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sT. CHARLES HOTEL:

IEnhsi'- 'oMicIND siNtP LiM AHliIiI'.-Tl,
Increasing demand pl.abir s.f, and rry
or a. r1m"nary C.rorain has enabled the proprietor
i"r the prices So s ~ pace -ithn the
ptroty over AZ similar remedies lestrdh
ry'ei'n IN httncre Washington, &C. long been accs
TONED To- pr ibc IL In their daily practice Thousands
cur nit It respectable citizen who have used iir families
Ht ss preventative and cure With failing
~ is,ny yar during Eieh imr by IL. astonishing efficacy
Win very little aid from advertising has gr.iuay
It's reputation the whole Uniani r.nt f.
"gis to- gives mediate relief In lay or two In
Cfoiit cases, d'rsI. -hs,iHy f0UgA, Gog ROLcis In
H"esi affection q TIC LHys ard ogssl, SspY al..y.
'' - iN''eN' q
Price 8" cts. and - cts per bottle.
For sale wholesale and by rrSSrTT 4
-
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- nos-Sm
NHAIN ntGs-i,0ot busheI train Bags. both with and
nul6 KrST p.,,r . u,,r
AWASTED.-A young married r.ntiem,n who la. had
w several years experience
has r. sided In the m the d. .Irou, Of
aud would like enply DRY
s , or %rpe,y ss irSssry rsisrre Letters addressed
atterttYn and others Very
&c, can be given. oc2sStf
Nh RS PEGRAM has vacancies in her family for YooIy
Ladies who wish the Fem lie In,t
'''e' no9-c2w
EEoRsE HAIR, T ra-II or OWES AND STHAps-D.s.
noi1 PURCELL LlDD = CO o, Mai, .,r..,
ENARlNA COLOGNE WATER AND LuBiN's EXTRAcrs-A
H supply OF these popular articles. for sale by
noi7 PURCELL. LADD CO.
TnR JELLIEs. BLANC NANCE, 4:-Isnra.s and Geiaiine
n ."s SAFE ny PURCELL, LADD CO.,
hoi' Drugsisis % Main st.
ENOR NEW IORK-The fine fast sailing ,ehr al
BERT PifAiRo" Allen, master haviag greater I'm
portion OF her engaged and ging beard will fS
All With dispatch For balance CT freight. apply S.
HSOR PiiiI.ApKLPIIiA.-The good sehr. LAKE"
1 C@p'ain Lax, having mos. OF her cargo engaged JS
Of cargo, apply to SaAsS
n@2o-iw W. n. coLourrr Co.
Ri UAtbiH HOUSE Fun ttNT.-The I.nmbrr Hou,. -
recently occupied by Messrs Justice k;;
ose.sion given Immediately Mr. J. Ii. Eustce nl
the property to applicants.
no22 EDMOND DIyrNpnpr 4 m
&IOH HEST.-lneIdng to discontinue hou.ekecp -.
ing viii rent out, or SELL residence, cor.
hrr OF Ird ana Main street The property In
repair ~ .ey situated and private
will sell furniture privately any one who NAV dr,iT ~
rent or purchase ths house.
no,0 A. MORRIS.
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ny Goddin 4 appcr<o,. ,nc,.- =

By Goddin d aPpcrxor. Auct..
NaLt AbtE TENEMENT OK ST ALLEY IN T,;t
CITY Of Rlehmond for sale. Auetion-w - .oI ~
me IN November, ls3 premises cUn,nrEc
20; iia 81 ~ a. the ssry rsesieut br OK Tenement
fronting about - ruHlins 100 fret-and %
Ing At 1873 Enaum 1850 A"u "e" rent
si each, bs!aTce at q, and moah. for nrro,br
aaoeu' secured by iru. deed, title reaired
.ost GOOD " 1 APPERSON. Aurt.
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wcH,,,rb.-. &, roSrox, J,na,ry 20, 1851.
sst hui a .n Scar mi ii, ,e,!1a ST.
ns 81 a.. =. , although she hs, ben %
''"t s 5sa. ~ on as '"f nth ssor.,
H'r-l With biacs :of ,hee rsr ya,,
'''o''' Sf. ,I;s cT m, h st.,,
;' Msas :', aa g. sssy s Sy :. m, q.
o-os e'e"''i m'nrtnc..,i,s TO-, Proprietor.
HSu,n rs t:0I-Dt=N t.T-u-s FuH nfZ,ITIF1,,.i ri.
.c Gis y:y .ss
se ap NJ from any other eranes the
ihs,i.y & hair tuning sIsy and and
Psin s, al s ain Al
Nv Amos, instantly relieve nervous and
!; u for the wonderful,
30 pIspariion for Il, reputation has already
ohs:;. of ne hshest Of tle nnss, d:saas
Leading Journal ana he S me
.i,ns, a' ever produced Try
.o ag ~ Is , soL 5IiE, GLOSS hotties and
sa ,S ' T ana d S Fsas5
es:s-itin %, BsosiSsy S sSpsi Tofi.
e,,vrs :, nT 4dnIs. nENI' FOI; AGENTS.
a.: .aq,ea to &C. and ifaseiins @fn
dessd II
and ensn;.s tact easily Donars per
NO .. J t:I,,It n tS,,
@ ss% '''Ss,tIe-. s 1' S ssI. on s1i Nm
S gas %iG,s %s y Ell on q. sac q
e .. "g 81 r. o" about s%t"yss.
IN, o..nn,,,, -, M MAJ,
III poyc ight and gentenany employment
n, 49,, .Iy, I - u Is ptontafe
~ unIe.s able 20 produce subitantiai
- WI. oe arranged Tor the srst II preferred
~ r,, 70 en are forwarded from
ch'isy only The advertisers will
@ rs by ons Dollar as evidence Of sincerity,
IA go 80, u'4s VIII DC forwarded
NH-'es' BURNS, BENEnICr CO.,
To the sub,ui. nature OF the en..rp,i,. psTors Md
e Dale lie Roy, sons Co. Hamilton r. West, Ohio Ifon
" ~; rehos, Rhode island and 81 Ray Key West,
NJ:IIIaUO 'Ttitj ESTh- " -,-
proveren,s in m. and made e..sna Inn
cANlzED kURaER cusoNs WHICH 's .,s
All by the best PLAYERS. snabl,. ,l.m NJ
PIES ehapri sn others; whereby enabled 10 onsr
ana table for f2SS 500 with .ycry-
made private Crrr. Nv MI g..
"a eas Cloths French Cue Leaher Wax and Rspsrns
GRiFsiTa & DECKER
-, o. Billiard Table Manufacturers.
oS-V-Sni No. Ann street NJ yo,t
A Gam II -, ;5,T - $500 :,e. ioIk.
"a pnhIJ. - a, 10 ih'"I nay friends
~od no. IS Street ign Of The Froai Az. s na
We pleasure TO them AMI supply any rood,
az ~ S y o about fifteen vars, partner him
any Sge' entrusted to me re tie patrons oates
Foid be thankfully have The b,.t
ana mos careful attention Of the House in Which en-
SSosa,, J. W. RATCLlPFE.
-H i.1a
- Head do Pok.rs yr. &C., stI, Or
Cind,r ShovsIs, &c. " N"''e''' S"A h-d's
nos BULKLyy co
LEONARD p FORSYTH Gy0RGy W ~ ipiI Nm
L. n En.,syr.. VtA,s OF rennesiee)
FOREAGDISG .tyD cOnnlS,,Sy Vt-ccy,
AND PHopuCE ERnsiRI '''"-i-'Io'
- PUBLIC ISNnfS1 SrsrsxS,,, o,,o
ASp - WALL srREET Lou.,,T;T k, nTrt
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hCcTIOSEER md 90 yuIssjoy vr,,y
IOn val. .iN,IoN MERCHANT,

n nRY AND FANCY Goops-r,iis syrS;SS,o JEW.
Of y ELiAs HALE No 100 street is,s. .,,o, =.
tan ci ~ ., various eonsixnm.nt. AMI 90 90
silver and ps Gold Guard Sos os.ins:
M Combs pattons. Thread Pins Ns.Jis. ou r.ns
n.r eshes Porte Monies Pdrss Latter and a, p
-, st-riPen', Pencs Rarnr. Kn,s. o.
D, SIS. Ps-oc Linen Thread Cloves Fancy nos..
country Merchants others would do -., .. .,,.,.,
ne doods Will he sold xithou me ssie,
h'erJ article warranted as rrpres,nt.a
ELIAS HALE, Auetonesr ard Csn,,t,.,o, v...,
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continues In the Auction
basins' for Tic sale q Slaves only request,
prisons having uch property di,p o. TO give hu, Al "a
ne ses confident from his cNp-eoct the trade 10 he able
70 give cnir, satisfaction 10 all vh5 disposed con,ig their
pprryin lin for sale as they eyery a.
o % nus psri shall BE- used obian the highest value
pueisy and privately Persons at distance coming with
saves Tor sale viii on their the cpois steamboat
aniings meet with Davy Of their
Negroes and deliver them All be
tended 90 promptly. BESJAMIN p.yts
au26 No w,u st,.r. nnis,
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,,,,r os,r. iioIEI: ,nM KElT.

,FSHE CENTRAL AND EIiGinLY ioc.riip HOTEL. -.
- nov tnT~n BROAD sTRsEr HOTEL ,ie renes":
ed Oh swan Tavern having changed offered for k
rent, or will he ssed for term of years commencing on the Isl
TIL. wen snown establishment, situated and 9th s,s
sS NJ on n nSaa and ahGa,
tan, have rss.nily been ae in the inter
s ss stairs csnnssng the old Vi the q building
on,e new sxterie. to the oil Of this Hotel aud an es
@ %. .S aGms ] nov capable eighty
% ' can control the premises Ths ohs
nsls pyi H. sa!e lions. Courts and the
ami c"Sp " as @G' r s 81 The ;.
q M sS S Sn S WHIT =, S nsx desirable Frcs
has, very extensive support r IN resii,nis "
noi' Anc.ioneers andsRc,l E.ia,e Agents,
HToR KrNT-The Dwelling House on Mayo street. a, 49,.
give, ,sas on l' October Rfn, t;oa .,Gy lii
rante to shave well Rodgers Sons Scissors. snme Ia
nn s, 10 cases. for 'aely BuLKLFY Co,
EFiNEB sIGAHS--incindins Hard Crushed, sof,
Jus: 81, l.n"sd aud for 'AeSy EASrSGs JULIEN.
n NGUiYHi mn OLD 5!Oy,iI,,IE>T J,y, ,ottfrr
,s '''' '''' RH% v Il: c1's a y yrLLrR,
nolS Corner rear ard Cary streets.
1kC1; Prime sides slouiters; chesss--pin, AErc
- ETsh naIy and Cutting Cheese; i.rd pal land
ho'9 Corner raarl aud Cary streets.
DAMAGED LH,r+" Rsss, sss;'s,s a fR
no,s Corner Pearl az Cary streets,
6kLD WINES AND iiQUORs; Ca isc Havana CT
" CARS y full asiorimen III scre an for sale hy -
-, RAWLINGS A MILLER
n"'S Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
- ECoSB SsrpfN or WINTER CIOynINf
isoi-ihnye jus. reyc,vc from New ysrk a ,,c"i sup,
py" WINTER CLOTHING, which Nss ugh gen ,,s,
vas OVER at relnce price, and can sell them much
cheaper than goods borsht rAy "a
orally anime GOOD, ,,i..,
d.tefmin Il TO sell low. ~ 'N'' Nv ~"
l,eas in mind TIA, will money by calling at the old
AZ" Nsh SHOWN CoIilhs S"rcG IifNKY SHAVER,
""i' Corner Main Pear sts.
liverpool Piys s,IT-asco ,,ct, "w.,,,,,,r ..,...
""s'oh' anu ''rhrcy Dsrr-I" FRAUDS. for sale
-- noi. DANENPohr ALLtN g co.
EDLaiP mEnshOES AND NALESTIAS.-
u l"i,ot mi u.t Plaid MrrincrI-all
o. md o. vai,ntias
hsoA large stock Of Silk and p,;ps
cost or ea'h These uool. ars all dc.irAb
MOI. WARhEN 4 PERKINS. No: lIi fayis Square.
r sSS sn EssD T1 D., and S9
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10 The saS,.n nature OF the enterprise refer Kenneth
Dae lie Rcy sons Co. Also, r. West; Ohio. He,
Z. "; pens., Rhode Island, and 81 Ray, Key West Ia
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w ,,a,s ~ MSAFSIi have depOsi,ei for sale a, N.
s.re o. sessrs W. ~ Harrison 4
h.,. s.nne .lntsr oa, Of the CRAFTY The ,taes ~
see, Ies year. since by the agency OF he Un,si
o. NICE Imported fIom
.r" we rasnt Once about .poona. ON rb,.h
tI., h sae oats o. this Kind IN this AGENT ror,n
sprisn S,1s no euory them bat ony express N.
'1Sn IN the fall early period In ~. sn,n %"
ef ~. @ sh. sm e'hhi.n', b. upp.red BY the ius.m.n,
~. :, 'tL,onS Who have given them n rai ''s"e"s
Sa' ABNER CRUMP Po-ha,,a
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RiLLiAGO TABIES.-Th- s-rih-rs having en-
JARED their manufacturing facilities. mad. -,..n,si In
N the construction elasticity III. VII
CANZED INDIA htBBER CUSHIONS which ar. pr.ter,si 70
az y Ne best amateur PLAYERS enable, them furnish Ia
pies cheaper than others whereby are enabled 10 nn
good and substantial t2S On 20 a and sac Si,S
ihns complete; with marble wood slate ,c Of rsn
maze expressly Tor private mail for T.be.
Gees Cloths French Cue Leathers Wax and R.nsir,n
u su'siohs attended 10 promptly person
GRIFFITH DECKER
-, a Billiard Table anuiactur.rs
tN-v-Sni No. 81 n str NJ yo,t
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oyr,E % Rieusosp FraE AssoCr,noi

NUFfnNtF
NJ meeting Of the Beard or Directors held ths date
JAMS C. Cake unanmousy Of the Rrh
uiynl Fire Association, vice JatEcs Hosher, deed,
~ order Of the Board ofDirectors,
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Ey Goddin a Appcr.on, Aut..

hS t.oddin APPcrson, Auts.
NE 0sT VALUABLE " iK HOT r. LOT IN C.py AVN
I"ih Street, opposite site River Railroad -t -
sNIe az hucti"n-Wiii he on
,s' SoEr eer 1871, on the mise ncny at hair M,
hai most valuable lot At Of CARY and -.
Stro'ir 10 The lot on which the York Railroad pro
es tobGiii ih-r D-POt-VntIug The moran iii. NJ
Cary street running back cas-, line of Sst
an alley feet vide The location ths properly
" regarded by -
Dock, York River Depot, Ic " 80 -'-'"s-- W INC
Terns-a;h cash, balance AZ 4 anil 10 r,o,,,. 10,
no2I GonnS. .npp,so,.
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tsitb II be respectfully 10 in6nI q nv T,na, ,r ~
Public ;hat an in the house Messrs Smith Hay
no. - Main Street sign the Axe where n vnnI
az we pleasure 10 ;hc AMI supply any goods
IN The EadE4- line have employed 10 the hon.s ~ Nj,
Thtn Roberts for about fifteen y.ars mariner rim br
ana Nj VIM H. Gates from the ist 81 10 Juy "a an
any ode- entrusted TO the OF
hatsie Toid be very thankfully have The hes.
ara s' careful attention Of the House am now en-
PUSea. A., J. W. RATCLlPFE.
e TELL fRE sETsA aGe assoTnento Steel Fir. ss,. n
Cindsr shoysls, &c. ' N"A' ""a''
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kj,iyE mn ,yD,rs wl,ys Am ,1,,,,,.,,c,

or sale Dark Aud Pale irauiy quality Oevsr
ahi Marsh MADEIRA wines Dud orjon Co. and inontsad5
fats sherry, Nunruis. Nersenay and Chsrpsgre
ocS0 vs.. 81. HARRISON
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Il. j. ii. MCAMPBELI
ATTORNEY At III " LEXINGTON ~
HEnNCtNts in H.. Courts OF GncEnEir,y Arsrsr, R,,v
bsrusr and LrScuHrLa ard gives lis intention 1.sir
~ " his Profession, A. he
attention paid TO the Collection Gains and pro,, re-
" "'..r. r1ys1-fsm
lAFEICE Of TIL FIRE AND Va Ii.i.T ~
" STRANGE COMPANY o. TVE THLLEY az fJp
1rrld !.ssnon ia Sfr,f faro dor from tle pat ONE
CAPITA $500, oOO.-Ts Company viii tai,
Company of equal reJpo inability. ' ~
REFERENCES:
Samhsl MarI, Cashier Bank OF Virginia, Richmond.
=. a: SMITH do. FARMERS Eant OF Va, do.
Anderson, ESQ.,
rdoa President OF the Bank OF :h- Valley wnrhe.er
ery NJ BFen Cashier Of the Bank
H. errard Cashier Of the Faruers' AJAX Winchester
mon lanes NJ Mason, U. = s., Winchester.
D. W KNOWLES will receive Al p!ea,ion. a. heretofore,
MIL Ill
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"ILLIin IGIsaEN. Ike Iinnrc and .,oI-
80, 'cct'on un'rr, Ne. 5 Pearl street kiehuond Va
sold. 1900 ' NN'''' AZ 0oss"' anu
COLLECTIONS the cities Of Virginia and North Carolina
u'stc On favorable
sIoChS bought AMI sold Commission.
kef 10 Chtnher'ane. E.g Cashier Farmers Bant Mar
esN Bo.den, Esq, Cashier u Virginia NorfoIi
Va JOSIAH Wills ESQ, Merchant, Norfolk,
Morton Bankers. Richmond, Va furcela Go HANK
Va. y ~ ~ "
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GUAM iAGs-i,oo two busir Grain Bags both with and
~ without seams, for sale at cost forcash.
nul6 KENT
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SEiArE wARNEsS-we have pen several mai,
terms o fa'e Warmers oft- English nutcur- fine.
~ JApannri Those DESTROYS having dishes Tor wiurr
'LcnIi procure one Of the sto'e a..tal articles.
to2" BCLKLEY CO, I91 Main s,
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HlHhs~ GOODS MELLOW t'OsT-As our time for eio,in,
ont our stock very limited have this day
price OF the following Goods b, per cost:
Nich french DcIsines, At ~
Do do do Rt3TI t. .5cts
Cashmere and Thibet Cloths, at 2aets-wcrth !oet.
IRON ms Jay, also sell our entire stock Of ELLons
no22 No IN oil. 49,.
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co G IL l. 5 SION Al.
rRIRrY-THIRD CoxGREss-FIRsT SESSION.

Mondays PrOceedi nas Concluded.
WASHINGTON, Fed. 7.
Senate.-A vote was taken on NJ. Cha Sc s
motion TO strike out the section Of the Neb-
raska bill. repeating the Missouri comprom-
Use. The vote stood-yeas l3, nays 81. So
the motion was lost, without coming to vote
on the Nebraska bill.
The Senate then adjourned.
The debate will be continued to-day.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, replied to Mr..
Wade.
Dir. Douglas viii. speak again day.
The Nebraska bill was taken up.
MIR. Douglass moved to strike out the words
in reference to the section regarding the
Missouri act, which was adopted by the D: in
ciples Of the Legislation Of 1850, commonly
called the compromise measures, and is here.
by declared imperative, and to inser, in lieu
the following:
Which being inconsistent with the prin-
cples of non-intervention by Congress with
slavery in the States and Territories, was
commonly recognised by the Legislature of
1850, commonly called the compromise meas
ure, is hereby imperative and void, it being
at the time Of this act not to legislate slavery
into any Territory or State, nor TO exclude it
tnereIIOfn, Uul W iedst
perfectly free TO form and regulate in their
own way, subject only to the constitution OF
, the United States.
Mr.. Everett expressed desire to be heard
on the bill, and said his other duties had pre-
vented his paying that attention TO the sub
ject which he desire. and he asked that it
be postponed until tomorrow.
After some debated the bill was POSITION.
ed.
HcUsE.-The House went into committee
on the deficiency bill. .
Several unimportant amendments were
adopted. among them an appropriation OF
1852 200 for the purchase OF buildings in New
York for an assay office.
Without concluding the bill the committee
arose and the House adjourned.
Yesterdays ocecdings.
WASHINGTON, Feb.7.
SExArE.-Aftcrv various petitions had been
presented, the Senate proceeded to the con-
sideration Of the bill granting quarter Of a
million acres Of land TO Minnesota TO aid in
the construction of railroads 800 miles long
in that Territory.
Alter debate the bill passed.
TOLEDO, Feb Z.
A boarding house l., this city was burned
this morning at 3 O'clock, aud the inmates
were obliged to jump from the windows
Two men andtwo girls psrished in the flames.
Others were badly burnt, one fatally.
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COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY EyESlSc, tebruary9.
wKArHKz-During the last week has been mild and
generally pleasant. Rain yesterday and cloudy to day.
BusISsss-W have noticed good many country mer-
chants in town the last days. The grocery business
pretty active; but little doing In dry goods Bread
stufs keep up to the highest notch, and rather i'm
proving. We quote -four to day at s79s7 %; wheat
81 5 corn 3sSiOc oats, 3Oc The last foreign news is
still favorable to advance in breadstus, the pre-
rvaon Of the present prices good deal of produce
has been shipped from this point during the last week,
and the wharf and wharf boats yet pretty well crowd,
ed The railroad has had busy week. a lago guam
ty Of produce is passing it, and many passen
gers. The canal is open, but not many boats have got
down Stree the disappearance of the ice. We make but
few alterations in quotations:
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COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

TIME would respectfully announce e the
citizens OF Evansville, that he is now better prepar-
ed than ever to supply their tables WITH EVERY
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, in the line Of Family
Groceries.
ng the mast wear confidently expect a continuance Of
nv of the trade additional claims.
nnd shall snare n efforts TO merit II.
? am constantly receiving all the leading articles Of
Family supplies fresh from tie country and shall keep
PopI,ry Fresh Meats Dried aud Picked Meats.
ALSO
complete assortment of Dry Groceries OF every do
cripton. Teas, Coffee Sugars, Melasses, Flour Feed
c&c.
NV MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods to the
of the purchasers promptly the receipt OF
their orders. Call and examine my stock.
IN. COOK,
oeta2 Opposite the Post Office.
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SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE As
NELL iS OTHERS.

THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to the
citizens of Evansville and surrounding country that
ney have opened SHOE STORE AND FACTORY, on
Main street, between Second and Third. whore one or
proretors be found all business hours.
One o the firm las just returned from the East, with
large supply ofhe latest of wark OF
all kinds, which the, will sell aud Their stock
Leather and Findings is of the finest st, lie and quality,
and has been selected with great and with desire
toplease all. HART FELkER-
\. B-The attention of the Ladies and Children
specially invited to our assortment and prices
III All rips repaired, free charge sfworF bought
at CUR establishment. tdecly H. d r.
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UFPassensert aln leaves Evansville every morning,
at o'clock Sundays exceJcd; arrive at Vincennes at
lUb O'Clock NJ. leave Vincenncs at o'clock =. NJ
arrive at Evansville ~ y. NJ
JrJ7Thc Accommodation Train leaves Vinccnnes at .
o'clock A. NJ: arrive at Evansville at Ii a. NJ; leave
Evansville at T. NJ; arrive at Fincenpes al p NJ.
All freight will be forwarded by the Accommodation
Train To in.sre the forwarding Of freight the day OF
lis delivery the Evansville Depot, must be delivered
at before o'clock a. M and AT Vincennes it must
be delivered a, or before o'clock. on the evening Of
the previous day. SAMUEL HALL,
President.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Reported expressly for the Daily Journal

New York. Feb. 9.
Steamer Pacific telegraPhed from Sandy
Hook.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 9.
Four feet three inches water and rising.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 8.
River at stand. Flour GOAT, steady;
Whisky dull; Provisions steady; 75O, 900 bulk
meat, chiefly sides, 5a6a7 for shoulders, sides
and hams 500; Mess Pork Is; 3S6 bbls No. l
Lard st, 800 kegs 10.
New YORK, Feb. 9.
Flour firm, 5000 bbls Gag 81, and Ohio
SO; southern Wheat dull; Corn market firm,
$1,000 at los; Provisions unchanged; Wits.
Ky firm, 80 for Prison.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-10
-Messrs. Cook & Rice killed a hog day


before yesterday, which weighed $50 lbs. 1t
was one of the heaviest hogs killed here this
season, though not the largest. 1t was rais-
ed by these gentlemen. who prove they can
do some things as we'll as others!
- Gas is being introduced in the
Branch Bank building. 1t about time
The late reduction in the price Of gas puts it
in the reach Of oil!
- Yesterday was a beautiful day, and
everybody appeared rejoiced thereat. The
mud was drying up rapidly, the ladies' were
out in numbers, business men flying around
briskiy, and everything agreeable. The riv-
er was still falling.
River was receding at Louisville on
Wednesday, with feet inches water in ca
nal.
The Empress was advertised to leave
Louisville for New Orleans yesterday, and
may be expected here to day. Shippers and
travellers could not find better boat or clev-
erer officers. Capt Van Dusen, on the deck,
and Capt. Wilson in the office, are too we'll
known to require Recommendation here.
The Louisville Courier says the slight.
ming lne,'' as the proposed new line Of pack
cts 10 Cincinnati is called, does not meet with
much favor in Louisville. 1t is feared it will
interfere with other lines.
The fine new steamer Duke, COM
manded by Capt. Hamilton, arrived here yes.
terday afternoon from Louisville, for New
Orleans. She only made short stoppage.
We tina nix the officers for papers.
The Crescent City arrived here Wed
nesday afternoon. and laid mere all yesterday
taking in freight. At Newburgh, she took
on board 1000 sacks corn, 81 tons hay, do
Iran, !40 d. flour, with lot of beans, lard,
&c. At Evansville, she took the following
freight: Preston Bros, 25S sacks corn; B 1b-
cock Bros. 60 bbls flour; Lewis s, Gray, 8
hhds tobacco; Hornbrook g. Co., 3 kegs bu'-
ter; Adams g. Cook, 3 bxs mdse, Lbbl lard
so hhds tobacco, 3 pows; Taylor & Harvey
ll60 sacks corn, 1872 b,ls pork, Sc do beans.
Bement g. Vlee, 70 bbs pork; I'm s.
Mitchell, 1000 sacks corn, 50 hhds tobacco
As head cattle.
Twelve cars were injured by the re
cent jam at the depot, few days ago. The
bumpers of all, we believe, were broken
The cars have all been repaired at cost oil
some four or five hundred dollars.
The fine steamer VIM. Garvin was
here yesterday morning from LOUISVILLE
She is now running regularly in The Mas! .
vile, Evansville and Louisville trade, and is
an excellent boat in every particular. We
thank the clerk for papers.
The Noriherner is laying at Port
land awaiting the opening of the river at St.
Louis.
"A large sized brass key has been
found and left at this Office, subject to the
call Of the owner.
Prof. Lang, accompanied by Mr..
Miller's band, will go up to Vincennes mex,
Monday to attend the grand Railroad Celc.
bration Ball. This, we understand, promises
to be brilliant affair, and one thing is Ger.
tain, the music cannot be surpassed. Ev.
ansville will doubtless send up large delega-
ton. Mr.. Lang informs US that tickets can
be had at the Sherwood House and at Con
yngton's bookstore. Price 81.