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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-27
C0NGKESS-S ATuASA1.

In the Senate, after our paper went TO press that
body passed several private bills, aud Thea took up
the resolution for the adjournment Of both Houses Of
Congress on the nth OF June next. Mr. SruEE
moveds further posiponement OF the resolution until
Friday nc which agreed 10 by vote of "a to q
The Senate then resumed the Of the re-
solution for the indefinite postponemeut of Mr. Nc.
Dvrsir's tariff bill and MIR. ArsrRros gave his
views upon the subject, in which he denied the pow
Of the Government to grant protection for the sake
Of protection alone. After lie had concluded Nj
RyEs minated desire to address the Ssnaus uno,
the subject, and, at his suggestion the Senate adj
journed.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-27

WV. Borrs, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11
1874

The value OF the imports proportonably grsste
and the increase in the amount imported articles
wcstw by forwarding fully show that the in
crease was occ asioned By legitimate demand. In the
number Of vessels purchased from other ports and in the
present immense amount 81 tonnage upon the stocks
in our different ship yards sufficient proof is afforded that
our comnerc al fully alive TO their true interests
We have visited the different ship yards and find them
crowded with airly driving work suboinei is list
for the Liverpool line Of HA. Cope frame all mp tons
Merchant ship for the China trade Of Holiiugshesd
Plat frame nearly all up Of b75 tons built expressly for
fast sailer by John X. IIammtI Merchant baique for
tho Laguayra trade, for Dsllett Brothers, 230 tons built
by John Hammit Brig about l75 tons at the yard Of
Jacob Teese destination unknown All these vessels
building Remington In the District Of Southwark VIC
End the following: Merchant baTque for VIM. Hood, for
the West Indies, two decked, 200 tons twothrds
finished, built by Williams Mitchell Merchant brig
destination unknown, nearly finished, 100 tons, built
by Simpson Neall Merchant ship unsoli frame
out, built by Joseph Vogel four hundred tons
These vessels make in the aggregate over 2'ia IONS
owned entirely by citizens Inc various uahpS
dependant upon ship building also without an .Hcep
ton In prosperous condition. such az snip snrhing x,
spar making boat building, sail making &c The state
OF fsef like these more conclusive 10 the grow.
ing interests of commerce than thousand heot,, Il
need not either be supposed that any decrease Of irg
has taken place owing TO the increase in tbs number Of
vessels not only have the rates remained ~ steady rate,
but the amount Of ffegh,s has experienced very decided
10 almost every port both foreign aud domestic
Our European and South American trade are decidedly
on the while the state OF coastng trade has
no, been az good foe years. We preparing some
authentic tables for merit week In isrhcr illustration OF
| our views. PA. ~ o. csSsf'e Ju~s 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11
General Sessions.
Before Recorder TamaJge and Alderman Cozlens and



JUNE io-Ptea Of iny.Moses Y Beach, the editor
ed guilty indictment found against him Ter publ
cation ond libel contained in that paper in May lslo and
which reflected on the character vi Ar John H. ffkp OF
jamaica, l. Plea r, ceived end recorded. Nit leach
was fined $40 ma also to pay costs Of tourt.
Second Trial Of .iszader Hoas On motion Of Counsel
A. d. Russell Esq retained for this individual indicted
Tor grand larceny in Iobing MI. lillian sorr.l. OF
ordered by the supreme Court by virtue Of bill OF
cePtiors, was postponed till MONDAY next.
in tie ild degree, in forging check tor - s63 Oh the
Bs,k OF Commerce. in III, name OF Charles King Co..
called to ra he did appear and his bar that of
Samuel Smith, in the sum OF $4,000, was objected to be
| ior'e I'd
| GRIND Larceny Vincent Go'leibsr, a German. was
then tried Tor grand larceny IN stealing on the 24h OF
March, diamond bracelet, and other j.weTy iIom
Mr. O Hatch, No: 81 Clinton place.
1t spptaItd from the testimony OF Mr. Hatch, that he
had held out inducements to Gotleber to make adnsops
OF his guilt in order to recover the property Assuch
admis recogp zed in Criminal Court, tho
Recorder charged Sno ,he Jury found the accused Lot
guilty, there other pooi Of gul., although he
| .dno,is, G,Gnd Larceny William walker, young
man. next ua ior stealing the wallet pocket look
OF MIR. Hugh Luckey of No l64 ish street, containing
Sis7 the 2Ist OF February lastwLiie he houa
at the OF Centre ana Anthony streets. Two ol
have been tried convicted as being psitjcpso,. in
this efftace with walker The complainant hsd lately
arrived from " ilrngion, Delaware county, N &c, gnd
being the time somewb hat intoxicated. The complain
ant ident fed the prisoner rs one OF the robbers
| lie was sbly defended by WM E,q who sne-
ceeded in obtaining disagreement OF the jury, md the
| Court discharged them. The prsonsr remsnded.
More Bail Fo,fi,sd --ro,rch Kelley indicted for mis-.
dnmranur opposing T.. X Dupignac, InsI ector OF
Weights and Measures the disc barge Of Lis icia du-
tess and hiram Sou hwick tor forgery in the l,h
IN passing counterfeit dollar Mexican com poor
apple women. called to trial, neiiber OF whom
appeared and then recogniyces were declared forfeit
- SAMUEL Congden was the bail for sou'hwick in the
sum Of $500
Fines Six petit jurors fined $40 each for At.
tendance
| Recurring Stolen Goods Joseph Hart Ii'd for
receiving stolen property knowing the zane 10 be stolen,
amue Copgdon No 245 Water street, and siol'D from
his premises Hart keeps junk shop at No 40 Water
| street. MOI entity
Trial for End, zzI The trisl Of james scher-
,IhoIn for .nt zzlng large sum OF money belonging
10 Ocean Insurance Conpsny " called on. but
as sufficient number OF JuioR were lot ~ st,.ndsnce,
it postponed till Tuesday Adjourned to Tuesday at
| 1 Inv
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.

JUNE 10 Charles Posn,y Jordan l.. Mott This was
an oc'on OF tiender. The psI's are boh v'ndsrs OF
stoves The woids ged against The csendsnt were
having said that the rlsinuf not retponsbls
person and that he had piIasd defendants patent right
The plea oil justification defence that plaintiff had
become bank in 1912. IL gown out OF
rivalry in business The slandeTsas words were alleged
TO have been spoken in June, ls1i
The stands adjourned over TO his morning at the
usual hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

ESCAPE OF SLAVE PREvHNTED.-The Paragon
Captain Green, from W II ianston, North Carolina
bound New York put this port yesterday to dc
liver up the civil au horiies negro man whom Capt
q had found board his vessel the oath uit, beng
then within 60 miles of New York. lie had probsbi,
d,scoyertd wus in the iorecase Captain Green imme
daely put about and made Tor this port heng the
whch he could land him and be free from respond
biity. The negro il slave named Alfred, abeut 2
ears of 8gc and belongs Jonathan Toy lor Of Eert
county, N. C-NoJolk Herald. june 8.
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pay able to bearer demand shall continue to issue
such notes subject to such conditions and to such mita
tons TO the amount OF issue be provided Tor ny
any act to be passed for that purpose.
40 That It is expedent to provide by law for the
weekly publication OF the OF promissory notes
pay able to demand circulated by any bank au
ihorized 10 issue such hoies.
al" That it is expedient TO make further provision by
law with regard TO joint stock banking comranies'
The Chairman then reported progress, and OBJ
tanned leave 10 81, again that day fortnight,
(20ih May)
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I,n,., WrpprNe Mr. Loring F.

married to Choctaw belle, Miss Kaih-a- mo he,
daughter of Black loud" Caddo Chief The Arkansa,
Intelgencer says she fnh'booded sddo' above tN
pines upon hills She is like her rnce, very ,ond Of
ornaments which she partly manufactures herself vita
great ingenuity and partly derives natural curioses
adorned by her tasty and kuI native embroidery. The
bride than pound weight OF silver decoration
amid her hair alone and her voice as sweet as the morn
ing song of bird
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

MORE MILLS -THoRnToN, JLwETT 81 Co. from
Leeds gland have just started wooden manu ctory
on Six Mile Creek, near Erie Pa The Erie Gazette
speaks encoursgingy OF the undertaking There can be
no doubt thu the West will become famous for it,
WOOL is for its wheat pork and Other sgIi
cultural products and there Ia why The abund
ant water DOW er in the vicinity OF Lake could be
probably employed in the manufacture OF this grea,
staple
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

DARING ExrEDirioN From Spanish paper pub
shed in this city ca led In Indiana, we learn that
Monday last, the 9th u. Gen seutmanat en- hsrked
from this port board the William Tono with bard OF
hardy followers engaged in expedition intended TO
revolutonze Tobesco, OF the Mexcon departments.
II is asserted that II s the purpose Of those engaged IN II,
upon having Effected their landing 10 SGT fire to their vts
sci and then emulation of the FIRST oonqncror OF aco
wage against the existing poverty o Pic june 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

SENTENCING A MuRpEREss Caroline Sweeney
the v lie OF TN. murdered shoemaker, convicted d
in killing her hubbard, was sentenced
on Saturday five years solitary on6nemsnt and hsro
labor in the Eastern Psni,entiay The wretched wonuL
listened with apparent composure and hImness while III.
fudge assed her and scarcely betrayed
ms D, grief although her father mother brothers. and
sisters crowded ound her in tears She wos allowed 10
take her il fan sbou' eight months old TO prison
with her.-PhiL Oh, onieie June 10. '-
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Suurenlc Court.

Before d iuI btnch.
JurE l0-Ordered that fact shall be entered
for trsl at the ensuiIg july Term oil this C.uIt
Before Jucge Wand, Uoei.
Nicholas Heydinss, u Joseph w. Morgan This was
action Of t.spast ,he io beach OF covtntnt
On the 7lh Of r. brnsry ls43, defendant contracted with
party psn,d " lillian b. Astor, to sell and deliver TO
piBntt Bt the onehi oi navigation, Oh he HudsoD
1910 bushels Of line lor The OF $40 10 be lsid Tor
delivery and also agIotd wih patty nan ed samuel
Fnke, Tor Oh 500, 20 deliver tie hue. fsni q
paid the $50 to Fske Dei' ndBn alleged did OF
pei his contract The case STANDS &c ein.d over 10
| Ii 10 MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

JurE 10 John H. Riekst, whose arrest at Brooklyn a
lev days ego LouCtd IL Saturdays H1ad wss this
day brought forward under sest, Tie MaisbSiPs Of
flee the choIee for entering goods al the CnAtn H. uAe
under value ana ioi SNUG Cling Tie viii BE- July
Investigated On Friday next, ~ which day 1t stands i'd
fred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

MURDERER SENTENCED TO DEArH.-Samuel Yep
pom, alias BrsinsId, coored man convicted during the
present tern the murder OF Cuy Todd another ed
man, Guinea bill neur Holmesburg, was on Saturday
morning sentenced 10 "eath in the Court Of Oyer
TermiueI Phil Times, June 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

TRIAL FOR MURpER.--The slaves Amelia anc
Sambo, belonging 10 William Ball, Esq were
tried Tuesday last TOR the murder OF lingo the dive
the Court found the prisoners guilty OF murder ssmbo
and Amelia sccetsary before the fact They
were tepsncsd to he hung the first Friday Angus
next Cha,iesiun Courier, June 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11
Court CnIendar-This Day.

Cmcuu CouRr.-Nos. II, a. q, al, &c. 80 T. D. co. IS.
SUPERIOR CouAr-Nos 20, 90, 90 30 30, A, a. a. as,
40 80 81. 80 81, 30
COMMON PirAs-Nos. 2, 5, 49, 49, II, H. IL 90 3S oil
o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

DEATH OF JAMES S WADswoRTH We regret 10
learn (ssys the Rochester Daily Advertiser Of SATURDAY,
that James s. Waisworh, VI q ne e. long and favorsi
known Of the Oldest residents ot Western New
York and as public benefacor died at his residence
yesterday morning utter a long and painful illness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11
To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pus,
hshsd every day Of the except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor 81 70 per an
Rum-Dostages pad--cash in advance =.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every SATURDAY
morningpre 81 cents per copy, or $3 II per annuni-
hostages paid, cash in a VANCE.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
fast has the argesi circulation Of any paper IN this city,
or sse oord, and therefore, the best channel Jor Susse %
sssr in tie oity country Prices noderaecosh IN Cd
vance
PRINTING OF all kinds executed at the most moderate
Psice, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPsiErou OF HRnAI.p EsTAbLIsanErT,
Northwes. corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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Price Two Cents.
County Court.

Judge UIsLoi Her, FTrssent.
JrsE lo-Ne0 District .3ttoimy.-The Court met al 4
O'Clock
letter from Mr.. Whiting the late District Attorney
read stating the fact OF the expiration Of ths funs.
tonaI VS. OF ONCE and expressing his deteI
not become candidate for appointment petition
signed ~ cer,aiD members Of the Tar. Recommending
Clinton De Witt, Esq ct and proper person 10 fii
the Office, received, whtn on motion OF Dir.
schi.ftl N the Court proceeded 10 ballot
There appeared for MATHEW & Paterson Is WilIism
Ings, 3 Blank A resolution was passed concur.
ring IN the nomination when the curt nd journsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11
Common Pleas.


Before Judge DAILY.
june 10 - Charles Haicock Sids Smith An 40.
ton Of assumpslt, on promissory note Tor $1,000
The defence put III that fraud was contemplated
and that consideration given. Verdict Tor plain
till, S77l 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

ARMy.-Gen. Worth, U. S. A., arrived here yes
terday, the u s. steamer Gen lay lor, his way to
West Point 10 which place he hos been ordered 70 attend
the annual xamination OF the Cadets. Savannah Geo
.ia,. June 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11

SurppINa GNrRREsTs-Our attention has been
drawn more of late the magnitude of these interests
the very great increase OF vessels arriving from for
mort, during the last FIVE months compared with the
humber during the period of last We find the
number vessels for the i've months Of the two years
b. as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-11
Marine Court.
U, =. NIarsllnI's Office

r JuNE l0-Rabtntau VS.. Niehoisen.An action OF os
fumpsit amount vi Veidiet ior plaintiff,
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GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
FROM ALBANY TO BUFFALO tS25 Mll.Es1
BG RAIL ROAD.
The only Once 10 Nw York established ~ the several Hal
Road Compsnie: between Albany 1nd Buffalo isSt
ia John Z CT ARK. General Agent
NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.
The Subscribers having been appointed for forward
Immigrants by rail Road from Atauy Bunao and in
places enabled send them during the summer
from New YORK Utica 81 syracuse S292 70 Au-
bum 50 30; dorchester SASH to Buffalo $3.50 Children
from IL old at hall prices under free and all
Baggage from Aibaay the Rail Roao entirely free
is evident thai much cheaper to the immigrant to
travel By Rail Road Than by Canal he reaching Buffalo
ssearnbos from New York Kai Road from Albany
hours VIII 1t takes Canal from days The fol-
lowing calculation shows tie result, viz .t..
Passage Bufaloper Raj Passage 20 Buffalo per ca:
Luggage from N. York to Luggage to Buffalo, 5ohs
ALBANY lc0bs free bal free, balance for 00lbs.. IS
snce for iO0!ss.. Is Loss Of time at least 9 days
LuSRlge from Albany to worth TO the laboier, say
Buffalo Tree 80 ceuts day.. 4,s0
Living for a hours IS Living for 10 days, SO
--- psr day.. a.co
Total per II. Road IS, AZ
$l2,0s
Deduct fare per r. Road. AZ
The traveller per r. Road saves =. &, 62
They also forward passeugero Cleayeand Portsmouth
other places in Ohio; Detroit Sc. Michigan; Green Bay Mil
xsnks e. Weossin TsfI;.oTy Cheese liHois ssd TO
% the different routes gratis and Tickets TO be na
street. WOLk Y NICKEkS.
| mvR Im&r
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

$50 ~ sSIass
PASSENGER ENHANCEMENT FOR 1874
The Subscribers having completed their
pow prepared q bring out ass0Res from Great Brin md
VIII leave Liverpool on TIE ISL 6h h lsh 2st and 2ath OF
each month";
rs,IcF Henry, New York. Sheridan:
iotiinsuor,' Columns. listed Stats,
Rcsciu, Aahbufton, En8iand,
Europe Steph'u Whitney, Hnche.ref,
Samuel HEX, Queen ofthe West. Oxford
Ceteses Of can be obtained information
either of our Offices.
They will aso prerared opening OF nayigatoa,
forward ea.snee's and her luggage 10 Albany md Troy and
To all ports Of tn Upper Lakes.
Via Oswego Toronto Port Hope Coburg, kingston, and
From Troy wa Whitehall to Montreal and Quebec Cana
ia Fast Ohip Canal from Ceaelsnd Portsmouth, Gin
ciuuati, ard tsrme'isre places
south W,, via a % e P,.tsbas Lo sas
to al parts Oh Ohio, Michigan, Indiana Illinois and W~con
sin Territory
TO tn ~ friends in the Old Country, HAKNDEN co viii
give Drsfs Eng ard Scotland relspd psya
- OFFICES AND AGENTS
Charles Graft, 40 Stac srsst, Boston
NV Mills, wall strsst saa Il Trout street; New York
". u. How I'd 43 South Third street. Philadelphia
sandIord Shoemaker Light street BB:alumos Ma
LIS, Lus,ohn. II Ereha.ge, Albany N Z.
Clark lss River street. Tro1, 7.
W. A. Cook Syracuse, N Y
Rochestel, Y.
w "a Cook, Buffalo NJ Y
Fl Fi,zhugh Co, Dswego, " Y. meee
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From FLORIDA have St. Augustine and
Jacksonville paper TO the 4Ih inst.
Alter a long unprecedented drought st. Augustine
and vicinity been visited with I.it shing saowers
The cpsr vi the wIeoksIs Vi the br Virginia o Som
erect which has been Ter son'e time lending before the
our OF Admiralty Ia st Augusuur has been brought
10 close The vice keIs have been aw erd.d salvage
OF rs cent on the he'll proceeds The ig las Deem
sola by order OF the out, ind brought $l2tU
The Tropical ilapt La. the following al Judge
Bronson III relation 10 the libel oil the Virginia oil jock
sonviiie, Tor an alleged violation OF he revenue laws
In tins the biiB Nueia seized Snd belI,d by
the LoectoIs 81 81 Augustine and Jacksonville, Tor an
alleged violation Of the Revenue Laws tined beioie
the Hon Isaac Bronson, IN ST Augustine On the g /,
and l9h inst The pros. cuton - iouno.d On the bou
1854 sections oi The Revenue Act OF 1882 charging
the landing February lS45, Vi imported m.Iclhhdzs
without permit snd lhs importation vi distilled liquors
in vess.is u capacity vi less than 30 gallons
Alter an txaninahh OF eight illnesses Tor the Govern
ment, some CT whom had eNeiy opportunity Of known
every connected with the aIiVal vi the brig h'I
cargo and discharge and the examination OF ia. Cap
tam Of the big by the CLAIMANT the Cou was oil Int
opinion that 81 viviG Imagination coulo MOI con
c.ve any violation oil the k.,eLue Laws, ienonai OF
otherwise
SUGAR CRoP OF LOUISIANA We notice IN most
OF the pape which have come To hand within The
p lev day. extracts nom report made by The tom
missioner u Patents at Washing exhibiting The qutn.
tles OF the varous agricultural Projects vi The unied
States Under the head OF sugar tb. amount produced Ia
Louisiana 1913 10 put ri 81 l13 A9O pounds I.
know not from that houTce these figures were dtrNtd
but they are altogether erroneous lhe crop Of tLis
State IN lS43 esI aed by u.s. III our annual state
Isl September last, at $4,000 hhdt.; bat was
afterwards aceitoD.d have been iuiy lao UCU hLds
10 the inv OF Mr. Degeos ho pub
shed minute statement vi the proGuc, oi eaeh pahtt.
tIvn the average .slmat< Tor each HID - 100 pounds
consequently the WI lie prouuct was Iao goooVo "a
pounds instead OF 81 l13t9U OIL trns difvlebce oil
about 1903 900 coo pounds Atw Or Merchants Transcript
SALT IN Iowa. we learn from the last Burling-
ton Qowa) Territorial Gazette, that there ave hu-
indications OF the existence OF sa III that Ttr
tory, aud particularly in that region OF the country Dor
derng Oh the Des MONIES River. company VI gentle
men L
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These s9SStantlai ias sanng my Slass snps q. Du
and ability and will be dispatched punctaay the 2lst Of
month. . ,
mir cabins elegant eommodiops and furnished
with whatever conduce the and comfort Of passen
Price Of Passage 500.
Neither OF these ships will be respoa
sbs any parcels packages by the uness regular
pills OF lndng signed therefor.
For freight passage apply TO- -
WOODfULL & MINTURNS,
81 South street, New York,
inae Liverpool
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SSya PAChET Fer HAvRc--second L,ne--Ih,
no Shin ONEIDA. James French, Master. will sail 90
BOYUG HINCkEN.
i9ec No Tontine Building cor Wal and Water ats.
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PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT
LAND AND WALES, VIA LIVERPOOL.
EkH~ THE subscriber has made unequaled arrangements
sSfXn for bringing snigranu this year, laA Thos
&eepdng Tor their friends would do well to apply al
VIC ''N JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South 81,
NJ BThe shps Of this line leave Liverpool five
AVS and drs usual be furnished for any
sbe all the principal banking institutions throughout tn
,;ted ,nado M. applv AZ above NAL ~
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Sx1A FOR LIVERPOOL--New L,ne-ltegular Packei
xYaN> orssth Jne The splendid pachst ship OAhRiCk
captain b j. II. Trask OF 1000 tons' VIII SAIL NJ
above. Ger regular day.
For freight passage, having ACCOMMODATIONS nnsuasc
Tor spleudor comfort, apply on board, AZ orleans Wh 10"
81 Wall street, or 70 ,,,,,. . c<, .au
rncs Of passage 500. ,,,, .,,o. Ill,
@sstaiv9ovc $500 ~ ~
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-04-25
New Goods! New G oo cd s F! /!
JUST RECEIVED
HUGHES, CHEAP STORE

FU1HE SUBSCRIBER has just received a very
superior and fashionable stock of SPRING
4 SUMNER DRY GOODS, consisting in part
for The Ladies of Balzorines. Balzorine Lawns,
painted Lawns, plain and cross barred Jaconets,
mixed and white Cotton Hosiery. super black 81
eolored Kid Gloves. black silk Gloves and Miits,
Caps. Ruches, black Orientals for Scarfs silk
PRINCES, black let for Mantillas, Ginghanfs,A AL
paca Lustres, foundation Muslins, Apron Check,
Bleached aud Brown Muslins, Calicoes, Mer-
sailies Skirts, children Bootees, Misses white
aud mixed Hose, Boys half hose, with a large
asso:,mentof trimmings, and small goods too
numerous TO mention. For GENrLEMEN, the
stock of Summer Cloth, Cashmere, Sattineis,
Jeans, Nankeens, Ginghams, mixed and white
half Hose. Silk Handkerchief, Suspenders.
Superior WHITE BERLIN CLOVIS. Sewing Silk,
Twist, Coat, Vest. and Pant Buttons; Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes. Combs, with a variety
Of other small articles which are very desirable.
Ladies' and gentlemen are particularly Invited
10 call and examine his STOCK. as the sub
seriber who has bought at the very lowest cash
prices, is determined TO sell as low as any other
house in the West.
WILLIAM HUGHES.
April 18th. 1874, 3t.-3mo.