Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 115, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 April 1858 — Page 3

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anoäKTt. I i P. M. Yesterday 1 TT75TT IrfSKXOStKTtR. l äTM. i P. M. f 5 Zr Advertisements inleait-a for tie Daily, mast be handed in before I o'clock, P. M. to insure Insertion. Tili: CITY ELECTION.

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Arrlra! andOepartare. It' rum r. 0. OTviley & Co.' lUgiiter. AraiLSandS. Wowl.'onl, Louisrille to New Orleans' A uiciic u tt. Lor is to l'irtsurf. M'. V. üilluin. Ii. (Jreen to Eransrilie. Hr:iclet, B. Green to Louisrille. lireenTille, Gre?a Rirerto Ensrll!e. Lixzie Martin, Ziinesrille to Keoxua. Kastiiju, Liuirvillo to M. Louis, M.idiion Cincinnati to New Orleans, ftriato, LouiiTiüe tu Uendenon stid back. Wo trete gratified to find tho ateamcra Greenville and Gillnm at tl;e wliarf yesterday. Thej were fortuuato enough to gvl be low Eamsej. TLe steamer racifio has jaat rnadd tho qnickesi trip of tlio season, next to the Baltic. She attended to all the waj basine that offered, mating forty-eignt landings, and was only 5 days and" eight hours form New Orleans to Louisvilld. She left New Orleans last Monday evening and arrived at Portland on Saturday night. Wc sec Iroru tho Netf Orleans papers that tapt. Spotta will bring oat tho steamer Eclipse fcliortly, and mate funr trips with her to Loa iivillc. fcho is advertised 9 lcavo New Orleans April 24, May It, May 57, and June 12. On the 1st of September she will commence running between New Orleans and Millikcn'a bond. The Diana made tho trip from Now Orleans to Louisville and back again to New Orleans, full of freight, in eleven days and Xuurtcen hours. Tho John Brigs will lcavo this port at six oVlock 1. M. to day for Louisville. Be ready for the Briggs sho is an E vans villc boat and worthy of support. The following are the prevailing rates at Cincinnati, with littlo ofleriug! To St. Louis Heavy pound fre:hts whiidt? and oil 50c " bbl; aid 40c bbL To Kvansville Whiaky and oil 40c. To Cairo Whiskr and oil 50c. 25c; To Nashville Vhiky 6'X-; ule 50c; ponud To New Orleans Whisky 60c; oil 60; pork Kc; flmr 35c; bacon, butter, choeso, kc ii."$ a.V; V cwl machinery 50c; empty bb Is L6u The peerless Southerner will be down at 10 o'clock this morning for Memphis, Cairo and " Hickman. Tho Southerer is ono of the moot popular boats afloat and unsurpassed tor npeed and elegance. Mr. Archer is still in the office a sure guarantee of a comfortable and pleasont trip. The fast Adams will bo up to-day about four P. M. for all points above. The Woodford left here, yesterday raorniug for Nca Orlcans after loading to the guards with corn and stock. UrWe are indebted to tho attentions of Mr. Joseph Partridge of tho Adams Express Company far New York papers of Saturday, two days in advance of tho mm!. AsiTi-LEcosirTox Tsicxru. Tho town-' ship election at Indians polis on Monday resulted in the triumph of the anti-Lecompton party by a majority of about 400, which is tho largest the partr has ever had in that township. ItECEIPTS RY RAILROAD. April .19 half bbl-, John Schuler; 1 half bbl. Uncle Kroener;tM.ra iron, 8 Orr; 5 bis omesucs, z oxs muse, Jewell tu Ucnjamtn; 1 vox iasis. .v iicis, x cases poous, jmen thall; 21 bbls eggs liar butter. J (i' Venne man; 39 sacks wheat, G Foster & Co; 30 bbls whisky, J C Wheeler, 17 casks rork. Ir fl O'Riley & Co: 265 bush Wheat, Tglcliart Bros; 50 bbls flour, S A Crane; I horse, J Keen.1:7 H RAT BACKS. IV 3D 3tt0 Two Bushel 0naburrh Packs, Ju rrr'J an! for rale by . IsepttJ t. s. uahcuck. VIORSK SHOB .V4ILS. II utc reuuioe 41 haml and I it sale by IjanlJI SAM U OKU UTTXR, fce. 30 ft, Fresh Table nnrter: da Fresh Kgg; Jait r-celvcl and for 1 by jans-tr. X. H.CO K 8QV. A'ankee Vegetables. RE m LOBsTERSS. do ra.mon, d. llvldxk, do Mvkerel; At fchad: Cove Oysters, iic, fcc, for sale 'on' . II. COOK c SON. HUNGARIAN CRASS SEED. KAKEDH Dwrsinr county, Iswa, arlginal Se d from l.gtiry Vit ynr ago. Turns ot! r. o-n 4 t 5tnsef h-y to th- er, preferred to any rTbirluy forjdock. A stock f ibe aboired jiui rei'd ly Uo.l:'L tJli'2K SON, Ag'ts. Concentrated Lye for Soft Soap. f 1I,I. at the Iru fbMrc of F, W. HATTVEIt. X.J kvansville. who Ui jut rec.lvtd dot fioxs of al-'te S'ip Cteirk'jt. r l!d

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TKLKURAMiKD EXCLVklTBLT TO THI BTAMST1LLB DAILY JO URS iL IT a. W. LINK. XXXV th Cousress First Session. WasiuxoTox. April 6.r it Senate. SliduH, of La., said ho had tiled with the Secretary on Ffidnv last, a written declaration that he intended to reconsider his rote on disagreeing 'With the amondments of thollouso to the Kansas bill,-which yesterday and to-day lie renewed verbally, without taking action, and claifced his right to keep back tho bill for threo days lor that purpose. Stuart, of Mich., moved to enforce the Order of tho Senate; no single Scnutor having the power to thus obstruct the public business, Sli Jell referred to tho rula and insisted on his right. Bayard, of D.d., cxpla'ucd tho custom in suih cases; expressing tho opinion that it must be left In the discretion of the officers. Douglas said that he could not recognize it as a right, whatever it may be as a mutter of conrtesy. Ilotsc. Tho il.'bato was conferred to the Deficiency bill. ' While several showed the necessity or the passage of the bill, Including heavy items of the Utah exjnidition, cthrs earnestly condemned incurring debts, to be discharged by appropriations to supply deficiencies. Seward a-id ho did not think that there wns any necessity forgetting into a difficulty with Brigham Young. The whole army operations wem carried out on too magnificent a scale. He would puss a law to prohibit army officers from coming here unless for spcciul reasons. This is a central point, whence emanates schemes of extravagance. Taylor, of La., said that nothing had occurred to justify the President in acting in such hot haste n sending an army to Utah. Burnett said there was a growing disposition in the executive department to absorb the powers of the legislative, and it was time this was checked. Tappan condemned the appropriation!! for the Ltuh expedition and said that ho would not endorse Excculivo usurpation. In making war without tho co-operation of Congress. He went into a calculation to show that tho transportation of each bartel of Hour from Fort Leavenworth to Utah would cost $100. After which the committee rose, and the House adjourned. Wasoixotox, April 6-rs Tho business in tho Senate to-day, although it occupied a long time, may ba expressed in a few words. Skillful parliamentary fencing was exhibited in favor and against the intsrprcta.ioj of the rules under which Si Jell claimed, not as a matter of courtesy, but as a right, a thrc days retention iu non -concurrence ot tho Kansas bill, to re consider his voto. t The presiding officer, Fitzpatrick, assumed tho responsibility, of deciding for his right. Crittenden and others testified that they had never known a previous instance of the kind, and finally the matter was laid on tho tablo without action. This answered tho purpose of the Administration men. The Minnesota bill came up in tho special order. Previous to discusMur Vitch read an extract frvm tho (Hobe confirmatory of words exchanged between bun and Douglas yesterday and implying a lukewarmness to Douglass in regard to Minnesota. Douglas warmly replied asserting his zeal and after flat contradictions being exchanged the matter dropped. Pugh moved an amendment to the preamble of the Minnesota bill, appealing to Dougla, and asking if he was not aware that no man was allowed to vote for the Minnesota Constitution except on tho tamo ticket for State officers. Douglns t xplaincd that the mode of submission was loll, fair and free. Tho voters put what names they chose on the ticket, and it did not control their vote in any way. Pugh withdrew his suggestion respecting th preamble, on Douglas striking out tho wo.ds. "in puasnnnco of said act of Congress." The preamble was thus agreed to. Othrr amendments pending, tho bill was ready to be reported to the Senate, but previously Kennedy said ho would voto against the bill because tho Constitution of Minnesota was dircctlr at variance with the Constitution of the "United States and diametrically opjoscd to the party ho represented Alien suffrage and squatter sovereignty must bo repudiated. He raado a strong Know Nothing speech. Johnson, of Tenn., replied arguing in favor cf the right of States to fix the qualification of voters independent of tho Federal naturalization law. Adjourned. New York, April 5 r x Advices from St.Thomas, state that Santa Anna had arrived there on his wsy to Mexico. ADDITIONAL- FOftElatt NEWS. Oheat Britain. Parliament adiourned en tho SOth ult. Until tho 12th of April, during the faster Lonuavs, Lord Derby had reported as untrue, tho reported importation of free negroes from Africa, to form them into regiments. In tho House of Commons, Gen. Peel said that it was not the intention to embody any more regiments of militia. i) Israeli gave notice thai no wonlü move for leave to bring in a bill providing for a reform in the Government of India, on tho ICth. The consideration of tho amendment to the Oath bill, providing for exclusion of Jews from Parliament was continued, and finally rciectcd 29 votinjr against the amendment and 144 in favor of it. The third reading of the bill is fixed for April 121 n. A committee has been appointed by the House of Commons to ioouiro into tho Con sular service and anuointineuts. Lord F.leuboroneh explained t.he dcsiro of the Government to i-n list tho Kroomen into tho Indian army, but said tho xnAil was abandoned on account of technical difficul ties. It was announced in tho Houo ot Commons that the British Government con template establishing oniecrs at tho piincipai ports, to reduce tho price of foreign passports. Leave was jrrantcd for the introduction of a bill to legalize tho marriage of a deceased wife's sister to tho widower, by forty-three majority, The Bank of England Is accumulating gold rapidly, and a redaction in the rate of discount was anticipated. Tho funds exhibited a general steadiness. There was nothing from India in addition to that brought by the steamship Harmonia. China. After tho blockade ot Canton is raised, it will be accessible to foreigners under ccrt4:fi'ceuditirn. A state of scige will continue during its occupation. Immense d .'posits of arms wero discovered and tho allies had destroyed the malndcr of tho fortification. Fears arc entertained ror tho safety of the ship John Taylor which left China iu October for England. The China mail of February 17th reached Suez on the 17th of March. Trade had been re-openod at Canton. The machinery of tho frigate Niagara had Wen slightly damaged. Sho had encountered a succession of southerly gales. A direct refusal has been made by Portugal to te French demand for tho expulsion of somo refugees. Auti-Lecompton Triumph. CiNCl:rjrATi, April 6. m . mnicipal election' yesterday, tha cu wre ami-lecompton ticket was elected majority from 2,200 to 3.900 13 o of 17 ouueuraen are elected. Near Ymr. Anril & r Tho Bonk sUteroen'. for the wee'e shows mi increase in everything, as follows: Loans l,433,uou;spccio 1100,000; circulation $340, 000; nominal deposita $2,945,000; undrawi r!e-postt3 $l,S3l,000. Heath of an Eminent Citizen. YnckxxE s, April 6. u Hon. John J.ning, an old and widslv known citirca of this place, and formerly a member of Coagröäs, died last night. Th Weather."' Cixcinwati, .April 6. si Weather clear. River lallen b inches since neon yesterday.

,Aew Yark Market f.i4, " New York, April 6 u

Flour dull, sales of 5000 bbls at 4 254 85 for State. 4 75(4 90 for Ohio, a decline of 5c on each. Wheat quiet, sales of 1400 bush at 1 35 for fair Sou t lie rn. White corii buoyant, 13,000 bush sold at 72. Mesa pork- buoyant at 16 26. Lard firm at 10K10. Whis ky advanced 'c, sales at 22(322 St. cks owned higher, but closed weak. Tennessee 6's Ohio lOOjLonisiana 91. Exchange unchanged, aiuouri o a yuc. . New York, April 6. r m Cotton quiet, sales of 1000 bales; prices unchanged. Flour dull, sale of 7,5u0 bbls at 4 854 45. Wheat firm, sales of 2S.000 buh. r et 1 - . , r 1 .. 1. T, K i I vorii jirm, s:vir w.uw uumi. i uik Bicauy; prime 13 S5(ll 00. Bacon jnict. Hams V(ct9) ; shoulders öXßlJs. Lard firm at 10 fölOj. Linseed unchanged. Sugar buoyant; Muscovado, 6(57; Havana 6JS. Colfee steady at 10(jll. Tobacco firm, at 7ßS. Tallow quiet at 1010;. Stocks are lower. Cincinnati Markets. - Cincinnati, April 6. m Flour unchanged, not much doing. 90 bbls sold at yesterday's prices. Whisky 16K Provisions buoyant, generally held higher, no sales so far. Cincinnati, April 6. r m FI out unchanged; sates of 2400 bbls at 3 G0 70 lor superfine. Wl isky 1G). and steady. Mesa pork unsettled, and fold at 16 50 and 1 25 is offered. LaM held at ii and 9 offered; 150 ljhd3 cf bacofi gides sold at 9c. Nothing done in shoulders. I T.niMttld oil Ann sn.l th ioo.l .Uim.l 900 bbls at COc. The mohey market is easier, and currency plcntlen Lxchangoon New York H premium. ' prcrn'M". Sew Orleans 3Iarket. New Orleans, April 6. r it Cotton sales of 10,500 bales atli;ll. 1 he sales were all made be fort the reception oi i no muia s news. Groceries Sugar G. Molasses 23. Corn, white 63. Shoulders, 5S; sides 8; hams 7). J.aru in kegs n. Jrrciglits havo shchtly declined. Exchange on London, 106 107iC. Baltimore Market. ' Baltimokk. April 6. u Flour dull, Howard street and Ohio held at 4 50, and city mills at 4 35. Wheat; the market grad Corn low 8 aJaOOOa 5ff sm m m)W w. TO BE DRAWN OX THE II A V A X A P LAN. Every other Ticket a IMxe. SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY, OF LOCISVILLE. KY. R. FRAACE A CO., Managers. Hxtra C'lasa 91, Decided ly draw ing r Grand Consolidated Lottery, (Havana Tlau,) KAtra Claws 3, To be drawu la the City of U'.tiiu we, 5I:iry.and On SATURDAY, March 27th, 183S. Prices amounting to 72,090, Will be distriluted acconlin; to the following uplenJid Bcocuiei 10,000 Äumjcrs 20.0CO Frizes! rsizss tatablk m r cll, without oeorcnoM. 1 piize of.... :c,nof) u H3, oat 1 prize or.... 1 prise of...., 1 priie of.... I J -rue of 1 prixe of.... 1 prize of 1 prise of.... 1 prize of..... t prize of.... 1 prise of.... ll,!"! Is ll,y0 4,oo 4.000) are ?,noo S.üto l are 4,000 1,.V0) are 3,000 ls)( 1 ,r0 i are 2,i0J t price of.... It) prlics of 10 prizes of......... 1 lino ) are 200 4i0 are.iMW) 'M areü.Oiif me prize j or Juo are.tJOO Ar 1 KU . 131 AT ION I It I .La. 4 pMzesof sjiu to 4 n.uoo prize, are fl.StH) 4 prizes of I'd to 1UN) prize, are law prizes or -oo to 4.)"Hl prize, are l.ooo rUesor 200 t 2 J do prize, are 1 ,.). 8 ibises of l.V to I,;) prize, are mK) s prizes of. so to l,iv) prizes, are K40 H prizes of lit! to 1.1M) prizes, are 4tl 4 is-izes of A to 4110 prize, are 2,ntM 4 prixe of 40 to 2(0 prize, are 1,'ioo luuN-uvsor 2U to 2U prues.are s,'w L'U.UUO prizes of flare..., ltiO.uuo Church Aollce. The nieoilier of St. 1'aal's (Episcopal Charrh) are rciucsted to meet t the Churchj on Easter Monday, April jth, at i o clocK, A. M. to elect Vestrymen for the ensuing year. , D.C KELLER, Sec'y. Approximation Prizes. The two r.eceding and the two succeeding numl to those drawing the first Y3 nrizes. will he entitle. ers Icl to thea. Approximation prizes. Forcx imple: If tiikrl No. I PJ:., draws the .L.",fii) prize, those tick els n u in ner o u-v, iu4:, and 1IJ, will each I entitled to SJM.and soon wcordinc to the aliore scheme. If tM-aet Ao. 1 should he drawn. tli auproxiiuatioiis would b a. I ami Si'JM and UVCM. It ticket No. 4'Hia should le drawn, the aipnxiinatioii4 woull he ;tw, ZW, I and 2. If ticket No. i or should le drawn me apiHToximatious will I on the same principle. PL.A.V OF TIIU LATTER V. 7 n the ao ve scheme there aie 4'MW tickets, nam liereil from I to 4',(ki. There are 133 full Prizes an I ;vjs .pToxiuintioii4; and 20,000 prizes determined by the drawing of the Capital Prize, making in all prizes. The nu mliers from 1 to 40000 rorrew. ding with the numlierson the tickets, priuted on sepithHe slips of paper, are rollol up and encircled with small tin tubes aim f laceu In a uiais n iieei. 1 ne amonntsor the diuerent vu run prizes simibirTy printed and encircleaUar place I in another wheel. After revolving the wheels, a nunilxr is draw from the wheel of nuuvH:rs,aiid at the same time a prize is draw n from the other aheel.by lsys who are blindfolded. The iiuinlier and the prize drawn out aie M-ncd and exhibiteil to the audience and regititereil by the Commis sioner, the prize beinz td:iced aitainst the number drawn. This oieratloti is repeated until all the prizes are drawn out. The drawing is then printed, ami after comparison, the Commissioner rtTtilies to its correciuens. 1 ne 2U,inni prizes or eaen, are iietormiued by the number which draws the highest CsrirAi. Prize, (:riK).) If the number should bean odd number, then every odd numlter ticket will lc entitled to S. Iran even number, then every even numher ticket Will be entitled to SS in addition to an v other pi ;.re the ticket may be entitled to. (All those Tickets emlii.J with 0.2,4'. 8 are even, all tli.se ending with I, a, S, are 0.1.1. t tT P. izeJ payable forty days after Uie drawing, in full, without adduction. Wholo Tickets k?. Halves 5, Quarters 2.50 C. II AG AN & CO., mrM-3ra Lkensvd V tenders, Lonisville, Ky. TJSNEW MILLINERY ! At VST received a new stock af MILLINERY, consibling of STR. AW, G0SSIMER AND GIMP. VELVET, AND a.iii.x BO.WETS. -9-UNDER SLEEVES COLLARS CHEMISETTES ' CR 9TED SCARFS &e. &c. K To which the particular attention of tas Ladies of Kvansville and vsiuity U invited. I . it. itAUix r. iv, septiit First stree letween and lwust. .1ISII! FISH!!- . Uu-W,n1. Ilnrine and Co.lilsil. for sale by Z. II. COOK je EtlX. SO ltlII PHI V1K 4 l-OVF.lt D-iliK; 25 do Ked Top or Iirros' umss, 30 do Timothy teed; SO do Millet Seed: T7 mm Ivail this daw Sun far aala mrU Z. Ii. C00X St TON. ASöll ETii ARDEjii sKKB--RJ For sale I f Z. II. COOK t SON, Agants. gpORDAi;. m.V dna. Memo U W coils Manilla Hedconi: do do Halter Rope; 25 do Jute do do: 2. do do TJedcorddo; J..., r.4-ie.l and for aale tiy WHEELER k ItlGGS raOBÄC CO SCIIEWS-On h"rt or fatei y KB o A S V K U V JW AIMIB, 1..4 kres received and to srrive, for sale by PRESTON ItROTHF.KS. mrt3 -at im:Um ln I.F.lfllXS rn boxes Oranges and Lemons In store and for gale by PRESTON BROS. Vvutt Xlll.l.rt OofTtW YAUN AND CARJ FET CHAIN. 390 bugs of this well-known and favorite brand, f r tale al Manuricrurers wcesny GILBERT It BOWLE., febS A genu " Cyprus Factory. S UK DRIES" 2h barrels Kosh : bales Oakum' 2 Keels Packing Yarn; rji amm r.xtra ions lies t:rr. Red Cords, hfi in Rtuir ?a.aiig Twice;

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cs dull! red 1 00(5l 05. whito 1 10(31 33. u.'r".n'if u ..

firm, sales of white at 63(264 and vel- and "the rai. uw n 5cr,?r.ÄVS

atC567. WhUky dull and unchanged. Jna3r W " M "ÄlKMÄN.

FTSaleby

ORR.DALZCLL &. Co

COMMISSION & FORWARDING

P. G. O'RILEY & Go., -.a KYANS.VILLP, INDIANA. Storngo,ropvftrdiii;&Comn;i55i0n ICH ANTS. RLHRAL HA IIJtOAD, STEAMDOAT AXD i: x 1 it hi M K A ;vvno Special AgCllt forlhC PCBII. CCntMl 1 n "viauai RAILROAD. m vn pmv vrnq-iiv-ia i . ' I. iU.,Rire TIIKOf.;u RtlYll'TS AT THK Tin a mammoth half In wt at t?ic landinr the est on theOhio Kiver, cai;illi of trir,....i . tliiiallmtTch:HHl:.elial.let'Mlainapern.ni?xnlirr we are prepared to facilitate the disJh f alTSSSl sifnraents forwanJed to our cafe, by elüer RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention III I raid inii.;.:.. ncsiid 1-orwanlinr. also, to UiesnJe if .nv iSi or other jroirt.v. cuijsik'iied to us fi r sole, aud satisaaa t a im nilirt.ll. Othcc Anil cxtPtLSive Ar&ivTinn sdjoininc the Teloerai h, an.l on the WhnrflMisi. h 1 we are to le fontiil, sttnlui to the inter..!. ..... patrons at all hours, uy nnl nigtit. ,i Ii ,ur.-uivnof-i-H.iHiiri ions 8uui4inr; untirinc perry; ami knowledge of our husinew, we feel conidem of eivuiifceiierils;Uisfuction.n.l l..t .. i conti nuance of the extensive ptronace we are now jnjoyinir. . Lilierai cash advances will te made nn all consimments to either ourselves or rorrmiMniloni. i 7 the principal nunrkcU, North, Krst, or South. P. OyR!LEY & CO. TT r la A D n n Uli tlV MHU ft. niL.l.t COMMISSION- MERCHANT n) Tnr rn.Pitieo , . ' -inf'.ri,,n7IIAKan'1 Sale of Whent.Flou Lorn, Oats, Uarley, Rye. Hy, I'ork, hunt; tic. Office, PKOXT STIIKKT. uavsa.TtIS Tt LlOIlf H orrioi mrl6ui3 ETAX3VILt.fr IND. WM. BBOte-. Late cf Jloa ard ii Brown. w. m. siaarif. Late of Geo. Foster a BROWN & AIRMAN. Receiving, Forwarding and Ccncrai COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS FOR KANAWHA salt niumw Utansville, Indiana. wl Vihft'?i,,,,c,,y M f,,rlh ,n rt aK,ve. )e are fully prepared to extend every f;cilitr t1,' ..." .V, r.V. r.""""" snii ra.tnrul Ij STOHACK WAvrrn Wk are to.",nre In our Fire Proof Ware house any quai.tity of Grain, Troduce. or Mer tiiwiize, on uie nwat IiIh:ri1 terms. .;n!lnf ,,ilr)?e n3,airy '"'s upstairs, aarticularcare a ill be taken of Household Furniture, Agricnltural Imolcmenuand all kinJinf rw..-t, ii.i- . iimajre from dsmp or rust. Insurance eirected at Üe lowest Äre tfeof rates, by the an ap: CAAAL STORAGE. 3 UAVE ,rfe doul-U Warehouse at the Cans Ja lt.istn,rastle of storiiiir a hich will m-eive.1, tf ..red, Uken care of and Leid iitnject to the owner's orders, ou the laoyt re;.nnabU terms. P.u. fruit.Ev Iiihiili'jr!. ARPI::il- M tu .l.E, Tor April; SS New .,4-li Le iter; ;ncw 1 orit 1 n1 une; New York Herald; Fla of our Uiiin: 15:illo-t's I'ictorlal; New Yoik Mvivurv; Frank Leslie's IlIiKntcd Msgruiue; New ork Clipper; New York Di.-s.atrh, Weekly Novelette; Paturd-y Evening Post: all kind gl iif . m. t JOHNSON'S A ItLTIlCEl) IMIVsrciAN, 0 Si?rentv-five years of aie, whose gand of lifeltwive ne.ir.v runout.aliMovered while in the Kast liwlies. acciT.v.11 cure (or con-uimpuoti, AMlima, llmnctuktis. Coughs. C'ds, ai.d General leilitr. The re medr wag li.,ivor-.l fv him when his only child, a daughter, gTeu up to die. Within to 1I0 as much Koo-l a poille, he will rend ta lUchof Iii stiliotU fel-low-oeinf as reo,He. It,thlrec1ne,wit!ifulland exj-li-citdirectioiii for making 1:1) and uccefullv usin it. He require ewh ar plicant U, livcloae him one shilling re em-h af (diciiiit U, livclose him one shilling Mit"- lwreturttela.MMuiaeoii thare. ipe.'V rmainder to be applied to the payment of k rttscmciit. m n, DR. II. JAMES, M 11 w IVGrnnd strcM. Jersey City, N.J. three ceotw iwreurtte.l a puieoi tliarc ipe. ana uie rrmainuer this advertisement Adilre. pl-tmaftt (I'KTnKCIilTRD Wavcrly Mugzine, for.tpril; Atlantic I. 1 do Harper d. lo tiraliam do do kntckerlnx-ker do do ft And all the Magazines and Newspaper of the cay at n men a axe. inrSl VOIVT.IjU X CllXYnTN. iJC.XDRIK-' - 3 2:, hluls ftusar, fi:r to choice M Mds Molasses! .1 - 'j:, s IJ.U do 5tlrrces Rice; SM'blsTnr; 3.,Im Ta'deSalt, lUldils Lonin; 75 Ifltfs Rio Coffee; 1h kegs Raising; W Im.xcs ll.-rritic; I:! drums Fics: in store sod for sie t y mr.:i WIIKFLER& RIGGS.B ni:w ikon ntoui:. f FII K nndersignel has now on hand a full stock of JL UlC BEST 4UALITT Of flat. Round and Square Dar Iron; llox Vices, Hcrew rialcs, Ac., Which be will oflVr at the loa est prices to cash and rUoMl'T TIMS LUVE KS. JAC'JII BTKALB. mrj'Mm ln;n street, it. 1st and 2d. New au;l Hare Hook. IIAtlli been appointed by the Arft ho r M .V. sole ak'cuts tur tüis city tor the sale ol his book. ctitiilcu EARLY INPIANA TRIALS AND SKETCHES, by Hon. O. II. Smith, we offer thu same at retail and tit C incinnati prices, j lie luvt tsueor uncommon Interest, ainl every family, with our County, Township and private libraries, rhould have tue wortc. 1 ne press tiaj tiintormiy spoken oi uie work in the hi sliest terms. It is couii.lete in one Isree. iieauiitul octavo volume oi ' in patces, niie.y sotten up, wun an arimic uxeue or uie Aatnor, iv 1 in tier. & CONYMiTON, rnari8-"mis U00 sellers. Kvansville, lud fBlOIIACVO JL 7j boxes Kentucky ard Virginia Totarro, asort ol grades libs, His, lib, and ilb lumps; 1'VJc.KldiesTohucco Twist aiid)tt plugs, choice imnas; S3 gross Smoking Tolco; just received by mr'l WIIEKLKK At RIGGS. OYSTliHsi Ac 8 HIK! ;0 boxes 1 S cans Oyster; 25 do 20i do .lo 5W H do Saidiucs; just rcceievej by WIIKKLKIt mrl Sf itir.o.. aE AS AXDSPH-I SJL iSblf chels lmieri.il G.P. .T a; io ii macaiea; 'jcaddi'-s Green dj 15 Ixigs I'epper; lo do fpict; 1j0 mats Cassia; I case Nutmegs; IVHxc tronnd Spices; M Iwxea repierraure; $ii iioxes Tomato Catsup? l0 boxes Musturd, just recti ve! and fr salary WllCKLKKAi H1GGS. mrl 1858. STKIAU f.0UU8! 18j8. PmJEW KTVLKBOBES AURILLE, 1 GUGANDE ROUES, AURILLE, LAWNS, GINQflAMS, CIIALLIES. SILKS -A.N D Dlack 811k and l.ace Mantillas, EMBROIDERIES, PRINTS, BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSLINS, WHITE GOODS, KID GLOVES, JIITTS, CARPET RUGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, DAMASKS; tie., with a general assortment of ePRIA'O AND fcUMMER 4.00D3! to suit th trade, at greatly reduced prices. WA.yr.s UAM.v St SON, rarÜ! Im n1 ni-v. .. U-.T RKCKI, fcUß Graham's Magazine, for April; Godv s Lauy s nook, do . Yankee Notions, lo Harper's Weekly, New York Le-tger; Flag of Our Cciou; March 23 l J. REALY'S., DDLS. REUOItED MObASSES O" M S do da in do 20 bbls Tar; a Tierces Rice; IS Crates assorted Earthenware, past to our order. Suitable &or country stores. Received and for sale at lowest prices for Cash, t y mril I. at D. HIEMANN. YriCKRAr &0 bi isNos.S and 3; ; o blfs do 2 and 3; iC nts do 2, ('tt .' v ORR, DALELL &. to.

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STEAMBOATS.

U.HIAIL PASSEXGER PACKET. EvausTillc,Padncah& Cairo Packet, 3. H. DONE. B. IlKRltON, Master. LEAVES Kvansville every -.1 ftlU.M nUIJILRSIAY,at Paiiunih at 6 o'clock, A. M. Cairo at li o'clock, M.. TUESDAY and FRIDA T. Returning, leaves Cairo every TUESDAY and FKlDAYi at ? o'clck. P. M.ianifPadJcahcverv WEDNESDAY and SAT -LIIDAT, at '.t o'clock', A-'M. Connecting at Evansvillö wllh the Kvansville and CraMfordtville llailroad ana I .ickets toe l.reeo River. Also, coiiiicctiiic at SmukJ.ul wiili Cuuiberlana River Packets and at Paducah witli Tennessee River Packets; at Cairo with Memphis, Ne Orknnsaiid St. Louis Packets. Tickets can las obtained on board the hat for all Lastern Cities. mr32-Iy Comfort, Spek and Safety." REGULAR St. LOUIS L LOUISVILLE PACKERS ffIIE t'Ol.LOWINODOVTS have crmioenced Uieir regular trim in tiic Louisvillaaml St lni trade, ami w ill continue to run dm ina the season, giv ing particular attention to an way oufincis. 1 lie FASHION, csrr. J. X. MARTIS. Paws Evaixville, going down. Every TUESDAY Morning, and up Every FRIDAY Morning- The HIGHFLYER, CAIT. THOS. WEIGHT, Passes Evansvllle, going down, Every THURSDAY Morning, and up Every MONDAY Morning. The MOSES M'CLELLAN, CATT. AXDERS, ' rasses Kvsngville Kverr SUNDAY Morning, roing down, and Every THURSDAY Morning fioinf up. Loulstllle and St. Louis Passengers and shippers can relr upon then, boat leavin hnctifally ott theif regular dinsmi con neeting itn all the packets running a'ove St. Louis. For FreigU or lossage api ly oa lxAH or lo mri; p. G. O'RILEY & CO. Restildr Evanssriile and Louisville Packet. THE JOHN DRIGGS will h.Teaf. jjrjj- ter run n-Kuim.vMi jjoumviwe anu "iEvansville P.-tcket: having excellent - arcommiMuuioiis iw iwssenirer. c ne :i, i.vi.. -vnii . v l' liV i' v Ii t - .,,, SATURL'AY afternoon at 5 o'clck precisely. N. H . Co It It, "Master. mnrlS P- M. GARNER, ClerkREUUI.VH I.Ol IKVIIJ.K, KVAsTlLLE AND I1E.DER$0.'V TACKET. pCäWfck THE STEAMER SCIOTO. Nf. 5, Ur&aVrfJQ will leave Kvansville every TUKSXZZ2i?r DAY at o'clock, r.M.,snd S ATl'R--0m-,tiT p. DAY at 2 o'clock, r. m., for Henderson and Louisville. Accommo.lations excellent. jsnJM Louisville, Evansville and .Hemp his Ilegtilar Weekly Packet. THE LOW-PRESSURE STEAMER SOUTHERNER, 0. W. TP.IPLETT Comtiiander. Clerk. J. U. ARCHtiK.. LEAVES LonisrilU every "OriWraai I Tujalay atj p. m.; leaves Mem Vr'r TT t-l-i.rnis every r rid ay at. 5 . M.; Leaves KVANSVILLE for LOUISVILLE every S C N DA Y at 4 p. m . ; bsves EVAN S V ILLE for MEMPHIS every WEDNESDAY at 11 a.m. . tiTWny Business jnilcited and attended to at same rates as charge! br Parket.. - Janil-tf P. G.O'RIELEY & CO., Agents. - Kvansville and Crawfordsvil c RAILROAD. For Eoulsvlll, Clnclnnatl.'Sf. Luls, Indianpolls and the East TIME CHANGED. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1,15S. OX and after Wednesday March ?rd, the rp Slail train leaves Kvansville at a minutes past ir. m.; arrives st Terre Haut 3 minutes past V. The don M til Train leaves Terre Haute 5 minutes pnt t p. M.; arrives at Kvansville 5 minutes past 10. The ccoromolation Trains leave as bereu.torc, but pass Yinrennes, North, at liri5; Bcmtli, at liufi J arrive at Terre Haule 5LT.,and Evansville ftiS F, M. - All Stations, ertTpt Princeton. Patoga, VIuCCimci Carlisle and ullivuu, are made Flag stations. , FAUF.S. Ta Louisville ?5 oO! tüncinnatl 1 &0 M IndianspoUs.... S To St. Louis " Cairo Chicago... " Pittsburg., - - ...to rn Cleveland It W Ruti'alo 1 50 New Tork 2 5" Uoston :&o " Philadelphia....; M Raltimore 23 75 t aslnninoii... . VI niar3 JOHN INÜ LE, JRj. Superintendent. ADAMS EX PHEJSS COMPANY. A KW ARRAAU KM KXT. TllK ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANYresimctfiiV ly announce to their friends and patrons, I lie pulie of Evansville ami vicinity, that, with increased faUitK'S.for the transportation nt k' k EIGHT, . f AC K A OES, MOilÄT and, V A L U A B L E S . They solicit a continuance of fortatf fivors. Espe cialcai-ef.iken in th4 collecSon of D1LLH. . . DRAFTS. . . iKOTRS. And the transportation of small or -aluablepscsspes. All i"-rsoi wishing toavai' themselves of the f;ui!ities of rtre Kvpresa, canolaaiu auv desired infurnmtiot in reference to the rolifc and details' of the business, nt tlieir otlice'on First street, Ik-Cwitu Main nnd Locust opposite the Post-Ollice. deU G. II. FISH, Ax tTltANSPOItTATION WESTWARD. wwrE l-egtoesill tlie sttcntion of Merfcbants iht ing w w or onienng tneir tan stocks from tne Cistern cities, to the superior advanUgts (.lid f.i?llit!ii of the Halt im ore and Ohio Railroad,' for the safe and speedy transportation of Freights to Kvansville and vicinity. Connctions ae male with the most reliable Railroads and Steamships. River Route shortened and improved by completion to Parkersburgh. Through rates lower than by any other rout. Apply to M. PoTTaa, Boston; R. Y. Kitii, rhfladelphis: C.W.PerviilL, N.York; J. T. England, Baltimore, for information or thron eh rates, or lo GEO. FOSTER Sc CO., Freight Acents, Corner Locust street and Canal, Kvansville, Indiana. )v-m NOTICE. LL I'KRSOXS to whom Premiums were awarded by the Yanderburch County Agricultural and Ilorticnltunl Society at their l.ist Fair, Slid wl.o liave not received the same, are hereby netifled to res. nt thsir claims to the undersigned, on orlfbre' tae fnt dy of April next, although l.y the rules ol the Sn iel v iiiey nave ...rienv. mc Miac. liy order of the Society P. II0RNBROOK, Sec'y. m niri THE CHEAPEST MACiAZlXE IN the wörtCü.-, ,()I!VTS and Canvassers Wanted Tor l. LITTEI.E'si I.IVINU AtiK. in evirj .tat nd sectiuu of the L uion. Lils-ral terms will be oift.-red. Apply to SANFORD & DELTSSFR. KIT llroa.lway Newlork, Publishers of this long established and popular Periodical. nirJ7 HTTSÖMBERTS' NEW GROCERY, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL, Slain Street, Three Doors from Second, KVANSVILLE, IND. n,TR. SSL'MDERTS h.is opened a now store as ill aoove, iu winch he will keep a full supply of the nest FAMILY GROCERIES, Liquors, Cigars, &c. He will also purchase and rcll aH kinds of C OUNTRY PRODUCE rarZT-im SDXrSD S. 8XTMOCB. arrtrLPii kchr. Notary Public. SEYMOUR Si. KEHR, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law AXD HEAL, ESTATE AGENTS, Will practice Law in all the Courts of this State: make Collections In Yandrlura: County; Purchase and sell Real Estate on Commission, sic, together with allother duties connected with their profession of the Law and their Real Estate Agency. Iot and Farms Constantly for Pale. Office on Third Street, In rear of Washington Hotel, EVANS Y ILLE, I.D. mr2T Stnd&w COUCHES! LOUNGÜ! CiriMR Fin Cbambor CnnrbM. in DamfljV and En 3 ameled Cloth covers, made up expressly for the C it v traue lor sale low rv . . . . Je27 SCHMITT & STARK. First st. Snortinir CflDg, npiIB LATEST CUT, English and French ' ' VAUTIERt MARCONNIER. mrtl" Main street, bet. 1st and id. IIGS.-2fs) drums In fine der, for sale hy Ü man GILBERT Si BOWLES. W OODEX BOWLS, Ac1U0 3ieu ooaen kowis; Hdossn do Trays; 5 do Ass'd Churns: 'a do Roiling Fin; .... ,

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FOR SALE AND REiST.

Two Dwellings and Lots for Sale on Accommodating Terms; T HE undersigned- offers two Frame Two-Story Dwelling Houses, on Ingle street, near Reitr. lianney tc Co.'s Foiui'drVs ling lots No. 11 and 1 1 in biock 15, ii Stockwell's Enlargcmcut. The Dwellings are nearly hew, well built containing five and six rooinseach. Either one will mate a comfortable home for a man in moderate circunistances. They will be sold at a bargain, as Uie owner has left town pud goua to farming.. . . : ' If not subfile fore the SIXTH if AY OF APRIL, they will then be put up at auction to the highest bMder. The s.i!e will commence at 10 o'clock, A.M. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Garvin, Real Estato Agent, Crescent City Building. - - mar . WILLIAM JOHNSON. MISCELLANEOUS. :' MALTBVS : FRESH OYSTERS 1A.M now receiving daily 3IALTBV3 cnrivalled and celtlirated choke Planted Baltimore Oysters, and am prepared b offer the trade- sch imlvcemenU for the entire season rS have never I -. ottered in this lu.irket heretofore ."A -Coustuit l;ilT supply always n hand, so tlat dealers arid faniilics Can obtain at any time during the season Ciose.choice Oysters, in cans and lutlf cans and in the shelf, warranted fresh and sa-set.aud very superior in flavor and quality. Terms cash. And none but bankable mcnev rocired. A. KÜRTZ, octl3-tf Folk Acjett for Evansville. G RUCERIES. lAv bbls Molasses; 4" ntids ?uear; 400l.strsCotlee.in store sod to come, and for ;le tieny marl31 1 KESTON HKOTilKKs. g HOOD MILC11 COWSy t or sale by Z. H. COOK SON. NOTICE. TII08B who have sp ken to me for Ftrawlierry Plants, would do well to havethcT ground in readiness for them by the first week In April, at which time the Plants will ins ready for delivery. There are a few hundreds yet nsisobl. ' N . It. A II orders left at Win. Hughes Store, corner Jl iia and Second street, will be tittrnded to, mr21 ANDREW ERSK1NK. LUMHEiet. 200D article or Dry Pin? Lumber and Shingles for sale, can he found at the yard of 1UH. 15ENNETT&CO., mr26-3m near Kratz SL Heilinan's Fodndry. D RIED DEEP Wi los Sugar cured, recei vfrl and for saw bv C mr VICKKRY A: JOHNSTON. HEESEJi iioxes Goshen Cheese, received snd for stle inrS V1CKERV & JOHNSTON. New Rooks. BAYARD T A YLOR'S NEW ROOK'Travels in Sweden Lapland and Norway.' Godey's Lady's Book, for Alril; Yankee Notions, April; . ' Lite of Aarou Burr; . lUcmedby DOßELL & CONYNGT0N. LE.-SI bbls Pirtsburph Ale, just receives aud for im. sale, a reduced prices, feil TENNEY Si S0RENS0N. R.S.HOWARD, RECEIVING, FORYVARDIXG . . AtD - V COMMISSION MERCHANT, Water etreet, , EVANSVILLE, IND., ' THANKFUL for the patronage heretofore so liberally extended to ma, I itf-g-to say to my (ireen River and Waiiash friends that I am still on the gronnd. ready and trilling to-wivt their consignments close attention. "' - Particular attention Kiven to ths forwafdintof To. bficco, Pork, Litrtl, Bacon Casks and general Merchandise. mr2C-3m Evergreen Trees. " 1 tfh V'lIOlCB EVERGREENS, assorted JL 9 If J ust Received by mrJ Z, n. COOK & SON. rL YOUXG FIXE HOHSESlP fur sale low for catJi by mr-5 7.. II. COOK & SON. dllli. ST A WD ERR Y lLAXT8.-rIn 8: W ß VT hue order, for sale by mriä ; .. Z. JI COOK L SON. f UIOICE DRIED PEACHES, do do Apples, ' la Store an4 for sale by ZI. COOK Si SON. 'Proposal -from Ituiltlers. 'B'liE UXDERPIOX ED Will receive sealed propoals untl Uie tst of April next, for theerevtion oi ronr Krieg stores, on 31am Mreet. riansandspe cilicsiions ready for iiiti-ecüoji at our oti'.ce. mr?:i . A LLIS Ar HOWES. SPIODEY'S LADY'S DOGK for March, just received bjr . ilobl'., DOBELL Si CONYNGTON. c LARIFIED SUOARS.-IO hhds in store. For wile by fuiarlUI r KESTUN BKOT1IERS. SUA DRIES- , 10 dozen Iron bound half Bushel Demure',; 55 bbh Tanner's Oil; 15''to Crusbed ?ug:-r. 15 . do, Powdered bugar; . i la do Loaf Sugar: J ust received, a:d fer sale by mrC3 PRESTON BROS. dniiEKsn--"5' ' J lanes W. R.and H irahurtrh: just rToived, for Sllcl.v It I LHhKl Ai HOWLK.S, itir-'ll . i ' Fycamiire, near VVnU-r street T" . ToixToxTjfhT. ' T 7 Osfh RUSH CHOICE ONION SETS receive! and id U for sale by JL. ,11. COOR & SON 1 II PRO VE YO UK LOOKS" . By buying one cf - - VAUTIER So MARCONNIER'S SPRIXG STYLE HATS, .THlt'II for licauty and symetr'.cal proportions W W make the present style one ol the neatest ever prientevl to the public. Hats made to order which we warrant to fit as comfortahly as a nightcap. mr24 A Clmllrnsc to the World! TO PRODUCE A FIXER OR DETTER article of rilENCII FELT HATS, than those We are tnanufac'.oriiig. All sbspes and colors kett oa hanl, or niadc to ctnler s hrt notice. VACTIER & MARCONNIKR, . mril ... Mnin stre-t, ift. 1st and 2nd. Dress Cnssitnfre liatswT"V K ARK:MAXLFACTURIX for Spring w and iuruner wenr, a splendid aisrtnieiit Mid cood wearing article of Cassimcre Hats, shai e ) to suit the most fastidious mstes. - ..VAUTIERtMAItrONNIER, mr2l Alsin street, bet. Isttsnd Sd. Elegant Caps. 1 EX'S YOl'THV and IX FANTS' CAPS, llA lor Spring and Summer inr at VAUTIER Si MAkCONNIER, Mhui stn-et, U t 1st and id. J. W. HUGHES, (SrccEssoa to Hollingsworth & IIcoucs.) Importer and Wholesale Dealer Iu CHINA AND GLASSWARE, IX)OKIXG.GLASEg, KXIVES A FORKS, Tea Trays, Tea and Table H'poons, Drlttania Ware, Ac, A7. 11 JTAIX ST(REET, tuit to Old Lanh, EVANSVILLE, IND. TZ" Crates assorted tomt the Country Trade al ways on hand. Also, S'lON L r ARE- of every de, criptton. air 16 C A R PET CIIAIXn hags White; 10 do Colored:. 5 do Cwlton Twine; For Sale by ORR, PALLSEL Jfc Co . STAR AND ADAJIANTfME TnE ntldersigned continue the manufacture of thhr celebrated Candles, of the dinerent sTacs, four, ft -e, six itnd seven tothe pound. ALL WARRANTED FULL WEIGHT. Consuni"?fs will find it preatly to their interest to use tliw Candles :n preference to those that are sold BY count.:. - . Many Candli that are really eten lo the pound are branded ant sol l as sixes,jnin aditf"rcnce against th consumer of tivepouans to tho box. The variation usually made in the irice is not proportioned to this ditTerence.ss tie following statement shows: A box or Sivkjis cotai 247 Candles, and is SOLnroa 35 ropos, which is the actcal weight. A box or 14 or., or "Short Weioht Sixes," cosTAtJi ostT 240 Casdles, SAME SIZE AS TUE SEVEN S, ABD is solo roa foktt rocsns. Sopposingthe price of the form er to be SO cents, and the latter 1 cents, there will be a difference of twenty cents in price and sevea Candles in count perils, in favor of the full weicht Candles to retailers and consumers; and this will be increased five cents per box for every cent advance in price. Those interested would do well to examine the subj ect for themsel ves. FROCTER & GAMBLE, mart-imU U Wf ji f cccn J Uect, Ciccinuati.

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

Electidn of School Trust. JV OTH'E is hereby given to the Qualified Voters f " " - . , vnuVJUI wild . .."X omcersto oe fieaw ca th firstJlonday of April next 5th inst.) ss fier advertiseauent, there will also ha elected One JSchool Trustee for the School District oompoaod of thCityf ETansTiUe. : ; By order of Ccaurion Council: aro ,W.K Lt WALKER, Clerk. mar23-2r (Volksbote copy.JI A. . -?otice to Borrowers. n,".0:V8 deUed toUie Common School tk.. T5I, " fr loans, will please u'?ouf.ttUn,,Ä.,theyc:l,,,tt th County TreasvocrnrLny tue "1 interest, due In advance, upon said loans, the yretuises mortgaa-ed for UwrecT WiU fHrWuÜI mri3-djw-w3t - WMi nJ-WALKER, A. Y. CY ' , 'AN ORDINANCE ; '-.. ? . To prescribe the time within which real estate tnay.be ' sold for the payment of City Taei assessed thereinSbction 1. Ite it ordained by the Vommo Couoctt or the City of Evansville, that from and after the t asageof this Ordinance, it shall and may be lawful for' the City Colleor at any tims after the first Monday in October,, and 'jefore the second Monday of March of each year to mane the taxes s'ssessed , on real estate: either by the seizureahd ssleof the goods and chattels of th owner or claireart tPcrc'of, or bv selling thelot or piece of ground itse'.f. upon which the tax remains unpaid or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay such taxes and costs of ad vert i sine and sale. A": , JOHN HKWSON, Mayor.W klL II. Walkes. Clerk, tebO IIJEW J300JW. NEW D00KS. ' - '5 -LM Livingstone's Travels In South Africa: Lucy iloward's Journal, by Mrs. Sigourney M rs. gale's Receipts for the Million j Lueof Aaron Burr; ..!..: Wood's Botany. . Twin Roses, by Mrs. .Ritehie, Just received at mar5 DOBELL & CONYNGTON'S TITREE COWS ANT CALVES FOR SALE -tebl?04 2. II. COOK tt SON. Valuable Standard Works. DOBELL & COXTNGTON - . A ilSJ?OLK'.VOCAL 'AG EXT for Yänd-sr-xm burgh county for six thi scsscaimoa mcmum pulilishcd by D. APPLETON to CO WM - Abridgement oT the Debates In Corcress. Or JVevr Asiierlean Eneyelopedla, A Dictionary and Ceruiioly Uie first work of the asrr. American Elooaenee. A Coll-ctiou of Soeecbes A e ia Amunyit Orators of EPevlR9eil n Ilnnior, Ry the eels-. brated Comedian Burton, in 2öc. N oi7 ' Dictionary, of AlachioeS Mechanlea i Engine Uork. . The newest and most improved edition, in Sv. vM - Hn?.."10"'' (,Ar, Mnrrs aad. Wsx nnv vi s mm " wutLUdt uu. YIKGTON beg to call attention to ' their important works, and request their kind friends to call and see them ; as also, the array of opinions sf eminent men in confirmation of their importance awl ' Dobell tc ConyngtonliaveKunplej and specimens af the Various hind mein whl-K 1,. i.- - w cured..f rum paper lo the finest Morrocco. - rnrlt lAADuPirB A.XD p, LEAD .i V.. ? "e1 'ro inch to 3 inches; Jr. Received raid for sale by SAMUEL ORR. COAL!! COAL!! COALll! "JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL BE DONE.-1 ' HAVE just erected a Fail-bank's Scale, for the purpose of weirhiue my coal. I ahall aril eai k w eight, according to the law of tb tat. I hay a large Stock Of SUoerior nualitv nf Phlriinr rl mw.A Invite all tny friemlsto give me a call and try it. I liana haaa a1,.,. . ft a . uci ciguHTn years in tne aumness, ana protest to he a judge. Tlie;yiceof eoal is Is cents per bushel. All orders left at the Gas Company's Office, betweem ir i i aii a .-econa,on ixicust street, or at Horn brook's Store, on at er street, or at my Coal Office, at th La masco Wharf, will be attended to. AU coal must bo paid for wben ordered, in bankable currency. decatf. ANDREW HUT Cll ESPN. ' Coal ! - Coal ! Coal ! " WE hive nbwon-'hand.and are daily receiving, the best COAL that lias ever been introduced Into this markeVwhich we are stlling low. Good cnr rei.cy will be received in payment. Orders left at the store of J NO. W. llUGHEd, next to ths State liaok, will le promptly attended tw . Mn-sy-tf jno. w. nconES & co. COAL FOR SALE. WE have on hand anil are constantly receiving oal of an excellent quality from up the canal, which we will deliver in any part of the city at loo. Orders left at James Laurblin's warehouse, or attha ofDce of Nathia Rowley a ill I promptly artenled to. ROWLEY It AMORT. KAL'flMÖRK COFFEE 5- . i lou bas for sale by mr GILBERT k' BOWLES. F0K THE SPKINfJ.TEAlJE. . TH E Undersigned has now on hand, and arriving, a full and complete assortaient of Hardware, which he will sell at the lowest pi ices, I oca si Shovels and Spades; (JarJn Hoes and Eutea, iay and Manure Forks, Trace, Log and otbr CLalu Hames and Hedge Shears, Locks and Latches, -ßutts, Hinges and Screws, Boiihjr and Morti;uTg Machines, ; Tablo arid Foci ot CSnthsrr, . ii. j li atelier's and Earl Srnitri's Files, Alill and Cross Cut Saws, Nails, Carpenters' and Coopers' Tools, of the liest quality. Also, a large Stock of Paint, .Shoe. Cooiitar an other Brushes. .... Reps leave to call IheVtention bf Grocers buying Hardware, who will find it to their interest to exam in his Stock before purchasing ersewhery.. . ' JACOB 8TRAT-H, i t"r23 , . S accessor to A . W a loa i a c h . "'' 'liolesale Flour Depotl WE are in conrrt receipt of an hair In storo for sale, at air t'nnes-a large s ock of the lst brands of Flour, )oth Ertra and baperhac, to whssh we Invite the trt-ls. " ' . . RR05VN tc' AIRMAN, mC3 corner Main street and Canal. LEE'S EXTRA FAMILY FLO I'll 1 n blls, and for sale l y - mrü BROWN k AIRMAN. K" ECSIVED BY EXPRESS.. ' 1 f. i " t rank leslie s New MacazinC for Zlareh, Emerson's Magazine and Patr.ajDVMonthly; at eM3. , J. HE ALEV 8. Sweet Potatoes, ft-ons Xev Orleans. 8RBLS. SWEET POTATOES received per Str. Peter Tellon; for sale by - 7.. if., cook fc soy. f "EA , TOBACCO AXD CIGARS. JL 5,1 Assorted Inpurted Cigar; 5. Boxes Choice Tolcco; Mhll cash by Chests Tea, fur sale at 'small a!van-e for i.il.CtHJii.atbO.I. LUCIUS Tt A T Jt T, IMPORTER & DEALER IK METAL, 4 AND O TitTItLTNO SLIP, . ' .NEW .YURK,. OFFEE& FOR 8AT.E BANCA TIN, STRAITS Tin, Antimony, Spanish and American Lead, Slh Zinc, Cojper, liisniuth, liar Tin and Kar Lead, ISatihit metal, hpelter Sol I er, PJomta-r's Solder, Jtc Also, BRITANNIA and PLATED WAKE at who labile and retail. BQarl3-6m rf( RUSH. ritfME OATS, racr4vat Mr V Kate anLet; for sale by 1 it nonir a. enw ... ... v rv.i a 11. I. Eahenstork's Vermifuge. AFTER an "experienc-W almost thirty years is the prtnrt'auon cf Vermifuge, I am bow enabled to offer my Improved Vermifuge to the public. a ai article in every way wortby'of confidence, it being tba AduVs jct Introduced. This fact which isa'testedby Verti .:".U'g f Tx-rsftrs nf wrll knnwn .mril. bKs tie without any licslfation whatever, to guaraa its;. ugiTc iuc luiicst. saiis'sction. . . . , . ILL FAtfeX'STöCJT, Late of the firm tf It. A . FMiehab it k -Co-Sold wholesale, ty B.'L. Fabenstock St Co., Wholesale Irnggsts, No. -0, corner 5Vood and Fouth sts. Pittsbure, Pa. Sold also by John Laval, Cbas. Leich and J J. Pennigton, Druggists, Evansville. Ijan 12-dAw3nil SELLING OUT! rBIIE undersigned beg t give notice fbepnMie M. iu ceneral, that they are dctermii.ee! to sell out their entire stock of , China, Glass and Qatenarc. Rclng desirous to unit this business, they are will! In BELOV." COST PRICES. This is a wery excellent opportunity for Faaalliaa to furnish themselves with. rhMn- b... rhonVdnot'be overlooked. Cash wholesale buyers are particularly requested to give us a call. , M LOLIS FREY & CO., mrt4-tmd Main rtre. JMF. CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGAR. Ki 25 bbls. jm received and for sale by marl GILBERT k BOWLES. HAB CO CK Si. SONNTAG, I lHrORTERS OF : Gans and Fishing Tackle, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BEG LEAVE to call the attention af GtB2tthe and Sportsmen to their large Stock of Fie and Plain, Double aud Single-barrel o-t Cans; Colt's and Allen's Piitols, Rifle barrels. Ovm Locks, and every article for Gun Makers. Sportinr Apparatus, such as Game Bags, Phot Belts, Powder. TUsks, Per-, cussion Caps, Hunting Knives, aud fine Pocket Cutlery. Also, a large stock of Henry a superior Varv ranted RiHes. Also, Fishing Jackie of ever dwtrrption. mr?a BABCOCK te SONKTAO.UST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS. J Yansee Notions for March; Saan's Instructive Readers; . Viuical Baniuet. for aalo by,' , : fete J. HIALY