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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-27

- - LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Gains for Losses and not S7 os2 AZ
The tua Insurance Company presents s patrons The
satisfactory large in Cash Assets
the further security Of their Pociesal he
ing placed the minimum market value the present time
ofsome depres in thu andard They either
prina dividend stock, good valuable
yielding moderate interest and income The
standard which the Assets have valued.
Besides this sodlty the Company calls
attention the strength security it derives its
hned system of Aencis through its having the
presenting united phaanX Of EXPERIENCED GNpEETRI
TRs which has worked thirty the happiest
results to stookholdsrs and for enables
tito enter the year 1925 with greater prestige future
ness than has yet been reached BY really In
Surarce Corporation.
jap3O-tf ~ ALLEN5C. HALLOCK, Agent. =.
FHREsH OYSTERS can again had as usual at cor
e ner. mh3 TENNEY ( S0RENSON,
CRACK FRS ATlVVHOL EEA EUND RETAIL. B
ME Undersigned constantly HAND large
u Water, Butter and Sugar Crackers. and
Soda Pilot Naval Bresd (which being
tnred by the latest improved Machinery thev be sold
low price in place in the est and exceed
in Atty other mandatory in the Alarge
stock awa hand at shop, Water street between
Sycamore and Vine.
decs- diff J. STNZICH.
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MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW TIE ooRNaas,
FN H. COOK bgs thank his friends in Evansville aud
Ee neghborhood their favors freely pom
hnsince ne has zen ia business them. takes
ts of Introducing to their notice
H. A. coo whom he has taken partnership from
date. and solicits for the firm OF T. II. Cook
continuance of the support literally
z. H. Coax Son having taken the business premises
purchased the vs. lie Of the stock Of Mr. NJ W Foster feel
Confident that theY viii he enabled supply
Evansville with every article they may require
and Pro visor line D. II O. Son wish especially
the attention persons in the country having
kind to dispose Of their increased facility for
their OK supplying them heir with all
articles required in the wholesale deparD ent prices
must ensure their orders for the future feb1-tf
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
mt ToF lMfTsYrLEE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

PORT FcF EVANSVILLE. ssR
s-et ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
afa WEDNESDAY,, March 36. a
r.. y. PATrEN from Ten River to Louisville, -
ALvIH ADAMS from St. Louis Louisville.
RErCRN. from Cine innsti to Wabash.
HIaH FLYER. Louisville 70 St. Louis vss-sal
RAINBOW. Fl louisville to Henderson.
NIAGARA. from New Orleans to New Orleans.
CRESCENT. from Cincinnati 80 New Orleans.
sUs MARINE No. 5. from wreck OF Henry Lewis to Pa
dscah. y si-a-s - sa- osss aszasts sss
e. SUI MARIEE No.. from wreck of South Anne Tea to
Henry Lewis.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFISs EvANsvI;AE Daily JoURNAL, I
Wednesday Evening, March 26.

~ OFFIGE EVAhSFliAEt JAlfY JOURNAL
Wednesday Evening, March 26. {
RIVER-Has been slowly rising the last three four
days, with rise of'three feet altogether -
WEATnER.--Now spring.lIke and seasonabIe. Tho
roadsare getting dusty.
BUSINESS Business has been lively during the
past week Considerable pbbing in dry goods, boots
and shoes, &c. has been done. although of the former
al houses are not fully supplied yet. The Grocery
market is well stocked Produce coming in
ly by canal nd railroad, and great deal has been ship
pea South during the We k Freight ateshave declined
since last weeks report. We now quote rates to New
orleans-FlOur, soc per bb corn, 3ss per sack pork,
75c per bbl tobucco We take the following market
abstract f-am our d ily Of this morning; sv
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MTSCELL ANEOUS.

{ "a EXpr MI ST C-(Sweet and Easy
lE Agues May, Oh. Carey "a Home to Die;
Money is bard thing Borrow: Ny Mothers Smile;
We Meet Again; Bere Brandon; Jennie Fair Bright:
p Gentle Jenny Gray; EaluIie;
Willie, have Ruined you;
We are growing old together: Shells of Ocean;
Sad News from Home; Old Play Ground; 49,
The Grave of Unc c True. az-s.
Most of these will be by the Opera Company
NH SSMsL LISTERS
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2 &s.s q
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WHEELER & WILSON'S

- a s1E1L81kE q . FE.SUIt5N
S b w | n G NJ A & I'll / N b S.
TE<HEsE Machines operate entirely Trinci-
Z pie. using shuttle ut neeole and tw" threads
They have operation in the bands of families snd
GENTLY long to give them
and have given entire satisfaction. ess
They in construction and highly
tai we'll useful fitted to adorn ladys TarlOr
less conspicuous post in shoP of the artisan
- has been furnish Machine that waRld be
- it: to family well asto the wants OF Taiiors
gnd Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar ianufsctuTers,
We that Machines In IL presentforn
tthe hest ever offered to the public itH at %
thousands of families testify to their merits all
offauify sewing. while Shirt and Collar Mannfacu-
ely acknowledge their superiority all others for
ADrir work. tla e.l asnM
eyamip aon the Machines sol jtodn
Tcrkins & Reads, j.. O. READ
ni7tf T'7ssf5 -s't Sole Agent forS onthcrn India
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A Nj B R0TYPE S

HDRINs one hdndred pieces Prints spring style now
IL opened by mhS WIN. HI GHES.
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500s . doz 3 p ct off for cash. ...........I0
COOS p doz do do do .....-...... 9
ZOOS o. doz do do do =,
BY I0bags or more, 10 cont less than the above.
II ? heiower pricesdbove generally ,wheretwo prices
srenentone forfun packages, and the higher for
snal IwhnIaSale - ---..- - -.
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J. ALKTSE. y. :. CALHOUN. J. ALkLNE
sLRENE. CALHOUN & CO.,

W haverented the Brick Building Frss street.
doc belo Baent & Nfee's ardn = few days
will be reeiving Spring Stock We entd respectfully
and the trade gene
rally to call an - prepared to otter them
tn in the Goods and IN our
prices We viii offer goods all cash and ptte
buyers as low any house the West and weoet
'u fefs5 0' J. H. & W W. MORGAN.
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MISCELIzA NEOUS.
-. - tfs1 CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, %
g. OF HARTFORD, CONN,
OF HARTFORD, CON
1NTARV1 Tc5e -

As presentedtei its Stockhoid and made in mp
with State laws ofEeW York. Ohio, Indiana Ilnoi
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GxARDEN EEDs.-1of boxes warra nted fresa irst q
Va the season, Just reed per Rdilread at
Gmhs saz z, H.iCooE & SON, Corner Mai1 an5 fstst.
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sSTAH CANoLEs.-PrOetOr a CANDLES Whole hal
~ and boxes, per jas PArk.', for sal
low By mh5 =. - = 5. e. GILBEkT co:
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TO E80ATMEN.

6taNTs SPRING AND SUMMER wEAR.-A
NH u sfl 7++ 49, tl-s - WIN. HUGIIES.l
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:. 90 The four houses about to be erected by
the Mitchell heirs win cost $12,o0o-those
, two on the corner below and adjoining, about
$1,000. ,s- a-,
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ESIRsT SIripg and summer Dry Goods
The receiving laree stock Of the latest
md goods: shoes
ons Scto the attention of purchasers =9iieted
and they will be sold pnusuallew Call SOFA
mi Fl ~ : 7 +
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GEO. KLENE.H CO.

Manufacturers Of Lard Oil. soap and Candles.
TE prepared fill any orders for the above
tices. sell low prices the be had
at Cincinnati Orders to be left at the store of Decker
Kramer Main street, between First and Second sts
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sf,O74,SS6 ~

Ohio Life Tns.& Trust Co .Stk. Gin I'll - e60O co
Msch. g. T aders' Blk Stk, Jersey City - / 500 90
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! DEPARTMENT.

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No. $50
NOTICE OF THE ESTABLISHMENT

Of 1--WE ADDlIIONAL LAND OFF,
CES IN THE TERRITORY OF MINNESO-
ia In pursuance Of the act Of Congr SIS ap-
proved July 8, 1856, entitled An act TO establish
Minnesota" embracing all that portion OF the
Territory which lies north Of the line dividing
townships As and 49, north Of the base line east II
the Mississippi river, and north Of the nearest
township line, TO be determined hereafter by the
Commissioned OF the General Land o fnce west OF
said Iiver, extending thence west TO the Missouri
river said districts 10 be called the northeastern
and northwestern" districts, which districts are
divided by the line dividing ranges eighteen and
nineteen west, II is hereby declared and made
known that the land ofaces for said districts are
established FOR the present as follows Tha. for
the noTthedJ!eTa district al the town Of BUcH
AsAN," on Lake Superior, and that for the north
vestsrH al the town Of /" OJIBwAY," on the Mis-
slssippi river, at the mouth ef M udd river
Oiven under my hand, al the city Of Washing
ZOE, this third day Of October, A ID. 1883.
BY order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice
&C o-law6w
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom.House
&C., at Georgetown. D. C.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September "a, 1855 {
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ceived at this department until the I'D dav Of
November, A ID. 1856, at IL O'Clock at noon for
the construction Of the Georgetown custom b ouse
and post office according to the plans ard specif1
cations prepared at this depar,n said prooo-
sails to be either for the whole building or sepa
rate for the different kinds OF work; bills of par
GELS should accompany each bid with the amount
Of each kind Of work, and the total amount carried
out; the department reserving the right to reject
or accept the proposals hereby invited, or any
parts thereof, when IL deems the interest of IN q
nitedStates requires II; the department also re-
serves the right to exclude the bids If any person
or persons whom there is just to believe will
not faithfully perfOrm the contracts or which
they have attempted TO obtain by indirection
and all bids when there shall bs parties Ia interest
who do Lot Join in the bids, and all bids that
upon investigation, are below fair price for the
work.
Bids Will be received In gross, at the option Of
the bidders; but no contract will be awarded to
such bidders until details are furnished the de-
partment of the prices Of the different Kinds OF
work and materials, which shall. be subject 10
the revision OF the department, so that the gross
bid shall be equitably apportioned upon the whole
WORK 10 guide the department In making pay
msnts. fN'
Ninety per cent Of the amount Of work done and
materials delivered, according to contract price
(salo amount 10 be ascertained by the estimate Of
an agent OF the department, appointed for that
purpose,) will be paid from time to time as the
work progresses, and ten per cent. retained until
the completion OF the contract, and acceptance OF
the work, &c, by the agent aforesaid and be
forfeited In the event ofnon- fulalment Of CON
tract. wa
Contracts VIII be awarded only to master build.
eis ana mechanics, and the assignment thereof
except by consent Of the Secretary OF the Treasu,
ny, Will be a forfeiture Il the seme
Each proposal must be accompanied by writ.
ten guarantee, signed by two res ponsbie persons
!csruned 10 be so by the Uniied States district
]nd2e or attorney OF the said district in the sum
o. % 90 Tor the Whole work. Of propoI,ionate
amount, IL Tor any part that the bidder will when
required, II his proposal be accepted, enter into
securities fer It's faithful Performance.
Plans, specifications, and working drawings
can be examined after thirty days, and other in
ment.
The proposals must be sent to this department.
addressed TO the Secretary ofthe Treasury, Zen.
dorsed Proposals for the Georgetown Custom
house, &c,"D and will be opened at l O'CLOCK.
p m OF the last day named for receiving the
Same JAMES GUTHRIE
Of bo
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Miscellaneous.
MONSIEUR 9AsZYNskl.

MONSlE EUR 6ASZX NSAE
ASSISTED BY MADAME GASL IMShiJ
PROFEss 0R OF DA NG5MG,
"AS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO
III the IL dies and Gentlemen OF wash. 49
in9ton and Georgetown that he will open SAD
b9s classes for this accomplishment In the I'M
most fashionable style, In Washington at lnfH
Temperance Hall, E street, between 9th YUMA
and 10Th, the proprietors having expressly
nxed in the most elegant manner for his use, also
for private Parties, Balls, Lectures and Concerts
and In Georgetown at Union Hall, Onion hotel
Mr.. 8. has testimonials from all paris Of the
Union for his capability as teacher Mr.. 8 Is
engaged in the College Of Georgetown, and in the
principal Seminaries Of Washington, and in the
best circle.
His classes will be commenced In Washington
on the stA Of October. Every Tuesday and
Friday for children from 3 O'Clock d. m, and
IN Georgetown every Wednesday and Saturday
from O'Clock p. m.
PRACTISING SOIREES
! IN w, washington every Tuesday and Friday fr'm
I'LL III O'Clock p m, at George own every We'd
nesday and Saturday Ladies and Gentlemen
VIII receive instructions In al the most modern
dances
Application for terms can be made at the resi-
dence OF M: 6. No. 407 street, between 9th and
10th, or at the Hail. $3.50
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Miscellaneous.
Proposals for furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

OFTIeK suPERINTKNpKNT PUBLIC PAINTING.
Washington, October 1, 1855.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS
printing, :, &C, approved August Is, lisa, sealed
proposals will be received st this once, in the
Capitol, until the FIRST Monday list day. Of De-
cember next, at twelve O'Clock, m, forfurnishing
the paper that may be required for the public
Of December, 1886, and ending on the LIST day Of
December, 1857.
The subjoined list specifies, as nearly as can be
ascertaine1, the quantity, quality, and descrip-
ton Of each kind Of paper that Will be required
10 900 reams fine printing paper, uncalendered,
to measure "a By 3s inches, and to weigh
forty-fve pounds TO the ream q iso sheets
4, 600 reams fne printing paper, calendered, to
measure "a by % inches, and to weigh
hfty-six pounds to the reem Of $50 sheets.
5000 reams supelfne ,ized and cslendered,
printing paper, t. measure2i by IS inches,
and to weigh ffty-two pounds to the
rsam Of $50 sheets.
CLASS Nv.
300 reams superfne hard-sized and calendered
printing paper, to measure 2, by % inches,
and to weigh forty-eight pounds to the
ream of $50 sheets.
CLASSY.
900 reeYns superhne sized and calencered map
paper Of such sizes as may be required,
corresponding In weight with paper
HcdsuIlnS III Oy "a lHCucs, anu WclRnlnk
twenty pounds per ream Of $50 sheets.
CLASS vi.
200 reans superAne plate paper, (calendered or
uncalendered, as may be required 10 by
"a inches, and Of such weight as may be
required.
The fbrs Of the paper Of each Of the above
classes to be Of linen and cotton, free from all
adulteration with mineral other substances, OF
a fair Wilderness, and put up in 9uirss Of twenty
four sheets each, and In bundles Of two resms
each, each ream to contain ieO perfect SHEETS
Uniformity In color, thickness, and weight will
be required; and no bundle exclusive Of wrap
pers) varying over or under Ave per cent from
the standard weight will be received, and the
gross weight will in all cases he required. Mix
ing Of various thicknesses In the same bundle To
make up the weight will be considered viola
ton Of the contract.
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CIAaa VII


CLASS VIII.
No. Is OC0 reems writing paper, l9 ny % inches,
to weigh twenty-eIgh pounds per
No. as, 100 reams writing paper, Is by IS inches,
to weigh twenty-six pounds per
ream.
No. Ii0o reams writing paper, rs by ~ inches,
to weigh twsnty-four pounds per
No. $40 reams writing paper, Is by IS inch Is,
to weigh twenty-five pounds per
No. 500 reams writing paper, IL by Is inches,
to weigh twelve pounds per ream.
All the papers designated In classes and are
to be made OF the best materials, free from edul
teration, and finished In the best manner. The
papers in class are to be white or blue, OF the
regular standard sizes Of the respective kinds,
and Of such weights as may be required by this
office; those In class are to be white and Of the
sizes and weights specified in the schedule.
The right Is reserved Of ordering a greater or
less quantity Of each and every kind contracted
for, at such times and in such quantities as the
public service may require
ZACH class Will be considered separately, and
be subject to separate contract; but bid defs NAV
offer for one or more Of the classes In the same
proposal and the privilege Is reserved OF REQ uir-
ing bidder who may have more than one cass
assigned him to take all such classes, or forfeit
his right to any class.
Samples mot less than one quire) Of each kind
OF paper bid for, and bst one sample for each
ktHd, must accompany each bid and, In classes
ana ., pe numbered TO correspond with the
number OF the paper proposed FOR in the he'd ule
and, In the first six classes, to he properly desig-
mated on the sample, or II will not be considered
All proposals and samples must be transmitted
TO this ON 1e free OF postage or other expense.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making II, and must specify the price per
pound (aad but one price for each) OF everv lind
OF paper contained In the class proposed for
All the paper in the several classes must be de-
ilversd at such place or places as may be desig-
mated in Washington city, in good order, free Of
all and every extra charge or expense, and sui ,ct
to the inspection, count, weight, and measure
ment Of the Superintendent, and b. In all respects
satisfactory.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished at
this once to persons applying for them and none
will be taken into consideration unless substan;-
ally agreeing herewith.
Bonds, with approved securities, will be re-
CURED and the supplying OF an inferior article
In any OF the classes, or a f'fluTe to supply the
quantity required at any time, will be cOnsideTed
a violation Of the contract
posals satisfactory evidence of his ability TO exc
cute them; and propose, s u6acoompani MED by uch
evidence will be rejected.
The proposals will be opened in the manner re-
CURED by law son the first Tuesday after the hrs,
Monday In December next, (2i, at 10 O'Clock
a. m at the oface Of the Su peri ntendent
Proposals will be addressed to the ssSuperinten-
dent Of the Public Printing, Capitol Of the nited
States, Washing on" and endorsed "Proposal
for supplying Paper"
A. G. SEAMAN,
Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
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70 Il PER'S FERRY.
xsSs f.-l3E:ss;:;4 Wa Chesapeake 4 NsQnr.ra
TEsxz-zzSzESE OHIO CaxaI 41f5il;a1

THhOUGH IN TWELVE HOURS!
'dH NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET.
In bOAI AkGO, Capt. CHAs. H. MERRILL,
VIII commence making Regular Ty,Ds between
S SLohhdErOWN and the above Point, on Mon
Ritter, Georgetown, D. C., e,erv Monday WeS
heSday, and Friday morning, at o'clock
Returning, she viii leave Harper,s Ferry sverv
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, at
rhrsush Tickets, 2.2A,
To Lsssosrg 81 .62k, tsc!xding tAs Ssng. r,.~
Edud,ds' Ferry.
famiiies Intending to visitthe Virginia Springs
the coming season will find this bv far The mot
safe, pleasant, and cheapest route to BERKELEY
csPon, shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren
ean. ssIv We on ooaId at moderate rates.
town to convey passengers to and from the Rosf
For further particulars inquire at the store Of
gnHNT tv.S hlrIEK, Georgetown, and
mar l6-u
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.
DROP. II. w. MUNDER TAKES GREA'

pleasure In announcing to his former 90
patrons and the public generally that he ~
will resume the duties Of his school on nm
Tuesday October 9TH, 1856, at the large Hfk
Hall corner Of 9th and streets, (former- Akl va
ly Palmer's Academy Of nj usic hereaf-
ter known as " Numbers Metropolitan Hall.
Days Of tuition on Tuesday and Thursday after
moons, at az O'Clock, and at 7x for gentlemen.
He well Introduce variety Of new and fashiona-
BILE dances, better calculated to improve the car
Rage and grace Of the most unskilliul pupil than
any other style that has been introduced. He
particularly invites all the scholars who partici.
pa;ed In the Fancy Dances last May, to be present
on the day Of opening. as Prof. d. has something
Of interest to communicate.
He will continue his classes at the College and
Convent as usual. All those having children
here whom they desire to receive instruction will
please enter their names early.
Private instructions will be given either to
large or small classes
All persons wishing to consult with Prof Num-
der will Please leave their address at Mr. John r .
Elliss Music Store Penn. avenue, near 10Th street
sc 25-tf
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