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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02
pULPINs ANNUAL OPENING
ID or rALL AND WINTER C1.OAKH


rnunspAy sHfr trH orrOsna ~ GuD
yAau nARriIlA Eusoktua, nj asoADwAr.
On which day he respectfully invite. public attention 10 s
psrb poTtsonz ard manufacturer prepared expressly h
hs occasion and embracing I'll tho productions a PArtaa
lase and ingenuity mp the departure q the latest scacr
Having completed bis extensive alterations his
by sr the moss comuoiious IN America ard being
hereby rnsb "a conduit much enlarged burnsss he hAa
Determined baf his csabhhment hs hereafter be known
much by The extseme moderation In the prc. a The srucas
ths elm contained always has been by their e1rf6ve
richness aud beauty On s day h WI MAKE In usa9o
annual exposition AZ ladies' fancy furs consisting Of hs EDo
os~y and valuable soeh 10 be found IN HcsiwsI 81 -
reasonable prices oEo BnLfM.
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At the second board the market was comparatively
quiet and prices sustained much better than anti
cipaed from the complexion of the bank statement.
Cumberland advanced u per cent; Erie n Chicago and
Rock Island sold at % per cent dividend off, Reading
shade better Michigan Southern declined X per cent.
The rness with which Erie Is maintained in the face of
the growing strngensy in the money MARKET shows that
the party carrying 1t has not only good pluck but
pretty stiff backbone We know only of other load
equal to it in magnitude and that Is New York Central
Ten millions Of stock at S. Ia not quite large twen
tyfour million at 96 96K per cent. There people
who thought Erie cheap At 95 per cent and bought II at
that price for investment who would not touch 1t at
40 per cent, and there people who hold New York
Central at 96 per cent who year two hence will
not touch at rs per cent Confidence is very mpor
tant element In the stock market and many stock has
been sustained by 1t long and long after its real value
had been extracted by the specializing ieeches who as
tened upon 1t in its early days.
The Sub Treasury Is steadily drawing specie into It's
vaults. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day fol-
lows
Paid on Treasury account. s55 1879 80
Received do ................. 120845 81
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The annexed statement exhibits comparison Of
leading departments of the banks of this city from the
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19
ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL.



The steamer Ariel, from Havre, and South
ampton evening of September 1st arrived at
this port yesterday morning, with one days
later news from Europe. We have received
the Russian version of the battle Of Traktir
Bridge in which Prince Gortschakoff ack-
nowledges to have met with serious loss after
a desperate struggle. He had three general
officers killed. General Melnikoff had intro
duced a new series Of defences along the Mala-
aoff works at Sebastopol, which, in the opinion
of the Turkish officers, would render its cap
ture by the Allies still more difficult. In con-
sequence Of this movement Pelissier had to
change his plan of attack.
Austria is said to have inclined towards a
better understanding with France and Eng
land.
The Catholic Church question still agitated
Switzerland and Bavaria.
| Louis Napoleon's government was good
deal agitated BY the late popular outbreak al
Anglers which it attributes to socialist machin
ations, but which shows that the empire is
not eternally secure. A Paris journal, in stat
/ Ing the question of the Danish Sound dues dif
ficulty treats us to view of a speck of war
in which all the European powers would be in
terested against the u s., in the opinion of thu
writer.
The Turks had suffered a series of defeats
in Asia Minor, and had retreated to Ezerorun
before the Russians, where they were complete
lily isolated.-4 ~ j. Herald 18th.
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Fatal Ascent of Mount washington.

GoRlAN On. H. Sept. IA, 1856.
Mr.. Bourne, of Kenncbunk, Me-, accompa-
MED by his wife and daughter, left the Glen
House, at Mount Washington, at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon, to ascend the Mount on
foot, without guide. They lost their way,
and remained without shelter all night All
suffered extremely, and the daughter died du-
ring the night. Mr.. and Mrs. Bourne were
discovered this morning, and are now doing
well.
NFw oaIEANs, Sept is, NJ
Flour-Total sales Of to-day $500 bbls; the
market is unchanged, with a moderate demand
at previous rates. Coffee, stock OF hand 4
900 bags. Sugar &c. Pork $40 so. Hams
liz, Shoulders tO34. Lard keg 49,; there
is moderate demand at previous rates
Freights to Hayre rs; to Liverpool l5-iG
nominal.
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Wtl,s By Celtgrap5.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
New York, Sept. 16.


The Crescent City was sliced and her captain
arrested for violation Of the quarantine laws.
New York, Sept. Is.
When the Crescent City arrived, she was or
dcred to quarantine for thirty days, there be-
ing three cases Of yellow fever on board. Her
owners resisted, and two days after her arrival
she proceeded to the city. Th% authorities i'm
mediately ordered her back, which she compli-
cd with. During yesterday afternoon, hOwev
er, she steamed up, and sailed for New Orleans
in open yiolation-o the law.
Mr.. MCGOWAN was not on board when she
ran from the quarantine to the city. He was
bailed at $1,000.
Baltimore is highly incensed at New York
for quarantining these vessels, and threatens to
quarantine New York vessels.
Flour triae lower; sales 10000 barrels st
S794@8, co for straight State, 1892 for south
ern. Wheat unchanged, with moderate sales
at previous rates. Pork a trife lower, 1927 80.
Beef firm. Lard $50 barrels sold. Whisky
easier at 401s.
P1rTsBURGH, Sept. Is
| Eight feet four inches water in the channel.
Weather clear and warm.
New YORK, Sept. Is.
Capt. Wright is ina precarious situation,
and but slight hopes are entertained of his re-
covery.
Dean committed by the magistrate, was re-
fused bail, though $4,000 were offered.
Mexican dates to the 8th have been received.
Carrera fayors General Alvarez for the Presi-
dency. General Lamarez arrested
BALTIMORE, Sept. IS.
Forty-eight deaths within 48 hours, ending
Monday morning at Norfolk. Only II deaths
at Portsmouth in the first two days.
The number ofnew cases few, and fever en-
tirely disappeared in some parts of the city.
CLEVELAND, Sept. IS.
Eight buildings, including Wells livery
stable, burned. Fifteen horses persisted. Prop
erty insured
C1Nc1xNAr1, Sept. Is.
Three thousand dollars collected for the stif-
ferers at Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Flour very firm and prices higher; sales Of
1000 barrels at S6,40@6,6O Wheat advanced;
sales of 900 bushels at $1,20@1,22. 200
bushels prime white at $1,36, and 500 bushels
at 81 40, delivered. Whisky steady. Sales
of SIS barrels at 3315 @34. Sugar quiet and
unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19
DIR. W. 7. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVEpS

ard too frequently the practice individuals
Of to sgns from persons wAo have
merely the Imagination of the brain of
Of the medicine signed With hs4 Gus
public miraculous and wonderful cures in ALL diseases which
the diseases in the caption Of this
there mas never peen GHergS TO sfng humanity SO SAFE
would refer to persons this community who after trying
oanG re o@ the these Pills. only
These Pills not composed of cheap ingredients. and
entirely Of costly and drugs and cannot be sOld
prices as are generally set on patent pills But those who
days thereby enabling the patient daily
PATTON will ind these Pills the cheapest and medicine
Read he eeEtia9stss and f want evil
application to the subscribers:
This certifes that my taken very sick with chill
and rh and and and boz
feeteda speedy and permanent cure. JOHN H. McFAk.
the i6a that f had Ta s S
fever TO purchase box Of Dr. W 7 Owens sty celebra
ws and gey " re- Be t the best Pill now the
owENsRoRo. Ky. May II. 1855.
DR.. W. OeMPToS-Dear Sir: Having for the past two
severely afflicted with Chills Fever
nSsaa w ws sa s Z fss an y Dor
eh f osn 9 a da : and to ny great a
most losthsome Of all diseases ChiIis and FsyeE.
moment but go immediateyo Dr.. J. Compton. and pro-
cnre box, my HoS4 W you
With Lils again. OHAS. ID. GRISTs
Fox lIAHBoR. Ky, April H. 1855
This is to certify that had Chills and Fever in my family
past months. all Chill Pills
Chill HAHN the country.
family with exception. On oldest there
OF themtat would make until
Chilli Pnls aid safely say everybody
that they are the best Pills haye eyernsed t
oivESsnoRo, Ky, Feb %, 1856.
Or W. 4. OwTN-Dear Sir; have been afflicted with
ch and feveTs months and alter trying
edes induced box OF ysur Ague Pills. which
have cured sound and WE'LL and believe them to be the
best medicine in use. BALTHASER NACH.
have the above gentleman years and certi%
j. PLUM KETT, River Trader.
fPittsburg, Pa.
BEwIsPrxr ky, Jan. 2. 1855.
This certihes that have had tic eGd lever for months.
tried various remedies wh0Es ene e. then used one
DR.. OWENS Chill Pills, and the he entirely cured
ne. THUS. II NA4L Lux.
owESsBoRo, April H. 1895. s.
certify that hid ehiis andfevrrs. and appedt good
prescribed for and medicine,
then advsed Try Chill Pills; Idid and they
stopped the chiiis, and perfecy we'll They also
distressing pain in the side. which was
fearful something serious Persons afflicted
with chls would do we'll to use them they a5e seTn
cure. dho 1iors AtNSh.
where the directions followed.
M For sale, wholesale and retail. by
- J. W. COMPTON, Druggist.
Owensburg, Ky.
a,t- WOOLsEY & SAWYER,
NAAso W Wholesale and Retail Agents.
| Evansville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19

OsrMr. Viele and Dr. Casselberry arc push
ing forward their new dwellings with great
spirit The latter having the smaller house,
will complete it this fall Judge Bakers beau
tiful residence is about completed. 1t is one
of the finest in the city. We can at least
congratulate our friends on their new residences,
even if we are Unable to follow their ex-
ample.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19

THE CIRcUs.-Wood's Minstrels have been
offering very agreeable entertainment OF
evenings for nearly week past. Tomorrow
Sands, Nathan and Co.'s American Circus
will make as visit, and offer a rare entertain
.ment. From all accounts this will be the best
circus that ever visited our city, and we an
ticipate large crowd from the country, al
though its exhibition at different points near
us, will render it unnecessary for many who
wish to see the performances to visit us.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19
RIVER ITEMS.

The big boats arc beginning to creep out
again. The A. L. Shotwell is now receiving
freight at Louisville for New Orleans, and is
advertised to leave tomorrow evening. The
Ben Franklin is advertised to leave Louisville
for the South next Saturday evening.
Our steamboat friend Willy Mitchell,
first clerk of the big David White, arrived here
yesterday. He says David will be out just so
soon as there is good promise of jnstifyihg
business.
- The Fanny Bullitt was to have left
Louisville last evening for New Orleans, and
may be expected here to-day.
- The Highfyer passed down yesterday
morning, having got into her regular day. We
thank her clerk for Louisville papers.
- Look out for the Rainbow to-day. She
will be down early, go to Henderson, and be
ready to start on her return trip to Louisville
probably before dinner time. Mr.. Gwathmey
and Billy Heuston in the Office, Know how to
make passengers comfortable.
- We never before noticed so many
r~Stctu-Whecl oodtS running, III u SOOu StdSe vi
the river Probably more boats of this de-
scription are being built than ever before in
one season. They are generally money max
ing crafts.
- The river continues falling here. Ona
stand at Louisville, and falling at points above,
by last reports
- The st. Louis News of Monday even
ing, received here Tuesday morning says
The River is rising at the rate of six inches
per day. Weather fine Arrivals numerous
and receipts liberal, The Missouri is rising at
the lower end, and the late rains have no doubt
raised the Mississippi, below keokuk, a few
inches. Seven feetse Oh the bars to Cairo
- The Julia Dean arrived at st. Louis
Saturday last, and reported the small steamer
Oceola sunk in the upper Mississippi. near new
Boston.
- Capt Liter, of the White River, is go
ing to Pittsburgh, next week, to purchase :
small steamer, if he can get bargain, to TAX,
the place fthe above named boat in the Evans
vile and Green River trade. We hope he may
soon be in his old trade.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-Dr. w. NJ.
Swayze, lately of Columbus city, Ind, and
of Ohio, has permanently located himself in
this city, His card will be found in another
column. DR.. S. has shown us testimonials, nu-
merously signed, from places of his former res
idence, highly complimentary to his skill as a
physician, and his standing as a man. His
Office at present is at DR.. Fitch's drug store,
opposite Carpenters new block. His services
can be procured by application there at all
hours day and night.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19

New FOUNDRY BUnDING.-Mcssrs. Kratz
& Heilman seem determined to do their share
toward improving the lower end Of town.
Last year they erected two large and substan-
tial dwellings adjoining their foundry, which
are an ornament to that portion of the city.
Now they arc putting up on the site OF the
foundry itself brick building so by 100 feet,
and 20 feet high, with side sky lights. 1t will
be used for their foundry, and will certainly
afford accommodations even for their very
large business. 1t will be a substantial bnil-
ding in every particular, fire-proof and pro-
vided with every convenience and improvement
desirable in a large foundry. The business Of
the firm will receive but little interruption
while this improvement is being carried out.
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DANIEL W opt.sE1 80. $3.50 80. ''s's'.
ARIli,h,AON RsOOYIS,

OLE Court House. Corner Main and Third Streets imme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
RH AyING leased term Of years and htted ur the
above we'll known stand, are now Pre- pared 10 re-
sale auction private SALE all kinds OF
and merchandise; household furniture horses bug
gies ETC.. etc. -,
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
com men cling o'clock A, M Also Tuesday, "Wednesday
u n Friday nights, at early gas light. D.,
sales and sales 81 real estate promptly attended
to.
and general of FURNITURE consisting ofsat
spindle backs scroll and scoilop tors rim
back Office. French. Jenny Lind and Bnstle weed seat
Chairs mahogany wood sofaseat Chairs Ezahea
chairs; spring rockers sofas soeabes. centre
card dining breakfast tables; light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. gne common and misses bedsteads mat
tin and wire Safes etc. Which we will sell at Gin
We have hand great variety ef notions. jewsEg
victims, accordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc. ETC. which will sell reduced prices for cash
| Wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON,
| my9 Auet's,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19

GrCoroner Tribe was literally Sheriff Of
Vanderburgh County yesterday afternoon. The
Sheriff and his Deputy were both out of the
city, and the duties of the office fell upon the
Coroner, who wascalled upon to perform por-
ton of the same.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19

O.rThe Canal is now in good running order
again, and shipments are being made feely to
points above.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19

OTWe thank Mr.. Bloom, Express agent,
for st. Louis News of Monday evening and
N. Y. Herald of Saturday left yesterday morn
ing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19
WHEELER & WILSON'S
S 3 W [ n G. M A C. HIN E S

FHAHESE Machines operate entirely new rrnci-
"A PIE using shuttle, ut needle and two threads
They have been in operation in the hands of families and
ienty long to give them trial.
and have given entire satisfaction.
They very simple in construction and highly
tai well uscfu fitted adorn ladys paroF,
Py less conspicuous in the shop of the artisan
It has been object urnish Machine that would be
appliea bic family well the of Tailors.
DR. and Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar Manufacturers.
&C. We ecnfdan that Machines in the present
are the best offered to the public.
Thousands of families testify Co their merits all
kinds family sewing while Shirt Collar Manufactu-
eeiy their superiority all Others
their work.
examination ofthe Machines respectfully soil tied at
Z. O. READS at Hopkins Reads Sole Agent fOf Sc IL
Indiana.
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SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF EVANS
WILLIE

MNE Rev @. A. Foster, about 70 undertake personally
= the thorough education his daughter willing
receive young ladies between the
years, with whom and his daughter form class
COURSE OF STUDY:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Alphabetical Lessons Reading, Spelling and Numbersi
Orthography, Writing, Elements OF Geography and Ar
metie.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENTS:
Arithmetic, Geography, by and more impressive
mode of teaching Grammar Reading Spelling by dietaton,
Elements of Natural Science the Bible.
DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic and Grammar continued; Geography, Ancient
Intellectual and Moral Philosophy Chemistry Botany Min
eraogy, Geology. Astronomy. Political Economy Algebra,
Geometry Natural Theology Mythology Greeian and Roman
Antiquities, Evidences of Christianity. the Bible
Regular and critical exercises through the of Read
Jag Defining Orthography Writing Grammar and posi-
the studies pursued.
Strict attention shall given all those graees
and department requisite to the mpished lady
This institute furnished with fhoso phiea and chemical
apparatus, and superior cabinets of minerals fossils and
shells.
Tuition Fees per Quarter, in advance:
PRIMARY DEPARTING t W
Junior Department w
oehoE Az "
Latin Greek French or German. ............. %
e5usie on the ~ W
lusieon the Piano Guitar. 10 Oo
Drawing. Monochromatc. 90
Drawing in Water or oil eolors.. 10 %
Ornamental Needle Work 90
Mrs, Foster will aid the Rector.
The religious the yuungladi shall be strict
ly practical, and in no way UNCONVENTIONAL.
Until the rstof August foreign applications for entrance
shall not be received order 60 give the citizens OF this
the preference. y4
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Rotal department.

o. There has been pretty general failure
of Telegraph dispatches the last few days. We
have suffered with other papers in consequence.
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EDUCATION. &C,
AMERICAN
FEMALE COLLEGE
n4EEHAnIT0N co. OHIO.

l. LIN ALL 0N(LLlLN(L .
GLENDALE, HAEII TON CO.. OHIO.
EEHE Fall Session this will on
ton is oes Ine bes s Gf a0 OF Glendale 70 mites
North Of Cincinnati the Cncinnati Hsmilton and Day
by Railroad and river from pars Of the Union
Gendas The BSilding are NEW and 4MPLE and
Of INSTRUCTIONS Ancient Modern alats-
tnrT sIis nen ti ana s[ai
Cd Il aea
PEScER 6HRsT MaRDs anS ABBf viii
meps as W be Psss lei m ne Music pepag
occupies high position and of the science
OF Music m2btM ME- Psts5 RI a'rae0n
Principal of the Music Academy educated Paris
ees eaoher Miss e %Ss and
Boston Music Academy and dst yuished abilities
wide spread tes66ef: Mss STATB the
gether with professor HENRY SMITH teacher Of the Harp
constitute the Faculty of Music win given
pupil select The ornamental branches generally via
thorough of instruction adopto upon
the completion Of which me young ladies' VIII zee d.
the Music Academy distinguish themselves in that
Natural Sciences including good reracng Telescope
s h e s made the 0 e
very much increased by the exerODs Of Professor ohrs
iese' National Cati net pENSES.
Board in the family of the President including Tuition
branches regular course. fuel. lights and
Washing and the Railroad from Cincinnati Hamilton
ALI Intervening points. per annum. SIPS.
Catalogue, Information respecting the School
Be obtained by addressing ne Rev John Covert Glen
dale. Hamilton county, Ohio:
Provisions have made for such wish to economic
Mt Holyke department of the Institution, and
thus diminish their least half The public
respectfully referred following
the College; Rev S. W. Fisher. chm SimnkiDson ESQ.,
Rev. W. L. Nicholson Re-! a. Hansel Rev. 9; g. BalO
r. Orange Esq, Cincinnati, Samuel B. Brown Rev s. P
Fay, Jos. Clegg ESQ, Dayton; 3natian Marsh ESQ.,,
Miamisburgh; n. v. Maxwell. ESD. Centerville Gusts
Gilbert Esq. Terre Haute pdiana John c. Skinner ESQ.,
Lebanon. o. JOHN COVERT. President.
"
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I1V GREsCENr AUCTION RooMs.


CRESCENT AUCTION Rooms,
OPPOSITE THE NEW COURT HOUSE,
GENERAL AUCTIO NEERS REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
SPECTFULLY tender services the citizens of
Evansville surrounding country for the sale OF Real
Personal Property Houses and Lots Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries etc ste also particular atten
sales every description
satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
having goods of our own TO place
consgnors 9th tie buyer and seller ILL
have and legitimate market We will devote whole
Commission business and friends
assured that Will spare no Efforts to
business hope
the all those Who entus their business
to
-REFERENcES--
p. G.. o. RILEY Il Co, Evansville
DUvALL, ALGo az Co., Memphis, Tenn
WIN. PARK Il Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
II. b. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP, DO. -
VIM. MCRAE, DO do.
LocKw0oD & Bros Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLOGG & FooT. do do
EDWARDS II tsJsHEELL, st Louis, Mo.
Regular Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at
clock every evening during the season.
az early gasIieht. APPS SWEET IL LEONARD.
Auetioneers