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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

FALLING OF AN ARcn-FIvE PERSONS INJURED
This morning abont 10 o'clock an arch in the new
building being erected by the Newark Malleable
Iron Company gave way, and five masons and labor
ers engaged about it were precipitated down among
the timbers and bricks. When rescued from the
rubbish it was found that no lives had been lost,
though some are so badly injured that they not
expected to live The arch was over small room,
intended to be freproof, in the southeastern corner
of the building. 1t was sprung at about the height
OF eight feet from the ground there being in addition
under it an excavation of several feet for the founda
ton of the walls II was very fat and rested on the
eastern side wall Of the building and division wall
which were bound together by cross bars, attached
to iIon band anchors The struc appeared to be
secure; but the fault in its cement which
stoned the accident, probably the location of the
anchors below the point where the lateral pressure
OF the arch was greatest This allowed the side
walls to give way outwar(ly, and the arch, which
was very heavy, imm ediately fell upon the persons
which were underneath it. The names OF the per.
sons injured are as follows
william Lyon. confusion Of the right temple, proba
bly, fracture of the sku and ether injuries II is not
expected tbet he viii recover.
Michael Ovens bruises upon the bods the OF
which i upon the lower part Of the sbdomennot
si3ersd dangerous.
William irenor bruised upon the hsud AMI foot.
William Keith, bruised upon the foot.
- acoous, apprentice boy, bruised upon the
hean and In other places, but not severely
The wounded persons we're Immediately taken to
their respective residences, except Lyon, who was
conveyed to a neighbors, but has since been re-
moved. Marshal Francisco assisted in this matter.
DR. j. III. Clark was called and has the care OF the
patients Drs. Darcy and Sheehan were also in at
tendance, and rendered assistance. 1t was sub
ject of considerable remark at the time that the city
was without hospital, where persons in like cir
cumstances could be removed, and where surgical
instruments and medicines could be procured with
ont delay. As such accidents will occur besides the
necessities arising from disease it is worth the at
tention Of our authorities to give this 0ftmooted
matter some OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advertiser,
august l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

We are informed, says the Washington Union, by
Lieutenant George Minor, Acting Superintendent of
tie National observatory, that the comet discovered
by NJ. kiinkerues at Gottngen, Gil of 1889 on the
10th of June last, observed in the large equa-
torial at the National Observatory on Thursday
night. Its position, as determined by Mr. Ferguson
is as follows -
h. m. $. h. IN. s. der. min. sec.
July % 8 50 5s.3 10 % 22.3 81 IL 22.6
II has bright condensed nucleus of about eight
seconds in diameter, and an oblong corna, whose d
mension could not be estimated (the night being un.
favorable) IL is increasing in brightness, and is
probably now visible to the naked eye. Its present
position is just north Of the group of small stars in
Leo Minor, and its daily motion about follows -
In right ascension, min. A sec.
In declination, 8 min. n sec.
Its perhelion passage is on the 9th OF August at
which time its brightness will be much greater than
at present. Approximate elements have been com
puted for it by NJ. Bruins OF Berlin, and are as fol-
lows -
Perihelion passage August 81, 213 N. time Berlin.
Longitude Of the perihelion, $40 deg. 81 min 12.1
sec.
Place of the ascending node, lao deg. so min. 27.6
sec.
Inclination, 80 deg. 81 min. 23.1 sec.
Longitude of perihelion distance, 949l ,256-mo.
ton direct.
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Movements. or Ocean Steamers.


CLEARED.
Sbips-Comoro, MCurdy, Melbourne, VIM T Dugan e.
Co; VIM Tell Funch Havre Boyd & Hineken.
- Barki-Mornng s,ar, Spear, Doboy Island; master;
Charm: Sleeper, Malaga, Trundy Co; MiIlsudon,
Brigs-Inda, Matthews New Orleans, E Foster;
Maria, Pearse Bristol W Russell; Eleanor (Br), Nut.
kins, Belfast, Ketcbing; Tweed (Br), OBrien, st
John. NIB. Dealey; Messenger lBrl, Busha Halifax,
Donovan: Cara Borgess. (ChD, Weber, Puerto CAbeo,
schrs-llade Wind, Higgins, fredericksburg James
Hand; Wave Willard Newburyport, s Lewis; Carries
Roberts, Post Boston J White & Co; VIM Gregory,
Packard Boston; W Trundy Co; Alert SBr); Hutch
ings, Bermuda. Poister h Jonea Frank MMath Nor
folk sturges Chairman CO.. Theron, Plum, Melville, M,
&C. Durham Dmon. .,p,vvn
Ship Monsoon OBJ, Kinney, Liverpool, 40 days, with
Ship sesostris (Br), Logan Glasgow, AZ days, to Ed
Bark Nathaniel Hooper (of Baltmore), Moore, New Or
leans IA days. to Eagle 4 Hazard
Bark Pacific, Lovejoy, Sar Juan, Cuba, days, to
Bark Edna Rbbins, Turks Islands, via Bridgeport CT
Bark Maria Morton, Buckley, Charleston, days. to
master.
Brig Apgsntyr ts~e) westoo Rio Jaaeiro 40 days. to
Aymar Co June 81 lat 10 ~ s. Ion 80 40 spoke BIZ
ship Falcon from Liverpool for Port Philip; July 3D. Lat
20 10 lon 62 % W, spoke Rostock brig from Laguna
Brig Maitland (Br) Chisam Savanna la Mar (Jam), 81
days to Tucker Lightbourne.
brig james Wallace (of Mibrdgs), Foster cardenas,
July ~. to master Saw next day bark Ehza Cochran,
Hayes from Natanzas for Europe.
Brig Surf (of Camden) Mcatyre, st john NIB, IA days,
to Nesmish & Sons
Brig Geofgiana Smalley, New Haven, days.
Sohr Julia Halock, Anderson, CardeIas days. to
Elwel L. Co.
schr Village Belle (of New Haven't, Wedmore, Eleu-
thera. cays. TO Eneas a. Hutcbns July %, IS miles
Forth Of Cape HatteTas passed bark John Taylor bound
s. l6th the outward passage in lat 20 90 Ion IS o.
spoke whaling bark Nye, Howl,nd, Of New Bedford 36
months out with 900 bbls ell and large whales along
side.
scbr Albion (Rr) stanwOoc, Turks Islands, July TO- to
James II Brsipe.
Scbr Atlantic (Br) Roberts, Abacoa. s days, to c
Ackery. July 80. 70 miles south of Barpegat spoke
schr Romeo, Of Waldoboro from Calais bound s.
Schr Fairfax. Osborn Georgetowp, days.
Schr Charles Colgate, Seamen Baltimore, days.
Schr Almira, GARNER, Calais, 10 days
Schr TDknsJ - CALAIS. via New Haven. 10 esys
Schr Mary FarDsworth, Everett, Rccsland, a days.
Schr Ann Sippe, Bacon, Boston. days, for Albany
scbr Charm, -, Providence, 2days.
Schr Chronometer, New Haven, i day.
schr Director. White, New Haven. day
Schr Smith NickeTson, Albany for Hartford.
schr George GiIlum, Cooper, Albany for Wareham
Sloop Mary Brush. Edwards. Warehatn, deys.
Slcop Thomas Hull, Hull, Providence, 2 days
ship Caroline Nesmith Kenney, ca'lao; and others.
Wind at sunset, Sc with rain.
BY SANDY Hook MAGNETIC TnEGRApu.l
TIE HIGHLANDS Aug 1-G 80 I'M
No inward bound vessels in sight
Wind light from SW. Weather sho very.
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Stock Sales.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1-Reported By Keen & Taylor
First BOard.s57o Iehgh Mort e's. IT, lol 500 Read
ing RR mort 6's 43 92K LOCO Penns SIS 95; 5000 do,
Lhigh 6's, 80, ss1. 1000 ReadingRR 6's, TO- css
100 share. schuykil Nav preferred, 1895 800 d. b5,
PeDn. RI R. aSS
R. a. SO do. 43N IA Camden and Amboy, SIS, 149: Be-
ceea Boards5O0 Pepna SIS days, 90 1850 do, IS wn,
95; 500 do. So 95; 5000 do, 6s 79. 104h; 5000 DO
days, 1O4 so shares Morris Canal 1917; 100 Chester
Valley RR 14h. Second Board-4O0 shares Norris Ca
nal b5wn 1917 400 Schuylktll Nav preferred 341S $50
do, BIS, 3416; so Long Island RR I'm. After Board
100 shares Morris Canal 1885, 5000 West Phila coupon
6's b. 95I; 100 Schuylkl Nav preferred, days, a.
100 do, "a; 80 do, days, "a; $50 do, b5, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

LAuNcIED-At South ProspectreceutIy by II MGnvery,
Esq, fine brig Of 200 TONS called the w Trsst TO be
commanded by Capt Park.
At Baltimore 10Th, by Messrs Vim Skinner Co. big
Fillmore about 200 TONS owned by Mesrs Js mes Hooper
sons and Capt Kreou, and intended os trader TO the
Mediterranean.
Aepors Chace Davis. Warren, RI will launch In Sep
iemser clipper ship Of ab 1900 tons called the Look
Ont. owned by Geo Bulkey, Esq, and others of New
York. and Intended for the trade the gold Countries
under command OF Capt John Joy CO. OF Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02
Tslegraphic Marine Reports.
NEw ORLEANS, July 3d.
Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arrived-Brigs Albert Fearing, Yeaton, Wilmington,
Del: Orizava, More, Bridgeport CT; schrs Rachel s
Miller Peacock, Wilmington NC; Mary Jane. AUDI East
port, Sally Wheaton, Willats. Psntega NC; ID ) Mer-
ehop, Sprague, Boston; Hudson, Havener, Calais;
Council, Rowes, Boston; Henry HIll. sipple Milford
Dell New Jersey, Conroy, Jones Creek; King
Cleared Briggs T Perkins, Genn Bostoa; Albert Fear
ing Yeaton, Passport; orsAva, Morse Boston: sehrs
Hetty Anna, Douglas, Bangor; sally Wheaton, Wlsts,
Morris River Ruth Thomas Thayer; Ellen Matilda Wells,
and Mershon, Sprsgue. Boston George Harris, Car
son, Charleston; Julia Eliza Thompson, Savannah,
stesmer John Maiehsl Cope, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

Capt EDWARD r. MCCALL Of the United Ststes Navy,
native OF South Carolina died at Bordentown NJ j.,
Sunday last where he had resided many years past
Captain Mccall served with distinction ia the battles
the lakes ard received medal and sword from Congress
for his gallant airing 10 those memorable engagements
He had been in the navy upwards Of forty Eve years. hay
ing entered on the Let January 1908.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

REsPIrE.-Gov. Bgler has granted respite to
Capie and Emmos, now under sentence of death in
Moyamensing prison, Philadelphia, and who were to
have been executed on Friday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

LARGE FIRE AT GENEVA, N. Y.-On the Goth ult.
a fire broke out on the corner of Main and Seneca
streets, consuming twelve or fifteen buildings.
Cause Of fire not ascerained. Estimate Of loss not
yet given.
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Dicnsteru.

Dlcngten.
SCHOONER same not given, Is stated in ysrmonth
date OF 2lst ult to have been towed into Pubnco Doth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02

10; brips Evirs, Ingalls, P6adelphis; ys,or, Ellis,
pbilaeeleha; schr Boston, Corson, Pbiadelpbia SD
banks General jones' Trinity; briggs Pssnl, Philura,
schrs hnpa HisoSs, and Central Americs.
Ah ss,s Wy y brig pamsno Assms wmn ss
more; 10Th Il Young. Jacksonville
BFvERLY-sM July 27th, brig Sea BTeezs Hartman,
Ssefeoh ana Ysaee NccFsob Nsw Yo Sei'0n "s
CHARLEsToN-in the offpg July 20, sp bark, sup
posed The huma from Havana. CID bark Gibraltar,
FALL RlvER--Arr 2sth schr Mason B. Davis Davis,
Bsltnore.
GALvEsToN-Arr July sth, sch W Fulton, Jolins,
Phladelphia CID 2ud, bark Milford, Horton, Nantes;
l2th, ship W Wharton, Gates, Hsvre.
In port llsh, ship star Republic sbsre for Nev York,
ldg; bsrks Norurabega, Clark do do; Geo ID Sm'ase,
GIoUCEsTER-srr July 81 schrs jew Philadelphia;
HALLOWELI.-Arr July q, scbr Yucatan, Roodout.
SID 2ith, schrs Uleonl (new), Garland Nov York;
liARrF0RD-Arr July 30 steam schr joe hiae, Nor
risop Phtadelpnia sloop Emily, Bates NYork.
NORFoIK-Arr July 30, ship Samuel (Bs), Morris,
Civ Point: chr s Il Pa i.or, DAgia. NYofs.
NEWPOR r-Arr July 20, scbrs New t.gulus Philaiel-
pbia Sid stevens, (hsnce) do; colius (trom Pro-
NEW IBEDroaD-sld Juy 80 schrs Laura Jana. Nev
YORK William Brown do, Adelaide Albany; sl,op Rspub-
NEW HavEN-Arr July 81, schrs J II pnss. Godfrey.
Bonaire 10 days. Golden Gatc Smith, NYork Isaac Mer-
PHlLADfLPHIA-Agr July 81, stesrcrs john Nor
shall Copes, and kennebec Clark, Nyork; scnrs Myors
Rose and 1 Myers, Weeks, NYorn Bosditch Burgess,
and LIZZIE, bow, lSorsich. CID schrs Mary aarvey
Hawkins, and Galota, Norton, Now U,veu; Tvaaotny
Pharo, Cranmer, Providence; SchuyIki Boy, living
and Seaport, Scuil, Astoria; Freeman Gloysr
Brooklyn.
P0KrsMoUTH-Arr July %, schr Cadet, New York.
SAN FRANCISCo--sld June 16 sbipl SuosdGah col
Inns, shanehae; Esther May Howes and Alkmsar Simp.
son, Calho; 18th. SIMEON, Smith aud Mountaio Wave,
Paine, 90; Sarah Parker, Oregon; bark Golden Aqe
do; 1osh, chip Star of the Union Willis Hong Koos:
bark Lous.ans Oregon; 2lst ships Golden Racer Ms.
cher Caeso; Lucknow. Plum mer, do; Caroline Tuckes
Chste do; 26th, Geo Evans Couiilafd d0 oath LAM
town, Moore, do; brig Merchantmen, oregon.
Adv July l, barks Devsps, for Oregon; Powhattas
for sale; brig Copeland Co. do; sch Flying Dart fos
/ Crescent city.
sAvANNAH-cld July 20, hsig Augusta, Soma Mes
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

n THE subscriber thankful for past liberal pat
IN ronage would respectfully inform the public, and
G.SR the Ladies in particular that he has Just
arxe and very fine assortment of WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, CLOCKS and all other articles usually found in
jewelers. shop which he and riH sell Ut prices
low as they can be bought in any ether city His stock
consists part of Fine Gold and Silver Watches Gold
Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains, Plain nd Sett Rings,
Diamond Rings, Gold Pencils Fine Hunting Lockets,
Guard and Fob Keys, Fine Seals an Buckle, Gold
Pens. a large assortmf Of Ladies' and Gentemen's
Breast Pins splendid lot of Earrings both Drops and
Hoops Silver Table and Tea Spoons. silver Pencils and
of fine Pearl Carl Cases, P0rtmonies. Souveners and
host of other articles all OF the newest styles. Call in
a il Is trouble to show such
things. Every thing sold warranted " be asrep
resented J. L. BITTR0LFF,
apl--3m Main Street. bet. Water and First
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.

800 Y. K. HENDRICKS & CO.. have received .
xWI general assortment Of their large Spring stock
Of BOOTS AND SHOES. of all kinds suited TO
this market. Their supply comes directly from
Eastern manufacturers OF the best repute Their Pur
prices had advanced They confns their attention to
fkfs tvssek Of bssiess slose and have facilities for
Offering articles Of good quality at prices quite low
any other wholesale house In the West They invite
the attention Of Country MERCHANTS their stock.
which they are to receve regular additions throughout
the Spring season. q ~ ~. 49, -.
Their supplies for The RETAIL TRADE are to com
prise an unusual variety for Spring and Summer
mh3t $500 Min Street. near the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02
q - BILLIARD SALOON,

coRHER AND FIRsr sTRRETS.f
- tlt. (Entrsses On Esrst Streef.) n 80 sfsi
rTyHE undersigned have purchased this well known
Saloon and entirely re6tted and refurnshed IL. II
is now in every particular agreeable place Of resort
being provided with excellent Tables and everything
cessary for the comfort and pleasure OF visitors The
propretors will give their personal attention to the So
loon and spare trouble in making the visits Of their
friends pleasant Connected with the Billiard Saloon,
but on the ground floor. is Bar provided with the
choicest brands Of liquors and cigars The old patrons
of the Saloon and tho public generally invited 70
call THOS. u SMITH. -
ap14 ALBERT ROWLEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
arTndNER GOODS. 80 20

TIME undersigned have just received and are opening
now 1T theii store on Water str e. near corner OF
90 cases Fancy Prints, Of the lates. style;
10 do French Lawns iHl AieiF -
do Barcge de Laines; M 'asiitie1 -.
do Fancy Popplins: - .f1siesa 49,
do bleached Auslins: - .saE1i-i-f .sHFf1rtt
4 do Rips as and French Cotfonades. ~riifl a. -
Also large assortment OF Swiss Muslins, Jsa,1ets.
black and Fancy Silks, Bareges. Em broidees Swiss
and Jaconet Edgngs and Inns ertngs Thre ID ant Co.'S
ton Laces, Ribbons Bonnets bro IN and biesched
blecloths Cloves, Hosieries, and good many Other
things numerous 10 mention. =. fftu sr'sf.est
tr--F -. 81 ptl-,s3 ALSO: siasa usoGf scifasf
fine stock Of ready mad. Gentemen's and Bsys'
Clothing. Hats. Caps &C., &c. We nov. prepared
rate than ever before. Call and examine the Goops
have just received they worthy Of examina-
tioD. miss II - W NJ - EN'i>r tn - - n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

--kkaS brancn OF oome9lfc economy eu0
passing Vne improvement TO another has ut length
arrived near perfection it is possible reach.
proof Of this is found i'm the very Of these
Coolers in all parts OF the country. simple statement
of facts in regard to these Coolers will satisfy every one
kind patented They furnished with dis
conducting chambers by means Of which, with
pounds Office to the gallon. skept lat tempe-
Of 20 degrees below only degrees above
the freezing poin all day. Thus cost Of three
cents per day, family OF ordinary size be constant
ly supplied with cold ice ITSELF larger num-
bers n the proportion This has been found BY
actual experiment to be saving Of at least seventy five
per the Earthen Jars formerly used for this
purpose.
Again. these Coolers SWEAT, in this way saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble.
Being manufactured in the most workmanlike style,
handsomely finished in every respect. they make
very beautiful ornament for the Dining Room, Hotel
Steamboat. ia -r.ffs -tr 81 ~
An important improvement has lately been added to
the Cooler viz: small Pan Capable OF holding IRON
six to eight pounds Of B1ter) inserted directly under
the This quantity Of butter be kept perfectly
hard all day. without additional ce very important
II desired the Cooler also be furnshed at small
expense with slss- sl. 81. s...s 81 .f.t ..,..
FILTERING APPARATUS,
which the additional purpose Of removing all inn
puties from the water, rendering perfectly clear and
wholesome. = f.f t.IElasI-s s
The Cooler and Filter may be seen in operation at any
time, at BURNETS.
No. II, East Fourth street,
80 Cincinnati, Ohio.
HPFor sale in Evansville by f9T a LllE''l -
ape HORNBROOK & WOODWARD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

FANCY. DRESS GOODS.
4 q CASES assorted .r-e.
LIZ Mouslin Delaines;
Barege Delaines
Plain and Figured Cold Lawns;
do do Black do; -.
Solid Checks and Plaid Ginghams ass'd:
Chamhrays:
six Bareges; reed and for sale By
- mh9a J. II. MAGHEE & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02
IL INSTRUCTION.

500 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION..
MISS H. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
lvJ TO the citizens Of Evansville that she prepared
give instruction the Piano Forte to a limited
Der Of young ladies' and hopes by strict attention, TO
merit the appreciation of all who patronize her. feb
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

DRESS GOODS-Just received a large and beau
IL tifui assortment Of Gsos de Rim, Brocade, Lew
strins and figured Silks Satin du Chin Turk and Vest
ing satin, Lawns, Shallies Organdes and Grenadines
Berage de LANES and barred and dotted Swisses &C.
including all the iieties Of fashionable and desirable
Dress Goods. Try us-ws defy ccmpeution,
apo JOHNSON & FRENCH.
GILT MOULDINGS.
new and general variety Of glt mouldings for pic
IA ture frames for sale low.
ap20 RATHBONE & WHEELER.
n CASES Panama, Leghorn. Palm Leaf and Chi.
GfO ma brade Hats. Just received BY
apI9 MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
90 CASES PRINTS of Globe, Durnals. Man.
valley Pals and varous other popular brands received
this day and for sale low IL little lower than
speo JOHNSON & FRENCH.
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. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. =

HOPKaNS Il re ID would saw to their fricpds
Supplies for he Trade Go
respectfully invite the attention of ALL as coaprsng
large and carefully selected Of nsrest
kinds Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS. Our
stock Of Embroiderss is large, comprising MOST every
thing in the way Of Under sleeves, Under Hdk; Fine
Linen Cam brio do Collars Swiss Pointngs
Edgings and Insertions; Plain ano Embroidered GRAPE
sHa WIS, from $40 to $40. Also variety of cheap
Painted Shades and Trimmings Gloves Of all kinds;
Printed SILK; Ms, Fine Fans, Parasols and Ladies SILK
Umbrellas &C. &c. Is useless TO enumerste every,
be more complete ills than and being de-
termned to sell goods 10 w, ask examination
CT our stock BY the community In general. misc
g .. AI.MON DS.-s bags landing from steamer
Os Gen. Lafayette. aud for sale BY i.s..
HOPKINS & READ have in store One stock Of
II Looking Glasses, Carpets. Straw Ma:sings. and
Hugs. Also good line Of Summer Clothing. hats and
Caps, DC. DC. - misc
DARAsOLS AND FANS.-A large and eleean
Il assortment just received at -
4, MnES.DERsEs. EDGINGs. AND I'M.
. mss = me ns'e c9 gli'sfR HxRsHsEReERs
OtOLG,RS AND UeRsLEEs Es.-A
large variety Of Lace and Muslin latest Styles
mhsi coLBuRN & HEksHBERGER
DAREGES. TISSUES Il GRENA DuNfS.
large assortment OF Plain and Fancy. of the new
est patterns, At trt
mh3l COLBURN & HERSHBERGER'S.
WHITE GRAPE SHAWLs.-A large lot
w plain and emit roidered, for sale low, at
mh3I CoLBURN & HERsHBERGER'S.
REHAGE De LANES. Lawns AND
II PRtNTS.-A large assortment just veeeived at
mh3l COLBURN & HERSHBEKGER's.
SUPERIOR KID G l.tDvES.-Gent's and La
~ dies' white and coored Kid Gloves Of all Sizes and
OF the best quality, just received at
mh3l COLBURN * HERSHBERGER'S.
TUST RECEIVED. 500 lbs more Of them rch saee
81 Cheese, direct from the Western Reserve and for
sale ut COOKS FAMILY GROCERY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

SCRAP IRON WANTED!
vXTE want 10 tons old Castings Immediately. at on
w Foundry buildings, the Canal. corner OF Cana
and lngle streets, where viii at all times pay
Tor good article Of Scrap Iron. -, -
misc 6. d. ECGLEST0N & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUISVILLE, KY,
A RE now making and keep constantly on hand: cas-,
IA iron Screw Pipe. L. ], It: II, H. 2. q and inch
BORE suitable tor sta am, water, &C., TO which they
fully invite the attention Of Railroad, Gas and
Water Companies, and all others in Of cheap
durable Pipe. .rst.
ALS0-Mill Machinery of the most approved pat
terms made to order cast iron Force and Lift Pumps
OF varioussizes and kinds, always on hand Tobacco"
Lard Timber and Mi Screws at the lowest prices Car
Wheels aud other castings for RailroadsJob work Of
all kinds promptly attended to. They also the sole
manufactu in the West of Roys Il Frenchs Patent
Hub Moricing Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers. With one Of these machines man can do
more work In day and do IL better. than do
In i've days without it, One of these machines
be seen In operation at Mr.. e. DEcKERs CT this place,
who Is the authorized Agent for this and the adjoining
countiEs sfEA
Orders from distance enclosing the money, or satis
factory references. promptly attended 70. jan29ly
APOLLO HALL.
THE designed takes pleasure in announcing 10 the
l. public thai his fine and spacious Hail. be rented
time at reasonable terms for Balls Soiries Meet
ings, Concerts &c. DC. tafE
mhI9-Iy x. STRASSAR. 7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02
MISSES coWDBN & BARKER,

~ WOULD respectfully invite the attention Of ~
~ the Ladies OF Evansville and vicinity, TO <l
~ large and beautiful selection OF X n G ~
N ILLINE.RY that they have Just received from New
York. and surpassed In this ely Tor variety syle.
and beau'y Those in Of handsome cheap bonnets,
Ribbons Flowers Manteilas &c. would do well to call
on Main street, between Water and First Streets east
side where every endeavor will be made to please the
most fastdious taste. -'
n B. MiIliners and Apprentices wanted. ap2