Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 July 1869 — Page 3

,.JU Y 18, ISO". From tte New York Citlzeu. Fashion Gossip. Pink is worn much more than usual. For two or three seasons it has kept the back-groun, while Metternich green, straw color, and black have been the most frequent colors out, and the bright, lovely pink, the color of a prairio rose now in vogue was only seen next the dark hair of some country girl, who knew not what was fashionable,, but only what was pretty. A beautiful dancing ; dress is of tulle over white goat's hair, sheeny as sott silk, short, of course, with live narrow flounces of tulle between, which are notched with ruffles of pink silk. A short round tunic comes over the hips, but does not meet at the belt ; over this is a smaller one of pink silk, and a still smaller one of tulie again. The waist is a fan of silk in the back over a body of tulle with straps pass- ? ing over the shoulders, and meeting in front at the belt with gradated ruffles of tulle interleaved with pink, forming the upper part of the body, and giving charming fullness to the figure; the sleeves are puffs of tulle over pink silk, Maria Theresa style, with deep laca ruffles; if the arms are not fine, a close tulle sleeve with very fine pleats is worn Irom elbow to waist, finishing with a deep ruffle to match the upper one. A dress of white crape has a court train, covered with four flounces rounding toward the waist, each bound with pink ribbon stitched on with narrow black velvet. The front has rows of pink ruches, with white interlaced, and a black velvet run in the center. The chemisette is white lace, and the bodice white, with pink and black ruches .across the. bust, gathered on the shoulder by a bow of pink ribbon and black velvet, each two inches. A fine black grenadine is trimmed for evening in a novel fashion, with plain train, the front crossed by flounces headed by narrow pinked ones of gray white silk, with black filk fold across. Over the train falls a wide border, fifteen inches wide, in puffs hold by large rosettes of grenadine with white whalebone thistles in the center. The waist has a pinked ruffle of white silk round the shoulders, forming a shallow bertha below, which others descend in points on the front. The sleeves are in large puffs on the upper side with fbld- of silver-gray silk centered with black between the puffs', and large lozeoees of silk stretched on the shoulders and wrist. Wide tulle quillings from the finish at throat aud hand. This is designed for l'ght mourning, but may easily be adapted to ordinary wear, and be made a very striking costume by adding red roses as a garniture. Black grenadine Is made over dresses in colors, bright blue or sultan preferred. The silk dress is short and flounced; the black, with double rurhVs, is looped above! it to show nearly half the silk skirt iu front. The sleeves have a erenadiue puff to the ellow, below which descends the coat si ieve of silk. The throat and sleeve are trimmed with bright silk rufflos. Flounces and ruches of silk grenadine or mixed goods, of which the warp is silk, are always pinked, notch ed or raveled, and the eagc evtiity cut to show a short . fringe. This is more convenient than the process of binding thirty, yards of ruffling f. r every dress, which is too much of a tax in a world where art is loDg and . time fleeting, and there are new magazines with leaves uncut very month. Where the suit is compo-ed of two colors, the ruffles are interleaved in the two tints. For thin organdies a pretty trimming is a white muslin '.. ruffli bax-ploatcJ on a plain inch ribbon, the color of the prevailing shade of the dress. A linen lawn with indistinct small figures of light purple is made a very pretty dress in which to welcome one s f amily at evening by trimming the t uic with a wide boxpleated ruffle of the same, stitched in the center with knots of No. (J lavender ribbon every few inches between the pleats with narrower ribbon run in and out of little bars round the neck and shoulders. Make the sleeves plain, coat shape, with deep cuffs edged with narrow Valenciennes and ribbon like the neck. A rainbow neck ribbon gives the relief needed to the pale purple hue, which is of nil ethers most monotonous without such touches. The newest parasols have a ruche inside the edge, and straight polished sloping handles of rosewood tipped with gold plate, of gilt or ivory. He- : ceutly a stock of fiue ivory handled parasols in silk was shown at $12 each. They were fashionable in every respect, large and broad, white, lined with all color. Knglish silk rain umbrellas are $6. Pongee umbrellas, with thick bamboo handles linht as pith, are from $4 upward. These also are white, lined with color. Parasols to match the suit worn are not such a success as they promised to be except for those one-ideaed people who would like their hair and eyebrows dyed check or lavender to suit their dress. The white umbrella lined with the color which agrees with the complexion of the wearer, is har- . monious with any toilet. A novelty is the uiar-iboat parasol covered en tirely with down; it looks like carrying a snowbank or dismissed eloud over the head. The price of the one shown, which was really good size, was 22, and it was the most luxurious cheap thing imaginable. Ladies in the country have taken to wearing the white cambric sun-hat, which are so light and fresh. It is not difficult to make them with a pattern, and they are easily cleaned with a brush and soapsuds. The Century Plant. The Rochester Express says the main stalk or flower stem of the century plant now iu bloom in that city, is titteen feet blue inches high, and beds fair to reach over twenty feet. It has twenty branches, and buds which will be branches, now visible, which are to bear the clusters. The lower branches are' about fifteen inches in length and five inches apart where matured, and they grdaa!ly shorten until they reach tha top. The lowermost arm is eleven feet six inches from the ground, and there are one hundred and five distinctly formed buds in this cluster, and more may develop before it attains its lull perleetinn, It is estimated that there will le filteen hundred flowers ou the plant. In other plants which have flowered in Euglaud and elsewhere, these arms when lully developed have m-iasured mur to six and one lialt leet in length, and the clusters of flowers from fourteen, to eighteeu inches in diameter. The single flower of itself is not handsome. It is only four or five inches in length, and probably of a greenish yellow color, but very fragrant. Bat the ereat beauty is the manner of ri jweriti and the wonderful pyrmidal ca.-vJe'.abr. hape or lorra which it. a'lains whtu in full bloom, the larg'i .!ns:trs arid numerous flowers iu tucb, which will -appear at the ends of

tha &?fisa fi bgacaliCi, th Uttt aaea bi2g tha longasr, and gradually shortening iu pyrmidal form till they reich the top, where there will be a huge cluster of flowers, probably a9 large as a half bushel. - i This particular plant was brought from Canandaigua to Rochester thirteen years aro, and lias been in the possession of Messrs. frost. & Co. ever since. Its aee is very Accurately known, having been purchased in 1S09 by the lae lion. Johu Ureig, of Canandaigua, aud owned by him until 1850', when it was purchased by the Messrs. Frost, making it about seventy years of age. It has thirty leaves, averaging four and a half to six feet in length, of a bluish green color, finely marked with yellow stripes, the leaves being six to nine inches in width, and three to five inches thick at the base. The plant now shows the pyramidal shape and manner of flowering, and is well worth visiting at the present tim , as the rapid change, which will soon take place when it comes in flower, will cause many to regret, who will only see it at that time, that they had not seen it before it became so fully developed, so they could anticipate the change which will ensue. FRUIT JARS, MARK, WARREM & CO., DIRECT IMPORTERS or Glassware and China, ' So. 23 NORTH FIRST ST. KVANSVILLK, IND. FVn it Jaii'M. 3Vnit Jars. IJf VIEW OF THE ABiTlCIIMTEH extra large Iruit crop of tb present season, we coDtrantnl la March lor an unusual Ktot'k oi Kaurr jakh ot bexi' BRANDS; but as SAL ECS HAVK Al-r-KKADY IiA KUKLY KXrEKHKD OUK MOST SAN OU INK EXPEC T ATIONS, we would advise rustomerH to sliND IM THEIR OKHKRS KAKLY. Glass manufacturers generally Mop making lu riot weather (say Jnne), thus cntMiiR off the supply, and doubtless Jars will grow soiree as the feason advances, and PKIC'KS CORKESPON WNtJLY HIGHER.' We have the following excellent brands: LYMirS PATSNT SELF-SKALER. Tlu cap. In one piece. Rubber baud outside tbo jar. Greatly unproved fciu-e l..sl year by a new opener, made in one piece very Mm pie; thus overcoming- Ihe only objection ever ured ugulust this very popular jar. lias been iu great demand for leu years. - "11KUO" J A US. Self-sealers; screw top and rubber band. The rubber does not come iu contact with the fruit. HKAVV ltl0 JI,AVS JAK.H. Tin top, wire fastening. It HOW A EA.KT1I V.S J A KM. Best glazed. Tiu top, wire fastening. No charge for boxes when ordered In full pa Katies. Quarts, 0 dozen in a box; hulf-jjuMons, 4 dozen. He.t Red Sealing Wax, In 5-pound packages, to suit the heavy rin;; aud brown earthen jars. Kull directions for prepaslu? frnlt and sealing jam accompany enc) package. Send in your Orders at once ! Junl "LAW CAilDST LEE DIXKELSPILL, (Formerly of Louisville: Kentucky), ATTOllNKY AT LAW Third street, between Main aud Locust, KViinsvillo, Iiuliiiin. .Business promptly attended to. Special attrntlou paid to collections. Je'J9 lm VM. liKlVI1, Tr. st . a i 1 1 m ,trHLt. -Also, REAL EST ATI' and CoLLKCTLNU AG KNT. Oftioe on Malu Street, between Third and Fourth. No. H.V., (over Kelloi'a Gun Store). Evau&ville, iud. Kepl9,'t&. J. KICK. J. . KICH AUU30M KucKiCR & r:chardson, Attorney at J. aw, North Side Third Street, bet. Main & Locust, Lv svi llk, Ind. Collections promptly attended to. Carful attention given to examination ol titles, writing .deeds, mortgages. Ac apl d Jin W. P. HAKQRAVf, ATTORNEY tit LAW. Office on Third Street, in "Washington House Block.. Will practice t.e various Courts ol the Circuit. Prompt attention to office business dec4dMm Crescent City Flooritig Mill, KAPPLER & SALMON. Proprietors, Sash. Doors. Blinds, Frames, aVEonltliiifj", Sco. Planing,' Ripping, Splittius, and Scroll Sawing; done at sMiort uolioe. Pine and Poplar Flooring; SHlner, 1'reewed aud Itougu Lumber, hi ways ou hand, forsaie. - Also, Ho' Proprietors and Manufacturers of the C'ELElSRAT El . i . . II I ii IB Ul t.i mm PICKET F t: ,v a e : Known as the Terre Hants Picket Ffnea it iscneap aud durable, and an ornament to the place where It taud-. All orders promptly a. tended to. Factory, Cor. Division and Canal Bta., EVANSVILtK, IND. pr27-dly (Staw) , (WO. TUOEMIILL, MA.vrr vcrrjRKR or 8m1tll?N mul If sirii ess SECOND STBEKT, near Main, EVANKV LLE, INI. All Kinds of fln Saddles and Harness Constantly on bund. RKPAIRINO done and at bhoi I wo( n. In the bst manner Imbiditm Valuable Real Etate to Le Sold . tit Auction, Upon a Credit of (i, 12, and IS Months. July Hd, 8o9. TIIK 4'OMHOX -V.'IL. OF THE t'ityof Kvausvilie will Bell at public aucl ion, on M A'l ITUDAY, JPLV 3IST, 1-C9, : At 3 o'clock p.m., upon the pr- mles. the old BauliL t'liun-li property. M into ou the comer ol lai k ami t'ent e treeln. uiion a creilli l s x, t wel ve. mid eiehtet u nionlUK, with init-rest Iiom uie, payable iu city ordt-.fc; the purchaser to remove that portion t the building projecting into the 'et wiiuiit six monlUH n-oni lay of xsile, mid give bond, wit It approved. j fceciiril y, to k ruie l in- pi lunus, i l.v older ol the l oiiiio:!. A. M. M.'iiiUFK.Ci. IS, ! 1'v K. A. Mu.klH, L Juiiy. t Clt v t.'ierk 's Uiiwfe, ( Kva.inviiie J uiy hlii, -vy.i. i jyVdtr lUuion copy. J

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R EI T Z HA N E Y , ';' Crescent Foundry, Corner or Canal ana Ingle Sis., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, (Manufacturera of .. : . . . ... i , , ' ; - ; . "' STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS Portable Circular Saw Mills, Machinery or every Description SCALERS IX BELTING, STEAM GA UGERS, FIRE BRICK, WR O VGIIT IRON PIPE,&c. &c. ' - i : Repairing'done at Short Notice. Also agents for Stillwell's Patent Heater and Lime Catcher. nov71y sciiurrK, tii u mi a iv ifleelimilo' FoniKlrjMannfmcturera and Kulldetaof Steam Kuclues, Circular Saw Hills. (IriAt and Hui,"ir M ill, Todrcco wcr ' Vnnsinina MachlTj(v, Dlhtlltery nd Mining Macn'uery, Malt Mills, Corn &el!e.ri, Hiise Fronts, Cellar Grates.' lON & BRASS CASTINGS. Of every description. KAChltierr of sll klnda Made and Repaired. Uealera lu I'.elllug, Fire Hricka, ' Hteam Uanges, and Vroagnt Iron IMpes. Old matertala bo right W have tbe facility of the bestMa ttlatry aaa woriiuen, ana win give ui varl entrasled to us our individual attenII in, fill orders promptly, warrant our citk, and cnarge reasonable prices. USlceand Kouudry, corner of First and tttmt KireeW. Kvansvllie. Ind. M. ii. Workmen sent to all par La to fit , wori and uo repalrlug. "rebsaam HCHULTVSK. THUMAN i CO WILLIAM HEILMAK? ; - (Rneceasor to Kralz A Hell in ' Manufactarer asd Builder Ol ' fOF 4.HLS AND STATIONAHT . ISAM ENGINES AND BOILSSS SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY, . : , - ;; ' . " . ; Threshing MaohineB, Col ton aud Tobacco jPresse CIRCULAR SA W MILLS. 4c, Av, - KVANSVILLB, INI. HHKKT Iron hdiI Oorrn WOKK UIUM to order ou abort notice. IRON AND BRA 89 CASTINGS " of everv description. ' Dealers In Hteara (Jauef. Hr.ri, K1H?m Kit tiricks, WroJsbt iron '!pi, ik'it'.t f i.UHiia. isc, at mauuitM-'iurert Ji KKPA IR A'H, daue at hUort notic,

COAL! COAL! Having resumed my former business, I would hereby Inform my old patrons and the publics uenerally that I am prepared to deliver OOOD CLEAN COAL on short notice Coal in alt cases must be paid lor when ordered. ARent for the celebrated PARADISB COAL. JOS. THOMAS. Office In American House. nov4 dly

FAIINLKY, KU1IN & CO., Western Brewery, Manufacturers of Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and botties. office-No. ss mai.v kt., evans vi lle, indiana. : nov7 ly BLYTIIE IIYNES, ATTOIINEY-AT - LAW. OFFICE TIIIKD STIiKET, In WALKER'S BU1LDINU. novll ly WHEELEIi & BIGGS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts., EVANSVILLE, IND. novll ly Dr. Jas. C. Bierbower, DI2STIST, Office No. lO FIRST ST., Between Main and Locust, Returns his thanks for the liberal patronage received during the pant live years, and hopes by fair dealing lo merit a continuance of the came. Chloroform administered When desired. (oc2(idly STATIONER, C;UK CtNOEU, And Blank Hook Manufacturer, And Dealer in Hchool Books, Pictures and frames, Mirrors, Loofc-lng-Olasses, French tilass, 4C, OLD HOOKS HE-IIOir'l. NO. 70 MAIN STREKT, (HKEDEKICH'S BLOCK,) ETANSVILIiE IMIIANA. novily C. H. Cramer. Jacob Balat, (Formerly salesman at J. 8. Ricker's.) CRAMER & SALAT Oo Have Just opened a splendid siocK ol HOOTS AN!) SHOES, In a part of Schapker, Bussing Co.'s hirxe more-room. Their Htoclr is complete, and gomls will betold CHEAP. If you want good bargains, call. apr29 d ;m ii i:o DIALIK IN WATCHES, JEWELRY Oold i'ens, Hpectaeles, KyealHRses, Silver aud Plated Ware, Watch and Clock Material, No. CI MAIN ST., Bet. Second and Third, KVANgviiLk, Ind. Watches and Clocks Repaired and warranted. Chas. aktks, with CJeo. A. liittroirr. oc dly PETEU VIE KLIN U, IJ RUG GIST, And Dealer ia Paints Oils, VA KNISHESf DYE-STUEES, YI.MMt .I.ASS. SllitiKAL INSTUl'HKSrS, 're V I u ri H lid ItrniMlieN, Aud all popular Patent Medicines ot the ae. NO. 2 North, Water Street, f.VANMIMii: INDIANA oca ly DR. F. L. DAVIS,1 Homoeopathic Physician. OlHce on Rpcond Mtreet, bctweou Main aud Locust. oc28 dly DR. . J. EHRMAFM, Uoinceopatlilc Physician. Office No. 19 Second Street, between Main aud Locust. Office Hours From 8 A.M. to 12 M., and 1 to 5 v.x At his residence, corner of Seventh and Chestnut (streets, after night. focaidiy Osilcricie9 L27 liocust Street. Osborne, SIGN PAINTER. Osborno',H' o tSIiow Cards. o Jnnl2 dtf Evansville Business College, (umrr MAIN TIIlltI SIS., 93 cn w E7AXSVILLK, INDIAXA. Rook-keeDln. Penmanship, and Mathematics made specialt ieH. Keasion bolli day ana evening. For circulars, giving terms, Ac, or specimens of Penmanship, ad dress Wtl.I.S A ltLINI'lt, novll y Proprietors. GIBSON & WELSH, 3? H. TJ M B E R S, DEALERS IN Lead Pipe, Sheet LeacLWater Closets, HOT AND COLD HATIfw, Shower Baths, Force and Lift Tumps, ALK PUMPS. WROUOHT IRON PIPES, c. xtrato inti-rutnr-Ail Into conntrv ilweli iugi irotn cibterus or wells, viviug all tlie ........ i.l ii cil v Mil 1. 1.1 led wli h water works. No change ,t rauge ou blovt) re quired to beat me. water. LociiHt Htroet, EVANS VI LLE. IND. IV K W TP I It JiJOHN . M'COKKIB. JOHN P. TffHB MnnORKT.E & TWEED, Conlraclors nnl HulIlerK, And Maunfacturers oi S,,h, Loo,s. '" En' "us, lh-ru:h,!, &C AC, or. v. ii. nc i a i u.nni hiitKirrs. i:v"A-Vii I.E, Ind. AH orders wiU l'Metvo prompt alien! ion loJ-.IJlU

STEAMBOATS,

Regular Monday Packet for Padncah, Eastport ana t loroECC. The elegant Passenger Steamer; 1 Lek noVELL. Master: Kobbkt McMkcitak, Clerk, Leaves for the atve and all intermediate poluM evtry mom i ia at 4 o'clock p.m. ilntfru for Pine Lumber, ilr-w.i ..V ..n dressed, or for Tennessee Pig Iron, filled For freight or passage ajiply on board or to HUMPIIKKY. PATUICK A t:o., OCiMdtf Agents. Regular Evansvilla. Green River, and Hartford Packet, The beautiful new Kteamer Joe McKEVNOLns, Master, Will ply as a regular packet between Kvansvllie and all point on Oreen Klver, and ou ltouih reeK to Hart lord. Will leave Kvansvllie every MONDAY and TIIUUHDAY at 5 P M. tnbll dtf Regular Evansville and Nashville Pactret The fine Passenger Kteamer U Josh. V. Throop. Master; Oeorge Throop, Clerk, Leaves Evansville for Ciarksville aud all way porta KYKRI TUESDAY at 12 31., positively. For freight or passage apply ou board. feb2 d,(m Uexter'a Independent low-pressure Packet M. ... . UlCKSICP, ..,iU. T. Dkxtkk Master, Leaves Kvanhvllle for (Tairo every MONDAY and THUK-iDAY. at ! p.m.. nosltively, connecting at Cairo with Kt. Louis iviempiilM, and INew tJrleans packets. uo21dll LUKK NiCHKLSD.N. Aiicnt.. Regnlar Tuesday and Friday Packet r- i lor raaucau ana uairo. The finely appointed steamer CUMBE RL A.1STD, Wlf.A. Luwto, Masier; Mariom VVkwbt, Clerk, Will ply as the regular Tuesday ami Friday packet for Cairo aud ail way l.-uiitm;;';. leaves Kvansvilie every 'i'UKsliAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo everv WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 p.m. Through bills Of ladm? elven for freight over tlie Mobile & Ohio Railroad. or lreight or jassat:e apply ou toard, rlo W. ii. BROWN & CO., oriiuKia jNtcii KLifSOSi, Jylatf Agent. Evansville, Henderson A Nashville Railroad Transfer Packet. The fleet and splendid sidewheel steamer IVEollie Norton, CHARLEY PERKINS, Blaster; A. O. UuiiLANu, Clerk, Will ply as a regular packet between Kvansvllie aud Henderson, oflerlug uneqnaleil accommodations to travelers and shipper. Leaves Kvansvllie !n!ly at :i p.m. Leaves Henderson dully at lli a.m., mukiug close con neetlou with the K. V '. It. It. FARK Through aud way passengers only fti cents. JaiiU dtl W. It. BROWN A CO., Agents. lingular Evansville and Bowliugureon jfacKet. The fleet and elegant Packet ADA TArON, W. 8. Vanxkteb, Master; J. F. Wilbankw, Clerh-, leaves FvaiiHvllle for UOWLINU-ORKKN every TUESDAY, at 4 v.. Jrf-aves Kvansvilie tor WOODBURY every MATURDA Y. at 4 p.m. t or irelgut or passago anoly on board. noviH dtf For Paducan and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday 1'aclut. The magnificent side-wheel steamer A. M. Duhouchkt, Maxter; Wjli. P. Eowi.tR,).,, . Oxo. NiQiiiLiJioN, cierKH, Iieaves Kvansvllie every WKDSESUAY and HATURDAY t 4 p.m. leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and HUN DAY at 5 p.m., making close connections at Cairo with 11 rut-clans pa;keU lor HI. Louts, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Lvausville wiLh the H. A C. R.R., and tbeTarascon for Louisville. Forlreighl or passage noiily on bowrd. or to F. M . H U M Pit R K Y CO.. or DUKK MCUtliHON, Kel2 tf Agent. Regular Tri-Weekly Packet For Newbnrg, Oicensboro, Rochport, Grandcievo, ILiwesville, and Cannelton. The New and Light-Draught Hteamer PETROLIA Wo. 2, Joliu II. Triplet!., Mat-ter; John A. Adams, Clerk, Leaves Kvansvillo for tlie above aud all way ports every TU H i-DA Y, T11URMDA Y, aud HATURDAY, at 10 A.M. Returning, will leave Cannelton every W EDN E-jliAY, FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY, Et U A.M. For fieight or passage apply on board, or to HUMPHRKY, PATRICK A CO , aprSOdtf Agents. Regular Evansville and Tennessee River Packet. For railucah, JohnsonvlUc, and iiastport. The fleet and xplei.did steamer SAM. OKR, ALLEN DUNCAN, Muster; Guy Vj.syard, Clerfe, leaves Kvansvllie for K.fitrort and all Tennensee liiver way landings as a r gnlar weekly packet, e-,ery Saturdtty at 4 p in., taking fieight ami passengers at lowest packet rntea, and giviugespecitil aitentlon WJtlje lliiin ' of orders. For freight or i!isfu;e anplv on board. ei6 tf DUKK NICHKLSOX, Agent. JEWELRY, &C.: M-fVIJN KT. 4 WATCHES, JEUKLRV, SI!,Vi:i2U'AI2i: J.OUIS 1HTTICOLFF, DEALKH IN Watches. Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles, Clocks, Plated Ware, COLD PKNS. AC, At the very lowest Knslerii prices. Solid Silver arc JnvHry Made to order. Special attention Klveu torepHrinS fine Watches. A good stock Of Always on baud. Oil 3IvVXrV HT, feiO dfim J. SIMH fc SON, V.'riolr-sa'e DerS r In Boat Stores ; Lul ne tting-. Co i, ad Lar.l UiKs; (Jonkif. Uoni, l'ltcli. fio. ?m. -.mi h i i fh rin;i"r, ! r- ,il i - Muiu i.M.t Vli.c.

Ear Other River ItJtms See Eourth lfiyr..

8TKAMUOAT PRINTING. Noprlntlnn establishment In the W1 a a better facllltiea or irrealf i abiiilv lor doing fine Steamboat Priiitiur. I ur oort meni or joo jype, llioogli vei-v lare and muiiinr, "MiMiim ly ooi ng added to, and our Jolt department Is under the rvrumii supe rvision of one of tlie best Job printers in tho United States. We are prepared to Clint I'oslrs, plain or fancy. Hill II -ads ills Ladint' ards. Din k and Meal 'irkr i w, i.l L 1 ICKl'IM lor L.llirir Ac, Ao. Orders lelt with either o, thp wharf-boats will be promptly attendr! to. Weather rnid Wnler Tlio weather yesterday, w a reni tition of that of tho preceding iny of the week clear and Bwcltoringiy hot. The mercury at nine A.M. etood at 92, 9ia at 10, 9G at noon, and 08 at 2 p.m. Eighty-ftix degrees wan the indication of the thermometer at midnight of Wednesday. The river, during the 21 hoars ending at 3 p.m. yesterday, had fallen 11 inches. It id falling rather fast at all points to Pittsburg tho last rise at the latter place having, exhausted itself before reaching Cincinnati. The hopes of the light draughts are brightening! ArrlvnlM ami le,urt iii-m. The only arrivals and departures up to 3 P. m. yesterday, include the Mary Houston, Louisville to New Orleans; Mollie Norton, Henderson to return; Nick Longworth, New Orleans to Louisville; Petrolia No. 2, to Cannelton; Hartford, to Gircuu River; Tarascon, Louisville to return; R. E. Lee, New Orleans to Louis ville; Falls City, Louisville to Bow ling Green. Bonis Ioe. Among the first boats due are the Cumberland, from Cairo,' Belle Lee, 11. L. Lee, and Nick Longworth, for New Orleans; Virginia, Emma No. 3 and Indiana, from New Orleans; Champion, from 8t. Louis; Rose Hite, from Louisville ; Ada Lyon, from (Jreen River; Robert Burns, for Memphis ; Sam. Orr, from Eastport; Abeona, for St. Louis; Charmer, from Cincinnati. HlHCellniMMiiiM. Business was rather lively at the wharf yesterday, with three big New Orleans steamers among the arrivals. The mairuificent Mary Houston arrived about 2 a.m. with a fair start. She laid over and let her crew rest till daylight, when fehe commenced taking freight on, which work sho continued" up to 3 p.m. She received from W. (i. Brown & Co. 100 hogs heads tobacco and a large amount of iBiFcellaueous freight. and from Humphrey, Patrick & Co. 11G hogs heads tobacco, 7 crates cabbage, and other miscellaoeom freight. She left here pretty full, and will go out of tie river flat on the water The Nick Longworth arrived at 10 a.m. with an excellent passenger trip and ome freight. She discharged few small lots here. Among her passengers was our wcllesteemed fellow-citizen. . Uonry C. Owathmey. who has been sojourning for several months in New Orleans, for the benefit of his health, which wo are glad to learn is greatly improved Tlie Mollie Norton had a magnificent trip up, including 115 hogsheads of tobacco, 13 haad of cat tle, five tons of old iron, and 50 passengers. Her unsurpassed officers are entitled to such liberal patrouago. They are good men The Petrolia No. 2 left for Canuoltoii with a moderately good trip The It. E. Leo arrived at 12:30, crowded with people, aud having 200 head of mules and other freigtit for .'Louisville. She discharged bonio freight and a number of passengers here. Among the latter was Moses Meer, our excellent fricud and former fellowcitizen, now resident of New Orleans. We never taw him looking better. The Leo will leave Louisville ou Saturday evening, and if anybody desires to make a uuiuk trip to Cairo or Mound City, let him look out for the lightuing-wiuged Robert E. Leo early in the morning, and go through in daylight. She will be laid up for repairs at Mound City. The Belle Lee, Captaiu John S. Maker, leaves Louisville to-nigh1 in plate of tho Robert E., and will be here Saturday afternoon The Nick Longworth will como out on Wednesday next, and will be here on Thursday The Falls City arrived at 1 p.m., with a moderate trip The Hartford left about 1:30, with a magnificent trip. She takes an excursion party from Burksvi'le, and took a portion of tho great Crescent City Silver Baud, together with ou or two members of the Cornet Band, along to make music. Prof. Buck going as leader TLo (juickatep was receiving u excellent trip; and this reminds us of a thing of beauty that we hopo will prove a joy forever. It was a fp'endid IB karat gold watch, bearing on tbe inside of t io case the following inscription: "Presented by !upl. H. T. Dexter to Walter L. P. uuington. Premium rueiile." It was stowed.... is duo r. time ly present, tnjy Le.The great Iudiuna uro to-day. The Charmer will be down to Jay and leave to-uiorrow for Cincinnati The Clara Scott, let it be remembered, goes to Wabash River fA-morrow evening positively. Captsiu Scott wants all your Wabash height......... The towboat Alleghany Belle, with a heavy tow of loaded barges, passed up at 2 P. M. yesterday Tha Tarascon arrived at 3 P. M., with a friir trip of freight and peoph;. We were glad to lind Captaiu Huge ne Bowers, clerk of the Nick Longworth, entirely recovered Iroiu tlie indisposition uuder which ho was butlering as the i boat passed dowu. lioalw l.euvlnif To-Day. For Cairo. The lino steamer Cumberland will leave promptly and positively to day at 4 P. M. for Cairo and all way landings. Pasent'ers and ehippers will please tako notice. The Cumberland is a pleasant boat to trav el -mi, and hor rs are highly ohhirti.' r'-i'lleitn.-n. ('apf.i:u !Ily L ,'.vth c..n;jiiatids,and Marina Wtk't.t j and I'.r'iet? IIuijUt arc hei o!ti;'iug j and popular U-rk?. '

" For Louisville The Uautifal and fleet Rosa Hi e will return t -Louiaville positively this eve nine, and is one of the most pleasant and p j alar boatc that com :s to our v, !mf. Captaiu Frank Hurry, a pleas int an 1 large-hearted gentleman, has command, and Phil. IJ. Rranhani unl William Ilawes arc her alible, courteous and attentive clerks. Her hour of departure is f p.m. For II i:NrER.so.v The clf'iMnt nnd fleet railroad transfer tt earner Molli., Norton leaves for Henderson ht'AA:, P.M. to day, in charge of Cupt.un Charley Perkins, an accomplished officer, having elegant accominoda. tions for passcniort-. A. O. Duil itid and C. J. Boyle, two pleasant gentlemen, ere her clerks, and will give f-trict attention to V.io comfort of pas. eengers. Ulenniiiic from oo r t.Kflin,.,. , . Cincinnati. The Ctrmu'rctVtlcr Wed es. day says: The Louisville Ma i Lino wharf bonis are hard finron ml. The ISirusiown pinned down tbo river yenlerd.-iy. She hud aboard the ai ti si, i ol tLe illicit Crook. Tho Chronicle ot Wednesday evi nin; nays: Th towboat Torn Res, Captain U oi. Vanderi;t, ieftfor HI. Louts ito.t evening. Hhe took suVfti bais; s itinl tb.) nwi),,'i Jim W atson, all for t le Iron pile. Two or tho barges and the Walson hnvti li.-.-u chartered by the ICe Hon iron Works io brlnit 7iA) Ions Iron ore l Vi.wi.nri i i...

Tom Itees will brii;! Uie oiher llvu l-ui luwieii wim J..1U0 iohh nr ore. lieiirV I.. Pill If U ti n.iurltr ..'...' of (he Le .uldax, and mou-I n-hiur of t :n,i Kobert Ureeniee. diet, at l'ittsbnr v.- ;, i. day. The Timet HayH: While a tetitleman was on boai l . u steamer at the wheif lum evenln-. a woiiim n Jumped lino lis buv Hiel di nvo rapidly MWiiy, buton turning (I. e r-'.rii.-r, uiihet the wtiolo and was urresi.-d. Verdict cyhzv. Mr. VV. .1. I'reiil ice lias taken ehariuo! tlie oltice ou tli; ( 'I iiei ii mi 1 1 and Pil.tf.ini 1 1; pueket IJell. Ciii'tiiin Lmiiihiev lu s mil i.i h L't.od iteleetlou for I us 1111 tioi taut i.sltiou. t-iiiitalit Lew. II. Morris tins ret ill lie. 1 In duty on the KvttiiftViII paciio'. Charmer. LouisvilXK. Tlie Oiiro .-'i7 ! VVedru-Mlay isays: The Coiihlnble was iiu lit I ny I lie Ham .1. Halo VeKleriluy. (in lu-r lust tiiri f lic nfutioil to pay h.,r wbm laeJI J; beuct. t ) warrant. Tin oflieer, however, tall.-. I t.. aiilurn her. The AI i mieola. ol the wiini liue. ik' 11 na I uij.I Meuipms, I 1 1 . I i i pay ner w nai mi ner la-1 v I-it, mul wi i 1 timl a warrant HWaltliit her on he art i val at I his port. 'Ihe i eslie Combs vaa u.-l.'d lv the I!. H. larsintl yet,.nl. Inr vlniation iff the internal Revenue laun lu lullin' lit take out the iierrssaty napeia. Ui-roflt-eerfi planked down tine, uiul the Leslie in out up toe river Kt. Louis. The Det,tocrut of Wedne-..Jay fiajFS: Weather very hot. River Hlatlniiarv hei e, a ud Ii alxtut liifnni.' I im do n wai I course towards the eono i( nui oi " li,w -waler." We fib-ei ve ihat I he Mi io !! 1 1 it eont I ii ues meaiiy and mplil, wilh only live leel on me lulls ul. ltmsvll lit. Low wat. r I It I hat M ream Is likt-ly to oceur mooih-i-than heni-tt to t'airo. wlin-h will result badly for Loutivllle and I 'ini iuiiatl, an. I trovH eoi rt'f-iiotnl i in' i y ad va ut ai'i ous to the hoaliiiou and mi l -hanls of hi. I. iuis -ut wlileli, however, wi woiml mil ol c . 1 1 r - be ho Hellish as to r4-jo.ee. 1 lie et i at le I 'uuiber land l down lutwi lt-l , or less on 1 1 rl.etll tdlieiiH. Thfie Is Maiil 10 lat alight lisn in t Me M isotu I at O nalia and ii i u mn til hHfiwll almve H.imii 4 . ily. I lm SUNtMMIppl at i II ltt-l-1 1 lies roln (St. I'aul to tint liniiil Ii or t lie I ill noli. .Mr. Noi ton of t lie V I 'I H. Hays, lust from the Noi 1 h, railed on I s yt-slel da y Ko I r li-oiit beinu tb nil. lit? Is a line M" i'iIio u l ruddy In-all h, uml bis not Ih-i-ii sh-Ic an hour hi nee he Hlai li-d, Hume uiitiiths ii;;o, W II ll t be ei rem ex(tn i It Ion. Ho saysliiu Kieo Is a plenii.-iut traveling couip i.-. ion. NKW tiKLKANS. Tlio Timet 'if Sunday nays: Yesterday was another of those evtt4!inety i-ioMe ilaya of whiftl vn have already bad uo a leir 4if tliem. Tlie beat from 7 a.m. to 4 P. M. vim 1 1; len e, w 1 1 ii but, a nliht breez i at I ttervals, wuiih li ol but little etl.-ct lu warding till' tlie petietrat IliK rays of " Uid rol." We in it ii-ed a Hi-arei t y of -labor a lout; t bo landing lu i-onNtt-ipieneo of t ne beat, tbo latatrera preleri I in; a Kuady pJa' it or i t!ide.vous 1 4i I hat ol exposuie. 'i be ut ia nier Uolii'll IV Lee, lor LonlNVille, was bile ill Kelt ' "K 4)11. owl mi tt lot biiitii; d isclia t r.- t lu liiou, Ilie mm Pit ." of labor ln lu Ibe Cdiifteof iter ib-lent Ion. IJuMinesH on the laiiilini; for inn i-nd of It. wt-ek was nitt-nib.,1 witli iil'.i-J itniii. itiontt.au we have iiolleed on n.iynl tb" former day t uf the tvi-4-lt. 'I hern was an unusually 1 iie.e mi iii,t-r tf tlep it I uies, and 4n h-vera 1 4tf Hum wt-iu no i.-i-ado ver r valuable IripM. The Mourner liellina and I.lz.ie ill to4tK.OII boalil y I'Hiel .in y a,-il M.teks ol .silt, from AI ssrs. jAiiksi ti 4 .Malison's w:u'liouse. Ol tli) nlMVr wli i pnittn I I bti lndlhiih, took 1,'fi), end Hi., i, .. (till l in' l Haeks. I'hlfl Is t lie lb ird Milp'iii'ti' of silt for the West wit inn I wo weeks. Thutb-ai lU-publle look the nintMiipiiiH.il ol I ;i Hacks, and Hie lull i of it is lor Yv't-sii-iii jiacki rH. VS'e lt'iirii t utt there are upwaids 4f 441.0U" tUOl 0 sinks I ir I In' Hume uipin-, wliu-li will tloublles tut hliljpi-d 1 1 tl l 1 1 . ,; Hut prexeut ami next, iminili. X t.i A T (''ti'e'i ip Xcty lied lldrAc Aiiuy. J. I. Illliolt V Noil HATK IICKStli A It :. I. IMIIM A sjeni-y lor Hie aale tl and i ,Mil.in o binds. hwiiH.-s, A ., ttr . I'ttiHOUN liaviui; l.o ise or land to rent or Hell, or pi-rons r.-If-j I ii;; to puifb-o-.,- tr will do well by cuillufj ou ilum at their otiltr.', ou Third Stroot, near Locust In i:iIiott'H VS!lci Junell tf CAItltXAGlCS. J. II. UKklCN. 1'. L. UlUltN. CARRIAQK 11AN0FACIUIIKK3, Trausfer OrnamenU at Cincinnati prleea. Main Shut, 1,1. Fifth and. Sixth, laiiltUiI V wtini KVANHVII.L.K. i N t. t OF A SILVER MEDAL V wM.vtBnm ,. . A r BARRETT'S HMR RLSTORATIVE r th. W. H Ruu KHosllurttl tt.-rl-. Kt ' J lu Val, H. u I ui.u, Kmyt. KJ, I.C4. 0tt 1IAK.3 t-KTT'B Vegetable Hiir Restorative K,ttl, wrl, h.,nh m1 bitk. lit i(.nr It mill i-1 i i DMf ht t ..viin jfm It Jui ruUi. F 'Jk ' 4, M. GAR UTTIi OO. ; LORD 1 SIIITH, CHICAGO, A (rent fsr t'i Korttewosf era Flat-l.i.i-.i ii a i.i;Mt K i:, Wliol, t-ale A n n t . i-.V.i lis V I I in, III I . THE CELEBRATED olc ffcnts K rnn'Ttr"t'iTrr ok-tt. in ii'i.i i:,

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