Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 131, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 April 1858 — Page 3

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MONDAY, AriilL 25 IlIOMITIK. Tsstcrdav 1 A. J9 0. iKm. 35:00 Tor THERXOXETEK.

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W Advertisements intended for the Daily must hh handed In before I o'clock, 1. M. to insure insertion. MUs Dora Shaw Will appaur this eTenins in liar most popular character, Catnille," in which she has won her most brilliant reputation. W have a stock company of more talent than is often fotinl on the best boards in the largest cities,anJ with Mus Shaw and II r. Carroll for stars, the play will be presented in a style equal to its performance in any of the metropolitan theatres. 07" A vonns man by tho namo of LoTeday, in a stato of phrensy, caused by tha frowns of a lady, went to Dr. tiunn's oßic in LouisviI.e on Wednesday and asked for a dose of arsenic with which to destroy himself. Being refuseed, ho drew a pistol to shoot he says himself, but shot the Doctor, in the thigh, causing a screic wound. He was examined and released as it was apparent the act had been done in a moment of excitement, lwrdering on lunacy. r Two individuals haTing imbibed a sufficient quantity of tho "ardent' to make them feel somewhat pugnacious, Engaged in a "passage of arms" with one another on Main street, Saturday, but were interrupted by an ofllcer, who- took lh?m before Squire Mills, to answer the charge of disturbing the peace. One of them had several severe bites on the back, but the other wag uninjured. Squire Mills committed one of them to jail until he became sufficiently sober to have his trial. The other stood his trial, was fined five dollars, and committed to jail in da fault of raising the requisite amount. Illinois Plate Convention. Tli Bttcliarian Stato Convention pasted a resolution endorsing tire Cincinnati platform pledging the adherence of tho party to lta principles. A Stato Committee of one for each Congressional district was appointed. The nomination of a State ticket fcaa post poned till the 8th of June: The Douglas Convention which embraced delegates from five-sixth's of the counties in tho State, made no reference to tho Buchanan faction and proceeded In tlicir doings as if the party was still a unity. A Stato ticket was nominated. The customary acaolntions were adopted. Tho Cincinnati platform was ape cially endorsed and eulogised. They domed that "any power on earth," except a' "like lbyn to that which constructed this re markabls fabric, could add to it a single plank, or take from it so much as a splinter. Noboby could "prescribe new or different testa to the Domocracy of Illinois. They then proceeded to add tho important principle that the Constitution of every new Stato seeking admission into the Union should be first ratified by a popular vote; ano until such ratification of the Lecompton instrument, thoy declare themselves "unalterably op posed to tho admission of Kansas nnder that Constitution." Consequently they express approval ot the coursa of each Democratic member of the Illinois delegation, landing them by name, for "firm and uncompromising devotion to Democratic principles." To crown all, thoy added their endorsement, und pledged their future support, to Mr. Buchanan's Administration, in so far as it adheres, and only so for as it adhersa to the Cincinnati platform. hi? "The Atlantic for May, has bocn recei red by Dobell fc Conyngton. Tle present number contains ranch excellont reading. Tho autocrat appears again. Thoro Is an article on Henry Ward Beecher, and tho Catacombs of Come are continued. CowifintNo. A man who Is connected with a respectable family and is a member of nn lionorablo profession in Princeton was in town on Saturday, in a slat of brutal iatoxication, and insulted several respectable ladiesin tho street. Tlio husband of one, encountered him in the evening, and gave him a most thorough d reading with a cowhide. If the Iessoa of Jsobriety ho received lasts r long as tho marks ho got he will be for some time to come a better man. QrK is rumored that Senator Sir dell of Louisiana, and Mr. Belmont late Minister to the Hague, are encased in the raising of a loan for three million of dollars, to bo applied in aid of the revo lution now in progress in Sonora. THE TllVER. Arrivals and Departures. I From T. G. O'Riley ft Co.'s Register. Aran. Hand 34dendale, Cincinnati to M emphis; Time.Tenn, P.iTerto Louisville; Vshion.?t. I.nui to Louisville; J'rairie Hose, St. l.oui to Cincinnati: Vaci fic, Louisville to New Orken; Tempest. Memphis to Cincinnati; AlTin Adam. LonUriile to .Memphis; ltrvflf, Louisville to ll.Oreen; W. J. MarMy, Cincinnati to St.LouiS Tempert, Lnuirille to NaKhville; Shrnanco, St. I .no it to rittwtiurc; Keliaix-e, Nahvill to I'ittshnrs; II. bridges, U. (ireeo to Louiiville. The weather, Saturday was cold and disa greeable, givinjy indications of more rain. Fires were absolutely essential. The river continues to fall at this point as at all others above. Tho steamer Bridges arrived on Saturday Through tho politeness of her clerk, we aro favored with her manifest, which is as fol lows: 90 hhds. tobacco, and 50 tcs. of hams J. S. Mitchell & Co.; 8 hhds. tobacco, Crano & Valentine; 11 hhds. tobacco, 11. fc. How ard; 71 hhds. tobacco for Louisville. Tho steamer Baltimore supplies tho place cf tho Venture, lost near Oallipolis, in tho Pomeroy trade. To day, tho Done starts down to Cairo, and intermediate points. This is a no opportunity for a pleasant trip to the Mississippi, a tho officer of tho Done are untiring in their effort to make pasngers comfortable. Tho steamer High Flyer will paxs up this mornics route tor Louisville. Tbia will bo aa good an opportuni'y as one can wish to so to Louisville.

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TILietiriltD EXCLUSIVELY TO THE EVASSV1LLB DAILY JOraSAL BY K. A w. Lilt. XXXVth Congress First Scssiou. Wasuixotox, April 24, m Horst. Tho pending motion to rc-con-sidertho vote postponing tho discusfion of I the report of the Con fcreuco Committed and laying the motion on the table coming up for consideration. Stephens, of Ga., thought that Monday, two weeks, was too tar, at this advanced stag of the question, for the consideration of I the report. It would bo a favor to himself, as ho wished to be absent, owing to the state of his health. lis hoped that all would agreo that thu vote bo taken ou Wednesday next. Campbell, of Ohio, said that tho report of the committee was entirely a new :ie. lie had decided to leave the city on Monday and others proposed leaving this evening. As it was impossible for him to return by Wedncs day next, he thought the Mibject had better be voted on at the adjournment, the second Monday in May. The question was then taken, on motion of Harris tu reconsider the vote by which tho postponement to tlioceond Monday in May was yesterday Uxcd, and to lay that motion on the table, and it was decided aitirmatiwlv. bv a voto of 110 airaiust 101. Stephens remarked that he only wanted a fair understanding. Hill explained that in tho moving a postmen t of tho report until the second Monday in May, he did so at the suggestion ol certain personal but not political uiends. Clay said that lis himself wanted to go homo to attend to his personal affairs, but this was tho first time he had known in tho listory of public legislation that the affairs ot a great country should be postponed to meet the pi i vale wishes of gentlemen. Montgomery said that private affairs auo required his presenco at home. 'o possible injury could result from postponement till the second Monday of May. I he question then recurred on agreeing to tho original motion for postponement as amended by inserting the second Monday in May. Y ashburn, of Maine, moved a call of tho House. Sin ate. Nothing of importance tran spired during the morning hour. 1 he amcudment of essenden to the defi ciency bill was taken up and voted on, being negatived. Washington. Aprl 24 v 5f IIocse. TIio motion or v aaliourn was disagreed to, 46 against 155. Hughes moved th previous question, neeativod, S9 against 103. It this be not earriod the House would not be brought to a vote on the report of the Committee of Conference. bcwait moved an adjournment: carried by 106 against 99. Senate. Seward presented the petition of J. C. Jewett that demand be made on the Government of rem for the non-fulfil merit of engagements in reference to tho Lobos Is lands, l.cierrca to tue commmittce on Claims. Yulee presented the pc'ition of El ward 1). iippett lor aid to test Ins cold water steam enirine. Referred to Committee. 9 - - k arious petitions were presented in sup port of tho Collin steamers between l'hiladcrpuia ana couiiiampton. Gwin, by leave, brought in his bill secur ing better protection to tlo lives of passeng(rs on board steamers. Bead twice and referred to the Postal Committee. The defie'ency bill was further discnsscJ A motion that any unexpended arpropiation 6n the 30th of June, 1S59 be returned, to the surplus t und, was lost IS against 29. Wade spoka on tho tho genera question of the vtali war.1 lie said whai would be cowardice in case of a great war might bo policy ill case of a tribe like the Mormons or Indians, no wisiicd ine l resident Lad in voked the principle of popular sovereignty and applied it to that people. Let them re gulato Pthtir own affairs, he would yet make peace with tlicm on tho best terms, ns n vic tory over licm would be barren. He would 1 1. T 1 1 . 1 .. . I repeal tue jicrruoriai taw, nnu, lnueea. wouia novcr have granted it, knowine as we did that they bcliercd in a theocracy incompatible wiiu repuouenn lrrsuiuuor.s. iiaa wo lei them alone, schisms would havo divided the m, but having acnt an nrmj it would con solidate them an I make their councils hnrnonious. He wa opposed to tho Mormon tenets but Mormouism has not yet troubled tho rights of any one outsido of its own ciril-s Force never conquered fanaticism, for the blood of tho martyrs is the seed of the church. Hale and Wilson respectively defined their position in rcsioct to their vote rinaiiy tho 1 ill was read t lie third time and the question put, shall the bill pa.-! Ayes -J, uocs. llroucriek, Umerom, 1 hand er. Clark. Collamer, Dixon. Doolittle. res senden, Footc, Fester, Hale, Harlan. K'njr, Mmmons, Mewart, I ruiubnll, Wauo. Wilsoi Absent. liates, UcII, Crittenden. Davis, Douglas, Kennedy, Tearcc, Kcid, Sumner and Thompson. i aired orr. boward with lienjamm. MaBon with Marlen. HS 1 . m a ine mil tlicreioro passed rrecisclr as re ported from committee with the addition of Stewart's amendment, that the Secretary sub mit future contracts lor tho sanction of Con gress. 1 lie ?cnate then went into executive session and subsequently adjourned. Washington Items. Wasiiingtox, April 24 ir The papers and a correspondence between Lord Napier and tho Secretary of State called f r by tho Senate relative to the slave trade are now betöre tlio ben&to and ordered to be printed. Mr. las discu? S2s with much lorco and with the sliguwut spico or ridicule tue new schema ot lorecd labor, called appren tices or of involuntary emigrants by tho r rencn liovernment and recognized by the British. In conclusion, ho says, I am instructed by the President to inform your Lordship, that while he is deter mi nod to ex ecute tho treaty of 1842 with fidelity and ef ficiency, ho ih not prepared under existing circumstances to enter into any new stipulawons on ine BnojecT 01 tne siava trade. Tho Democratic Senators have unanimous ly determined to sustain tho report of tho committee with tho exception of Dongla, Stewart and Broderick, who arc still inclined against tho measure. Niw York, April 24.M Tho Washington correspondent of tho Herald says, in relation to the Congressional rrocsedings, yesterday, the vote of the louse to-day on the bill reported by tho Committee of Conference on Kansas, though somewhat unexpected, has not disappointed the mends ot that plan or pacinoauon. There were but three majority, while every opponent of the bill voted for postponement, several wbo will probably vot lor it on its merits, also voted with the majority. Cer tain Southern men who want to go homo for a lime, or who want to attend the Charleston races voted for its postponement. Tho House was greatly excited, and at one time tho Speaker had to call for tho Sereeant-at arms for the purpose or separating two Jicpretcnt atic, Gai trill and Hill who appeared to bo bliccrnnts. Certain nely expressions were ued in the Senate, to-day. betwecu Brode rick and Green, at tho time tho question of submitting the Kansas bill was being dis cussed. The H rather. riTTsarno, April 24 m Kiver 10V fcetby the pier mark and fall ing. eaihcr cloudy, Thoro was snow this morning. . . Louisville, April 24. M 1 nc river Has fallen 6 incha in th la.t ?i hour?. It was 8 to 8 feet iu tho oaual last ovcning. CisciXTf ati, April 24. m A cathcr clear and t ool. The river has fall en G inencs in tue last 24 hours. Ualtimore 51 arket.l I Halt most, April 21. m Sales of city mills soar at 4 00 Howard streo. and Ohio 4 av. w neat steady at 1 1 (ttl 20 for pood whito. Corn dull, white 64 fäW: yellow 7350. Whisky dull and tin - chanced. Provisions buoyant. Balk meats i&)' Mw pork 17 00. Lard ll)il3

New York Market. Ngw York, April 20 ir Flour firm; sales of 2500 bales at 4 25g4. 80 for State; Ohio has advanced 5c; q noted at

4 5ifö4 65. v heat nuiet, sale or 6iKK bnsli t 1 13 for rod Southern, w lute corn 72f75 veil 7.VÄ76. Beef market is buoyant at 11. Whisky doll. Stocks doll and lower. At tho tea sales to-day, preen showed a slight improvement but black was a shade lower, and were largely withdrawn. Nivr iORK, April 24. rn Tho flour market is a shade better with rather more doing, both for onme consumption and export. Sales of 11.000 bbl at 4 25 (24 CO fcr superfine State, A 20(34 Z) for Westcrn. J no niarKei lsqiiiv nu meany ai me close. Small sales of rye ti"nr at 3(&3 ;o. The wheat market is drill and depressud by the large supply ottered to arrive. Sales at 11-2113 for red SoutWrn, 1 40J1 42 fur whita Ky. and 1 25 for white Southern, llye dull oS. Barley is more active, sales of 12,0'K). Corn 71(475, for mixed and white, and 75(i75 for yellow. Oat dull and lower, sales .ri((49 for State and 49(&50 for Western. Whisky stead r and in tair demand at 21'. Pork market firmer, and in active demand at 19(J19 10 for mean, 15 301535 for prime, inchidin? 50 days with interest added. Bccf buoyant at 5 50(S '-5 for re-paeked mess. Cut meats steady at 6(-7' for shoulders Q (tJ 10 for hams. Lard llJidJllK. Cincinnati Market. Cincisxati, April 24. M Flour unchanged and dull. Whisky Provisions buoyant. Pork has advanced to 213. Lanre demand for bulk mcaU and ba con sides at $ijfi4t hut nouo to te had at these rates. Cincinnati, April 24. r M Flour dull. "Whisky firm, Hoo sold.it IC. Mesa pork has advanced 5V, and sales , of 5000 at IS 00, closing buoyant. Lard ad vanced to 11. with active demand. More b u vers than sellers of bulk sides at 8-; 550 hhds bacon tides sold at 10 delivered June lat; on tho spot held at 9. Tho market for all closed buovant and unsettled, i nc demand for speculative money ea.y. change firm at 8 prcm. for Eastern. New Orleans Market. New Orleans, April 2S. r u Cotton niicliansred. sales of SOW bales: sales for the week 62,K-0 bales; receipts for the week 22.000; present stock Zi'J ,0X; re ccipts ahead of last year 23,000. fcujrar 6' 7. .Molasses 27(SO Klo coneo tu";; toll. Flour 4 3'. Whitejwhcat 1 2.". Mess pork 1$(,19. Keg lard 13. Sterling ex change 107!107. Mobile, April 2 1 m The cotton market 1 firm and and advunem ; sales of 2500 bales middlings at 1 1 i sales Kr the weck 1C00 bales, receipts lor the week havo been 7,500 bales ajrainst 2500 of the pre vious week. The sto- in port is Vj.ow bales. LorisviLLE, April 14. ir Five coal bonts wsro sunk on Thursday night near Hawsvil'o by the storm. Ono f air owned by Wm. If. lirown; one pair by I. it J. Watson; one by Harvey Xeal. The crew on atson a ana ISeal boats were ravo-1. Six men were lost from I'rown's boat's. II nrv Hrown,Wro. Brown, Dors ?y JaeksAii, Mr. Lnmly, and two others, nanus not ascertained. KAII.noAl) ItKC'KirT. April 24. 150 bbls flour, 43 do whiskv, 8 bxs mdsc, Brown fc Aikman; 1 b?; birs. Lit tle & Krvin; 2 do, 82 bush wheat, Ifrlchart Bros; 500do.ll bush corn.!. K Jlili; 2r0 bush wheat. J R Mills & Co; 140 do II JC Bead; 50 bbls nork, I G O'Kiley '& Co; 1C bbls flour. 3 do oirjrs. I A Crane; 2 do J S Jaqness t Co;l bbl, 1 li'.f bbl, 1 keg drus. 1 csk paint, Scich & Cardstcdt; l'bx mdso. W t Larkin; 26 bbls flour, u roster cz to; l tx mdsc. J Hutchinson: 4 bxs tea, Ilornbrook it Co: 1 bx mdsc. Schmidt Ä Starck; 1 bx mdsc, 1 do h ware, C Balcock. 07-JIr. John Cadwalladcr, of Thila delnhia. who has recently been an ultra ' , . T Ä !,-:.,,. adTtcat8 of Lccomptonism, hasjust been appointed U. S. District Judge in place of Judge Kane, deceased, in reward for his devotion to tho favorite theories of Mr. Puchanan. PIIOF. DE GIMTIl'S rilAtTIVE. A HierlfT Cured In one Mtht by He Urath's Electric Uli. LtTTsa raoit pa. KKVSsa. PittsWs;, May Sth, 1 Prr. Ds C, k iTH , X South Pth t r hila. I have a remarkable cure Peputy glierif! Kerr of rittiurK. Iiad a very swollen and unnrui nni. 1 aniliel the oil pernally. hirh c:ive luMnnt relief lie has recommended the oil to others artlk'tcd Willi Khruniati.-'in, in which the results were mt uti.'facUry. Truly your, GEO. II. KKYSF.R, M. D. Gbr&t Cm Cmru, Ukad! Rhcvmatmm. Mr. Joseph I. Uartle,'., Myrtl Ureet, uy the flee trie uiicure! iura uuinoiiaiciy. Pilks. Charle Sextm, 1., Ks-Mayor of Cm-d-n,savi tlx arp!aationscurel him. AIm, cured his Rheutuatiam. NscaMia Mr. Parid Mann, 4, Vine air eat. aava. he waa a re:ttaull:rer. hut ths O.l cured hiia 6osaysK.il. Grant, Ksq., il 7, North Kirhth street Croup. Thia Oil Is InramMe for Croup. Aia a laly at Uirard lloue. C actios. There are numerona Imitstions tprnnf up 011 the reputation that my arliclo haa aruirel. Hie puuiic mottoeware. iney are woriiuess. Phila., Sfpt. 1st, IW. Taor. Pt Grath Penr Sir:"I mu.t Inform you of tin. ureal heurtit a mtient of mine hsa exirienrel from the application of your KUetrie Oil. The rate was th it of a cirl f P j-e:ir of aire, who was ternldy atlliited with xn.fula. und adiscuarce Irnm the Knee. The leizteeame so contracted as to literally bu-y the heel in the hip. It had 'wn in this atate fr alut li month", and 1 could fi. 4 nilhiiig in the whole "Materia Medira" to hre auv til'rct or ive r-lirf. I final ly procured a hoUle or your Kiectric Oil anJ Rave it to die mother direetinc her to aiply it to the psirts almiit the contracted Binews, whit-li hal theell'ect of makiiiir th- leg nearly oue-foarth Uraiplit in shout n hour Tin spplirntion of the Oil was ronlinuM for al out a weeK, minr only ö bottles and now the lea U cearly perfect! r tricht. John u. mcewix, m. t.; 1CJ Callow hill street CaITTIOI. Thercarennmeroui imitations rrnn nnoj the rerntation that nvr srticle has acquired. The pudic must beware. 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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

Snle oT Market Stall. JOTICI" i hereby given to the owners of Putch11 er' SLtlU ans VeceUhle Stands of the CVntml Market Hou, that th nutä will be nl at public auction to the highe 'udder, on Sitiunliiy morning, M iy lit, next. at o clock, by-iraru ßelineider, llsrket Slaster, n,the lremies. The payment for tho eune mu be mrule ril time of urcliase. A. LEMCKE, Cl'k. apia-ts Sate ot Vegetable tAnds at Uppci market; ToTICK I hereby ijlvefi tothV cVhcrs of Tegels UWIe SUhiIj at Urper Market, that the same will ! oll at public auction to the highest bidder, on TburlT 'Mh AH-il next, at o'cloca, A. M. by Aucuit Ellu, Market Master, at said Market House. Tlte paynnt fr the itauic must be made at the time or purchane. . . ap.l-U A . 1.F.MCK E, Clerk. UrOODWAKK. . . UK) dox. Tuin and Ttucket! ill do sealed half bushels; and a variety of small meanires, rwetTed and for sals by V1CKEKY Äi JUU.N STON. by rxnuiEs. N W lioxes ToUncco; V) It ties No. I lUttinx; 5 Cases Sardine; ... 10 Cases Matche. J ust rweiTed and for sale by aplö GM). FOSTEK a CO. I? 11 IM STONE. 5 Hls. Roll Ilrimstone; 5 i Hour Miipnur; 2 d Kpsoin S.tltj; 1 Ca-k Madder. In store und f.r te r OKI). KOST Kit & CO. fc j0?KWItLK Mlhh.S" FLOUR. A suppir M. in lumls and sucks, kept rnnstantl v on hand. fur sale by I LHEItT BOWLKS. W fILLOW & KMPIKK CABi-Froiu JJ3 to I i 50. Just recei vci i;y II. COOK k SON. I AI KU HAUS. ;.,XX Feiner Hags, from I It, to so lbs. For le cheaper tfmn cchmI piper bv the rim. 7.. II COOK 4i SON. rLovkn seed ,WU. rereive! this dny by 7.. II. COOK k SON. GODKY'i LADY'S ROOK, for Mar.at apW iOUELL & CONYNOTON'S. t.IGS. IjO drums in fineortl.T, for sale rrrv low. nvl' U.BEIIT & BOWLES Win any quantity, for sale at reduced prices, by U. I UST Ml fit CO. 3TAIt C'ADLES.5 Iioxes rtl. fr sale fill.TIERT Sc KOWI.KS. by fiE.MKNT.--rV- BMa llyilniulic Cement, Jut recciveil and lor sale iv api: VICKEUV JOHNSTON'. Tt'RXIIti. 2ii Busl-els Prime Turnips, juvt received and fur sale by 7.. U COOK c ON . NEW SADDLrilY ESTABLISHMENT. GKOnCE TIIORXIIILT., SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, Main street, two doors store Creseent City Bank, EVANSVILLE, IXD. II E lia now a tuvc and eomplete stoci of SMIp. uriiiies, Vny Harness, damage and ldiccy HariiFSH. I.otli double and nincle. of In ) n i:iniiufa,rture on hand, and f-r sale on the most reonable ternik. lie invites custuuicr in the city and from abroad to call and exam ine ins stock. ri:j-tr AK FEED BASKETS. 20 doE. rery fine Oak 9 Feed Baskets, country nnke it recoive! r.r aplO 1 Z. H. COOK it SON inoXFKITlOSKnS VV. R...:0 bids, this X d day receircd per tir.unte Mate, for nie ly uii.ne.Ki s uun i.i- .-s, a,-; !vcaniore n'ar VntT st nj HEl.LUAKKtMV.IV S.l-.x. C:iu:ilsnil It. It. "ifhecl-Barrows; '.".COOK SON. 3d.. Toy U hcel-ll;irnrs Jut received by C II A I lis a doit, a 1. Child Cane Chair; ädoz. Willi. w Work Nur. Chair: Jut received by Z. 11. COOK & SOX. 'pKAS, SPICE. L ih half chests arttd T; l(k catties do; do; lo matu Cassia: 10 Ing Pepper; i do ?ptce; I cjtk Sulphur; 3 do ypwnn falls; I do M.i l.lrr; 1 do r.riniitone: 1 ca.se I.KiU's-ke: In store and for sal apju E.S.BABCOCK. .ti:v nOOKS! xv.w lm The Three Itmntirs: The Helle of.M ashinrton; Prince of the House of Darid; New York l.-lptr, for A pril :'l; I'lac of our I'nioii, do do: Just received at . J. IIBALY . Evauville, March STth, ASTItOLOfiY. JJANYof or revlers, d-iuhtUf s, will lie pratifiel 111 to learw Ih it the Yenetiau. AstrUisieiine, MAUA.ilK IMI.OTI, lias arrive ift tins eilytand her tajr It-in Tery 4imiled. the opportunity shoald I iinoieili.tuJy rmlra-ed ly all w ho are desirous of hearing a retiiio!i of the lust, r of tt-ering into ru'unty. Mieeomes luslilv reciumcndcil. The Madtine hasthn i:leintteil KO.MAN TALIS MAN. hi:h will rure to tlmx- iiil-nrkinff on the temptrtou oc-aof life inevitahle sncee5 in their hiiMRCM traiiiartioiis. Mie is alo a irae!:eal ! trei. and ha umnv valuah e reinetlial compounds. which, to thossaitlicted, she will be liappy to aaltuinitir. I J, 1 1 er fees are v err liieral.teinr, for apprising one of the past, present anil future, only one dollar. . iT Mie ca.u he seen l tnc w aaiuntou iioue, tor a few days. apiw-ir mrO()l)K AI WILLOW WARE.II tlox.as. Market IUket; in liest assorteti t ioines (asKew; lod'i. VII llut-kets, assorted; 5 do Cntt"ii Mops. lo do a. Pine and Cellar Churosl .11 nests lVitli Tuhs, 3 in ; Ifl do do do in ; l.'tdos aortcl W ash Till s; J;, iln do Hucketsf in do Celar do; l'JJ nest a. Wooden DowU: Just receiveitby Z. II. COOK & SON", rio , UN Pit! KS13 Sli V us Wheeling lte!innt Nails; SV boxes Pittsburg t ttv W imlow Ola; aestks Putty in l.lvlders; f l id. I.il.i-I Oil; li0 HereaGrindstsnes; Tn stre and for s.ile lv T.. S. TtAP.COCK. rv mv i I'sal nooKS!.KW uoork: ilms and Hymns; I'arish rsalmouy ; Church Palmist; WillLim K. cell im Carpentry Made Easy; Citv of the Urea Kwnf.by Dr. Bell: 'Scenes in Clerical Life, taken from UlscXwood; New York Ledger, 17th April; Kliitf of our Union, do do; llallou'ü l'irti;rial, do do; llariters' Weekly, ItKh do; Just received at J. UEAI.Y'S. apIO IVKW HOOKS! AKW HOOKS'L I'rinceot the House of David: Odd Fellows' Casket; llrrr's Weekly, A;wil loth: Saturday Evening I'ost, April 10th; Nw York Mercuiy. April loth; cw ra beager, aivh i .tn; Flag of onr I'nion, do do; Ballon ' Pictorial, do do; Novellette, do do; Just received and for sale at M. L. JOHNSON'S. p0 First street. ttAIIS. A line assortment of Empire and Blow L'abSfjust received and for sale by YICKEKY k JOHNSTON. i5VKKT POTATORS. i" bnhels In store Tor 3 il l.y YICKERY At JOHNSTON. N. C. & D. MORSE, wiioi.K vi.i: ami ki:taii. EAI.üR l. 1 i PREMIUM PIANO FORTES, ORGANS, UIELODEOXS, And all kinds ot Musical Merchandize 73 r OL B1H STSSET, l'ülr THI SlTIOSil HOTEL, LOUISVILLE, KY. tw Orders bv mail for any kind of Musical Mer chandize prompt lv attended to, and warranted to satisfy purchasers. We fill cash orders for sheet Music, ny man, pos'agciifT-. If7 "AeCOIlU ll.lii'i i mhos utacu iu piymrui. - . . . m I r ff Kefers to lion. .i. igicuon, is. jonnxra, aim E. 11. Sahm. aplO-gmaa w iDUii:?.Iii bbl. Masc. Win" SWhlf hbl do. do: Id lM sweet Malaga Wine; JO hlf bbls do do; 20 bbls Pante Currants; IflhxsS lump tobacco; S d I do do; tftii bales Cotton Batting; Received anl for sale by I. k D. HEIM ANN. GROCERIES, kC ' gs prime Corlee; r: hhds. prime ?agar; 75 hbls. Molassos: Sibi.ls. ugar House Molacs; SiS bhls. Tar; . lrt tierces It ice: 30 kegs Bi-Carh. Soda; ü cans sardines: 50 boxes assorted Tobacco; In store and for sale by E.S. BABCOoK. COAP AND CANDLES. 73 30 lioxea ass. fwr Candles; ti do Tallow do; 30 do ass. Soap; Received by 7. IT. CCOK & SON. CHOICE 0L1YK OIL for table use. for salev ap!9 Z. II. COO If k SÖV. SWEET POTATOES. J0 bhls. choice Sweet Po tatoes. Just received by Z. II. COOK & SON. PICTURE FItAMES. " BEAUTIFÜL assortment of guilt moulding of all WIOIUS joMrecejxea ry

feb4

DOBELL & CONYN'GTOX.

STEAMBOATS.

ü. S. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET. i Kvrtnsville,ladncah & Cairo Packet, J. H. DONE, B. HEItltON, Master, LEAVES Evansville everv 1IAV lilt I TMI'ltJtl . ... i.'ÄLji i'.s. auu i ii unii'A i , ai 13 o ciock, arriving at I'adurah at 6 o'clock. A. M., Cairo at li o'clock. M..1I F.SIHY ml FRIDAY. Returning, leaves Cairo everv TUESDAY and I KI PAY, at o'clock. P M.,and Pa.lucah every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 9 o'clock, A. M., Connecting at KvanvIIIe with the: Evansvllle , n and Crawfordsvllle Hallroart and P:tckets for lireen Kiver. Also, connecting at Smithland with Cumberland River Packets and at Paducah with Tenne- Kiri-r Packet: at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis. Packets. l icketscan be obtained on board the uat tor an EastiTii Cities. mr2Jry (jomfort. Speed and Safety." KKCiUIjAii St. LOUIS k LOUISVILLE PACKETS 7 a 'HIIH FOI.LOWIM; DOTS haveermmenceil m their regular tripsin tne Louisville and St LouL trade, and will continue to run dm iiigtheseaon, giv ing particular attention to an way uusiness. l no FASHION, CAIT. J. X. MARTIX. Paiscs Eransville. eolnr down. Every TUE?DAY" Morning, aLd up Every FRIDAY Morning- The HIGHFLYER, CAPT. THOS. WRIGHT, Pusses Evansville, going down, Every TIIUR'TiAY Morning, and up Every jioauai aiorning. ine MOSES M'CLELLAN, CAPT. ANDERS, Passes Evansvllle Kverv SUNDAY Morning, going down, and Every THURSDAY .Morning goUig up. Louisville and St. Louis raengers and shipiers can relv upon these loat leaving punctually ou theii regular days, and connertinr witn all the parkots rnnuing above St. Louis. or t reigtit or passage apply on noani or ui mrl7 b 1 P. O. O'RILEY k CO. Ilcgulur ErausviMe aud LouIsyiIIc Packet. THE JOHN BUK. OS will hereaf. ler run regularly as a LouisviUe Hnd Evansville Packet: having excellent a!CommodationsfnrpH.'entf;rs. She will leave Evausvtlle every WEDNESDAY and aiTlültV aftoi-nnoii nt o elivk nrwisi'lv -''- -....--- . . A ..... v . , ."N. il. ut'nit, Piaster. mrvrlS - P. MOAKNEK, ClerknEtU'LR LftllSVILLK, EVAXhVILLE AAU iifc.AUiiii!9U. r.iuvti. THE STEAMER SCIOTO, NO. 2, will leave Evansville even TUESIAYatßVlock,r.M.,aiid SATl-'K-L)A V nt 3 o'clock, p. M., for llrudcr- . y. y son and Louisville. Accommodations excellent. ynl . Louisville, EvanJrville aud 3Iemphi Keßlar weekly racket. THE LpW-PKESSÜßE STEAMER SOUTHERNEE, fj. W. TRIP LETT Com manner. B. AltOIlKU, Wiera. 'rm - LEAVES Louisville every t;4?2i jj.phis every Friday at r. .i Lves EVANSVI MLK for I.OU 1 1 I I.1K every SUNDAY at 4 P. M.ileaves EVANS ILLEf.rJILMPI II" everv WF.DJLKSDAYatll a.m. ru v Ilitsinvssidic;te(land attenöca to at same rites ns charged by Packets. jairJl-tf r.u.O JiltLEi Agents. Evansville and Crawfordsvillc RAILROAD Kor Louisville, Clnclnnntl,'t. Louis, Indian apons iu me nan TIME CIIANRED. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1,1"53. OX and after Yednes4ay March Srd, the tip Mail tmin Ifsves Kvansvilie at 5 minutes past ö r. x.; nn-ivo. at T.-r-r llIlt( 5 miiiuti-s ta.-t 9. The s.iwn Mil Train leaves I erre iisute a minutes n.,ti M -arrives at i-'ansviiie ä minutes rsst in. TMf aiieommiMiaiion irto kicw . r Vincennes, .ortii,m ij:j, fmin.m i.-,ithv 1 crre llauie ano r.Tufiiir a.jr.r. . All Stations, except Princeton. PatoEa, uiccnnes, Carlisle and Sullivan, are maae t tag eiauon.. FARCS. To Louisville.... rinrinnati... Indianapolis. " Clf-velaiid... I'.lltlillo New York... ..5 0"' ... 7 äf To St. Louis ! 50 " t airo i a ' Chicago 10 r-0 " Pittslrtirir 17 IX) " Philalelphia....ö. 50 ... 6 ...11 V ...1? W ...2 iso ItHltimore 23 7; " Washincton 24 ltostou mar3 JOHN INOLE, Jr.. Superintendent. " ADA31S EXritESS COMPANY. IVEW ARRA.MiKMEXT. milE ADAMS' KXPKESS COMPANY respeetfntM. I v announce to their friends ml patrons, the pu-k-of Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased failili for fie tranportjvtion or KUE 1 ! II T, . PACK A O E S , MONEY and V A L V A T. L E S . Th'v solicit a continnance of former favor. Epe clal care taken in the collection of Ii I Li L. r . DRAPTR. And the transportation of small or valuable p:icsag-s. a II nM-soiis wishine to avail themselves of the facili ties ot the Kvpress, cm ohtain any desired infrrmatior. in r,rnnrH to the rout cs and details of the business. at their o'lice on Firt street, l-etween Main ml Locus! opposite the rost-oincc. ueis u. Ii. r lsu. ab i TRANSPORTATION WKSTWARD. TE beg to call the attention of Merchant buying or orderinc their fall ftocks from the Eatem cities, to the superior a-lvantages and facilities of the Raltimore and Ohio Ilailrnad, for the sifc and speedy transportation of Freights to F.ransvilleand vicmitv. Connections are n.adewith the most relia! le Railroads ami Steamship. River l:ontnhrrtned and imoroveil bv completion to I'ar kersburgh. Throu.h rates lower tlian by any other rout". Apply to M. Potikii, Itoston: Tl. Y. KLLT, Philadelphia CWM'sariRL. N.York; J. T. Enolakd, Baltimore f ir information or througti rates, or to P.O. FOSTER it CO.. Frelcht Agents. Corner Locust street aud Canal. Evansville, Indiana. v-.1l !VKY HOOKS! AKW ROOKK! il Prince f the House of liavid; .ld Fellows' Manuel; The Belle of Washington; The Three Beauties; Harpers' Weekly, for April 3d: New York Llger, So HUh; Fligof Our Cnioo, do 10th; Ballon 's Pictorial, do lUth; Atl intic Magazine, do Jut recti Ail at (ap4 J. HEALT'S. 50 ll()i;sW. H. HEEteE5 Iwscs alcratus: f.0 do tarca; 25 dojien Bedcords; IIhI do Itroctmii: 10.) do Brushes, assorted; in store and for talc low by Iturtll Wll EELEll & RIUOS. Iturtll MAIIBLII IIAI.I. ICE CREAM SALOON. 'MIIK sutscrihor havinff tnKen the niaciiificrrit sur H rf ranms sin til 2ll 1 lloor of the Marble Hal building, Main street, wll opeu it for the reception oT visitors on J liurwiay, April sin: ot-fs leave u in form his friends and former customers mat lie is prearel to furnish, during the entire summer sea. u, tin. mnt exniii:te and liiehlr flavored ice cream. Liulies visiting this saloon will find a pleasmt room alnavs at their service. r. McKA l . lU'lls, jrivate parties and weddings furtiUbl, and crea.n iroien on mcmoK reasonanic icriui. oiMILLIXERY NOTICE. mi RS. 15. J. TCR..M1R. wonld inform the ladies 111. of Evansville and its vicinity, tliat she will carry on the Millinery business at the store on Second street, formerlv occupied by Mrs. Donaldson, nearly opposite the Uev. Mr. McCarer's church. She will bleich anil repair Ixmnets at the lowest prices, and in th be?t possible style, as she uves no acids, without doing them any injury. She will have new poMls expressed every week from Cincinnati, ami will aeep on hand ready trimmed bonnetH for transient customers. The patronage of ladies who wish new bosneth, or desire to have old ores re I .aired to look as well as new, isrespectruiiy solicited Evansville. April 5th, l8-tf ybters!--i.i ct-ies 2lt Cans Cove Oysters; 2" do lib do do lo; Fresh ; received and for sale by ,ipd I. k T. HEIMA. Ö 40 hhds prime to fair X. O. Sugar: 75 bbls renoild M lasses, Sil hir ll)ls do; 6 Tierce Rice; 2.-S bhls Tare; 2j bags Pepper; 15 do Alspice; h bales Cloves; 200 mats Casia; 3 cases No. 1 Nutmegs: H bid Mace: R -ccived and for sale at reduced pneej, r ar6 1- at D. HK1MA. YlIKSflMITIOX. THE undersigned have this y bj mutual consent dissolved the partner-hip of .VniilliFisher. All tb outstanding armnnw - hi i u t..i .Kaii antborizeil tOSCtlletilf same, and who has sssumed the ravment or the debts of tho late firm. Those mdelad to the : late firm are requested to call and settle the.r accounts with aiiHliv. t AMI y.Uf " irkv' Al Ik h ivilh lv Taerusinessof the late firm will re continued by spSaw RONALD FISHER

COMMISSION & FORWARDING

P. G. O'RILEY & 06., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Storage, Forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS, G E ER AL RA 1 1 Jl O AD, STKAM DO AT A.D K XI It ESS AGENTS, Special Agent for the Penn. Central RAILROAD, ,ft XD CONNECTIONS, over which we nfe authort ir.-dtoive TlliaiUOH RECEIPTS AT THE LOWKST PÜ33IULK KATES. Having a uinmmoth Wharf boat at the landing, the largest on the Ohio River, capable of storing and ro. teclins: all mereh:indie liable to damage from exposure, we are prcjMtred to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments forwarded to our care, Vy either KIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particnlarattentiou will le iwid to Bftceivine Storin c and Forwarding, also, to :o the sale of any Produce, or other projK:rty, consigned to us for sale, and SatisTaction gtinrinteeii. Mtice and xtenive Warehouse on Water street, '.joining the Telegraph, and on the W hnrfl.ioat, where we are to be founn, attending to the interests of our patrons at all hours, dav and night. With our snperior facilities; U.ne stand in r; nntfring rnergy; and knowledge of onr business, we feelconident of givin? general satisfaction, and hope to merit i continuance of the extensive patroha'e e are now iiiioyint. , Liheral cash advances will be made en all consignments to either ourselves or correspondents in any the principal markets. North, Erst, or South. p. c . ym le y & co. EDWARD f?. HILL, COMMISSION MERCHANT, FOR THE rrnCITASKand Sale of Wheat, Flou Corn, Oats, lUriey, llye. Hay, Pork, L;ird, &c. Offlee, FItü.YT 8TR4IUT, ciDEi the TiitmirH omct larlCmJ EVANSVILLE, INDvr. Blows, Late cf Howard k Brown. vr. M. AIKMAH, La'eofGeo. Foster & BROWN & AIKMAN, Rccciviug, Forwardiuand General . COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS FOR KAXAAVIIA SALT CUilPAXY, Evans Ille, Indiana.' mTE hsve formed a Co-partnership nnder the style of BKOWN k AIKMAN, and offer our services in the capacity as set forth in our card aliove. We are fully prepared toextrnd everv facility tshipiiers, cither by CAN AL,ltlVEK,or RAILHOAD, and assure them that their interests shall ije tuthful ly represented, should they be pleased to favor us will their tatronige. Office ami Warehouse on the corner of Mnin stree and the Canal. W M . B IUI U N . Jani2-tf W. M. AlKMAX. sto.ac;k wanted. R5fE arc prepared to store in our Fire Proof Ware W house any quantity of Urain, Produce, or Mer chaiulize, on the most lilvral terms. 1 la ving large and airy rooms up stairs, particular care will be taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable to damage from d imp or rust. insurance ettected at the lowest fire proof rates, by the month, or longer, wlien desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and T . ami E. Canal, and most convenient Tor shipping dj Kiver or Kailroad. Arply to ü EO. FOSTKU k CO. ap2. CAAL STORAtiK. TTAVE a large ilouM AVsrehonse at the Cana It.isin.cambleof storing any tuaount of produce, 1 which will le recei veil, stored, taken care of and held subject to the owner's orders, on the most reroonahls tenns. P. U. O lllLEi mhioo. NUYV IKOX STOIC I'. TUG undersigneil has now on hand a fall stock of the BEST QUALITY of Flat, Hound aud Square liar Iron; Vox Vices, Screw Plates, Ac, which he will offer at the lowest prices to cash and rKOMlT TIMS BUYERS. JACOB STKAUH, mrSo-lm Main street, bet. 1st and 2d. WUST RFCEIVEDtW Graham's MueaFine,f April; Oo4y s Laity's Eook, do Yankee N otions, do Har;er's Weekly, New York Ledger; Flag of Our I'uiou: JU arch 22 At J. IIEALY'S PATENT IJÜEAD UÄKERY. n. 1 . FIRST ST.. above .Main. FBMIIsi Establishment Is in full operation, and manfl ufacturinr articles that are warranted to eive satisfxrfion. Allkindsof t HACKhltSnnd IM LOT lilt K.l, by the pound, or larrel,at Ciiiciimati or Louisville prices. Holding the exclusive right for anderhnrc County to manuf.ictiire the Cele'ra?ei' PATENT ÜHEAO so ioimlar iu Eastern cities, beinu CHEiHEK and iiKALTiiiKK man tne oniinary Jircvi, Families. Hotels and !ieamioats are invited to trv it. Fit KS 1 1 VK list of everv description always on haiid,ant all orders iromplly hlletlana delivered. sveddlngs and I'arties supplied with Fancy Cakes and Pies at the slmrtest notice HOT UL SKSand 11U every afternoon. ap4-dlin UAH..4: ..ll: :0d kcits nails exia-ctcd this 1 day- Would bt sold Very low in lots from Tithe wharf, by SAMUEL Ollll. ap rAMi IJI1 TVUTl Ö.VS f. May, re. i u.-etl price, A 10 cents, at OOHKLL &. CON YXOTON. &i,ati:u for sale by I'ARIs. 25 hl. Is. just n-ceivetl aud V1CKEKY k JOHNSTON. DISSOLUTION. partnership heretofore existing litween A. licit., John A. Hamy and W. CarfTTMIE A John petder, under the lirm and name of Heitz, Ilaney k Co., has been this day dissolved by the rHireinciit of W . Carpenter, Es..; ths interest or said . t arpentter having leen purchased by the said John A. Rita and John A. Ilaney. The af.airs afid I.UMiiess of tlieold finn will le settled up by the new firm of REITZ & HANEY, Who will continue the manufacture of Steam Engines and Steam Boilers of any size, together with all the Shafting, Wheels, Pumps, Siw Mill Machinery and Mill (Searing of any size. Also, Distillery ami Mining Machinery, and iu fact everything il the Iron line, at the old stand, corner of Irgleand Canal streets. A rri ll h, Yh t f K E I TZ&1IA X E Y. LA:KsiIITII'.-i II Kl. LOWS. A complete M3 assortment ou liaud and for sale by ar5 t SAMUEL ORR. AXSIS! KANSAS!! KANSAS!!! HAS RI:k the All-absorbing Question but now the iuestion is where cau Books be ha the cheapest? 1 know. At AI. Li. JOHVsO.VS Dook Store, SUCH AS IJlank Dooks, School Dooks, Copy Hooks. The Latest Magazines and Papers, direct from the East, by the last Express. Call and see hrst Störe West of the Post Office. mr24 just opem:d, SPLENDID Stock of Ssrln MII.I.INFKY consisting of fclraw, NeuiioUlan tioMimer aud Chip Bonnets. Also, Kibbons, Flowers, Dridal Wreaths, and various other articles, too numerous to mention, to which 1 invite the particular attention of the lalies of Evansville and the surrounding country. They will find it to their interest to examine mv Mock. Y. K. BAUKEU, First street, between Main and Locust st., mrtfl Evansville, Ind. ftJKW DHY tiOODS AURIHYHn 1 At S. EMBICU'S. NEW DRY GOODS, For Sale For Cash Oxlt. new dry goods arrived At S. EjIBICICS. NEW DRY GOODS, Tor Sale For Cash 0.ilt. new dry goods arrived At S. EMBIcn'S. NEW DRY GOODS. For Sale For Cash Oxlt. xeav dry goods arrivep At S. EMBICH'S. NEW DRY GOODS, For Sale ap3 Koa Cash Only. 117 HEAT SACKS. aooo 1 wo Bushel Osnaburch Packs, ju.d ree'd wid for sale l.y. septal E. S. HAIUOCK. miintiiKy 23 do. Hemp ßedcoris(Longj) ft coils Manilla tieticom: S3 do do Halter Kope; 25 do Jute do do; 25 do do. redcorddo; Just received and for ale hy WHEELER fc RIGOR. Tor Sale or Rent. A HOUSE with ten acres or Luid attAche:1.rituaid 2i miles from Evansville, one hu&dicJ j-ards from the Plans Road. The House is a Two-story Frame, with InuMe porticos in Trontand rear, four rouins ou first floor, l'i by 20 feet, and a hall 13 feet wide, four rooms on second floor, siue size, and, a!so, Kitchen and servants rooms, a ood dry cellar, a well of pure water, ami a cistern, convenient to the Kitchen; also a never failing spring of pure water w ithin fifty yards of the house. For terms apply to ajd.tf KELLER k WHITE, Druggists. fJJä IGS. y$ drums in tine oder, fr ale br Ml man GILBERT k BOWLES

ESTABLISHED

niinuT

mim

COAL DEALERS.

. COAL f ! tOAL ! I COAL ! ! I "JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL BE DONK." III AVE just erected a Fairhank's Scale, fot the purpose of weighing lay coal. I hall sell ray coal y weiphf - arxronling to the law of thu State. I have a larse stock of superior quality of Pitthnrjf Coal, a.od invite all mv friends to ive me-acalj ad tryst. I have hHti eighteen years in the business, and f-pofeta tobeajuJge.. The price of coal is JyCeuU per buJiel. All orders left at the Gas Company s.-OllW, betweea First and Socond.on Locust street, or at Ilornlcook's Sure, on Water street, or at my Coal Otf.ce, at the Lamasco wharf, will I attended to. All coal must be Iiid for wheu ordered, in hankble enrrencv. deritf. ANDREW HUTCH KSON. CortI! Coalf Coal I IVEhave new on hand, and are daily receiving, ,ll, the lst COAL that has ever heea introduced into this market, whk h we are at.ll.ng low. Good cur rency win ne receive-l in ytien. Orders bTl st the store of j NO. . II l. Uli Es, next to the tut Sank. will be promptly attended to jan2Vtf JNO W. ifrCHERfcCO. COAL TOR SALE. UTE have on hand and are constantly reeivin coal of an excellent quality from up the canal, which we will deliver in any part of the citv alloc Onlersleftat James Laughlm's warehouse, tr otthe office of Nathaii iiowley w ill 1-e rsomptlv atterded to. ROWLEY k AMOKY. Oil Cloths aud Cnrpct House. rtnilK bAKHMSTtr,l heaviest stork Sn town Tl JH. ceived and for sale cheap at J. OAKLY 4: FOX '5, .. mry-lra Foster's Block. Ist tieet. 11APKR WAItl.HOlSi:, HOOK STOHK and BOOK UI.MiKR V.-M. L. JOHNEN, has received an assortment of Pajper frojn Isi yal to the, smallest Note Paper, which is ccrcd i wlioicsaJcor rete.il. - I will give the highest market iricfor UAGS. Kemember the place, First street, near iiain. NEW GOODS. SmMBKIlT8.1.a! just received at his store on W atcr Street, betweea &aiu and vcamorc, & large stock of Cloths Cassimcrcs and Vesiiugs,' of the finest quality and latest stvles, which he is pre.ared to make up into fashionable rarmeni of every description. A full stock f Ready-made Clothing,' always on hand. Also, Hats, Caps and Genfs Furnishing Goods of all kinds. Tailors and Seamstresses wanted. mrC0-lm S" OLIO BOX Vlt'ES.-AfaU stock received an4 forsaleby SAssUELOUR.tIRB CRICK On hand and for sale l.y SAMUEL ORR. A RETIRED PIIYSICIAX. , rSeventv-five years of sge. whose sands of lifchave neanv run out discovered while iu ti e East Ii.dies, D 1 a certiin cure for Cousumption, Asthma, BronchiXtis, Couchs, Clds, said General lef.il;tv. The re medy was discovered by him when his only child, a daughter, was given up to die. Wishing to do as nmcli food as possible, he will send to such of hUaiUkrted fvl-ow-heines as request it.üiis recipe, witn full and explicit directions for making up and successfully using it. He requires each applicant to ir.ciose h.ci one sIuImqs: :i one shiliag the recipe .V ay meet of & :uv. N. J. ttiree cents to ne returnetl as postage on tne recipe. and tiie remainaer to ue appiiea to tue iay i mis auvenisemeiu. Address, DR. II. JA. apl-lmdit w 19 Grand street. Jersey Ci sor.VDRIES3 25 hhds Sugar, fair to cboic; M'btds Molasses; 23 H bids do ft tierces Rice; 23 14ils Tar; S") baes Table Silt, 10 bhls Losin ; 75 bags Kio Coflee; : kegs lUisins; 60 Ixixes llerrinfrs; 150 drums Figs; in store and for aale bv TnrCl WHEELER k KIOOS. fKF. BOOKS! NKW BOOKS!! Is Livingstone's Travels in Africa; Life of Aaron Burr; Twin Roses, by Mrs. Mowatt; Illustrated London News; Just leeeived by DOBELL & CONYNGTON." ap7 , CIIKKSE75 boxes W. sale by mrJO R. and nambnreh;just ree5ved, far GILBERT k 1SOWLES, Sycamore, near Water street. TOP OMOX SETS. Oafk BUSH CHOICE ONION SETS received and 4ff tor sale by Z. 11. COOK it SON. IMPROVE YOUR LOOKS By buying one f VAUTIER &. MARCONNIER'S SPRING STYLE I1ATS, WHICH for beauty and symetrical proportions make the present style one of th ueateat er lresented to the public. Hats made to onier which we warrant to tit as comfortahly as a nightcap. . mr4 A Challenge to the World! TO PRODUCE A FIXER OR BETTER article of FRENCH FELT HATS, than those we are manubeturiifg. - All shapes and colors kept on hand, or made to order at short notice. VAUTIER k MARCONN1F.K, mrU Main street, bet. 1st and 2nd. Eleeant Caps. X EX'S YOUTHS and IXFAXTS CAPS, 11JL lor cpring anil pumnier wear at VACTIER& MAKCONNIFR. Main street, bet. 1st snd 8d. mr24 STAR AND ADA3IANTINE ffJHE undersigneil continue the manufacture cf it. their celebrated Candles, of the difiercnt sices four, live, six and seven to the pound. ALL WARRANTED FULL WEIGHT. Consumers will find it greatly to their interest to use tliee Candles in pre ?rence to those that are soliijUY COUNT. Many Candles tlud -TC really seven to the pound are branded and sold as sixes, mining a ditlcrence against the consumer of five pounds to the box. The variation usually made in the price is not proportioned to this ditfereiice,as the following statement shows: A box or Sevens contais 217 Canolks, a is soi. nroa :b pounds, which is tub scTrai. rriRT. A box or If ex., or "Short Weight Situs," costains oslt 2l'l Cakdi.es, SAME SIZE AS TUB SEYENS, and is sold loa ToRTY poi nds. Supposing the price of the fonucrto be äOcerts, ard the latter l'i cents, there will l-e a difference of twenty cents in price and seven Candles in com.t i rlx, in favor of the full weiclit Candles to retaileis and consumers;and this will I e increased ve cents ier boa for every cent advance in price. Those interested would do well to examine ths subject for themselves. FROCTER k GAMBLE, mar?-rmis 21 West Second street, Cincinnati. A I.TIM ORE COFFEE Iimj tats for sale by mr2 GILBERT k UOWLES. JE3L ard "W" a.re FOE TIIE SPUING TU A DE. fEHE Undersigned has now on band, andarririag, Ji a full and complete assortment of Hardware, which he will sell at the lowert jTices, such as Shovels and Spaden, (iarden Hoes and Hakes, Hay and Manure Forks, Trace, Log and otlmr Chains Hirnes and Hedge Shears, Locks and Latches, Butts, Ilinpres and Screws, Boring and Morticing Machine?, Tablo and Pocket Cutlery, Butcher's and Earl Smitli'a Filca, Mill and Cross Cut Saws, Kails, CarpcnterV and Coopers' Tools, of the best quality. lso, a large Stock of Paixit, fehoe, Counter an other Brushes. Begs leave toca'I tho'attcntion of Grocers luviag Hardware, who will find it to their interest to examine his Stock before purchasingelsewhere. JK OB feTR Aril, mr23 Successor u A. alukirch SELLING OUT! TIIE undersigned heg to give notice to the pub'ia in general , uutt they are dctenuhicd to seil out their entire stoc Cf China, Glass and Qnr enswarc. Beipg desirous to quit this btwiuess, they are willing to sell their goods at, and UELOW COST TRICES. This is a verj" excellent opportunity for Families to furnish themselves with cheap Qumisware, ac4 should not he overlooked. Cn-h h-il'-ale Li.jers are parucu'arly requested to f'" os a call. LOUIS FllEY A- CO., mrli.Tufl iain strcst. TOAF. CKL S11KD AND FOWliERKl SUGAR. A 2A lbla- just received and for ss'e ly n.arj . GILBERT k BOWLF.M. Valnablc Standard IVorks. DOBELL 6c CONYNGTON ARE 80LK LOCAL AGEXTsl for Vander. l urpr. county for am. the at uscaimoa aooas puldished by I. AFi'LKTON Sc COAbrldzernent of the Dehstes In Congress, Or l'uhlic History of the I tiitea Maus. Xew American Encyclopedia. A Dictionary snd Journal of Knowledge. Certainly the first wi,rk of Uie age. American Eloquence, AColl-xrtion of Speeches and Addresses " the ilost En.ir.eiit Orators sf America. Encyclopedia of Wit and Humor, Zy tbe celebrated Cornelian Purton, in c. Nos. Dictionary of Machines Mechanics and I nline Work. 1 he uewe.t and most hei rove leuitioti, in Sic. Nas. Eres Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mlr.es. DOBELL & CON YINGTON 1 g t. call attention to their im portnul worts, aud reiac.H:vir kind frier. to call and see them; hs !., the array f opiniort of eminent mcu incj jfiratatiou of tneir iaij'crtaiice a.d value. Boliell St Coiivufton bare samples and rptcimens of the Tarions t'lndiT,j;s In v h:ch tl.ce woiks can be procured,;from jape." U the fitest Ucrrts-co. null bt e ad pipe A.n pio lead JLi äCasks assorted from H inch t a inches; 4 Pigs Lead; Kectived aud for sale SAMUEL OER.