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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-15
IIvERY AND SALE STABLE.


~ Livery Stable, on Locust street. and mace in
~ provements toit, and now have on hand 70
LII hire good stock of HOSES, BUGGIES am
CARRIAGES to which invite the attention of I'll.
public. They intend from this time TO eIdeavor to sa
the wants the public in this particular snd hope tho
articles and terms will prove agreeable Carriages fol
parties excursions funeral &c. ways hand Being
provided with good hostlers are prepared to board
orses and keep them in the best style
NJ & F. H. Dag ARMO.
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JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1Sr AND I'D.
20. Schaefer & Schroeder's old sta-d3
II RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country. that have tax en- the above
stand, determined to continue the same business and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco of the best brands that Eastern markets a
ord also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
ues at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lapl II
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INTER ESVING TO MERCHANrN.

TNOSTER d BROW have just been making large ad
ditiOns TO their former stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries which swells ofthel arges and most
complies stocks TO be found anywhere They would re-
specially call the attention of their friends and dealers
their stock and pri they determined make
II 10 their interest 10 buy in thus market. [apI2
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HUME MANUFAtTUREl
EVANSVILLE CLOTHING STORE.
BELIEVING that the interests ofhe Great " est and
ID OF The people of Evansville and vicinity in particu
lar, would be much pfomoted by establishing Clothing
Factory in this city, being aware that Clothing can
be manufactured In superior manner and at less
in the West than in the East, we have established
Clothing Store in this city, where will manufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Clothing of the best
quality, all of VIII. ch will b. made under super
vision at York prices, of tic latest
and of the best material.
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables us 10 compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry Fashionable Merchant Tailor
ard Gentlemen's Furnishing establishment, in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock of Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings are of
the neatest style and best quality: and of the firm
is Practical Workman and takes charge OF the Meas
uring and Cutting, enabled TO WARRENr q
good ft in all cases. or no sale.
We also keep OF hand every variety of Taors Trim.
mings and Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions.
Particular attention paid TO Gentlemen furnishing
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
affairs of the Establishment. and DAVID O'NEIL of
the manufacturing. Grateful II their individual friends
for past vors. and now solicit continuance ofthese
vOrs for the enterprise, they pledge thems lvesto
merit all the confidence that be reposed in them
Store Main street, between First and Second sts
mh31- RALElO Ii d O'NElb.
AsMALL MAN WITH A LARGE STOCK
@ EMBiCH would respectfully inform his numerous
-. customers that he has now on hand splendid
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods consisting in part
to-wit:
Plain and Printed Bereges;
Persian -
." a" French and American Lawns;
+" Poplins and Challi;I
Plaid Ginghams;,
Embr'd Summer and Null Muslin';
Plaid Jaconets and Cambrics;
India, Book and Swiss Muslius, Victoria Lawns, &c.
A fine assortment of I.aces Hosiery, Gloves Mtts.
Buttons. Threads, Needles. Pins. de-, which will be
sold the lowest cash price, and mistake. Call
examine. We prove the assertion. app
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STRAW GalnS
yyTEIhav'

WE have hand very desirable stock Of
wv Panama, Leghorn Braid aud Palm leaf Hats, TO
which would respectfully invite the attention Of
customers, the pabc generally before purchasing.
myS SHANKLIN q REILLY.
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AGENTS.
z w Slnnn Iol Rrnad St New York

f. w. Sloan. Iel Broad St. New York.
Scott Co., Toledo.
J. S. Chenoweth d Co., Cincinnati.
This is one ofthe oldest best established and most
liable lines transportation in the country; and sole
Agents for this section, authorised TO give
through receipts for fregnts to and from the East,
very low guaranteeing against any charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS & HOW ARD, Agents.
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THE undersigned would respectfully inform the ct
J. zens of Evansville and vicinity, that he has jest
opened fresh stock of Family Groceries, and Proyl
sons ofevery description, First street. next door to
James Stees Lumber Yard where he hopes. by strict
attention business TO merit and received share pub
lie patronage.
daily receiving fresh supplies Of Butter, Cheese,
Eggs Lard aud Poultry from the country, and shall keep
constantly hand full supply of all staple articles for
table
NV MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods bought
II nv Store to the residence the purchasers prompt
~ upon the receipt their orders. Please call and
airline my stock. (janl6-ly) T.. L. BEDFORD.
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TRaNSp0RTATION.

WESTERN STATES II NE.
DY Railroads and Canals, running in connection Wit
ID Steamers and Prorellcrs on the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY,
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RElInNEn

NN1E have now entirely removed our Toba co and
w Cigar Establishment from the old Stands on
Water and Main streets, between LIST and 2d, MAIN
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST WATER. in Mrs. Lewis new
building, where shall be happy TO sell old and
new customers cheap bargains.
mh3l-tf sCHAEtFER Il SCHROEDER.
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COFFEE HOUSE AND RGSTARAUF.
Water Street merit Insurance. Company EDaRsUile, Ia
HENRY SCHAEFFER'S Coffee House and Res
talrat, in the three story brick house. between In
surance Co. office and the Pavilion Hotel, is fitted
uPn the best style, and he is prepared to receive his
friends and the public, and accommodate them in the
best manner. His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors, Wines and Ales, which, with other refreshments
he will serve up IN the most approved style and at all
hours of the day. Mr.. will always keep good
rety OF the best brands of Cigars.
Attached to the house is BOWLING SALOON, with
two fine Alleys, and every requisite for
such place.
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables,
with India Rubber cushions and saloon lit up with gas
dec9-taprl
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DRY-G00DS & GROCERIES.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

" have just received at our stand in Lamasco, cor
w of High street and Fulton avenue. large
sortment of SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS, Sc
lected from the Eastern markets, and comprising the
latest styles of Goods and which prepared to II
just rs low they can be purchased in Evansville
These goods having been selected with especial refer
ence TO the wants of customers and respectfully
ask friends examine them and the prices before
purchasing elsewhere, know they will give salts
faction.
We also have on hands good assortment of GRO
CERES. fresh and cheap.
app. 3md* BONE. HABlNG & CO.
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CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
4.

New ORLEANS, April ~, 1854.
We have abundant reason 10 recommend kich's Sala-
safe eminenty fireproof, since had
celent opportunity the 5h February last testing
one of that description, which purchased several
years since Of Mr. Isaac Bridge. Our store, No. 81
Chartres street, with entire stock Of hats trimmings
&C. was burned on the morning of that day. subjecting
safe very intense heat during several hours yet
II saved all its contents comprising bank notes and
checks for upwards of nine hundred dollars bills receive
able for several thousand dollars and accounts in
books for thousand dollars. As said safe only
one hundred and ten dollars. we risk nothing in pro-
nouncing it the cheapest article purchased
ALERRT 81 TRlCO.
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We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock "a there was anything here before like
il fianos) WIN. LOWENTHALI IL CO.
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SaDDLERyHA AND COACH
EsIyfyagNGS.

ADDLEK Y HAKDWARE AND COACH
TRIMMINGS
WYE would call the attention of Sadders and Coach
w makers and all others dealing in the above BUSH
ness to our full and complete stock, consisting in part
of Hlmes. Wagon, Stage ana 3uggy.
feathers, Patent Enatned. Harness 81 Skirting.
Buckles. Roller, Bride and Harness.
Webbing. Rein Girth. Roller and Straning.
Pad. Trees, Japanned Brass and Silver Mounted.
Chains Stage and Trace.
Saddle Trees. Spanish. Side, Fall Backs, &c.
Thread and silk and Pushes.
Also
Axels, Bands, Oil Cloths, Duck and Drilling.
Lace. FASTING and Scanning.
Bolts, Carriage and Tire
Saddle Nails, Brass and Lace Tacks-
Bride Bits and Stirrup Irons ofevery kind.
Whips, Buggy, Riding. G UNI and OK. rr-
The above will sell as low be purchased in
The West. (dec2l BABCOCk BROTHERS.
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A. X. Cobb e. Co.. Foot of Indiara ST. Buffalo.
A. W. Palmer & Co.. 1911, Broad 81 New York,
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RAC0N,z nERCaNTILE CoLLEGE.

bACON,> MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
roRTHwEsr CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT CINCINNATI
THE undersigned has removed his Mercantile Col
= iege TO his new building, northwest corner OF wal
ana Sixth streets, where he has fitted up splendid
sut OF rooms expressly for his misunderstanding spared
neither pains expense in making them In every re
spect the most convenient and pleasant School Rooms
In the United States.
The plan adopted in teaching combines practice with
sneory nstea of using books the pupils exercised
In making original entries Of every cay business tans
actons journalizng posting balancing accounts open.
ing and closing OF great variety of different sets Of
books, both for partnership and individual business,
vnere the business has been and adverse aad
mus qualifying the student for entering into the pract-
duties ofthe accountant in any kind of business.
me course ofinstrgetlon will consist Of DoUB BILE EN-
1kf BOOK KEEPING. embracing every department
OF trade and mercantile accounts. viz: Wholesale re.
vail, commission, exchange, banking, manufacturing.
shipping, individual partnership, steamboatng. and
compound company business; commercial calculations,
praci' penmanshp and Lectures on commercial law
$50 lectures on the science OF accounts, custom of
In addition to the regular of study the under
Ggned has made arrangements with Messrs Henry
onow, Esq, Hon. B. Storer, Prof c. W. Wright and
other eminent Lecturers deliver course ofecures
on the subjects OF law. history OF commerce,
political economy connected with commerce, chem
rf as connected with commerce. aud other subjects Of
great Importance IN a commercial point Of view never
before iRtr 'duced in any Mercantile College in the u.
States Pupils instructed individually, and not in
so that ssusents may enter at tme and pro-
eeed In the ratio Of their capacity and assiduity.
Public examinations are had Though pupils are ex-
amined privately If they desire I'D when the student
dergoes rigid and thorough interrogation by the Prin-
cipa assisted by committee Of Practical Accountants
an Business Men and Diplomas awarded to those who
are deemed worthy of them.
course can be completed In from six to Ten weeks.
The Principal will take pleasure in doing everyth
in his power to advance his students. and make them
thorough and accomplished accountants and his exen
tive acquaintance with the business community will
generally enable him to procure situations for those de
.irous of obtaining them.
TERNS:-FOr full course Of lessons in Book Keep
ing, Writing, Commercial Calculations, Commercial
Law, &c, $40 (Oct2-d&wlylR K. S. BACON. Principal.
q. SCHETTT 81 STARK,
VPHOL TIERS ANDPAPERH HANGERS
rIRsT ST., ABOVE }. N. oALDvELL's NEW BuILLING,
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CRESCENT CITY FOUNDRY.
XNTE are turning out some OF the most eompiete
w Engines, and other Machinery ever DUH In the
West and at Cincinnati prices mot lower All persons
wanting anything in ine will find it TO their interest,"
mhl7 G. ID. EGGLEsTON & CO.
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A large assortment of WILDERs PATENT SALANANDER
SAFES, with Rieh's Improvement. for safe by
STEARNS &c MARVIN,
(suceessors to Rich IL COY
LAG WATER STREET. n. Y.
The only Makers of Saiamander Safes, combining Will
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Proprietors of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key nor
keyhole. ALLIS d. HOWES,
my9f Agents at Evansville.
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THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE.
a FAIIUREI

myS SHANKIIN q REILLY.
THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE,
A FAILURE!
MOT that mean 10 say the Exhibition in New York
~ failure; no, there were very handsome things
OF all Nations exhibited there's but the expectation
through the whole country and particularly e YORK.
great, that many Storekeepers intended TO make
fortunes yeraid in heavy stocks of the finest and
best Goods-and consequently. that homeloying
people did not like to spend their money by the ushel
stai home and many of those had to
fail. and give up business.
Our Buyer in New York who : ALWAYS the lock-
for good bargains, customers welknow, had,
couple weeks ago. good chance 10 buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
at far reduced prices which offer to sell as low
az anything here before.
The articles. numerous TO mention, we only will
do in part, viz: A fine assortment of
LINENS;
DeLAIN rs, plain and printed;
PRINTS, .s e..g ...
JAcoNETs;
SWISS MUSLINS;
CURTAIN MUSLINS;
KIDGL0VES
DRESS SILKS;
SHAWLS,
And the largest and best assortmento of
ENGLISH HOSIERY;
FINE FLANNELS;
BED TICKS; -
BLEACHED MUSLINS,
tse ETC, ETC.
We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock there never anything here before like
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OYRUP AND MoLASSES.-
= Dbl Cincinnati Syrup;
Dbl Sugar house MolssseS; Just reed at
sp7 BEDFoRD'S.
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From Wheeling to Baltimore. and connecting with the
Washington Branch X. X. at the Junction, Cately
called the Relay House) nine miles from Bal
timere, and with the Philadelphia. V il
miDgton and Baltimore K. X. to
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-15

HINGHAuS. LAWNS g. CALgCOES-A
VI very large stock of the STYLES of Ginrhams
Lawns, Printed Lawns, Cacoes and Briiliantes, which
will be sold very low al HUGHES,
mh23 Cheap Dry Goods Store.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13
Foreign News.

The news by the Arabia is confirmation
strong that a general European war Is in'
eyitable. We have never aba1Gonea the
idea that This would be the resu OF the DIS
affection between Turkey and Russia. =
The course Nicholas has pursued is pre-
cisely that which was adopted by Alexan-
der with Napoleon, which terminated in
the grandest war that ever shook Europe.
The Gar has held out the idea, by post
poning action, that he would submit to
terms OF peace, and has evaded the propo-
sition for a settlement Of the difficulty, I'M
til he was absolutely forced to accept or
reject the note of the. four powers, Wa-
is against the financial interest Of every
European power But Nicholas is led on
by Fate--he is impelled by Destiny-and
nothing short Of the grave will ever stop
his aggressive strides, and destroy his des-
potic sway. zdE .Ht
LATER The Steamer Pacific arrived at N.
York on the 9th lust. Her news is very war
like. There seems 10 be no hope Of peace
Nicholas reply TO the Vienna note was eva
sve, but sufficiently clear TO leave no hope Of
the adjustment of e pending difficulty. The
Gar has demanded that Denmark shall take one
side or the other. Breadstuffs had advanced.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13
Senator DeneaI OF Rossi oh m

We have seen with m'e pleasure
many fiatterIng notices os this gentleman
III the State press. The following hand.
some compliment is from the Richmond
Dispatch, Wh;g paper that Is not given
to putting Democrats
MIR. DENEALE.-We fully agree with
The remark of an influential and intelli.
gent citizen of fredericksburg, that the
speech lately made by Mr.. Deneale in the
Senate, in behalf Of the Frederick sburg
and Gordonsviile Railroad reflects the
highest credit upon his ability, patri-
oi'sm aud masnanimity. We here add
that we know of no man in the public SER
vice Of Virginia who is governed by
more enlarged aud liberal views. In AL
measures il. which our own city of Rich
mond is concerned, Mr.. Deneale has al
ways manifested "a lively interest, and Civ
en- hearty and efficient support to every
improvement designed 20 advance the well
iare and prosperity OF the capital of Vir-
gina. To such men. SO far above the mr.
row and contracted influences which would
build up one section on the ruins of apoth-
er instead of building each upon its own
merits, we delight to do honor.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13
The Pan Handle Railroad.

The House of Delegates has ordered the
engressmeat of this bill, and it will como
up on Its passage in few DAYS. There
never was more righteous claim to pro-
lection than that set forth in the prayer OF
the petition. The railroad from Pittsburr
runs up to the Virginia line, where It
stops within six miles of the Ohio River.
These six miles ale owned by persons who
have, on their own land, constructed rail-
road to connect with the Pttsburg road
This they did because they had tried in
VAIN, for years, to get charter for this
road, but were always prevented by the
influence of the city Of Wheeling. A bill
was proposed in the last Legislature rem
dering il penitentiary offence 70 make
this road. The pretence was, that il may
injure the railroads that pass through
Wheeling, the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, and the Hempield Railroad but the
members were not exactly prepared for
such bill as that. In the interval, the
owners Of the land have built the road
themselves, and the cars are, we under
stand, ready to run over it. They want Il
charter, that they may collect toll, and
have their road protected as other roads
are. There can surely be no reason why
the people Of Brooke and Hancock should
be cut off from all participation in the adj
vantage of the railroad system.-Penny
Post
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13
Bureau o; Statistics.

A proposition has been introduced into
the Senate by Mr.. Parker, of Accomac, for
the establishment of Bureau of Statistics
in connection with the office of Secretary
oil the Commonwealth, "for the purpose Of
obtaining useful information and facts re-
lating to the agricultural, commercial man
ulacturing and other interests and resour-
ces ofthe State" We regard this meas
ure as calculated to accomplish very de-
slrable object,-the collection and dissem-
nation, i'll an authentic and reliable form.
of an accurate knowledge of the actual con-
dition of this great Commonwealth in all
its vast and varied relations; an objectin-
teresting to farmers, merchants, mechan-
les. statesmen, scholars; in short, to every
citizen Of Virginia who desires to see her
keep pace with the enlightened progress
and development of the times. Such an
establishment, if properly conducted, land
we have no reason to entertain doubt
upon that point,) must become reservoir
of facts and fountain of information that
will difluse both pleasure and profit among
the people ofthe Commonwealth. We do
not deem ii necessary to enter into a par
ticular discussion of the merits ola propo-
stion which so plainly commends itself to
the appreciation ofthe public. Considered
in reference to the importance, it is wor-
thy OF success, and has our best wishes
Dispatch
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13
Report of the Board of puh7io wo,t.

S>-S
The annual report of the Board Of Pub
lie Works OF Virginia has just been made,
from which we learn that SO miles Of the
Covington and Ohio railroad, between the
mouth of the Big Sandy river and the
mouth OF Scarl creek, are under contract,
and it is proposed during the present.
month to decide as to the route and loca.
ton Of the Eastern division from Coyinq.
ton. The Board urge the vigorous prose.
cuion of this important work. The Blue
Ridge railroad begun IN 1949, will be fin
ished in 1857. Ten miles oil the road on
the eastern side Of the mountain have been
constructed, and in February three miles
on the western side will be finished
There are are four tunnels on this road.
the Greenwood tunnel, 549 feet in length,
is completed the second tunnel $50 feet
long, is in in process 81 construction; the
third tunnel, 100 feet in length, is through
solid rock, and is nearly completed the
fouth and main tunnel is 4,24S feet in
length, of which 2,400 feet are completed
The engineer estimates that an a8ait,onal
appropriation of $3.50 ,ooo will be..necessai}
to put the entire road in condition in
which it may be transferred to the Central
Railroad Company.
The James River and Kanawhs canal
Will soon be completed to Craig's creek,
wren there will be a continuous line of cas-
nal from Richmond 10 point thirty miles
mis- side of Covington. Tire Board re-.
commend the extention of the canal to
Coyington, and no further for the present.
The report gives glowing picture Of
the good time coming" when Virginia
shall be eEon-bound by her magnificent
network of railways" The following
recapitulation exhibits the extent of rail-
way in the State, and the interest of the
State in the capital stock of the % differ
ent railroad companies in the State:
Number of miles ofrairoad 2,I02
completed 1916
+" in progress S73
Capital stock authorised $27, O66. 100 O0
States interest therein 6,1O2,4 07 II
Included in the number Of miles of rail-
way completed, are 24O miles on the Bal.
timoFe and Ohio railroad, within the ter
rltory OF Virginia. The Board recommend
a new map of Virginia, and conclude the,r
report az follows:
The Board do not feel justified in con.
eealing their opinion that the works now
IN progress and projected, are fully sufi-
cient, tor the present, to engage ali the en-
ergies, and to consume all the available
means of the State, and that. therefore.
the dictate Of wisdom is to pause and
breathe awhile before engaging in new
works.