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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

r~ Hardware, Cutlery, 6c.-LEWIS BENE-
DICT co. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they removed to this city, nd have taken
the Store 81 Pearlstreet topposte the PeaIeet House,
where they are now opening large and weselected asso
OF Goods both Foreign and Domestic which ey
would Gull the wishing purchase apu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
TRIBUNE COOK EyNDERY,
No. SPRrcz STREET.
THIRD STORY.

GAYLORD & ALEXANDER,
Are prepared 10 execute B'rdins for BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private inGi:i,u.'s.
~ B. Particular attention paid TO reblndng Old Boo5 Pc
rodica, Music &C. in good style nnd at reasonable
Pco,. visiting the city have their books rebound
sho1 na,ice lEu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Saturday morning last,
Mr. Lyman Holmes, of Russell, Mass. arose in
his usual health, and, after milking his cows,
proceeded, before breakfastlng, with his cradle 10
lhe field, short distance from his dwelling, for
the purpose Of cutting oats. He had craced but
about SIX rods when he was taken, as Is sup
posed, with 6t of apoplexy, and, TO all appear
ance, died without struggle. springfield Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

D Thomson's Clay NIedal.-For sale At the
Tribune office. Loo NaSau.street Tnoasoxs CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion i, acknowledged likeness and pronounced
piece of art Price e0 perhunded Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited. Uld
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

INIRTH & HALL. No. Franklin s1uae, have cnnTantly
fNsTRiJ JSlENIS Of ali Kinds PIANO FORTES ofdieren
styles and finish GUITARS from the best Spanish patterns
fo which they have received premums from the American In
sttue oyeT ali other nake and very superior tone and
have also received repeated premlul LARlONETS, KENT
BUGLES. C0RN0PLONa. TRohlBONrS etc; AL of theT
Kinds Of MUSICAL 1'RLMEN'rS, NEW MuSICreceiv
ed as soon rs published JUST a! the s4ngs o.
oD for the PIANO: also. the ORPHEUS GLEE BOOK. be-
ing collection ges for four male voices with piano accom-
csh authors, by AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Price One Dollar
,rer,I,IIv invited m ceII rnhed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OF ICE.,
No. lsD EASSAU-STREET.
All kinds of Job Printing, such ai
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH SHOW DiL.s
CArALosrEs. LECTURE Bills.
LE.C.- CARps CONCERT BILLS. PLAIN Ard
INSURANCE PGLICTHs. Fancy
BILLS 0Y LGbIss. POLITICAL BILLS,
CIRruLAas, CIRCULARS. tncati &c:
rorpy szacucd nj the Office OF the Tribune No. 1D Nassau
Ei-cet-opDosiie the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

We have employed Mr.. Hodge perform some chemical
anaytes u.s. and from the which they
executed. cheerully recommend his services To those
requiring such work A. B. SANDS 8 co.
New York. June l. lS4a ie2 eo6f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

OF The Books OF Subscription to ths Capita
Stock orhe New. York and Erie Railroad Co. open
the Office of the Company No. "a Walstree between ne
hours of 10 and ). WM NJ. GOULD Secreta' r..
New York. April 9th. lSA 70
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
FOR THE PILES.
r.
DR UpHAN'S ELECT {


n ehe internal external been: OF 3ed i've S ,b, 2,
invaluable remedy. ailer nl 'theI means had iae "a %
mai @ rs ccGey p he e e%pIeio %e s @ h.. s own haaa WIT
ng the outside wrppef o every o;k k ana @ No
s pe lou dGors above SpDs oi he Original
md sci. ifcprieior, "a U.nsM fesary eancarx
Ps,s1an Ps I,gr o, xSso S PIE: Ss', and
i,ntet ifre hours from i. NJ. To T. III aI,c1 t,as
No % Bowery. @ -
~C1Inv "a c,,.ca ,s:,cle ni this valuable farul
G i%t nh = ;fsg GSanhsiss sssGsie z
Staten isaGa nd nGssGtpSs g between the Rail-
6eg %eTnGGer n"G rsimos and near the Post Office.
Po9DkEaFhh sa VIII Re Re{ os &c w nearly % a. o
irst and the second hoens rs u applied u p ,sk
az ana rem deys earlier than any other onnry ne
When applied pantng the difference IN a maturing s WI, ves
used ten barrels Long Island ~, I year ne W. nRa co STS.
NINETY ,he cy hos % beer aad viii found e
any other prepared in the s,s,gs IL, ! so s r ag5 h
course al Il in Boats into which thrown the material
sand and water from the sinks at @ Rsh %hsn no 6o S
6nve day sb to select de good and discard the W soIh
as they have hap Oo S,d q IN @ 10 bss
,n be Ind Immediately barrels for s6. or 10 barrels Tor sio
s.Ss2 S5bi s sYIns' etsRHs .,
1I7HE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS OF DR. &c GoU- d.
RhUD have blamed world wide celebrity ana pei
hap Of SCIENCE h@; e. b. se5 e% m9G sa h..
me article calculated to asnnge he PAIN OF e 1n!"sy
,hnn :, IS 'm' ~ ever pont-excepng The nnrs
w. a,e therefore cautioned against purchasing my o e m
oyrIng nftices except nt DR.. GCumuds o4y Ne" oA D
o"t 4 Wakef rt store lom g.ndwsy bo;, f,on,
P0UbRE SUBTITLE for erad,cntlng .npeLhnoHs ni, h r,o
- uo al the human body. Always tested before byins;
py1of no,ye this mistake. Directions fiehch ain
EnsIsh' nes9mgIps % psCHTED SOAP for curing plmplea.
eckI botches tan Iednes salowness morphew cry spe-
las md nil cu'nueon complaints ~ ce,s cnse h,; n
,"l biown or black nj Ire option OF the user. without
'r19ff IofS IL 'tie 'VtIGETaBiE Tsi5hnts koUGEss
RisNC nEsPhGNE, or Spanish Whn,s Tor the COMPLEX
"TIrTI[;S GIiERIIN'S and other perfume'y' hemeus-
ber II Walker street. ststore FROM Hro9dCay p.rv rY.
AGENCY FOR DALLEY'o MAGICAL fhlts ~"
TRACTOR, 1T the above rutnner; t.. a ,,;u ,,.o,
ApeniS-74 Chesnut street, PhlnGe'phia hnh ebeos'
Enn. ivc. salem lodge Nesyjurypot; Pstten. Port
Bs9r Dye, "SGs%ss Gses ye a
ven Pearce Albany Tousey. Rochester, stors, sd,on
Crny o'ke-nsie. Sxc. UI9 inI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
. EARTH hns not n plain

So boundless or 50 beautiful MS thine:
The eagles vision cannot take u in:
The lsbtnng's wing too wenk to sweep lis space,
Sinks half way DER il like wenried bird
It's the mirror Of the stars. where all
Their hosts within the cUncave ti.inament,
Gay marching to the music Of the spheres.
Tan see themselyesat once. Nor on the stage
OF rural landscape there lights and shades
Of more harmonious dance and play than thine.
How vividly this moment brightens forth.
Between rrny parallel and lcnden brea,hs.
A belt OF hues that stripes thee many II league.
CameeOn. like thou chungest, but there 8 love
In all thy change. md constunt sympathy
With yonder Sky, thy Mistress; from het brow
Thou ;nk,t her moods and wears her ro'ors OH
Thy tiilthiu bosom; mornings milky white,
Moons sapphire. or the saffron glow Of eve
And all thy banier hours, kir Eement.
Have such divine complexion; cr'sped smiles,
LuIurlant henvincs. and sweet whisrerjngs,
That little is the wonder Loves own Queen
EIotn The. Of old yynx fa ahed fn hnve siIrnnr'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

u Lopage, suspected Of having burnt the
Cour,-i iioass et Montreal, has beea arrested IN
this State and taken back to Crnadi.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

u McDermot, one OF the prisoners who
escaped from the jail i'll Ncwburport, Mass
some time since, has been rc-taken in Concord,
n II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

Nc North American Phnia=:I, Monmouth Co
S Addre,s Leevie F. o. 3 mes IRON dew ors via
steamboat ORUS Fulton Market Red Bank daily t'
ing ii,a sy,,ner Mr EDWARD GILES the accredited
Asen, of the Phaa N-vyYuk. and may te consulted on
,s ol,ness from 81 to O'Clock Il. :. his residence No L.
Welker-s. 40"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

~ DIR. Phinney's Family Pills constantly
for sale by a. B. & u. SANDS. ~ Fulton Nreet a.5 ean-
ArnY md Z East Rrord,Sny )eo tE:-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
To realms beyond

IthIIUk DSyOUU
Yon highway of the world my fancy flies,
When by the tail and triple mast we know
Some noble yoynger that has to WOO
The uade WINDS and 10 stem the ecliptc surge.
TIE coral groves. the shores Of conch nnd pearl,
Where she will cast her anchor and reflect
Her cnhr.wndow lights on wnrmer wnves.
And under planets brighter than our own:
l he nights OF palmy isleS that she viii see
LIT BY the boundle,s freely all the smells
Of ,rupic fruits that viii tegale her oil
The pomp oi nature. and the in,piri.ia:
Varieties uf life she has TO greet.
-. ,inI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

IL A Mr. Douglas hung himselfin Plymouth,
Mass on the 81 inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

S,E>D FOR YOUR COUNTY ;MAPS.-J. DtSTUR-
y NELL. lpl Broad~ny has on hnnd acoinpiee nssor
of County Maps of the Snte oi New on Also the
ba ,o,,ns ~ au7 3ts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

nIvIDND-fhe President and Directors oi the CltY Fire
~ insurance Company have this day declared regular pv n.y.
ldend of Ten per tor the st months, payable o te
Stocshoders and after The 10Th ors August
9Th 1874 ID. F. CURRY, Secretary. a. wv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
DOMESTiCS.

10 Cedar street,
HAVE just received from the Eaefa FHet9ss very
SETIS Mermac Prints Behched AluslIns Russln Diaper
Crash Cotton Yarn. &c &cIa Of @ which ; t%sehsr IN WIN mn
one of the nrgest Fancy Dry Goous no" III e
Marset-nnd Nil offered for cash at greaty reduced prices
either by the piece package. uo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
WHOLE NO. 1899
SANDS'S SARSAPARiLLA

r,oR the removal and peraneut of al diseases
fto an impure state the blood. habit OF the system
viz:
serofa ar Kings Er. Rkeauatua. 0bstiHHte Ca'aaeous
Eru,tions. Pmpes. PrSta!es on the faee, b9aieafs
Bles, Chronic Sore Eyes. RiTs U0rEa or Ifiier'
Scd!i Head. Enlargement and Pam of Lhs Bones
and Ioirt-. Stlb5orn Ulcers. SgpkIitie Sym2-
toms. Seidtiea. or Lu-6GEo Gnd Diseases
cristu- trcm en- fnjsdieious Of
Mercury. .7scites. or pT0psy. Es-
posnre InpruGeHce IN Lu..
fI.c. CAronic Co5,stitu-
ticpai Disorders Kill
be rerqored 6g it''
prsplrn.,gp
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

The seaside is of all others the place foy SOL
emn selfcommunion. How like vapor appears
this vain life; what q mere point Of time our
mortal being, compared with that Of the gray
and melancholy waste spread out before US for
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
BROWN SHEETINGS.
] o. AYLOR e. CO.

COUTHUOY & MEYERS, 341 BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURES OF LAMPS, G!RANlOlES
lfi 'CANDEi.ABRA &C. nnd Dealers in HOUSE-FuR-
NISuING GOODS generalIy-Eeing connected with one ol
the arge mnnunc9!iss 10 tie United Slates hey are are EN-
teIs Private Dwellings, Steamboats, and Packets on the mos
reasonable terms and of quality not To he surpassed IN hs u
nny other country Especial invited 10 their So
and Ship Lamps for economy and light al 9tnen
eore the public No less than YOCR GoLo and TWO slLVkb
MEDALS have within the last ysa been awarded TO tht
manufacturers for thar superiority this class of good nc
public are respectfully invited to call and examine tor them
selveS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
rr,up cnaI. orrIrE OPPOSITE TIE pARK-TRI-

, Suh.cr,et preparing 70 denver :he oest
I -itv q. Peach Orchard Rod Ash. at tho i'owing low
prc r cash screened md delivered from ne yafh COZ hnS
- q ErnErn rrd Exc 475; owe 30; cray fsn
N- ito : c,ats per u take iron ne Doa,' wnc
i most haiy lscharEinS Weight and qnHn " 1nT "
an cases iva im'! fhl th Si'.' ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
NEW ALL GOO D 5
c. Y. WEMPLE.

No. 73 Cedar, near Nassau-streef,
TJAS lust receiced new style rich Muslin de LANES SIX
IL Fancy Gmps Cords Victoria Gird'cs new y:e IN
dn Rubber hts Felet Cloves. Blond Brussels and AsheuI
ton Can and Trimming LnceS Skirts corded all over Gap and
Hat Rbbuns Hosiery Gloves &c TO he sold cheap Tor CASH a3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

TINS house is well filled with very respectable
and gentcel company; bat they make room and
comfort somehow for daily accessions. Mr. Mum
ger, the attentive keeper is well aided this season
by Mr.. Reynolds, well known to our Wing friends
in the Fifth Ward by his management OF pleas
ant place of entertainment in Lspenard-st.
shall write my next episte (not to butl from
the Corinthians. Yours, ]. B. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

NB-reaeh Orchard di,charg,nE from boats daily 100, q
Amos. street. n. X. !-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
oFricE or JEFrERsoS lSs: C3,;;;,

no COTTON AND W0oLEN MANUFACTURE ERs,
The subscriber makes ali kinds OF Rollers Tor lotion ana
Woojen Factores and relung md recUupng old rollers IN
the best at The Goep NH; Of ion NsnSae NJ t.ns. nj IF
orders ID in hai art nu6 ava WILLIAM BEkRlSFURD.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

Will NOT the friends Of chat Statesman the friends of the
Wing Cau.e take early and general
diffusion Of th, work Oae hundred copies will be trans
mi,,ed to any person club for Ninety-FTe Dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

COAl COAL!Superor Peuch Orchard keI n N 'osi. e.
fr,ni the Spoon and salem Nrf~-ts: and b;oheh r.,
Stowe c4 IS Nut. 81 90 well screened weshe' ny SH
,.S-r and ,e,yaa c;,ftnsc free part o the eiS
Srpiy al is yard cor Greenwich aE Chrs,opet srs'
ar Al lO Amc Coal ~ the carsopea and dns; cnsn2
MIR 6u,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

RT Office is hereby given that the undersgn-
Ia ed has taken out letters of administration
ON the estate OF Jefiery Saunders, deeased.-
All persons indebted 10 said estate, ARE request
ed 10 make iTnme date payment, aud those fsv-
ing claius against said estate are notified to
vfe.enl them 10 the undersigned properly aa-
tkeatIeated for payment
EZEKIEL SAUNDERS. Admir-.
Feb. Is, 3t-+
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29
Notice to FarmerS'
CURE FOR TIE POLL EVIL!

EOHN DARLIN Offers his services 10 the far
e. mers OF this ton OF the country for the
Of the POLL ETIL and FTSYJI.A, and
warrants sound cure or no pay. lie claims 10
be proficient IN the of these diseases, and
requests that all persons having horses with either
OF these diseases aud Ishing to have them sound
y cured without stH neck 10 con
hde them to his care. ie will visit the counties
OF P"sey, Vanderburgb, Gibson aud Warrick.-
lie VIII ais" receive diseased horses at his resi-.
dence. Perry township, Vanderburgh county tive
miles and bail from Evansville. His charges
viii be moderate, and for doeterng the anirnnI
no charge will be made unless cure is a fleet
ed. JOHN DARIIN.
Jan e5-I244-6l
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IA Office is hereby gwen that / will expose
lN TO sale at public auction IN Thur stay the 90
day OF February next, the late residence OF
John Cumins deceased, all the personal property
OF the said deceased. consisting al Horses, Cows,
yoke of Oxen, Wagon, Hogs, farming mten-
tials, household Furniture, &c. A credit of nine
months will he given all sums exceeding
three dollars the purchaser giving his note " it'll
approved security.
IRA z. GRANGER, Administrator
Feb 8th '44-3t
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WIN M WALKER, S v C
LVn, IIIINNET.
+. j, CARLEY.

(Late from London and Paris.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER.
~ ]. c., having permanently located himself
u in Evansville, intends carrying on the u
bove business in all its branches, and he trusts
having had much experience in the princip
houses in London and Paris, 10 give general salts
fiction. A share of public patronage is respect
fully solicited. Shop on Main street, opposite
the Bank.
N. d. Ladies riding habits and all garments
cut and good Fit warranted. Terms to sui
the times.
Sept. 7-3t I343.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29

William F. Smith,
Jashua Rose, Daniel Rose, Jesse
Rose, William Rose. Elizabeth
Rose daughter of Joseph Rose,
deceased, James Taylor, and Pin Chanssry.
Racha ell Taylor his wife, Albert
Douglass and Nancy Douglass,
his wife, Samuel Taylor and
MahaIa his wife, and Elizabeth
Rose, widow of Joseph Rose,
deceased.
q 7 Satisfactorily appearing by an affidavit this
q day filed in the office of the Clerk of the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court that Joshua Rose,
Daniel Rose, Samuel Taylor aud Mahala Tay lor
his wife four of the above named defendants are
not residents Of the State of Indiana.
Therefore the said Joshua Rose, Daniel Rose
Samuel Taylor and Mahaa Taylor his wife are
hereby notified that unless they appear and
plead answer or demur to the Bill of complaint
filed in the Clerks Off aforesaid by the com
plalnapt in the above entitled cause on or before
the calling of said cause at the next term OF the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court TO be held at the
court house in Evansville on the fourth Monday
in March next the matters and things therein
contained Will be as 10 them taken az confessed
| Attest SAM'L T. JENKINS, Clerk.
| g BAKER, Comp Ianants Solicitor
Jan. 81, St-prs Gss-Ss 90.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29

List of Remaining Spring Sales.
Sale No. 2-lst End, 3rd aud 4th April
Sale No 3-29,h & Goth April and lst s. I'd May
Sale No. sd, 4th, 5th and 9th June.
Feb I-3w
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29

Al tbs Office, such blank Deeds, Bills Of La
den, Executions, Summons, &c. &C., which we
will sell cheap for CASH.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29
:. Il. MULLEN,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby gwen that the urdersgn-
1N ed has taken letters of administration on
the estate OF John Cumins late OF Vanderburgh
County and State OF Indiana deceased. All per
sons indebted to the said estate requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same notified to present
them duly authenticated for settlement. The
estate is supposed TO be solvent.
Feb 83i* IRA P. GRANGER, Admr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29

A FEW CASKS OF QUEENsWARE in
"A first rate order, just received and for sale
very low by }. Ii. MAGHEE x CO.
Jan. llih. I844.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29

STATE OF INDIANA SIS
Vanderburgh County.
Vanderburgh Circuit Court,
In vacation Feb. 3rd 1914.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29

VaHderburgh County.
Vanderburgh Circuit Court,
In vacation Feb. 3rd 844.
''"S' v vs.. '''' Foreign Attachment.
Timothy Cowles
Nv IIEREAS on the 26ih day of January
w d l344-James e Graham, by Battell &
lngle his attorneys, sued out OF the office Of the
clerk of the Vanderburgh circuit court, writ
OF Foreign Attachment against the lands and
tenements, goods, chattels, rights, credits. mo-
neys and fleets of Timothy Cowles, which said
writ was delivered 10 William NJ Walker, Sher-
IF OF Vanderburgh county, to be xecuted, and
wherein said Sheriff has made return of said writ
with the following endorsement thereon TO wit:
''This writ come to hand January Goth 1874.
..BY VIRTUE OF this writ did on sal d day
take to my assistance William Hunnel crsdi-
BILE householdersso f said county, and we did on
said Goth day Of January, 1914, by virtue of this
writ attack the following real estate at the suit
OF ga I'd james Graham as the property OF said
Timothy Cowles, TO wit: The South East or up
per halt OF Lot No. one hundred and two (l02,)
in the original plan of Evansville, fronting half
the width of said lot on Second Cross Street, and
running of equal width back to the alley be-
hind said lot, including all the appearances
thereon, and we do value and appralse the same
being lee simple estate therein attwelve hun
bred dollars. Witness our hands on this the Goth
day OF January, 844.
WIN NJ WALKER, S v C
VIM HUNNEL.
Now there fore notice is given the said t I'M
olhv Cowes that the said writ OF Foreign At
tachment is now pending and undetermined in
our Vunderburgh circuit court and the said Tinl-
orhy Cow les is hereby required TO appear aud
defend or the same will heard and determ-
med IN his absence.
sAM,L.. T. JENKINS Crk.
February 9th, '44-3t-prs fee 81.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29
AVICTEON.

LARGE SPRING SALE, No. / For lS44
BY w. & C. FELLOWS & CO,
On Monday, Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday
the 4th. 5th, 9th and 7th March,
OF FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
KNTILL offer, as above, each day, COM
We mencing at 90 O'Clock, the largest and
most desirable stock tspring and summer goods
ever brought,to any western market, in part as
follows:
300 bales brown Sheetngs and Shirtings;
$50 cases bIeached do do.
200 do English and American Prints;
30 do Fancy and coat Ginghams;
Is do assorted painted Lawns;
Blue, black, brown, olive, green and Invisible
green Cloths: black and fancy casslmers; sum-
mer cassmers; Satinets, well assorted; Eastern
and Ohio Jeans; summer cloths; Gambroons
fancy Drlings; cottonade; Kremllns, linen DrIl-
lings; Denims; Mexican Mixtures; Pennsy Iva
MIA Jeans; Nankeens: fancy stripes and cords
apron and furniture chez ks; Tickings; Diapers;
borwn and beached DrIlings; brown Hollands;
Irish Linens; De LANES; Challies; black and
fancy Silks; Bonn bazines; plain and figured LUIS
tres; Veslings; plain and plaid Jaconets and
cambrics; book aud Swiss Muslins; colored cam
brics; PaddingS; Sailducks; Buckram; fancy
and cotton Handk erchefs; Hosiery; Gloves
Ribbons; gum and cotton Suspenders; spoo
cottons; Buttons; Tapes; Pins;
100 cases mems Xxi and thick brogans;
rs do Boots, assorted;
50 do Youths and Boys Brogans;
IS do Women's and misses slippers;
Also. fur, silk, Russia, wool and palm hats.
0IFPo which we particularly call the atten
ton OF Western and Southern Mercha nts, know
ing it will be to their interest attend this sale
as many of the above goods will be shipped tC
us direct from the manufactures, togeth er will
our importatons being larger than usual, advan
! taues mUst result BUYERS.
Terms. cash. w. & c. FELLOWES & CO.
Auctioneers. Louisville Ky.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29

STATE OF INDIANA, &c
Vanderbnrgh County.S
Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation January
9th, 1914.
William F. Smith,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-29

erAN APPRENTICE wanted at this
Office. 4 lad from II to l6 gears of age
icho can come weH recommended can obtain
Il desirable situation By applying soon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
Appointments b, the Governor,

Appointments by the Governor,
Ey and ,o.ih the sdr1ee and consent Of the Senate.
MARcH 20, 1874;
a,s.x,-Iohr McCarty Judge IN place vf William ".
Eiii, decreased -
William G. Schuyler. Commissioned Of Deeds. vice K L.
aIsa-I,sac N Stoddsrd, Supreme Cour. Commits
LLOYD A. Haywsrd Eranrer in Chaucery, new appein'-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

In the course Of the Irish State Trials, Mr..
Whitesde quoted an extraordinary figure as once
used by an advocate -" smell a rat see 1t
brewing in the s,orm-and | will crush 1t in the
hud
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
Domestic Ports.


THOMASTON. March 23-Arr. Saline. NYork.
wlSCAsSET. March 2o-Au Tecumsea Boston, 10 load
for NatarLas.
PORTLAND, March 23-Arr Delaware and Caro-, Ne-.
YORK: Yankee, do. for Tbomaston.
PORTSMOUTH March 25-Au Turk, NYork; AImida
Norfolk - ,,;
SALEM March ?s-An Scioto, n Cadlz 70: York
BOSTON. March 2s-Au Rr schrs Mariner, Nassau. NP
Accumuiator, Argyle. =, Albion, Hsltan. y y
cd YS,h Giibt. Dunlap and Misso1 for Maiahls, d.
bra Havana; Auxeio. NOrisaas; Amiiy, Mobile
PROVIDENCE, March 25-S!d Juii,. Mobile,
NEWPORT, March 2s.-Arr schls Benz Biseow, I'm Bos
ton York; Cambridge, do do Policy I'm Camden for
York
sa,ed bris Good Hope, Riley. Havana sehs Pioneer
Yerk; Policy. do.
s1OLMES'S SHOLE, March 2I.---Au sehrs Liberty. fiom
Phtsdrphi, for Boston, Hellespout Newport for do.
The feet sailed this morning, brig franklin and schr
Liberty.
PHILADELPHIA, March so-Arrived Lodsmia & Eliza,
Charleston.
Cid Charles Ptman. y York.
RICHMOND, March 2s-Sld Alabama Boston; Francis
HaIlet, do; Exit, Troy.
SAVANNAH. March 26-AIr Havao, Havana
Cid Annie, LIVerpool; Georrana, NYork.
Sid Ocean Queen, Liveoool; Ranscm Boston; Caroline
DO; g DaDar. NYork; J NJ Parker, do.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

s~ye Tyler Spaford, soldier of the Revolution,
dm at Compton, Canada East, on the llth ult aged
81 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
SECOND BoAGD
Puhl,c Stock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80.

Sales OF Real Estate al Auction. March 30.
By A.. Bleeeker & Co.
rb, lot, kpawn on the m ,p Of the of Joel Post
az Nos H. l3 and II, Oh the corner OF Hanovesieet ~
and Exchange TIdce. .S"S'V''
The house and lot IN Seventeenth street between the -
Third Avenue and lrviug Place q By 93 feet nches SjoU