Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 123, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 April 1858 — Page 3

fiupay Armut 4tOITIMU tcsu-rtiv i a. i I i inn 1 p. . ' THCRXOMITKR. fV Advertisements Intended for th Daily', mtitt V handed in Igfore I o'clock. P.M. to IMttfe Insertion.

The People's Fraycr Meeting Will bo LelJ every morning this week at Crescent Citt Hail, commencing at S o Vloclc. TLo meeting will be contacted by lay members of the different cLurclies la the city. ALL AKE INVITED TO ATTEND. WALS CT STREET HOl'SE, (late MRS. tentecost'.) Crntr cf Walnut and Fürt4 StreeUy Has been taken by tho undersigned, who .will spare no effort to merit a good patronage. Tho house is conveniently situated, lias excellent rooms, neatly famished, to which proper attention will be given; and the table shall be supplied with tlte best that can be procured. Permanent and transient boarders may rely upon being , well suited. TriccH reasonable. J57 D.ty boarders solicited. April IS. MKS. A. WEBB. . Jjoabdixg. Two gents and their wives can cna A so. l boarding, in a private ramily, in a pleasant part of tl city, within about five minutes walk of tho Tost Office. Enquire at tho Journal office. OCTDsj not forget that Mr. J. F. Lyt ton's benefit comes off this evening. His bill is truly an attractive one. "Ireland as it is," and "A Glare at Nevr York," are two pieces in which he appears to a great advantage. Mr. Ljtton's delinea tions of Irish character hare won him golden opinions wherever he has appeared. Mis3 Fanny Denham aids him with her fine singing and acting. Let him hare a full house. J5?Mr. Erastus Willard, aged 23 years, brother of Gov. Willard, died in New Orleans on the Sd in:., and was berried at that place on Tuesday last. He was a young man of brillant promise. Ho had been educated by the Governor and an inmato of his family for several years. Tho event Is a sad afflic tion to Gov. Willard. An unusually strong attachment existed between the brothers. All that fraternal affection could suggest had been done. Tho wants of the brother had always been supplied, no matter what the sacrifice. He was upon the threshold cf what appeared to be a bright, a promising and a useful future. Mi?s Dora Shaw. Many of our citizens who knew this lady a few years ago as a bright dashing bello of Vincennes, and who have since watched with Interest, her rapid rice to professional fame, will be highly gratified to learn tha. they are to have an opportunity to witnesa an exhibition of hor talents. She Is now one of the most expiring and talented actrctscs on the Western boards. Her Camilla and Evadue are not surpassed by any actress in the country; and in St. Louis and Louis ville excited the-warm-est commendations of ' the "ctitica. and the highest admiration of her audiences. She is accompanied by Mr. Charles Carroll, who U a gentleman of high professional merit, and has won a reputation in California, and has been connected, during tho past winter, with Crisp's Varieties in New Orleans, which fact, is of itself, a cirtificate of professional talent. TI1K ItlVEK. . Arrlva . 'departures. From P. G. x , k Co.' Register. ' Arait lSandlC. Antelope, New Orleans to Louisville; U.W(rt(at. iouisto nttsoor; Baltic, LouisTille to New Orleans; -T. L. lctSiU. St. Looisto JtranSTille; Moües McLellan, St. Louis to LouisTÜle; . Melnotte. St Loais to Cincinnati; tireenville. Pond Kirerto EransTül; Hietiüyor, Leui.-tviJle to St. Louir: in Allium. Memphis to Luuisville; L t t"rre, riaii)u: to ?t. Louts; IUy City, Tittsburg to St. Louis; Oeo. Alfree, St. Louis to Kvansnlle, Vocabont-iS, Varwh to St.Loui; 1 Prairie City. Cincinnati to St. Louis; K. II. Pairchild. New Or leans to Louisville. Tho McGill was here nil day yesterday, taking on a Luga cargo for New Orleans, an J yet our levee is crowded with goods. Tho Fashion is the regular St. LouU packet for Louisville, this morning. ' TLe weatber cleared off beaotiful, yesterday. Tlio son came out warm aad bright, ratting new life into Vegetation, and animating the community with energy. The river continues to riso.alowly. Tho recent heavy rains have caused freshets in all its tribntariei, and wo rnnst oxpect higher water than we have now. The Prairie Uoso put off quite a lot of freight yesterday, as also did the Greenville. This is the regular day for the Scioto. She will be down this afternoon, and proceed to Henderson, whero she will lay over until to-morrow, when she will retnrn to Louisville. Her officers are clever, and her accommodations superb. The William Dickson struck: a hidden roclc in the Tennessee river, at New Portland landing, about 100 miles above tho mouth, on last Monday. She sunk in shoal water, but was afterwards got afloat, and is now at Padttcah, undergoing repairs. CoxrLiMOTABY. The ladies of Leavenworth City have purchased a beautiful silver picthcr and goblet as a present to the steamer John II. Dickey. The following is the inaciiptionon it: "Presented to the steamer John II. Dickey, by the ladies of Loavcuworth City, Kansas, who vcre honored by the hospitable and courteous attentions ex tended them by the efficient Commander and oHicera, during a pleasure excursion on her first trip to St. Joseph, Missouri, March I3th, is;s. RAILROAD RECEIPTS, April 13. 223 sks wheat, 147 bbla perk, 7 e ?js, P G O'Uilcy & Co; 214 bush wheat, 11 K K";ad, 1 bdle hose, .1 Ivcrson; 1 case mdse, .1 Straub; 5 bbls bbls larapbiack, 7 bbla paint, KarMcdt & Seich; 2 case., 2 pakgs, 1 bale, W K French; 2 bbls tgjtr, Preston Uro?; 28 nack Hour, Kratz fc Heilman; 1 bbl lard, half bbl do, 8 kegs do, 2 casks Urown & Aiknan; 10' bbl flour,.I A Crane; 20 bbl flour, ii Foster & Co; 1 cast wh'-el, Krata & Heilman; 1 cow and calf, A llutcnfranz; 1 car h b irrvndH, I Thayer; 77 sacks wheat G Foster .V'Cu; lJObnsh wheat Iglchart Bros; 2S0 buolvc?rii, Kemcr & McCoy. Niw York, Aprl 15. u The Tribune nay that private letterHsnMinnie tli.it Lord Napier, is to be recalled. Iii rU'.v,-tor is clrvauy selected."

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TBLBeKAPHKD BXCLCMVSLT TO THE aVAKSTILLK. DAILY JOURNAL BY K. W. URB. XXXVth Congress First Session WashikotOX. April 15. at I Jiocsx. Allison, or a., lorm the committee of Commerce, rorn rted a bill, fixitg the compensation of Captains of Revenue Cutters, at $1,500; 1st Lieutenant $1,200; 2d v . a. - - m -r I Lieutenant 1.100: 3d Lieutenant 1000:Engineers $1,200; Assistant Engineers $lüoo. ine compensation lor petty officers, and ser5eanta of marines will be axed by the Presient, it not to exceed $40 per month, exclusive of ration. The bill was passed. Washington, April 15. p ar SxifATK. Fcsseuden moved a resolution, calling on the becretary of Avar lor information respecting all contracts for the Utah army that have been made, without public notice. 'Agreed to, also, bat when tho benate adjourn on the first Monday in June, it be to meet on the first Monday iu November. Laid over. On motion of Hunter, of Va.t tho diplomatic appropriation bill was taken up und passed. f Crittenden moved that the vote by which tho bill for building a telegraph line to Utah was postponed till December next, be reconsidered. Laid over. Houston gave notico that on Monday, he would move for the establishment of a protectorate over Mexico. Polk poke of his amendment for a ter minus of the Pacific Kail rond. If the mouth of the Big Sioux be the terminus, twenty one States are entirely South ofthat oarallel, and if carried to the Atlantic would intersect part of Canada, and be as near to Mon treal as .Baltimore. Jio elaborated at great leigth, the advantage of tho 85th parallel, over all other routes. There is no tunneling to be done, and no crade so steep, as on tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, lor a tin thou I sand miles, the grade is 20 feet per mile, and the average grade of the whole road, only 8rSkrbenevcd that tho completion of this work will need the utmost energy of the pilTw. 'tE in ma&n,ludVv Chinese wall. Tho rntir ornintrv want it. and believe that tho fullness-of time has nw come tor its commencement. . Mason argued against the government's inaugurating a new system of bount'cs, pay able iu advance, with the view of inviting labor and capital to undertake the work. The expectation held out to the contractors are illusory. Tho road will cost from one to two hundred millions. Tho Government gives twenty-five millions in money, and twenty-five millions in lands. Will any a stat 9 sm iimlartairA .j L- IIa forciblr impressed with the conviction that if the Government can be induced to touch hlilO tiling IlitU IIS llbblU UUJJIilQ, It nil littlC to pay it all. in time. Fortunately, honever. these landu are worthle?. A system of fraud ulent credit would be built on them, that would result in another national bankruptcy. Be will oppose every bill in every shape that proposes to bring insatiabl revenue speculators to tho door of the Treasury by donation of money or lands. 1 lart un in fiivnr ftf fit W'ttd.ift! T?-ii1rffl without saying when or how h ball be built! no icpiiiuu muh 1. 111:10 nui nvuii uv a um oifcrcd to borrow thirty millions, or twenty at least. It was also mentioned in SUdcll's recent speech, that Cuba may be had by negotiation. He wished to know, if this is the aüttled mirnrii Cif tha Admitiiittrittioii K.. cause, alter paying two hundred millions for Cuba, we mar not have enonrl. to rmr nn hundred -million for railroads. Although, he admitted the energy of the country, ho did not think it was competent for both. T11 X. 1 . . - Hale wanted to know which should be first. No reply. , Doohttfe moved to amend Polk's amendment, anbstitutiag, "that the Northern point be at Breckinridge, at the conflnenco of Bois-l)es-f?ionxt with the lied river of North on the northern boundary of Minnesota.". This route was surveyed by Stevens, and is capable of being thickly setteld across the wholo continent, lie add 4 to his original amendment that 11 tho iron spent on the road be of American manufacture. Postponed till to-morrow. Committee or Conference. The Clerk of The House notified the Senate of the appointment of Committee of Conference, consisting of Messrs. English, Ste phens and Hoard. Adjotirned. llocss. Cobb, of Ala., from the .Committee on Publio Lands; reported aversely, on the bill granting public lands to the States for tho promotion of agricultural and mechanic arts. . Walbridge, of Mich., made a majority report. Stephens, of Ga..made an ineffectual mo tion to take np the til I for the admission of Minnesota into the Union. . The House then resumed the consideration of the bill to establish an auxiliary guard for tho protection of life and property iu Washington City. 1 " Kew York Market ' Naw York, April 15. m - Flour firm, sales of 8500 bbls at 4. 59(34 65 for Ohio. W heat firm, sales of 14,000 bush at 1, tor Chicago spring. Corn advanced, salos of 10,000 bush at ?5(i74a' for white and 77 for yellow, an advance ot lc on each. Mess pork, advanced lOo, quoting at 17 t0(g 17 65. Prime pork advanced 5c. Lard is firm at 10J10X. f iVhisky is tteady at 21 Naw York, April 15. r u Cotton irregular; 700 bales sold, quotations nominal. Flour firm, 1400 bbls sold, State 5c lower, quoted at 4 054 16. Wheat firm , 22,000 bush Southern whito sold at 1 30Qi 1 87K; Milwaukee club, I 02. Com has advanced, 29,00 bus Western mixed sold at 72 76. Dcef heavy. Prime pork advanced 5j. quoted at 14 30&11 40. Lard buoyant at 105i10X liacon quiet. Kough sides at 84. Leather firn and active. Tobaccodnll. Wnisky dull. Sugar steady, Orleans 6J 7). Collee quiet. Molasses firmer. Freights oc cotton to Ltvcrpool, 1; on flour la ldQ lalKd Cincinnati Markets. ClXCLINATI, Apiillo. v Flonr higher and in good demand, sales of 20 )0 bbls at 8 551 94 for superfine. The receipt are light. Whisky 16). Provisions are unchanged. Cincinnati, April 15. r ji Flour In good demand, sales of 3100 bbla at 8 603 65 iorauperfine, and S 75(33 80 for extra. Whisky unchanged, 1400 bbls sold at 16. Lard active, 2500 bbls at 10 for prime including 700 tierces of head and gut at .vfadUon at S?v ilea pork; 400 bbla told at 16 75; holders generally ask 17 00. Bacon generally unchanged, 100 bhds at dilH cult to bny below Nothing is done in bulk meats. Linseed oil 70, an advance. Star candles have advanced. Naw Yobs, April 15. r u l;elow there is a large U. S. steamer, probably the Susquehanna, from can Juan. Boston, April 15 x Henry Pratt, teller of the Grafton Hank was arrested, charged with robbing that indilution of $12,000. The Weather. LocisviiLE, April 15-s Weather clear. Wind S. W. Mercury 70. The river is falling, with S feet 8 inches iu the canal. Cincinnati, April 15. m The river has risen 2i inches durlne the last 21 hoars. The weather U clear. Pittsbvro, April 15. p u The river i IS feet, 4 inches and falling. Weather cloudy an clear at intervals. Meroury 74. Cincinnati, April 13. w On Monday afternoon, the Portsmouth and Toracroy packet. Venture, waa sunk opposite Oalli police, by a gale of wind. Eight ol her crew were drowned. Tho paasengera were all saved. The boat and cargo is valued at 17000.-

Some - of the citizens of Leaven worth,' Kansas, desiring to hare the Surveyor General's office re-opened in the Territory, qot up an address to Gen. Calhoun, the Dictator, inviting him to

rtnm' and Acciirinp him if he trnnli4 AWV C3 " " - - " " , . . . .. open his office in that City, they would protect him from all prsonal violence. .. . ;., - Auer mc wnoi iu.icu, iu luimwa tations of public feeling were such on the subject, that tho signers were induced to withdraw tho letter from the postoffice and burnt it. They found out tho guarantee of security was more than they could Touch for. - . Behind the Timhs. It is stated that a maö residing within twelve miles of Cincinnati, walked into the Citizens' Bank, the other day, for the purpose of obtaining a Sdm of money that he had deposited there three years before. The bank had failed six months since. We hope he subscribed for a good paper before he left tho city! Q7 The Mc Do no ugh estate in New Orleans has been divided between thaf city and Baltimore, and after paying all the enormous costs and expenses of its. final adjustment, there is about $G5, 000 left to each of the cities. (ttr A corrcsDondant of the London m: i.i . Aimcs E,Tes us wretcueu picture oi the magniflcencof Canton, China. Kren their celebrated temple, supposed heretofore, tobe one of the most splendid in the world.ho pronounce, an old ruin, 11 . neglected and in utter decay - C7"It appears that Mrs. Fremont's name is plain Mrs. Ann Benton Fremont. "Jessie" under which she has become famous in the country, is a pet family nick name, to which she has no legitimate title. This disclosure is made by her father in an article relating to h:s family, prepared by himself for the New 1 JL,yciopaaia. BLACKSMITH'S UKl.lOWS.-A complete sosorUucut on hand and fur sale lr rt SAMUEL ORR OLII IJO.V i lt'Kss. A full 0tck rrir.-l and 3 for wile l.y SAMIUKLOUK. MIRB BRICR-On band and for mlfl.T J PAMTKL OUR. W lis wbarf, f.y the SAML'KLUUR. nOMi PltlZLlS THAN BLANKS!! Every other Ticket a rrizc'.! tlö V .OOII ''GTTf 4 W TO BV DBAWN OX HAVANA PLAN. THE Shelby College Lottery, Of KENTUCKY. R. FltAXCE A CO., Managers. Extra Class 1 1G. To V drawn on SATURDAY, April M, 1: 20,660 prises amounting to 272,000 Highest Prize Lowest do .1'0 Prises payaltle in full without dvl action. Evcrjr prise in Üii athcuie will b drawn. . Tickets 8 lO, Halves 85, Quarters 82,50. Persons ordering two Ticket, an ld and even nuin ler are guaranteed tortriw 40 wt cent, of thfir mo nty iacK, sayinc nutinnff 01 tue jtosixti 01 picket ing tliefull or apprvxiniation prise, wUkh y the whv is fiir and fluttering. the Müiiagcrs' otncialrrintcil dratrlsf s will 1 sent toatl Ticket-holders. A II orders sent to na will receive pmmpt attention. C 1IAUAN ti CO. ap6 Llcgns-yl Venders, Louisville. Ky. VI'IIITK LI.MCIf 2Ut bOls i rcshkKoacb , for sale ly iur.9 . FOSTER S: CO. PATENT BREAD IIAKERV. IVo. 1 , FIRST ST., above Main. ., abo full 1.1 nPIIIft Eütuhlishraent is in full operation, and manjm. Ulm tut in hi tivivrr inn mit- wni i nnicii I ' WtHcfion. Allkinditof t'tt ACKICHh and 11 LOT IIHKAII,hy the pound, or lwirrel,af Cmcinnati or Louisville prices. Holding the exclusive right for anderlmrg County to manufactnre the Celebrated PATENT IiHKAD so pornlar in KHStern eitie. tiilH CHCAPta and hkalvhik than the ordinary llrend, r amines. Hotels ano eleamnoatü are invited o fry it. r llrll t;.KK or evrry rtecnpton alwayaou hand, and nil ordi-rs promptly filled ami delivered. , , Weddings and Parties Supplied with Fancy Cakes and Pies at the hortest notice. . HOT HUSKS and UD.Ni every afteruoou. ap4-dlm ÄIEYV HOOhs! KV ROOK!! ll Prince of the Hnn of Iavid; Odd fellow VRlannrl; The Belle of Washington The Three lleanties; Harpers' Weekly, for April 3d; New York Ledger, do 10th; ' Fltsof Our Union, do Pth; lUllou's Victoria!, do Uth; Atlantic Magazine, do Just received at inp4 J. I1EALY'8. Oil Cloths nnd Carpet House. npitB I.ARtiKSTand heaviest stock in town re JL ceived and for sale cheap at J. OAKLY & SON'S, mrifl-lra Foster's Block, Ist sti et. SallmaKer, Awningmaker ana Rigger. ripiIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs the M. Captains of cteamhoaU, ami the public cener ally,th:ithe has opened a Sail and I'igging Loft in Carpenter's Warehouse, on Water Street, where all orders in his line will be thankfully received, and puntually attended to. Sxils, Awnings.' TarnaVlItis. TT gon Covers and Canvas Hose, and every artiel in tl Rigging line. nianuiactureit at tne shortest notice. Orders respectfully solicited; to he left at J. O. Yenneman s Hope store, or at the Loft. tV Ropes neatly spliced. s mrlC liu CHARLES EVERT. KANSAS! KANSAS!! KANSAS!!! HAS REE the All-absorhlns Question hut now the question is where can Books be ha the cheapest l know, AI M. L. JOHNSON'S Rook Store, ICCH as Dtank Rooks, School Rooks, Copy Looks, The Latest Magazines and Papers, direct from the East, hv th last Express. Call and see hrst Ure West of the Post Ofllr. tnrtt JUST Ol'ENKl), SPLENDID Stock ofSprlna MILLINERY ia consisting ol Chin ltonnets. Straw. NeuiMihin tioHKiiuer and Also, Rlhhona, Flowers, llridal Wreaths, and various other articles, tow numerous to menliou, to whirb I invite tlie tsurticuUr attention of the ladies or hvansrilleand the surrounding country, iney will find it to Uietr Interest to examine my siivk. V. K. HAKKKK, First street, between Main nnd Locust st.. mrt K,ansville, lnd. mrCiv nuv iifinn4 aitititiVKO IM At S. EMBICII'S. NEW DRY GOODS, For Sale For Cash Oxly. NEW DRY fiOOnS ARRIVED At 8. EMBICH'S. NEW DRY GOODS, For Sale Foa Cash Ohly. NEW fRY GOODS ARRIVED At S. EMBICII'S. NEW DRY GOODS For Sale For Cash Oslv. new nnr noons ARRivr.t NEW DRY COOPS, For Sale sr.3 For Casr Only. W fllKAT SACKS. UttO Two bushel Osnatmrsn h Sacks, Jnt ree'd 1 end for sale by Isepttl K. T"ORDAJK. 1 2:, do Memo Plconls-dxing;) W coils Manilla iSedcord: 2 do do Halter Rpe; Cj d Jute W 'St do do Bcdconfdo; Jut rceived and for sale bv WHEELER fc RICGS. f lAOBACtO fsCREWS-Ou hand and for wie by M. J'A.'lLKb UK. rWAl rt I IS. 200 nnlicla frimo Turnips iufct reecu cd ud for Ml by Z. II. COOK oi ON .

COMMISSION & FORWARDING

P. Gr. O'RXLEY Ä Co., im rVASSVILLEj INDIANA Storage, Forwarding A: commission MERCHANTS, r. KAKRA L RA I LR O AD, STEAMROAT AX D EXPBE8S AGENTS, Special Agent for the Penn. Central RAILROAD. AND CONNECTIONS, over which wear suthorisedtogive TllKOUll UEcElPTS AT T1IK LOtYJSST I'OSSIBLK KATKS. Having a mammoth W harf bojt at the Undinp, the largest on the Ohio Kiver, capahle of stnring and protecting all nterchundise liable t damage from exposure, we ure prt jtred to f;tcilitate the diiwtch of all consignments forwarded to our care, ly either KIVEB, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Partienlar attention will he paid to lteceirinp. Storing and fVrwanling,alM,t) the sale of any Produce, or other proj-erty, contiigued to Os for sale, and fcatisfrtioh guaranteeil. OlKce and extensive Warehouse fn Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and vn the Wharfboat, where we are 10 ue inuuii, aueuuing 10 me interesu of our patrons at all hours, htv and night. n im our anpenor lacuuir, inng sianning; nnitnng energy; and knowledge of our 1'Usincm, we feel runident of giving general Mtisfm-tion, ami hope to merit troiitinuance of the extensive patronage we are now Änioying. Lilieral eih advances will he made on all consign ments IO either onnelVes or corresoiindentii in an v the principal market., North, Kr st, or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. EDWARD R. HILL, COMMISSION MERCHANT, FOR THE rrRCTIASEand Sale of Wheat, lou Corn, oat, Uarley, Kye, Hay, Pörr, Lard, Kc. OfOce, PRO.T InTRKCT, UKDKK TUB T K L R O K A f H 0 t t I C X mrl6m3 KY AN STILLE. IND. WS. BROW. VT . M. AIKMSN, Late of Geo. Foeterfe Late of Howard & Brown. BROWN & AIKMAN, Receiving, Forwarding and (ieneral COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS OR KANAWHA SALT COMPANY. EraiisvtHe, Indiana. TE lwveformeii a Co-pnrtnership under the style IV rf UKOWN Sl AIRM AN, und oth nur irr. vices In the rapacity as set f-rth in or card ahnve. We are fully prepared toesteiid every facility t hilrvT.ei;iiT l,v HASM I.- Ul V Hit .w kit I .!?( ft'l Ik ana assure tem mat tneir Interests snail ij faithrully reiresented, should they be pleaded to favw us with mrir i'Hironnce. Otilceand Warehouse on the corner tit Main ctreo and the Canal. W.M. BJtOWN. Janj.'-tf W. JI. AIKMAN. STOIIAGE WANTED, WE are prepared to store In our Fire Proof Ware house any au&ntitv of Ornin. Produce, or Mer chandize, on the mo.4 liberal terms. Having large anl airy rooms np stairs, particular care will he taken of Household Furniture, Agrirnltural Implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable to damage from clnmp or rust. J nsurar.ee eriected at tne lowest nre proor rates, by the month, or longer, when desired. Warehouse located on corner of LoCfl"t street and VT . and K. Caniil, and most convenient for Rhippint ij Kiver or lUilroal. Apply to GEO. FOSTEU & CO. apa. CA.VAL 8TOUAGE. tITAVE a large double Warehouse at the Cana Ii)tin, citlie of storing any aitinunt of prmliice. which will l.e received, stored, taken cure of and htld subject to the owner s orders, On the most rensonablt terms. p. G. O'KILKY iuti2i)'y". First arrival of Southern Fruit JrM Received per Steamer Antelore, rZ 4 1 HARKE LS I'rime S cct Potatoes; fß9 A choice lot of fine Apples; A tine lot of li.iniuuul t 10 tvses Ornnges; h boxes Lemons; . 3 Cadks CiK-oa N uu; For !!c r-y Imr!i 7..TX. COOK & SON. tflllH I'HIUK i:LOVKIt üKbUl O W h do Red Top or Herds' Onus; ! do Timothy Seed; 2D do Mi I let Seed; Received this day and fof sale by mrU .. II. COOK Si SON. B" AM)RKTH GARDEN SIiKDiZ. II. COOK At ON, Agents. or ale ly IIAGASf & COS GIFT BOOK EXTEUPRISE. TL AN. I.OR a To1lrtrs worth Of Honlf?. npwardy.twnsl.t IP -.,- win giveac ui time a free gift worth from twenty-five rents to fifty dollars, Iresidts a ticket which wilt entitle the holder to chance for 2S0 Acres of Laud, In Warrants of l 'O acre" do do Ml do; do do do; when throe thousand tickets are disposed of. (Jlfts consist of Gold Watches," Silver Watches, " Composition Watehes, Gold Pens, . Gold Ear drops, Gold Pencils, and Gold Kings, Gold Hracelcts, Gold Shirt rnttons, Silver Thimbles, . Gold Breastpins, and Miscellaneous Gifts. A cents rr persons fending os cluls of Fifteen or up ward will receive a Dollar P.. -ok .a Ciift. Slid a Ticket th:tt will ntitle him to a cliance for the Land Warrv.i. . . -. JJo4,lt Jio'j'jht and OtfU accomi-anmug itnn r . il J . - J. in arena riun im ywrrw is mwir to l decided hv Thre Thousand Tickrt, duplicates f tlioiv sold or ir:g iilaeeil In a wiievi ana inreeoiw n nnt. The first drawn will entitle the holder of a sinn l.ir mmher to m acres of Land, the second to w, lUnl ll It. Hooks or-icrea man, i" crwi eir, in buiuib, mut t e sent to pny pontsie. i'i niuMnr u.viwicnnrr snvtiea wiien opiwfi. As sale must 1 very rapid, we xrct to sell the Tickets in four or six weeks. AM ordrrn addresettt the old estnMirdiert Itwik and etatiomiry eiore, ' .Main street, where we Imve "fen for h.leen years, win meet promit attention , . mr dim liouisville, Ky. For Sale or Rent. A IIOriK with ton acres of Land attached, situ ated IS miles from Lvaiisville. one hundiol yards from the Plana RoimI. The llonse isaTwo-xtory Frame, with double porticos in front and rear, four rooms ou first floor. li by 20 feet, and a nan 12 reel wiie, uur rooms n second floor, an.e sir, and, also, Kitchen and srrvnnts rooms, a goo drv cellar, a well of pure water, and a cistern, convenient to the Kitchen; also a never falling Vring of pure water within nrty 3ards or the nouse. or trims apply to apj.tf KELLEll Jt WHITE, Drnggists. BJAPKR U'AREROrsR, HOOK STORK dltflOK. lll.MKlt V. M. L. JOllNStlN has reeiveil an assortnif nt of 1'sper from Royal to the smallest Note Paper, which is ottered at wholesale or rftnil. I will g ivs the highest market price tor l.AU. Remember the place, Flftt street, near Main. NEW GOODS. SIJUMRKRTS Las just received at bis store on Water Street, between Wain and Sycamore, a large stock of Cloths Cassimeres nnd Vcstings, of the finest quality and latent rtvles, which he Is prepared to make up into fashionaMe garments of eveiy description. A fall stork of Keiuly-made Clothing, Als!, Hat, Caps and Gent's Famishing Goodi of all kinds. . Tailors ana peamsircsscs wunieii. mr.-nu 1MB (14'.I.E! andFAPERMiJM. Received ly Express, and for mile by m. l. Johnson. ror2 First street, near the Post office. RECEIV Kit this day (rrulayMand other paper and for sale at M. L. JO 'IN SON'S, Bp; First Street. FANCY WORK VXD TRÄTELING RAsRETS. tlTE have Just opened the larrest and best as WW sorted lot of Fancy French, fc ilih and Ger man Ba-kets ever brought to this city, and otter them at tow ngures to lae iraue. apio a. it. uuviv '. HARPERS MAGAZINE, for April; New York Ledger; New ork Tritiune; New York llrald; Klag of our Union; Ration's Pictorial; New York Mercury; Frank leslie's Illustrated Ms22iei New York Clipper; New York Dispatch; Weekly Novelette . Saturday evening l osr i Yanaee Notions; and Magazines and Cannes and papers ol M. L. JOHNSON'S all kinds nt apll A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, ( Seventv-five years of age, whose sands of lifefMve ncanv run out discovered while in the Eat I miles, a certain cure for Consnmption, Asthn-n, Bronchitis, Coughs, Clds, and General Debility. The re - moily was disiMivered ry mm when Ma only child, a diiu tluer, was given up io we. t immg 10 no as mm u fooii as possible, he wi It send t- such of his afflicted fel-.iw-Heings as re. inest it.Uiisrecine.with full and expliritdirertions for making upand.uccesfullv usins it. tie retire eacnappiicsui io iuti"Mj iiuii one nuiu three reni-sto be returned at postage on therecipe, and the remainder to be applied to the payment of m this advertisement. M Adirese, DR. H. JMES. apl lmdicw 19GiAnJ slreet. Jer.cv Citv. N. J. .

ESTABLISHED

WHÄHFBQAT

STEAMBOATS.

ü. S. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET. Eva9ville,Padncah Sc. Cairo Packet, J. Hs DONE, HER RON, Master, . . lba ES Kvansville every MONDAY ami THURSDAY, at 13 o'clock, M., arriving at Padusnh at f o'clock, A. M., Cairo at tl o'clock, M., TUESDAY snd FRIDAY. Retnrninr, leaves Cairo ever-TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 1 o'clock. P. !., and'Padnrah every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at S o'clock, A.M.. Connecting at Evansvllle with the! Kyansvllle and Crawrordsvilte Railroad and PacVeU for Oreen Kiver. Also, connoting at tmitbland with Cnmberland River Packets and at rlucah with Tennessee River Packets; at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Packets. Tickets ran be obtained on board the Uat for all Eastern Cities. mrW-ly Comfort, Speed and Safety." REGULAR St. LOUIS & LOUISVILLE PAC KITTS LinnTMXU LINE. THE FOLLOWING DO VTS have ccn meneed their i-egular trips in tue Louisville and St Louis trade, and will continue to run dm ing the season, giving particular atteution to all way business. Tho FASHION, CAPT. J. Jt. MAaTIÜ. Pawes Evanrville, going down Kvery TUESDAY Moruingi and up Every FRIDAY .Morning- The HIGHFLYER, CAPT. THOS. WBIOHT, Passes Evansville, going down. Every TIIUrDAY Morning, and op Every MONDAY Morning. The MOSES M'CLELLAN, Cxrr. axpers, Passes Evansvi He Everv SUNDAY Morning, going down,ai-d Every TUUBSDAY Jloming going up. Louisville and $U Loaia Passengers and shippers can rely upon there boats leaving punctually on their regular days, and connecting witti all the packets running aNve St. Louis. Fw Freight or passage apply on oard or to mrl7 -1 P. G. O'RILEY S: CO. Regular EyansviMe and Louisville Packet yr Tni? jfinV TtltTCOa win hereaf. ter run reeularlvas Iuisviile and &2KvnviU Packet: having excellent Vori-nminod:tt iotm fr meieer. She will 1mve Evansttlle every t EDN E." DAY and MATT7UDAY afternoon at 5 ockwk precisely. N. II. COHIU Mit(T. maris P. M. GA ARN ER, ClerkIIEGL'I Mt l.ornsVILLU. .RVAXSVILLB A.l IIEAÜERSO.M PACKET. THE STEAMER FCIOTO.NO. ?, will leuve Kvansville everv TlTESJ PAY at no clock, i. m., and a Ai i n5Sl2i)AYat 3 o'clock, r. m., for Hender son and Louisville. Accommodations excellent. jan-jx Louisville, Evausville und Mempliia Regular M'eekly Packet. THE LOW-rRESSUKE STEAMER SOUTHERNER, O. XT. TRIP LETT J. V. AUCIIKR... Commander. 0 loflc 5i LEAVES Louisville every Taesday at3 r. M.; !.-av Memphis every Friday at J r. .; Leaves EVANSVILLE for LOUIS IT-T.K every SUNDAYt4F.si1; leaves EVANSVILLE for MtM -I'll IS every WEDNESDAY at II A.M. Cif Whv Business solicited and attended to at same rate as charged ny I'aenets P. O. O'RIELE Y & CO., Agents. janii-ii ETansTlllc and Crawfordsvillc RAILROAD. FerLoalsville, Clnelnnatl.'St. Louis, Indian- I SpOlUSD ino uan TIME CHANCED. WEDN ESP AY, MARCH 1, lS. OX and after Wednesday March 2rl, the vp Mail irin leaves EvaBsville at i minutes pasta e. H.', arrive at Terr Ilaute juinutej past 1. . The dwn irain leaves icrre iu j i.uuum n i , m u irrivMit V'.VAnnville & minutes n4 10. Tke jwvommotlation Trains leave as heretofore, hut pass Vincennes, North, at pj:i; nth, at 1251; arrive at Terre Haute aiKi liTwisiuic o' r. j; All Stations, except Princeton, Patoaa, Vincennes, Carlisle iumI Sullivau, are made Flag flutious. FARES. as on m - OA T mt . vnirv s Iii'lianarK-lis. " Cleveland.... ' KulUlo New York.... ChMfCO.........10 50 Pittsburg 17 0f .11 50 .1$ so .? M " Philadelphia.. ..2d .VI Baltimore .21 75 Boston .:ki y! Washington.... it i": c; . - mar3 JOHN 1NUMS. Ja.,aupenuieii'inii.. " Adams lixritEss cOmian V. NEW ABBAXOKMKST. THE ADAMä'EXPRF.SS COMPANY rcsrect fully annonnce to their friend and patrons, the mi'r ic of Kvansville and vicinity, Uiat, wit increased fallities for the transportation f . .MOHIVrVAABI.B8. They jmlirit a rentinnance of former favors. cial care tnken iu the collection of . . . BILLS. t DRAFT. Espe Ami the transportation of small or valnahlepargsges.i All 1 nersons wishing to avail themselves f thofacili- . lförv;ZZ V5n obtain anr desired informatioriu rererrnce to the routes and details of thehnsiness, Ü their oLeon fir.t Street. Ivetween Jlaln and Locust otipinite tlie l'osl-unice. ueio - T It A NSPOUTATIOX" WEST W A III) WTE heg tocnll the attention of MerchanUJiuying W ... .ft-i n...;r f;,il storks rromthe Hamern cities, to the superior advantages and facilities of the iinitimnrc and Ohio Railroad, forth safe and speedy transportation of FreUht.- to . :n . . ...i fnmnTtions are made with tho most roliahle RaiWls a?;d ?teamshit. River Rooteshortenisland imrroven oy comp euon i ri .i.nr, TWrnnffli rnu-m lower tliau lv juij' other V;ln,'T,yn!Üon. Tt: V. Kellv. Philadolphia: f!.W.PeaviEt.N.York;J. T. Esolakd, Baltimore, for Information or through rates, or w .... , rvräM.Tn street and Canal. Evansville, Indiana. I yytl JISTRECEITED; Waverlv Magine, for April; Atlantic do do do 1 langer do do do.. Graham do do do i. ;.L-M-twwV4 do dn And all the Magazines and Newspapers of the iay at mrti DQR ELL 8t CONYNOTOX. Ol NOR I KS- , . . , , . 53 h hhds Sugar, fair to diele; bids 3:oia8es, 35 K bids do h tierces Rice; 25 bids Tar; 2., hags Tahle Salt, 10 Wils Losin; Iii Imgn Rio Coffee; 7: kegs Raisins; tlhoxes Herrings; mFrrejl NF.W IRON STORE. ran II G nndersigne! has now on hand a full stock of JL the BEST QUALITY OI Flat, Round and Square Dar Iron; Box Vleea, rcrevv I lain, ii-i l.irti h will offi f at the lowest irices to CAbH and nosrr tixb bcyebs. itrnn stracb. mr2'i-l m Main street, liet. 1st and 2d. New and Rare Book. HAYIN been. appointed bv the Ahtr sole agents for this city fur the nie of his book, entitled V. A Kl.Y INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCHES, a., it f ii i tfiTu wra s-vfl'r tbas aam a! retail srvl t-, the trade nt Cincinnati prices. The b.K-k i,0; . intnrodt. ami everv fitmilV. Willi Our ( ounty. Township and private lils-ane, should 1 .1.- -1. Tl.. nrMI lin'iforilllV SOOkCn Ol work in tbe highest terms. It is complete in e large, beautiful octavo volume of W paires, fine.y UP . m - a.u.A. - V w9 I lit iir. with an arttsuc i.aenej " n. u4vJVrNOTON. -KXm) iiwkVBUsiitfBr. KTAnfviUe lud Ai.Al J OIU IO """""-" L OYSTERH SVIIOINES 5(1 boxes 1 II cans Oysters: or. An 91k An An po Ü do Sardines; JSÄ !! flKAfS AN Ü ft 11 L E H 2: hlf chests Imperial G. P. 10 do Blaea Tea; '3 cad J ips Green do 15 bags Pepper; 1 do Spice; l:0 mats CaHia; tease Nutmegs; lOOIioxcs ground Spires; boxes Pepper Sauce; . T S" TOWS ihhio vu-iyi . , l 60 boxes Must.iust red sno IIII ! " ' 1 i if. if AcKERAI , IT Ja. Mi bids N os. S and 3; SO hlfs do Sand S; - Wqt, , a, i0Yh.tALZJELLJCp J 1ST RECEIVED- " ... Uahko'i Magaiine, for arn' lily's Lady s Book, d' Yankee Notions, do Harp-r's Weekly. Mew York Ledger; t lag or uur union. Maivhl At J. HEALY'S.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

1858. SPRING GOODS! 1858. (uew style robes auriixe, l organ de roues, Agbille, . . - , - LAWNS, . GINGHAMS, CIIALLIE9. . SILKS, Bleck 8IIU add Lace Mantillas,EMBROIDERIES, - ; - r hints, :. :'-"f.4'i : BLEACHED AND BROWS MUSLINS, -WniTE GOODS, ' ''".' ' KID. GLOVES, .. MITTS, . C ARPE? RUO 3 j i FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, ( . DAMASKS. with a general assortment of SmiNU A.D et.AI3IER GOODS! to sun tn mule, at greativ reaucea pnoes, JAMES OAKLY & SON, Foster' Hlnrk. t unw. mr2 1m Oval h do do do do - 2i -bis Tar; Tierces Rice; 1ä Crates assorted Karthenvrare. tafi to our order. Suitable or country stores. Received and for ssile at lowest prices for Cash, by mr22 I. te P. tHEMANN. TOBACCO '5 tioxes Kentucky and Vireinia Tolmcco, assorted graks 1 B.s, y Bs, Ds. and öft lumps; 100 caddiei Tobacco Twist aiidh'Ib plugs, choice brand; 25 gross Smoking Tolceo: Inst received hv mr31 WHEELER & RIGU?. "the cTie.vpest magazine in the world. ftfiE.VTR and Canvassers Wanted for UTTEI.LM I.IYINU AGE, in every Sute and mliou of offered. Apply to the Union. Liberal terms will be SANF0RD & DELI8SKR, ftn RroadwaT New York. Publishers of this long established and popular Periodical. mr27 ' ' H. CUMBERTS' NEW GROCERY, . ; -WHOLES ALU AXD RETAIL, Bfaln Street, Three) Doora front Seeond, EVANSVILLE, JND. iB. GUMDKHT has pcrted a new store as IT a above, in which be trill keep a full supply of the best FAMILY GROCERIES, - . Liqnor"i Cigars, Sec, Tie will also purchase and sell all kinds of COUXTRY PRODUCE. ur2;-ia COUCHES! LOtXGE.1 ßJOMB Fine Chamlier Couches, in Damsskand Encv ameicd Cloth covers. Citv trilc. for Kale low bv madenp expressly for the je7 ' SCHMITT & STARK, First st Sporting Cups. nnilK LITLST CUT, English and French JL styles, ut YACTIERfc MARC0NN1ER. Main atreet, let. 1st and 2d. mr-24 iIGS. 200dinm8ln fine oder, for sale hv ; marl OlLUKRT & ROWLES. EDXr5? S. IBTNOCRi RC0OLPH KKHR, notary fubiic SEYMOUR L KEHR, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law AMD BKAL ESTAT12 AGENTS, Will rrsrticc Law in atl the Court of this State; make Collections in Yanderliurg County; purchase and sell Real Kstate on Commission, &c., together with ail otner duties rnnectei witn their profession of the Law and their Real Kstate Agency. Lots atid Farms Constantly for Kale. Office on Third Street, in rear of Mashing ton Hotel, EVANSVILLE, IXD. mr2"-3md&w - MALTBVS FRESH OYSTERS 1AM now receiving daily BIALTBY'S unrivalled and celebrated choice Planted Baltimore Orsters. and am psejiared to otter the trade inch Inducements or iiie enure nniwn um um u never trn vhctvu in this market heretofore. A constant daily utoIv al ways n hand, so that dealers and families can obtain at änv time during the season those choice Ovsters.in cans and half cans and in the shelf, warranted fresh and swet, and very superior in flavor and quality. Terms cash. Ana none out nans awe money received A.- KURTZ, octl5-tf - Sol Aotirrfor Evansville. G ROC ER IKS. 400 bags Colfee, in store and to rome, and fortnlaiy fmari:i pukstoj brothers iooi aiiLCU cows For ml bv '.. 11. COOK & PON. ,. NOTICK. . rTOHOSRwho lutve rpoken to me for Strawtierrr B Plauts, would do well to have their ground in readiness for them hy the first week in April, at which time the V lants will lie ready fur delivery. . ihere ai-e rev nnn'irrui Tin iinwu. . i N. It. All orders len atwra. lingoes cbwe corner Main and Second strert, will -e sUended to. mr.'l ANDREW ERSKINB. LUiiimt! ;oon article of Dry Pine Lumber and l Shingles for ale, can he found at the yard ot R. II. BKNNKTT ti CO., mr26-Cm . . . near Krati & Heilman s Foundry. Dm kr reef- ; ' 50(1 Ihs Sugar cured, received and. for sals hy mrJK V1UKKKT JOI1.1BTU.1. änilEESUJ -Ml tioxes Goshen Cheese, received and for sale 6 VICKERY & JOHNSTON. T New Books. BAYARDTAV LOIl'6 XEXV ROQR Travels in Sweden lplarnl and Horway. v. lioney l-aiy a oo. ior Apni, Yankee Notions, April; Life of Aaroa Burr; . Receive.! I.y. POBKLL Si CONYNQTON. LE. 54 Wl8 Pittsburgh Ale, just received and for I m s:iic,ai reuucea prices fcl3 TENNEY Si SORENSON. R. S. HOWARD, RECEIVING, FORWARDING ",' " V ABO' - COMMISSION MERCHANT, Water Street, EVANSVILLE, IND., Tn ANK FUL for the patronage heretofore so liter ally extended to mc,I eg to say to my Orecn River and ai'Hsh rrienns uihi i am sun on wir (romn, ready and willing to gtve their consignments cioe attention . .. Particular attention given to the rorwaramr or .10bscco, Pork, Lanl, Bai-on Casks and general Merchandize. mrJ6-3m Kversreen Tree. 1 AA CHOICE EYEKGHEEAS, assorted Just Received hy Z. II- COOK & SON. - vnrvi; iiniUl.' f ß for sale low f jr cash by uir.'.i ..ii. i oi oo.n. 4000 STAWRKRRY PfA.TTS-In fine order, for salebv Z. II. COOK fa SON. CHOICE DRIED PEACHES, f lo lo Amies. l Iu Store and for Mle by Z. II. COOK ii SCN. Proposals from Ilnilder. WHIZ C.DKRII;.EDw;H receive sealed proH ios;ili until the 1st of Avril next, for the erection of Four Brick Stores, on M;iin Street. Plans and soecificati'ms rwn'y for indirection at our office. 41 ODEY'S LADY'S ROOK for March, just received BT by lfciilil lxUKLLA CONYNUTON. CLARIFIED SITGARS.-1I IM hf ttor. For sale by ImarUl PRESTON RKOTHEIiS. srUNniiiK! to dozen Iron bound half Bushel measures; 25 utils Tanner's on; 15 do Crushed Sugar; 15 do Powdered Sugar;" is do Loaf Sugar; Just received, and for sale by mrj:i PRESTON BROS. aOHEESE- . j box j boxe W. It. and IIsmhnreh;lust received, for GILBERT L BOWLES, Sveamore, near Watnr streetsale by mr.il CARPET CIIAIA-" l.i lrs White; 10 do Colored; - 5 do Cotton Twine; ForSileby . ORR,-FALLZEt. at Co TOP OMOX SETS. Oa'a RUSH CHOICE ONION SET? received and sU for sale by Z. II. COOK & SON. IMPROVE YOUR LOOKS By buying one of V AUTI ER 8b MARCONNIER'S . SPRING STYLE HATS, U MI ICH for beauty and symctr'.cal proportions make the present style one of the neatest ever presented to the public. , Hats made to order which we warrant to Ct as com fortably as a nightcap. mr.'t A Challenge to the World! - TO PRODUCE A FINER OR BETTER article of FRENCH FELT II ATS, than those we are manufacturing.- All shapes and I colors kept on hand, or made to order at short notice. mr2t Main street, bet. 1st and 2nd. Elennt Cans. AI K'R VfllTTIISi anil IVP1VTS CAP. 11. for Spring and Pommer wear at TAIIICK K MAttUU..TIIt.lU mr:t Main street, bet. let and 2d.

COAL DEALERS.

COAL!! COAL!! COAX!!! JUSTICB WILL AND SHALL BE PONE." I II AYE hist etwteil a Parbank'i Scalet for the parpose of weighing nay coal.. I shall seil my coal by weight, according to the law of the Staler. I have a Urge stock of superior quality of Pittsburg Coal, atid invite all- my friends to give me a call and try it. 1 nave nccn eirnreen years in tne bcsiucss, ana protest toheajudre. .The price of coal isiseenfs per bo she I. All orders left at the iim Ompany'i Otfice, etwee First an Second, on Locurt street, or at Horn brook's Stote, on Water itreet. or at my Coal Oflice at the Lamasco barf, will be attended to. All coal must be paid for when ordered, In bankable enm-nrr. deciUtf. ANDRKW UUTClISSON. Coal t'1 Coal! Coal! WE have now on fcant,and are daily receiving, the best COAL that has ever bees Introduced into this market, which wc are idling low. Good currency will be receive I In pavment.. Orders left at the store of JNO. W. HUOUES, next to the State Hank, will be promptly attended to. Janrtf JNO.WinUGnES&CO. COAL FOR SALK. ; . WE have on hand and are constantly receiving coal of an excellent quality from up the canal, which we will deliver in anv part of the city at Kc. Orders Wt at James Laughlm't warehouse, or at the office of Nathan Rowley will l-e prmftly after b-o" to. ROWLEY k AMORY. J. W. HUCHES, (Scccassoa TO HOLU5GSVrOaTH & IlrOHEI.) Importer and Wholesale Dealer lo CHINA AND GLASSWARE, LOOKING-CLAS.SE.S, KNIVES Oc FORKS, Tea Trays, Tea and Table Spoons, Hrtttanla Ware, dc, JT. 11 ZTA1X STREET, next to Old Eanl; EVANSVILLE, INI. . IV" Crates assorted to snit the Oortntry Trad al ways on hand. Alto, 8TONE WARE cf c ery desenption. sorio STAR AND ADA3IANTINE THE undersigned continue the manufacture of their celebrated Canities, of the diflerent sizes four, five, six and seven to the pound. ALL WARRANTED FULL WEIGHT.' Consumers will find it greatly to their interest to n thee Candles in preference to those that are sold BY COUNT. Many Candles that are really seven to the pound are branded and sold as sixes, mining a difference against the consumer of five pounds to tho box. The variation usually made in the price is not proportioned to thisditference,as the following statement ahows: A box or Skvkks coktains 47 Candles, akb is SOLD FOR 35 rOl'M, WHICH ISTHB ACTUAL WRinilT. A box or U oz., oa "Short Weioht Fixks. rofTAiss onlt StO Cakdlks, SAMK 81 K AS THE SEVENS, and is sold roa fortv rocans. Sapposing the price of the former to be SOecnts, and the lauer 1" cents, there will he a difference of twenty ecnU in price and sevn Cand les -In connt rer l, in favor of the full weight Caridhs to retailers and consumers; and this will he Increased five cefilg pec. box fir every cent advance in price. - Those interested would do well ta examine tht subject for themselves. PROCTER ti GAMBLE, mar? 3m i I 24 West Second street, Cincinnati. Dress Cassimere Hats. 117 K ARK M 4ACFACTLRING for Spring W and Sammer wear, a ndendid assortmentSHn d good wearing article of Caesixuere Hats, shaped to suit the moat fastidious, tastes. VAUTIER& MARCONNIER, mrt ; Main street, bet. 1st an! 2d. ALTIMORB COFFEE M.M m bags for sale by mrSO GILBERT & BOWLE ?. . FOK THE SPKIKG TRADE. ' THE ündersipied has now. on hand, aDdarrivinr, a full and complete assortment of Hardware, which he will sell at the lowert irices, snch as Shovels and Spades, (üarJen lloca and Eukcs,. . Hay and Manure Forks, Trace, Log nnd otbtr Chains Hames and Hedge Shears, Locks and Latches, . ' Butta, Hinges and Screws, Boring and Morticing Machines, ... Table andPocket Cutlery, JJutcbcr'a and Earl Smith's Tiles, J3ill and Cross Cut Sat3, Kails, . Carpenters and Coopers' Tools, of the best qualitr. . Also, a large Stock of Paint.. hoe. Counter an other Brushes. Begs leave to call the attention of Grocers buying Hani ware, who will hml it to their interest to examinw Iiis Stock: before purchasing elsewhere. JACOU STRACII, mr23 . Sucoessor to A. ALDaiacn. Wholesale riour.Depot. WE are inconstant receipt of and have in store for sale, at all times a larjre s ock cf the best brands of Flour, both Lxtra scd Superane. to . hich we invite the trade. , BROWN Jt AIKMAN, mr23 corner Main street and Canal. I .EE'S EXTR A FAMILY FLOTO- .-. J I n bbls, anl for sale by - rnrii ' BROWN fr ATKMAN. 1 : "L.IJ C.I U S II A RT, ; IMPORTEN & DEALER IN METALS , 4 AND C nUltLING SL.I1, ÄEIV YORK, O FFERS FOR SALE BANCA TIN, STRAITS Tin, Antimony, Spanish and American iead. Plab Zinc, Copper, Pismuth, Bar Tin and Jlar I--ad, Bnliliit metal, Siielter Solder. Plumber's Solder, &C. Also, BRITANNIA and PLATED WARE at wholesale and retail. marten SELLING OUTI rajIIE" nndeflgned beg to rive notice to the pi in general, that they are dctermiBCd to sell uldie out their entirettock of . . China, Glass and Qaecnsware. Reing desirous to quit this business, they are Willi ing to sei! their goods at, and a RELOW COST PRICE. '- This is a very excellent opportunity or Families to furnish Urem selves wtth thesp yueensware, and should not le overlooked. Cah. wholesale buyers We,rticularly requested veaean. mr24-lmd Main street. tOAK. CRÜSHE AND POWDERED SUGAR. 25 bbls. just received and for sie by mari UILUERI iL E0WLES. IJABCOCK Si. SONXTA, ' ttPOBTEES OP v . Guns and Fishing Tatkle, - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. B EO LEAVli to CaM the attention of Gnnsmiths ä and Sportsmen to their large htsck.of Fine and li.in timitJ iinr Sin 1 tiarrel Klnt limit: Coll and Allen's Pistol?, Kitle liarrsls. Gen tLocks, and every article for Gun MnVerv e porting Arira'u, such as .wne Bags, Shot Lclis, Pow..r FUks, rercussion Caps, llanting Fnive-, and Kine Pocket Cutlery. Also, large slock of Henryks superior w ranted Rifles." Also, fishins TBeyeof raTJ7vie?,r tion. mrJ3 BAUCOCK & SONNTAG. .1 CST RECEIVED BY EXPRFES.Yauaee Notions for March; .. Swan's Instructive Rentier; Musical Bamjutt, for sale by feha ' . J. nEAIA Talaahle Standard Works. DOBELL & COXrKGtON ARE HOLE MM-A! AGENTS for Vanderbirch county for all thb scsscmirrios books published by D. APPLETON At CO. Abridgement of the Debates la Congress, Or Public History tf the United Suites. Xew American Encyclopedia, A Dictionary and Journal of Knowledge. Certainly the first work of the age. i ri.n.. A fnll-r-tinn of Speeches and Addresses of Ue Most Lmlnent Orators or America. Encyclopedia of Wit and Humor, By the celebrated Comedian Burton, in 2öc. N os. 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