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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-20
J.. a. w. REILLY.
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries
'N Nails, Glass, Cotton Yarns.

j. a. w. REILLY.
WHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries
n ENails. Glass, Cotton Yarns,
~ s'ia' Batting, &C., &c, tai
OFFER for sale well selected stock of Groce.
~ ries, most of which have recently ieen received
from the East. aud smbracing nearly everything
usually keptin the Grocery line, amongst which
are-F'--s -" tsie ''ta'~.-ti tt.tA
gaa, 400 D $ choice Indigo, warranted; 90 ltlfsi
sv1iO0 Bs Dutch Madder;
- 40 packages green and black Tea; .
eEv bbl Cloves, lido Nutmegs; $500 O. -f
100000 Gun Caps, split and ribbed;
20 Boxes ground Spices, from Hope. Mills;
81 3 20 gross bonnet Boards: faIffIl.d ! .f
100 do; Matches. best brands;
% D0z. States, American make;
bsv5 35a do Curry Combs; rllgscfs ssg
t.e, 10 do Collins Axss;
10 Reams Letter and Foolscap paper;
no Sides Sole Leather; HrE q lf fr.tf
- p bbls Tar. s.rs.. -
shFils'"t ALSO:
"A supply Of coffee, sugar, molasses., rice, mack.
erel. herring. Goldfish. tanners oil, akum sulphur,
brmstone, alum, copperas, Spanish whiting, sala.
eraius, soda, logwood, cotton wrappn. twine, can
dlewick, carpet chain. EPSON Salts. washing ans
shaving soap, &C., &c.
n With q view of extending the business, the sub
scrbcrs offer their stock at prices, for cash
pro5uce New customers need not ask for crs dit,
and old ones will please make as qutk returns as
possible
Full prices paid for produce. in exchange for the
above. and cash not refused sa 7o. l-,sH-
news Main street. Evansville Ind.
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l,ssS "a SHERWOOD HOUSE, stq
,oRYER FIRST AND LOCUST STREETS NEAR TIE RIVER.
9 PETER BURk, proprietor
RrIIouse open a. all hours in the nigh icr tie
sception oftraveIlers. Honest aid atentlvePorters
, readiness at all times to convey Baggage to ana
ON Steamboats,; - bsgi7e nno3 mar I'D
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"a nnANCt1 Or THE GREAT WE6TEtSN
:. ---II MARBLE MOkkS. .si..I
THE Proprietor OF the Great Western Marble
L Works having established branch OF his es
adjustment in the town of Evansville Ind, is now
prepared to furnish all who mny desire to erect Du.
,abe Mementoes, over the Graves OF their deceased
friends, wltn Monuments, Tombstones, Nc.,
of ali descriplion sizes and qualities OF Foreign and
Domestic Marble; and at Low er Prices, than have
ever been offered Yves; OF the Mountains.
l.. ansvilIe, April 90, so. COL. CROSS
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CORN SEELLERS.
1nA PRfMil NJ CUkN ShELLERS. These
lUV Shelters ar, acknowledged to be the best
hand machine now in use For sole at reduced
prices. by in"v7-til henry SCHRIBER. 81
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TORRENT

- trNa NOTICE.
THE undersigned having formed partner,hib
i will practice law unoer the firm OF Law. Bat
tell g. Johnson. Our office is in the upper rooms
of MIR. Amor 3 'shuilding, on First street, opposit
Bement " Viele's. We shall also undertake IN,
purchase and sae of Real Estate, and payment o
lakes on The same Collection oi Claims, and al
business entrusted 10 US. will receive cur unitec
attention. I he office OF the Lamascc Agency is
the same place.
JOHN LAW,
T.. /. BATTELL,
NORRIS s. JOHNSON.
Evansvi'l le, Dec. 2, 1850 II l0t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-20
CITY FURNITURn wARB-Roond

CITY FURNITURE WAHG-ROOM p
Gzgzesy3np> All kinds of Furni. 49,
ture oil the newest and lat q
~ est styles can be found a, izESz
our Ware-Rooms. Our connection with the ce iebra
ted house of CAwrHoN a. Co., enables us to iurnis
any article called for, OF the best manufacture and
at the loves. price. Knowing the want OF such q
house in Evansville, we will keep iuIl assortmen,
of the finest quality of Furndure. We respectfully
ask an examination CT our stock and prices Part
of our present stock Of California Chairs, Sofas
Centre Tables, French Reds,eads, ETC., cannot be
surpassed for beauty and finish.
ian2s II r'-- j. ?. 4 G.. sCHwING.
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~ y" a Honey.
4 LOT of Honey in the Comb, put M IN tin cans.
A FOR sale by fteb12ifl a. w. REILLY.
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UNITED sTATEs CLOTHING STORE

w Fc.teIII N7tuI OfUtlIlIg OtUlt,
royl9 Corner Front and Sycamore streets
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DISSOLUTION.

Evansville. sth Jnlr. IssO-ljy24 M g1l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-05

SATURDAY, May % T. III.
EErapsTrrrs-FYJtT has not varied materially
our last report The demand for the Eastern aud ciiy
trade fair. md there also shipping inquiry
The transactions embraced about $500 bbls. superhno
No at SO % 81 common to straight State ut 81 IL.
81 % mixed To good Western ut 81 - 81 SO; goDt
and round hoop Ohio at ~ 81 - 80 pure Gcnesee
- Sc 81 Gs2, fancy Ohio and Genesee at 81 81 s.
CO. extra Ohio at 20 80 ~ and extra Gcncsec at 81
% so 80. Canadian more plenty AMI trife et-
sitr 1900 bbs sold. in bond at ~ - 81 3Ii South
was held firmly Mt 81 6S - 81 for to good:
and 50 IS 80 for fancy ut which there sales 1000
ltls Rye Hour brought full prices for about 80 bbl-
pure. The stock was light In meal considerable
operations were reported at 50 u for Jersey, and 50 -
Tor Brandywnc. Wheat Ia fair suppl y,alL incline
to favor Of buyers. parcel Il 5000 bushels hand
come white GeBes,e sold at 81 Ia 81 14is Rye
improving The receipts were moderate and the sales
to Al &c for jersey. and 40 41c for Northern, az
Which there good business done. Pcgl.y in
active. Two-rcwcd, IN lots sold at 81 o0i. In Corn
better feeling manifested. with active business
comprising $1,000 bushels high mixed Western at dc
new round yellow at o3 Gle and heated Western
at " ,c.
NAVAL sroms have not been very brisk bu. no change
can be noticed In rates The transactions consist Of 90
larrcls common rosD. ut ~ % 81 IS; $50 d. fne
- 81 2 and 30 do spirits turpentine, at
&c. cash.
PporisIoss-Psrk.-A speculative feeling prevailed IL
the market today. and nearly all descriptions have a.
NaEecd The aggi' gate 81 the transactions reached 2C
new prime at SIS 20 si3 o. and cid at Sl2 80 Sl2
90 Ec.L az nmon quality more plenty, and Offer
"a en- easier terms. whc prime and In de-
nand. About ~ JLs changed hands new mess bring.
ing ~ 70 Sil 81. ana prime 80 - 50 80; prime
was nc minal at SIS 20 sl6 20; aud beef hass at SIS
Sl5 20. Cut meats thowcd considerable buyancy, with
tim market The saes include 90 packages hams. plain
cured. 81 - S1.c sugar do Mt 81 81 and shout
d. - at 81 &c. Land vas more active at improves
rates. Tie operations embraced about TO bbs anl
,crcos prime. AZ 10 lOiic There has bern air in
aud ranged frsm to Sc quality the higher rate
bling obtained for only f,w choice parsur
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THE HERALD FoR EUROPE.


Thc nav American mail steamship Humb'Idt Capt
Lines viii leave this port tomorrow for Southampton
and IIavrc The NV YopK HrnAlp printed in French
ana EneEsh will Be published Al halfpast nine O'Clock
tomorrow morning Scssrs Edwards landlord 4 Co
No 2 Columbia Buildings, Liverpool and No II and Il
Cuniili. London, and NJ II Revolt No. II Place DE-
IA Boure Paris will have copies Of the Her,Lp FIR salc
IN the arrival u each steamer Advertisements viii
reach o. Il sent through the same channcls The lis
mails vii slcse at half pa.t Zen osIoek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-05
Alfred Carson, tile Chief Engineer, and the
Election of one Of his As,istnnts.

We perceive by card II your columns shat Alfred Car
lets t. effect possible. tie election Of Assistant Eng
whom he can rely u every emergency and IN this &c
tic Rloe department IN the absence Of Chf-caused
ny illness len several trts raging the time
III responsible duty devoles ON h Ar,tants for whose
conduct tic Chief l. wholly resIasbci hence, all his A.
tatts shonld lc cool prudent experienced courageous,
per,ot Sis hostile - the Ctie he i9ht IN great ener
Fcnty conduct insoif ere eject the utter ruin
Brt tie bard earned and exalted reputation 81 Alfred Car
on must not tc thus cNroseda mn who has devoted his
we has ConEerated bic early manhood - te glory de-
rarmcnt when might aud should have acquired fortune
las r eighteen specesse years attended the hs = this
y city, amid Gfrhucss sie,t. and cold ir which, unsil
receives tarey sufficient Tor respectable support aud
tic education ~ his chdrtn. And II be believed
at Ls u ratdy edyancng q WAY period 81 ie tnremen
grow Old lar more rafidy thah Tho tndocht soder when
e must retire from The department that there
mon both within and without the department. WHO
would hunt BIN ke volt g an untiney rrayst but We
CRAFTY mistake the spirit and integrity and gratitude 81 tho
New YORK Bremen with W.T. be- has % long aud 50 o
struggle During te past year addition h
r'mtrg ariare vt ttFy elements. he has bad T. con
tend ALMOST handed With powerful adyersries. aud
w H. tis horr he has been triumrhauy vct1rous III
last annual report L. immortal document and viii live In
TIE pride ana memory 81 fretn long the Sew York
tie derafttpt enabled ~ TO Ions abnscd and gsrisesi
FORT whasc Gufreious rrsults Will be felt aud is author
profoundly cheristd long after lmreit and E noble
ntr rttren prepared desert their mertoraus Cheft
roti nd We predict that they will rally as
their tlf ~ tie triunr hant election y Noses Jackson tie
ltaNe snd ete fireman and exemplary ten who among
tee would cruel your uoblo chief pho hss trsvey ia
500 TO LATHE with one u natures most destructive clio"
vde-sttlna conaarraons q the mghtt and wsalthcst
cttJ ~ the v cstern continent FIREMAN.
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The Court Of Sessions will organize, for its May term
To- day The month Of May generally brings busy term
IL is always desirable TO dispose Of every the
calendar before the weather The Court
devotes its time during the warm weather, much
ment.
During the May term Crydcr and Mckay will be called
uIen TO indictment charging them with
tanning about $1,000 worth of Milwaukee ana Mississippi
bonds ty false preences This Is the Cryd.r and
Mckay which has excited much interest in the
city during some weeks past, pending the examinations
before the magistrate. Cakes rrrel ana John Quincy
Adams also to he tried for obtaining large quantity
Of real estate and merchandise by false pretence The
positions in society that the trials will be watched with
great interest.
There the calendar two cases Of manslaughter
Thomas Donovan and Charles viueser are to be tried
for causing the death Of poor fellow house in Cherry
street ly inducing him to drink two pints Of brandy
woman named Ann Mehan is also to take her trial for
mansaughttr. in causing the death Of servant girl by
inhuman treatment The trial Of John Graham and
Dewitt C. Graham for violently assaulting Mr. James c.
Bennett in broadway last November is set down for the
second week Of the term. Whether Nike Murray the
eccomplee Of Graham, and TIE person who nterfered
with the officer Of police who arrested the assaants will
lie tried at the time have not learned Thieves.
burglars assaants, in the usual variety Of crminay,
will for the most part complete the list Of persons be
dealt with a. the present The bench will be occu-
ped by City Judge Beebe, and Aldermen Griffin and
Rail
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Very Late from the West Indies.

ARRIVAL or THE AMERICAN STEAMER GENERAL y.
TAILOR, AND THE BRITISH STEAMER MERLIN.
The steamers Gen. z Taylor, Capt spinney, arrived
yest' rday from Kingston Jsmaica whence she sailed
the sd ut and the Merlin, Capt. Sampson, from
bermuda whence she sailed the 2sth.
The marine will be found under the proper heal
ANNE xcd l. the miscellaneous intelligence
From the Bermuda Royal Gazette. April al
We had sent 10 yesterday mess of Irish potatoes
the produce of Bermuda seed, of excellent quail.
ity and raised by Mr.. Thomas Sims. Of Somerset We
undtrtand that the seed from which hee potatoes
produced dug up last May, kept till January when
they were cut up and planted In the customary way.
They rpencd in weeks from the day Of planting and
ready for sale at period Of the year when this
culent commands the highest price in the markets Of the
United States.
From the Bermudan. April 81
The second reading ~ the bill 70 provide salary for
the minister Of the PRESBYTERIAN church in these ISLANDS
carried Monday last, in the House Of Assembly
The bin passcd through committee Of the whole House
en- came day and was adopted. and ordered to be
Rfoffcd The House by large majority. voted the sum
q $50 yearaE s0afy w aid of the support Of the
Ipely terrain minister THIS stipend Il increase by
40 Il the salary formerly paid AMI has been made In
confederation Ct the augmented duties II the minister If
that church
II T. with pleasure mention that the distinguished
naval Ccmmsnder-n-Chief the Earl II Dundonad, has
recently teen promoted t. the rank ~ Admiral the
Hus Ilis lordshps new flag oated gracefully from the
main Of the W,liefley" this morning and WAS salu,el
Nv such vessels Of the iect a. are nov IN pnrt
W. learn that the Rev. Thomas Smith Wesleyan rs-
si,uary present in these isani ha been appointed
~ the committee q the parent society to OF their
mission stations in the island II Newfoundland
From the Barbados Mercury March 2sl
The weather has proved completely dry occasiona!ly
urfavornlle for sugar manufacture.
The suEar crop Is rr'grrsing Scarcely less than
1900 hogshtsds manufactured which may b. taken
"a twOffhs If the expected number ~ ha.hsads The
ouly - TO g and 90 gallons arc r,ckoned The pot
Young crop Is fully established Tie weather has
sateriay effected thr growth The practice u r. N
ug thscaucs wherever practicable 4 - geverally
seknovltdged fr,m ~ benefit preserving The canes,
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yer, gladly do by intrigue what she could not &C

ever, gladly do by intrigue what she could not &C
complish in any other way BY secretly .encourag-
ing the secession spirit in the South, and sending
members of Parliament to agitate for abolition in
the North, and thus producing dissolution of the
Union, she could, by treaty, step in and possess
herself of the prize, without expanding dollar, ex-
cept in secret service money to her Southern agents
or Thompson from the Tower Hamlet..
This is the present condition of the United States
With such dark prospect before us, is it not
time for fanatics and ultras to pause and deliberate
upon the state of the republic Is it not time for
the friends Of the Union to move!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-05

Walking the street much surprised " gente
carelessly tapping the shoulder, whom had
just passed At first did not recognise hn but when ne
told lie wanted to small bill discovered u TO
lie old er d. who had been using Boges Electric Hair
Dye Hyperion Fluid his hair and whisker The eject
produced different and his appearance much i'm
proved that lould not have known hn he had passed
hundred times Those who wish change imperfectioi
Of this kind would purchase these articles
Boston Bee. Sold Wholesale and retail by A. D. d.
Sands 100 Fulton Ruh ton, Clark Co.. 23 Broad
way: Cary Co. and BrgLam x Day, Pearl street.
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tive Tor the worst forms Of scrofua Kings Evil Eryspeas
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Dyspepsia, Piles, Fistula and all
diseases flowing from impure blood matter how tainted
the system has become The proofMr II. Holly 10 Or
street under treatment in the New York Hosp
tai Broadway six months. for dreadful ulcer six inches
diameter All that the able physicians in that nstu
could do did the disease and the end Of
the six months Mr. H. left the hospital and commenced
with the Life Rasam Three bottles entirely healed the
ulcer and restored him to health Another the Hon "
D. Fowler 1sS stanton In August last, stricken
with rh, umats in the hirs thighs and legs enormously
swelling the knee joints. He confined TO his ROOM
unable his feet the ground The usual drugs
rted to- but relief lie then tried the
failing Life Baam Relief with the hrst bottc three
hotties restored him to vigorous health Principal office,
143 Eowery between Grand and Broome streets, Zoe
1.tt1
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this valuable material nts under garments for
ladies' gentlemen and children Of conceivable text
zepkyrke for summer and heavy the thickes wooen
for winter For impartng pleasant sensation and
for against sudden changes they
unequaed Persons afflicted With rheumatic pains have
derived much benefit from their use The medical faculty
them in such TO anything else
1t Is needless 20 multiply testimony their merits
the following extract from Letter written Dr. Valentine
Mott must satisfy the most skeptal an
fabric Of the silk under by Rankin
adm irabie and reflect credit them the
manufact1 and honor to the have
been the habit Of wearing silk under garments in the
mder Of They from
ton, good coat Of mail in many Of wandering
chr 70 nj rhe Alec tipnr.
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Bedding Bedseads &C. would 90 well 70 call at NJ Wiz
lard old established warerooms 100 Chatham street.
Mulberry street where be found the largest assort
Of articles in his line, offered 70 the public
ssng Of Feathers Beds, Mattresses, Patent Screw
Bedstea ads and Cots, wholesale and retail.
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Hcssr Peterson Humphrey dsposrg o. hcr elegant
stocf ~ rich and valuable carpets beautifully designed snd
durable Oh cloths mattinrs rugs table covers Sc very
rafdy and their Of doing business selling the very
best quality Of goods ct the lowest market rates has proved
hgy acceptable TO their large class q customers Those
VITO about selecting ything in their line, do
better than TO visit their superb vsreru0ms.
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certainty with which this miraculous medicine anuhiates
diseases il imperative duty OF with
diseased friends TO ascertain its control over disease only
finding who has been restored TO health by
Thouards be found. Improves that all diseases
dependent upon the system. 02 Nassau street 81
a Iott a
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summer and Winter Cooking Stoves

Tin and heetiron bakers for burning wood or coal
ranges, article, for burning
hard coal improved and winer cooking stoyesa
stock at the lowest manufacturers prices Wholesale
and retail ut the New York stove Factory 1888 Grand street,
Market Stoves delivered free OF charge All
stoves warranted as represented. NICHOLAS L. CoRf
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"Griental skin Preservcr."-This vmlua-

able Cosmetic which has been introduced to the public by
Mr. George Lea held in high estimation by the ladies' For
preserving tile skin from and reekles removing all
and redness, and erupons il
surpassed. All the theatrical profession it, and find il
beautiful eparaon Be and buy the Drug store,
433 broadway Of Howard street and will get the
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phulon,. Magic Hair Dye, 70 color the ha..

Whiskers the moment applied vhont INJURY Go the
hair skin 1t be washed immediately without dis
turning the color and has had odor 1t is applied Sold
at Phalon's Wig and Toupee mandatory iW Broadway
For sale in the city and country by druggists generally
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celebrity the Union. Useful ndeed
for the What would there be for parents TO
have unhrohen happiness in the domestic
circle, while squalng baby is in the fold. Then ii you
would please the very little Baby Jumper at once,
and troubles will he end For sale by the inventor
G. 1uttle at his emporium Of fancy goods i5 Broadway,
nd rQtan
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WATER CURE IN PESssYLvANIA.-The curative
properties of water becoming generally aeknow-
lodged in every part Of the country, and new estab
lshments are daily springng into existence. None
of these, however, are superior to the Institute at
Willow Grove, Montgomery county, Pennsylvania.
DR. Schelerdecker is at the head Of this highly
popular establishment, and his success in curing
diseases has been extraordinary. Willow Grove is
beautifully situated in rural district where the
invalid may derive, from the pure air Of the
try, exhilaration to give elasticity to his spirits
while he viii derive from the skill Of the physician
the best Of counsel and advice to restore The en-
feebled or diseased frame to health The regula-
tions Of the establishment, which noticed in the
advertisement, are such as to promote the comfort
ofthose who seek the benefits of that elegant estab
lishm4rf
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course Lectures at o'clock, in Clinton HALL this
ing Seats free Subject Of the lecturerhe Philosophy Of
illustrated with extensive cabinet of heads
and skulls both human and animal To close With public
exa