Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 145, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 May 1858 — Page 3

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VKDNKSDAY,... MAY 12 ittomTt. Yeswrdav . A. l I jl ST. 5 I. 51. ' 1 Vi & S:T! . THIIXOXITII. ' . a. ii. i sFm i nrn U IH fr lT Advertisements Intended for the Pily miut he Handed In before 4 o'clock, P.M. to Insure insertion.

07- Anj smirt young fellow, wanting the place, will find an airertiseracnt in oar columns for a Porter to a large and popular hotel. (r-The special religious raeotings in the different churches in this citj have been d scontinued. The prayer meeting in Crescent City Hall, is still kept up, but is not largely attended. The Patiliox Hotel is undergoing a most thorough re notation, by its new proprietors, Messrs. Bingham & McCrackcn, who will open it about the first of June, under such auspices as will make it, we are confident, the most popular house between Cairo and Louis i!Ie. - The change in the railroad time table will be especially convenient for those going to Indianapolis. By the present arrangement passengers leaving here at 9 a. m., arrive at the capital in time for tea and can either go on at night or wait for thjfc early morning trains of the following day. fj7" The weather within the past fortnight, has been unprecedented in this climate. It has rained every twentyfour hours, and between the showers we have had piercing winds, belonging properly to November. As a natural consequence, many persons arc suffering with colds, and we understand that the whoop ing cough prevails to a very general extent among the children. At the present writing there is no prospect of any change for the better in the weather. änderbarst. County Agricultural and Horticiillural Society. Evansvillk, May 1, 1S33. The meeting was called to orJer by the rroilcnt, Edmund Maidlow. The minuted of tho lust meeting were read and approved. On motion of VTm. Baker, the President and Secretary were requested to appoint a committee of five to draft a premium list fur 1S.'5, and htlect committers of award, fur the s.-.ma. W hereupon, Win. Baker, Peter SharjKj, Charles Kuowlcs, Z. II. Cook und 1. Hornbrook were selected as said committee. (J. Ma2l.ee and Z. II. Cook were appointed to distribute sued n-cfcived from the 1'ateot Office, to tlio members present. Kdrrar Dunk, flourUt and horticulturist exhibited some fine specimen of mammoth rheubarb, aparagns and flowers, all of which the Society pronounced as showing fine culture. On motion of John Law, the Secretary was directed to rcqnest the Evansvilla Journal to tllMi!i (Via mmntMAf mir tnnntlil niilin(r. I ' P. HOKN'IiKOOK, Scc'y. The Canal. We are indebted to the active and energetic superintendent of the canal, Dr. Barton, for the following interesting information to our citizens: Wasiiixgtox, May 10th, 1S5S. Mb. Carlilk Ttr Sir: I have just returned from Feazles ferry, the point at which the canal was so badly broken. It is now repaired and tho water is being gradually let in. 1 am informed by tho supcrintendant that loaded boats will be al le to pass by the last of this week, aud by this time the whole line will bo in navigable order. The break nt that point was some tbreo hundred yards long, and in places upward of twelve feet bolow bottom. It appear a if it was very sub stantially repaired. With this I tend you the last report of the Trustees of the W. fc E. Canal. Yours with true regard, G. G. BARTON. We learnt last evening, that another break haJ occurred about thirteen miles from the city, which will atop navigation for another Tin: it i vi u. Arrivals an4 Peaartarcs. Frn T. O. OTtiley ft. Co.'s Roister . Mat 10 and 11. F.vhion. Louisville t. St. Lout.: Jv ih Trltr, Cincinnati to Nashvil'e; Kulton Cify,t'ittbur(ctoSt. Louis; I'acinc, Louisville to New Orleans: Scioto, Louisville to llriiüerfcn and jlcV. The fine steamer l'acifio lay at our wharf some time, yesterday, taking on freight for "New Orlan. Tho Pacific is a deservedly popular boat. The Choctaw will bo np to-day, to take away another of thoso largo loads. Several b-ats are due from Green river, and we doubt not sbe will get a full cargo. The Choctaw is cur regular New Orleans packet, and ship pers should bo certain to provide her with a good trip. The John Brigg ia tho regular Louisville packet, thin eveninj. Sho will lcate about lark. A large raft of mw logs which haJ broken to piecc, on account of tlie wind and roughness of the river, came floating down by our a'ty, yesterday, and created quite a stir among noma of the boatmen to nccure them. Nuraorop kiff were visibl'e-thcir owner catching the dcUched logs and lashing them together, and we understand that rodjc of thwsa engaged, mado quite a foeculation aut of it. The Great Western took on most of her load at this point. She was unable to take all tho freight that shippers wished her to Large quantities of tobacco, on the wharf had to be moved, on account of the ma in the river, and all day, yenterday, drays were employed in transferring it farther up the landing. The peamer Din.i will bo up from Now Orleans to-day or to-inorrow. She left on Friday lat, May öth. The Fanny ilullitt left on Thursday, the 6th, and will, probably, ja r.p to-day. Tha lialtic left New Orleans on the f th, and will he hero to-morrow or Friday. The steamer Flipso, left New Orkens last r.il:t, iorLoti'svillfl. The Aivin Adams will bo here, from Memphis, to-day, between 10 A. M. and a r. m. nrRVANU.- A grai.d annual convention of tlie Gentian musical sociotiea oi tlio West ern

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TBLBMRArtfKD TCtrITLT TO TMI EVAMVILLK daily joubsal a v a. a w. lis. FÜA It F ÜL RA I LRUA L ACCI I ENT. Utica, N. V., May 11 A frightful accident occurred this morning at half pnt six o'clock, on the Ceutral lJailroad, by tho crnsh'ny of a bridge, over the Saanoit creek, sotiio tnroo and a half miles west of this city, near Whitesboro. Seven or etoht persons are already dead; five or six others arc acarvely a'ive, and tlio injured nnmbcr forty or more. Tho killed are A. Moore, of Kising San, Ind., whoso head was crashed: two children of Ahrum Mack, of Cincinnati: an unknown man who is lyinz in tho baggage room at Utica; an Irishman, seed, apparently, sixty rears., name un known, Lad his k -ad cn;i e'y jammed. Jle accrued to havo died instantly, awd a nf;'ro whoelers are cutoff: un infant ch'ld of Cnsh Ilavan. of St. Louis, the wounded are Joseph Ward, of Schenectady, conductor of the train, batllv bruiee I, b U il is ucucvcu not danjeronslv; W. II. Terkins, grocer, Kochester, N. Y., very badly hurt about the head and chest, probably w'ill not recover; W. II. Schübe, of Korne, Kit-bland county, Ohio, injured about the spine, bot thought not dangerously; Uettman. Cincinnati, very srionsIy injured atout tho head and chert, one arm also fractured, it is tea re J he will not recover; 8. 1. Tucker. Dry Itidpe, CJrant co., Ky., slightly injured about the shoulders aud side; Geo. Coit, Columbus, Ohio, wounded in the leg, but not seriously. The three lol lowing are from Louisville, Ky.; C. 1'. Buhce, a lad 10 cr I'-' yeursold, injure! about tlio head rliffhtly; Mrs. Schenck. arm and head, badly injured; Miss Aldrich, slightly bruised. A. Cobb, Corksltirc, Cutaratis co., N. V., alijjhtly cut on the head and shoulder severely bruifed; Mr. and Mrs. Shoven, residence not ascertained; Mrs. Chaw, about S inches of the scalp torn ott and toolh knocked out, and otherwise seriously Injured, faint hopes of her recovery; Carl Hover, St. Lor is, bound for Germany, was severely bruised; an infant some two years of ope was very badlj burned by the upsetting of tho stove in the car; Kiley, of Aloany, brakesman on the traiu, has a broken lejr; Mr. Italay, of Schenectady, another brakesman, was severely bruised; J. F. Tracy, Superintendent of the Chicago and Kock Island Railrou J, was badly cnt over tho eye, but not dangerously; J. Clemens, of Erie, Ta., badly bruised and sprained, but went on in the nest train; Miss Cook, Snnburv, Delaware county, X. Y , slightly bruised about the head; S.S. Horton, Binghamton. slightly bruised; Win. Hurt, Cleveland, Oliio, bad contnsion on tho head and an arm bruised, but not dangerous; A. A. Longworth St. Clairsville, N. Y., slightly injured; S. M. Allen. President of the Niagary Falls Company, slightly hurt; K W. Bnlkly nd sister, öf . Y., both slightly bruised; Mr. L. W. Andrews, Tempster, J. II., slightly bruised; Mr. Bicknell, of Koine, father of Cashier Bicknell, pretty badly hurt; a lady from Kentncky, name unknown, is badlv wounded and will probably not recov er; Abraham Mack, wife and six children, all are more or les injnrcd, two of the children are dead, tho paicuts will recover; Josephine lloublcr, a young lady accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Mack is badly hurt in the head. David Lovi of Cincinnati has had a bad com pression on tho ribs, but will probably recover; Bowman, has a fractured leg and wound on tho head; John McDonnell, badlv hurt about the head and right arm. bnt wiU recover; J. Wallace, of Kugle Harbor, Lake Superior, had his neck hurt: J. Manror hurt in the tide; Ilub. Lislay, of Minnesota, bound for Dover, Lead cnt badly, sea p torn oiF tho forehead, and eyelid cut loose; Mr. Yates, of Fulton, scalp loosened, but not seriously injured; I.. E. Knowles. of N. IL, terribly bruised a.mut the head, is now deranged, and can hardly recover; tho ifo of Michael Broderick, of Boston, had her scalp cnt completely round, her husband and children, in adjoining seats, we o not injurl; Mrs. Mary Bachcldcr mother-in-law of Ir. L. W. Fosmiell, of St. Johns, Mich., was hurt about tho neck and shoulders, and internally; many others more mentioned. The accident occurred to tho Cincinnati Expres, duo here at .?') A. M. It was somewhat behind at Yhite!oro. and was coming at a high rate of speed, when it met on tho bridge over tho Saonoit creek, tho Utica accommodation for the West, each in its own track, und engines crossed the bridge, but as tlie passenger cars, ot the exrro-s, and the treiirhtears f the accommodation camo npen it, tho .North side gave wsy, precipitating tho treight cars into tho creek; and piling the express cars, one above the other, splintering the platforms and seats to atoms, as the cars struck tho abutment; tlti persons injured, were all on the express train. Tho passenger ear in the accommodation train did not reach tho bridge. DilFerent stories arc told, as to the cause of the accident. One is that an axle ef the cx1rcs3 baggage car, broke, as it reached the riJgc. aud this throw the trains together. Others attribute the casualty to the rottenness of the timber, in the bridge. . Major Priest, local superintendent of the road, happened to bo on tho accommodation train, ana lie at onco UisputelicU a sumcient number of men, to the relief of tho sufferer. A largo number of the wounded wero immediately brought to this city, and taken to Baeg's Hotel, McGregor House, the Northern Hotel and the Kailroad House. Others were cared for at Whitesboro. Physicians wero summoned, and everything was done that could be, to relieve tleir u tic rings. ARRIVAL OF TIIE PERSIA. SiMit Hook, May 11 p m The steamship lcria, passed with'LivcrprftMjl dates to Sitarday tho 1st. I ..ate advices from India havo been received, announcing the capture of Uiudm by tho BritUh with great (daughter of tho rebels. In tho llonso of Commons, D'lsmoli introduced a resolution declaring it expedient to havo an investigation of tho government of the crown, which ha been passed. Forelu Market. , Livibpool, April CO. Sales of cotton for the week h:us been 5",000 bales, including, 6n0 to speculators and 9"00 for export. Un Friday tha sales wore 6)00 including 82')) on spjculatiu on and exorU Tho market closed at tho followins qnotation: Fair Orleans ; Mobile 7'; middling : fair upland 7 l middling tipland 6J. Stock in port 4ö,XK l.ul cs, ot which 530,00t are American. Manchester advice aru favorable; holders demand an f dvanee; brca lstutls closed quiet. Fionr declining; sales of Western cunal nt 21s2N 6d. Wheat is advancing; sales of red at CsßCs Id. Corn steady; aa'cs of yellow at 35s, white 8 s 6d$:4sü l'ork ckcd firm nt an advance of Is. Uecf hoavy, though tho best qualities are firm. JSacon firm but quiet. Lard firm and qniet at 54( 07. Sugar firm. Kicc dull. Loxdov, April 20. Breaduffa einiet bnt steady. ColTce s'eady. Wclscu iron rails steatfy at 0s. Welnoh bar iron steady. American securi ties are unchanged confo's $(Zr1K' An unfavorable rsaction twk i!aco yt-s i ruay, in the ciutuis, owing political consiJorations. evclusively to The eioMnsr quotations for consols, wero one half lower than on Thursday. ilia bul, ion in tho Bank of England had increased JC'jO.OOO. Tho advices from In.lia are one week later. The main feature is the capture of lh:insi, by ttc J.ritwh tinder Sir II. Kote, with trrcat slaughter to the rend? , ' - 1 ' Gen. Kobcrts lia l also assaulted and t:irod the town ot Kot.ili. capTheJcbt. on DMaraeiiV Tn-lla rcsolntion took flaca in tue llcase ci Cu::unons on tho 3 th ult. The fust resolution wns carried witli chrs, when tho debate was adjourned. The operation: on tbc Atlantic cib'.o were crir.z forward brisklv, mor than 2000 miles bal been coiled on Ioard:Ii3 Ni aeara and A arame.mnnn. The ravin;? out niaLiTifrv hl been comi'lcted and rronouueed jerfcet. l.uraori prcvaiica in i an in re.auon u a

The Plenipotentiaries have held a conference to ratify the boundary between Hnssia and Tnrkev, and also to consider tho claims of Prof. Morso for indemnity in Europe lor bis telegraphic iratrnments. Nothing lias been resolved on, but tho prospects arc favorable for .Morse. The news from India, Is interesting. Sir Hugh Kose, invesUd Shanci, with three brigades, n the 27th of March. The rebels, 12,000 strong, retired to the Foit. The bombarjinent commenced tho next day. An attempt was made, by 2,500 rebels, to r ise tlio aiegc, bnt they were defeated, with a slaughter of 1,.VK men, and the loss of all their guns, and camp equipage. The town was stormed' and taken, on the 4th, and the Fort occupied on the Cth tho rebels having 8,000 killed. Six British olficcrs. were killed. The Kagher escaj'cd with a bow attendant, but was hotly pursued. Gen. Roberts carried Kotah on the 20th. The English loss was trifling.

Tho 37th regiment, under Col. Wilruar, had been compelled to retire, from Lear Assigneur, and at the last accounts, was shut up at Azingbur. A strong detachment had gone to his relief. Tho sudden and incrcascj demand for money, created a further dullness. Many persons hud deferred supplying themselvc. Tho unsettled position of tlte government and the possible dissolution of the Derby Ministry, hi caso of defeat on the India liill, also acted unfavorably. The Herald, however, says that the oppoitiou in the Houae last night was not very formidable. The Daily news says there is not tho slightest doubt that if Lord Derby is defcatftfon any ouestion of importrnce he will dissolve Parliament. The cotintrr opposite Ben n res was much disturbed. The Northern Provinces wero quietly disarmed. Col per was still with tho rebels, and a gieat panic was prevailing there. Russia had decided to construct thoir lines of railroads between tho Black and Caspian seas. Tho Paris Monitcnr publishes a decree ordering 42000 additional soldiers into aetive service. The Bourse became hoavy In consequence ' New York. May 11. r if Tho Persia has not yet reached tho city, having anchored at quarantine. The steamer North Star, from this port, had not arrived on Saturday. The Glasgow had arrived out on the 2Stli ult. The eailier. Pittsbcro, May 11 p m Kivcr eight feet by the pier mark and at a stand. Heavy showers to-day. Locisille. May 11 r m Rain for tho last 8tf hours. Kivcr rising ono inch per hour, with 9 feet on the Falls. All the streams aro rising. Tho Wabatdi is overflowing its banks. LEGAL NOTICES, ETC. CUAUDIAX'S NAI.F. KT virtue of an onler of the Court of Common I'ka of VaiitcrUili county , I will e)oi?t.i stleat nMic auction, at tiie Court House door in K TMirillr, n Tucait.iy, J uue IMh, l-v. the folio.. itic rri.-l rail rs'.ntc, to-wit: II J in l-lrW No. Kleveu (II) in the Ith KiiLuxintnt, aljoinin Kvsnsville and novr eni1nvcl wit iin the eorjorHtc limit of Kvmirville, aforfMid.lHrini; the i"roK.-ily of the lu'irs of J no O. I islirr, d.ft-si.l. Ttiiu of sale, rah, halauce in . J2 and l mouths, the purchaer tvit;g imtes with approved oeurity, wniving rrlirf from vattiatiou or apralcuienl lu , anl bearing inlercM from I;t of nlr. HKACKKT MILLS', Ou u-Jian of Juhn ti. Fisher' heir I. njiyJ(M Ä !3II N IST1S ATO Il'S S A I. K. BY virtue of an nnler of the Cnrt of Common Vam of Vainlvrhnrch county I will tell at pulIte aurtion at the (' tloe toor In K vtiI. nn the I5tb y of Jun, l"5." iwrtof the 8. E. or. see. No. IV, T. '. S. K. 1l Vet, con ti nine thn-e seres, ljoinint; Isndt of IVter Slmrpe sad K. W. Hrinkmyer,aiKl lying nn the ral leading from the I'oorHouse to the residence of E1pr C. Iui!t. 9a id remises will Im sol-1 in lub-tliyision, a plat of wluch can h? sven at my olhce. Ttnnsof salt-, one-tliinl cish; balaneo In 13 nl IS nvmths from lay of sale, the purchaser K'ving notes with approved s"eurity waivine all relief from rainatiou or i'pniisemcut laws, with infrt from day of nie. HKACKKT Mll.l.S, uiyl! d&w4ir Admr, nf Adolph Brinkmann. OOKINO TIN la. lmboxtsle Konlins TSn: d't Ix do lo; KV) LIN She,-t Iron: ReeiTel an for tle hr 8 .Oll KT ORR. LESLIES'S 0A7.K.TTK OF VASIIIOX f. Ma-, at IXM'.ELI St CO iYXi;T.N'.: ON TKN N EWS. nt imr.Ei.T.ft CONYXOTON'. KTllt'K'S IIO.MK MAtiAINK. f.r Mnv, IMMtKI I. X' roWMlTnV'J at riXE LDIUEH, rHMIR n'flrriher ha jut received from Mrrs. len'n K rrew, Ch.ttiviiie county, N Y..:w,Ooo feet N. 1,1'INK Ll'llltKK. t'arpentir and lhiitlcrs are respertfutly invitt-4 to examine this lot of 1-uoilH.r, as it is suin:rior to nnvthioe in this market. JOHN k . tiUj KU. PINK SIUNCMN. 700,000 No. I nomis-akc) IMNB 511 INtlT.K?, received m tii the artove Lumoei, and f'T Mile as hard times' prices. Thove hi want Shinnies and nut Cht, will pleas call and examine these, apio-tf CURRANT. & CEMENT WW. Currants; bAUls Cement: Receive! and lor sale Ky T. fc P.IITETM ANN. TAR CANDLE: oxe aorled. for ie Gl LIIERT: BOWLE". MACHINE-MADE HORSE SHOES. rpiIF. TK'IY IKOX A0 NAIL FACTORY, al TnT, N. T.. hare IIKNKY l:CltrKN'ti 1Mriiui r.i lu'iir, siiiis. .v..u 11 1 r. it y now in siu-cejistui perstion, ano are tTrittrei to exTnte order for IM)UE and MCLE rSIIOKS of iiv Weicht and rattern, at a price Hit little above lh price of lire ii intn. The (iiiality of the Irn ne.l in theitshie is wsr-nnte-i in evey rep-ct. These shoes h:ive N-n aptf'ivel of. and are now used by thi United fiaie (oivemmcnt excltfirelv . a.4 a so br n-.anr of the principal J'tage and Omnibas Companies and Home Shoers thmncliont the otmtry. Anv iwtmti inelo ing S3 t-t the undersigned, will hare saoipl uf I U0 irs., aArtea sues, sein 10 nis auircss. Orders addressed to the subscriber, at JTroy, will re ceive rrouipi aueuuon. VVM. F. nUKDEV. Agent, ap1-1y r Tmy.X. Y, YVFThosc who want something new nntl bcrtntifnl in the war of si-.. i :.... m . n jeWPiry Iimrni's, riii-r t hi n Clocks. Snectnclr. &.C., arc invited to rail nt the old establishment of lHTTKOFr L SON, on Main stri ct near Second, where they will .id n iictt arnl very full stock at very low prices. All article warrted to bcjnt as represented. ap!t-2md5iw iu.ni.i: MiTKniALSI0.IHK Lishts -l ."ash; do; 3.irt 2,fXV) do do iU do 10-13 10 U IV IS 10-15 do; do; do; dn; do do: 3X1 Tanuf Is Doors aste,.; VO pairs Window lib od; f Bids. Cement, 20 Bbls. Plaster PaHst "0 lt-irs Plasterers' Hair: Together with White and Gray Liaie. Just receiv ed and fur sale bv E. S. BADCOCK. Sweet Totntoe IMants. LT AM now r re pared to fill orders for any amount SL of choice sweet potitoe pbints. A constant suprly to be hail at the store ot . 11. conk s: pon. aplC-Jw FRED. 811 ARPE. VITE LEAD- DPO Kegs In! and inn lb. Kegs for sale by ORK, DALZELL at CO. ari; A"TIIITF. LIME AND CEMEKT.:ö Mds- bime; I 1AA .1. f . 1P0 do Cement; Just received ud for sale by ap!7 ORR, DALZELL, CO. 1 VEA3.SPICF8 .iC ir. half chests assorted T as; 1ih catties do; do; li mails Cassia; 1") IC9 Pepper; h do Sp-.ce: 1 cask Salfhnr; 2 d 1'js.im J'altj; I d UUer; 1 do rim.ui)e; 1 c:ise Linuorice: In store and for sale by E.s. nAP.rricK. iCl.MHll. 5 K'.XM iunoT Btgs: 2'. ftisCrusSsi Suinr; ifr.f i'C". '.:.y i -i L-ir j j,

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SAILMAEER, AWNING MAKER AND RIGGER. THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs the CaoUitis of äuailtats, and tba public aeneratlv, thst he tias opencw a Sail and Riyyinf Loft in Cai-p tor's Warehoase, on VW street, where all orders in his line will b thankfully received, aud punctually attended to. Sails, Awniug, Tarpaulins, Wacon Covers and Canvas llosa.mid every articU In the Bigging line, laanufai'tared at the shortest notice. - Orders reri-ectfully solicited; to e left t J. 0. Vennemau Koji Store, or at the Loft Iff K4pes neatly spliced. mrlGjnt CHARLES KYKRT. g "IRAN BERRIES, ate.. He. ' j i llashels Choice CrsuU-rries; ' ami HettU Trirne Caijonce; 2S Bush la) Sugar I'asnips; ;ti Prime XVI ite Potatoes : Just reeeWad and for sale Ty Z. II. COOK. Mi SOS. jans-tf. Jf S It I? V 1.1 I E " ' "

Jf I u any quantity, for sale at reduce" prices. Ty inrr. . FOSTER ox CO. A ij(tt; t'utt EVERYBODY! WHO SUBSCRIBES FOR TUE XEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS A BEAUTIFULLY TI, LUST11ATKD FAMILY NEWSPAPER. TIIK NEW rOllK WEEKLY PRESS is one of he larcest and lest literary iHiers of thedaT. A iMrce inartn curtaining TWKMTY PAUtia. or SIXTY COLUMNS, of entertaiutng matter: aud KLKOANTLY ILLUSTRATED every wee. A OI FT WORTH FROM Ut CENTS TO SI 000 P0 WILL BE SENT TO EACH M'BSCKIBEK ON KLCEII'T OF THE SClCKlfTION MONEY. TERMS: One copy for one year, and I gift i 00 Three copies one year, and I eitts $ W Five cpies one ve.r, and . gifts S 00 Ten c-tpiea on .retur.ainl 10 gifts 1 J 0 Twenty -one copies one year, an I 21 gifts M 00 Canada suhTiler9 mu4 send 2tf ccnW each in ad. diiioii to the above rates, tJ pay the American postage, wlii'li niU4t I re-id. Tho articles to be distributed are cutapriSdl la the following list 1 United S. Treasury Note S10O0OO 3 d do du H W each. 5 do do . do 200 00 each. 10 do do do lOUdueaeti. 10 Patent Lever Hantlng Casol Watches. ..lux Ort 2f (iol atcbes... 7s 00 W do Ki) (m) 11 do ,0 . Lad ei Cold M'atchcs g-, M Vn Silver Hunting Cajed Watcltes so Ort WW Silver Watches $10 (K) to 55 00 1011 ('old Guard, Ve.t and Fol Chains.. 10 W to 30 ("0 1000 (lold Pen and IVrcils ft 00 to 1 j 00 Cold Lockets, BraceUts. Brooches. Ear Props, Breast Pins, Catf Pin,., Sleeve Buttons, King. Shirt Studs, atch Keys, ('old and Sil er Thimbles, and a variety of other vrticlcs, worth from LO ocats to Wt!i On rei-eipt of th suHsrription money, the subscriber's name will be entered upon our hooks opposite a iiumlter, and the ci ft corresponding with that nnniher will e forwardeal within ne week to him. by mail or express, post-paid. There is neither htimbng nor ltterv ahou the a'ov-, as every iuicriher is sure of i Prie of v .. 1 .... 1 a ... .....1.. . : - 1:1. :...!... .Miaiv. - jinn . LIliA II.JVTAI a UttTII'UilOl' among th-m mstea l of git ing a Urtje comioission t Ac.-nt, eivingtothe suif-riiier theainoiiLt tluit W011I.I git to Die Agent, and ia many cascsa hun dred fvjld nrwe D.V.MKI. AI1EK, PuMUher. ill Centre street, New Vor. ap I J-in. VHTO'.tiors ovKit BRAGG'S ARCTIC LINIMENT. Agony or ca."! Sickness or tieaUli: Life or death Thecar the qniitl n.s iav dvel in the a loption or rejection of this specific ty the martyrs tj e.vten al dise.ii and injuries. Having received the in.lreiin-tit of the diiiiitfuished sivau,t!ie late rr. kaxk, and its eilior tfteJ during tro awfn'l Winters in lip; regions .f elcn.al ire, it ii nw on.iii iut gene-r-tl use in verv section of the civilized gfoe, ami its marvelous cures, are everywhere exciting asto-ii9L-meiit. Tin: AFrLicTi:i kkjoicr. IICXDKED8 and Thousands have teste! the virtues, snl are rejoicing in freelm from long lingering PAIN andDIKAeK, which other remedies had failed In .itrr. Have Ton the BKtXCHITt.-. Nkl -K A LCI A, KIIKUMAT l!M. SCKOKCLA, KARACHK orTOOTIl-Ar-MK Are you afflicted . ,m (LI MKK! uftering from ' i r. sunering Trom tl laES. SPRAINS. UNS, SOKE EYES, LESf IIKI c riLK The Arctic Liniment will art ! jr.u instant relief, üreryhoily is liable to. BURNS AND SCALDS. For thesedreadfnl aeei4ents fit ARCTIC LINIMENT shoal le kep4 on hsnd, for it art rts sure, ami immediate rclter, rten ring fron, death. E very steamboat and . rilrivl train should keen it. AV ho that has heard the shrieks of anguish uttered by ; the scalded or maiuaed vie- ; tims of explosions And collis ions, !oes not feel iiiat some I means of relieving their torture should always le sccetsiiilef !iieh, does exist in this ' Slmy paincorarolliug agentIt IS Till: JIOTHEU'S COJIPAXIOX. It rnivi CAKKS IN TU K KKEA5T. 80KK XirPLKS.SOKE LIPift, l'l.Ml'LKS, 1c. Ladies m ho prize a pare sain, void of p.inples. IdotclHS, scurt and ail discoiora tions and escresiwces. should attack these tres pn!sers on leantv'a dntuain as sridin as Ihrv atv 7 . -r I'i l'enr with rc? The Arctic Liniment. It isexcelieiilfiM- the lianr. giving it a heakhy, glossy appearance, it is MAN AND UK AST. It it a sovereign remedy for the various diseases with which horses arear flicttd, enring the most alanningca.se of llrnises, (-niiiis, S trin g-halt, U ounds. Scratches, Sweeney. 51 in, Kingnc, Hig-heail, Poll evil. Kc. yn i.rrmer, livery "i5 stable keeper, or axyrer '4?" ron owning valuable i- II o K S K ?. sbouM lie witlmnt this valua'de ra in ely. For s:i hr a I resuctalde Druscistsand Dealer. I'aicKS or tiic I.imim KHT. cents. 5" cents aud I a Imttle. A woe dollar Mil contains as much Liuituent as eight iwenty-fi ve cent bottles. I'xtraordinary Anuouncemcnt. Kverr rurchas r of a dollar bottle of the ARCTIC MNIMKNT receives at Dr. I trace :'s eiense, the I'hit.d !?TTtS JofBsi.,of New l ork for one year The Journal is a larjre illustra'oi pnper esrh nnm-lw-r containine sixteen r, eaiitifulr peinte! on eb-ar white poper. and hlled with or ginal matter from the most brilliant writers of theconntrv. t'ertiiwate of suNn-ription and full partictilars of the nevel and ptiilaiitnropic enterprise or wmcn mis uner iorwa a HVl . will eempny rb '"txlf; . . ...... w "... w. ,k : prrUT TftwN wl TILLAGK. , UKAt.tl St Ul if liuvv rj. Ot. loula. Mo. in ,tSor Liniments purporting lo be Hasoos, are unautliorij!e.l.ssth'reis no other Cray's Liniment bat th- ARCTIC LINIMENT. . W. Ill Eltiww r.t ana tvt.ui-r.xi a in r. are Acentsf. EvaunvilU. Sp4-3mdStw Wholesale Flour Depot. f f.; Rre inconstant receipt or ans have in store w for sale, st all times a large s nek of the best brand nf Flour, both Extra snd upernne, to which we invite the traue. rt,.. O IV " .S v A I IV mr22 comer Main street and Canal. SI'NDRIEH 3.HI keps Wheel in Helmort Nrvsls: 200 boxes rutsourg tuv innow uiass, 2 casks Putty in Madders; S Mils. Linseed Oil; 101 BereaOrinostones; In store and for cale by E. 8. BABCOCK. ALLIS w; HOWES, Water treet, one d ;or above Tine, Sole Manufacturer of the Celebrated MACNOLIA WHISKY, OF EVAXSYILI.E, LND. ALSO Alljltinds ef Donie.sti LIqur.rs, ar.d cr.i untlv a Urge supply of Old and Choice Uourboi Iva a'::d Monon-ahfi Whif ky. Jantrdi'n tf

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NEW ORLEANS & EVANSVILLE THE STEAMER CHOCTAW. V t Thb steamer CHOCTAW l ., Capt. SHM.li, will run regularly for tlte remainder of the season, and as long as the water will permit, as a regular packet between vnsvllle and New tb leans. From her great speed, she can easily make tli trip in thirteen days, aud will leave here every fifteenth day after her departure. :She will return here on her third trips On the 1 1 th or 13th of Mar. The time of her arrival will le telegraphed from v icksburg and Memphis, and duly annonneed in advance in the papers, that shippers may know and rely upn her movements. Her officers pi et I c.; themselves to do all In their power f the In teres! ami fxu.e of the city with which they seek to identify thenisslves, and they solicit in return from citisens sneh encouragement as will make their conncetion with the city peimam-nt and reciprocally profitable. The boat will need for her supporter freights as well as down cargoes, and in proportion to her receipts up, cam sht afford to reduce her Mw freights. Shippers here should therefore, for their swn interest, endeavor to secare her up freights from their correspondents. apai-tf 1. A. CRANE, Agent, u. s". "mail passenger packet. ErnusTiIle,Padncah V Cairo Packet, J. H. DONE, I1KRRON, Master, LEAVES Evansville every MO.N DAY and THi:KlAY, al Ii o'eiock. M.. arrivinc at Padurah at o'clock, A. M., Cairo at li o'clock, M.. TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Returning, leaves Cairo everv TCKSDAY and FRIDAY, at oVlork. P. M .. and Pail ncah every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 9 o'clock, A. 51., Connecting nt Kvansvllle wlfh th Evansville mm4 Craw ford vl lie Kailroad and Packets foe tireen Kiver. Also, connecting at Smithlantl with Cumberland River Packets and at Paducah with Tennessee River Packets; at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans ami Sc. Louis Packets. Tickets can he obtained on board the bwat for all Eastern Cities. mri-ly " Comfort, Speed and Safety." RKOULAR St. LOUIS Si LOUISVILLE PACKETS Llt.IIT.M.Vtl LI.E. WUK FOI.LOWIXÜHO VTS haveeemmenced M their regular trivt in tue Louisville and St Lob is trade, and will continue to run during the season, giving particular attentiou to all way business. The FASHION. rarr. t. st. xhtii. Passet Evansville, going down. Every TUESDAY Morning, at.d up Every FRIDAY Moruing- The HIGHFLYER. cxrr. thos. wbioht, Pases Evansville, going down. Every THURSDAY Muniing, and up Every MONDAY Morning. The MOSES M'CLELLAN, CAIT. A5PEBS, raises Evsnsville Vi err SUNDAY Mornlnc. roinr do D,aud Every THURSDAY Momtag going up. Louisville and St. Lonls Pawngers and shipiers can rely upon these boats leaving punctually on their regular days, and con-u-tin with all the packets running aUive St- Louis. t or t rcight or paua.ie apply n ioara or to n.ri; Ü. 0 'KILEY & CO. llcrular Evansville and Louisville Tacket. V TUB JOHN DRIUGS will eca run regularly as Louisvi'le ami vttii.ri.-ill liti-Lf.t: has-inif emllnt & aiMTomnifiii.itioii TT inuwfi) if rs . ihe will leave Evsnsvtlle every UM.SDAV ami SATCUDAY afternoon at 5 Vlnck rreciwly. N. II. CUUU. Master. mitrU 1. M. 1 AKNE 11, ClerkIIEi;i'l.sR I.OUIVII.I.K, EVWVIIXE THE STEAMER SCIOTO. NO. 5, will leave Evansville every Tl'ES1A Y at 6 o'clock, r. M ..and S ATU RDAY at 3 o'clock, f. M., for Hendeiaon and Louisville. AccommoUtnui excel lenu jan8 Loaisville, Erannville and Memphia Resular wccKiy facvei. TIIE LOW-rEESSDRE STEAMER SOUTHERNER, O. W. TRIPLETT Commander. J. II. AKCUKli. Clerk. i- f -ri LEAYES Louisvill very I Taesday at 5 f. m.j leaves MemSwALohis every fri-lay it I r. m.i Lesves EVANSVILLE for LOCll I!LE every SI'NDAV at4 r. si. ;leves EVANSVILLE fr JJE1JI'll I every WEDNESDAY at II a. . rfWif Basine solicited and attended to at same rates as charged by Packets. w am, i I n t M I SSW SL. M fX S . 4. janSl-tr r.u.uiuiiii.1 m.,Ainu. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. NEW AKRA.UEMK.T. THE ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY resoectnnIv annonnceto their frietidsand iUron,th pubtc of Evansville and vicinity, that with ütcreased failities for the transportation of r E E 1 O H T , PACKAOK, , MOSEY and VALUABLES. They solicit a continuance of former favors. Epe eial care taken in the collection of Ii I L 1 H . DRAFTS. KOTR8. AndtherransTwts-t'0"' small or valuable par a tges. A II joriis wifihin to avail themselves of tb facilities of the Eires,can oKain any desired infomatior in refcrcrce to the routes and details of the business, at their otlk-e on First street, between Main and Lomsl oppueite the Post-Office. dW G. H. FISH, AgtTUANSPÖllTATlÖN WESTWARD. WE beg to call the aHention of Mercliants buying or ordering their fall stocks fron th Kaatern ciiieis to the superior advantages and facilities of tlte Haltimore and Ohio Railro.id, for the safe and speedy transportation of Ereirhts to Evansvilleand vicmitv. Connections are made with the itmrt reliable Railroads and Steamships. River Route shortened ami improved by completion to Par kersburgh. Through rates lower than by any other route. Apply to M. Potts, Boston! B. Y. Kklly. Philadelphia: C.W.Pebvirl,. N.York; J. T. Ehulakd, Balamore, for Information or tliroush rates, or to OEO. FOSTER Si CO.. Freight Agents, Corner Locaat street and Car.aU Evansville, Indiana. Jrl NEW SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT. CEORGC TIIORMIIL.I, SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, Main street, two doors above Creseent City Bank, EVANSVILLE, IND. HE has now a large and complete stocE of Svidles, complete stock oi ;viaies, n-riage and Buggy nid sincle, of hisSJ'I, and for sale nnVi''g . He Invites cusr.ridles, Iny Harnes, Camapeanrt Uuggy Harness, ioin oounie ana o n manuf"Ctnre on hand the mow reasonable terms. tomers in the city and from abroad to call and examine bis toek. ai:Mf m-mri'LLOW & EMPIRE" CAB3 From 125 to If 11250. Just received by . H.COOKfcPO. WOODE. A!n WILLOW WARE. Mldos. ass. Ilarkct Baskets; 1 nests assorted Clothes' UasVets; 10 dos. Wall Buckets, assorted; . f, do Cotton Mop. 10 do at. Pine and Cedar Churnst 30 nests Wash Tubs, 3 ia.; 10 do do do S in.; IN dos assorted Wash Tubs; 2.'i de do Buckets; in do Cedar do; UK nest ass. Wooden Bowls: Just received by Z. H. COOK ti SON. spin N. 0. & D. MORSE, WHOLES A LB AJVD RETAIL DEALERS l mm PREMIUM PIANO FORTES, ORGANS, MEL0DE0XS, And all Muds of Musical Merchandise, .SrOCSTH STKtBT, Cü.tl TH SATIOSAt HOTSL LOUISVILLE, KT tV Orders by msil fur any kind of Musical Mer chandise promptly attended to. and warranted to sat isfy purchasers. Te fill cash orders for sheet Musk, by mail, postage free. I Sf " Snvinii hanrl Pianos fa Ken In RAVWlCrt. fie- Fefcrs to Hon. A. Iglehart, if. L- Jfhrison, aad K. H.sanin. ipurmtw "6 W l,y) dot. Tuos and Backets; SO Ho aMlmt half hushelst and a variety of small tnnsnre. received and frr sale by YICKERY ti JOuN STUJt sf IADS. A nnea-otlment of Empire and Willow Ci. just received snd for sale rmVICKERY St JOIINSTOV sJiMiaii:... 3 tu bblf. Ma. Win; 5) hlf bbl. tin. do; 1 bt t a-eet iJalitza Wiaet 20 h?f b'ds do do; 20 h is Parte Currants; Id bxS iarnp tobacco; 5 do 10 do .It: 100 bales Cottoa Bfctt.g; Received and for sals by ! ID. KEIUANX.

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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Storage, Forwarding V Commission MERCHANTS, G E. ER AL RA I LAO AD, STEAMBOAT AX D EXPIIESS AGENTS, Special Agent for the Penn. Central RAILROAD, ßk DID CONNECTIONS, over which we sre anthorim. ixedtogive T1IROL4.II RKcKIPTS AT TliK LOWEST POSSinLE RATES. alraAL AUJfc Having a mammoth Wharfbatat the landing, the largest on the Ohio River, capable of storing and protectingall merchandise liable to damagei'rom exposure, we are pretwred U facilitate the dispntch of all consignments forwarded to our care, by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particalar attention will be mid to Receiving. Storing and forwarding, also, to the sale of any Produce, or other projei-ty, cuiwigjed to us for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on :be Wharfhoat, where we are to be found, attending to th interests of our P,,rn: '" hours, day and night. li!?.ur,,TpcriTc''itie; ,,,n tnif : untiring ergy; and knowledge of our business, we feel eon -ideut of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit t conti nuance of th extensive patronage we are now iijoving. " Lilieral cash advances will be made en all conaicnments to either ourselves or correspondents inaay the principal markets. North, Ki st, or South. P, C. O'RILEY & CO. EDWARD R. HILL, COMMISSION MERCHANT, FOR TII E PURCIIASE and Sals of Wheat, Floa Corn, Oats, Rar ley, Rye, Hay. Pork, Lard, &c. Office, PROiVT STREET. CSDS TRI TlLieitrH OrriCK airlCmS EYANSVILLE, IND. war. aaovra. Late of Howard Si Drown. Vsya Isla Late of Geo. TKMAK, Foster It BROWN & AIRMAN. Receiving, Forwarding and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS FOR KANAWHA SALT COMPANY, Evansville, Indiana. WH "med. Co-partnership ander the style of BROWN ti AIRMAN, and oner our erVices in the capacity as set forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to extend every facility tt hjppers,either by CAN AL, RIVER, or RAI LROAD, and avstire them that their interesU shall be faithfully represented, should they be pleased to favor us with their patronage. u,mr ana arehouse on the comer of Main stree ,h?.an1- WM. BROWN. J'"-tr W. M. AIKMAN. ao STOJIAGE WANTED. WE are prepared to store In onr Eire Proof Ware house any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Mercliandne, on the most lilieral terms. Having large and airy rooms a p stairs, particular car will In) taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable to damage from dnmp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates, by the uif-nth, or luueer, when desired. Warehouse located on comer of Locust afreet ami W . and E. Canal, and most convenient for shfsDin.. m River or Railroad. Apply to GEO. FOSTER Si CO. ap2f. CAXAL STORAUE. HAVE a large doubl Warehon se at the Can D;bin,camble of storing any amount ef nrodure. which will le received, stored, taken care of and held subject to the owner's orders, on the mM rerisonabla terms. p. (J. O'RILEY mlrJo a. RKCK1YEI LAST XICHT. Kiev's Lady Hook, for Mavl Orahnn.'s Magaiiuc. llallou's Weekly. do do; uu da; fimlcv's Pattern Rook, da do; The Three lieaaties, by Mrs. ioIcv's Hook of Toilet: . Pouth worth; New York Ledger, Jtth of April; Flag of our Cnton, 24th of April; Rallou's Pictori-vl, d. do; Harper's Weekly, do do. For wie at J. IIEALY'3. apt" aT1 ROCERIES.feC IM 'ib lgs trim Code; hhils. prime Sugar; ti bbls, Molasses; W.ls. t 23 Mds. Tar; 10 tierces Rice: SO kegs Bicarb. Seda; ft cans Sardines; SO boxes assorted Tobacco In store and for sale by K. 8. 1.ARCOCK. SOAP AND CANDLES. SO boxes ass. Htar Candles; Id do Tallow do; su n ass. 3 asp; Receives by E.H. CCOK It SOX. CHOICE OLIVS. OIL fur table use, for sale by apl E. II. COOK At PON PlCTUltK FUAMES. A BEACTirrL assortment of guilt moulding of tarn s fob all Vieths Just reeelrert by OTsterst lb cases ilb Csns Cove Oy iters; da is do do io; IVesl); received and fur aal hy ai I. at T. nETMAMX. 50 DUX KM W. K. CUKE8I2 25 mm 5a lenu us: M) do Starra: 35 dosen Hdcords; UU do Brooms, 100 do Brushes, assorted: In store and for saletowhy (mrtll WllKELKRSt RltiOH. KW BOOKS. NEW DoOH&I. PriiH-e of the House of David; xti yellows' Mannei; . The Kelle of Washington; The Three Beauties; Harpers' Weekly, for April 11: New York Ledgtr, So 10th; Flag of Our Cnioo. do 10th; Ballou's Pictorial, do 10lb; Atlantic Magazine, do Jost received at JP2 J. HEALY'S MARBLE ilALI ICE CREAM SALOON. 't-HIIK sulnrritier having tacen the magnificent suit JL of rooms on the Jnd floor of the Marble Hall buildine, l ain street, will open it for the reception of visitors on Thursday, April , and begs leave to in form his friends and former enatomers that be ia prrred to furnish, daring the entire summer season. the most exautstte and highly flavored tee cream. Itniiin TisiuiiR uu Hiuun iu iim a ww.it v 'min alwavs at their service. P. McK AY. Balls. private parties, and weddings furnihed, and rreaji rroten on ie most reasenanie terms. ap u MILLINERY NOTICE. HI RR. K. J. TCRSKR would inform the ladies IT of Kvausville and its vicinity, that she will carry on the Millinery business at Iii store on See on, street, lonnerv ocrnpie.i tt airs. voniMtnn, nearlv opposite the Rev. Mr. McCarer's chnrch. 8 he will bleach and repair bonnets at the lowest prices, and in thi best possible style, as she ases no acids, without doing them any injury. he will have new gnods expressed every week from Cincinnat and will aeeo on hand ready trimmed bonnets tor sranstent cuatumers. Xne patronage or ladtee who wish ssw sossets, or desire to have old ones re paired to look as well as new, is respectfully solicited r.vansviifC, apru stn, i"a?-ir er.rniF.M. 3 1" hhds prime to fair N. 0. Sugar: 7b hils rrnoiia )l -lasse. . &n hlf hhis do; S Tierces Rice; 5l4dsTare; ti hag! Pepper; 1 do Alspice; Ii takte Cloves; 20 mats Casia; ScasefiNo. I Jistmegs: H bot .Mace: Received and for sale at redo-et prior. Vr . apG . l.JtD. HElMANX. Jt'ST RECKIVKDtiraham's Magajciae.f Oodv'a Lady s Book, Yankee Notions, Harper's Week Iv. April! do do New York Ledger; Flag of Our Union: Manha At J. FIEALT'S. VKIH OTIO.K for May. reduced price, JL lit cents, at leJRELL a: CONYNOTON. IJLAejTKK PABiS.-Jbbbl. 5 USt received and for sale by VICKEKi JOHNSTON. ap? KANSAS! KANSAS!! KANSAS!!! HAS BEOS the All-abaorMac Qwest! av but now the questioo is where caa Books be ha the cheapest? I know. At M. L. JOII YfSO.'8 Book Store. SCCH AS Dlaak Books, (school Books, Copy Books, The Latest Magazine and Papers, Sired from the East, by the last Express. Call and see ferst Store West of the Post 0ff.ee. mrt4 - -mmniEAT SACKS. 3 .0 Ts ro Bushel Osnaborch faclcs, Jnt ree'd snd for sale hy. Isept-M E. S. HAHCUCK öhda;k.is Sos. llemn P.edcords (Long;) M)eoils liaailla Kedcord: Ua do di Halter Kope; 25 do Jute do do; S do do Bedcorddo; Just received and for a!e by WHEELER fc RTGG3 For Sale or Kent. HOUSE with tn acres of L vnd aiUchl. situated rrnles from Evans liie, one ha..u td yards fmin the Plant Road. The House is a Two-idory Fraxe, rith douhle portieoe in fretssid rear, four rooms on ftrt ännr. IA h teet, and a ball 12 fen wiiie, four rooms on se.rond floor, same size, and, also, Kitchen and servants roonif, a good dry cellv, a well of pure water, and a ci.-tern, coavecieat to the xitchnt also a never failing spring

oi J"r" wwuaia imy yarasoi laenouse. For terms arplv to apif 'KELLERS: WHITE, Drugtists. tIl!?. 1&) drums in ftne cder. for ai i,r JO . ein .tlLisCBi X ii"'iVI.T!S

COAL DEALERS.

COAL ! ! COAL ! X COAL ! X ! JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL BE DONE." f II AYE jat erected a Fairbank's Scale, for the pur pose of weighing my coaL I shall sell my corn! by weignt, according to the laiR)f the State. I have large stock of superior quality of iMttsbarg Coal, aad invite all my friends to give me a call and try it. X have beon eighteen years in the business, and profeaw ton 1? f el Th of eoal U 15 cents per bashel. Allorders left at the Oas Company's Office, hetweoa tr9tan ecoad.oa Locwst street, or at Uornbrook'c Store, onfl at er street, or at my Coal Office, at the Laijiasco M harf, will be attended t. All coal must be IÄ.dj2T.Then ordered In IsinkabJe currency. dec23tf- ANDREW UUTC1IKSO. Coal ! Coal I Coal I WE.JZ1 V4 dn rsoeivlng. the best COAL that has ever been Introducwi Into this market, which wcare stUing low. Good eur rency will he receive. I in payment. Orders left at tb tore of JNO. W. liruilk.4, nexl to the State Rank will be promptly attended to. Jn25-tf JNO. W. nrCIIESfcCO. COAL FOR SALb'. WE have on baud and are constantly receiving coal of an excellent a nalltv fmm nn th.nul Which WO will deliver in anv lart nt tK ir Oolers left at James Laugh I in a warehouse, or at the wi .sauian Avowiey wui ne promptly auernied to. KUWLSl St AlIUKT. K.V DRY GOODS AURHIVFD At vinvstr NEW DRY GOODS, For Sale o Casar Onr. NEW DRY GOODS AERIYED SEW DRY GOODS, For Sale" ÄA4BICHS. torn. Casts Ont. NEW ERY GOODS ARRIVED NEW DRY OOODS, Tor Sale A MBICIf oa Cash Oslt. NEW DEY C00DS AERIYED NEW f,RY GOODS. For Sale At S BMBICU5- - 'P-1 foa Cash Osit. DISSOLUTION. THE Partnership heretofore existing between John A. Reiti, John A. Ilsncy and W. Carpenter, under the firm and name of Reitx, Ilaney tt Co., has been this day dissolved by the retirement of W . Carpenter. Lti.: the intmtf r Jt w - . r-.f,Tl5t f. Pwks! JT the said JohnA. Reits and John A. Haner. The a,ir. of the old firm will be settled up by the new firm ot tl EITZ & HANEY, Who will continue the manufacture of Steam Engines and Steam Boilers. of any .lie, together with all the Shafting. Wheels. Pumps, taw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of any 'Also, Distillery and Mining Machinery, and in fact everyth in 1 1 the Iron lin..t .k- JSTI.'JZa in. rf Ii.j n-T -" Zl. - v muu nni ftn. lr-tT REITZ & IIANET. f slACK.vilTH'w UKl.UVH.-A coraplcTe JLav suidoruiieut ou Laud and fur sale lr -' . . k SAMUEL ORR. PATENT lift HAD 11ÄKEUY. Tiii- ? J.,iF,,RST ST- eove .Main. III Lsbiblishment is in full operation, and manufacturine articles thst ar wmr. ... Isfarfion. All kinds of f'R tlKI'lta .nj hot '"a " iivics ini are wsrmnie! lo gn Unr. Al,k!nas,f l'K AC'Ri:Rsaiisl I li.l,by the pound, or Imrrel, at Cincinr isville prices. Holding the exclusive rigl DU Ii A I), by the pound, or laurel, al tv, Lou ü V. r i 7 Ii t tnm VandtTlmri .;;." manuiacxure uie celeOrated i ouniv ia mantiratur Iii f1.) PATENT Dl READ so popular in Kst-rn citü. h.i.. CHKarcB and hbalthike thau the ordinary Bread. aa!.VIS?..l,ot',.an.'l, Sleamh,atsare invited to try k. hand, and all oileniTompVly filled aud Setlreeed. tveaaniffs and I'arMes (supplied Wl.t?l-.X'V??Jr-.5ÄliC" 1'M t the shorteat osUoe. HOT RL'SKS and DUNNS every afternooB. aj-ftlin AIIisr .AIIK:-WSj kegs nails expected niile rJ'V aU I sold very low m lots ftotJiVhe SAMUEL ORR. p6 NEW GOODS. nrMnKRTKlbu iaat rareiva1 al I.ta mmm. 8. Water Street, between Slain and ürnmi. large stock of Clotks, Cassimere and Testiar't of the finest frsality and latest styles, which he U prepared to make up into fashionable garments f every description. A fufl stork of Ready-made CkHhlcg, always on haadu ,AJf,J,Uts' CP B1 0'st's Ftunlehinf Goeds ef all kinds. Tailors and Seamstresses wanted. sarts-laa S "SWEET POtATOES.-W lls." elwiesTpweerp. J tstoes. J nst received by Z. H. COOK a SOX. IMPltOVJS YOUR LOOKS By biyiaf out of VAUTIER &. MARCONNlER8 SPRING STILE HATS, WHICH for beauty and STmetrlcal prosmrtlOM make the present style one of the neatest ever presented to the public. lists made to order which we warrant to fit as eosa. fortahly as a night ear. - anr4 A Challenge to the World! TO PRODUCE A FIXER OR BETTER article of FRENCH FELT HATS, than those we are manufacturing. ATI shapes and colors ke4 on hand, or made to order at short notice. VAUTIKR At MARCONMEK, 'wr? Main etreet.be. 1st and Ind. Klegant Caps. lllBA'S YOITH mm4 .FAJVT A.-sa. tor Spruig aiui Kummer w at AlIlr.14 C MARCOAIEE. . tnr;4 Main street. I et. 1st aad VI. STAR AN ADA3IA.YT1.NE CAKTIDLBS. THK undersigned continue the manufacture of their celetw-aied Candles, of the ditterent Sisee four, five, six and seven to the pound. ALL WARRANTED FULL WEIGHT. Consumers will find it greatly to their Interest U ase these Candles in preference to those that are sold LiX COUST. Many Candles that are really seven to the pound are branded au so M aa sizes, so wins; a difference agataat tlie consumer of five -onnoi So tlie box. The variation usually made in the price is not proportioned to this difference, as the following statement shows: A soxorSavsKS contains 247 Ca sai.es, aa is soLroa3&roc,KDS,witicH is thb ctcal wiiskt. A i orli ok., oa "8hot Wbioht PiasSj" coktaihs oslt 2,0 CsRDbcs, SAME SIZK A8 TILB SEVENS, as is sold roa fobtt roc hps. Suvpooiiig the price of the former 1 be SO cents, snd the latter IP cents, there win 1 a dinerence of twenty cents in price and seven Cand les in ceant per box, ia favor of the full weicht Candles I retailers and cobearners; and this will be Increased five cents per box for every rent advance In price. Tnose interested wo eld do well to examine the subject lVr themselves. PROCTER It GAMBLE, marS-Imis U West Second street, Cincinnati. D tLTIMORE COFFEE 1UU bags for sale by mrOO GILBERT Je BOWLE w IFOR TUE ßPKINO TRADE. TUB Undersigned has now on band, and arriviag. full aad enmplete assortment of Hardware, which he will sell at the lowest prices, such as Mioveis ana rpdes, Garden Hoes and Ekke, Hay and Manure Forks, Trace, Log and other Chains ' Ilamcs and Hedge Shears. Locks and Latches, Butts, Hinges and Screws, Boring and Morticing Machines, Table, and Focket Cutlery, Butcher's and Karl Smith's Files, Mill and Cross Cat Saws, ISaiLi, Carpenter' and Coopers' Tools of tbe best qaalitr. Also, a large Stock of Paint, bhoe, Cewater an other Brashes. Begs leave to call the'attenfioB of Grocers buy inc Hardware, who will find it to their interest to examine his Stock before cwrcnasiog elsewhere. JA COU tsTRAUB, mrz3 S accessor to A. WAivaiscrt. ST OAF. CRC bHED AND POWDERED EUOAE.Mj4 24 bbls. ju received and for sale by marl GILBERT & BOWLE. Valuable Standard Works. DOBELL & CONYNGTON IIE SOLK LOCAL A GEST for Tan deris burgh county for all thi icmtumoi sooss rnhlifhed by D. APPLETOX A; CO. Abridgement rtlie Debates In Concress, Or Public Uitsto-y 'S the I nittd Slates. .ew American Encyclopedia, A Dictionary and Jourual of Knowledge. Certainly Uie fir.t werk of the age. American Eloquence, ACollrtion of Speer bee and Addresses of the Most Eminent rators of America. Enryclopeilia of Wit and Hnreor, By the celsbrated Comedian Burton, in -JSC So. Dictionary of Machines Mechanic Knclae Work. ... , 1 ne newest sbd most improved es;fcon, in 15c. os. l res Dictionary of Arls, fauufaclüres anJ Mines. DOLELL Ii COX YINuTUN beg to cl .Uer. t ion te their impoi-Jtnt wiYts, and request ihcr kibd fnecds to c.!l aud sce them ; as a!ji, the array of opinions of eimr.enl men ia cocfiruiauon of their impctiaiice aad loe!l Jc Convrgton ha ve sairple and jpecuaenseT the various binding in which thee works caa N rrecuredfrom paj-er to the tr.est Morrocco. mril IT E AD PIPE A.D PIG LEAD JLi 3 Cables s-ssted front inch to 31 iacbes; 40 Piss Le:ul; P.yiveJ anl fr.r .i by ?AMVET ORE-

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