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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

New BEDFORD April l.-Sanford d Howland's candle
establishment and Wlcaxs huber yard destroyed by
Are to.day The loss is computed at $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

BOSTON, April l.-ApplTloSAL BY THE NlAoARA-lhe
Niagara saw the steamer Arabia the 10Th uit.
The Medal family, shortly after their release em5aked
for Marselles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
A WIG PRINCIPLE LOST-A VITAL ISSUE in
THE SPRING CANVASS GONE.

A WIG PRINCIPLE LOST-A VITAL ISSUE in
THE SPRING CANVASS GONE
The following correspondence is published by request OF
Mr. ToML.S ami by permission OF Mr. CAsKtE
HALL OF THE HousE OF DELEGATES, April l, 1853.
JAMES AsrIE ESQ, President Bank OF Virginia
Dear Sir: Ny attention has Just been called 10 c0nil'u
nicntion from The county Of King William, signed MANY,
ana TO an editorial Immediately under it, in the following
words:
king WILLIAM Co, March 3O'h, 1858.
To The Editors of the Wig.
Gen,lemenI recently heard il asserted by our Del
egate that the 900 hc portion of the Land und 10
which Virginia entitled under the last act OF dsou-
on) was not in the Bank Of Virginia. as we had always
heard and ind, where This news US Gan
you enlgh,en us2 II yen can please do So and ohgc
MANY.
This is also news The money ras in the Bank OF
Virgina-placr,! by law of Congressman no one
had authority IL, except the Legislature oil me
Stae-whIch has never exercised its right Wing.
Was the 1887 900 (hc portion of The Land Fund To which
Virginia was entitled under the last act OF distribnilon
ever deposited the Bank of Virginia, aud II So "cni
Your reply 10 this, will oblse very respectfully,
II. b. TOMLIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

FIRE.-A FIRE broke out franklin c. H. on Saturday
night last store WAS entirely consumed, and old
gro woman, who was in the house the time, burned 10
death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

We take pleasure in complying with the request OF the
Wytheve Republican in publishing the card OF seVer"!
members of Congress be found in another column ana
c also nubish with pleasure Hon. Mr. Mem circular
to his constituents.
is we believe fact that the Federal Offices winch nave
been conferred upon Vrgnians in the past MOI local IN
character have in majority Of instances, ganea u
residents Of the Eastern part OF The State II Isl a'so
fact that The Democratic majority OF the State is conou
ted by Western Virginia. Eastern Virginia being upon an
average vote either equally divided, slightly wing
Yet Notwithstanding these circumstances we oehc'e II
has never been the design of the appointing powers al WASH
ing,on 10 do injustice those Districts OF the State ~hch
are the slrongholds Of the Democratic party Inc oete
fortune of Eastern Vrsnians this regard has been owing
either 10 accident or to their greater proximity ana ease
access 10 the Federal city; their greater facilities 'o
eictng The public auenon-or launching onl upon anu
becoming a part Of great tide OF public events.
Whatever may be the fact however, in regard 10 feaerd
Office as bcwccn Eastern and Western Ergnia IL cannot
b, complained that The State offices 10 the same
observation THE Democratic party III the Stale mas cel-
any of late years eviuced decided disposition 10 dispense
these equtuby and justly between the Two sections Oh inc
State.
We have every believe from the happy success
OF the present Federal Administration in dispensing squy
in their Appointments in other States that the same SUCCESS
in satisfying all sections and all supposed subdivisions Of
the party, will attend their Virginia appointments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
King WILLIAM Co, March 30ih, 1855.
BANK OF VIRGINIA, RIcHMoSD, April |, 1853.

H. B. ToMLlS, ESQ,
Dear Sir In reply your enquiry, beg leave 10 say
as have often before done enquiries made on the same
subcc-tha h,re deposit made In TINS BANK,
of any sum liic money ~ which Virginia was tn'Ied
under The last ac vi Congress for distribution OF The Land
Fund The Bank vi Virginia then held, as II had long
before done money deposit subject 10 check Tor that or
any other purpose the whole OF which was drawn LOT "eh
The SUB Treasury laws went into operation that there has
fur several years money on deposit mat
be applied this other payment 10 De mace oy
the United States Government.
Yuu.s, respectfully
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES CASklE, President.

Thorough Wing Mr.. Castle is, he is evidently very
Inexper politician He evidently did not consult The Central
Junto He should have committed so cruel olunder
as to take away by dash OF the pen sweet bone
from party furnished political principles as his. he
auson 10 the scvcu years. since the passage of the SH6-
Treasury acl made know, without design Is the only
redeemne clause Of his letter considered political do
cumen people left TO infer from the loose express
sion that has been but three four years since the
money was drawn from the Virginia bank The fact is,
however that the money there the credit of
Virginia al all there in any for ii during
the existence Of The Pei Bank system, years
ago aud vanished with the enactment Of The Sab ITea-
sury Lar; that no sucl gum OF money has ever
been deposited where Virginia could lay hold OF
or appropriate il; and that all the camor which
has been sounded through The State with brazen tru
pets for 50 many years about the $4,000
AT the cRxrlT STATE REFUSED TO BE TOUCHED
ny DEmocRATrc LEeLAruREs" has been the clamo of de-
signing demegogues trumpeed forth TO gull deceive and
deaud the people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
CpMNCSiCaTED

Daring the discussion upon the bill entitled bill ~
crrnna the and collection o The puhlc ~
nue. to the section drc'inn HI commissioners 81 III i'
enua 10 grant !ccnsrs NJ. OMLi:: moved an ancni
20 The section the object Of which 10 suppress W =
cularn OF Eoiea under the denomination o. 3, initi
the following words "And the GnWmi--innC.s IA The ~
nuo beforc granting such license shall require TO- "
ipwing oath II bC tken II do swear. abr,. W.,
not ,Iurin. ire time for which have taken at" ,b.o IL
receive or pass any Of hCnomlmai',.", ,,,o
oIlls;r which rejected ~ ii' i"i. rro,.f,r
Aye Slrs-ts Barbour, Bru"nr ~ - A. C,Iu,
Collier DlarJ Grote Il hcit"f' - ,'ti' ~.
ilrnon,lt Moor of Jefers,n, MIS- Ne"kstS' .,sN"
Nottingham P.rrIocr Rutncti"ff1 to'h"n, 'nn'e' no
I-t;,a r. 81 ,,,,'.r u I'M, ii Greene ana ofangr-so
NJ NJ. M""ss ndersou, Bar, Boyd, Brooks. th'"
,i,,p 80, c,ntrii,lt. Davis Dnvi.on Dawson, y"
ia pnnp EchoIs Edwards, Fanary Garrett "a
''s, ihnJ Gibson, Gilrarr 81 Russell Gilmore %
r.a, Gr,fn, liairson. Hamln Hancock, Hardy, ~"
Io'u, AN Irving Jackson u Wood, Johnson jJa,'
1 I.,, ,'' Jones 81 Marshall jordan kby, KIM ~
, "te Narrz h53=ev Maupin, McCnloch, Mem
'n, ',i.o,l Nicholson, Oldham PaYnc P.ndle"n F's
~ preiIaw. RICE Ricieson, Scott, Segar, Shane
Sem stevens Stuart, Tate, Towr"s, Hnwter, NaH-
Wai-on w,Iman, West, Wiley, Wocting, Yerby-7l.
The vote upon Tie amendment wcs o. means tcs;'H
Tire most steails* Democrats voted against il, 90 a.
pIaced ard certain il adopted 20 defeat The tax h
driving oil he Wings fron IT, support, and prevents.
possitity II It's securing constitutions! majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

LATEST FROM THE. AFRICAN SQUADRON,
BusroS Narcn 3l.-Thc officers Of ihc U. ). -''l IN
u,,n,nwn report thai when she Icir P"r, Pray Ae -,
Adams vas employed on The survey, under Leg
an, Lynch. c,,,h-,s
The brigs Perry and BanbIitgc on The SCUM \,
coast looking for slarcrs. Many vessels sainS '"e
American hag were engaged in inc traffic hs.,,.
The Germantown Lost only four men during h"r w.
She nnrted with the brig Dale the l3th eli Bef''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

DEATH OF MRS. CASS. ,...
DEraor, April l.-airs. Cass, wife oil the h'"
Ca:s died last night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
DEATIIS.

DIED on THURSDAY The 3is u Natcn . W., @ 'a.rr
TATE in the 52ni year her age iir' Injsnts q y
morrow. iSund. " n ocock' !. - 49,
hu. tani. Mr. John t.. Ta.- ftt,r :,
DIED on "Wednesday he 2GI' w. a i,s Mr. EpN
Hrs anne 2 Sub-tt. III tIs cGa,: :" H. ~ 1r.,Iy
So p idroiy ,ra,s !a', Gg oeE+ ~i
ude and @ i,, ~. uartnef h- boson aUd 49, -.
ne "a 'e 1s mnsI"I. ,al!ys aG- sEjt tdsF''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
MARRIED.

MANNED on III. z2u1 Of March, in the county o. ygr,,
n: Iusl,u MIR c. H. OLIVER Of SDuo"ty S"sn:,
Miss hf:rriE r, daughter OF jobs e l"sf1ha"'
Christian A lsocalc please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

AFTERNOON SESSION .i'hc Senate met - i'''st'
Tie fIlOwn. bills read Ihiri time ana phssei
For the better regulation ci lrae AMI travel TIE A:I
anGfia C!Gnl.
To unend ani lc-enc u and 81 sections and repeal 10
4,:i section ." chapter SIS 81 The Code OF Virginia
10 incorporate Nafiieii Coal Mlnug Company IN u
counties Of Ia2gvreli aud Wayne.
10 a,ncpd The i and 5h SECTION. o M hCt iuCoipU'aus
tn. Monticello Bank passed inrch Y, 1898.
To a.:ca lie charter u! the Garur! Gold lllnIUg Con
pany, in me county 81 buckingham
70 authorize HE Potomac Coal Field Raj! Road Com;'
ny construct strengthen mad perfect The works and III
rugenen,s OF ie Chesapeake and Onlp Canal ana 0! u
Alexandria Canal Ayes 20, noes
Authorizing The i;lard Of Pubic Works 10 suosch5ee
behalf Uf Tie Commonwealth the capital -iock .! IL
Warren aud Hampshire Coal 1nc Rail Road Company
[ Ayes %, noes l.
70 amend act to incorporate the Wellsbnrg Fsna
Seminary passed March l7lh 1851.
Bills their second ana first readings we're advanced aL
various reports OF committees cuncaIred III.
On motion Of Mr.. S-ovALL, the Senate adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05

In the HOUSE, on DELEGATES, Thursday, Marc! 80
linz bill arranging The counties into Congressional DIsl'
hr,ua taken M the question being agreeing 10 u
Scnnlc's amendment ta substitute tor The cnti.r b)
Mr. WILEY desired 10 know whether motion 10 at q
the table and PRINT had been submtcG II not sense
l,is,irr hi,nse AMI his constituents required it 4
SHOULD submit that motion. The bill - II originally pass
this House had pcpriIacd crortniy upon ms cons
rris aud IN lis provisions h0d violated every PRINCIPE
ri.h BY arranging his District ~ To embrace large ~
,in .! territory extending from The Ohio river 10 me m
kd,r possessing affinity, political OF "t"'"s" WIZ
he constituents lie represented fc had voted III calc-.
as W. as IN House for the NJ had Just hs-l-"
against this bill. The s.us.c, by their amendment "sa
al correcting Tie evil he c0mpn!u"d 81, lad ma9nej y q
striking county lying contiguous - one o! Tie couh,
represented and inserting one IN no RESPECT dchie
feeling interest, wi;h large majority o me voter '"
would properly rusrit his district. He hoped r ii-
would cuu;rsCc in his notion III order 10 gave R!h wv
r. .c IN what he Should apply the reHrdE a"1 '
cla ha constituents that measure "i ln-'icc ~ WI"
hey we're Justly tnr.I!'; hTt should he House d"'r'i"
other wise and force upon hl= constituents 'h-
y,acsu lie should sor against the nucn!nirnt, an y
all air aud legIiIratc means I" defeat u.
The ,,rstian Inv lie aic and print vas then d'1
mined in lie negative and the vet. 20 disagree I" a -
ais amendment resulted: ajc" ~ hurs o. 30 '!t al" -
IuCitS al the Senate w.ic host
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-05
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,ATURDaY MoRNING, APRIL ?, 1853.
POLITICAL REACTION.

POLITICAL REACTION.
All peat and decided popular demonstrations have their
reaction The law universal the physical law oil re-
bound in elastic bodies.
All grea, political victories illustrate by their seque' ''
above truth. L. requires far moro energy and uhge".o
secure second political victory than first. MOI o"' -
the ennui of excitement, and the fatigue OF e1e"o' y
oyercomc bu, the divisions and s,rifes that are
success ar. 10 be provided against and suodueo
These general remarks arc made in reference 10 INC
eleons in Virginia These elections are to ehio'.'
rates 10 new Legislature representation OF l'o
CONGRESS and tmosl important of all 10 our Internal
s, ,omm,ssnners of Board that will exert greater NJ
auence upon Virginia politics, now ard herea'e mo"
,s,,p,ion that has yet been known in the ota'e.
In view Of these impending elections Is II ''S '''
ulpence OF indifference and ethargy on the part oi 'e
Democratic party Ia il time for total osol
10 prevail upon vitality important measures among our
in The capol7 Is il a time for rivalries ana ihupea
tos OF candidates for Office in the several countess
and sections of the Sate Is there no spirit OF se-sacce
far The common good be found anywhere Is II "he
FIR mon ~ e,n themselves above the cause 10 ~hlch they
n,ofess deviation lsit time for anything but earnest
zeaous determined and concerted action 10 maintain the
Democratic cause in that rehul and just ascendancy 10
which il is so eminenly entitled in Virginia.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-31

To this, George L. Becker, Esq, made one Of
the finest and most happy responses of the eve
ming. Tenth and finally we had:
The Bald.cia School.-Like the Locomotive, may 1t
draw infant city both treasures and wise from
tire East.
In response to this. W. G.. LeDuc, Esq.-one
of the real, 60 ahead railroad men Of Minneso-
ta--was pointed and witty. His remarks crea-
ted considerable mcrriment. The following
volunteer sentiment. with others vi ich we were
not able to procure, was offered:
Ry l.. A. BAnCocK.--The Lndies-P Pioneer te,chers
Of Minnesota, aud always ready to assist In every good
work.
The company separated inspired with the
highest feelings of delight after the eHjoymcnts
of the evening We regret that owing to the
late period in tic week at which the entertain
ment took place, VIC are compelled to curtail
greatly our report of the proceedings. Suf
fee it, however. to add that, taken as whole,
nothing in Minnesota in the nature Of public
ceremonies or public entertainments has ever
equallcd this: and in the language Of the first
sentiment we can truly say, it marks an era in
the history of our Territory.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-31

a..
lst '. The Chapter comprises some fifteen or
twenty members.
HARrERs BURNED OtT.-Wc give news of the
destruction hy fire OF the extensive printine
and publishing establishment of the Brothers
Harper, New York. 4 later account than the
one given elsewhere puts down the whole loss
at one million and a half of dollars, of which
loss the 1iarpcrs sustained near a million and
quarter. Their insurance vas two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. This calamity. although
great, will derangc thcirrcgnIar ron,inc of bus
mess only for few DAYS.
CALIFORNIA NEws.--Reccni arrivals from Cal
ifornia bring large consignmcnts Of gold. In
fact, al no previous period were the shipments
so heavy. The steamer George Law arrived at
New York Oh the 18th, with SssO.0DO in gold.
on freight, and 461 Passengers. From Oregon
the news is received. that many Of the overland
cmgrants had arrived, some of them hayinr en-
durcd great suffering and were compelled to
eat their horses for food. \ company has been
formed in San Francisco, with a capital Of
81 ,0GO.0o0, for @ line of steamers between that
city and China. We also see by the Congress
sional proceedings that Senator Gwinn has in
introduced q bill to make this q mail
line, and providing for an appropriation.
The debt Of San Francisco is little less than
two million dollars. Capt. Suffers claim
is reported invalid and the lands upon which
Sacramento City stands belongs to the United
States. New flibustering expeditions are talk !
cd or Another party is to follow the Sonora
invaders, and another to the Amazon. DR.. |
Evans, of Gov. Stevens exploring expedition.
arrived through on the 2sth. He reports ia
'orndly Of the Northern route for Railroad.
zen. Novan, member of the Mexican cabinet
ormerly, arrived on the Law, he having been
'anished for twenty years by order of Santa
Anna.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11
TEvYs 4 BARBARoUx,

A RE nov making and keep constantly on hand: eA@
"A iron Screw Pipe, ]. u; IT, u. 2 81 and inch
BORE suitable Tor steam, water, gas To which hsy
Water Companies and all others in want Of cheap and
durable Pipe.
ALSO-Mill Machinery of the most approved PCT
terms made to ORDER cast iron Force and lin Pumps
OF various sizes and kinds, always haAd. Tobaeeo
Lard Timber and Mill Screws at the Lowest prcess Car
Wheels and other castings for RailroadsJob work 81
all kinds promptly attended to- They also the sole
manufactures in the West, OF Roys Frenchs fsteae
Hub Morticing Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers. With one OF these machines . man Can do
work in day and do 1t better, than ne en- do
In five duys without IL. One Of these machines
be operatio M G. DEcKERs Ct this place.
who is the authorized Agent for this and the adjoining
counties. tfr. i1r-.f - fttt fsl
Orders from distance enclosing the moray, sstiss
factory references, promptly attended 10. JansSy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11
STAND ERECT
AN ENTIRE NEW THING

DIR. EariI's Superior Shoulder Braces II combines
HghIness, durability. entire efficiency In throwing back
the sh"u lders. expanding the oh est thereby giving the
Lungs free action-ro Ladies' canbot be too highly
minended for though Anti corset all the
good designs OF one, retaining the entire weight Of
skirts an preventing the highly injurious pressure oi
the internal organs-Gents, uthcr susi,enders
ut he time they receive all the benefit Of the
Shoalder Brace. n acc EEE
All you hump backed. round shouldercd, narrow
chcste .iiafcircular men, aud children, call
at the Drugstore of wOOlSEY IL LINK, the
Proprietor the City Hotel where he will remain foi
a few days. e25-Iwd3tw52
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11
CHAIN PUMPS.

THE UNDERSIGNED are engaged IN putting mp he
L "Chain Pump" OF which they have large los
IN naiooat at the wharf, which they viii ~
rant to give perfect satisacticn The Chain Pump h
particularly ad,pted T. csterns child may York f.
aud keeps the ater stirred up prevent stag
nat on Ihe simplicity of the pump is only cqualled by
its durability, and almost utter impossibiy Of getting
out OF order One or them may be the residences
of Mr. Crawford Bell. The undersigned would ask the
attention OF citizens to it, certificates Of its worth
are required amer examination Inform alton b0
had by calling at the Sherwood House.
jan27--u w. w. COLLINS 4 CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11
TREMENDOUS FLOOD.

lust RECEIVED from New York, general assors-
= ment OF Fancy Cassimeres, Tweedss
AlSO--A new supply Of LA DIES DRESS GOODS.
DELAINEs, CASHMERES, MERINCs, and FANCY
PRINTS OF all styles and prices.
Atso-A general assortment Of GentleI,en's and Bey's
Ready Made Clothing just received at the New York and
Louisville Branch, Water street, MAN, which
will be sod at Wholesale and retail cheaper than
Jan l2--n WIN. L0EWkNTHAL & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11
SPRING DRY ooors-1es3.

THE subscriber having removed to No. 4se Main -,
are now receiving their Spring purchases, embrse-
ing large and complete variety Of Staple. Dress and
Fancy Goods. Their stock Is new and beautiful has
been selected with great and will be sold At The
very lowest prices. Country merchants are respect
FULLY invited to call and examine
J. DANFORTH & SON.
febi5-im dow IonjsviHe Tv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11
LARD OIL IL STERINE CANDLES

VIZ vnoefsigned is engaged in manufacturing Lard
9nany witch can be obtained store OF Messrs.
pkckf. hKAxERs Main street, Evansville at Ciucin.
ha prices They are the only Agents in this city foS
selling articles OF my manufacture. The vhoiesaIg
price will always be the az the CincinnaI au0tst
jan3l-n GRO KiRIN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11
WALL PAPER HANoINGs eoRDanz

kC-s &c, AT COST.
TINE So BSCRIBEk bling about 70 receive his spring
u stock Of WALL PAPER, BORDERS, fIRB
BOARD PRINTS, WINDOW SHADES, &C.,, &c.
would most respectfully offer his present smA
figure above the Eastern cost prices Those wishing
purchase would do well TO call and examine, 40 win
make II an object for the IN to buy now.
JOHN c. DEvEREUx, m.
feb6 Main st. between First and Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11
STILL GREATEk News t,llV..l 12Us
TRAI.IA

Diseorered on the BANK Of the Allegheny Rire-,
Pittsburgh, the Great Natural PETROLEUM or
ROCK OIL 10 f
Those who afflicted, respectfully invited to get
Circular aud look the Directions for Ague Rheu-
snatisin, PLEA. Diarrhea, Flux Tooh- ache, Burns
Worms Scrofuls. Coughs, Bronchitis Group, Old
Sores Cholera Morbus Contractions of the Liubs
Joints. Sore Eyes. Blindness. Costivensss, Dyspepsia,
and other Diseases.
BY that time you may say, "it cures too much" But
recollect it is not HUMAN INVENTION, but com.
pounded by Natures m9ster hand--and Nature does
not do her work by halves.
The Oil is used both Internally and externally.
As AGUE, SORE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATISM and
SCROFUI.A common in many parts Of the West,
constrained say that while th, Oil will
and relieve other diseases has been and is constantly
met with most COMPLETE sucCEss in these cases.
UPPrics 50 cents per bottie (hslf pint.l
Its a beautiful red color.
Look for s. NJ klER'S name written on the labc! OF
the bottle.
For sale by the Druggists throughout Indiana and by
k. NJ. LYON, Fo.t Wayne,
Proprietor In the Western States. q
Also for salc by Druggists gen rally in Evansville,
and by KELLER q FARNSLEY.
mars 3E-d1yw Wholesale Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11
THE LOWER ENLARGEMENT
FOR SALE

3 FOR SALE, ..-..,.. =,
GENERAL Of the eligible locations for resid,n
- in the upper enlargement Of the city. -,-vi 81
Alsc Lots of sizes and prices to suit purchasers in the
southern enlargement. JNO. J. CHANDLER.
novI7 Il Real Estate Agent
= ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the city, for sale
- cheap. 4- JNO. J. CHANDLER,
MOVES Rewl Estate Agent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11
H. NILSSON.

Nv AIER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer'
~, ana commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
III nry Goods Furniture, Chairs, Clocks Looking
oMsses, f'ssur> Frances Notions &c. Psrticuart.sten
on gwen 70 the sale OF oil descriptions of Goods kegu
advances made on Consigrlnents
aug o 1y WOOISEY A. NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11

SALMON.
CMOKED AND PICKLED SALMON, just receives
- direct from Boston, foy sale at
jans0 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
lust RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK-
81 cases Cashmeres; tf-
do One Do LANES;
10 do American and English Prints,
I do French and English Merinos;
do fine Double Shawls;
Also, assortment Of gentlemen and bcy's Ready
Made lathng from mandatory Louisvilles
and large variety Of other articles nuDerous -
mention-Ribbons Laces. Threads Silks, rewelry &c.
For sale low on Water street, Main, Evansville.
LCWENTHOkd & CO.