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ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

ALEXANDRIA boat.
h C The steamer GEORGE WASH
A4&S3x INGTON will depart as follows:
Boats fare IL cents. Coach
fare cents. Persons making the trip for plea
sure, bosts fare hslf-prcc. Three coaches leave
near Northern Liberty Market. Seventh street,
for the boat coach also leaves tho CAPITOL At
II, %, Ill, g., 4,6.
Leaves Alexandria at y, %, lll,2,4,
Leaves Washington at 81, i0i, i2B, 81 81
Ap2I-d JOB CORSON, CAPTAIN
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Price Of .2assagefrom New YORK. &c Liverpool
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! Liverpool to New York goo
| An experienced surgeon is ,tts chcd to each
| No berth can be secured IN til said for
PROPOSED pATEe or sAIlINe.
. from Nep fork From Liverpool
Saturday, Dec. Wednesday, Dec. 10
saturday, ~ Wednesday 81
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Saturday, 80 "a Wednesday, IS.
Saturday, Feb Wednesday, Feb II
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Saturday, Mar. Wednesday, Mar 10
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Saturday, April Wednesday, April
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saturday, !" 10 Wednesday, 10
ga urday, " ~ Wednesday, June
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saturday, July 10 Wednesday, July II
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saturday, !" q Wednesday, >. 20
Saturday, Sept Wednesday, Sept
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Saturday, Oct. Wednesday, Oct. 3
Saturday, 10 Wednesday, 20
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Saturday, Nov ID Wednesday, g II
saturday, y Wednesday, Dec. l
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able for gold silver bullion specie jewery pre-
ciousstones or metals unless bills fladin q arc
signed ther efor, and thevalue reof expressed
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CTEAM MARBLE WORKS, CORNER OF
~ North and Monument streets, Baltimorc.-Tbe
undersigned are prepared to furnish all orders
in their line, viz: Marble Msntes, Monuments
Tombs. Gravestoncs, Table Tops. Tiles for Floors
Garden Statuary, &c, ON rs reasonable terms az
can be bad elsewhere. and at the shortest notice,
and would respectfully invite purchasers to cali
and examine their large and extensive stock now
hand The trade Furnished with Slabs Blocks
&c, cut to sizes, Mt New York and Philadelphia
prices
Msr31-lm STSSON & RkIRD
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Miss JESsy BUss.-On account of continued
indisposition, Miss Jenny Bosk will have again t.
postpone her concert, announced for this evening
until Monday evening.
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CIRCUS,
On Centre Market Square.
RORINsON q ET.DRED

ROBINSON 4 ELDRED
"lLL cause their great Southern Circus to per-
w form in Washington MONDAY, the Sd
day of May. when will be presented host of dar-
ing and graceful Equestrian Feats by Master
JAMES, Madam ROBINSON. Master JoHN, Md'lle
HENRIETTA, the Misses LOUISE and CARoLISs
CAnkQ, and the whole Troupe, consisting of
Sixty Star Performers and Auxiliaries.
Eighty superb Horses, in splendid condition.
Fifteen intelligent and diminutive performing
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PAnpoSrp.-The young girl, Joanna Cornell,
found guilty in the criminal court, on the 7th Of
April, Of bignmy, in having married Daniel Foley
and William ii. o'Reilly, and sentenced TO the
penitentiary, has been pardoncd by the President,
upon the unanimous voluntary recommendation of
the jury that tried her
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0JJOHN w. MAURY, Esq, Is nominated
as a suitable candidate for Mayor of the city at
the ensuing election and will be sustained by bis
numerous friends. VOTER.
Ap22
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THE CLOWNS,
Signor FELIX CARLO and SAM LONG, will enlivcn
and vary the performance with salies of wit and
mirthful repartee.
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N lz-coClithayl
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-
notice having appeared in Saturdays pa
pers conveying the idea that passengers provided
with tickets from responsible agencies would be
subject to detention on the Istbmus of Panama, it
is deemed proper to announce tbat the steamer
Oregon tpds at Panama, at last dates, ss a spare
steamer, free Of engagements for passengers; and
that in the absence OF accident at ses the steamers
Calfornia, Republic, Tennessee, Golden Gate, and
Constitution, in the service OF this company, will
be at Panama in the course OF the present month.
by order; WIN II. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
NEW YoRK, April g. 1852. AID 6-dtfif
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THr GERsASrA SocIErY.-This highly Efficient
band Of musicians, as will be seen by their adver-
tisement, propose to give concert in this city on
Tuesday evening next. The company. Consisting
Of twenty three skilful and accomplished mus
clans, have lately secured the assistance OF the dis
tinguished pianist Alfred Jacll, who is sad to be
wonderful proficient in his peculiar branch of
art, and who, although he is but twenty years
Of age, has already acquired artistic renown in
Milan, Venice, and Tricste.
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Or NOTICE.-Elder y. X. Frame, OF Ma
rylsnd, will preach Lords day, the 25th inst,
at II o'clock. m, and 3, p IN, in the lecture
room Of tho Medical College, corner Of 18th and =
streets.
Subject, christian Union"-on the Bible, and
the Biole only The public are respectfully in
vitcd Seats free Ap "a
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.

SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.
PROFESSOR BENJAMIN SILLINAN, Jr., will
Il deliver course Of six Lectures. to commence
the 18th instant. and be continued on the even
ings Of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of each
week, at s O'Clock.
Subject: The Four Elements of the Ancient Phi
losophy-Earth. Air, Water, Fire-considercd in
view OF modern science. Ap lift
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CARUsI,S SALOON.

IN CONSEQ UENCE Of the continued indsposi-
l. ton of Miss JENNY BusK, her concert announced
TO take place This Saturday. Evening, is post
poned till Monday Evening, April 26.
Ap 24-2t
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or Church OF the Ascension, II, between
9th and 10th strects.-The Rev. DR.. MApnuRv will
oftciate in this church 70 morrow. Ap -
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Or Smithsonian Lcotures.-Thc first md
second lecture OF Professor Il. SiLLIMAN, IT., hav
ing been postponed account of the weather,
will be given on Friday, the 23d, and Satur
day, the Oath instant, at O'Clock D. M. There.
after, unless prevented, the courss will proceed re-
gularly as announced, on Monday, Wednesday,
aud Friday Of each week. Ap 23-2t
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

DEMOCRATS, LOOK OuT!-Wc feel called
upon to warn our Democr tic friends in the
country to lools out for Wing haudbills, lies
and s!anders, uttered in every form, and of ev-
cry grade OF meanness. Already has this
kind of work been commenced 1t is not
done in daylight, of course-but secretly, in
the darkness of the night, wheh all villains
are at work. Times.
The above precious morsel of political in
telEgence is an insult to the Wings of Van
derburgh county, and petty and most con-
temptible untruth on the p4rt of Us author.
In whit kind of political communities Mr.
Baymiller has heretofore lived, to render such
warnings as the above toward the Wing par
ty, appropriate and becoming, we cannot i'm
ngine, but we can tell him such insults to an
honorable party here will not do. He said on
Monday afternoon, the work ofissuing Wing
handblls had commenced. Now there had
not been handbill issued by the Wings in
connection with this election, nor was any
issued afterward. 1t was simple coinage oi
an exceedingly simple and shallow BRAIN
The only thing issued other than the regulal
ticket, was Democratic State Ticket, al
illegtimate ugly concern, which its foolist
authors were not at last proud of owning
and it was printed sin the darkness of night
at the Volksbote Office,
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

~ At the time of writing, the election
was going off quietly. AT dinner time about
500 votes had been polled. At O'Clock
v, ties had been docketed. Good humor ap-
peared to generally prevail, although differ
ent candidates and. their friends were earnest
ly at work. There was but little party feel
ing. On the State ticket, men generally vo-
ted according to their politics, but when it
came to county Offices, Wings voted for Dem
ocrats and Democrats for Wings, according
to personal preferences. We don't admire
such condition of things political, and shall
endeavor to prevent them hereafter, inasmuch
az we rank oursclf Wing edtor-but such
ras the condition of things yesterday.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13
state Election.

The State Election is over a, last, although
We will not have full returns for some weeks.
Although the Wings in some parts of the
State were sanguine of the election of Me-
Carly, yet it is almost "hoping against hope"
to anticipate now such result. Letters
from Indianapolis assure Us, however, that il
Wright be elected by not more than five
thousand majority, Scott will carry the State.
Some of Wright's most sanguine, 4. e., most
shallow friends, boldly declare he will be
elected by from fifteen to twenty thousand
majority. Well, we shall see. OF course
the Journal will publish returns soon as pos
sible.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

CO.. Some Of the New Workers must be
very charitable and generous hearted people,
to j.:dge from the two following paragraphs
WI ich we find in New York paper:
ga landlord in New York threw poor Wild
ow's furniture into the street the other night,
because she was in arrears for rent, to the
amount of one dollar. That man will come
to want before he leaves this world.
A boy in New York who picked up S4oo in
the street, and returned it to the owner was
rewarded by being told to clear out"
A savage would at least have shown some
gratitude to the honest lad, even if he did not
reward him pecunariy.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

Our CASAL.-This truly important and
magnificent work is now within few weeks
of completion. Its enterprising contractors
have labored faithfully, and we are now hap
Ply to say success uly, to accomplish this
great work and out 1t in practical operation
at this time. Though pestience has re eat
edly interrupted the more speedy progress,
and in some instar ces has occasioned quite
heavy individual losses, yet we believe that
the enterprise has generally been attended
with good degree OF success to all parties
concerned. This canal is one &C the most
extensive, and, indeed one of the most i'm
portant among Western mprovements-con-
Meeting as it does, the mmerce OF the Ohio
and Miss 'ssippi rivers with the Northern
Lakes, and traversing valley five hundred
miles ia length, not excelled in fertility OF
soil and salubrity of climate, by my tract oi
country in the United States This great
work will be in full operation with one year,
and Evansville is great Southern nucleus,
can, if she ioiH, reap large be efts from this
truly unlimited business auxiliary, which is
well nigh ready to pour its wealth into her
bosom.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13
Loco Machiuc Poetry,


The democracy are trying their best to
ma nuiacture some campaign sUns, Of which
the following are specimens. The first is
from the Baltimore Argus:
New Hampshire's granite warrior
Never can be beat,
Whose fIGmiRg srOrd in .NeIieo
Siec thousands at las fest.
Brave men gather round him,
Fair naideBs kiss his brow,
Not all the IeHds inca rnate
Can harm our hero Low.
The above machine needs little oiling, as
well as the following irom u Maine paper, the
KennebecA Age:
Rouse for brave Pierce aud denocra,ys glory
Come, boys and rally for Pierce and hing how
Then the deIH erac. shall tell of the lo:icus day
when Pierce aud King came over the eordcr.
Here is something taken trUm Spring
field, Mass, paper:
Well may cannon laudly roar,
Flags be raised and shouts DC fierce;
They have greeted him before
Three times three for Gen. Pierce.
Then raise the banner TO the SKY
Peal the cannon louEd and Tree
This shall be our Da se cry
FRANKLIN PIERCE AID VICTORY
| The Baltimore Democrat winds up schock-
ing production with the following warm dis
itch:
| And We'll make that plate Of soup so hot,
| lwiii burn tire liver out of OLD stoTT!
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13
A. RUNY AN.
MerehaRstTaiiOr.


T 'At" sIAELI. UFPUs!TE TIE JOURNAL oFFItE, LOUIS
receiving large aid superior stock Of Cloths.
CGsSfmeres and Yestings in great variey of eoois
ihe Flnest ahd most Fashionable goods that coad he
selected from the largest importing houses in New York.
oyereo ng of new design and of superior quality and
IN large quantities. Styles vey rich, trimmings sGt.
large stock of fcy Cassncres very beautiful and in
good taste. hll kinds of Vestings Velvets Pushes
Valineies, Morino Silks and satns Beautiful white
enhroided satins and figured Silks for weddings and
parties.
large stock Of Gentlemen's FURNISHING goods in the
best quality and taste Gentlemen can RELY upon get
ting In best aud most Fashionable goods this est-
lishmert. The style of III garments will he in
darce with the iast of The customer and the prevang
fashion. Gcntlen visiting ouisvillc can be suited
their ur tion 10y calling upon ~ o. r.. 4ig Main street,
who will he pleased show his goods and salt his
patrons in style that will he Gard 10 his house.
oiders solicited a. prompt. ;.tleidel TO.
oeto3m a. o. RUNYAN-
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

BIG APPLEs.-We are indebted to Mr..
Isaac Keen, for tremen ndcus apple from the
orchard of John Leslie, Esq, of Peunsyl-
vania. 1t is the largest handed us this sea-
son. tits called the Mammoth PUrma Apple,
although weighing considerably more than a
pound, and measuring about fifteen inches in
circumference. Mr.. Leslie must have some
choice fruit in his orchard, judging from this
splendid specimen
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

CO Mr.. Martin Schmoll was Judge of the
Election yesterday. He has filled that sta
ton for a long time, and no one is probably
better adapted to the place. Mr. Robert
Dunbar AMI Jas. L. Walker, Esq, were
the clerks, very happy selection. as the la
bors of these officers. this election, are great
or than usual, owing to the length of the tick.
ct. The election was, as us. al, held at the
Court House.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13
The BRoapwAy OU.ps,L1Es.-Anvbodv

TIE BROADWAY QUADRTLLEs.--Anybody
who has ever tried for quarter OF an hour
at a time, and that in vain, to cross Broadway
in New York, just where that brass band on
the balcony in front of Barnum's Museum
endeavors to drown the tumult of rushing
omnieuses, carts, drays, cabs, &c, will ap-
preciate the Lanterns description of the
Broadway QuacriIles, as performed by Bar
NUNS Brass Band:''
Ffr rL-The tw- leading couples try to cross
and back, stand on pavement and waii, ladies
chain, half promenade, stages right aud left
Misunderstanding gentle man advance aud
retire twice, all set at corners and wait for
turn.
Third.-The leading lady and opposite
gentleman advance and retire twice; top and
bottom couple try again and return to place
wrathv. The figure rep atcd by the sides.
F0arfh.-Four stages and four wagons ad-
vance and top; carmen 90 thu same; couples
turn and come IN collision; Billingsgate right
and let; NJ. p. promenades aud turns the
corner: general muss and back to places
FgA.-The leading couple waltz round
inside the gutter; four ladies' advance and
scream; four gentlemen the same and
swear; grand chain; all promenade to places
and turn savage; grand ckaSse croissee 20 other
size without returning to places; pleasant
smiles over the lett. and promenade Tor finale
with dirty boots.- v. Z. Times
NORTH CARROLL YA.-Ever since the late
elections in North Carolina, the Democratic
organs everywhere throughout the country
have been asserting and boasting that the
Democrats had ID majority in the Legislature.
They have been raising loud hurrahs over
that prete result. and taunting M.. NJ IN
gum about the impossibiity OF his re- election
TO the Senate.
: Our readers have seen, however, from a tel
egraphic despatch we published yesterday
that the North Carolina Legislature met .ast
"Wednesday, aud that the Wings were found
to have ii decided majority. Our friends did
not need this evidence that North Carolina
will 60 for SCOT and Graham in November
! by an overw he Inning vote.
IFThe Locofocos are making mighty eG-
forts just at this time to humbug adopte citi-
zens. They give up the natives 10 hardness
Of heart and reprobaey o. spirit, and imagine
that the foreigners may be more easily cuped.
1t certainly is a desperate adventure, when
we recollect, that they are trying to persuade
the foreigners to come INTO the support of a
man from New Hampshire, where, late as
'3S, a bill was passed to place every ,lien
upon a footing interior to tn It of negroes,
are allowed to vote and hold office-but not SO
foreigners, a witness bill t. that fleet pas
sed by the New III mpshire Legislature in '3S
and approved by that sterling Democrat,
Isa1c Hill.
That no alien shall be ei tied to votr at
any town meetli g. "Approv duly 4, 1888.
ISAAC HILL"
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13
Election Rcrurns.

We are unable to give Election Returns
in to-day's paper. Owing to the extreme
length of the ticket, votes uld not be count
ed out last night in the city; and the same
reason prevailed to prevent township returns
shall give returns in Extras to-day, or in to,
morrow's Jour nal.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

IMMIGRATION FOR lS52.-The New York
papers derive the following statement from
the official returns of the Commission, rs oil
Emigration, which sho~ that there arrived at
tina; port during the month OF August, "a, 3
alien passeng which is an excess over the
same month in 81 of 4,262. There arrived
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

~ Gen. Pierce is said to be stumping it
orer New Hampshire, while his political
f:iends West are swearing at Gen. Scott for
making speeches here, replies to warm wel-
comes. Very consistent!
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13
EVANSVILLE STEAM cANDYMANU.

A SSoRTED Candy at i2s . II. Manufactured from
~ Stsa;a refined Sugar,
he undersigned respectfully announce to Western
and Southern Merchants, fully prepared 10 furr-
ish assorted Candy, b. the quatit,, al lsa H. and
rdrraned superior any maDutacta ed this side of the
Eastern cities.
(Terms cash on delivery
JOHN FARRELL & CO., Conf.ctoner.
Evansville, lad. ut.-lmd&w
Henderson Courier. Vincennes Gazette, Terrc-
jaute Express Lafayette Journal, Nit Carmel Register
copy 10 amount of So. send bill to advertisers.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

EThe long agony is over. The thing is
did. Some lucky Cor very unlucky probably
are elected, and others, OF course, defeated
But ''there's no use crying over split milk"
The defeated will have to pick their flints and
try again. "Bettcr luck next time"
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

0TIn Perry township there was quite a
muss yesterday afternoon. 1t was COM
menced by squad oI Democrats coming to
the polls ith Pierce g. King flag, in wa
gon. About thirty were fighting at one
time, but nobody as seriously injured.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

The Boston Times, the leading Locofoco
paper in the State, on the Bdrnbnruer side
has hauled down the Pierce and King flag,
and with~raws, Achilles like, from the fight.
What is the rnatterl- Boston Atlos.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

The following conundrum took the prizes
silver watch, at Pittsburgh. Why was the
wife Oft the Grecian Alexander, unhappy in
her marriage contract? Because Alexander
was not always Herr Alexander.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

IL Not much editorial to-day. Editors
out "among the peoples" merely taking items,
yesterday.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

The remainder were from the East and
West Indies, Sicily, South America and Mex
leo. II will be noticed that the German inn
migration has been very large.
The comparison Of the immigration Tor the
years 81 and '52 up to the close of August
has been rs follows:
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

rs Ex-Governor Joseph Vance, a promi-
nent citizen of OHIO, died lew days ago, AT
his residence near Urbana in that State
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

rYesterday was cool, raw, and cloudy
very 5isagreeable, yet the candidates sc. med
to keep right warm.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-13

We must con 'ess that Gen Pierce is popu-
lar somewhere, and, indeed, in these same
places, Gen. Scott is unpopular. The ad-
mission may not inspirit the Democratic party
in his cause, but it must be made for ALL
Here is the evidence, which ne find ready at
our hand in the National Intelligencer:
The Inspector General Of Canada, ia mis-
speech on reciprocity, dilated on the pros
poets of Gen. Pierce, and declared that, it he
BE- elected President, the prospect OF obtain
ing reciprocity will be enhanced wonderful
ly. The Democratic party, the speaker added,
is most farora5te TO foreign interests; and on
that ground he desired the success of Gen.
Pierce.
1t is plain that if the coming election de-
pended upon the influences of Britain or her
colonies. Pie &C would be the successful can
didate. But the American people are not
prepared to give up the right OF suffrage in
this instance, even to exercise 1t with a
view solely to promote British Interests
The anxiety OF the Lor don Times and OF the
Canadian Minister is natural, nevertheless.
This is all true; but we have this consoia-
tion in admitting 1.-THE London Times and
Canada and the other British provinces have
no vote i'm the eiection-so Gen. Scott will
lose no vote by their opposition TO hm-ind
thus must he gain some votes among our own
citizens, because of that opposition, and the
reason of it. We cannot coubt he will, for
we 10 not understand how any citizen of the
United States can use his political influence
~ l.
injuring of his own country.