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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

E'oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS -THS y. :.
nail steamship BLACK wArRioH. = u Bulipk
nmsDaer. ~l be Ein receive feet yhf Weiaessy Dee
and SAL iof 10 sbovr part MONDAY. lice w. a9yegt
ore tely ron her yer NJ III Nora t,lt u
erect LlFIsDsION. CkOtHEkOs Co. "a Brnai~sE
L'0R cHARLKSTDS AND Pt.ORfDA.-sg.r wggELY
IS SAL Ilre -It-s new, fnssn'sc@at al - Fons
.i'tm'r NArbNiLiE ~ Berry entans0dsr sl1 -4s4 p-r
~ ttrth ryer, saturday, Des-m1~r ~ at afso
y " pr.esel.. for lfees' spplv on hsrs ~arss ~ -
a adnt ~N ne slrfef snd fsr fliet
ns'sous) a. tho dr. ~ -Pvl FOnD fff..stps
-, - fFsAbvsy. ahlp pss.s -, ~ Tho SOUTHERN
tE vNl tnofstd sd ffass IN utusAdar ua~ asrs T4t
.rstrsssan4rf NAk' isSs, y lins - hsf feras.
tt 10 - va rns israiHEHf1 30 - 1r4ufs
fsufsei 800 es tieAflHFt ff1s $40 Yesy ~ -
fefiet eterx rattst - ~ 30 + fsr gt 81 80
ftHNNtes ~ Fa&ss es1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

l "~f - gpH ssa Mai uritt WI ~ srut SfA
-ty " tsspefard suset, ~
hLB DOCTOE CUKBIIf ~ CONSULTED oosvtDzs
~ iisib a. - bidisgh rir,st ds
lg'r ffotn To- % street bro =. hon a. N al ~ ~
DrItATs CossrLf& TipSH --DR WATSON oJy
hf,t hs pfse'lr. ~ Glass ~ 3oas~ 4haeh b
hsn tsefty hv~s 81 rafs.
= isiuft rtr reusdes mid a. 81 s~ry 10 g.f-s.
tussfea. etr.s tr IA e~scsvu. oh ri
ni 'tsfe 10 cure % t.@lsy fpaf npvr. wsso,
sslss% ttst u4ug have ~ o..
pissk n csusn etsFlsa1 tBd teen hafed ~ sfuws ~
81, 80 trsgeaaH1 laft - " cal n IL 1fs psee
y, rtsfss Tor sossultssns
~tGIiAy WATSON %
surgeru W us~ is~s bs-yA4, - ~sns
f3an*s kI~l tnF~ ~ ~ rrruDe pleass, o..
tr.os 80 v ahrr street rear Bfoasi.Ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

4 y. JARVIS 4 co,
"A. ~ Canal street,
have opened choc. selection II fall and winter
o~er. cenpr,ssng rich variety u bridal wrcAs dress
dow ers. boquuts, Ae
Grders aiken and fainliea a. the shortest notce-
n B-Aso good assortment feaibcrx and brnnet Trim.
mings. A. r. JARVIS 4 CO.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

A
" y, NJ vAEb~u ia. It.oyf@ts fsss "a = - -
ssN s.ss -hss Dsss 49, suv1uSI
ss.sss. .s. a. esss sse - sss sss-s .s1,
~ essss sNfs1 10 y fssa.i A. -
~ Ass-Isssk ~ ssss v 20 sy.,<- 49,. r>~x1
an o<yoass ssgs1ss sfrrs 80 - ever, r~psrT I'm
susssiss1 -~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

EDw'D X COi.i.INs 81 Wall street N. Y.
BLOWN, SifPLkY CO, Liverpool.
STEPdkk KhNNAkD 20, ~ 4 us,in Niars, London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT 4 30, Paris
The owners OF hese ships VIII be gold
silver bullion, specie eweiry precious n,
less bills of fading ed there and he
Aeren exprelsrd.
shippers please notice. the ships Of line
goods abnud OF
All letters must pas through tho post Office any ohsr
returned.
NoncE The day Of departure Of this hne from New
for ls5b VIII be Saturday commencing January
alternate saturday. and from Liverpool Wednesday 90 n
mencng jan Z ana every alternate wcdncsday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

INV LAST CASES OF FRENCH WINTER BoNNEr,Fo
j III. ssa<on, inrorea by Madame oHAD, raaci dres
slephan,e h.iose hoiyn modesto, ~ Inp.ra,
ncnt to he VI h. Ere ach, hays Asrs ID
10th str and exhibited AT 40 broadway. EnrDe NJ
I'm on place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

AETnopoLtTss rHgAfgE-
w NJ as - ahss - len Eit< = d. RE
Ans,ns-s and sF~1as
4 ptFFMtsTs-TD LAT. AsADEsl HALL. NO a.
~ hffAe~ny. Win st-fs, ssd gss.- bn -
lFfshA 49, Afss ~ SAM s.lsbs fes tnsx
~, Appiy "a lhs gfensss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-29

AhAkkLiN NtsYrn ~ rowxnY.~Two rnnrOnu
aDres are Fissn dsit, srsnsbf tug oi.io~o y
aisr.aon AMI a n ne even HusHEess a<~ss ID
ottsr,e thst u.r stot l. fs
oslr orasiisls,sr ~ rnr ustr,D u,yss
~hsre The ssYsi Aatgrs.
sre .aLlLlisd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

TAKES Tu,xes CooExY.-sYous house b
on, Gre. sir" said stranger. rsusbisg into
the psrjor Of eober citizen. "WslI. SIR,
We the answer Of the lsttss. "so What cause
en- INDEBTED for the extrsordinary inserssl
which yos take IL the a&iirs Of ~ house."
An IxtsHhAs's W,IL.-"I will aud BE-
questh my beloved wife Bridget, oil my prop.
erty without Feserve; and to my eldest son
Patrick. one-hslf Of the remainder, and to
Dennis my youngest son. the rect. Ifany.
thing is left. Il mey 60 to Terrence Nc.
Carly"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30
We rtety.

An eminent rider has undertaken, for q
heavy wager, to ride the well known horse
Chestnut against the celebrated horse Rsdi-h.
He will use the saddle Of mutton and the
spurs Of necessity for the occasion.
Life is made up. not Of grea, sacrifices or
duties but OF little things, IN which smiles,
and kindness, and small obligations given ha.
biiuallv, are what win aud preserve the heart
and secure comfort.--SIR Humphry Davy.
The most sublime thoughts-besutiful and
powerful 6gures-sre to be found in an ob
day practice-that work is the Bible. II is
fashionable enough 70: many to culog;ze the
work, but verse them in it, and where are
they! You may locate them, for that mat
ter, at the Sandwich Islands! There is no
need going far to seek the heather!
When Lake Superior indian gets the
smsll.pox he closes the door of his hut-kilIs
his dog, sps then shoots himself. For ar.
resting contsgion, we can Imagine no plan
more simple or effectusl. Our Quarantine
people will please notice.
Take up the duty that lies nearest to you
however humble it may be; do not let your
desires TO do much good prevent your doing q
little when it 10 in your power, as the very
training you will get BY these daily endeavors
will fit and prepare you for more extended
operations. shouId God see fit to call you to
them.
/ A DEIIcArE IHsrIrurroH.-A lady's heart
10 delicate institution, and should DO treat.
ed ~ such. There are some brutal speci-
mems Of corduroy that seem to think the lit
tie heater made to toss about like . joke. q
glove, ora boot.jack. Young man, il you
don't intend to take il to the millipeR and
parson, just let Miss What's her.nsme's
heart alone-sight of, too.
"Get out of the way, Old Dan Tucker"
&C., 10 thus elo9uently rendered in proses-
Remove tbyseif from the place thou occupiest
aged and venerable Daniel Tucker; thos art
too tardy to participate in the vesper meal
With juniors and bstters.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

~ Il 10 said that Mr.. Wise in his speech
60 still persists in calling the American par.
" "lousy." II the native-born population
Of the United States are "lousy," II 10 time
to put q stop to the heavy importation Of
vefmin swarming upon the heads and bod
lee Of tens and hundreds Of thousands Of for.
eign paupers and criminals. The Ameri-
can breed Doesn't require crossing.
We rather think that Mr.. Wise must have
made bic very tasteful remark after scratch
ing HE head Tor IN ides.-( Louisville JoSr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

o. All the Sag NIGHT or Old Line Dem.
eersts Of New Albany have Published cards,
declining to run for the Offices for which
they were nominated. The substance Of
their reasons 10. that they do not wish to
create Disturbances at the polls, and are
afraid ofbsing Whipped a,cay by the Know
No'hings. Now we propose that the old
women Of New Albany, escort these poor tel.
lows to the polls. and protect them-or else
lend these old women in pants their petit.
costs. which might secure for them . little
Of that decent respect they appsar to have
% utterly lost. and save them from the rude
hands Of the Know Nothings. Such old
grsnnies ought net to interfere in the politics
Of men.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

OPEN TOTRRRE HAUT

OF AND AFfER ,wBDNx1DAY. DkcSMbBes .. seees
fssise vn - = ssnsss ts.s1sys ssssgssSGl
I.... slew: Ter: s:.s:
ArriSs visssssss i30 = Arrive q visssss .is:s
1ss:s: :. f:... H.-.. .:ss = .
AIFossngsu disc - vinssaAss.
rsssensss sA sissD Is Hssss. ls shs Nora
ng fran % the Tsfrs sats so1 kieADsud Bsoh ~
arrve q .deaApslss 1850 a. -. 10 sos vtse
Fer c,ss,..:. Viz. L.S;:s::ss'sA ssss - ai:ss A. H..
c.:.:'... ri..!,i ssS N iasss.sAisss psiss 'is
Fog xssia. Dayses. Csluobss. zaDssviis ssl WAssss
=. .1i.aa cs.s'. read - h. sT'. CsssSss ssI
chissee Lse.sspsrt s.d LAs.yss ~ Lsyss sssl
Fer louisville NV Albany asd -
vile Pcsd also Nth trains fer Naiisea PERI
Passs Geu vii es1 g5esNy their sdvasta Ssr safety.
dartsg vinsr IN psssseses " the
nsde With 9th ~ which assK ss less Ing ~.
Columbus and Louisville day.
from the East called - shs rsu: medium
sasica. sspssef the river Goods shipret Cinsinns
arrive Evansville third day. making the tine 10
a avoiding the
red whoa shirping b steamer
Esa.sviiis. Dee. e. iss4 Ass4-sf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

tArSIieuLAR IHcrpExr.-On Wednesday
night last. man Of quite gsnteel appearance
apparently about IS years of age, called 1t
che City Hotel between ~ and II o'clock in
She evening. and asked for . bed. The
sisrk. Mr.. J. Cochran. seeing he had no bag.
gage. Invited him to register his name, col
Ieetsd the price Of lodging and showed him
to room. He registered bis namsJ. VAL
snsins. The next morning he was missing,
but his hat and gold watch were found in
the room. Nothing has been heard Of him
since. Il TO- the supposition that be leit the
Oem shortly after hs retired to bed, - some
Psrson wss hessd to % out There 10 some.
thing mysterious sboutit certainly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

GrFhs robbery on board the steamer AZ.
ries. amounted to 500 pounds sterling in gold
hank Of England notes. and jswslry, max.
ing about 1900 pounds belonging to Mr.. E.
csllInwoe1, . passenger. Not rscsversd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30
: Fires aS CaSPo.

a IRE occurred at Cairo on Teesdsy
night which destroyed several Of the best
houses In the place, including two large
stores. We regret to learn that one of the
stores destroyed was that of our old friends
Charles D. AFTER, and Nose B. Harrel, the
latter our old assistant and corresponds s.-
They had very large stock Of goods and
were doing IN excellent business. BY .
card in the Cairo T;mes we perceive they
lost nearly everything. We truly hope lib.
sral hands may be extended them and that
they will soon again bs prospecting.
Just after the above fre had exhausted it.
sell the whasf.boat Kendall was discovered
to Do on hre. She was cut loose and gradu-
ally drifted out in the river, wha,s sS.r.sar
Cd to the waters edses
K0s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

" The Enquirer 10 again abusing n .
Todd. Will il never forgive Todd, because
Todd has shown disposition to assist some
Of HALLS creditors in getting their dues!-
Todd 10 not now candidate for any Office.
HE name 10 not before the people. He 10 q
private citizen. But still. il the Enquirer
feels any way relieved BY abusing him. IL
had better continue doing %. II rants re.
loving in some way. certainly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30
CITY or EVANSVILLE.
MONDAY MoRNING::::::::::ApRrLs
Heck pert, lna.


One Of the most aourishing young towns
in Southern Indiana, ID. Rockposs, the eoun-
~ seat of Spencer county. II 10 situated
on . tall bluff towering above the Ohio river
and shelving back from the river in gentle
and handsome grade thus concesling the
town entirely from the view Of river trav.
elers. The steamboat landing 10 now some
distance below the town. on account of the
abrupt bluff-but the citizens are engaged in
cutting . road or street through the great
bluff at the head Of their principal thorough.
fare. This is . very heavy work. but the
interests Of the place demand it should be
deae.
Since our visit to Reekport, . year ago.
. great many houses have been erected
shere-quits enough to sstonish us very con.
sidersbiy last week ON the occasion of anoth-
o. visit. Among these are several beautiful
residences. which with their surrounding
grounds. would be IN ornament to any place.
OF these We prticularly noticed Gen. viii.
iisms' dwelling. on very elevated position
evsr-ieoking the town from the rear. and
Thos. ]. DeBruler's large cottage house
fronting on the main street. But we only
meant to say that Rockport has been
growing very fast, and 10 still going ahead
Property 10 rising very rapidly. and the sur
rounding country is fast filing up with sub
stsntial men, and every element Of prosperi
y in her seems steadily being developed
She ID the shipping and receiving point fol
. rich agricultural region Of country, already
shiekly spotted with farms. and q perfect
sransry Of produee IN the harvest season
The supplies Of this country are principally
obtained at Roekport, when large stocks
Of Dry Goods and Groceries afford goos
market.
AZ on former visits, We felt grati6ed for tn
cordial reception extended Us on all sid o,
and for the prompt responses to our calls il
behalf Of the Journal. We hope to have tn,
opportunity of rsciprocating the many kind
nssses extended ~ BY the citizens of Rock
port. and in the mean time wish them .
prosperity, individually and a. community
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADM IxIsTRATOR,s sALx,

AOMlNu0TRATODs0 SALE.
V>HERE viii b eelA 81 pahNs a.ssiss tie %
WoSlsey NelsoB. anesiesseys. Tuesday. the IA
81 Nay property bseasing the sf g. J. Fsltsa.
fsrdsvs = R. Go. :
Terms OF sALR.-Thrss DsrtAs ersa f. n. p~reb..er
gv.g boad with approved sseusy. vA froE
ap3O q 0.M&SHEE Ar.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

DAYTON AND IN Diana POLlSS
COLUMBUS. GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. WASHlEGTOE CITY
NEw YORK. ETC.; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY.
AND coxxrcssxe LaxAs EAsswAhDs
Great Eastern and Western U. s. Mad and
American Express Lsn<!
snoRTEsT RorTs DAYTON ~ IS NILES, AuD cuAAsD
o. CARS on DAooAosl
TWO TRAINS DAILY tSUNDAYS ExcRPfED.)
m ORNIN9 EMPRESS leaves - ESQ A. n. seaueo0
lvu Richmond With Eaea and Hanilson. anl
Hsntoa DayseA nssosd Tor ysss ssrivsc
o. l30 A. M sSNvssst ytB q 1880 ssaHsslas viii ell
xssia Csluness zaaesv H. hss.S. Hsaaess.
City, PhadslpAia. New York ed Bssse. Alss
With trains for Spagas. Uvbasa, nslsSsssaas rsssss
Clyde Csvssad Battle. Saadusky. 3elsds. Fsss wayas.
Troy. Piqua. sss. b akisss q kAAisassslis.
PsssnGsn ~ THE rsia sssve .: Coisnbss ssAs hssn -
NAIL TRAIN fssvs Inliana ellis % u NJ e sAs arrival
% I'll tSaips fpn he wes EsstA SsuA asvss d RsA
nesd q p n. cfHeifssd r. arriving nay.
81 P NJ directly viii rsi.s ter xeete. ce~
is4ss spris1at. crss.s fissbsssA PAiiaAs,sAia &C.,.
arriving 81 CoIun bus 8 SIS P. n
Dnsss = Ics:; .!:l y g. s.S sSkR;r = psytss.
stop Dayton. ssd nsks u ssDssessse
Cryns for ftbssJh aay sshsy tsin fseo io1aaaDs.
fasAg By I'M sssss - sAssssA - csnsinsss = sstsA
The esiy route having ssss essssstisss q Dsytsa.
Ccrnhsp Bsuv1s sIssk tkfsssA. PisSsssA - rAxs-
ds3yAis hsgfsss eheeksd q Cslu6kss. II. ~.
THR ONLY 0oRNlEG TRAIN fROu INDIAXApoIU 70
DAYTON. OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30
N OTlCE.

NOTICE, sr
Ron aad AMER the losA daysf Man, 1885, i.tsftst win
not BE- aowsten Current Deposits lassrsss viii cen
ocue % be paid On Special Dspes sssh nay
WM. r. PAGK. Cashier Of Caaai Bsaf:
fWM. BAKER. Cash. Crescent City Bank,
G.C0PRLAND. Cepslaad's E2skanes Bsak
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

CABINET MAKERS STOCK.
lust received,
- 100 srom bed crews. Eat aad square Asss;
so isst Safe Wire;
300 dos Iron Cupboard anA TIL Locks;
100 dos Wrought Irsn Bait Hinges;
So0tos d Dc Table d. ~ lk:
Ion dos Mahogany aad VALIANT Knshs;
800 0irblss Point Screws. assorted al ssegs
zoo sstts Faru itnrs Cssers Bssss aad lssa wheel;
20 dos Cabinet Files sad Rasps. ass'd lsagsAs;
50 dos Looking Giassss. ass'd sisss;
30 rsaUs paper; '-E-.F
just reo's aaS for sale By an BADoOCH BRO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30
TO THE LAUlEN.


sutseribers have just received fresh sts6 Of En-
hreidsres which they weuid invite tie Of
tAs Ladies before making their purchases Ths Wne
emt par. OF heir stock. Wis:
swiss and yseenet collars asd sleeves;
D, do sdginss and Insertions:
j s~onet and So !ss s-ands and aounenes:
Limerick lace. sleeves ssd collars:
Maltese lace sleeves and Swiss eolatstteE
Linen sleeves and collars white and black lace saps
Be-. 6s.
All % which fer sale ct the lowest prices
Of Maia s"d Flint streets. By SHANKLIN REILLY.
ap3o
FANS! KEEP COOL!
TINE underlined have sssrs lasEs SIMPLY Of all
u kinAs Of Fans. Which will Be soid ss Low prices
ap3J SHANKLIN & BELLY.
WINDOW BLINDS.
"Ehavs juss received full :sret OF PAPER wisdsw
w Bliacs sad rrsssparsst Shades for Hle Low BY
ap3o SHANKLlH 3 REILLY.
GREEN APPLES.
w ap3o COOKS Family 0fesssy.
e nBLS Dried Apples;
" Do white Clint heniny;
10 dos Chickens;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-30

BATTLE AT THE CORNER OF CLARK AND RAN
poLPH sTREETs--THE yIRsr BLOOD SHED
AMERICAN POLICEMAN SHOT powH IN DEFENSE
OF THE LAWS.
At 4 o'clock p. NJ, the crowd Of wagons
and other vehicles on each side of Clark st.
,ks;dee became 90 dense that il was deemed
.c,nsjlv necessary to close the bridge in or
der 10 sii6v them to pass. This was accord.
inplv done; the immense train Of carriages
and Wagons 6asaed over and proceeded to
respective des,in SiiQns. and before the last
teams had commenced crossing, the crowd
on the North side rushed Oh the bridge, over.
powered the officers whose duty IL was to
open the bridge, before he could perform that
duty, and 6lled the bridge in . moment
Word was instantly carried to the Mayor
that the crowd was approaching. A police
force was sent to meet them. They marched
out to the sidewalk at the northeast gate Of
of the Court House. at the corner Of Clark
and Randolph streets. By this time the
crowd had approached. They had rapidly
travsrsed the short distance from the bridge
most Of them walking on the sidewalk on the
west side Of Clark street, and headed BY par
" Of twelve or fifteen men, ten Of whom car.
ried muskets and the rest swords, knives
and pistols. There were some two hundred
persons In the crowd, most Of whom were
armed with the heavy clubs OF bludgeona
that We hGvs described.
On arriving at the corner Of Randolph
street the crowd halted for = moment, gave Z
terrific yell, aud lsvellsd their muskss q thu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06
Auction Gales.
By Q. w. soTELER, A.e,ie...r.

oxO. w. boTELER, Aaetienssr.
ktArENslvE SALE OF WINES. LIouoRs
~ sne groceries al the Store Of WIN 'Lipfon- co,
nei on seSenth and D s;reets.-The subscrihe, a.
tifous OF changing his business, win SEN wi,hoa,
reserve, on FRIDAY, March 9, cognmepe,n. :, ~
O'Clock n m, his entire stock OF Groceries, wi,.S
and Liquors, Store Fixtures, &c. consis,ils in m I,
al ." 49,
New oheens, Porto Rice, Crushed and Pulverizec
Very superior old Government lava Coffee
Fine Teas, Candies, Candies, Soaps Spices
Starch, Pepper, saleratus, Baskets, no ms
Imported Cigars, Tobacco and snuff
Sardines, Sauces. American and English Pickles
Br ndies, Gin, Wh:skey, Jamaica Rum, Wines
Buckets Tubs, &C.
Store Fivtnres, su-h as Counters Shelves Bins
counter and platform Scales, Store Truck c
f'feth~r with large assortment Of goods usually
sold by Groces, which is deemed unneces $
airy ~ parrcu,ai<e.
Speclai attention is called n the Chateau, Der
n No MA Ell 4 Co LSdoR Dock and Ola Inperal
also, superior Ola Whisky, MADEIRA Wines ke
Infre Liquors are unsurpassed in qualiity and
",n'hy me attention of connoist us
Toe trade generally and families will find this sale
worthy OF The presen e.
asIms; a. ,ums Of and under 80 cash, ovct $50
credit OF 80 60 and 80 da 9, for approved endorse
"'''s ''"- H"s h''erest' VIM. LINTON.
=, c. w. BOTELER.
nc Ut Auctiou-er
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06
By j. C. MCGUIRE Anc,1.....

tAiENsiNE SALE OF EXCELLENT FUR
u nltu nd liousekeepin, Effects Ga TIIt-RS
DAY morning, the Sih March, al 10 o,clock a, IN,
resiit nee OF n Ebelbach, Esq ON Per nsylyanis
avenue, between 2lst and Do, streets, shall ,,U
without Reserve, al! his Furnitur. and Effects. com
prisiRg- '''''
Pair OF handsom. mahogany SStrmc Sofas
Oie dozen mahogany spring at Chair.
Marble and mahogany TOP ceutrc and sof. Tables
,' aud mahogany framed Freuch plate Mirrors
Handsome maniel Cocks, G. randoies
Damask and lace Curtains, CDnice and Fixture
Veal ian Bnfs, T.ans parent Shades
fIctu.e', Chanatliers, Gas Fixtures
Mahogany dining and Cenire Tatlcs
Sirng seat Lounges, cane se:ti Chairs
liandsf me BIliss' Is patl r 4 ID star Ca pes
Three ely and ingram Carpets, OiicIoth
Rugs, MLttiHg. S.air Rods Crash
Enameli:d C..itace SET
Mahogany and Walnut French BedsteadS
Dressing and Lain Bureaus. Washs;antiS
EAc' iient double and sin ie Wardrobes
Secretary and Bookcase, Rockers
super couhlr aud single Feather Reds
Rest hair and hu * MaItresses
Bolet9Is and Pillows
Blankets, Co,nfort- Conn q; naur
FiSc lTOas, Toilet sets
Handsome Glass front China tiosct
Refrigerator, Switchboard, sbie YaSles
french aud stOne China DINNER and Tea w.,e
Glassware, Table Cutlery. Ca-toTs
Cooking Range, small Cook stove
farior and chamber Stoves. various stvfe
bsccient copper aOd tin Coos Dg Utensils
iogeuicf with large assortment Of Kucheu Re
q iisi e. Nv
Terms $50 and under cash: over thar su, ,
credit of 90 aid 30 days, for .aisfa ory endorse
mics, bearing interest.
Jas. e MCGUIRE,
hlG U Auctloneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06
New York Markets.

New YORK, March 6-cotton Is upch anged
with q limited business at previous rates
Flour-prices ale q trife higher; sales of
5000, good Ohio at - 25s$9. 62t; Southern ia
buoyapt, with sales Of 1000 bbls at IS ga
50 20. Wheat-sslss Of Southern white a,
% %. Corn is upward and firm; sales of
$4,000 bushels at former rates. Pork is up
ward and firm; sales Ct old mess at $l3 IS,
new at Slaa SIS IL, with moderate demand.
Lard Is downward and dull. Whisky is lower
sales of Ohio at 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-06
Raltimore xarkasa

BALTIMORE, March 6-Flour is very frm !;
a'ss of Howard stree: at S. 81, City Mills at
IS 70. Wheat-ls,ooO bushsls we're offered,
and business ia very brisk and firm sales Of
white at $2a$2 10, red at $l.s7a$a os Corr
Receipts 10000 bushels, the largest ever
known, about one half of which was sold !;
Gales o. mixed a. s2ss3c white at s5as6c.
yellow at Sc iS7c. Rye-Sales at 81 Is.