 100 00 son JT0OO oaess ' tto r.xhinitions .. do Billiards do Peddlars do Auction City Reorder Fines. Hay Scales Collector, Unities.... i 4W 1 70 10,377 7S do oinin. do Varrel 1 441 : OM0)OOO0S Marset noose collections 1.1 jiM Oaa Hill Cemetery Lots ?V! fA iocust 1 1 ill Cemetery Lots ..1 w irepor pnriua it with the City Treasurer's, a ditterence as to the amount of Receipts into the Treasnry, which ran beascountttd for by the failure upon tho part of the persons depositing amounts a im the Treasurer to nie receipt ior same wiin me :iera. All or wniciiii respectruiivfurmiiueo, WELL II. WALKER. Clerk.' To Jlessrs. Charpe and Elltott, Cotumiitee on Flnauce. I BALANCE OX LEDGER OF THE CITT. Tab ascbbb s Kro-r4 roa tub ybab bkdiso Rbpowvi roa tub 21aacH 3th, leoe. Da. Ca. Cncnrrent Funds JO Oil 40,00b fl i reasury i.......... Kevonler tl&O 1?5T0 Intcrevt.. ...... ....... ....... Ray Scales..;.; 90 00 Pcbilars License alio loom .21 11 :v 2(t0 is 441 9! 4" IM 1 0,.t77 f 43 j: 47 tsi: 50 Billiard License: Kxnenea (ref untied) Redemption.... Auction License.. Collector Farrell Kabihition License.... ... Real Estate... Collector Haches 0 0 do oinin...... o oso o ssisMI Oax Hill Cemetery.... ncuools 5v. si 11 bl 503 66 Prtifitsnd Loss.......! MarxeU..... Cash - Dray License Locust Hill Cemetery. - i . . tiasl'ioes l:,0oi I.amaaco 1 reasury.... l,0fa City Orders ... yxt vj It will 1e seen by the ahove" aR(y fbrriWrf reports ttiAi the L!ahiliticar not lar c; and It wl!l bjthedtatr of the nest council to report. in sproi aoie amount of revenue to ne raisen lorttje years l stid iaur Committee will not refer to that Vm Confide troselv-s ..... 1. .MMIlil..Ma -V .1 . ..J m . . . Thrlncipal.TOlfl ill fact. 1; thCr! tr il tiav been let snd now untr way, bis bid Ion i atthe urrentaolicitHtion of tKe tax pavVra. A'lvr, la the opin ion or yoor wnra.." me anaoiate wants or tne city reosired the. same. The Inrgest porton of these ootlt s hari lern for ,he bnililinf of Oax street culvert, andtJ.eoftimenclla of Diviaion street culvert. The cost of CSX street culvert has len S3,70 i, and was built with a view ot completely draining all that por lion of tiieviianove t, nerry suevt. and extendini uttoEiKblb street, which will be done etiectually when Oaa street t nroagbt to iu proprr rrade. Division strut ci'lvirt The firu. twvmentof f lOOO has teen nme the contractor, Mr. Riehe, on this Jon. which is to be eompWtml on or before Janu ary lstlo;.ataco oi siujuw. The contract for that portion of said cci veri extend ing 475 reel on division street, was a war led Slesrs Oottman and Arnold, nn the iUh lar of March. and the first payment of 4;no was made said co-Änvtor, the probable cost of said portion wW flnt esceei SJWO This culvert no one can fail trt 'tu atha-reat neccs sity of, as it completely drshis. a) tne North Eastern portion of the City, and wss aaado the particular item in the agreement between this City and Lamasco at the time ot annciinu. . Ontl.ivs have been mdo forth Kn.fit nt the Fire Department in tho erection of two larfte and oommodious supine bouses and the purchase of additional annaratus. all of which wss done for the better per fection and organisation of the Fire Department of the A new sVstera of laying ras pipe and erection of poAtj apa lamps inavos renamng ttje owbotsi property lying o- CT adjaoent to any street rea "s

pipes to be HU alon;. to subsrribe one half vt the amouat required fsr the lay in of tie same, ant the Citysnbscribingtne other half, and each of the parties to uss gas to tLe amount of such subscription. With re:urd to the streets there has been considttaLle work done thereon, at a less "tbense, however. In proportion to the amount of. werk donef than the i receding year. The work b'aving been done under the

p-rj.ni! supervisina i'p sojui,smn vuuimissioner who rt ported weekly tbeiuantity and costs of the sum,: i sna Ju no instance has there been one dot' lar expended vhen the same did not actually require it. A roirtion of th woff. done on the streetr, say nhoot V. h-is been frctn earth tit Ken from the streets ; and placed up?n prfTätb property, which said property is charreaMe taereior. , The fa delinquent ffr Eraasville and Lamasco up to I 57. which is f itf, and there is uncolected on this preentd!jyicawlllAH33;,of which amount ' Siooo Is tn litijntioi I.t Wiljard Carpenter and James O Jotres for Mfjrlf,C tans' heirs, Hornby and oUiers, which deli wency, If promptly paid at the tiraadue wouMfk? rpo'mei alt orsers now in ciiTul Jioo, 1 aud hate puul Aato the City Treasury over SW in vh. ' . our C on-tu' V it would furthermore state that among the delinquent fat-payers they repret lo say tliat jjany f our most -Pförn meiit cititns are in tlie list, who have not ttynl paid their taxws.or anx puruonincreon. ; ' . .. i In conclXMon.yourcommitteehelieTetliat in all the transactions of the Council Ui. proent year,tnd in tlie pertortnance or theduues tocumueat upon inem as such Ctinncilmen.they have in eath and everv instance been governed by the bet inU rest of the Ctty and with an eye singled alone tons fature advancment and trosperity. All of wnich isivsrctruliy SuisnittcV. , J. ri Li.TilOTr, - P. 8UAKPK. . Evansville, March MsM?59 apMwd STEAMBOATS." U. S. MAIL PASSENGER ' PACK ET Evnnsvillc,Paducah & Cairo racket, J. H. DONE, HKRKONt Master, LKAVE3 EvannTlIle every MON DAT and THURSDAY, at 1 i o'clock, M-, arrivier at Paducah at $ oVbck, A. M.. Cairo at IJ o j iock, M . TlTKnY and FRIDAY. Returning, leaves Cairo verv TUESDAY and KHIDW. at 't o'clock. P. M.. and raducah every na.UJix.2UAi anu sajURDA V, at f o'clock, A. M., Odnnertlar at KvanIUr with the byaosvine and 4 raw ford.vlllellallrond ami Packets lor tireen River. Ataw, counectlns; at Smithland with Cumlierlsnd Klver ravkeu aui ai Paducah with Tennessee Kiver Packet; at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and St. LuiS facKets. Tickets can be obtained on board the bat fr all Eastern Cities. t iiirirly ; " Comfort, Speed and Safety." itKoutiAn St. LOUIS! Ä LOUISVILLE PACKETS LlCIITMti ni: lIIK FOI.LOWIXOBO VTS have ecmmnced their reeulor triis in Uie Louisviilo4itid St Lui tnde, arnl will continue to run dm tug tl'v ssiin, giv ing iarticuur attention to an way nusiues. i ue FASHION, ' carr. J. x. hartis. Passes Evansville, oinf down. Every TcFDAi Morniug, and up Every FRIDAY Morning- The HIGHFLYER, CKTT. THOS. WBIGHT, Passes T:-iin-vllle, going down, Every THURSDAY Morning, and Bp Every JIOXDAY Morning. The MQ8E8 M'CLELLAN, CArT.' !tBKS, Pas-es EsnstittS Ever SUNDAY Momin. poing down.'and Every THURSDAY Morning going up. Loulsine a&2 8t. Louis Pns-4-ngef' and shippers can rely npon these boat letting pitnctaally M theii regular days, and connectina witn allthepru-kclsrnainf aove lAtuis. For Krt icht or passage apply on board inrb mri7 , r. o..o uikM s CO. Regulär EtansvlMc and Louisville . rue Vet. t TTlfi JOItN RTtlf.fiS will hercaf. ter run rf-ul:rlv as a LouisviUcand Evansville Hacket: bsvin excellent accommodations fr paseneers. She -:M Im mA Evansvtlle every EI)DAY and sarriMiAY theiitoon at 5 o'clock precisely. . X. H. COril, Master. marts 1'. m . u A ik.. r. iv V tera - RRUlLtR lAillSVILLE,. ,KV SIIXB A;tl llliAUJiaksu.v ratnui. . i!tv5.ts TRK STEAMER SCIOTO. tfo. J, rill leave r.vansvilu eve 11 niYit rt o'clock, r. k.. atirt SATl R-ai-r. i Ti p.VY at S o'clock; r. M.,ror Jienuerson and Louisville. Acoomuio. Lilians excellent. n- - Louisville, Kvansvillennd Memphis . Regular Weekly racket. the low-pressure stkamek SOUTHERNER. n. W. Tm PI.KTT ...vommanuer. J. B. ARCIUR .'.Clerk. LEAVES Loa Is rill every Tusd:v at 5 r. .;ie!tesMem. apbis every Friday at 5 r. u. j Leaves EVANSVILLE for l.Ol IVt very SI'NDAY all r. M.; leaves EVANS VlhLE fir 11S1lIIKrf Wr.l)lIIA1 at 11 A.M. EJrWv Doinesoliciterl and attended to at same ra es as r.iiargeo ny rar-. . 4 JanJl-tt l'.U.OUllil'i'l a.i,w.,.'isrni.i. Eransrille and Crawfordsvil c m RAILROAD. ForLoulsvllle. 1nclnnatl,t. LuU, Indianapolis and the East TIME CHANGED. WEDXESDAY, MARCH l,18i8. . . I afaA anJ titer We.lnesday Maixh Sr.l, the op J ß train leaves Evansville at 5 minutes past 3 r, Mail . M. t Tim-v Ifinl. H niinnti uant O. I i , V. -' ' - " . , " , - . M . . The diwn Mti train leaves lerre iiaiike j uiihukj part 4 r. M.;arr; wat Evansville 5 miimtes rat 10. 1 ae kjcommoiijuoii iuim iwuh kio..! . par Vincennes, ortn, at isrj; pouiu.a i.j,minc at lerre Haut yJ and Evansville 5 r. Ji. ill Staions, except Princeton. Patoaa, Inccnnes, C lisle and gullivan are made FUg hutions. FARES. ' Louisville J 00 ' Cincinnati 1 U To St. Louis. fK&O Cairo T i5 Irvlianspolis..- S ' Chicaco .18 a) CU-relaud 11 &n Buffalo 1? 5" New York 2 50 " Pittsburg IT W " Philadelphia...- t Baltimore ..Z 'i . " Boston : &i Wavhinctnn . 24 raarj JOHN IXULE, Ja.,Superintiident. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY NKW AKIIAMJEMKM. rsrvuw: iTtAMS EX PRESS COMPANY iwectfnV M. 1y almounce to their friend and iatrons, the pnricof Evansville and vicinity, that, tfitn increaseu iilirles f.w the trsnportatiou of y B I (I II T j ... a A v r a co, . AI O X E Y and , m VALUARLESi Ther solicit a continuance of former favors. Epe cial care taken In the collection of J II I L.I.H . . D DRAFTS,' NOTBBi And the transportation of small or vlual.eicases All w;.ttin. a v. 1 1 t l...m.l voa nt I hi f.li i Mm of tlte KtnrfM. tiin ohfciin any desired infnrniatioi in reference to tre fontes end details or tnenuincss. at their office on Firt street, between Main srd Icusl opposite the rost-Omce. oein u.ii.fitu.AjiTRANSPORTATION WK.STWARD. anffrr bep to ca'I the attention of Merc twits buying mw of onltTlii inir fan atca- inm ir r.. n Cities, ti the srpenor advantages al T:icinues or uie Raltimore anil Ohio Kail road. for the safe and speedy transportation or Freights to Evansville anl viemitr. Connection are nJeitli the mo- reliable lUilraKls and Meamshir. Kivet RoatethortcTKirand imiTcrvcd by cmaj, cuon t iarkersiiurph. Tlur'angh rate's lower tlian by any other mnh. Anvtlv to M. I OTTER, tfc"tmi, Jl. rj rvri.i., i-iiiiiocipnia: C.W.Pebvikl, N.York; J. T. EkmLaxd, Lalüiuore, for information or thremtrn rates, or io KO. POSTER St CO.. Frvirbt AnenU. Corner Locust street and Canal, Evansville, InJUua. urn IOSt'b B. SKTMOUa. Bl'tOl.l'H NKHB, Notary Public. SEYMOUR fc.KEHK, Attorneys' and Counsellors at Law ltLlAL ESTATE AGENTS. Will nrmrLrv Ttir in 11 1 Court of this State! make Collectv '8 in Yaiideriairr County; Putcluue and sell Ra Kslrie on CoinmWioot 4tc.,. together withallotl.tr duties connected witn mcir proieoiii of the Law and their Kcal Estate Aircucy. LtB m4& Farms Conltahtry fof fle. Office on Third Street, in rear of WashingUn Hotel, EVAXSVILLK, I.D. - mrJ7SmdStw COCCIIE8! LOrA'UKRI ai?OMB Rne Chamber Couches, In Iamarant fsnaraeted Cloth covers, made up exesi7 me araeled. Cloth i City trade, for sale lrw by SClttftTltAJF Snnrlinir Cans. T HTB L'ATEST CUT,' English an 1 French styles, at - . fTiru t. MtnCONNlEK. 1 AL 4 a S- ajar " . . a Main street, bet. 1st and mrtl 4;iIGS.-200 drums In nneoider.forsalelj' ' 1 1 marl GILBERT Sc BOWLES w 4e100 NesU Wooden oisi ISdnxtn do Tnys; 6 do Ass'd Churns:

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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Two Dwellings and Lots for Sale on Accommodating Terms. TIE undersigned offers two Frame Two-Story nwellina- Rouses, on Incle street, near liaitz. anney ft Co.'s Fonndry, being lots No. 13 and 4 in for a mim jn. nrnleate circnustaacSa. 1 bey will sold a: a bargain, as the owner has left town and gone td IVminr. If not fold before the BUiTII DAT OF A Fill b, they wtii then be rut up at auciiwirw ihf '''""rl.,.u"u The sale will commence at 10 ociocb, a. ai . e sale will commence at 10 oclocfc, A. ai . r frrtfccr pvticulmi apply to Mr. Garyln, Ileal for Estate i MISCELLANEOUS. t MALTBYS FRESH 0V8TERS 1AM now receiving dally MALTJIY'S ttnrivalled andortbrated elioice Piansed BsJtitnors Oysters, tail am prrared to otter thetiade such Inducements for the: entire season jU have never-bean offered tn this merkst ere to fore. A constant drily supply always n hand, so that dealers and. (ami lie can obtain at any time during the season thosethoice Oyster in cans aud half cans and in the shel (.warranted fresh and swset.and vefv snperior in flavor and aualitr. Terms cah. Aud none but bankable money received. . . ' A. KURTZ. octlS-tf ' ; Sols Aesyf for Eranrrille." XJ .- lbb!s;.Iolaascs; .. - . ! ' si hhds Auxar: ' i" ' . 4Q0caCotfee,in stofesod toeome, and forealsnj- ImarlSI PREgTPN BROTHERS SON. fMlHOSE who have spiiken to me for Strawberry B PlanU. would do writ to have their eround in readiness for them by the tint week in April, at which lime the Plants will I ready for delivery. There are t fi knmlmU vrtmiimli. X. B. All orders left at Wm. Flughes' StorS, corner Main and Second street, Willi attended t. tnri ..AN DRKW ERSKiyK. GOOD article of fry Pine Lacher and iÄ. fchiiicles for sale, can be-tonuS at the yard or - R. H. BKXBTT k CO., ; mr35-Sm near Krati tn lUilmau's fonnd.y. DRIED BKEP- r ' V, 1 w ' aW II äucar cured, reeeived and for sals ny mr VICKF.RYt JOHNSTON. CHE KSK- " J iHixes Goshen Cheese, received snl for sale saffio - - . iivattti ayuuAoio.i. New Books. BA Y A ItDTAY LO R 8 TtFAX BOOK. Travels in Sweden liphiod and Norway. Oodcy's lady's Boob, fur April; - . .. , ; Yankee Notions, April; . -t -. Reced0" EUrrb0BELL St COSYNOTOSf. A LK. 54 bbls Pittsburgh Ale, Jnst received and for 1. sale, at reduced prices, felt. TEXNKY fe SOREXSOS. R. 8. -HOWARD, . ... RLLLIVLNU, forwardiau . COMMISSION MERCHANT, - . . Water Street. EVANSVILLE. IND., TIIANltFtri for the patronage heretofore so liberally extenied to me, I beg to say to my Green River and Wabash frfends that I am still on the ground. ready and willing to give their consignments Close attention, t ' ... Particular attention given to the forwardlnirof Tobacco. Pork. Lard.' Baron Casks and general Merchaudue. mru -3m Evergreen Trees. 1 i CHOICE RV ERGRKEXg, aasdrtrd JLtlU Just Received by nrih 11 W a w rs ami'vo irivn tinnetfc pj for sale low fur cash by vara - a. it. coon ft tu.i . M ftt STAW BERRY PLAT8-In 4UAHJU fine order, for sale by mra z.. 11. coon, st cor. CHOICE DRIED PEACHES, do . do Apples, - . . In Store and for sale by . Z. IT. COOK St SOX. Proposals from Iluilefs. nprtJJ rOERSIti.Hn wilL cclve seale.1 rro Jl notsabiJintil the 1st of April next, for ihe eroclio; of Four Brick Blores.n IIa in Stna-ti. Plaus and spe- ! ctncations ready for iaspt jtion st onr o:nce. arOIET S L.CDT'S P0OK for Marh, Just reived by ffchivj DOBELL c ccnynutun. CLARIFIED ar.rtAR. 1 LMs Ju rtore. 1 sale by n?jl3J PRESTON PKOTHERS - t - t av ii - r . 1 T'- - ttCXCRlFS--ironbouod halBkf el measures; 10 losen . S3 IKIKllllintTIUlO , 15 do Crashed Eugnt',, . 15 do Powdered Jjugutt 15 do Loaf Sufrar; J ust ruceired, and (or sa!e b; mrta a n i r ' . . : t FRESTUX BROS. ! J i Uxcä . C and flimVircH ; i n.t ricci red , for sale by (ULBERT L BOWLES, gyeamorty near Water street TOP Tin. RETS. Oafl RUSH CH01C2 0XI0X SETS received and S ß for sale ny t. U. COOK SON. . IMPROVE YOUR LOOKS . . - jjy haying ob ef -VAUTIER & 4 MARCONNIER S SP1UX0 STYLE HITS, WHICH for beauty and svmetral proportions make tho preseut sty le one ol the neatest ever presented to the public. Hats made to order which we warrant to tit as com fortably as a nightcap. niri4 A Challenge to the World! TO PRODUCE A FIXER OR BETTLIl article of FRENCH FELT HATS, iKm Ihn we are manufacturing. All shapes and colors kept on hand, or made to order at short notice. . VAUTIER fe MARCOXXIEK. mr;i Main street. iet. ist ani ;wi. DrCKK Cassimere Hats. WE ARK MAAUFACTIRIA r ?prng and Summer wear, a splendid assortment and Kood wearing article of Ca si mere Hats, shape J to suit tlie most fastidious u?Ps. .t. YALTIKKK HAKlUS.Ult miet Main street i bet. 1st and Jt. Illearant Caps. ' ill KVRYOÜTHS and IAPAATSV CAPS, for spring and pnmnier wearat . VACTIER Ax .MARCfJrtER, r2l Main street, net. 1st ami Z. J. W. HUGHES, (Sl'CCESSOa TO IIOLtltCSWOlTH Si HtGHC.) Importer and Wholesale Dealer In ;axrEBJsr S WARE, CHINA AM fiLASSWARl IA)ORI,Q-GLAB8, RA IV En V FOIlrk, Tea Trays, Ten and Table potns, Drittaula Ware, Ac, . So. M JfAIX STREET rial U CM Sank, EVANSVILLE, IN1. tV Cratss assorted suit thl Cooiitry"Trae al ways on iumd. Also, STONE V, APE of every Cev crtption. urlS C Alf PK? viiws läbans While; 10 do Colorea; a do Cotton Twine: For Sal l.w "KR. DA LT.7.ET. Ift rSTAR ANU ADAMANT1JVK riHK nndersigne! contiaoe the maanracture 01 M. their celebratcl Caixl'vs, of the ditierent sites, four, five, six and seven lo tne poun j.-. , ALL WA RR AN TED riil.li aiuitr. rAfidU mr will find It creatlv to Ihcir interest to use thee CsiKlles in preference to those that are Sold BY Cot NT. i.n v rändle that are really seven to the ponnd are brande and sold as sixes, mi ins a difference against the consumer of live pounds to the box. .The varia tion u.-ihally mane in tne price is not proportioned, to this difference, as the followinc statement shows: A BOX OT iBVBS COST AI ss HI Caüdlbs, akd is SOLD rea&rOl'MW, WHICH istkk ACTral WBIGHT. A box oruox., oa -Hoa- wbioht Sivks," coiTiiM OfLt 40 Cswplbs, SAME SIZE AS THE SEVENS, asp is sold roa fobty rousys. SupposliK tTe price oT Qie former to be 30 cents, and the l-itwr 1Ä rents, there will l-e a ditlerenca of twenty cents in pries ana seven Candles in count per box, in favor of the full weight Candles to retailers and con sumers; and tr.ttwni ne increased nvecenuptr box for every cent advance tn rnc. Those intexck'e.l would do Those in tore,' 1 1 would well to examine tho fcuWjectfor themwl res. r - rivucicn k oa?iili-. rar Mis ' 21 Wert Second street, Cincinnati-

are nearly jfj well buHtfnitaminw fi'--e and six rmmi ear W. - KIther one will rttiae a eomfWtable home

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

. .Election of School Trustee. flftf ÖflCB 1 hereby given to the qualified Toten of I VI Rr.irvAf Kvansri lie. that in connection wftM other City officers to be elected on the first Monday of April next (Ein msw as per miniciimH Mwv will also be.tlected.One School Trustee for th School District compositor tho City of Evansville. Uy orrler ol Cciaaoncpunciis trvf.i: If. WALKER. Clerk. ... aaar!3-j tVoIksboUcory.Jl Notice to Borrowers. ALL PER&OXg IndeUe Vje Common school and other Tn.it Fund, for IxnS, Will please take notice that unless they call si the County Treasvance, upan said loans, the premises mortgaged for the security thereof will be adrertised fir salo as the law directs. mrM-dJw-w3: - TfJI. n. WALKER. A. T.C. AN ORDINANClfTo rsTTlbeMe time within which rfaSf eat may be sold for the payment oj v ity i f xes aasesoea tnereon: Of the City cf KvaravUle, that front n ter the passage of this Ordinance, it shall and may be lawful for the City Collector at any time after thebest Monday tu tXrtoberr and before the second .Monday of March bf each yeartomaBe the taxes awessetl.on realestato, either by the seisure and saler tlie gods and chattels' or ineowner oTciaimu uiuwi.y.-.rT.i" - nicii t .c uu rsiuwiia Alt Clerk. bw Poaisi m;.w books. v Mvinptone's Travels In South Africa J. ... Lac? liowansonrnal. by Mrs. Sigoamey Mrs. Rale's Receipts for tie Million . . Life of Aaron Buy; . Wood's Botany. . . Twin Roea.hv Mrs. Ritchie. Inst received st mar ' DÖBELL k CONYSOTON'S AND CaLYES FrRST.F. . Z. U. COOK ft SON. Cpquire of leblS Yaluable Standard Works. " DÖRELL & jÖNYKÖTÖN ' AHB SOLE LOCAL AGEAT8 for fander burgh couutyfor iuthi tcuscurriox books puUe4 by.D. APPLETON & CO. , Abrfiaoirfcnt Cf th Debates ba Congress, Or' PutKTilistory of the United fctates. . ; ' Xlw Afne-lcafl EneycIoftdIa,'A Dicticnary aal Journal ef Knowlelf;e.. - , "., ' -Certidnly tho 6rs swnravof ' iincrfran Flcflritnco. ACo)!cticn of 8peecLe and Addresses, ol Ute . nest x.cunsni orators oi America. FncyclopedlA4r Wit and fin m or, By tbecele-. tvated comeaun uurion, in sc. xtos. Dlctlonarr of Machines Mechanics and" Knclne rk. .." TU newest aud most improved edition, in 55c. Nos. Vm Dictionary of Arts, Slaanfactares andMines. . . . ; DORELL St CONTI. .OTON bee to call attention to their important works, an t reqtteatfheir kind friends to call and see them; as al.w, the array of opinioni of . eminent men in confirmation ot their importance and value. Doltell BzConmptnrhnvvBanrrIesand specimens of the various blndines in which these works can be prornrcdfrora paper to the. finest Morocco) mrl T LEAD riPE A AD PIO LEAD 4 Casks assorted from H inch U i inches; " 40 Pies Lead: Received an 4 for sal hy - 8AMUEL ORR. COAL I! COAL!!. COAL II! MTSTICK WILL AD SHALL BE DONE." fn AVK Just erected a Fairbanks Soaf, for the par. bose of weighing mv coal. I shall sell my coal by weight, according to the law of the State. I havo a larre stock of runerior aualitv Of Pit'sburB Coal, and Invite1 all my friends to give me a call and try it. I have been cichtn years in the basin ess, and profess so be Si ud 2. The price of coal is 15 eenu per bushel. Alloniers lertatuie oas Companys omc, oetweea First and f eCond, on Iocust street, or at Horn brook a i? jure, on W s ter streef. or at mv Coal Office, at the Lamasco Wharf, will be attended to. All coal must be paid for when ordered, in Ninitwe currency, dec! tf. . - ANDREW RUTC11ES0X. ' Coal I Coal! Coal! ,.V WK have now on hand, and are daily receiving, the best COAL that lias ever been introducad into this market, which we are stlling low. Oood owrrency will he received in payment. Orders left at tho store of JNO. W. HUGHES, next to tho 8 täte .Bank, will be promptly attended to. COAL FOR, $ ALE, .;' UTE have on hand and Are constantly veveiring ' coal of an excellent quality fromUf thocanal, which we will deliver in anr part of the" rityat 10c. Orlers left at James l.affjrMiri's warehoose, or at the oflice of Nathan Row!e drill be promptly attended U. - ' liOWLEV it AMORY. WALTIMORK COFFEE-' mm loo bags for sale by mrJa GILBERT k .BOWLES. . "w a jc j, FQR TIll2 SPRING TKADE. THE CndersJfrnod has now. nh hand and arriving, a full and complete assortment of Hardware, which he will sell at the lowest poets, inch as Shovels and Spades, ,. tJarucn Hoes and lu.Kes,, Hay and Manure Forks, Trace, Lo? and other Chalna t " Ilames and . Iiedgs Shears, . Locks and Latches, . " ' Bittta, Hinges arid y?reWB,t'Borinjr and, ilprticiflV 5tath!r., Table and Toeket Oatle'ry; BrtcfTef'a and Earl'SSnitli's Files, Mill and Cross Cut Saws, Nails,. Carpenters: and Cdopers' Tools, pf the best -"vjalitv. Also, a larre Stock of 1'unt. shoe. Counter an other rruhes. .."''' Heps leave to ca'I the aUenti.m of Orocers buylnc Hardware, who will find it to their interest to examino his fctock before purchasljg elsewhere. lltUHellt.tlll, mr23 Successor to A. Uaupsircm. Wholesale. Flour Depot. WE are in constsnt saeeipt of and havo in iter for Mile, at all la a es a lare s ock of the host brands of Flour, oth Ultra snd buperDne, to whioh we invite the trade. - BROWN & AIRMAN. BirtS ' . ' corner Main street and Canal. aT HE'S ÄTRA FAMILY FLO CR JLi 1 n bids, and (or sale ly mr2J BROWN a- AIRMAN. UECXIVEDHYEXPRESS.Frank Leslie's New Magazine for March, Graham's do do do; Emerson's Magasine and r attain 's Monthly; at eh33 , .. J. REALEY S. . . , . : Sweet Potatoes, front Aew Orleans. 8 BBLfSWEKT POTATOES received per Str. Peter Tellon for sals by .. f. II. COOK t SON. TEA, TOBACCO. AS D CIIJ4RS. 79,000-A-H rtd Imputed Ciarsi ,i 1h Bov'js Cbnice Tohacco; W hi Chests Tea, for sale at a small sd vance f cash by . , Z. II. COOK & boN. for LUCIUS HART, mrORTEK& DEALER IN METALS, 4 AND ItllHLTNO SLIP, AEW YORK, OFFERS FOR SALE BANCA TIN, STRAITS Tin, Antimony, Spanish and American Lead, flnb F.inc, Copcr, lüsruuth, Ifcir. Tin and Kar Iead, Babbit metal, peltT Soleier, Pi-Mailer's eolder, tc. Also,ItKlXA.MAaiid PLATED AUtatwnoioile and n tail. marl3-om roo BUSH. PRtME OATS, received per Rate a ttt, for sale by 7.. II. COOK sr SON. Ii. Im Fnhenj.tock'8 Vermifuge. AFTER an experience of almost thirty yars in the preparation of Verrolfu'c, I am now eaaalad titoAeriHy turvvd Tenuifnavtn th politic, as an article in everv wty worthy ol confidence, it hticg tho moot entttnal Torrtj Destroyer in either CLildrea or Adults yet intrdnceL Tins fart which isattestedly Certiticau- f verMot well know u veracLy, eablvs me wlthot't any heit uiin whatever, l uarajitce it to gite Pie füli& rfiijsfaclion. . . H. L F.Uir.NStpCK, offjie droi'I D. A. r'ahenrt.rt kl. Sold wnob.sa, y t. L. Fabenstock Si Co., Wsndesale Druggists, No. "0, conier M xd and Fi uth Pittel-urg, l'a. ... Sold als lv John Laval, Cbas. Lekh and J J. Puiigton, Iirugcists, Evansville. Lisa wLdnl SLLLIN OL'TI rsrvitt; nn4imir.l bee to clve tiotice' v the iut!iw JL in general . tnat they are deteriuiaed to sell oat their entire slock ol . China, Glass and Qneenswarc Reins; delT'ons tn qait tbts busUies, they are willilxig to sei! their goode at', and DKLOW COST PRICES. This is a wry excellent oiortunity for Families to furnish tRVUstrves wRh cheap Ouccnsware. and shnald not be evsrlooked. Caa wholesale buyers rare particttlarl raoueued to srre as a call. "I LOUIS FREY & CO, mrtl-lnKt Main street. OA F. ORCUTi AND POWDERED JCGAR. 2i bbls. j lift received and f( wale by I UlLHtHTKBUSktS. B A IK OCR & SOXNTAC. , llirOBTKBS OF Guns and Fishing Tackle, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BEG LB AVK to call the attention of Gunsmiths and Sportsmen to their large Stock of Fine and Plain, Dounle and Sirflw-barrel Sh t Guns; Colts and Allen's PhtoK Rifle barrels. Can Locks, sad every article rr tun Hakers. S portin: A ppaxaiw, such as Came Bass, SUt Belts, Powder FUo-ks, Percussion Caps, Hunting Knives, and Ftne Pocket Cwlerv. Als., a Ure stock of Henry's superwwwarrantod Rides. A Fudnn m J tT?1 tion. mr2 BAHCOCK St SONNTAG. J" ust seceTyi-d BY EXrRESS.Yansee Notions fnr March; Swap's Injunctive Balets. . Mnstcsl Bs?, for sale by f-bf J REALT

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unpeld or so much Lhref -xs miy be !ec&saT to pay sncTi taxes and Costs of adVertismr and sale. Äi" ? . JOHH UKKSONt Mayor.